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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-09
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
acouaint himself or herself
with the mother tongue, Gro
attain. Even taking part in an
English language play has its
merits and fits well into fra
ternal aspects.
For plays to embellish your
Lodge or Nest social pro-
gram, we ask that you write
to the Sports-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.
Flank Braidic, Dire Or
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Buffalo, New York, Lodge 557 Starts
Preparations For 22nd Tenpin Tourney
Committee Seeking About Cooperation
In Order To Make Meet StandOut Success

The beautiful Hotel Statler
located in the heart Of the
city, has been named as Tour
nament Headquarters an d
Sam Albert, Hotel Chairman
has been able to obtain full
cooperation from the mana.
ger. The hotels modern ac.
commodations provide the
perfect place to stay while
visiting the city.
The members wish to eX'
tend a very cordial invitation
to their friends in the States
and Canada to attend this an.
nual affair and to spend ar
enjoyable weekend in tbs
City of Good Neighbors"
It's not too early to plan now
for May will be here before
you know it.
Further information anc
details on the Forthcoming
Tournament will continue ii
later issues of the Zajednicar
Elizabeth Marukic
Publicity Chairman
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harbor Nest Manager
CIarions New Address

Indiana Harbor, Ind. - All
parents who have children
affiliated with CFU Nest 221
are urged to have their
youngsters attend the month
ly Nest meetings on the third
Sunday of each month at 100
PM.
Dues payments should also
be taken care of at these
meetings. AS your Nest Man
ager, l may be contacted at
this new address: Mrs. Man.
da Marich, Box 90 R.R. No. 6,
Crown Point, Indiana.
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Threes Still Team To
Beat In Johnnie Loop

JOhnstoWn, Pa. - At the
close of a seven week stretch
in the st. Rochus Lodge 5
Mixed League, Team No. 3 is
enjoying four game lead
over it's nearest rival; Team
No. /, which is captained by
Victor Farkas, Sr., past sea-
sons top bowler.
The leaders took a 80 de-
cision from Team No. 4 re-
Gently; Steve Petrusic was
tops for the winners with a
181 1869 set, while for the To-
sers, captain John Gredesky
stood out with 191-176-5OG
Team No. /, the runner
ups in the league took a 2-1
victory from Team No. 2;
Vic. Farkas, Sr., leading his
mates with a 196-483 card.
A. Sestrich hit 163-462 while
his brother Frank hit a one
game individual high Of 1877
in a 431 series.
Edward Cominskey was
Individual three game high
winner with 193-185-502 for
the session. To date Ed Co.
minskey holds the season
single game honors with a
253 score, while the season s
three game honors are held
by Victor Farkas, Sr. with a
$40 count.
Team one game high scor-
ing honors are held by Team
No. 1 with a 9O5 pinfall, three
game laurels going to Team
No. 3 with a 24O3 set.
Thus far the following
league members have hit the
double century, namely, Ed
wv ard Cominskey, 255-21O-
2O2; Victor Farkas, Sr. 234 !:
Charles Gojmerac, 234; Vic
i tor Farkas, Jr., 229; John
Kolar, 212-201; Joe Gojme-
rae, 204, John Gredesky, 2O3
and Steve Petrusic, 200.
AS of October Goth, the
"big ten in averages includes
E d w ard Cominskey, 1853;
| Victor Farkas, Sr. 165; Char
les Gojmerac, 1863; John Gre
desky, 1856; Steve Petrusic,
1852; Victor Farkas, Jr., $50;
John Kolar, 145; John Ro-
zich, 40; Andrew Kinda,
1877 and Ray Gojmerac, 1856.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y.
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Fega TooIers Retain
Detroit LEAGUE Perch

Detroit, Mich. - Fega Tool
led by A. Strizich, 224-585
and E. Markus, 223-584 took
three points from the Troop
ers in the most recent rolling
of the Detroit Mems League.
This in spite of ]. Katich's
242-551 and T. Vurich's 534,
The victory enabled Fega
Toolers to retain their five
point lead.
The Rock Garden Yo Yo's
took undisputed title to Sec
ond place from the Onyx Top
piers in a three game thrill
er, the Yo Yo's being led by
Fred Gregorich, 225-593 and
Frank Perpich, 201-576. Vic
Polich shot 235-212-637 and
Charley Pulich, 225-599 for
the losing Topplers.
Casino Studs led by Babe
Kurzatkowski, 218-587 and
Ray Filipiak, 551 were good
for three points from Ben
w andzel's (215-200-581)
Wand Florists. The Studs are
now tied for third place with
Drewry Beermen.
Guardian Cleaners an d
Croatian Home entries are
knotted for the fourth rung
in league standings; the big
guns being Tom Decovich
235-219-636, for Croatian
Home, Gene Warner, 224-22O-
GIG, John Bowlick, Jr., PIP
224-6O8 and Joe Gonoa, 2O4.
2O1-585.
For the losers George Sti-
mac, Sr. shot 201-594 and
Lud Kosovec, the singing
musician of Joe's Texaco hit
a blazing 234 game, the high
est of his career. Joe Zalac
(this is Joe) hit 204-554.
Fred Gregorich
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Buffalo, n. Y. - The "Ho-
lv Name Of Jesus" c. F. u.
Lodge 557 will be your host
for the 22nd Annual Tcnpin
Bowling Tournament, which
will take place next May 3, 4,
5, and 6.
The committee in charge of
preparations is made up Of
the following people: Chair
man, George Rok; Co-Chair-
man, Nicholas Lodick; Re-
cording Secretary, Dorothy
Velency; Treasurer, Michael
Marks; Bowling Chairman,
Nicholas Lodick; Hotel Chair
man, Samuel Albert; Trans
portation, Charles Blazina,
Jr.: Souvenir Book, John Di-
Martile, Jr.; Entertainment,
AL Spishak and John Lon
cher; Decoration, Walter Be-
govich. Publicity, Elizabeth
Marukic.
They all have promised to
do everything in their power
to give us the best tourna-
ment we have ever had
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Party To Follow Next
Meeting Of Lodge 4O3

Cleveland, Ohio All
members of CFU Lodge 403
are urged to attend the next
regular monthly m e e t in &,
which will be held Sunday,
November Is, in the Sokol
Polish Hall, 7146 Broadway,
at 200 PM.
In December we will be
holding our yearly meeting
and election of officers for
the year of 1856. Following
the meeting, a social will be
held as in the preceding
years.
At the last lodge meeting
it was unanimously decided to
hold a dinner and dance on
Sunday, November Goth, in
Browns Hall, on the corner
of 5211 Howard Avenue, be-
ginning at 400 PM. Dinner
will be served at 600 PM and
dancing to a good orchestra
will follow.
All our members are invi-
ted to attend and bring along
your friends. There will be
fun galore for all.
Andy Tumbri, Reporter
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-09
Chi Progress Members
Will Meet November II

Chicago, iii. - Members
of the Progress Lodge 749
are hereby asked to read
these few lines. 1t is impor-
tant that you do, as it has to
do with our next regular
monthly meeting.
The meeting itself is of un-
usual Importance, because it
takes place the day before
the big celebration.
The following day we will
be celebrating our 25th birth
day, and since we do expect
a big crowd, it is important
that we organize SO as to
serve our friends we'll and see
that they enjoy themselves.
If they have a good time, we
will too. !
/. Our 25th Anniv,ers ary
Dance will be held at the
Marquette Hall, 691s S. Wes-
tern Ave, on November Il,
and our November meeting
will be at the Tony Francis
Hall, 6122 S. Ashland Ave,
on November 18th.
Mary Camille, Recorder
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-09

. Sponge divers of the Do
decanese Islands go down 100
feet and remain under water
for as long as five minutes
without artificial aid.
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Lodge 7O5 Mixed League

"a total of 2,147 prescrip-
tions were written by the
average physician in this
country last year.
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Cleveland L ldies League

. Famous Cheshire cheese
has been the epicure's delight
in England since the 18th
Century.
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MADISON. ILLINOIS

Lodge 222 League
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VERSAILLES, PA.

Thomas Grceyic, Sec,
Evening star., 1955-10-06

1911 N. WITCH ST., xrlihston--2 2
Yns din, kit., bath, FedecoFsted.
Rent, sft' Key Ia Apt. &. .
Ills Kenilvofth st., .Arlington2
rms, kit, bath. newly decorated.
200 nj Kennebec ST., ATilnstcn--S
rms, kit, bath. Rent. $50.
n. ". MAHCkkQN
sl3 18th st. NV. MA. s-oSSSs
Evening star., 1955-10-06

BUILDING MATERIALS
CO.
FULLY EoUIPPED successfuI husi-
ness speciaiiEes in bldg. demolition.
with large. centrally located new
and used material yard: $500. .0Oe
annual gross. Owner retiring be-
cause OF health. wonderful oppor-
tunity. For particulars, write Box
Evening star., 1955-10-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-A.W.

s--~---------------
AMER, UNIV. PARKS bedrms..
bricks near school. bus and shopssi
asRsYS1ELb shslsssiS 81 on Tiaa2 i2 wooDs' 6DSs
ASfRR. Asisis0fut q. PARK, sie75o = Fine
quality, det., white brick Colonial,
with slate roof; splendid loc., near
43rd and Brandywine: 1st-hoor
Law; . bedrins., bath, on end aoor;
tnll hsmt, garage; FRANK 3.
wooDs-gew listing;
brick, center-hall Colonial; owner.
boN 6sSsl'Ri MiERRYFi2nD sfHafslSni 81 TidhiHhi
siEsIARCiiFT, ECiFs sisAs sssl.soo - Handsome,
red-brk. Colonial, in the city's finest
controlled residential area; center
hall, nice den and ley:. big screened
On and a.; hall stairs to unfinished
3rd a.; rec. rn. with fireplace,
servants fm. and bath. Needs dec
Grating. FRANK 8. PHILLIPs. Df.
BRiGHTWOOD, near schools and
shopping center--l 6.room house,
h1S Royboro pi. NV: ] e-room
M. nHs''i pEkRISs, ass Sssf6" 70. S.bspS, eyes yes
rURLElrH-This attractive home in
to to oeorsstown Hospital ana UNI
yersty Is located within walking
distance Of every type OF school.
Spacious iiving room, dining room
and . family-size kitchen from
which q mother can watch over
children ct play In an adjoining
There are 3 bedrms.. bath and in
esrage Please call INEz cUSHARD,
ChEHS hfAHIiSGJt trlAst, H9 iisSfs ibissFwSfEs cLgBs--
Charming. older, frame residence,
u Ro,smss, sssusS saSoo nSar ss
H.: rec. rfn. with fireplace; maid {
n N sci T $50 al. APPROVES. FRANK
3. fHiELif6, bI. 7-i4it; eyes, Wo.
6-3sSb. "A,
Evening star., 1955-10-06
HOUSES FURNISHED

PENTAGoN ls mina---3 bedEms: j
washer, color co-ordinated: nr. bus:
prefer groups $50. AID. 4-o7Iu.
Arr. N.--clean. completely furn..
@-bedrm. Colonial; attras., eonv.
cHESY CHASE FKWY., 52fs,. Y
Blk Oh Conn: schools. bus: loy,
home; 9 Tins., 2 baths, new dec;
,AcRnIcE-4.bsdrm, colonial: 10
p. e, Only $500. sYMoSDs, *.
LxNHSM. SiiS MD. Center hall. ice, iiv.
rm.. Q bedrms. available. nreplace.
/ acre. 10 nj. downtown, bus and
train service. Si2b mo. FE. s-2iSl.
! BEDRxss., dishwasher, disposal.
TV. scr. porch. ear. yard: tmmed.
ssii Sssiupaneyxl pai. xl.ssnSrii. n1i EM. S.4sss.
Chevy CHASE. D. c,--Except, at
trac., 3-bedrm. houseg immac. cond.
Avail. ininsd. Adults. EN-. $3.50.
cEoRoErowN--opportun.ty for or .
emo. taste Of genuine 18th CEN
tury atmosphere. Liy. rr;. draw
,ng f1Sa;, S.,s. am mi TrTRiNcHs I q rsWEII SSSTns
HILL, 0isns igSs s6tS sAsrls y. NV. D. 81. =
1i5is. o. ewes. ri, $1,000. MRS
roRTH--Neviy dec
Grated, furnished, 2-bedrm. semi-
det. brick, oil heat; $l2b month.
IL. S.a6oS. ~ -
FOREST = s.bedrm.
brick, nicely furnished; cony, 10.
rovfFrf; sSsIfeFrf; sbRR4;A spbRR44;AckpS SiiSSSar hSSSSar, double &
lot, 8 rooms. 2 kitehsns, . baths,
tnil basement; .dssts Ssssehec o.!...;as Gsss;se.
sife ylesnI; per mo, msdsa 81. fs.s5SS..
SILVER SPRING. close in-3.bed-
STELftR RIAL ESTATE. JU. s.
$iO0; close-in Nd. Riggs
Ager rds. area--3 bedrnls., sep. din.
rnl,. I yrs. old: SOC 80 u rented by
cSfHhN4RRY AcEnH ACEHs iTmfa HfEasons % opiS. q II.
Ariineton,s fnest residential areas.
offerinR 3-bedym., 2h-bath,. brick
ktt,, finished bsnlt. with rec. Lln,,
billiard rm.,. fully atr-eond,: S225
per mo. on lease. For further de-
tails, Sall MRs. HENpERsH0IJ'
I. IHs pARPg SO" IA. b-sseS;
SILVER SPRING, 2oe East lane
2.bsdrms., modenistis. with sun
BEERS BROS, ~. g-0I1O. ---0
TAKOMA PARk---2 bedrnis., sep.
din. rnr., screened porch, fun bsmt, J,
attic. lac yd.; SI15 mo. Call Ju.
BETHEsDA--3 bedrms., " baths,
approx. 3 mos; nv. Dendix disp.,
90 ONNECTiCUT Al NEBRASKA NV.
--Det, 4-bedrfn, home, tastefully
furnishedi W baths. garage; reas.
AID. 2-0742. - -
Evening star., 1955-10-06

REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.
TRADE EQUITY in rustic log cabin; /;
mr.. Gettysburg, liv. rn., din. rm,.
kit. lib, 4 .bedrms. and bath: ! =
acre wooded mountain side; wish
TRADE ONLY - Gorgeous wooded
lot on Goldsboro I'd. bradley
Hill sectionl. 97 It, frontage. over
800 feet deep f31 900 50. ft.J;
viii trade for home or investment
property; :, ST 49, s,ssli or OIL. 4
Evening star., 1955-10-06
ApARTMEAIs WANTtp
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE


QUICK MOvlNG--Boxes, eouehes.
yefRrs.. odds and ends or entire
household. Reas. NO, S-:7f3. o.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage In
separate rooms; expert pesking
AGE CO. INC. Estabiished 1905.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
Tu, 2-lib0 or II. d-2sSs
MOVING AND HAuLING. day OF
night: expert handling; reasonable
rates. pU. 5-otS5.
HILL. veIl-known mover-ins. exper.
men: closed vans: Tow rates; spts,
low a. $50; any hr. AP. 7-96b6
|CHgsTER MOYERg--Lse. or small,
Ne do them all; clean and careful
9T. a.Sb7O, Ia. o-0ll5 ewes.
EDEIMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furn. As par
payt. on your moving, storage; Teas
IA. e-2g35; ewes. RA. 3-14l6. Y
Evening star., 1955-10-06

BEAUTY BUSINESS in clarsndon-Ar-
raEfSSah4 AZ hi 4-SSss 81 &JEsTofss2Hase W. so5ffss
option on 47-yr. -old business. Past
earnings excellent, future looks
wonderful. Present owner i'll, must
EeH. Time very important. Call
HAINEs, RI. 7.5o67 tin 5; after q,
BtsiNEssGAH. 81, with successful
background: has up to SIT, 900 to
invest In going concern. WI buy
outright or consider partnership.
cHfEDRENs sH0P, long essabHshed.
air.cond. Choice locations In clar-
endon and dntWn. Alex, BE. 4-6si6.
GROCERY - Excel. bus. location.
mel. large 4-rm. apt: death in
family forces saie. NJ. s-0iI3.
MOTEL-uiness forces sale Of at
tractiye 12-unit motel with 3-rm.
living quarters located about Il
miles from Washington,. p. G.
Nearly Y acres Of Erolnd. Boom
III sSpanslNn S: sS " In. Snis dawn pg,ss pay
ment or owners will consider trade
Qr partial trade. Excel. opport.
for empl. person TO combine home
with substantial income while pur-
chasing valuabie property. Please
call 1NEz CUSHARp. RealtoT,
1880 Wis. ave. NV. HI. 2-4232.
COAT ROOM CONCESSION with
cigar and cigarette counter for
responsible person. Refined clien-
tele; yearly lease. FAN q BILLS
RESTAURANT. For appt-.. call Mr.
HaFry Cohen. bet. 8 and 8 pm.
E1 2sAll
n POO, plus dollar-for-dollar stock
CAN YOu QUALIFY? are you .
family Of . OF :. i1tergsted 70
ssa scnknf RoseEaFe Pfgo';ss e yon esn eun
duplicate the opportunity We will
of1er you. You. can net SO, 900 in
fast service drive-in: potential IN
eFaese aimost unlimited. ~. g.
coFsfRfE SHOP. LUNcHRoSETfE;
srrs Ss sa sss.etesf stoo's tsaa oa e SOS soOS
business. Owner has other Interest.
Asking only $1,000. No reasonable
offey refused. AP. 1883.
sERVfGE STATION, approx. 5000
gals. per month; money maker
Z $1,000. BERWYN TExACO EERv-
ICE, s0i6 Baltic. blvd, Col. Pk., Nd.
GROCERY STORE with excel. lse.
apt: 3 days. no Sun. or holiday:
closed s. pm. Guar. 1000 week.
CoRNaR isSihs9Gssk 9GsskoC. akf.; i 1ne stock;
S1,I00 o VIZ. cash sale. Total price,
$6.e50. Ju. BLISS. --6
DRLiCATESsEN, estab.. Eell-stocked,
n;pe DH.y torsSensass c ,eses ga,sss,sg Sane oD
owner. 7 ,s years. TU. S-35S6.
SHOE REPAIR AND CLEANERS
equip, $3.50. RE. 7-s157 FA.
Tavern, sipksISS n.arb, Virginia. eeiored
trade. A real opportunity. Owner
ssrsiTs RsSSI R5isea RtS ySsss SIs sIS ssaTY Gsl
LUScaEoSETIE SETIE = short orders,
short hrs, no Sun. Wonderful op-
por. Assume small trust. Apt,
SOUND oISs BUSINESS PROPOSITION,
In Hethesds Chevy Chase area re-
qutrinE capital for which. q pre-
ferred yield Is guaranteed before
any pFoiit to inanagement. Invest
nient should be returned in 3 years
or sooner. ANY amount from Sl0,-
900 TO so, 600 acceptable. Investi-
cation invited. BOX Six. Star.
aaoTELs FOR sALE-Advice and
consultation by exclusive fuIl-time
motel broker and travel specialist,
ctfering Recommendation on best
THOMPSON, 23e Woodward Bldg,
CAFEiT.Rix fOR SALE: new equip,
air eond.: small operation; excel
lent location: reasonable terms
1900 Conn. ave. NV, --9
Evening star., 1955-10-06
COAT RoOM CoNCEssTOl

C0AI n0GM C0NcEssl0N : VII tn1
teie; Yearly lease. FAN & BILLS
RESTAURANT. For appt... call Mr.
Harry Cohen. bet. = and 6 Pm.
GROcERY STORE. must saerifee:
$1,000, plus doilar-for dollar stock
Evening star., 1955-10-06
.MoUsEs WANTED 10 RENT
BUslNEss OPPORTUNITIES

1000 ADVANCE RENT offered BY
ofiicer needtng 4-bedrm. home. Ana
costa High area. LO. 7-0455. 30
Evening star., 1955-10-06

SILVER sPRMG 2-bedrm. units;
newly redec.t picture Windows. cross
ventilation; large Nv. rfa..din,. ares
comb: table apace IN kit,s lovely
lcc. IA sligo creek Park. with iaun-
dry, storage and spafktng facils.; nr.
ersde and Bliaf HiFh school. Prom
$50 incl. utilp. MRS WHEELkR,
10 7-78y2 70 inspect. E-o
SILVER sRRTNG--i-bedrm. units IN
beautiful NIigo Greek Park, newly
fedec.: separate dinette, nice kit.,
good closet space. cross ventilation:
laundry and storage taeila.; adults
WaSELER Ju. s.as7s o inspect
ROCKVILLE - bedroom. Twins
room, dinette. kitchen. hath and
rear screened porch; near schools
and shopping CENTER 3o5 per
month. 20. 2.42e6.
672i EASTERN AVE. TAKoMA
PARK. ND.--a lnhs.s kit.. bath.
tuclpEed porch and nice front
porch: heat and hot water fur
nishsd-; 4. EssVt v. SslaCRicsaos
6is 18th St. NV Ma. s-6ess
-
Evening star., 1955-10-06
APTs. UNFURNlsHED-vA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS kais,-
Lovely lawn. trees and towers.
minutes 70 downtoyn. min.
utes to pentagon. 3 pustnes q
your front door, Ample pafking;
Front once service LAunary eno
storage In your buildins. New re.
fIieerators with freezer tops: Z ano
ssDGsgIsses sgs eony.nasnt as iSs SsaiS9s. Army.
NAVY and Air Force personnel. NJ.
Vernon and Russell Td.. Mex. TK-
ASfiNySroN. gitiySr sourH-l bedrm.. iiv.
Tm., dinette. bath: ssb. IA g.
AsIISeJoH; .saa4,: Sc@@s4,,. ,,sss...... s,s: a.
AvSii. i'uc now - beautiful and spacious
iivinT. dining room eolnbinetions. !
large bedrooms. latest m Kitchen
eouipment, parquet floors Venetian
binds, 3 exposures; H.ils. turn,
Sg6 . mo-; one bedroom. 9u.
Fof Information. call IA. e.aI.0
s-BEDKM. APT, iarGe Kitchen ana
bath. on busline % Psntagon and and
at 300S Columbia pike. IA 7-issl
ARhIdisGfoNMsjs. Ri sei so for this i,
bedroom. apt. Near shoppins snd
bus. ! weeks free rent Il you move
Ii now. Call IA. 2-i66l. I'd
ARR ist-ii, l.bedrm. ape.i S7b,
incl, utils.; eony, TO hnSs clean,
sgist; quiet redssSEsssdi sss,r. MErs isoai Aps. II
ALEsXANDRix CiTY-spaslous and
clean bedroom aptk, now
avail. at 6iA Cameron. st.i extra
large Kitchen with modern equip
ment. so. 30. heat and hot water
Included In rent. Keys in NO. y Or
sCg5 Cg5Nf Nfgptf q fSHs ssl lSso i4ss 81 sHAM, n.R.,
AisffNGfSS, close in-Nev. a-bed.
rm. apts. and efnciencies, now ayail-
able. Double closets, parquet OAK
fioofs; Disposals, lEe. TefEtFeratorsi
Si2O and $50 90. No children. M.
diebe I'd. $40 Columbia pike,
s BIocKs FROM KEY BRiD0k : =
sns ssdS%s Saes. ao ovnar en- .app,,es nsi @ heat al.
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month. Private garage. ~ extra,
Cali Nj, Addison 10 TO Sd, WIN, M
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bath; sAraee; $40 mo. " 2
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Ssss n. WASH. Bivn.--one bedrm.,
iiy. rTn., dinette. kit. bath. n e
unit bldg; So4 mo. IA. 7-5377.
ARL.--Best area, close In; / and 2
bedrms., for discriminating per.
sons: near Key and Mem. bridges
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Sus: So. So sos, No children. IA
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and and sTsnsp,; SOS. u a-l.s40
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rms, din. IT.. bath, Fe9ecoss'eo
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Evening star., 1955-10-06

CAN YOU QUALIFY? Are You 9
family Of 3 OF 4. intersstsd 10
ness ID Rockville? II 50 You can't
duplicate the opportunity We viii
cfier You. You, can net So, 900 in
fast service dfive-in: potential tn
cfaege aifnost unlimited. JU. g.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
2252 Mt. VIEW PLACE 81.
= g EMAs,. 2 BATHS. z KIT
COLoRED-VAcANT
LEASE-puRcHAsE

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING
party can lease this ex.
eeilent brick home: 4 rooms. bsnit.
gas heat: and have rental pay notei
and down payment. For details. ST
Evening star., 1955-10-06

RETIREMENT OPPoR.
Southern Md. st. Mary's County,
nr. ige. Navy base. Restaurant and
small hotel. plus attrac. living qtrs.
for owner. On busy Hwy. 235. Gen.
trAi heat, all new storm windows
and doors: S3D,500. Call OWNER,
Greenwood b-77S9. --6
Evening star., 1955-10-06

ColOred-9tn and R. /.
Z sl4 AMs 18th. BATH oAs .s HAT; az; REpEc ag.N
1St NATL. REALTY
q Thouaae (siYcla N.W. RE. g-aHaA
Evening star., 1955-10-06
ATTENTION

Intelligent man, unique real
estate idea, needs financial
backing; at least $4,000.
Box 475-V, Star.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-19

Lakeside, o., returned home Sun
day, after a weeks visit with
friends in Minerva, o.
George F. Koepke who has been
at Fort Monmouth, N. j. taking
a training course for the past 5
months, graduated on Tuesday.
Mrs. Koepke joined him on Sun.
day, after the graduation they went
to New York City, returning home
on Saturday. Their three daugh.
ters, Pam, Wendy and Robin spent
the week with their grandmother,
Mrs. Erwin Johnson in Gibsonburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bense and
family of Erie, Mich, spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Alma Bense.
DR.. C. D. Mccormack of North
Baltimore, o., spent Sunday at the
home of his daughter, DR.. and Mrs.
w. R. Gibson and family.
Mrs. George L. Peters joined
other officers of Toledo District
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice, in the home of Mrs. Theodore
Kirk, Toledo, last Thursday, to plan
educational seminars to be held
in September at Central Church,
Toledo, Gibsonburg, North Balti-
more, and Vanlue, O.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-19

John Timothy is the name select
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. John Barring
ton, for their son born August 7th
at Magruder Hospital.
Mrs. Eunice Below is a patient
in Flower Hospital, Toledo Room
1T. She is undergoing treatment
for arthritis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Humphrey,
Mary and Helen Graves attended
the Cleveland Indians-Detroit Tig-
ers baseball game at Cleveland
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Guy H. Dicken spent Thurs
day of last week at Napoleon, O..
visiting at the home of her son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Elder and
Jimmie. In the afternoon she went
to Sherwood, o. to visit with Mrs.
Ruth Decker and her house guest
Mrs. Carry Heater, of Southbridge,
Mass. They we're joined in the
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Elder of HickSville, o. Friday was
spent at the home of her mother,
Mrs. George Hinderleider, Glover
dale, O. In the afternoon they both
attended a W.S.C.S. meeting In
Cascade Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Siska and