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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06
Sister Anna Tomasic

JOhnstown, Pa. - The Gro
attain people of Johnstown
and those affiliated with "St.
Rochus" CFU Lodge 5 were
greatly saddened recently, at
the news that the Grim Reap
er had removed from our
midst sister Anna Tomasic,
one of our oldest and most re-
spected members.
Following a lengthy illness,
sister Tomasic passed away
on February 10Th, 1855, at
the Lee Homeopathic Hospi-
tai. She was sixty-eight years
Of age.
Sister Tomasic was born in
1886 in Karlovac, in Croatia.
In 1902 she was united in
marriage to the late Joseph
Tomasic, who passed away in
1888, here in Johnstown.
= Our beloved late sister join
ed the ranks of the Croatian
Fraternal Union in 1921 and
since that time had devoted
endless hours of work in
Lodge activities. She was al
so an ardent worker as an af-
filiate Of the st. Rochus Cro-
atian Church and the Altar
Society until such time as her
illness forced her to retire.
Through these associations
sister Tomasic acquired a
host Of friends in Johnstown
and vicinity, and the memory
of her humanitarian deeds
will long remain with us.
She is survived by sons Jo-
seph, our erstwhile Lodge 5
president and current Sick
Benefit Secretary, Frank who
is a resident of New York,
and daughters Mrs. John Kr-
eel, Versailles, Pa, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Schovinsky, Johnstown
Pa, Mrs. Mary Burgess, New
York City, Mrs. Mildred Gall,
Johnstown, Pa, and Mrs. Ca
therine Salinger of Detroit,
Mich.
A brother, John Mihelic, re-
siding in Europe, ten grand
children and one great
grandchild, Joseph Krcel of
Versailles, also survive.
Hundreds of friends and
members of our Lodge paid
final tribute to our deceased
sister Tomasic as they filed
by her bier at the Baretincic
Funeral Home. Many floral
tributes were in evidence, a.
mong them resting one from
our Lodge.
A Requiem High Mass was
celebrated by the Reverend
John Sostarich, Pastor, assis-
ted by the Reverend John
Daily, Pastor of st. Johns
Church, during which time
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06

of bro. Nikola Marsic on Jan.
uary %, 1855. Bro. Marsic,
whose death was caused by
diabetes and other complica-
tions, had been a member of
long standing of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, having join
ed it's ranks in December,
1908.
He was well known both In
our Lodge circle and in our
community, and his memory
will remain with us for many
years to come. At the time
of his death bro. Marsic was
seventy-nine years of age and
had been in i'll health for sew.
eral years prior to his pass
ing.
Nick was born on Novem.
ber Is, 1875, in Yugoslavia,
and arrived in the United
States in 1900. He obtained
work in the iron mines in Ely
Mimi, and on January 49,
1901 married Marie Kescrich,
in Ely.
In 1909 they moved to
Roundup where Nick began
working for the Republic
Coal Company.
The Rosary was recited al
the Weir Chapel and a Re.
QUEEN High Mass for our de.
ceased brother was celebra.
ted at st. Benedict's Church
by the Reverend Daniel De.
Bolt. The body was inferred
in the UNIV. of A. Cemete.
ry, in Roundup.
Bro. Marsic is survived BY
his wife, Marie, a son DAME
of Billings, a daughter, Mrs
Josephine Janovich of Butte
four sisters, Mrs. Angela Ba.
dovinac of Spokane, Mrs. Ann
Latkovich of Cleveland, Mrs
Dona Schwab of Roundup and
Mrs. Antonio Badovinac OF
Yugoslavia, a brother, Mar.
ko Marsic Of Lewistown, and
three grandchildren.
In behalf of the entire
membership of Lodge IT'S we
offer our sincerest condolen.
ces to the loved ones of bro
Marsic and pray that his Soul
may Rest in Peace.
Anne Kozeliski, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06
Home Office Has
Choice Of Dramas

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Over the
recent months we have re-
ceived requests from scatter
ed sections of the country for
Croatian plays.
The enacting of a play,
Croatian or English, is good
for creating another sidelight
to our Lodge life. The prac-
tees leading to the day when
the general public sees the
play afford the members of
the cast a medium of gath
ering oftener than the once
a month Lodge meetings.
Assuming a part in the cast
should fall to younger people
in the Lodge rather than, as
is often the case, the older
members. A part in the play
may give some American or
Canadian born member an
opportunity to all the better
acquaint himself or herself
with the mother tongue, Gro
atian. Even taking part in an
English language play has it's
merits and fits we'll into fra
ternal aspects.
For plays to embellish your
Lodge or Nest social pro-
gram, we ask that you write
to the Educational De-
partment at the Home Office
where same are available
with the compliments of the
Croatian Fraternal Union. In
many cases we can give you
sufficient copies of the play
you select to make unneces-
sary any transcribing by you
locally.
Frank Braidic, Director
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06

Note In presenting this complete listing of the
rolled in Chicago Saturday May A. 1855 at the Croatan
Fraternal Union Junior Tenpn Tournament remind
used While there may be great variance figures top
bottom there no bracket and the majority of the low
er score boWers listed above do not bowl regularly during
the only at the tournaments We appreciate
their participation and congratulate each and individual
behalf of the Home Office irrespective where they placed
this tournament
Frank Bradic, Dir. Sports Educational Dept
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06
Bro. NikoIa Marsic

Roundup, Mont. - Mem
bers of Montana Stars" CFU
Lodge IT'S were greatly sad
dened to learn of the death
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06

the highest chance salesman.
Following the drawing, re-
freshments were served. Pre-
pairing the food were Tony
Heimbach, Nick Zafran, Merle
Koch, Mary Kay Mardjetko
and Marge Susec.
"Sloga" meets each Mon
day night at s P. M. at Cro-
atian Home in Indiana Har-
Dor. Drop in on us!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06
Bonus SsS Awaiting Nest Managers
Able To Conserve Membership In 1855
Award
Membership


nests under 1O members No Prize
Nests with 10 to IS members ....S S ESQ
Nests with 16 to 25 members 500
Nests with 26 to 35 members ................... $50
Nests with sc to SO members ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Nests with 81 to rs members 1900
Nests with rs to 100 members Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Nests with 101 to 1875 members ............... $500
Nests with 1926 to $50 members ....,.. 5000
Nests with 151 to IT'S members Observation-Disclosures. $500
Nests with 176 to 200 members .............. 1000
Nests with 2O1 to 225 members Observation-Disclosures. $500
Nests with 226 to 250 members .............. 5000
Nests with 251 to 275 members .............. $500
Nests with 276 to 300 members OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Nests with 301 to 325 members ......,....... $500
Nests with 326 to $50 members 1000
Nests with 35l to 375 members Observation-Disclosures. $500
Nests with 376 to 400 members ............... 5000
Nests with 4O1 to 425 members .........."... $500
Nests with 426 to $50 members .............. 5000
Nests with 451 to ATS members $500
Nests with 476 to 500 members ............. 10000
Nests with sol to 525 members .............. 1O5OO
Nests with 526 to $50 members ............. 1000
Nests with 551 to SIS members 1850
Nests with SIG to 600 members 10000
Nests with COL to $50 members ............. 10000
Nests with 65 700 members ............... $4,000
Nests with 701 members and ............ 10000
Evening star., 1955-01-30
the songs, the sounds, the
romantic legend of the
CONFEDERACY
by Columbia
by Columbia

Americas fiery eeend-the Confederocy-with
its spirit, songs and great moments, now in one
olbun In oddition to the music of this ero, Bruce
Cotton tells the Confederate Legend, Richord
Boles exPlons the songs and their origin ond
the Rev. Edmund Jennings Lee reods General
Lees forewell order at Appomottox Courthouse
A true port of Americana collected by Columbia
records. On IS EP or 33Hs LIP records.
1000
Evening star., 1955-01-30
Jackie Gleason presents
music with a meaning on LP
CAPITOL RECORDS

Music to Make You Misty
Strictly mood music in the
0leoson manner this high
fidelity recording includes
Soy 1t Isn't So, " ut Hop
pened In Monterey" The
Mon | Love, " Mickey" ond
others, on As EP or 1919
Up records. , Or
Music for Lovers Only
oh-FideIity recording of
Tim in the Mood for Love,
BODY and Soul" Love.
Your Mooic Spell Is Every
where. " my Funny Volen-
tine" ond others on IS EP
or 1919 LIP records. 2R
Music, Martins and
Memories
Music for the occasion in
cIudes "Once in O While"
"lt Could Happen to You.
Somebody Loves Me-"
Yesterdays, " The Song Is
Ended and others, on 33H
LIP record. 400
Evening star., 1955-05-15

enjoyed. and thrilled to, the noble fight
against the Nazis. If he did not have
truly dark hour it was because he was
fighting against the forces of darkness"
That same FFenchwoman, Eve Curie, at
that same dinner party, was one of the
few people in the world ever to get the
best of Churchill in debate. Over coffee
and brandy, Churchill turned to Eve Curie
and began to talk of General de Gaulle
and the future of France.
DE Gaulle must realize, said Churchill,
that there must be a Franco German
reconciliation. The enemy now is Russia,
not Germany" Churchill went on much
longer Illuminating against General de
Gaulle, confirming his famous wartime
observation: ''the cross have to bear is
the cross of Lorraine"
Eve Had an Answer
Eve CURE. patriotic Frenchwoman and
loyal follower of de Gaulle. waited patiently
for Churchill to finish. Then. politely but
firmly, she said: ''Mr. Churchill, now that
you can find it in your heart to forgive the
Germans and seek their friendship, can
you not also forgive General de Gaulle
and seek his friendship, too?'
Churchill roared with laughter: Bravo.
my dear, well said! shall try
Churchill had demonstrated on one inn
Evening star., 1955-05-15

war when Eve Curie, wartime lieutenant
Of General de Gaulle, was having dinner
with Churchill and few friends. She
turned to him at one point, and said:
mir. Churchill. you who were SO mag
nificent during the truly darkest hour, after
the fall of France, when Britain stood
alone. You who never lost faith or courage
in public. you must have had your bad
moments. Tell US. what was your private
dark hour?"
He Loved Il All
The grand old man lowered his head and
thought quietly Of the past. Then he faced
Eve Curie and started to grin.
Frankly. my DEAR" he said, nov that
| look back on the war; and try to find my
darkest moment, am obliged to confess
that enjoyed every minute Of it,"
When Eve Curie told me that story her
eyes were bright with tears She said: IF
anybody else had said that it would have
been monStrous. A lesser man than
Churchill could not be forgiven for saying
that he enjoyed every moment OF a terrible
war. But Churchill has Jovian quality
that sets him apart from mere mortals.
We knew he did not literally mean what he
said. OF course, he suffered as we all did.
He is not callous to human suffering. We
understood that in higher sense he
Evening star., 1955-05-15

portant occasion in the past that he could
forgive and forget. 1t was June p, l94l,
the day Hitler threw Panzers across the
Soviet frontier Churchill was tremen-
douSly excited. He called in his secretary,
Jock" Colville 0ater his Principal Private
Secretary and said: Call the BIC, arrange
for special nationwide broadcast tonight.
Evening star., 1955-05-15

shall tell the people that we will give all
help to the Soviets Immediately" ColViile
heSitated and said: This is an abrupt
about face, is it not, after all you have
said about the Bolsheviks in the rast?"
Churchill grinned; "If Hitler invaded Hell,
| should seize upon the first opportunity
Continued on page II
Evening star., 1955-07-08
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

1908 C ST. N.E.-Kitchen. bedrm.
week. UN. 4-4331, II. 6-4617. Ia
1916 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-Lars,
rm. and kit, newly decor. Tele-
phone facilities. CO. 5-9S36. Ia
DOWNTOWN, 92s @ pl. n.w.-sipg
or hskpg.. sc so up: End a. frt.:
bsmt. apt: pks. space. S15 mo.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Men only
S45 q month double or S37. so sin.
gle. call AID. 4-63Si or apply l72s
CAPITOL HiLL-1 and 2-rm. units;
newly furn. and decor; rent reas !;
COW. transp.. shopping. 2 9Th ne,
NV. sECTIoN-Housekeeping room,
nicely furn:: refgr.. gas, water;
18th ST. Ne. Ssis.Lse, 2d-fir.,
front rm.; lge. closet. refgr., hot
plate. sink; sgle. LA. 6-24S2.
1895 BILTMoRE N.w.-very ige
clean, attr. 2nd floor rm.. with
kitchenette: hot and cold water
refgr., hot plate: immense closet
cabinets, etc, also lge. bed-liv. rm,
lge. kit, with new Youngstown cab
met sink; A. burner gas range, Serve
refgr.. closets and cabinets. Worth
seeing. AID. 4-3S42, 10
Evening star., 1955-07-08
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

GIRL NEEDED. share tiny atmos.
pheric Georgetown house with an
other girl; S44 Some college. FE
3-1074 or co. 5-46S9. -12
YOUNG MAN has newly furn. apt
to share with another man; mod
apt, bldg. ia. 5-2535 ewes. IS
Will SHARE fine 16th-st. apt. with
another gentleman over 40: twin
beds. $40 mo. Tel. AD. 4-s56S. eyes
L OR e young women to share luxury
air-cond. apt. with one other
woman: LA, Mt. Pleasant line. no.
2-4134. Ext. 1855; 10
YOUNG MAN to share with another
man, 1-bedrm. air-conditioned apt.
at Conn. and s NV. HO. 2-2s14.
HAVE BEAUTIFUL EFFICIENCY
APT. at the Woodner to share with
another man. Air conditioned. un:
limited phone. maid service, ful
hotel facilities. Live in the atmos.
phere of q resort. S45 month. DU
woTLD a,S7iS fLiff LIKE Ri0i 9ouNG GIRL t.
baby. Phone DE. 2-7739. -s
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE an attr
air-cond. apt. Conn. and Cathedra
aves.? Three young men seek 4tl
man to share; pvt. uni. phi: Ss5
|COLORED APT. to share with an
other young lady. Nr. 7th ant
Fla. NV. AD. 2-7414.
Evening star., 1955-07-08
ROOMS FURkIsHED-N.w.

1905 PA. AVE. N.w.--sinsle room.
pvt. entr.. pvt. bath; no cooking.
Cali EN-. 2-S717 after 8 pm. IS
Sc A DAY per person. l1O1 nth NV
wAttras -. I :,,s7 sgle., d6le; rms: 81 sysks yk
RIGHT OFF OFF CONN. AyE.01single
DgfoN1' tEff6iNS VH Sln6fi 3iaEsS VICINITY, 1laa1s
Riggs pl. n:w.-For young woman
So.: sms rcom SSGn ss5 sso Be- 2esso
1888 18th ST. N.w.-Businesswom.
cSR tSEn lJsS Sds59 era Rashi sTs NJ
OBJECTION 5% II apt to l0f child te'rs e. 5s7sS %
l1O1 18th St., Apt. col. --s
COMFORTABLE ROOMS In Span:
tsh-American pvt. home: linen and
kit; privils:: excel. transp.; esp.
Or serious students. Call AID. A.
2 ADJOINING RMS, with sun porch,
next to bath; cool and quiet; pvt.
res; gentleman pref. Wo. 6-4563.
DUPONT CIRCLE-singles, doubles;
148s CHAPLIN sT. N.w.-Furnished
rooms for rent. Good conv. loc.,
free parking, Reasonable. IS
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Floral Manor
elevator bldg Nice. single rms. at
cnNS only S;b9 Snd d5, So week. 600 Ill 1,.s
idry. privils. Hu. 3-S779. -s
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.--Lge. master
bedrm.,. 3 exposures, 3 closets, pvt
bath. shower. EN-. 3-S754.
52O3 CONN. AVE. - Comfortable
sleeping rm., bus at door: $50 per
LARGE AIR-C0ND. RIM. in apt. for
/ or 2 young women, share bath
Call HO 2-4134. Ext. LIS. 10
Evening star., 1955-07-08
10000 BARGAINS
TT ~TNYYAYEn

y. II. 14S444NG1S
2513 NJ st. NV. EX. 3.3521
WASHER, Bendix automatic. perfect
eondition. sIas as.tator design. 81 $50
WxsHER 81 Easy spindrier witt
aS5Smstis iioS: ss JT J9ses s.4S4s sSssllent eoadi
Washers VASE RS AND AM DRRIfRRs-1f 70,
| see PARAMOUNT CO, 22o2 Ga
WxsHRks assi Ely; AN6 NJ; i5afgR; 6RfERs for rem.
new. 25c q day; rental may apply
to purchase. Call ST. 3-7o09;
WASHER. Thor Sc semisuttOp22tie, vt g5ss. Pc &
tically new; $50. Call Ii. 7-2323
WASHERS. all makes types; Ss.es
service. FREDERiCK's. 1906 14tf
st. NV. TIA 9-7900.
WASHER, late model wringer type
S1,ion Tish astNnatlG ssg as, pYnrp $500 con-
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix auto
gyromatic de luxe model. doesn't
bolt 70 fioor; like-new cond, $50
'wxTTEs Will s'iHsSi iaHEsSSTiERs. 30 gal. new: O in
crates: 19-yr; gusIantee; $75. Can
install; ~ 0-l450. ,S11ll,p ,,s
WELDERs: new or used u L1NG1lNs H&SI /:
LANDRUM INC. id2s Cathedral
81. Balto MU 5-sSIl: .
WRINGER, Maytag 1851. S75: reg
ord player, So; garden cart So.
DPL LEAvTNG, sells authentic
French Aubusson, household ap-
P1iisnseSS and wd 5uTni5aTTfs gh6aTs c0mpEe'e
WIFI SELL trQdR Kenmore
auto. washer; excel. cond.. for
wringer-type washer. Asking price
$S5. Lge. tble. lamp. never used
orig, PRICE, $40: will sell for $25.
BHEGAufTiifGGRIC f1iGRC, FRENCH 1e-pe. lge.
din. rm, set. orig, cost $500, Ike
S1 nsg sell sg for s2SG l,s SolssPotM sss NOV nV
come and see. 97OS Coiesviile rd.,
s1as WEDDifNG GOWN. size 1e
Victorian in style; $32; Call satur-
day or Sunday. DI. 1887.
MY EQUITY in 1859 Ford Fairlane;
h. 5000 mi. Also Thor automatic
Washing machine; S69.5o cash.
MOVING LONG DISTANCE-Will
sacrifice good sofa bed. $50: chest
of drawers, $50; easy chair, S35
also coffee table, drop leaf dining
table and 12x13 green wool rug
COS Meridian lane. Falls Ch., JE
coMapE.' elagyo' BEDRM.. liv. rm, set, incl.
piece din. rm. set; To- self defrost.
refgr.; all excel. cond.; leaving
town, JU. 7.6650. 10
Evening star., 1955-07-08

CLEAN STRAW, b5c q bale; oats
75c bushei, You haul. JE. 2-l46s
BULLDozER for grading, excavating
5ad 4ssss fsssBs nnss i5ss tstmate; as aeses Gal
fieh' si2 tS@ fal s.ssFd ss1sg fio5ad. sSsi Gsi
TREE REMoVIAL, topping. trim
ming. land cleared. Free esti
mates. JU 5-g621. JU. 5-SO07.
81 UEGRASS SOD delivered to you
iop; You lsy It and save, Terms
blue stone. sludge-hauling-
grading. Mr.. HARTING. 10: 2
TfRSAtccTioR ~ Ford '54. less tha,
500 hours, cost $1,910. equippes
with lights and weights. Follow
ing Dearborn 1854 equipment uset
very little. Front-end loader. cos
S610; double plow. cost S197; by
draulic lift disc. cost S2S7: move
cost $2ss; dirt scrapsr. cost siS5 siiS55
side delivery rake, cost S425; wood
saw and pulley. cost S210. Tota
cost, S4,131, will sell for $4,000
or sell items separately. Call Ar
lington. Va. KE. S-598S, or From
SALE! Power mowers. garden sTss
h%ited and sa5pIs left redSeSfd dMSafNIESY IS
NEW EaGifGsNfwFu Gs fye H. lias sest ot M N
ternational tractors and farm equip
New Holland. New Idea farm equip
end elevators. Meyers hay condl
tioners. Sherman and Henry back
hoes and leaders. Brillon gras
seeders. Ezee Flow line sewers, bale
sna e5RfsE svHf seP Pas sprns and ssG's
POWER LAwS SI''ss MoPwEKs. SPIlssi "u new
fine paymenes ana u.s. MAaoSEYs Sisf snd 1Nc ~
ROTO TILLERS AND GARDEN
TRACTOR. new or used. 500. .95 ans
UP: Time payments. MALONEY'S
INC, s126 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used
parts and service. MALONEY'S
INC, silver Spring. Nd, JU. 8
USED EoUIPMENT-super c ans
NJ tractors. Oliver n tractor. pillow
disc and mower: garden tractors
New Holland blowers; New HOLLAND
baler: Cub corn planter: Cub -gant
HlOWeIs, CuO HTAQeTS. JOfln DeeTl
harvester: so INC combine: sid,
delivery rake: plows and discs
Cultimulcher; tractor manure spread.
er. MALONEY'S. INC, Silver Spring
Md. JU. S-3333.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping
trimming; D. C. and Md: free
sssimates, eSo, Call MR.. CLAYTON
sPEc1AI PEi 4IOg2aii THis WEEK oN1Y-Usee t
equipment; 1854 model Super
Fast Hitch tractor with plow anc
disc, S1,S00, reduced to 81 .495
INC H tractor, 5000, reduced tC
1895; New Holland 76 baler
$1,000. reduced to $795; IHC 81
combine with motor, 5000, reduced
to .S595. All above machines guar.
anteed. MALONEY'S. INC, Silver
Spring, Md, Ju. s-3333.
S395 BUYS Farmall tractor an6
cultivator; 5000 buys an Ali:
Chalmers combine; $50 buys o hay
loader; S75 buys side del. rake
A lot of farm implements;
horses and mules, 500 each
GARDENERS STORE, largo rd.
Marlboro, Nd, Market 7-9s1s.
AFRICAN vIoLETs teoo), 85 1sri-
cites; sell collectively or individu-
ally. 29c up; sale non-commercial;
indoor hobby. UN 1851. 10
Evening star., 1955-07-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLUMBIA RID. NV. 2oo1, at
Conn. ave.-Nice single or double
rms, good meals, S12 to SIS wk.
Young people. CO. 5-2493. Ill
1926 N. HAMP. AVE.-A residential
club S16.50 week and up incl
meals and hotel services. CO. s.
,G9 9349' No. 7,8770i 70iur-11
children. Reasonable. Ii. 4-6529
THg MAR-LEETA. 1925 10th st.
n.w.-Cool, sgl and dble. rms. for
younE ladies and men; excel. board
1855 N ST. N.w.-Young people.
delicious food. friendliness; reas.
prices; conv: loc.: Tv.
BRADLEY ARMS at Dupont Circle
1925 10th st. n.w.-Home- cooked
LOVELY LARGE ROOM with excel
lent meals. for or 2 aged ladies;
tray service II desired; no smoking:
poreohaess and large ground. I'm,
LOVELY HOME for mother and
child; care; very reasonable. AID.
Evening star., 1955-07-08
DOGS, PETS. ETc. tcsat.,

OLLIE PUPS, Axe reg, S wkS.,
male and females. tri-eolored and
sable. Purceilvilie SAIL. 10
iIREDALE PUP, registered; being
transferred, must sell: house-bro-
ken and all shots. WE 5-5446.
COLLIE PUPS, sable and tri-coior.
lent background. JE. 2-4ee7. 10.
COOKERS, Axe reg. blond. Wormed
and distemper shots. vks. CID.
Reas IA. 7-7969. 10
BEAGLE PUPS, o vkS. old. excel.
breeding; for hunting or pets: .
females, $12 each: 5-mo. .-old male.
black blanket. S45. Cypress 1856.
OPENING Aforementioned Boarding
poodles: puppies. BEAU RIDGE.
BR. 6-9397. Lee Hwy. Fairfax. Va.
PARAKEETs, babies. Lutinas, opal
ines. mauyes and normals; 12 pr
breeders. UH. 4-0S73. %
POODLE PgPPIEs; black; standard
BossD 95slsi; AKS K6uR oI, boasiSa1s. ss4cai with
SHADY sPRiNG Kennels. Phone
sykesville' Nd, 251-J-3, collect:
KITTEN; playful. gray male; needs
good virginia home XII 9-3g59.
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES. stand.
black fem, champ. stock. Axe reg,
wormed, inocul-; $50. IA. s-2335.
Dogs sweet young lens; 1 part
Cocker. Avail for kind kubr. home.
Fenced yard. Request small don.
and reas. safeguards. Also 2 male
kittens. APA. 10. 4-6S01.
KITTEN beautiful female;
SIP. Csll EN-, 315sI6. 6..,,.s
good home OF. 4-95s1. -S
BEAGLE PUPS, 8 Iwks. old. Axe
registered, pure champion stock,
reasonable. HE. 4-6S93. 10
THOROUHBREDS, Springer Spaniel
pups. wks. old. 4 remain. S26
and S35. TU. 2-6504, TU. 2-T427.
PARAKEET BREEDERS
Evening star., 1955-07-08
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9tS 18th ST N.W.I Downtown loca.
tion1Efiiciency I room. kitchen
WALTER REED AREA. 41o Cedar
st. u.w.-3 rms. kit, bath. porch;
apt. bldg: S95. RA. 2-150S. IS
1907 10th ST. NV, Apt 206-2
rms. Pullman kit, and bath. Gall
ATR,coNDiTIoNEp r. SSDiT I.BEpRM. APT.
bs,nti In STsndnsE nS,t elevator bdg II nth the
room. Is-H. bedroom. fuil kitchen
modern folding door. decorator tile
bath, 24-hr. switchboard d-secretarial
service and every other luxury,
S137 80. all utilities included THE
PARK ELLISON 1900 Harvard St.
NV. AID. 4-3636 or ST. 3-65S4
3 ROOMS. kitchen and bath. stor.
age room: newly decorated; heat
AND hot water: rent low. RA. 6.
UPPER N.w.-spaciou, e-bedrm
apt. in modern garden-type bldg. {;
ample parkins; cow. transp., stores
and Walter Reed sa9 Hospital Ar CON
AAtLOhlAb SVO4OV uHJllbs luIl L.
$3.50 Maple st. NV. TU. 2-0l05 or
CAPITOL HnL-conv. many Fed.
eral bldgs.; clean apt, bldg; ideal
Govt. girls, Efficiency. $50 utils
incl; air conditioning avail: Inn
med. occupancy. 247 Delaware ave
s.w.. ST 3-3642. IS
Fully air-condi-
toned. well-located. l-bedrm apt. /:
Are tlsspl; slie ,,pY mo ,,,ps 81; ..;S76e 10
Newly-dec,, cor. apt. lge. rms,
hallway: KIT, bath, in eley. bldg
Swchbrd. serv.; $95 mo. OIL. 6-S559
s4os 4th ST. N.w.-Liv rm.. bed.
rm,, bath, kit. dinette; porch heat
A BEAUTIFUL UNFURN.. newly dec.
GRATED 4 rooms. large foyer. kitchen
and bath. all utils. incl, $50 mo.
$500 Georgia ave NV. 3
3335 c ST. SEE bedrms,. liy.
rm.. dinette. kit and bath. Newly
deco; vacant. $50 incl. all utils.
TON. Realtor. 10. $4,000. --s