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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
"S'avl'Ij" prirediuje
BeziCnu zabayu

Cleveland, Ohio. - Pjevat-
XII zbor "Slavuli" priredjuje
bozicnu zabavu ma 10. decem.
bra u Hrvatskom Donu ma
1911 Waterloo Rd., Collin.
wood.
Zabava &c poceti odmah c
podne sa vrucom janjetinom
prasetinom, a biti &c crnih
kao mesnatih kobasica. a
da bude prava bozicna zaba.
va biti &c i mrzle hladetine
a k tome svasta drugo kao
ma Bozic.
Prisutne &c zabavljati tam
buraski zbor "Plavi Dunav"
sa Franiom Muzom.
"Slavulj" svake godine pri'
rediuje b OF n u zabavu So
besplatnim ulazom, tako ds
poeasti svoje prijatelie i say
mas hrvatski narod. Stoga a.
ko ste ljubitelj piesme axe
postujete nasu kulturu, vi &C.
te posjetiti ovu bozicnu "a
bavu, koja je samo jednoc ns
godinu, da 81 mozemo iedar
drugome zazeliti veseo Bozit
i sretnu Novu Godinu.
Dakle nezaboravite bozicni
zabave. koju priredjuje vas
"Slavulj" i to "a korist ma
Sc hrvatske piesme i kulturt
u nedielju, 19. decembra |
Hrvatskom Domu u Collin
woodu. Zabava &c poceti cd
NAH oko IL sati trajati dt
kasno u noci, dokle bude va
sa mila VOLTA.
Do vidjenja ma zabavi.
Izvjestitelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
Gajjezdo broj 318 pIanira
0snovati famburaSki zbor

Detroit, Mich. - Majcin
Klub Cd Pomlatka gnijezda
br. 31S HBZ. planira organi-
zirati novi tamburaski zbor
"a clanove svoga gnijezda.
Skolski tecajevi "a uciti tam
buricu ce poceti po novoj 60
DIM, a vec prilican broj die
ce Sc je zainteresiralo i pri-
javilo "a uciti tamburicu. Mi
make, razumije Sc, takodjer
smo zainteresirane da sc s O.
vim otpocme Gin prize, tako
da Sc pronlice kulturna ak
Utmost medju nasom djecom
i da Sc podrzava u zivotu ma
Sc hrvatske tradicije.
Mi vec imamo kolo grupu,
koja je aktivna. Nasi buduci
planovi ukljucuju organizira-
tt pjevacki zbor, uciti mas
hrvatski jerk. Ali nasa maj
prva zadaca je ia, da Sc Ct
pocne sa tomburaskim zbo-
rom. Prema tome mama SUI
cd velike nude tamburaski
! instrument, a znamo da mno-
gi nasi clanovi u Detroitu
okolici iste posjeduju, ali i'll
ne upotrebljuju. Stoga bi "a
molili nase clanove, koji ta-
kove tambure posjeduju, da
! bi iste darovali nasem gnijez-
, du time omogutili nekoj ma
Sol djeci da uce nasu tam
buricu. u takovom slucaju
pozovite Marijanu Reich ma
telefon: Townsend 72616. iii
Marie Morgan ma FO 6439O,
iii 70 1854. Mi cemo biti
mnogo zahvalni ma bilo ko-
jem instrumental.
Mariana Relich,
tajnica Majcinog Kluba.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
Bozitna zabava
Gniiezda broi 81

UniontOwn, Pa. -- Odsjek
broj Y je imao svoju speci-
ialnu sjednicu ma 21. novem-
bra, ma koioj Sc je rasprav-
lialo i zakljucilo, da Sc "a
djecu naseg gniiezda Pomlat-
ka broj 80 HBZ. odrzi bozic-
ma zabava, i da Sc ma istoi
prikazu pomicne slike djeci
podijeli darove.
Kao upraviteljica n a s e g
gnijezda ia sam 81 odredila
datum "a ovu zabavu u ne
djelju, 10. decembra o. g., te
ujedno pozvala Santa Claus
da dodje ma istu. Santa je O.
becao da &c doci tai dan u
mas Hrvatski Dom ma Frank
lin Street, da pozdravi svu
djecu, pax Sc madam da &c
ista biti tamo da ga vide.
Prema tome pozivlju Sc svi
clanovi naseg gnijezda, kao
i oni clanovi koji su owe 60
dine presli IL gnijezda u Cd
raslo clanstvo naseg odsjeka
broj u. Isto Sc pozivlju rodi-
telji djece i svi clanovi ma
Seq odsjeka, da i oni budu
ma ovoj zabavi i skupa Sc
s diecom provesele.
Film &c poceti tocno u 5 sa-
ii poslije podne, a nakon to-
ga &c Santa Claus djeci po-
dijeliti darove.
Cath. M. Francis, uprav.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
Christmas Party
Gnijezda br. 2b7

East Chicago, Ind. - u
praviteli Pomlatka gnijezda
broj 267 H. B. z. ovime dale
do znanja svoj djeci naseg
gnijezda i njihovim roditelji-
ma, da &c sc mas ovogodisnji j
Christmas Party odrzati u
ponnedjeljak, 20. decembra,
u Hrvatskom Domu ma Carey
Street. Isti &c poceti tocno u
5 sati poslije podne.
Oval mas dolazeci party .ie
prvi cd kad su Sc nasi od-
sjeci ujedinili 1853. godine,
pax stoga je moja vruca ze-
liza, da sva djeca dodiu ma
isti. Roditelji male djece tre-
baju povesti brigu, da iste
dovedu ma oval party, jer &c
to "a sve njih biti jedan cd
najveseliiih dana u godini.
John Ilijanich, uprav.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
Christmas Party
Gnijezda br. 100

Farrell, Pa. - Planovi su
vec u toku "a Christmas Par
ty, koji &c Sc odrzati u SUI
botu, Is. decembra 1854, u 2
sata poslije podne, u Hrvat-
skom Domu ma Staunton St.
Ma ovom party &c biti Ia
bave, REFRESHMENTS, a i
Santa Claus &c doci djeci
po obicaiu podijeliti njihove
darove. Prema tome pozivlju
Sc sva dijeca Pomlatka gnijez-
da broj 100 H. B. T., da pri-
sustvuju ovom party.
Ovime takodjer zelim upo-
zoriti roditelje one djece, CHE
SUI uplate zaostale otraga, da
dodiu sa svojom djecom ma
oval party da mi potpla-
te zaostalu dugovinu. Isto Sc
mole roditelji, ako su slucaj-
no promijenili svoie adrese,
da to iave meni, tako da nil
hova dieca mogu primati Ju-
nior Magazine, kojeg izdaje
Hrvatska Bratska Zaiednica
"a sve Glanove Pomlatka.
Drugi vazni datum isto tre-
ba zapamtiti, a tai je 26. de.
cembra, dan poslije Bozica
kad &c mas novi tamburaSki
zbor "Sloga", koji Sc sastoj
od clanova naseg gnijezda
broj 100, imati zajednicku "a.
bavu sa odsjekom broi 1926
nasim gnijezdom. To ce bit
koncertni program sa dra.
nom. a koii ce pc6eti u 2:3(
posliie podne, u Hrvatskon
Domu ma Staunton st. Zaista
to &c biti nesto. sto vi ne b
zelili promasiti!
Svima YAM zelim vesele bo,
zicre blagdane i sretnu Now
Godinu.
Sofia Burnac, uprav
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
Christmas Party
Gniiezda br. III

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Ovime
Sc pozivaju svi clanovi gnijez-
da broj III da dodju ma bo-
zicnu zabavu, koja &c Sc O.
drzati u ned!ielju, 26. decem-
bra 1854, toGno u 2 sata po-
slije podne, u prostoriiama
odsieka broj 1 HBz. ma 1916
E. Ohio Street, N. S. Pitts
burgh, Pa.
DIEGO! Dodjite svi povedi-
te svoje roditelje, tako da u
zmognemo svi zajedno spro-
vesti par sati u veselju, brat
skom razgovoru zabavi i ta-
ko u bozicnom duhu do6ekati
i pozdraviti Santa Claus,
koji ce doci da vas posjeti
da yam udijeli lijepe darove.
Isto Sc umoljavaju rodi-
telji one djece, CHE su uplate
clanarine zaostale, da In tom
prilikom podmire, tako da
mozemo urediti knjige "a 60
dinu 1854. i poceti novu 60
dinu bez starih dugova.
Djeci naseg gnijezda, kao
svima clanovima odsjeka I
zelim ovom prilikom veseo
Bozic sretnu Novu Godinu
Opaska. - Ma odsjecno,
sjednici u novembru promije.
njen je ranije najavljen da.
tum "a ovu zabavu, i to Cd
10. ma 26. decembra owe go.
dine. Molim da sc to uzme l
obzir.
Zlata Kranjcich, uprav
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
Christmas Party
Gnijezda br. 2O3

Trafford, Pa. - Ovime ze-
linn dati do znanja swim ro-
diteljima- clanova Pomlatka
gnijezdo br. 203 HBz., da &c
nase gnijezdo owe godine O.
drzavati svoj Christmas Par
ty u subotu, 18. decembra, u
nasem drustvenom domu ma
PIP Third Street.
Party &c biti samo "a die
Gu Pomlatka, koji &c poceti
tocno u 6 sati u vecer. Ma
istom ce dobiti bozicni dar iii
box candy. Stoga Sc umolja-
vaju svi roditelji, da gore re-
cenog dana ne zaborave do
premiti svoju djecu ma ovu
zabavu.
Cestitam sretan i vessel Bo-
zic Novu Godinu nasem
sveukupnom clanstvu HBZ.
Svi nam dobro doSli!
Frank Vukson, uprav
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
Christmas Party
Gnijezda broj II

Chicago, Ill. - Owe godine
kao obicno odsjek broj - i
Sloboda Athletic Club prize
djuju Christmas Party "a
clanove gnijezda br. II. Par
ty &c biti u nedjelju 10. de-
cembra 1854 u Sokol Hall,
1903 So. Racine Ave-, u 3 sa-
ia poslije podne.
Santa Claus je obecao da
&c doci i donesti djeci darova.
Biti &c / razne zabave Ia die
GU.
Pozivaju Sc djeca kao cla-
novi odsjeka, da dodju ma O.
WI priredbu sprovedu vrije-
me sa Santa Claus.
Vincent Biskupic, uprav.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15

Los Angeles, Calf. - Gro
attain American Hall Inc. pri-
redjuje zabavu ma Staru Co
dinu, 81. decembra, ma $50
So. Ford Boulevard.
Stoga Sc poziva saw mas
narod IL Los Angelesa i oko-
lice, da dodje ma owl zabavu
ma Ford Blvd. ovu vecer,
da zajednrcki u veselju spro-
vedemo staru godinu i do
cekamo novu. Ma zabavi &c
sviratti tamburaski zbor Bra
&c Crlienica, koji ce "a sigur-
no zadovoliiti sve prisutne.
Pies pocima u 7::30 ma We
Ger. - Svi nam dobro dosli! !
Ia Odbor Donna,
Vinko Antonich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
Christmas Party
Gnijezda broj 80

Clarion, Pa. - Ovime Sc
daje do znanja swim roditelji-
ma clanova Pomlatka gnijez-
da broj 80 HBZ., da &c nase
gnijezdo owe godine odrza-
vati svoj godisnji Christmas
Party u subotu vecer, IS. de-
cembra, u vlastitom Domu
ma Maple Avenue.
Party pocima tocno u 6 sa-
ii u vecer, ma kojem &c die
ca biti pocascena sa jelom
picem, a doci &c start Santa
Claus, koji &c Sc onu vecer
S djecom zabavljati. Darovi
Sc ne &c nikome slati po ku.
CANA, pax Sc stoga umolja.
vaju roditelji djece, da do.
preme svoju djecu clanove
gnijezda, jer to je "a njih je'
dan Cd najvecih dana ii 60
dini.
Ivan Kojundzic, uprav
Smyrna times., 1954-12-23

party in the school on Friday ev-
ening, Dec. II.
Kenton Grange Notes-A meet
ing was held on last Thursday
evening in the school with Master
P. Palmer presiding. Applica-
tions for four members were pre-
sented and approved. Lesturer's
hour was spent in group singing
and games. A report on State
Grange was given by Master Pal
mer and Harold Stauffer. Plans
were made to sponsor Christ
mas party for Grange members
and their families on Tuesday
evening, Dec. 81. There will be
an exchange of twenty-five cent
gifts, recreation and refreshments.
1t was also noted that each men,
ber contribute a small fee to be
used to defray the expense of a
box of Christmas goodies to be
sent to the Emily Bissell Sanitor-
ium and one to the Smyrna Home.
Committee on arrangements are
Mn. and Mrs. Paul Palmer.
The Rev. and Mrs. John An
derson and Mrs. Agnes Crossley
were Wilmington shoppers re-
Gently.
Among the grangers attending
the State Grange session held at
Milford were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Palmer and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Stauffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clough
were guests of Mrs. Mary Multi
kin of Church Hill last Sunday.
They also had as their recent Wis
itor Mrs. Alice Palmer of Clay
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hazel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood Gooden
of Henderson were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bowdle of
Dover last Saturday.
Mrs. Bessie Graham and daugh-
ter Betty had as their dinner
guests last Sundery Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Graham and Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Graham and families.
Smyrna times., 1954-12-23
Clayton School
Perfect Attendance

Following is the perfect at
tendance record for the Clayton
School for November:
Grade 1B - James Abbott,
Wayne Argo, Robert Faulkner,
John Wayne Frazier, Clifford
Hart, Harry Hurlock, Larry Sapp,
Leslie VanDyke, Helena Choma,
Donna Dunning.
Grade 4-6 - Viola H. Scarfe,
Jerry Poore, Robie Robertson,
James Spencer, John Swain, jam
es Timmons, John Tyre, Lynn
Wheatley, Hope Hutchison, Car
olyn Knussman, Mary Lou O'Day,
Betty Butler, Rachel Simpson,
Kathleen Straughn, Arlene Turn
er, Sandra Turner, Rebecca Will
ley, Carolyn Davis.
Grade 2-Weldy Choma, Robert
Comegys, Jimmy Davis, Corby
Hestra, Leo Johnson, John Rich
ards, Arthur Straughn, Kathy Di-
emichie, Mary 10 Robertson, Suz-
anne Wootten, Jane Urian, Car
olyn Sibitzky, Katherine Morris,
Betty Fowler, Candace Femme
more, Nancy Dittman, Donna Dun
mack, Ruby Cain, Virginia Cannon.
Grades 2 and 3-Roger Hengst,
Robert Justis, Paul Mast, Earl
Murray, Richard Rutter, Edward
Spencer, Tommy Timmons, Joey
Zeigler, Betty Jean Ireland, Shir-
ley wilkins, Nancy Wilkins, Char
lotte Sylvester, Lynn Shallenberg-
er, Carolyn Ross, Susan Ritten-
house, Daisy Gosser.
Grade 3-Richard Chase, Rob-
ert Crossley, Dwayne Dixon, An
DIRE Jackson, Edward Keith, Lewis
Morris, Glenn Wright, Wayne
Davis, Patricia Diemicke, Rita
Diemicke, Viola Duchatel, Enid
Faulkner, Sandra Gonce, Marie
Johnson, Judy Kane, Mary Ellen
Voshell, Eunice ziegler, Patricia
Travis.
Grade 4-Ronald Birmingham,
William Carey, Clarence Conner,
James Greene, Jerry Johnson,
George Straughn, Ronald Thorpe,
Susan Savage, Susan Hynson, Lo-
retta Dixon, Sandra Darrell, Patsy
Chalmers, Ruth Ann Conner,
Pamela Booth.
Smyrna times., 1954-12-23

Grade 8-Roy Carey, William
Conner, Walter Justice, Janet Syl-
vester, Sandra Lyn Short, Mary
Sue Salter, Patsy Kane, Mary
Virginia Hurd, Diane Hairgrave,
Linda Marie Gonce, Marjorie
Edge, Joan Dixon, Grace Davis,
Joyce Ann Carey.
Grade 7-Bruce Ballard, Robert
Daniels, Charles Mast, Raymond
Reed, Joey Walker, Billy Wiley,
Sandra Thornton, Bertha Mae
Thomas, Margaret Straughn, Mar
garet Steele, Mary Jane Starkey,
Mary Ann Scheers, Lois Ann Phil
lips, Judy Loder, Mary Grace JUS
tis, Marilyn Jackson, Betty Ann
Hurd, Ruth Fox, Linda Diemicke,
Smyrna times., 1954-12-23
STATE VOICE CONTEST

Charles Agile of Wilmington Wins
Voice of Democracy Contest
Charles Agile. II, of Whining
ton, was named winner of the
1954-55 Delaware State Voice of
Democracy contest. Ogle is a
Senior at P. S. DUPONT High
School. In winning the contest
he was selected from a group of
five entrants, each entrant win
ner in his or her own community.
AS state winner, he will receive a
television set and will be entered
in the national contest. The an
nual contest is co-sponsored by
the U. S. Junior Chamber of Com
Smyrna times., 1954-12-23

and Mrs. c. Burton Sypherd of
Dover presented one of the pairs
of ice skates, the other pair is
from the Museums Hon. Harold
w. 7. Purnell Collection. The cart
was a gift from Mrs. Ethel M.
Werner of Jersey City, New Jer-
sey. as was the small doh in the
stocking. Mr.. James B. Jackson
of Dover presented the lead sold
ier in the other stocking, and the
teddy bear and sled beneath the
tree were lent by Museum staff
members.
The Museum, located at 316
South Governors Avenue in Do
yer (on us. Route 13, Alternately
is open Tuesday through Satur-
day from HOO am. until 500
pm. and Sundays from 200 until
Smyrna times., 1954-12-23
REPORTS ON
CHILD BUREAU.
Continued from age on.

Continued from age One
to the speaker. She explained
that the Children's Bureau has
two main functions, the first, to
provide temporary foster home
placement of any Delaware child
when such action seems in the
child's best interests. This is the
case when there is the possibility
that the child's own family can
and will resume responsibility for
his or her care within a reason
able period of time, or when there
are indications that the parents
may release the child for adop-
tion. The second is to provide,
under the States adoption laws,
the machinery for adoption place
ment of any Delaware child. The
Children's Bureau is described as
"a private agency licensed by the
State Department of Public We'll
fare, and the board of directors,
which establishes and directs the
overall program, includes six
members from Kent and Sussex
Counties. The professional staff
consists of three supervisors and
seven case workers, all with grad
uate degrees in social work, two
public health nurses and psy-
chologist. After tracing the his
tory of the Bureau, which has an
operating budget for 1854 of
S158,000 from various agencies she
stated that although approx
mately 10 per cent of the children
in boarding homes under the Bu-
reau's care are from Kent and
Sussex Counties, only about two
per cent of the funds received for
operations come from those coun-
ties"
Smyrna times., 1954-12-23
USS SAIPAN TO CRUISE
Take Delaware Naval Reservists
on First "POst-Korean" Cruise

Take Delaware Naval ReServiStS
on First "Post-Korean" Cruise
According to word received
from the Fourth Naval District,
the Navy has assigned the Air
craft Carrier USS Saipan to
cruise Delaware Naval Reservists
on their first "post-Korean" Bat
talon Cruise. Approximately rs
officers and enlisted men have al
ready requested assignment to
this duty. The reserve sailors
from the Wilmington and down.
state areas will be aboard the big
carrier from February 20 to
March 5, to receive practical
training in their various special
ties. The port of embarkation will
be announced by the Navy at a
later date. Normally reservists
taking their training in an AT
1antic Fleet ship are granted a
weekend liberty during the two
weeks cruise. The liberty port will
be designated after the feet ex-
ercise schedule is released, prob
ably some time during January.
Commander ]. E. Hocutt, USNR,
commands Naval Reserve Batta-
lion Al. Members of both Divi-
sion Al and Division Az COM
manded by LCDR I. Parsons, US
mr., and LCDR S. E. Magill, us
MR., respectively, will participate
in the cruise. Under existing
Navy directions only personnel
who have had two prior training
duty periods may participate in
feet exercises. First year men are
assigned to Naval Training
Schools and second year reserv-
lists receive shipboard training in
Destroyer Escorts and patrol
craft. Prior to the Korean ener-
gency Delaware Naval Reservists
made battalion training cruises to
Miami, Fla, San Juan, P. R., and
Kingston, Jamaica (BWD.
Smyrna times., 1954-12-23
STATE TREE IN
WASHINGTON
Continued from Page Two

state was invited to join in this
years ceremony to show the unity
of purpose for peace throughout
the nation. Delawareans who plan
to visit Washington during the
Christmas season are invited to
visit the elipse and witness one of
the daily ceremonies which have
been arranged through the Great
-er Capital Board of Trade.
Smyrna times., 1954-12-23

merce, National Association of
Radio and Television Broadcast
ers and the Radio-E -Electronics-
Television Manufacturers Associa-
tion. Other contestants were:
Linda Foard, a Junior at Dover
High; Louise Ringrose, sopho-
more at Seaford High; David
Greene, junior at Milford High;
and Marie Rehak, a senior at
Smyrna High. Each entrant pre-
pared and delivered five-min-
ute broadcast script entitled IT
Speak for Democracy"
Smyrna times., 1954-12-23
Virginia Daniels.

Virginia Daniels.
Grade 6-Larry Dickerson, Oliv-
er Ford, David Gonce, Gene Leag-
er, Jerry Neal, Gerald Spear, vir-
ginia Travis, Mary Steele, June
johnson, Anne Hynson, Betty
Jane Hestra, Louise Cole, Mar
garet Anne Hurd.
Grade IA Charles Emerson,
Pierce Martin, William Moffett,
Kenneth Spencer. Diane Davis.
Grade s. Barbara Bracken,
Louise Chase, Joyce Cole. Karen
Hollett, Hannah Ross, Josephine
Savin, Margaret Ann Stabitzky,
John Dunnack, Thomas Kennedy,
Donald Massey, Andrew Roth,
James Sylvester, Elmer Walton.
Smyrna times., 1954-12-23

500 pm. The Museum is closed
Mondays. A large free parking
lot is available to visitors at the
rear of the buildings. Groups
from schools and other organiza-
tions are cordially invited for con-
Quoted tours of the Museum, but
are requested to make appoint
ments in advance for such tours.
Smyrna times., 1954-12-23
KentOn

Kenton Klubbers All Club was
well represented at the banquet
held at Caesar Rodney School on
last Tuesday evening. Nine MEM
bers and their leader, Mrs. S.
Knotts, attended. Mrs. Knotts
was awarded a gold clover pin for
ten years service as leader of the
club. The club held Christmas
Smyrna times., 1954-12-23
DELAWARE STATE MUSEUM
Continued from Page Twol

Welfare, and the doll made in
Smyrna a gift of Mrs. Henry
Marston of Washington, d. c. Mr..
Evening star., 1954-11-21

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BiCYSccIE ~, boys. 20 in. Hufy,
conysrttbie, like new; ] ". old. HE,
BiCYcLEs-The standard "K" Eng.
lish 3-speed at S49.95, completely
equipped. set up and serviced, Is q
.ssa sss suys yosoRsE4os sassfiSs sss'spsieY sfcYeEi E
2-0100. In Arl.. Va, PARKWAY
CYCLE CO.. Lee hwy. ct N. Kirkwoo6
I'd. IA 5-8122.
|BICYCLE-Boy's. 24-in.. like new
Any reasonable offer. Call LA
BICYCLE, GSSSS2i BOYS RALEIGH, English
bike. 26-in., good condition. $50
JU. S-3910.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING In beauty cul.
ture: all subjects taught: approved
for oI training; day and svenina
LEGE. 1910 @ st: NV. DI. .7-l762,
y ns Al ds.t to oslss sn
leading driving schools; free pickup
service: professional Instructors IL
censed In d. c., Nd. Va. Free
pamphlets mailed upon request. Fully
insured. Wo. 6-60a4. -23
FRENCH AND GERMAN lessons given
X H..s enc i've ssashsr cher nlis nu Es5s + 81 TT. e.
HOME TUToRiNG--Aia.. gsorl. Lat,
Fr., Eng. Spa Ger, arith.. read,
elem, !. b., h. S. sub. UN. 4-19S3. :
DICTATION AND TYPINGSpecial
once-a-week programs. Saturday
morninas, 10 10 to ~ ss Tuition Sc SS mo; z !,
Or T, beginners s,SrtsS or g to 80 % IyEa Epm;
eoEIEdE, 1ssh and F SIS. NV ",
oTPAaNISNd5s TAN NJ 4s FoR SECRETARIES to
$4,000 yr.; typists, 500 TO 500 wk.i
bookkeepers, $50 to $50 wk. up
Beginners and quick refresheI
fsss soarsss nGw st stsEtdng gEYp n5G scHoo 1851
coLoRED ssTuDiESiTrs-Tues. ans
Thurs. evening. Typing, shorthand
beginners and review classes. STAR
today: positions open, good salaries
for steno-secy. now. BOYD SCHOOL
test. 40 -yrs.l, cor. q q 18th:
known Washington singine teacher
offers 10 weeks course: basic voice
training: $50. CAL DU. 7-3I92 toi
addition without charge.
ITUTORING-Grade, high school, re,
medal subjects: adult education
years Of experience. ia. 9-1741
Evening star., 1954-11-21
sITUATloNs--WoMEN

BEAUTICIAN, coiorsd, wants job 4 I
days week Have D. c. license. g; Gan
coMrANtioS ithSS' for elderly woman. BY
middle-aged woman free to tra.yei
DsessSAkEk. RE- ssLAHi sssf' eolor.d. sxp.r. on
women's clothes. Ii. ,7-0039.
immed. NO. 7-3053.
GIRL desires job as waitress, coun-
ter girl or otherwise. Neat; refs.
Mon. through Friday: IA. 9-o6aS :.
GIRL eolorsd, doGsins. noassTorki enssT 5os Ss3s
GIRL. colored,, would like job e as
ssiessfll. sifssstzpiii ill., sseyyss5u 5un'hef @il0
LADY would like part-time employ.
ment; experienced ,ot typist,aiSSs;; nIS Ss;t.rs II
,suNbRY sGT 5Ri-c'w 'wsotRsfkER, wsotRsfkER feeder = and
shaker; exper. and refs. Ap; z
MEDicAL SSSgt rEcHNlcIAN. REGISTERED 9
years. & desires p positiSSa5,S; tSaS, pvt Ply paSSsi-
SShsE Tsiss prsise sf@DsRisn sIdsE: GO Of travel
NURSE, practical, white, hospital
.fained. Id Sesirss e T0sk RS s.asbo II dT;s once
HUhSbs TGkloLClCAs mAA w ASSTN
other r. MS in afternoons I'd. Co.
LU. 2-6S61. 6-7 pm. only.
NURSE, colored, desires practical
nursing BY day or week; sleep out.
NURSE, retired. desires position. as
companion to elderly lady; refer
PIX oPER. and Ior typist (55 wds,
per min.); no fling. Min. SAL, sou
per wk. BOX 451-C. Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE wants work,
eqllored. viii do some houseWofk'
PRACTICAL NURSE, middle aged.
colored: institutional trained: hospl-
tai, private home exper.; lovable
personality. kind and gentle to sick
and elderly people. No ties. Recon-.
) D. C. prominent people. Ii, 4-oO63.
I PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced,
children Or adults. References. Hud-
PRAc. NURSE and housekeeper; good
with children; experienced; with
references. DI. 7-S197. "a
PRACTICAL NURSE, exper. mental
cases, reliable. TIE. 6-1723. 23'
PRAC. NURSE.COMP.. white, patient.
exper., refs. desires work: no heavy
lifting; will live in. JE. 3-Ol73.