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HOSE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IS Ft. Garden Hose as Low as s.
J. H. GICHNER
25l3 NJ St NV. Elk. 1852,
n0sPITAL BED ID. IKE ney; !. adjust I,
Ho 30 sisSL FURNISHINGS: Kitch.
en- SET. SEP; rsfsr" so; g .s el. IT.
ICE SKATES. woman,s: size 9
white. ike new, ,o sxee asaa. eo = II
IRoNER, ABc. ss5, good as new
bedrm;. lily. rm. and dtnoon rm. furn
k III Az fasfRR eeRRR6 6,fe'0 SET.
sSag4 ,n sRd 49, PGFfss a55sa A0t
A chrome; est sii p sell for $40
KN6TTTY FINE PANELING. l E9.;
Come and see Il. spse. lo dI,,a AZ
L %ssin 'lT EaxrE Saf6sF law eoaTs
e open. iAR RAi he ss,z4Es55.0 00A'A'''' 'e'
LATHE, (lO-tn. metal, floor mode
drill press: sheet-metal shearer
1T. powered; extension laooer
wheel barrow rubber tires), chain
drive tricycle.. used. good eondt-
ton, ~; S.254s; - ,,,.. 6.
e each. in the rear Of 1898 RHODE
Lawn AVN MOVER. power, REQ Royals
q in. reel type. SAB: approved
AMIN tuner. $40. RE. 5-59SS.
LAWN MOWER, IS in, Cooper
Clipper. Briggs Stratton engine
excel. cond:. $40. JE. 2-S13I.
SIS each BoB'S FIxIT SHOP. WA
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GAS STOVES
Apt. size. SIS I'D, del. BLOCKS
GH ni. 400 watts. R0t oa. B g8.s.
new: $3.50. JE. s-sS4s. ~
GENERATORS, STARTERS, $3.50
up; lRe. assort., cleo. motor repairs;
41st yr. CARLY. 1908 14th. NO.
GLIDER. good condition. $40. Call
Monday between 10 and IL noon.
G sM CLUBS NEW, natl. advertised
brands. substantial discounts. CO.
5-9169. weekdays. $3.50 am. to z
GOLF CLUBS, 6 Wilson irons, mems,
also bag and cart. Call RIA, $1,000
Golf CLUBS AND GUITAR reg
d. weirht: sSb: blond Gibson V cut
away guitar with case, built-in
volume control. amplifler attach
ment. top quality instrument, $3.50.
Above items perfect, new cond.
Gretsch electromatic amplifler, ex-
cellent cond.. $50 OIL, 6-775a
GOLF CLUBS, 3 matched Spaulding
irons and putter. 3 Wilson woods.
and bag. Reasonably priced tn.
GREASE TRAP, commercial gas
range and hood: small galvanized
dish sterilizer; also LIQUID carbonic
carbonater. All used and In good
cond. will take reasonable offer.
1901 18th s., NV; NO; 5.203i:
New and used-Lessons. instru-
ments. repairs, folk songs, Flamenco
music. GUITAR SHOP. 1000 n
street NV. ME. S-1410.
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FURNISHINGS

drop leaf table. $50
round table. S.: breakfast table
$3.50: chairs 81: china cabinet
beds. ST up; chests. 81. so up
dresser, $3.50: wardrobe. 81; easN
chairs. 81: coffee and end tables
81 up; lamps. pictures. mirrors
$3.50: rocker. ST: file cabinet. $40
many other bargains. See our. adj
under ANTIQUES. Open Sundays
ewes. til z. BELL KINDS, Az Z
Canitni AZ Ii 4-n6SS,
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CAMERAS-USED
Argus C-S Flash and Case S4s
Kodak Bantam RI with Flash S4i
KocSk IS Rangefinder, Case = S4E
Zeiss Tenax 35mm.. F2.S Lens S4e
Minoltafiex Reflex F3.5 S37
Revere Stefeo with Case SIS
keystone Capri 6mm, Movie S3a
Brumberger Slide Protectors, 40es OF
Customer Parking Doors Away
RELIABLE JEWELRY EXCHANGE
~ 9th st: NV. MA. s-6157
CARPETING, 5000 ca. yds.. used
Bigelov Beauvais. all wool. multi.
"a. I'd. ST. S-IxOO.
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FURNITURE, NEW
WAREHOUSE SALE

FURNITURE, NEW
WAREHOUSE SALE
At Our Store
SAVE 20% TO 70T
Great Rapids gives you fan
tastic bargains in the most
colossal warehouse sale ever
seen in D. C. So hurry!
ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO
PRIOR SALE
FREE DELIVERY
81 69. so VALUE
Blond double dresser and mirror
chest and double bed. ~
|s12s.50 VALUE
Solid maple double dresser and mir
Tor, chest and double bed.
49, OUR PRICE. $685.
1878 VALUE
Genuine mahog. table and leaf. 4
chairs, buffet and china CABINET;
OUR PRICE, 1927
Ss9 so VALUE
Genuine mahog. kneehole desk.
OUR PRICE. $39.e6
$40 so VALUE
Fine sofa bed and matching chair
5000 VALUE
Solid cherry drop-leaf table; finest
OUR PRICE. $685.
$s9.5O VALUE
custom built studio with kiek-pleat.
~ w Our PRICE. $3.50
Large club chair, custom quality.
OUR PRICE. $685.
1858. 80 VALUE
Genuine Fisher Dualounge with fne
innerspring mattress; sleeps
OUR PRICE, S149.95
wrought Iron and plastic-top d.
nette table and chairs, .,o.
Hundreds of Other Bargains
Throughout Entire Store
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
Sample Bargain Store
of Washington
DOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
Store Hours: o to 9, including sat-
urdays; Mon. and Thurs, . to o.
Free Parking In Rear Of Store
FURN.-Din. rm. table, 9 chairs.
buffet and china cab. walnut; S75.
Good cond. RA. 3-2367. -
FURN. up apt. New nv:
21-in. screen, q mos. old, CHS
Columbia twin speaker: new di-
nette set OF wrought IRON Formica
table top: used sofa bed; S25. LII.
2-174b. 8
sofa. lounge chair. 8
occasional chairs, lined oak cock
tail and end tables and dinette set
,n s . china , CAB Ice gictSSTs S6Is
troll, Q table radios, mahog. chest,
night table and sgle. bedframe
set, torchiere and table lamp, an
tique plates and pitchers and 2
moon and star pieces. S33b Grub
Lds Apt. 1o2. Silver 9pring. ~.
o-SofH'
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AWNING, wood Slim; binoculars;
men'K clothing; silver dute. ALI In

AWNING, wood Slim; binoculars:
mems clothing; silver mute. All In
very good cond.; reas. RIA. $500
AWNINGS, almost new; maroon; 2
standard window: 2 smaller port.
beaut. cornices and draw drapes;
TV chair. WO. 6-2627.
BABY CARRIAGE and bsssinette;
$50 for both: both in good eond.
s G1lI on HA 45S4Sgi w.,,cb Doodle
Buggy, converts to car bed and
stroller; includes matt; paid $40.
sell for SOS; mos. old; light-
weight. TIE. 6-675S.
BABY CRIB. Storkline. maple, and
Kant-wet mattress. s25; also avail;
stroller. . juvenile three-way wall
picture light, JU. 5-5562.
BABY FURNITURE = Crib, hiEh
chair. stroller. toilet seat: good
condition; reasonable. XII. S-76s7.
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Tues.-%ed. asst. 1885 wilson wilson
blvd. ia. 4-l234; RUCKER LUM-
HEAD BOARDS (beds). white chest,
dresser and desk. Reasonable.
= EATER, Jsnitrol. 90 BTU gas heat
S35b. used about mo. Asking
Sl66. Perfect cond. LU. 2-4577.
lovely fabric foam
cushions. full size, value 1888. sale
Sl35. LEVENTHAL'S. Hu. $4,000.
HIGH-FTDELITY EQUIPMENT. Amp
Very reasonable. ia. S-9236.
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LAWN MOWER CLEARANCE. Power
mowers. Toro. REQ. Jacobsen. Used
machines; Repairing and a shayPsn I
STORE, Wis. ave. at @ st. AID
WAY OHiAR b RE CO. Lee hwy
at N. Kirkwood I'd. ia. 5-Sl22
LIGHT PLANTS for farm. standby
or construction use; largest ca.
pacity. lowest cost. Get our prices
before you buy. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO., 2473 Sherman ave
q VI An o-1Rnn
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BULLDozER, I'd 8, International.
with angle blade; owner. needs
ina my rseFSsy ' ~ asaSs7: 70 49G
BULLDOZER, Oliver. ID. nearly new,
excellent condition, with A-yard
pan and back hoe: cost nearly S1s, =
900. sell for N on terms. MARJEC.
INC. Spring 4-bSI4. .
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BURLAP, NEW

For paving contractors, construction
contractors and other users at rea-
" MEASsHiis j. RAG a sAo CO CO,
Open Every Saturday Until j Pm
CALCULATOR, Friden, s.T.-1O, lat,
mo9ei. iuily auto. div. and mutt
Best e'1 ofsr. Al Also psF coma MsrcS snt q
cleo. comptometer and / Burrouehi
Gale; Sun. PO. 2-9537; Wk., RE
CAMERi. contsx ma with Soma,
fI.6 lens. Everyfeady case. sun
shade, { zetss-Ikoior filters. zeiss.
Bernotar polar. litter. Ednalite
S shT9ms blue blue 80 With 81, g. sdsptsr sne
Box 252-R. star. 81
CAMERA, Retina INC. Pa lens
range finder. light meter. inter,
changeable lens. IA, .2-0149. -!
CAMERA, Leica III. with fill
lens like new. Also light meter
Universal view finder. en-. 3-4e9l
CAMERA. Lsiee. lenses. accessories
MieSo-Ibso attachment and micro.
scope. Hsnsoidt binoculars. Sac
CAMERA. Rettna Ma case. I
nltsIs, tripod. light meter. KE. z.
CAMERAS, Leica III F. red dial, sell
timer, latest model, brand new
Nikkor. 60mm. Fla and Sbmm Fl I
lenses In Leica mount, hrand-new
sell or. trade. HE. 4-5201.
CAMERA. Press. 2Esx3A: new "a 1
lens. C.R.F. fiashRun, Aim pacl
ssdaPtor and optical finder. 10
CAMERAS-lst brands! Selection
Low pricesl Termsl Tradesi Yeal
CAMERA, Rolleifiex, 3.6 automatic
Holland hashgun. solenoid and
extra reflector. sunshade, proxar,
and filters, 35-mm. back. tripod
GE PR-1 meter. cases. SOS takes
ell. 10. 1890.
CAMERA, brand-new Lelca INF, lat.
est with built-in self timer, fill
lens. ease. shade, fiiters. $3.50
FoSomat 10 comp. with every &C.
cessory. S140. Canon IVe2. Extra
lenses and equip. " price. Or
chard 2-l962,
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ANTIQUES

Why 90 to Penn. to buy early Dutch
pine furnituref THE BETHESDA;
CHEVY CHASE ANTIQUE SHOP, Of
9215 Wis. ave. has probably, the
largest selection Of tables. dry sinks
corner cupboards, hutch and water
cabinets, commodes. sideboards and
chests to be found in the Washing-
ton Area. just recently. an All
Force colonel returned from
years duty in Germany. shoppec
all over the District, Virginia and
Maryland areas; finally comins
back to this shop andl purchasing
10 pieces OF pine furniture to be
sent to Texas. He told Mrs, Teskey
the finish OF her furniture was out
standing. OF course, this shop has
many other items In cherry, walnut
and curly maple, besides q large
selection of brass, copper, china:
glass; lamps and knick-knacks. OF
Interest to collectors is an old
bottle collection and china AND
glass slipper collection. Free park
ing. Free delivery. Oh. 4-2422
10 To
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DESKS

Special purchase, maple. made b,
Remington-Rand. complete Will
trays. Roll top. Good condition
Suitable many uses. While they last
So l07 p st nv "a
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ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
DO not sell your valuable antique
china. glass, furniture, etc., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraiSals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. N.Y.
To, 2-2727 RIA. S-760s
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LUMBER--USED

We take used lumber and cut II to
size and make 1t look like new.
Lumber at used prices. 2xis. .2xos.
2x8s, 2x10s, 2x12s. Also sheathing;
GENERAL WRECRING CO, 1887
Brentwood I'd. ne. AID. 2-6l77.
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HI-FI SALE
SOUND CRAFTERS
1744 Columbia Rd. NV.
wkdays, SO pm: Sat-. 1-6 pm.
HOLLYWOOD BEDS, new only, 30"
l3erta Firm, on legs. value $40, sale
S4S.s8. LEvENTHAL'S. HU. B.
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LIGHT PLANTS

Portable. single phase. 1000 watt
new, S165: $50 watt. $3.50.
j. II. GIcHNER, 25l3 M ST. NV.
LUMBER, African mahogany. BLACK
30c board It. Plywoods, less thar
wholesale. Electric drills. screw.
drivers, sanders. motors, misc.
hardware; very reasonable. ia
T-1R32
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GAS RANGES. apt size: aB-in, table
top: recond: guaranteed. Delivery
ACE JUNK co.
22o0 Georgia Ave. NV. HU. 3-4421
GAS RANGES, $19.95
Used but in good condition. See
them at the used Sales once Of
our ne. store.
HECHINGER'S -
18th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 7-940o
GAS STOVE, RCA Estate, 17-in.
oven. 12-in. broiler. Must sacrif.
Excel cond.. $50 or best offer.
Also cleo. refer. good eond.. $50.
AP. 7-bl43.
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FURNISHINGS, Ike new. House sold
Bargains. Sofas. chairs. tables,
lamps. desk. chandelier, gas mower
etc. 9717 Forest Grove dr.. Stl.
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MIScELLANEoUS FOR SALE

GUITAR, ediphone sleetar. eomplstt
dual tnput ampnfer: weekdays
only. $50. 10. 7-3302.
GUITAR. Spanish. Harmony Mon
terry, sells new new S35' IKE IKE n new siS
Gun MS f MhhshE pB. ~ Fair: sss: West
ern, DB.. 4i0, nice. S65; clock.
$I2. NO. 7-8445.
GUNS. new, just received. winehes-
ter model 70 featherWeight, cal
go; the new 243 &c mm.) and 1855
1873 mm.). These new rifles fol
immediate delivery; 9 used mode
20 featherweight Dos. new condi-
ton, 500; Remington model 722
cal: 222,. with Redseal ir. mount
and K-10 Weaver. 500: the new
cai TARGET " in stOcR' 00 Sos S1 Hours
Mon. through Sat. o to z; Fri.
9 TO 81; closed Sun. DAVIS Gun
| SHOP, S39 8. Washington st.. Fall!
> Church, JE. 4-45S9.
GUNS-Pacific Tools in Torrison bal
! anced steel. Lubricator Sizer. Pow,
Der Measurer.. Length Gauges
Moulds. Gas Checks. Bullets. Pow,
der, Primers. Springfield 1908 Bolts
Rifie Scopes. WA. 1883.
GUNS USED
Zeal. bolt action repeaterS---S1'
sslvsEe Stevens 2s%4io o/u---- 81
Marlin bolt action w/scope 2!
Marlin autoload with Scope 81
Remington III 22-cal. pump 8!
Marlin 39A 22-cal. level 4,
Marlin 1886 5000 level 81
Winchester 20 30-06, EXTRAS 81
Single barrel shotguns -- ]:
Double barrel shotguns ------- 3!
Stevens $40 12-ga. pump 81
Customer Parking . Doors Away
RELIABLE JEWELRY EXCHANGE
422 9th st. NV. MA. S-6l5'
A !.. 1I SALE; 75SeS; Mon Mon;
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Come In and browse. Open Fri and
Mon. nights. Free delivery. Budget
terms.
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Very good cond. s2s5. 10. 5-26n5.
PING-PoNG TABLE. new. s legs
tfoldiDgl. > sec. painted and court
lined. Apt. AID. 4-2l33.
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Royburn Is 73;;
To Be Host at
Birthday Dinner
D. tl,e Asseeia,ee P,s.s

Sam Rayburn, returned yes.
terday to the speakership OF the
House. turned 10 today. but q
crowded schedule left him little
time during the day TO take note
OF the occasion.
a birthday dinner tonight
represents a switch In tradition.
For 80 years. without exception,
he has had dinner at the home
Of q Washington friend, Mrs.
James Lee Aston.
This time. however. he has In
yited Mrs. Aston and the small
group Of friends usually present
TO dinner in his apartment. Mrs.
Aston is the widow OF d former
colleague Of Mr.. Rayburnss In
the Texas Legislature. Mr.. Ray
burn came here In 1918 as .
Eongressnnan. Mi. Aston at the
same time became a Senate at
facf1e.
Before the dinner, Mr.. Ray
burn was invited as honor guest
10 q reception given By Mr.. and
MRS. Dale Miller as the WoEzssais
National Democrats Club.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Robert Blyth Nomed
Humnhrev Assistunt
sy me Assee,a,sd Pres.

Secretary OF the Treasury
Humphrey has named Cleveland
banker Robert B. Blyth, 40, as q
special assistant on Treasury
financing and debt manage
ment.
Mr.. Blyth. from Mr.. Hum
phreyss home town. succeeds
David M. Kennedy. who served
as a special assistant for about
a year and who resigned last
month 10 return TO his Chicago
bank.
Mr.. Biyth has been vice presi-
dent and senior investment ofii-
Ger Of the National City Bank
OF Cleveland.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Education Problems
Described as Grove

It Is the inalienable right oi
every person, from childhood on
to have access to knowledge. In
our form Of society. this right OF
the individual takes on q special
meaning, for the education Of all
our citizens is imperative to the
maintenance and invigoration of
Americas free institutions.
Today, we face grave educa-
tional problems. Effective and
up-to-date analyses of these
problems and their solutions are
being carried forward through
the individual State conferences
and the White House conference
to be completed this year.
However, such factors as popu-
lation growth, additional respon-
sibilities Of schools. and in
creased and longer school at
tendance have produced an un-
precedented classroom shortage.
This shortage is Of immediate
concern to all of our people. Posi-
tive. affirmative action must be
taken now.
Without irnpairing in any way
the responsibilities Of our States,
localities, communities, or fani-
lies. the Federal Government can
and should serve as an effective
agent In dealing with this
problem. / shall forward q spe-
cial message to the Congress on
February IS. presenting an af-
firmative program dealing with
this shortage.
To help the States do q better
and more timely job, we must
strengthen their resources for
preventing and dealing with
Juvenile delinquency. ! shall
propose Federal legislation to
assist the States to promote con-
certed action In dealing with
this Nationwide problem. ] shall
also carry forward the vigorous
efforts Of the administration TO
improve the international con-
troll Of the traffic In narcotics
and, In cooperation with State
and local agencies, to combat
narcotic addiction in our
country.
I should like to speak now Of
additional matters OF impor-
tance to all our people and espe-
cialiy to our wage earners.
During the past year certain
industrial changes and the re-
adjustment Of the economy 70
conditions Of peace brought in-
employment and other difficult
ties to various localities and
industries. These problems are
Evening star., 1955-01-06

engaging our most earnest at
tention. But for the oPerwhelm-
ing majority Of our working
people. the past year has meant
good jobs. Moreover. the earn
i11ss and savings OF our wage
earners are no longer depreciat-
ing In value. Because Of CO.
operative relations between labor
and management. fewer working
days were lost Though strikes
in 1854 than Ia any year In the
past decade.
The outlook for our wage
earners can be made stili more
promising BY several legislative
actions.
First. IN the past five years
we have had economic growth
which win support an increase
In the Federal minimum wage.
In the light Of present economic
conditions. ! recommend Its In
crease to 80 cents an hour. ] also
recommend that many others,
at present excluded. be given the
protection of q minimum wage.
Second. ] renew my recoin-
mendation Of last year for
amendment of the Labor Man
agement Relations Act of l947
to further the basic ohjectiyes
Of this statute. ! especially call
to the attention Of the Congress
amendments dealing with the
right of economic strikers to
vote In representation elections
and the need for equalizing the
obligation under the Act to file
disclaimers Of Communist afiili-
alton.
Third. the administration win
propose other important meas
ures including occupational
safety. workmen's cornpensa-
tion for longshoremen and har-
Dor workers. and the Eight
Hour Laws" applicable to Fed
eral contractors. Legislation viii
also be proposed respecting
non-occupational disability in-
surance and unemployment COM
pensation In the District Of CO.
lurnbia.
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ss...,.s,s,,sg ss..sS y . sssrs,.ts = hcns,nr for
~. s,rrsi,,,s.s ,a,g asncosne famiIies
- T,es healfh AZ olIr neonle Is
one ~ o,,r mos precious assets.
prsvsntahle ~ sickness should Be
prevented: I ! knowIedee available
Is m combat disease and disability
sl1o,ild be flilly used. Otherwise.
ve - 4 people are guilty not
only az neRlect Of human suffer-
ing but also of wasting cur ma
tional strength.
Constant advances in medical
care are not available ID enough
OF our citizens. Clearly cur Ma
tion must do more to reduce the
impact Of accident and disease.
Two fundamental problems con-
front us: First, high and ever
rising costs OF health services;
second. serious gaps and short
ages IN these services.
by special message on Janus
ary l4, I shall propose q CO.
ordinated program to strengthen
and improve existing health
services. This program viii con-
tinue to reject socialized medi-
cine. It win emphasize indivi-
dual and local responsibility.
Under II the Federal Govern.
rnent win neither dominate nor
direct, but serve as q helpful
partner. Within this frame
work, the program can be broad
Ia scope.
Ny recommendations will in-
ciude q Federal health reinsur-
aiace service 10 encourage the
development Of more and bet
ter voluntary health insurance
coverage by private Organiza-
tions. / shall also recommend
measures to improve the medi-
cal care of that group Of our
citizens who, because Of need,
receive Federal-S State public as
sistance, These two proposals
will help more OF our people to
meet the costs Of health serv-
ices.
To reduce the gaps In these
services, I shall propose:
New measures to facilitate
construction Of needed health
facilities and help reduce short
ages Of trained health person.
mel;
Vigorous steps to combat the
misery and national loss In
volved In mental illness;
Improved services for crippled
children and for maternal and
child health:
Better consumer protection
under our existing pure food
Evening star., 1955-01-06

for Federal elections. Second.
I renew my request that the
principle Of self-government be
extended and the right Of ans-
frage granted to the citizens Of
the District Of Columbia. Third,
] again recommend that We
work with the States to pre-
serve the voting rights Of citi-
zens in the Nations service
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Bids Now Being Accepted For Staging
OF Society's Annual Basketball Meet
Lodges And-Or Central Committees Can
Take Until December To Stake Claim

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Bids to
host the 18th Annual Croa-
tian Fraternal Union Basket
ball Tournament to be held
in March, 1856, are hereby
declared open.
This declaration is in an
swer to inquiries directed to
this Department and also the
result of no official bids hav-
ing been placed at the custo-
mary annual basketball tour
nament meeting which was
not sufficiently representa-
tive of the 1855 tournament
teams, when such meeting
was called in Youngstown
last March 27, 1855.
Lodges desiring to bid for
the 1856 basketball tourna-
ment must submit to the
Sports-Educational D e p art
ment in care of the Home
Office a bid over the sigma
lures of the gymnasium pro-
prietors or operators and
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portion of the show and the
group will be augmented to
thirty-five for the stirring
stage finale.
Early this fall training
camp was held at Side Lake
in picturesque no r tn rn
Minnesota just eighteen
miles north of Hibbing and
Chisholm.
A post-camp tour present
ing full evening shows, col
lege appearances, ra d 10
broadcasts and a television
program has given the young
artists good experience.
The 1856 Pit t S burg his
Tamburitzan's program is
presented in colorful costume.
Highlights are the orches-
tra's interpretations of folk
music in concert style, choir
presentations of Dalmatian
Croatian and Slovene songs, a
soul stirring rendition of
Moi Dilbere" by the new
soprano find Anna Marie Bal
ler, and the rhythmic polka
dance routines of Milan and
Jerry.
Ensemble and team, dane.
ing adds favorable balance to
the Tamburitzan's show.
Most In Second Season
The general production and
direction of the Pittsburgh's
Tamburitzans is under Mr..
Matt Gouze. Professor Boris
Dobrovolsky has coached the
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that of the central commit
tee or lodge president and
secretary.
Towels must be provided
for all tournament games;
the host lodge(s) being obli-
gated where the gymnasium
rental does not meet this
provision.
The closing date for these
tournament bids is Monday,
December 5, 1855, with the
final decision and choice to
be left up to the C.F.U. Sports
and Educational Director and
the Athletic Advisory Board,
with the Executive Board of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
rendering the official confir-
nation of hosting the 1856
tournament.
We are looking forward to
an enthusiastic response from
our basketball fraternity.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept.