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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24

730 Lucish Frank, Lucich Sally
S07 Zeugner Richard l..
$50 Grgas Joseph, Husco Ann,
Skolnik Velma Jane
920 Wodarczak Clarence
972 Frkonja Louis
GIT Sambol Anton
Suspended BY p. L. and Placed
On Reserve
55 Musich Anton
61S Mynerich Ann
$50 Rothero Marion
Suspended Members
n Golich John Rose, Morris Ma
ry Ann
"a Mesnar Rudolph
70 Stipetic William D.
241 Kolenko Ronald P.
285 Samardzic Antonija
294 Kay Robert E.
648 Laksche Ivan
919 Treble Maria
$40 Kolankowski Jerry
Suspended BY p. L.
$50 Rothero Marion, Bilac Rajko
Withdrew From Membership
2S9 Bochicchio Agatha
692 Kauzlarich Keith
Cash Surrenders
8 Belich Ann, Belich Mike
1S Tomac Andrew
21 Smiciklas Janko
80 Kulier Henry M.
At Vlasicek Katarina
Sc Lorrekovich Charles
76 Mlinac Thomas
IS Thomas Olga
115 Pavlich Steve
f26 elias Irene, elias John, elias
John (Inc)
131 Kamalich Frank ].
143 Kane Erwin S., Stayduhar
Leanor
1T Prkacin Marilyn G.
230 F'urlic Mary c.
235 Dorcic James E., Pintar Ru-
dolf
24O Stilinovich William
800 Janiel Fora D.
355 Jokela Mary, Tonkovich Eva
395 Brl1lacich Dolores, Brklovich
Mike
440 Bitkovich Robert ].
598 Galovich Joseph, G Galovic h
George
727 Lobsiger Florence
742 Papes Nick s.
76O Valyo Vera
848 Cerovac Jakov A.
S98 Smith Charles
500 Pleich George
919 Pozeniczny Mary
$40 Kolankowska Maria, Kolan-
kowska M.
954 Hoysa Lucy, Hoysa Nicholas
Reserve Expired
8 Jadrich Jennie
II Stefanich Katherine
"a Milkovich Paul, Predovic Pc
ter r.
33 Blazuc euro
35 Mufich Edward M, Stiglich
Betty Jean
43 zorich Patrick
~ Kozlovich John M.
76 Muza Steve
"a Gusic Pavao
105 Goodall Nick J.
118 Ivanov Walter
1873 Sulentic Tommy
141 Leonard Victoria
145 Galovich Virginia
161 Papic Marija
1853 Bedran Ana
175 Juricic Frank
1T Gaspich Joseph, Milosevich
Charles
1872 Creme Juraj
214 Mitchell Rozie
217 F'uderich John
231 Grabusic Edward, Kirincich
Mario J.
288 Plesha John
304 Modrovich Frank J.
306 Skorup Nick Steve
$40 Dabo Petar
326 Toich Michael
351 Orlich Thomas P.
416 Yanesh Mary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24
MARCH

2. "St. Lawrence" Lodge
Ii Dance, Lodge Hall, 589
South Second Street, Steel.
ton, Pa, 1880 PM. Music for
dancing, variety solid and
liquid refreshments.
6. - Maple Leafs" Lodge
S12 Dance, Croatian Home
% Fifth Street, Welland, Ont,
Canada, $50 PM. Music by
Silver Strings Orch e S tr a,
choice of refreshments.
20. = Lodges 248 and 534
in Bakalar Supper, Croatian
Home, 241 Maple Avenue,
Clarion, Pa, 600 PM. Social
guests will be members of
Croatian F'raternal Unions
Supreme and Executiv e
Boards. Delicious food, enter
tainment, refreshments.
21. = "Svi Sveti" Lodge 1
in Goth Anniversary Program,
Banquet and Dance. Program,
200 PM, at Javor Hall, 822
North Canal Street, North
Side Pittsburgh, Pa. Banquet,
600 PM, at Lodge 1 Hall,
1916 East Ohio Street, North
Side Pittsburgh. Dancing at
Lodge 1 Hall to "Plavi ME-
sec" Tamburitzans. Follow
Zajednicar for further details.
27. - "F a mily Circle"
Lodge $50 Card and Bunco
Party, CFU Children's Home
School Auditorium, 1901 Pot
ter Road, Des PLANES, ILL.,,
800 PM. Valuable awards,
plenty Of refreshments. Mem
bers, friends throughout Mid
West cordially invited.
APRIL
2. - Opening of three-day
cycle of activities attending
CFU's 18th Annual National
Basketball Tournament. All
games at Elks Gymnasium,
Farrell, Pa. Socials at Gro
atian Home, 412 Staunton st.
Other details appear regular
ly in Zajednicar.
8. - Opening of two-day
events attending CFU's 3rd
Annual Wisconsin State Bowl
ing Tournament. Bowling at
l. u by's Recreation, 400
18th Street, Racine. For de-
tails pertaining to social "a
gendum, etc., follow your
Zajednicar.
%. Pioneers" Lodg e
663 Card Party, Croatian
Home, 1914 st. Clair Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio, 700 PM.
Entertainment, refreshments.
Proceeds intended for Bowl
ers Tourney Fund to help de-
fray expenses Of sending
Lodge teams to CFU's goth
Annual National Tenpin Tour
nament at Detroit in May.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24
sZAJED DN1CAR"

s., Mllnar1c Pavao, Perlcd Ma
ry, Tsvetkoff Mary
355 Smrekar Elizabeth
1858 Zitz Marie M.
374 McMurtrie Norman T.
3S1 zauhar Martin L.
391 Fabianich Josephine
392 Cirrus Stephen
416 Honosky Jimmie
423 Darroch Margaret, Doycich
Thomas, Gagric Walter, Hri-
bar Frances Ann, Movre Ma
ria M, Movre Matthew p,
Pavlecek Ana
425 Love Mary Lucretia
434 Bakarich Victor, JapunZich
Elizabeth, Pascual Frederick,
zanze Jacqueline
440 Melvan Paul, Ruzich Ann M.
483 Blazina Ronald E., Segota
Theodore E.
504 Sarich Catherine
528 Stajcar Lawrence
533 Britvec James M, Britvec
Paul j., Loncaric Louis T.,
Wilk John
$40 Bartolovic Bernard
SCI Cimermancic George, Spicko
Violet T.
564 Puskarich Nick
5s1 Obradovich Louie
58S Pericich Maria
595 Dorich Theresa, Dragisich Ro-
bert, Horvath Agnes, Rod
ecker Eva E., Vidas Max
606 Krondon Joseph
615 Puskarich Rose B., Vichich
Mary
635 Spolar Dorothy, Vukelich Paul
N.
643 Glavanovich Andrew
663 Bukovac Gertrude, Sajovec
Robert J.
665 Herrick Mildred Ann
! $50 Lesh Rita Jane
676 Jugum Helen
705 Zajac Thomas A.
7O6 Slat Nancy E.
ut Pulich Marllyn G.
720 Radovich Millard
731 Kasun Violet A., Pinter Mar
garet l., Pinter Patricia Ann
! 734 Jaklevic Catherine, Lukinac
Phillip E.
73S Smieska Geraldine
TAP Lavacot Francis E., Palla
| Marianne
ITO Bonetti Katherine j., Bozick
James, Nury Mary Jane, Sc
KEEL Paul c., Semencar John G.
791 Turk Esther
SO5 Skertich> Theresa
S54 Marich Lazar
859 Simrak Mildred
! 865 Gasparich Barbara
872 Bennett Donna Mae, Paskvan
Frank Mark, Stajcar Frank
| j., Starcevich Donald G.
New Members - Canada
GIT Rome Matthew
628 Davies Kenneth r., Sertic
Frank, Szczur Isabel Violet
644 Niksic Kathleen
678 Vranic Anka
812 Brick Steve, Kraliz Edith F.
800 Aleksic Daniel, Aleksic Roza
S66 Salata Edhem
895 Jelenic Katarina
1896 Asic Mile
Reinstatements
II Krlin Tomo Sr.
16 Macak Andre
21 Racanovich Martha, Racano-
vic Mike
Sc Bubash Ruth, Bubash Stephen
F.
231 Matock Robert G.
241 Kodrich Anton, Kodrich EN-
290 Jakopac Frances
3O5 Emeric Fabian
375 Simatovich Mike
63S Bican Olga
Reinstated From Reserve
&c Smolkovic Bernard
2S8 Zic Joe L.
293 Kalich Gladys
42O Manic Mato
| 865 Ladesich Zdenka
$50 Mihelcic William p.
608 Novosel Dragutin
Reserve Members
2 Ferkol Maria
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24

February a. 1854
REPORT OF SUPREME SECRETARY
Disbursements For The Month OF December, 1858
Paid To Benefciaries
Death Benefit Claims, u S. s22s4 %
Cash Cash Loans ss7soo
Premium Loan
Refunds Of payments 1144o
1921
Disability Benefits Canada
Sick Benefit az, U. S. s17ee4s
Sick Benefit a., Canada 24ss2o
Benefit "B" U. $1,000
Sick Benefit s Canada 1,238oe
Maternity Benefit 2,52O0
Paid Administration
Salaries Of Executive Board 2o75o
Salaries Employees Officials .......~.... ss43 0t
Salaries of Editors and Employees of ~" 1s2So(
Printing Official Organ (two months) 1sses5t
Postage for Official Organ es
Penn Office supply Co., office supplies 4So o:
international Bus Mach Corp rental Of machines ass 4
% pe0sp Ena manSv
George Marchan, filming CFU Office Chidrens 1000
Printing Department lodge supplies - 1928
Postage Express s5e7
The Elliot Calendar Co, calendars soo5
Accrued interest bonds
Equitable Gas Company
The Bell Telephone Company telephone 1o47
Edo Lubch Radio Campaign broadcasts 12so
Childrens Home refund filming
Remington Rand Inc, microfilmng supplies 155 s.
american leans Sanitary Supply Co, paper towels soS 80 s
Haughton 7eO
Mickey Hamaak Company, Campaign merchandise 7eo
Canada proportional s4
attending Calf Fraternal Congress AIS
Konjevod attending Calf Fraternal Congress 400
Luxor Lighting Products, fuorescent lamps 1927
Peoples F. N Bank Trust Co., coupon collection % 2ss
Visual Art Films projecting cFU movies 121
Puro Water Filter Co, water service 1922
Western Union Telegraph Co, kilograms III
Local transportation 1oo
Matthew attending New Congress. $40
National Assoc Of Insurance Proceedings 50
Kovacevch attending So Calf Frat Congress 1870
subscription
j. Mfg jantors supplies SO
The Todd Company ribbons for checkvriter - 80
Acme Printing Stat Co, office supplies 4e
Photographic supplies
of W. Virginia Commissioners Report IT
B. w. Gottlieb Associates advertising
Hrvatsh Glas. subscription go
Canadian Exchange 1o.6
ypss1err Pyises for new para members 10 seo
Social Security Taxes o. ss4
.z Total - ....... 4s24s1
-sHs was
,FU Printing Department printing petition. ". 17s
tuberculosis League of Pittsburgh, donation 100
nnation to needy member 100
Total - s 5 551o
Athletic Fund
@ es esk e
Mickey Company trophies Observation-Disclosures" AT
Total 100
Orphans Trust Fund
death benefit Of father Pavao $50
Kot Sud Dolni benefae Of M Skoric 1866
father FLIP
death benefit father Karl 9O6
General Account balance clerical services $500
Total 1003.7
Dividend
Transfer Of
Prizes for members 1880
Salaries Of Director Employees 1068O
months
Printing Department. printing Magazine Supplies
Sports activities
Actuarial
Accrued interest bonds 1921
Donations Christmas parties
certificates 667
Postage 4O3
Magazine contests
Security S5
Total ~ 1882
Printing Department
Salaries Of Manager Shop Employees 33204
Salaries of Mailing Room Employees 10215
Hauling Zajednicar
International Paper Sales Co., newsprnt 294s7
Evening star., 1954-01-17
BY Doris Kanter

The purpose of the center
is to help remove emotional
"rocks"-fearS and tensions
that can turn an otherwise
normal child into a problem"
to help parents and children
alike to work out the why's"
of their behavior so that.
through understanding, the
later pitfalls Of emotional dis
turbance can be avoided.
The center was created by
three independent agencies.
The trustees and board of
managers of Hillcrest Resi-
dence offered the four field
stone cottages on IA acres of
ground at Nebraska avenue
and Van Ness street NV. to
make resident care for emo
tionally disturbed children
available. The Washington
Institute of Mental Hygiene
evaluates referrals for resident
care, offers thefapy to chill
dren, counseling to parents and
supervision for the residence
staff. Children's House, a
school for those unable to
adjust in public and private
schools, is available for resi-
dent children who require its
special education and group
therapy facilities.
DR.. Kessler is medical direc-
tor of the resident program.
Before he came to Washing
ton in 1850 to direct the
Mental Hygiene Institute, he
was psychiatrist on the staff
of Southard School, the Men
ninger Clinics experimental
laboratory in Topeka, Kans.
In the community fight
against illness. as well as de-
linquency and crime, the CEN
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Children Under Pressure

ter is an important step
forward, DR.. KeSsler says. In
some cases. weekly conSulta-
tions with DR.. KeSsler or
another staff pSychiatriSt may
be all that Is needed. In others.
DR.. KeSsler may advise at
tending the school. In still
others, he may suggest that
the child be put into residence
at the center.
No one who can be helped is
denied service, DR.. KesSler
says, and charges are based on
ability to pay. Acceptance of
any service is completely vol
untary.
The residence, school and
clinic are stated by psychia-
trists. psychologists, pSychi-
atric social workers and thera-
piSts. Because most children's
problems are closely connected
with their relationship to par
ents. the staff works with the
parents as weli
That's an important ad-
vantage OF this project, ;" DR..
Kessler explains. Many of the
children at Menninger were
being treated hundreds of
miles from home. There was
no opportunity to work with
parents. Here we can treat
and educate both at the same
time"
A formula for raising a child
the right" way?
DR.. Kessler who has three
children of his own. does not
know one. But. he is sure. 1T
is not done by doses of love-,
time or scientific toys No
following of formulas can take
the place of even occasional
recognition Of what your child
is feeling-and then respond
ing to it,"
Evening star., 1954-01-17

6kN4AA WHY CAIc C4AAAu 10
- a picture OF health.
He's Just an uncomfortable
hellion!"
That was one neighbor's re-
action to a handsome, freckle-
faced 8-year-old who walked
into DR.. Edwin S. Kessler'S
Office recently. Others said
things even less kind.
There was evidence that the
boy was uncomfortable. BY
the time he was Z, he had
been expelled from more than
a half-dozen nursery and pub
lie schools, and after 10 days
at a summer camp. he had
been sent home for throwing
other children into the water
Even his mother, filled with
anxiety, admitted she did not
know what to do with him. In
desperation. she told DR.. Kess-
Ter, she appealed to the HILL
crest Children's Center.
The center, set up last Sep
tember in Hillcrest Residence
(the Washington City Orphan
Asylum treats sick children.
They are not sick in the way
the boys neighbor thought of
illness. For in her observa-
tions, she was right. The boy
seemed healthy-if anything.
too robust. They are not
mentally retarded or deficient.
In tests, the boys intelligence
was rated superior"
They are normal children
who, for various reasons, carry
emotional loads too heavy for
them. Their personalities are
imprisoned, like a blade of
grass under a rock. by pres
sures neither they nor their
parents are aware of. Such
presSures. If not checked. re-
suit in delinquency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

ACCoUNTANT-sECY., experienced
reliable, college grad. Phone RE
7--0451. Apt. 201. or write Boz
A .eSS5Si fiSSt BOOKKEEPING g.
sires fuil-time position. Local ref
ADMINISTRATIVE s ECRETARY
available Immediately. part tim,
mornings. KE. S-4275.
ALTERATION WOMAN desires work
exp: men and ladies' clothes. DE
BABY-SITTER or companion for Ell
derby person by teacher. white. bes
REFERENCES. BOX Alb. Starr ..
BOOKKEEPING. part time-Payrolls
accounts payable and receivable
monthly and quarterly statements
CLERK iHi K-ssT1EINoGRAPHER. COL, exper
fenced. desires position. LA. .6-3S77
COLLEGE GRAD. colored, wishes per
manent position: qualified teacher
will accept other type work. Ii
c 3IS15S nDS i Nurse. white. settled
housework. leave city. Cali AID. 4
D aSeT sS1' Asst Asst and laborator,
tech; 10 yrs exper.. excel. refs.
desires pos. Sill spg. area. Eversreer
EXEC. SECY., varied exper.. excel
refs. personnel. radio law. etc
Avail. immed. NO. 7-3063.
GIRL FRIDAY" type Job mon
curate, conscientious: good person
atty. Randolph 6-4229.
GIRL, colored. desires work as wrap.
per. elev. oper. or rest center girl
EXP. HUI 3-S622..
GIRL, colored, desires elev. Job Of
GIRL colored, desires Job, clerical
or cleaning ofnces. To. 1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES

EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE offered
capped children; BY former public
school teacher. EN-. 2-05a6. 3
SING AND SPEAK CORRECTLY -
s sfsdN6 Ia sf frfG s''0 e. s EfsEf
RADIO AND Tv REPAIR: eve. classes
VISION INsTITUTE. Ma; $3.50:
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul:
e eH1 W sTaRHS Ray sE aS sVe coG
PIX RECEPTIONls1 course cash,
Leaned; sEe no handieap; day class class
ssGEo21 ~ III oR a aSsSt yo At France
in demand Enroll now for in
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF BROAD
CASTING, 333s 18th NV. Decatur
LATIN AND ITALIAN INSTRUCTION
B 4et1..sas. and adyanced by na Ido
ACCORDION INsTRUCTIONS-Pri-
vate teacher; reasonable. Also, ex,;
.rert accordion repairing: will call
UNBELIEVABLE BUT TRUE-Ger-
mar or Russian conversation In
months: beginners and advanced
ia. 9-3012.
NEW CLASSES in tipping with dicta-
phone; beg. and speed building;
rev. classes, comptometer, ONCE ma
chimes, bookkeepingo INQUIRE. MA
8-2340,, BOYD SCHOOL. cor. G
PIX: RECEP. COURSES, 2 .wks.. s26i
r wk' i SsS IN s Ms. 'i PSSs SR +
2340l. BOYD SCHOOL. cor. g
TUTORING--Grade. high school. re-
medal subjects: adult education;
bow to STUDY; years Of experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTY EXPERT. male or female
500 guarantee. after qualifying
CHARLES OF 9TH AVE. UN
MATHEMATICIAN needed by re.
search organization in metropolitan
area to supervise mathematical
services section of computers and
1BM operators. Minimum qualifi-
cations include . college degree in
mathematics, physical science OF
equivalent and at least 2 yrs. exper.
- supervisor or assistant super
visor. Salary will be commensurate
with qualifications and experience.
Send resume to P. o. Box 1856,
Washington 8, D. C. $
SINGERS; tenors. sopranos. altos;
youthful; willing to travel; inter-
ested In forming professional group.
Write qualifications to Box 194-C.
Star 10
PASTRY BAKER AND MATTRESSES
for new restaurant; also counterman
for delicatesSen. SSH Fenton ST.,
Silver Spring, JU. 9-6700.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS; exp. only;
commission. Call WA 7-4569, betw
. and pm.
SOUTHERN lumber company request
ing services of reliable commission
salesman in Washington. D. c. area;
write, giving references and past
experience to p. o Box AIS. Peters
burg. Va. 8"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
SITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exper.. books started.
lowest rates: prompt JU. 9-5407.
ACCOUNTANT-Attention small bust
nesses. Books opened. closed. au-
dited: ali taxes statements. Rea-
sonable rates. tn. 2-6942. 7'
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE-Adver
agency has opening for young man
between ages Is and 30. college
education, some previous exper. In
seeount exeeative opportan sS@St to
learn advertising business with old,
established agency. Write. giving
full information, to Box 93-C, Star.
ACCOUNTANT, good educational
background. varied experience pub
lie and private accounting, 8 years
controller medium sized corpora
ton, seeks employment as chief ac-
eoqntant or controller. c.P.A. Box
A ;tsS3Si FAN; qualified public ~ &C.
counting ONCE: available for bust
ness clients Tax, bookkeeping, audit
and system installation services;
reasonable rates. AID. 4-5430.
CCOUNTANT-$300 per mo-; must
be graduate Of accredited college
Of accountancy; should have had
experience in accounting work:
large corporation with good chance
for advancement; 5-day. 40-hr:
= week; state race, age, education and
experience Box $500, Star. IS
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT -
. Good references and experience. col
lege, IT. desires responsible, chal-
lenging position. Box 403-B. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
BEDROOM

BEEF. wholesale for freezer. 35 cent,
per pound for front quarter. vii
process for small extra fee. Cal
B e; BURKER. Damascus 2541.
BENDIX automatic washer. S45: viii
HP de 7 iGr refrigerator in work. cond
BICYCLE, boys 26-in. schvinn racer
excellent cdldleen condition; $e2. WA
BiCYCLE, girls 2e": good cond.
9Eig;' $50: will sacrifice. S25. 31o5
BItciYHcIIEi. rs ss,tnch Columbia. Excel
BICYCLE. boys 2O-in. Schwinn, be
ginner,s wheels; good condition. new
tires: S25. WO. 6-4493. -
BICYCLES. 26 in; used; SIS. COL
LEGE PARK CYCLE AND SPORT
SHOE NSPo SOLO Berwyn I'd. Tower
Observation-Disclosures sale. Amer
lean and English bicycles and sup.
plies. below wholesale; attention
dealers, GILBERT. 11o6 H st: ne
BICYCLE, Shelby. mans 26-in. d.
IKE Tx I mSdel; Brand new. Best offer
BICYCLE. sirrs 2s-in.; s11. UN
BiCYCGEs-New. used. and rebuilt
English and American models
GEORGETOWN BICYCLE STORE
Mis Sf Va avg sA r. ~ e az o &C.
Lee hwy. at N Kirkwood I'd. IA
BICYCLES, girls 2 speed. $50; Eng
and boys Enslish-type, SIS ca. ia
BICYCLES t2). % in. boys. excel
BINOCULARS-B&L, 6x30; also PAL
SX30. DI, 7-790l weekdays
BINOCULARS, Sx30 Wollensak.- coate,
eeptionai care; will sell, SIS. il
BLANKET, SPREADS. drapes, chairs
mirrors. other useful items. WO
6-166S after 10 Sunday.
TOMBSTONE. beauties and modern
ICES your home; add zoos Of dol
lars to the value Of your property
can be applied to any surface
and termite proof; noting down. lov
est. 81. 4-eiSs. CAPITOL CON
T IRA Nt CO.. 4s1s Beth. ave.
BOOKS. sale: all books reduced 5oF
or, more. Mon. Tues. Wed, Feb
sfs ssh lq fR MSs' r sooks ssSeF
BOOKS. Wide assortment. book
from recent estates and storag
sales. priced for LIQUIDATION. ES
TATE BOOK SALES. 722 18th st
NV. 2nd floor; Sun. and Mon, II
am. to 10 pm. Another lot to b.
added Thursday.
BOOKS, oil paintings, rugs. mirrors
Reas. Open Fri, Sat. nights. Sat
Sun. 1875 pm. 1905 K st. NV. -
BOOKS-New set of 6 volumes b,
cShugr6cbhill on sWUoorld War II. ME
BOOKS-Sets Of Dumas. Victor Hugo
Balzak; KiplinE. R, L; Stevenson
BOOKS. new, $500 copies co. o
This Is Ike" pictorial history o.
President and "A Foreign Polio!
For Americans" by Sen. Taft. zoe
per copy in quantity. LU. 2-7119.
BOOKCASE-Sect.. cor. unit Of
drawers: SO IN; fins eSnd;; grey
BsooOKEacSAsEs. sec. olobe-w.rnick.
others; berG. today. CO. 6-le25, VIZ
1112 14th Of. NV. D1.. 7-7372.
WORCESTERSHIRE table, lamps
bric-a-brac; misses clothing, size
10. IA and 10. RIA. S-0416.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
Antiques Special

Primitive Pennsylvania Dutch and
Early American furniture in all
woods. beautifully refnished. Lazy
susan. hutch. sawbuck, harvest
Trestle, Extension and Dropleai
tables; matching chairs. benches
hutch. Dutch. Welsh and corner
cupboards: dry sinks. water benches
food safes: chests, poster beds, some
with canopy; wash stands. com.
modes: bedside. end tables: marble
top chests and tables: coffee tables
cobbler benches. captains chairs
hanging shelves. spice boxes, frames
prints, spoon racks: desks, secretary
ice cream chairs, tables; settle
benches; lamps. cloth or glas;
shades: over goo pieces Of furniture
glass, china. brass. copper. etc. Sen.
sible prices; budget terms: free de.
livery. Inspection invited. 10 am
to q pm Closed Suns. BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE, Washington's Larg.
est Antique Dealer, s215 Wis. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07

CoLORED MAN wants Job as ianitor
COLORED MAN desires part-tim,
work; able. to chauffeur. plain cook
g.ha;IT1s paint and carpentry. GO
C 9ID RED MAN desires tob a.. a,
around cook. NO. 7-5940.
COL0RED MAN wishes part tim,
work. LIQUOR store after 8 pm.
exper.: refs. Ii. 6-5783.
COLORED MAN wants part time eve
job. Have car II needed. LII 6-1396
COLORED MAN. experienced: want,
housework, cleaning or lawn worl
COLORED HEAD WAITER. 25 years
exper; curbs and hotel. sober: fur
C 6is6 IHisl Sc R1 7o9 1.,,t.-
repairman 20 yrs exper.; 1st class
work; reasonable. CO. 5-4S21.
COL. MAN-Light delivery or pick.
up with private car or once; clean.
ing: after 3 pm: ref. Call Ii
7-0427.