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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12

lahko ohranili, ce bi jo bill
pref upeljali.
JAZZ sem bill izvoljen v glav-
nj odbor Zveze leta 1921 kot
pomozni tajnik in zapisnikar
in Cd tedaj sem bill ponovno
izvoljen ma vsaki konvenciji.
Pozneje sem bill izbran "a
glavnega tajnika. Ma konven-
cijah je redno prislo ma red
vprasanje zdruzenja z kako
drugo, vecjo organizacijo, to-
da do leta 1888 nj bilo vecje-
ga pritiska "a zdruzenje, dasi
je Slovenska Narodna Pod
porna Jednota leta 1925 po-
slala svojega zastopnika ma
konvencijo, da j predlozi ze-
ljo in pogoje, po katerih bi
bill pripravljeni sprejeti I've
20 V Jednoto. Toda cas- Sc nj
bill zrel zato in vecina dele
gatov je tedaj "a enkrat od-
lozila zdruzenje.
Ma konvencijo leta 1888 je
Jugoslovanska Katoliska Jed
nota (sedaj Ameriska Brat
ska Zveza) poslala zastopni-
ka, ola bi poskusal uplivati ma
delegacijo in, ce mogoce, do
segel toliko, da bi odbor I've
ze stopil v pregovore "a zdru-
zenje z mimi, kar je konven-
cija tudi zakljucila. Vendar
! tudi takrat nj prislo do nj,
kakega sporazuma in stva1
je bila zopet odlozena do pri.
hodnje konvencije.
V tenn razdobju Sc je zdru'
lzilo par slovenskih organiza.
eli z Slovensko Narodno Pod.
porno Jednoto in nekatera
hrvatska drustva z Hrvatskc
Bratsko Zajednico. Potreba
in ideja zdruzenja je zacela
vedno mocneje prevladovat
in bilo je samo Sc vprasanje
casa kdaj DO tudi Slovensko.
Hrvatska eza pristopila
pod okrilje kake vecje in moe
nejse organizacije. Leta 1881
je H.B.Z. posegla vines in po'
slala ma konvencijo diva "a
stopnika, katera sta predoci
la zbornici ugodnosti, katert
hi Zveza pridobila ako bi Sc
pridruzili H.B.Z. Solventnost
Zveze je bila mnogo vista oc
solventnosti H.B.Z., ker cla
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12

kazati. V tenn Gasu so del
nice ma borzi padle ma maj
nizjo tocko v zgodovini new
yorske borze in mnoge tako-
zvane "gilt edge" delnice, kot
naprimer General Motors, so
ostale ma trgu brez kupcev.
Kdor bi bill tedaj ulozil samo
tisoc dolarjev V General Mo-
tors delnice, bi bill, &c bi jih
obdrzal, danes bogatas.
Calumet & Hecla kompa-
Mia, Anaconda, Phelps Dodge
Kennecot, in ostale bakrene
druzbe, SO poslale svoje "a
stopnike V Washington, da
predloze kongresu svoje o.
bupno stalisce ter apelirajo,
da uvede tarif ma baker, kaj-
ii il inozemstva je prihajalo
vedno vec bakra V Ameriko,
kjer so ga cenejSe pridelo-
vail, docim so ameriske druz-
be morale zapreti svoje rud-
nike. Koncno jih je kongres
res uslisal ter sprejel zakon,
20 katerem so morale ino-
zemske druzbe placati tri cen
te tarifa ma vsak funt bakra,
XII ie dospel V Ameriko.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12
n A R 0 D

Narod je zajednica ljudi
iste krvi, istoga jezika, iste
narodne iii autohtone kul-
ture, iste historijske proslo-
sti, koji cjelovit zivi ma svom
historijskom teritoriju pot
punim narodnim zivotom. te
kao subjekt iii ma temelju
Mvoga i narodnog prava je-
dino je svoj cimbenik uprav-
LAMA. - Sarinic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12

Hrvatske Zveze je pridobilo
z zdruzenjem, ker je dobilo
ugodnosti, kakrsne bi Zveza
nikdar ne mogla dati. Prislo
je pod okrilje bogate in moe
ne organizacije, pok katero
je popolnoma zasciteno, radi
cesar nisem v vseh teh letih
slisal nobene pritozbe. Vsi so
zadovc!jni, da so Sc zdruzili
z tako mocno in po cell de-
zeli z dobrim imenom pozna-
no organizacijo.
(Dalje sledi)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12
SLOVENSKO-HRVATSKA
ZVFZA

Da je depresija hudo pri-
zadela tudi naSa drustva in
podporne organizacije, to We
mo Sc dobro vsi. Ma Calu-
metu je bila leta 1908 usta-
novljena Slovensko-Hrvatska
Zveza, V katero so pristopi-
la skoraj vsa, do tedaj Sc
samostojno poslujoGa drustva
V bakrenem okrozju. Pozne-
je je k njej pristopilo tudi
nekoliko druStev V Minnesoti
tako, da je Stella v zacetku
depresije % drustev. Polo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12
CALUMET Y DEPRESlEI
Jos. Chesarek
(Nadal ievanie)

Meseca novembra 1882, amerisk volc, nezadovolj-
nj Hooverjem izvol demokrata Franklin D. Roosevelta
predsednikom in MIN je zacea doba poltcnem
in ekonomskem zvljenju Amerike Toda pref ko pre-
wei vajet roke morali It'll skoz najhuso dobo de-
presje, ko banke pokae in ljudsvo skora obupao.
Calumet je ostalimi mesti gledal nestrpno bodoc
most pricakuioc uGi katera Sc niakor hotea pr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12

nj, XII so bill skozi leta de-
presije primorani pustiti or
ganizacijo, MISC prejeli nj
cesar Cd ME ter je yes denar
ostal zvezi, kar je pripomog-
10 zvisanju solventnosti.
ZDRUzENJE SPREJETO
Pc daljsi razpravi je kon-
vencija zakljucila, da Sc sto-
pi V pogajanja "a zdruzenje
z H.B.Z. in kadar sc dobi vse
pogoje Cd ME, maj Sc poda
clanstvu ma referendum. O.
sebno sem bill "a pridruzenje
k H.B.Z. iz dveh vzrokov. We
del sem, da nam ne bo no.
bena druga organizacija da-
la bolje pogoje kot H.B.Z. in
da bo nase clanstvo v polni
meri zasciteno. zajednica je
bila tudi edna izmed vseh
jugoslovanskih organizacii, XII
je placevala svojim clanom
dividendo ze tedaj in to samo
ma sebi je bilo veliko oglase-
valno sredstvo "a MO. Oh E.
mem Sc mi je nudila tudi pri-
loznost, da dobim z zdruze-
njem sluzbo v glavnem uradu
zajednice, kjer sem Sc ma
dejal bolje prilike in malo
boljsega zasluzka kot sem ga
mogel priGakovati ma Calu-
metu. Toda V tenn pogledu
sem ostal razocaran.
| Clarence Afford, XII je bill
istocasno aktuar "a Zajedni-
CO in Zvezo, ter je dobro po-
znal stanje obeh organizacij,
je priredil lestyico in pogoje,
Ipo katerih Sc maj bi zdruze-
nje izvedlo. Nacrt je bill vse-
skozi izvrsten in nj bilo nj
kakega dvoma, da bi ga Clan
stvo ne sprejelo. Referen-
dunn, Xxi Sc je vrsil meseca
|.decembra, je pokazal, da je
bio oddanih mad 900 glasov
"a zdruzenje.
Michiganski zavarovalnin-
ski zakon je zahteval, da mo-
ra biti vsako zdruzenje spre-
| jeto ma redni ali izredni kon-
venciji, pref ko postane le-
galno, radi cesar smo morali
sklicati izvanredno konven-
clio, XII Sc je vrsila v mesecu
aprilu, 1889. TIE konvencije
sta Sc udelezila tudi tedanji
glavni predsednik H. B. T.,
John D. Butkovic in clan mad.
zornega odbora, George San.
kovic.
| Ko sta nato oba zavaroval-
ninska oddelka drzave Mi.
chigan in Pennsylvania po.
trdila zdruzenje, je isto sto.
pilo v krepost z dnem prvega
augusta, 1889 in isti dan sem
tudi nastopil sluzbo v uradu
H. B. z. Clanstvo Slovensko.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12

SliEa konvencije. - Radna snaga H. B.
z. ma konvenciji. S lijeva ma desno: Marie
Sekel, tajnica, tajnika odjeljenja bolesnicke
potpore. George Balich, medju NINA, cestiti
tajnik delegat redovni pocasni odsjeka
broj 28S II East Chicago, Ind, kraj mega
Mary Abranovic, tajnica glaynog blaga jnika,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12

slijedi lijepa djevojka Margaret Rupeic, glav-
ma pomocnica knjigovodje ma kraju Louise
Zvonar, tajnica glavnog predsj jednika. Owe
nase vrijedne cinOvnice Obavljale SUI sve teh-
nicke poslove ma konvenciji to su obavljale
savjesno neumorno. - TolikO i'm znak
priznanja postovanja!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
NAMES
IN THE NEWS
By CONSTANTINE CHEKREZI

Cuba's former President, DR..
Carlos Prio Socarras, announced
lin Miami where he has been In
exile following his custer from
| the presidency by Gen. Fulgencio
lBatista (Fool- GHEN-see-oh Bah
TIS-tah). now president Of Cuba
that he has decided to return To
his native country Gin order to
bring about a peaceful solution
to the nations problems"
In Argentina. Admiral Alberto
Tessaire (Al-BER- toh Tess-AIR
Tor STANDARDIZATION pro-
nunciations are in use) has re-
signed as head Of the ruling
| Peronista Party in order "tc
bring political peace to the coun-
try" The Pope's Ambassador
Msgr. Mario Zanin (Mon-SEE-
nyor MAH-ree-oh TZA-nin) an
nounced after a conference with
lArgentina's Minister of Foreign
Affairs, DIR. Jeronimo RemOrino
| (Her-OH-nim -oh Re-moh-RIN-
Obj, that the Catholic Church
and the Argentine government
are nearing a settlement.
| In Tokyo. there Is a plan tc
merge the Democratic Party Of
Premier Ichiro Hatoyama Gee
CHEE-roh Huh-toh-YAH-ma
with the Liberals of Taketore
Ogata (Tah-keh- TOH-reh Aw-
GUH-tah) into a single party
To talk with American officials
about this and other things, For
eign Minister Mamoru Shigemit.
su (Mah-MOH-roo Shig-eh-
MITS-oo) hopes to come to
Washington In September.
tAll Rights Reserve0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
WORD GAME
FAMOUS FABLES
BY e. E. EDGAR

MONOTONOUS: when thu
late Umpire Bill MCGOWAN join
ed the American League In the
l820s he worked day and nigh
at his trade.
He was determined to de
velop a distinctive style thai
would be noticed. Every night
he and his roommate, another
umpire. would practice gestures
for hours in front Of the mirror
One night they were tryint
out different ways Of saying thu
all-too-familiar You're out!'
First MCGOWAN and then tn,
other would stand in front o
the mirror.
EYER ou-ou-ouuuut!" on,
would bark, critically appraisinl
the expression on his face.
"You'rrrrre QUIT" the othe
would below, never taking eye
off himself.
For several hours this wen
on. Finally. along about mid
night, there was an angr,
knock on the wall.
For gosh sakes," came tn
anguished howl from thei
neighbor, will you guys cal
somebody safe and get to bed?
*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

by treaty signed SO years
ago today, Denmark agreed to
cede the Virgin Islands to the
United States for $25 million.
Which President directed the
signing of this treaty?
"A Presidents son, who had
several times unsucessfully cam
paigned for the Republican
nomination for the Presidency,
was buried two years ago today
at Cincinnati, Ohio. Who?
3-Was President Eisenhower
born in Kansas, Texas or Iowa?
lAnsHers on Next Pagel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04

you a small pet that doesn't require much space
turtle is your
They are best as pets you place to keep them out
DOORS should sheltered spot but where there
They kept in terrarms the house too The
little green usually need careful attention
If they to live.
Although turtles WELL spend much time in the
water they place out and dry OF in the
sunshine Turtles don't stand cold weather we'll
rectangular tank is good turtle home At end should
water preferably separate dish that be taken out
cleaned At the other end put gravel and earth
with growing plants
paint she'll keeps him from growing and
makes his shell soft.
healthy turtle that is we'll taken Of will to be
10 IL inches long and will live for many years.
Feed him daily chopped fish and beef and liver well
worms gub lettuce He likes to drag his food under the
water eat there all leftover food each
day keep the tank clean.
Mount this picture cardboard color with the
way you think turtles should look in a pond.
Tomorrow: A Puppy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
By EASILY BLACKwooD

- &1AA HCSHs0
There was at least a slight
chance that Mr.. Muzzy would
let him play the hand. So he
bid two hearts with a silent
prayer that Mr.. Muzzy would
remember the part score.
Miss Brash pushed the bid
ding UP as usual and Mr.. Muzzy's
three spades won the auction.
Mr.. Abel opened the king OF
clubs which was won by the ace
In the closed hand. Now all Mr.
Muzzy had to do was to count,
Barring the remote possibility
that the spades would break as
badly as five in one opponents
hand and singleton in the
other, he could count six spade
tricks, one club and two dia-
monds-nine tricks in all.
But that isn't the way Mr.,
Muzzy operates. Without both
ering to count at all. he led a
heart at trick two and fineSSed
dummy's nine. Miss Brash won
with the jack of hearts and re-
turned the queen of clubs. Where
are Mr.. MuZzy's six spade tricks
now? If he rufus high. Mr.. Abel's
thrice-guarded nine spot will
eventually take a trick.
He chose to ruff with the seven
and Mr.. Abel overruffed with the
eight and led back with the
queen of diamonds.
Mr.. Muzzy won with the ace in
his own hand and now-now-
he drew trumps. He was just a
little late. He led a heart. hop
ing Mr.. Abel had the ace, in
which case dummy's king of
hearts-and possibly the entire
suit-would be available for dia-
mond discards. But this was not
to be. Mr.. Abel played the eight,
the ten went on from the board
aid Miss Brash won with the
queen.
Eventually Mr.. Muzzy had to
lose two diamond tricks for down
one-and all because he didn't
lead trumps early. Either he
didn't count his nine winners OF
he was trying for an extra trick
In this situation. with game and
rubber there for the taking, one
is about as bad as the other.
copyright, 1855, General Features Corp J
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-15
Hayre to Host
Horse Show

PLANS FOR THE Montana Canadian
Quarter Horse show to be held Sept.
IL and 10 at Havre were outlined at q
recent meeting of the directors of the
Montana Quarter Horse Association.
A full line of halter classes will be
held from foals of 1855 to aged mares
and stations Working events will be
cow cutting, work stock horse, novice
refining, jack pot roping, races, chill
dren's refining and a dinner bell derby.
This last event is a traditional crowd
pleaser. Baby colts are held at one end
of the racetrack and the mothers at the
other. The colts are turned loose to see
which one can get to its mother first.
A banquet will be held Saturday
night, Sept IL, for all persons inter-
ested in Quarter Horses.
Taking part in the organizational
meeting was Duke Gustafson, Havre,
manager of the show; Paul Ringing,
White Sulphur Springs, president of the
Montana Quarter Horse Association;
Hank Wilson. Wilsall, vice president;
Nancy Dear, Simns, secretary-treas-
urer and directors Bud Fogland. White
Sulphur Springs; John Carlson, Lind
say; and Doug Dear, Simms.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-15
Shorthorns From Four States
Compete at North Montana Fair
By RALEIGH YUHAS

4th-Wonder's Doris w. II. Vaughan
5th-Moss Rose 9th, ID & L Bar Ranches
SUMMER YEARLING HEIFERS:
1st-Ekco Maxine Beauty A, Ekness Bros.
2nd-ROsewOod of EIdak SO, Gilbert Elken Jr.
SENIOR HEIFER CALVES:
1st-4C Miss Delight, Grape Bros
znd-Ekco Clipper BroadhOoks, Ekness Bros
5rd-L-Bar Lavender 16-A-2, d & L Bar Ranches
4th-Augusta of EIdak as, Gilbert EIken Jr.
JUNIOR HEIFER CALVES:
Ist-MarigoId of EIdak g. Gilbert Elken
znd-LovedaIe Clara Bounce, Clinton w. Love
5rd-Love Clara Bounce. Clinton w. Love
TWO FEMALES:
1Ekness Bros.
2nd-EkneSS Bros
3rd-Crapo Bros.
4th-D & l. Bar Ranches
5th-Gilbert Elken Jr.
PAIR OF YEARLINGS:
1st-GiIbert Elken Jr.
.2nd-EkneSS Bros.
3rd-Ekness Bros.
4th-D & Bar Ranches
5th-W. III. Vaughan
GET OF-SIRE:
1st-CiIbert EIken Jr. by the get of MilIhills
Fantasy
2nd-D < Bar Ranches by the get of Green
3rd-Crapo Bros. by the get of MAYHEM Dis
covery
4th-Ekness Bros. by the get of EIdak Campeon
5th-W. H. Vaughan by the get of willow Lee
Wonder 18th
JUNIOR GET-OF-SIRE:
LIST Gilbert EIken Jr. by the get Of MiIlhiIIs
2nd-D Bar Ranches by the get of Green
wood Broadsides
PAIR OF CALVES:
1st-Crapo Bros.
2nd-EkneSS Bros
3rd-Gilbert EIken Jr.
4th-D & L Bar Ranches
5th-GiIbert Elken Jr.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-15

SHORTHORNS FROM four different
states competed in the 1855 North Mon
tana State Fair Shorthorn show. They
were judged by John Mcdonald,
Vaughn.
The Grape Bros, st. Anthony, Idaho,
showed the grand champion bull, N-Bar
Champion, which was also judged the
senior champion bull. Another Grape
bred Shorthorn, He Standard Champion,
was the reserve senior champion bull.
The reserve junior champion female,
also judged the reserve grand cham
pion female, &C Miss Delight, was an
other Grape raised Shorthorn.
Reserve Grand Champion honors went
to Gilbert Elken Jr., Mayville, ND. in
their showing of Eldak Great Event,
who was also the junior champion bull.
North Dakota led in the female showing
of the grand champion, Exec Princess
Maxine. This little miss was also the
junior champion female The reserve
senior champion female was another
Ekness bred animal, Exec Broadhooks
Bouquet
The senior champion female, L-Bar
Bridesmaid both, was by the D G. L
Bar Ranches, Keldron, SD.
Other winners in the Shorthorn classes
were as follows:
SENIOR YEARLING BULLS:
dst-N-Bar Champion 23d, Grape Brothers
n~I x1~~
Srd-L-Bar Broadsides, d & Bar Ranches
JUNIOR YEARLING BULLS:
1st-EIdak Great Event, Gilbert EIken Jr.
2nd-Count Metaphor 10th, d & L Bar Ranches
4th-4C Discovery 3d. Crapo Brothers
5th-Wonders Goldmine, w. III. Vaughan. Roman
SUMMER YEARLING BULLS:
1st-Ekco Camp Commander, Ekness Brothers
S Srd 1N,ea Gift w; H. Maughan
4th-Lovedale Golden Bounce. Clinton W. Love.
Conrad
SENIOR BULL CALVES:
1st-Eldak Camp Concentrate. Gilbert EIken u.
2nd-Eldak Camp Regal Gilbert EIken Jr.
3rd-R0yaI Metaphor 18th, g. Il Bar Ranches
4th-4C Vagabond. Grape Bros.
Standard, ID & Bar Ranches
JUNIOR BULL CALVES
1st-EIdak Attraction, Gilbert EIken
Unbelievable Bond Bounce, Clinton W. Love
GROUP THREE BULLS
lst-GiIbert Elken Jr
2nd-D & L Bar Ranches
Bros
thickness Bros.
5th-W. HI. Vaughan
GROUP TWO BULLS
lst-GiIbert EIken Jr.
snd-D & L Bar Ranches
'rd-Gilbert Elken Jr.
lth-Crapo Bros.
thickness Bros
HEIFERS:
st and the only one in this class, TO Augusta OF
EIdaks Gilbert EIken Jr.
SENIOR YEARLTNG HEIFERS
st-L-Bar Bridesmaid 30th, ID G. L Bar Ranches
nd-Ekco Br0adhooks Bouquet, Ekness Bros.
rd-4C Jessie, Grape Bros.
of EIdak 81, Gilbert Elken Jr.
th-Roman Goldie 9Th, W. III. Vaughan
JUNIOR YEARLING HEFERS:
st-Ekco Princess Maxine-Ekness Bros.
nd-Augusta of E1dak Al, Gilbert E1Iyen Jr.
Rosetta, w. III. Vaughan
Evening star., 1955-09-09
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ternational tractors and farm
equip. New Holland. New Idea farm
equip. and elevators. Meyers hay
baekhoes and losdeTs. Briiiion Eress
and binder twine; parts and service.
MALpNBY's. silver Spring. Nd.
CHAIN SAWS. etrunk; sales and
rental: new and used. Corner Of
Prince and 8 Union sts.. Alex, Va,
OV. 3-3177.
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CPL. OR ELDERLY PERSON In pvt.
home; lge. front rm.;. some care
II needed; home cooking: bus al
door. close in TAX. PIX. Ju. 7-12sS
ROOM WITH EXCEL. MEALS. fol
=; TV and private telephones; lge
closet. KE. S-5046. Iii
THE MAR -LEETA, 1895 18th NV
Cool, single and double rooms for
young ladies and men; showers:
walking distance. excellent board
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2ooi at Conn.
ave.---Nice clean attrac, rms. with
air cond., TV: Sl6 Wk; good meals
.S%I ycSnS people; c0 cs00MSnRsr,oN S.2dSs r. -,
1901 18th ST, N.W.-Lge. dbl. rm.,
lie, closet windows; also sgl. Sc.
iective menu. PEx. TV. 10
ytST LIKE HoMEj working mother,
and children, welcome. Child care;
very ressonehls. AD. 4.o0a2; Ii
BRADLEY ARMS, ct Dupont Circle,
1924 18th st, n.v.-H0me-cooked
food; reasonable prices.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

REFINED quiet lady to share 2.
rm; Nv. XII mod. sonv. "a. IA. s.
GIRL. bet. 2o-2s. to share ige. /
bedrm. apt, with another girl
EyerythIng turn.: conv. transp. Tv
GRxsDHGAEIEs GE STUDENT wishes To
share her l-bedrm. apt. with am
other student OF employed lady.
Chevy Chase Bethesda asea. OIL.
EMSSISTYED lady wishes to share
nicely furnished NV. apt. with an.
other lady. KE. o-so76 or Wo., g.
LAbf to share i.bedrm. apt; twin
beds. conveniently located. co.
MfDDLE-AoEp WOMAN. 70 shar,
apt. downtown; employed. TV: oil
prfviis.; pvt. hedrm. Hu. 3-7s50.
YOUNG LADY--share with another;
twin bedrm,: NV. close 70 tTansp.'
Sh9HSpUinSS HSpUSS IN MEN R0' have AZ, slSsn; s-Sesroom
house TO share with l or . other
men: private bath, same room and
den. all PRIVILEGES: convenient tc
NRL. Gun Factory. Boiling and
Andrews Field. VIC. Glass Manor
Apts.:. $50 month for or SAC
each for 2. LO. 7-3525. Iii
BACHELOR 70 share apt. with an
other bachelor. Phone between Q
and 3 pm. oy. :-4l59.
18th AND PEABODY-Girl, rs to
30. 70 share Ice. eonv. apt. With an.
other girl; $50. RA. 3-2eO3. ---l2
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ApTs. FVRNisHED--VA.

ARL.. nr. pentsgon and Y. Myer-.---
I-bedrm. apt on nAgstene pave
$e6 mes incl. utiis. IA. 2.72S2a OF
s!.HAM. III AipggsisN fpggsiNIsnED bsms. apt: pvt.
entrance with yard. Chtldren well
COME; S7b per mo. $3.50 1ith st.
N. n AHHna1sBsdrm., HillnsaSadi 8 closets. Nv; nm,
din. kst.. bath. Laundry; Aps Bldg;
cony S04; KE. S-4S!5: .sz *,
Pen,. pslas. .AV Avail. iim%ed. IA. 6-so2s.
ALEXANDRIA - Emcisncy and l.
bedroom apartments; janitor sefy.
Ice; laundry privileges: downtown
iocstion; 1li N ~, utiiitissss;io IN SPv.tD 70
IL az. ns.,s and 2 pm; nna. and a. new
A;i DUPLEX: Aisai Sedrms'. nSs BEDS. NJ.
Pentsson. ParkinS. IA. s-i5o2.
AVAILABLE Now-a.bedrm. modern
finished in knotty pine: fully kitch-
en- with oE disposall; adults only.
&l15 mo. incl. sll utils. 465 N,
Thomas. ia; s-1400: 00:..,S O
ARL,-Attrastivs; 80 somfortapSle: or Sr:,;ns. :
eony. Pentagon: suitable Q Or 3
adults: Sl20. IA. S.37e7:
ALEX, CLOSE TO TT. BELv0lR;
arm. apt, in pvt. home, renting
S11b mo-. incl. uttls. kl. 9-o644.
AL. BAKER a SON. INC. =
ARL.. block Fort Mysr, 5 min: min:
Pentason. 70 min. Wash;-.Mew
new mod. furn.. 1.bedrm; apt. avail.
immed.. S7a.50, plus utils. 1915 n.
Quinn. IA. 7-66S7 after i. --l5
900 n. GARFIELD, Arl.-Duplex
apt, 3 rms. kit. with din. area, tile
bath, lge. scr. porch. 2nd mr., peri.
cond., adults, no pets, $50 plus
utils.. "a. 7-0b23. - .1ll i,
vAC.-Alex. and Fort Belvoir-2
epts., lge. 2 rms. 3 rms. bath.
utils incl, nice yds. $40, $50. TE.
OCT. s;Toi9; 1.s--isi1 NJ rRoY-Beaut.
mod. furn. 1-bedrm. apt, garden
proj.a 10 min downtown; Sll0
incl. utils. IA. 7-926S; IA. $4,000.
ARLINGT0N--Small apt. auiet EN-:
ployed couple: conv. shopping and
transp. KE. S-6721. -15
firepl. Ven. blinds, drapes, auto.
wash, utils. and phone. ia. 2-0a40.
ARL.---1 bedrm., liv. rm,. 3 closets.
din. kit. comb, bath, shower. ,utils
and phone. Sa6. IA: 2-0940: III
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Aforementioned rooms. S4 up. sin
gles, So day up. Res. singles
5000 wk. UP. Dining room. ele
yator and 24.hf. switchboard. HU