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Evening star., 1954-12-12
PIANOS.
PIANO BENCHES. So UP

BENCHES, So UP
SPINET FOR CHILD --S39. so
KNABE UPRT. fSMALL) 1880
SHAW UPRT., BY STIEFF 150. 90
WURLITZER SPINET ---265. 90
STEINWAY UPRT. (MED.) 295. 90
STIEFP UPRT. (MED.) 375. 90
GULBRANSEN CONSOLE $4,000
APT. GRID, FRENCH PERIOD,
ANTIQUE, MAHOG. $500
ING 6e5 90
Free delivery. free bench. PAUL
GOLIBART. 1855 Columbia I'd, AID.
4-692S, from A:30 to 6.30
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Direct from factory at wholesale
Mems. HARRY j. ABRAMS. 124 I
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PRINTERS CUTS

PRINTERS CUTS
400, worth UP to $1.50; closeout.
2 for csc. AID. 4-S172.
PRINT SHOP complete, terms cash.
phone calls. After 12 Noon Sun.
1904 Buchanan ST., Hyattsville. Md.
and shallow well cell
lar pumps: lowest price. BLOCKS.
l746 Lee hwy. ia S-870p
PUMPS, for any purpose, $3.50; lge.
selection Bring us your pump prob
lens, parts. repairs, motors: free
parking. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
CO., 2413 Sherman ave. NV.
complete with tank and fs-h. p
motor. in excellent condition: S35.
Phone JE. 3-1bS5.
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TELEVISION DISCOUNTS
NEW 1865 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES
$500 North Washington Blvd.
Arlington. Va. ia. s-7s00.
TELEVISION SALES
Close-out of brand-new 21-in. 1854
TVS. Reg. $199.95 now only
$4,000
Close-out Of 1864 console TVS. S12S.
SLATTERY'S
OPEN EWES. TIL 8: SAT. TIL 9
1909 Wis. Ave. NV. KE. 7-I500
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Pan Amsrican trumpet, case $40
Melodiar trumpet, case So
Tonekfne trumpet, case. NEW rs
Metal clarinets. case ---- 80
Boosey-Eawkes clarinet case - 40
+ en2el-MuelleT clarinet. case---- 81
Conn aEo saxaphone. case ---- 125
King Zerhyr alto saXaphone. case. 135
Corelh 100 accordion, NEW 145
RELIABLE JEWELRY EXCHANGE
ar 9th st. NV. MA. 8-6157
Open To-day, 10 to 4
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yhelpsd Nov. le. 1854. Order nov
for Ghristmas. Sire, Alex Of Memo
kin. lkKcl DorEsid strain. Dam
Fraulefn. UNREGISTERED. purbred
Farm bred, healthy pnppies. Price
$50. Gail IL 2-e026. --12
Evening star., 1954-12-12
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES
Two repossessed portables may be
purchased for balance due; also. one
trade-in gear-drive Singer console;
S120. All machines in excellent
cond. and guaranteed by Singer.
SINGER SEWING CENTER
Gill Georgia Ave, RA. 3-6111
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RADIATORS

Dashboard, latest type; h. w., new
56c 50. IT.: used; new steam, gas
and midget radiation: all sizes; guar.
Del BLOCKS, I74S Lee hwy,
near Key Bridge IA. S-27O0
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Watch your skin thrive on
Cashmere Bouquet Soap!'
4Our Conover girls know this
success secret really works!"

Pat Heyer, Smith College sophomOre,
is planning an interior decorating career"
says Candy Jones MRS. Harry Conover). She
knows that in this 6eld-as in many others
the girl who looks decorative has big adyan-
tage! So last summer when Pat came to us,
she learned the Conover method Of complex
ion care !. a twice daily beauty wash with
Cashmere Bouquet soap. Hundreds of Conover
Evening star., 1954-11-07
CoRover School DeuUty Directer

girls have proved what il can do for every
type Of skin-dry. oily or normal
'-It's snch wholesome beauty care for my
oily skim reports Pat. ''It takes only
second to cream Cashmere Bouquets gentle.
fragrant lather over my face with my finger
tips. Then my skin feels so much smoother
and softer =. has that radiant lock-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16
ORDINANCE NO. 257

AN ORDINANCE TO PRO
VIDE FOR THE MERGING OF
THE DUTIES OF THE CLERK
OF THE BOARD OF TRUS-
TEES OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS,
TREASURER OF THE WILL
AGE OF CHARDON, CLERK
OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE
BOARD AND CLERK OF THE
VILLAGE OF CHARDON, AND
TO FIX THE SALARIES TO
BE PAID THEREFORE.
BE 1T ORDAINED, by the
Council of the Village of Char
don, Geauga County and State
of Ohio:
SECTION 1: That the duties
of the Clerk of the Board of
Trustees of Public A f f airs,
Clerk of the Administrative
Board and the duties of the
Clerk of the Village of Char
don, Ohio, be and the same
are hereby merged.
SECTION II: That the posi-
ton of Clerk of the Village of
Chardon, Ohio, and Treasurer
of the Village of Chardon, Ohio,
are herby combined, and the
duties of the same office shall
he those now carried ont hv
the Clerk and Treasurer Of said
village. The office shall here
after be known as Clerk =
Treasurer of Chardon Village.
SECTION III: That the sal
ary Of the Clerk of the Village
of Chardon, Ohio, shall be the
sum of $131.25 per month, pay
able on the last day of each
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16

the Clerk of the Village to any
remuneration for these duties.
That such duties are hereto
fore established as being part
of the duties of the Clerk of
the Village of Chardon, Ohio.
SECTION V: That the salary
of the Clerk Of the Board of
Trustees of Public Affairs shall
be the sum of $180 per month,
payable on the last day of each
and every month. $l08.00 out
of the Water Fund of said Viii
lage, and $72.OO out of the
Sewer Fund of said Village.
SECTION VI: That this Or
dinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after the
earliest period allowed by law,
and all ordinances and parts
of ordinances inconsistent here
with are hereby repealed.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16
LEGAL NOTICE

Peggy Ballard Proctor, re =
siding at 7217 Gulf Blvd, st.
Petersburg Beach, Florida, will
take notice that the Village of
Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio
has filed action in the Common
Pleas Court of Geauga County
against Mabel McGregor Bak-
er, Myreta Balch, Nildred Phil
lips, Marvel Sill, Beatrice M.
and Arthur A. Van G orde r,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16

and every month out of the
General Fund of said Village.
SECTION ": That the addi-
tional duties of the Clerk of
the Administrative Board of
said Village shall not entitle
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16

Peggy Ballard Proctor, Ralph
c. Grosvenor, TheodoriS Park,
Paul and Maxine Johnson, and
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, praying for Declaratory
Judgment and Injunction n d
other equitable relief.
Said case will be on for hear
ing on or after the 1St day of
January, 1854.
Charles H. Hall,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
6c50.
Subscribe to the Geauga
RECORD
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16

Passed and adopted this 2 day
of December, 1854.
Vain C. Parsons
President of Council
D. C. Muchmore
Mayor
Attest: Jennie C.. Davidson
Clerk 2c50.
Subscribe 10 the Geauga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-05

Master-Mixed Lntex spreads
smoothly. evenly; dries in one hour.
No strenks or lop marks to show
where you start and stop. And it
tokes only q few minutes to clean
up afterwards under running
wcter. 10 eoiors.
Sears s Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
With Bill Leeteh

River serves as the favorite east
eyn concentration place Of red
heads. II this infestation In
Days Grove Is permitted to 60
uncontrolled. it will be only a
question Of time before shallow
water navigation, wildlife, food,
fishery and other values in the
nearby bay and its tributaries
will be strangled by this PERM
cious aquatic weed.
Hundreds Of thousands Of dol
lars have been spent in efforts
to control the water chestnut in
the Potomac River during the
past decade or two. It had
taken over such famous fishing
coyes as Gunston, Potomac
Creek and a host of others and
was rapidly becoming a menace
to navigation until the United
States Engineers got after it.
Although these extensive beds in
the Potomac no longer exist,
patrol activity to locate and
destroy isolated plants or col
onies Is continuing. and may be
necessary for unforseeable years
ahead. The longevity of the
barbed. spiney seeds of this pest,
which has become buried under
silt. is not known and only by
vigilant methods can its recur-
renee be prevented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
SIuqqer
Continued From Page C-1.)

1872 games: ATS times at bat. 1879
hits for an average of 1893, 1872
runs. 432 total bases. SO doubles,
8 triples. 10 sacrifices. 4 stolen
bases, LAT bases on balls.
Joe had been playing baseball
since 1941 when he started in
the Northeast Arkansas League.
He was in semi-pro ball in 1942.
In the Navy from 1913 to 1945,
with Amarillo of the West Texas
New Mexico League in 1916 and
1947, with Hartford of the
Eastern League in 1913, In semi
pro ball at Elk City, Okla, in
1949, 1850 and 1851, and with
Artesia Of the Longhorn League
in 1852 and 1858, setting q new
league home run record Of So In
the latter year.
In the Longhorn League they
have a custom Of pushing money
through the wire screens to the
players blasting homers or decid-
ing hits. Last night they poked
about $500 at Joe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
LITTLE SPORT

in Virginia is from November 20
to December 20 and jacksnipe
from November 90 through Dec
ember 4. -
We have just learned the
controversy over the proposed
bridge from Chincoteague to
Assateague Island has been
resolved between Mayor Robert
Reed of Chincoteague and the
Fish and Wildlife Service. The
Fish and Wildlife people hope to
work out a program with the
City Council and the Mayor so
the people of Chincoteague may
have the enjoyment of an ocean
bathing beach across from the
city along a stretch Of the Chin
colleague Refuge in q manner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01

that viii not interfere with the
wildlife on the refuge. Also. the
service will work out a program
so that the life of the wild ponies
indigenous to that area. which
are wards of the, Volunteer Fire
Department Of Chincoteague. re-
presented BY Brooks Hudson, can
be integrated with that Of the
wild Waterfowl on the refuge,
thus preserving both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01

It Is to be hoped that further
exhaustive investigations viii be
conducted both inside and be-
yond the limits Of the restricted
military zones embracing the
Aberdeen Proving Ground and
the Army Chemical Center to
determine If there are other in
feStationS In the upper bay area.
The water chestnut may be
readily recognized by its rather
dense rosette-cluSters of surface
leaves topping a long, cord-like
stem. Anyone finding additional
locations of the plant should
Immediately report them to
Maryland's Inland Game and
Fish Commission, or the United
States Fish and Wildlife Service.
We sincerely hope that these two
agencies, with the help of the
Army Engineers, will be able to
stamp out this weed before con-
ditions become worse. It's a
vicious enemy Of wild waterfowl,
game fish and small boat navi-
cation, and its nut-like seeds
can result in expensive main
tenance or even ultimate closing
Of many popular bathing beaches
on Chesapeake Bay.
y 4 \ II
Virginia has chosen a late
season for brant this year, Dec
ember 13-January 10. inclusive,
or the last 80 days of the duck
season The woodcock season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
Strikeoui Expert Named For Minor LEAGUE Award,
BY Rouse

strikeout record as early as
June. On August 10 Charlie
Berger's record of 264 strike
outs - posted in 1906 - went
down as Score famed IL batters
in o game against Columbus.
AS Of August % the Cleveland.
owned player had raised the
total to 288 strikeouts in 266
innings, boasting an earned-run
average of 2.86 and registering
20 victories in just "a decisions.
One of his fanciest exhibitions
was July IL, when he shut out
Minneapolis, whiting II Millers
while issuing not a single base
on balls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
By The Associoted Pres.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. L.
Herb Score, the Indianapolis
Indians 2l-year-old southpaw
hurler ana new holder OF the
American Association strikeout
record, was named today for the
1854 Robert E. Hooey memorial
award as the leagues outstand-
ing freshman player.
Selection Of the 6-foot-2, 180-
pound rookie was made by sports
writer's.
Score, who makes his home
in Lake Worth, Fla, was on his
way to improving the leagues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01

Days Cove near the Aberdeen
Proving Ground on the Cum
powder River.
This is especially ominous, be-
cause this area In upper Chesa-
peake Bay is one of the most
important waterfowl domains in
Eastern North America. Succu-
lent and dense aquatic vegeta-
ton on the famed Susquehanna
Flats feeds thousands Of canvas
backs and other ducks every year
and the neighboring Gunpowder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01

e r e d o n y
tn is pa S t
month by in
vestigators Of
the Fish and
Wildlife Serv-
Ice T Is
dense bed Of
water chest
nut (tra p u
natans). also
known as wa
t er caltrop,
extending for
Is acres or
more, was dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
OUTDOORS.

A new infestation Of that
most undesirable Of water plants,
commonly known as japanese
water chestnut, has been discov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01

FOLLOWING the introduction of New Blue
l. Sunoco, we invited large group of automo-
tive engineers to try this new gasoline in their
own cars. Then we asked them for their re-
actions. Of the original 1884 who tried New
Blue Sunoco, we received answers from 1,042.
This is strong evidence of the great interest
these men have in improvements in their field.
8 out of 10 say New Blue Sunoco
equals or excels premiums"
for power and pickup
To us, very significant group were those who
had previously used a premium priced gasoline.
Many of them drive high compression cars.
They compared New Blue Sunoco, selling at
regular gas price, with premium-priced brands
costing up to 81 more per gallon. $3.50 said New
Blue Sunoco equals or excels premiums" for
power and pickup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01

8 out of 10 say New Blue Sunoco
equals or excels Premiums"
for Anti-Knock Performance
Of those who compared New Blue Sunoco
against premium priced brands, 1919 said it
was equal or superior to the premiums" for
anti-knock performance. These engineers are
specialists on everything from spark plugs to
high compression engines.
42% already users of Blue Sunoco
We were pleased, but not surprised, to discover
that 1870 of the engineers who answered re-
ported they were already users of Blue Sunoco.
This was far greater number than reported
using all other premium, gasolines combined.
Follow the lead of automotive engineers,
the men who know most about cars-use
New Blue Sunoco in your car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01

In addition, 95% report New Blue Sunoco
matches or excels premium-pri gasolnes for
overall performance. Yet New Blue Sunoco
still sells at regular gasoline price.
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Trece sjednice utOrak jutro, %. marca 1854
Glavni predsjednk brat " Mandic trecu sled
ncu Glavnog Odbora utorak jutro g. marca, po-
zdravom canovma Gavnog Odbora preko nh cjelokup-
nom clanstvu Zaiednice.
Prisutni su svi clanovi Gavnog Odbora casnici "a
jednce.
Brat Mande pozva perovodu zasedana, brata Stephen
F. Brkich da proca zapsnk prve sednice odrzane po
nedeljak utro o. marca. Brat Matt Gorea predlaze,
brat Nikoa Borich podupire predog da zapsnk pri
mi, kako je procitan. Usvojeno jednoglasno.
Ma pozv glavnog predsjednika, tajnk Nadzornog Od-
BORA brat Milan skr ca zapsnik druge sjednice cd po
nedeljka posije podne o. marca ko zapsnk nsu mogl
vodt urednici Zajednicara jer to vrijeme bill
posleni oko prpremanja sluzbenog glasa tiskanje
Ma predlog brata Nkoe Borca poduprt po bratu c. j..
Verbanicu, zapsnk druge sjednce je poprimljen
MIN ispravcima.
Brat Mandic pozva ostale odbornke da podastru
ia zvesca odbor Svoja zvjesca cita osobno sedec
uprave tiskare, brat Michael Bozc je gavni tai
Mix brat Josp Bella proctao izvjesce pravnog savjenia
brata Thomas r. Balabana njegovoj momentalnoj od-
sutnosti.
Sva tri zvesca bla primljena do znanja do
sprave istima prema tocc broj 3 dnevnoga reda
Time svrsena izvjesca izvrsnih odbornka nadzor-
nh odbornka osah casnika skrece paznja zvjesc
ma raznh odbora.
Kao predsjednk Kampanjskog Odbora "a godinu 1854,
brat Mandic govori kratko rezultata kampanje do
danas izjavljue da &c opsnije izvjesce kampan dat
upravite Pomlatka brat Michael Grasha tajni Rampant
skog Odbora.
Brat Grasha - Broke cd l. januara do 49, narca 1854
pokazuu da e sadasnja kampana povecala canstvo "a
jednice 646 clanova Pomatka 369 odrash canova ill
sveukupn broi novoga canstva cd LOIS obadva odee
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Druge sednice, ponedjak posle podne, 22 marca 1876

Druge sednce, ponedeljak pose podne r. marca 1854
Glavni predsjednk, Brat V. l. Mandic, otvara ovo "a
sjedanje 115 posije podne naglasue da jer &c nasi
urednci b zaposeni danas posje podne uredvanjem
"Zajedncara" &c i'm bit moguce prisustvovat ovom
zasedanu uoljava brata tajnka Glavnog Nadzornog
Odbora da vodi zapisnk ovog zasjedanja.
Brat Mandic - Mi cemo nastaviti tamo gdje smo prize
podne zavrsi to e kod zvjestaja preporuka upravi
telja Djeceg Doa kao preporuka odbora Djeceg Doma
ko ovde zastupan po predsednku soga odbora bratu
Pavlovicu.
Brat Pavlovic = Govori gradnj novog Dance paw
ona koj e anjske godne bio vatrom ostecen pa je &c
gradna isoga staati wise nego to odbor Dieceg Donna
smile porost, e ovde dono panove natjecaje
Sc ravnane da mi mozemo osvjedoct izdatcma po-
troscma oko Cradle istog pavona podnasa naeca-
ia to kako sijedi:
Prvi natjecaj po tvrtki Klarch S6,862.O0.
Drugi natjecaj po tvrtki Buktenca "a $6,125.67
Treci natjecaj po tvrtki Grskovic $5,687.73.
Svi owl natjecaji te1nee zidanju pavilona po-
pravak bar Room ali bez krova mad plesnom patfomom
tai krov mad pesnom platfomom podnio je svoj
tjecaj tvrtka Grskovic cijenu cd $2,125OO.
w Brat Verbanc - Sc slaze sa nkakovin planom ta-
ko dugo dok speckacje nesu podnesene zaedno sa
planom tako da mi sto cemo dobiti mas novac
Brat Pavlovic - Odgovara da su oni cdbor Djecieg
Doma dobi sve specfkace, ali nie drzao potrebnim da
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-14
Zapsn poueodsne edce Gavnoe Odora Zajednice

ia promeem dobre odnosae zmedju poedinh odjelenja
ma bazi sloge vrijeme saradjuem odborncma
pomocnim osobljem.
Daje Sc odmor objed.
Stephen F. Brkich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-14

Dnevn red
u Otvorenje
p Ivjestaj
Izvrsnog Odbora potpredsjednika
.' Nadzornog Odbora
r.. Urednika hrvatskog dijela "zajednicara"
Urednika engleskog dijela "Zajednicara"
Vrhovnog lijecnika
Pravnog savjetnka
Direktora Sporta Prosvjete
Upravitelja Tskare
Upravitelja Djecjeg Donna
Odbora Djecjeg Donna
Raznih odbora
81 Rasprava izvjestajma
A. Dops i rezolucije
e. s. Razno dobrobt Ia jednce
s. Zakljucak
Brat Milan Vranes daje predlog kojega podupre brat
Milan Skrtic da odobr dnevn red kako e podnesen
Predlog Sc prima jednoglasno.
Ma dnevni red doaze izvjesca.
Gavni predsj jednik brat Mandc cta svoje izvjesce.
Izvjesce prma do znanja odaze do rasprave somu
Brat Vranes - ia nikakovog posebnog izvjesca
kao glavn podpredsednk zaednice pomankanju isto-
ga zelm usmeno izjavt da prsustvovao mnogo-
brojnm priredbama nash odsjeka proslh ses mesec
ma stia zastupao Hvatsku Bratsku Zajedncu kao oval
Odbor kako mi e bio najboe moguce ia bi urgirao,
da nase sednce budu konstrukvne slozne dobro
bit organzacje obecaem moju saradnu tom smje-
ru kroz cijelo vrjeme naseg zasjedanja Hvaa vam.
Zatim slede po redu zvjesca glavnog tajnika brata
Josipa Belle tanika odea bone potpore odsteta brata
John Ovcariea glavnog bagajnka braa Martina Krasica
upeavitelja Pomatka Michael Grasha. Svako cd
pwjeSca je prim eno odlozeno do dajnje rasprave
Eovoreci ime Nadzornog Odbora, tajnk stoga, brat
Mxn Skrtc ca zapsnke sjednica Nadzornog Odbora cd
Is ozujka 22 ozuka koa pokrivau pregled raznh ode
ljenja gavnom uredu preporuke nadzornh odbornka
Gavnom Izvrsnom Odboru. Izvjesce prmjeno, kako je
procitano
PoSto je urednik hrvatskog djela "Zajednicara brat
Flip Vukelc bio zaposen oko uredvanja Zajednicara,
to ce negov izvestaj bt podnesen kod popodasneg
sjedanja.
zatim podnasau svoja izvjesca urednk engeskog die
la "Zajednicara" brat Stephen Brkich vrhovn jecnk
DR.. Francis ]. Arch ova prmljena do znanja.
Gavni predsjednk zvjescuje Glavni Odbor, da &c IL
vesca pravnog savetnka upravtea tskare bti citana
sjednici cd posije podne. Svi Sc slazu sa time.
Gavni predjednik dae pozva upravitelja sporta pro-
svete brata Frank Bradica da dade svoe izvesce ko
je takodjer bilo prmjeno, kako je procitano
Nadalje svoja izvjesca ctau braca Nick D. sarc John
M Pavlovc upravitel predsjednk Odbora Djeceg Donna
zvjesca prmaju do znanja, doci &c raspravu
kada "a to dodje vrijeme.
Zadnje izvjesce podnesao e glavni tajnk, brat Bella
koji ca zvjesce brata Vadmra Bozca, tajnka Odbora
Djecjeg Donna. Prma do znana do rasprave istonu
Posto je 1920 posje podne to glavn predsednk brat
Mandic proglasuje odmor do 1 80 poslije podne
Stephen F. Brkich
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Prve sjednice ponedjeljak jutro, %. ozujka 1854

,Glavni predsjednk, brat V. l. Mandic otvara prvu
sedncu Gavnog Odbora 10 100 sati juro ponedjeljak
22 ozka Prisutn sv clanovi Glavnog Odbora osali
casnc Ia ajednce stalno namjesteni gavnom uredu
Prigodom ovorenja prve sjednice gavni predsjednik
pozdava prisutne zeu da zasedane bude Gin kra
CO. konsruktivno slozno pogotovo ovo jubiarno 60
DIM 60-godsnce opstanka Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce
Brat Mandc predstavlja pozdravlja braeu Nick D.
sarica John M Pavlovta, upravtelja predsjednka Od
bora Djecjeg Donna Des Paines Illinois, koj prsuni,
da predaju Glavnom Odboru svoja izvjesca.
Posije toga gavn predsjednk podnasa sijedec dnev-
nj rcd ma odobrenje po Glavnom Odboru
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is running around IS million
pounds ahead Of the comparable
period in 1858 and the average IS
50 90 higher. ResaleS on the Old
Belt market this season through
October were s 6 per cent of gross
sales. ResaleS through the same
period for all types amounted To
100 per cent
Declines hast week were mostly
from 81 to 50 per hundred How
eyer cutters and better grades of
luss and smoking leaf held fairly
steady. A considerable increase in
the percentage of nondescript and
poor leaf lowered the quality
Poor to good leaf. fair Tugs and
nondescript continued to make up
the bulk of offerings
Because Of lower prices the de-
liverieS to the Flue-cured Stabil-
Hation Corporation climbed 10
around "a per cent of gross sales.
Season receipts were a little under
IA per cent.
BroOkneal and PETERSBURG, and
Madison. N. c., closed December 3.
Mt Airy and Stoneville. N c.
will close December T. Chase City
and Clarksvllle, have set their
closing for December 10 Dan
vile. Kenbridge and South Hill.
and Greensboro Reidsvile and
Winston-Salem. N c.. will close
December IN
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-10

they viii recover.
Lieut.. Maynard K. Johnson.
USAF. Of Donaldson ALB, Green
lille s C. spent THANKSGIVING
holidays with his parents. Mr.
and MIS-. Goode Johnson.
Kim Anderson WAS home for
ttn Week end
James Duty was visitor in this
ncighborho0d Saturday.
Mrs Willie Childress. Miss June
ChlldresS and James Duty were
IN FalInvlle Saturday
MI and Mrs George Rhodes.
OF Richmond. and Charlie Wilker-
son Of Newport News. have come
up to their cabin for a week S
hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mann.
Kramer and Kim Anderson. Mr.
and Mrs George Rhodes and
Churhc Wilkerson we're callers
Sunday on the NJ K. Davises.