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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22
MidIanders To Toast
Silver Jubilee July 3

Midland, Pa. - Members
of CFU Lodge 1872 are re-
quested to, attend the next
meeting which will be held
on Sunday, July 10.
Our lodge has also sched-
uled an outing to be held on
Sunday, July 8. This will be
our Silver Anniversary Cele-
bration and also mark the
40th Anniversary of the Jun
ior Order of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
Our members and friends
Of Midland and vicinity are
asked to keep this date in
mind, and make it a must"
on their schedule of activities
for the holiday weekend
Miller Biach, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22
Youngstown GIee Club
To Stage Two.Day Fete

Youngstown, Ohio - Let's
make plans now, to attend
Strossmayer's annual picnic,
which will be held Sunday,
July 3 and Monday July 4, at
Shady Run Grove, on Shady
Run Road, and E. Midlothian.
On July 8, at 700 PM, the
newly organized Strossmayer
Kolo Group will make it's first
public appearance in the
Youngstown area. 1t will be a
treat to watch them go thru
their various dance routines.
The well known Biser Tam
buritzans from Conway, Pa,
will provide the music for
dancing and listening pleasure
of those present.
On July 4, the Pozega Bros.
Tamburitza Orchestra with
August Rogan will take care
of the musical portion of the
program.
The traditional Croatian
"Barbecued lamb, American
"hot dogs and usual refresh
ments will be available from
noon on, during both days.
Our out of town friends,
members of the different
singing societies and local
friends are most welcome.
Stella Toplek, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22
Euclid Lodge 337 Set
For June 2bfh Picnic

Euclid, Ohio - "Jutarnja
Fora" CFU Lodge 337 will
sponsor an outing on Sunday,
June 26, at Kraincic's Farm,
on Eddy Road, in Wickliffe.
The traditional hot barbe-
cued lamb and pork will be
prepared on the grounds and
will be served along with
cold refreshments.
Music for the occasion will
be provided by the Plavi Du-
nav Tamburitzans, under the
direction of Frank Muza.
For those who are not fa-
miliar with the picnic site,
just follow these directions:
Take Chardon Road to BIZ
shop, turn left on Bishop to
Eddy Road, then turn right
on Eddy Road to the picnic
grounds. Signs will also be
posted along the way.
Anna Perovich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22
Cleveland Ladies To
Skip Meeting In July

Cleveland, Ohio - Mem
bers of the Croatian Ladies
Cultural Society "Hrvatski
Gospojinski Klub' are here
by notified that there will be
no meeting in the month of
July. The next meeting, how
ever, will be held on Wednes-
day, August 3, 1865, at 7:30
PM, in the Croatian Home,
6314 st. Clair Ave.
Important business of this
meeting will include prepara-
tons for a supper and mas
querade dance to be held Sat-
urday, October %, 1855.
Let's not forget to attend
the August meeting, and if
your dues are in arrears,
please bring them up to date.
Anna Thomas, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22
Detroit Lodge 251 In
New Elections SUNDAY

Detroit, Mich. - Due to the
fact that only two candidates
were officially elected Dele
gates at the meeting of June
IL, CFU Lodge 351 will hold
run off elections on Sunday,
June 26, to elect four addi-
tional Delegates out of the
eight remaining candidates.
Voting time, however, has
been shortened, and will be
between the hours of 1900
Noon and 500 PM.
1t is the duty of every
member to vote for the can
didates, who they think will
work BEST for the welfare
of the CF'U and it's entire
membership.
Stjepan Lipak, Pres.
Marko Kramaric, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22
Two Clarion Members
Await June u Runoff

Clarion, Pa. - This is to
notify the members of CFU
Lodge 248 that a runoff cleo
ton for Delegate to the 9th
CFU Quadrennial Convention
will be held on Sunday, June
26, between the hours of 100
PM and 600 PM.
Our lodge has the right
to elect two Delegates, but at
the election for Delegates on
Sunday, June S, only one of
the 6 running candidates, bro.
Joe Vasiljic, received the ma
jority number of votes need
ed to qualify as Delegate.
Three of the remaining can
didates dropped out of the
elections, leaving br o t h e RS
Paul Perisic and Jovo Raduj J.
kovic in the run off election.
Mark p. Nikolich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22
Pitt Croatian Ladies
Announce Picnic Plans

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Branch
2 Of the "Hrvatska zena" will
hold a picnic on Sunday, July
10, at Hencez Grove, Route
S85, below the old county air
port, in Hays, Pittsburgh.
Autos will be leaving for
the outing from in front of
the Croatian Citizens Club
every hour. Those wishing to
go by street car must take car
number Sc. The picnic site is
a fifteen minute walk from
the car stop.
Refreshments, solid and L.
quid, will be in abundance, in
cluding tasty hot barbecued
lamb.
Dancing will be to the tunes
of a popular tamburitza or
chestra.
Everyone will be most
welcome.
Dora Bogovic, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22

. The great problems of
the age, international, nation
al and corporate, have to do
with the relationships of peo-
pie. One must be skilled in
getting along with others.
But this skill must rest upon
some such foundation as this !:
Technical competence; broad
intellectual outlook; h G h
sense of honor - moral and
spiritual values; attention to
the public interest; under
standing and appreciation of
human relationships.
Robert N. Hilkert
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22

Frances Hribljan
Marianne Sucich
223-Verona, Penna.
Doris Kuchinick
239-Sacramento, Calf.
Virginia Stanich
243-Herminie, Penna.
Thomas Tumbry
246-San Jose, California
Vlaho Batinich
256-San Pedro, California
Louis Bogdanovich
267-E. Chicago, Indiana
Peter Dean Rucenski
285-Mather, Penna.
Frances Ann Sudar
3O5-LansfOrd, Penna.
Sonia Marriott
Robert Pejakovich
S18-Detroit, Michigan
Donald Orsag
320-Chicago, Illinois
Donald P. Crnich
322-Chicago, Illinois
Beverly Zakarija
343-Warren, Ohio
Roberta Vucko
378-New Castle, Penna.
Joanna Jurina
4O7-New Florence, Penna.
William Mike Fratrich
418-Centerville, Iowa
Ann J. Matelski
429-Tire Hill, Penna.
Mary Ann Smear
442-So. Chicago, Illinois
James Gotovac
AGE. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Stephen Ferlan
Robert Kuretich
472-Racine, Wisconsin
Rosemary Francetic
473-Milwaukee, Wisconsin
David ]. Frelke
487-Detroit, Michigan
James w. Chopp
51O-Detroit, Michigan
| Christina Vukovich
514-Allentown, Penna. -
Angela Belovich
523-BrOokfield, Illinois
Patricia Mesich
576-Aliquippa, Penna.
Barbara Yanjecic
610-Chicago, Illinois
Nicholas Pavletic
CAN ADA
392-Schumacher, Ont.
Paul Miloknaja
456-Kirkland Lake, Ont.
Viktor Vessel
471-Port Arthur, Ont.
Rudolf Vidas
478-Kirkland Lake, Ont.
Maria Viskovic
486-MercOal, Alberta
! Helen Eva Stakich
488-Schumacher, Ont.
| Ladislav Virc
5O8-Toronto, Ont.
Mary Saftich
511-Picture Butte, Alberta
Ivan M. Bosnjak
544-Timmins, Ont.
Dean Doljac
566-Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.
John R. Anich
John Simon
588-BOthwell, Ontario
10 Mahovlich
6O3-Hamilton, Ontario
Miriam Borkovic
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Junior Order Departments May Grads
Welcomed By U. 5. A., Canadian Lodges

WelCOme0 by U. }. 1
5-Fayette City, Penna.
Betty Jean Hela
1O-Gary, Indiana
Edward Eli Garapic
Patricia M. Letica
14-Matherville, Illinois
Janice Miller
15-SteeltOn, Penna.
Virginia Galinac
Raymond Nuza
Joseph Reich
17-Chicago, Illinois
Carol M. Bogetich
Mary Kupres
jeanne Maroviteh
Ronald Saric
Borka Yelich
24-Los Angeles, Calf.
Gerald N. Misic
27-Versailles, Penna.
William J. Brkovich
Daniel J. Pavlic
31-Duquesne, Penna.
Josephine Vranesevic
32-UniontOwn, Penna.
Charles Muchnok
38-Rankin, Penna.
Frank Matesic
Theodore Starcevic
39-Clairton, Penna.
Frederick Herzberg
4O-Eveleth, Minnesota
Richard ]. Jagunich
43-Roundup, Montana
Mary Lou Pavich
44-Portland, Oregon
Mary Beovich
51-Anaconda, Montana
Joan Novis
55-Cleveland, Ohio
Elizabeth Glavica
Cottonwood, w. Virginia
George J. Pluto
62-Cleveland, Ohio
Russell Koshel
67-Pittsburgh, Penna.
Joseph Petrich
Robert R. Vlah
77-Gallup, New Mexico
Frank J. Cresto
8O-Calumet, Michigan
Marion E. Stipech
81-West Allis, Wisconsin
George Lindstrom
85-Butte, Montana --
Donald Mark Sherick
87-MOnessen, Penna.
Barbara Ann Crynick
88-Slovan, Penna.
Anthony McCoskey
$50. Chicago, Illinois
Michael Butcher
110-Lackawanna, New Yorl
Paul Kosanovich
116-Adah, Penna.
John Glad
121-ChishoIm, Minnesota
Diana Jurkovich
133-Gary, West Virginia
Antonija Crnkovich
138-EIy, Minnesota
Mary l.. Strutzel
14O-Park City, Utah
Walter Chapman, Jr.
143-E. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Josephine Bradica
149-Bentleyville, Penna.
Evelyn Pigeon
152-Luzerne, Penna.
Richard Alapeck
153-Battle Creek, Michigan
Stephen Kalmar
167-Columbus, Ohio
Robert L. Badurina
168-Aberdeen, Washington
Lila May Vidovich
192-Braddock, Penna.
Nancy Rozanec
198-Bingham CanyOn, Utal
Eugene Bulich
199-Youngstown, Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

CONTRACT: When he was
the conductor of the Cleveland
Orchestra. Artur Rodzinski was
negotiating a new contract with
the managing director.
"I1l sign a long term con-
tract" he said, but there must
be no strings attached. 1 must
have complete control over the
orchestra. Also. I am to choose
the guest conductors.
Rodzinski listed several other
demands. The director agreed
to the long term provision, but
rejected the other stipulations.
Gloomily. Rodzinski signed.
Leaving the directors office,
he met friend.
Did you sign the contract?"
asked the latter.
The conductor nodded.
1T has no strings?"
mo" sighed dzinski,
"chains!"
LOVE: One day. psychiatrist
Alfred Adler was comforting with
one of his patients, who was a
confirmed misanthrope.
II meant to tell you" said
the patient. that / am going
to be married"
Married." exclaimed the psy-
chiatrist. "Are you in love?"
"Of course"
against whom" demanded
Adler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
A WORD TO THE WISE

@. Should 1 force my daughter
to say cup board" for cup
board because her teacher in
sists it is correct? She has re-
belled.--Mrs. J. T.
A. cupboard" is a spelling
pronunciation that is not sane
toned by either usage or the
authorities. The correct pronun-
citation is: KUB-erd, to rhyme
with Hubbard.
In English there are many
words in which the pronuncia-
ton long ago grew away from
the original sound. While such
pronunciations were at first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
NAMES
IN THE NEWS
BY CONSTANTINE CHEKREZI

The new Ambassador from
Panama, Don ]. j. VallarinO
(Val-yah-REE-noh) presented
his credentials to President
Eisenhower. He is the first APP
pointee to such post of Presi-
dent Ricardo Arias Espinosa
GRick-AR-doh AH-ree-ass En-
spin-OH-sah) of Panama.
Portuguese military authori-
ties in Goa (GOH-ah), DamaO
(Dum-AH oh and Diu (DEE-oo),
last remnants of foreign colonies
in India. have been instructed to
shoot if India attempts to annex
them by armed force. Portugal
will fight with every means at
her command" Foreign Minister
PaulO Cunha (PAH-oo-loh KOO-
nyah) declared last week.
The newspaper "Neues
Deutschland" (NOH yes
DOYTSH-land or New Ger
many'D. official organ of the
Communist Party in East Berlin,
published an article signed by
DR.. Warnecke (VAR-nek-eh
dealing with hygiene and health
matters. But DR.. Friedrich
Warnecke was not there to
enjoy the eulogies. He had fed
to West Berlin with his family
the day before publication.
The Army Engineers Corps
announced in Washington the
completion of four strategic
command bomber bases in
Morocco at Nouasseur (Noo-ah-
SUR. Sidi Slimane (SID-ee
Slim mah- NEH. Ben Guerir
(-Gheh-R and Boulhaut
(Bool-OH for cost of 1912
million.
Wartime Minister of the Japa-
nese Navy, Shigetaro Shimada
(Shig -eh-T AH -roh Shim-AH-
dahl. sentenced to life imprison-
ment as a war criminal, has
been released on parole from
Tokyo's Sugamo ,(Soo-GAH-
moh) prison.
CAL Rights Reserved)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20

slovenly and corrupted. they are
now accepted as correct and
normal; and stu ents and
teachers of speech (also broad
casters should be extremely
careful lest, in their desire to
attain cultured accents. they
adopt spelling pronunciations
that are affected. overprecise, or
which violate linguistic tradi-
tons.
Handkerchief. for example. is
sometimes pronounced as 1t is
spelled, handkerchief. But
II has no sanction. The correct
pronunciation is: HANG ker-
chih.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20

He does everything the law
allows to help Muzzy bring home
the contract. First he is careful
not to look at any of the other
hands because then he would lose
his rights as dummy.
Two of dummy'S important
rights are these: He may warn
declarer when it appears that de-
clarer is about to lead from the
wrong hand and he may question
declarer Tor any player regard
ing revokes.
In today's hand Mr.. Abel's
opening lead was the queen of
diamonds, which Mr.. MuZzy won
in his own hand with the king.
Immediately he started to reach
for the spades in dummy.
your handp exclaimed Mr..
Dale, Just in time.
If Muzzy had touched a spade
in dummy the defenders rnu'd
have required him to lead spade
from his hand and then a trick
would have been lost to the
king.
Saved from this fate by his
alert partner he now led club
to dummy's jack, returned the
ten of spades and let H. 60 W,,t n
1t wasn't covered. Another spade
lead dropped the king and a
third round cleared the suit.
With a cry of triumph he re-
entered dummy with the queen
of clubs to discard his losing
hearts. But he got a trick ahead
of himself. On the third lead of
clubs he discarded a heart.
mo clubs?" demanded Mr..
Dale sternly.
Sheepishly. MuzZy located the
nine of clubs in his hand and
played it, picking up the heart.
This was not a vevoke as a re-
woke is not established until the
offender or his partner leads or
plays to the next trick. -.
From this point on, Muzzy had
no trouble, losing only one trick
at the end and making six-odd.
Mr.. Judge, who was kibitzing the
game. made a very appropriate
remark.
Beautifully played, Dale" he
said.
tCopyrisht, 1866. General Features Corp.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

The word business" evolved
from busy plus mess. But 1t be-
came a two-syllable word--BIz-
ness--centuries ago, and that is
the correct pronunciation.
The word nuisance" is occa-
sionally ard as "NOO-ee-
s'nss." But, Of course. the word
never has three syllables in cul-
tured usage. Say NYOO-s'nss;
or NOO-s'nss.
We should avoid especially the
sound Of u" in such words as
folk. Polk. Norfolk. They are
pronounced: foke, poke; NAWR-
TX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

1.-The son of which President
became a lieutenant general in
the Confederate army?
2-Who was President when
the first mint in the United
States was established in Phila-
delphia?
3--Who was the first President
to visit Hawaii while in office?
ANSWERS on next page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
Water Factor

MADISON.-Cows that have
free access to water during the
day produce 2.8 to 4 per cent
more milk than those which are
watered only twice a day, &C
cording to recent scientific, tests.
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IA THE EVENING STAR

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WEDNESDAY,, APRIL go, 1888
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IlvEsTMENT PROP. ron SALE

54es-lo MARLBORO PIKE-s iare,
stone and brick structure. parking
solid investment. Ewes. and SUNDAY
call RIA, 6-2S05, JOSEPH z
BRUNO. INC. 9oS Il st. NV, ST
5000 BLK. N. CAPITOL sT.-s-fam.
brick bldg, 1907 rented. S196 gross
mo-. Mr.. Ryan. DE. 2-511s, with
M. PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th sc.
NV. NE. S-4100. ---25
MT. PLEASANT, 1900 biz. Of Newton
n.w.--4 spts. nicely eony. bldg, ap.
prog, 1910 mo; gross. N. PAUL
HANNAH, 1872 18th st. NV, ME; g.
DUPONT CIRCLE, Embassy row
exceeds 20ss. no brokers. OWNER
I8-UNIT BLDG.--15 2-bedrm. and
1-bedrm, $3.50 Maple ST. NV, al
masonry concrete construction. con.
ven; iocsted; excel terms. REALTY
INVESTMENT CO., INC, tn. Q
Olgo: or BE. 4-4s07 eyes. Sat
CLEAN DELUXE APTs.--seyerai Q.
family semidetaehed apis. About Z
I yrs. old. / bed.-liv. fm.. dinette
Kit. bath. garbage disposal; gas
t Dase siaf s nv he.t P Prisfs TisI
RE. S-2i37. Ii. 7-fs65. IS.
HAVE BUYERS for income property
Nd. Free appraisal. MIKE COUCH.
LIN. 10. s-l446. -S5
sl 5ds afa sasssn.ST e I.nss sr.a
Annual income. $4,000. MI. white.
$3.50. Boss q PHELPS. NC.
IA BARGAINS unit; very clean ant
bldg: Good income. Arl.. Va. B. A
cAsSATT, IA. 5-5234. IA. $3.50
STORE BUILDING. good invest. Nov
leased. chain store. Annual income
a2.100. Owner will take SIT 800
THELMA IN y, HIGGINS. Broker
Gas STATION in northwest. corner
3 Intersections on highway lead.
ing out OF town; leased to Nation
vide oil company $1,000 Yearly
sur esa stu snU ON oSstnss put Ewes e.
EN-. 2-69i8. &. r. oRAvATTE
l7-UNiT APT. BLDG.. mr.. 18th and
Columbia I'd. n.w.-Conyenient 10.
cation, always fully occupied
$4,000 annual gross income. BRO
DIE a. COLBERT. INC. Realtors
1881 x st. NV, Ma, s-ss76.
DIRECT FROM owNER-Tvo oct
brick 5-unit apt. bldgs., mr.. bus
stores: 8 bits. Ga. ave. 10. 3-6Ss9
4th AND q. /. AVE. N.E-xxcei. 81.
unit det. apt. Income, SS0, 000
yearly. Fully rented. Low expense
This bldg. shows good return on
modest down payment. Call US for
more details: EXCLUSIVE with sIoLER
y S0. RIA. s-s4s1: eyes, Of
1865 9ssA RI, N.E.-s.rm. fran.
5-UNiT APT. NW.-Kxeei. con.
version: good location. Income,
1920 year. Priced for fast sale,
$4,000 with 81 900 cash. VII
Realty Co. INC. Ma. s-ls5s.
e STORE BLDGs.. NV. with !.
and ]. trust. $500 es. Price,
show 30fs net. Mr.. West, dOSs
REALTY Co, INC. Ma. sl1353.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and income:
s.siiooRY BRICK. Sos2 I st. s.. NV
Alley side and rear. lavatnry each
floor. pvt. entrance to End floor
3-yrs: old. PARK 2 cars. S19, $50
OWNER. Ex. 3-o6b6. OIL. 4-o349
hIAUsOLEUM In National Memoria
Park. Falls Church. Have increased
In value from S2.000-S5, 900 In 4
yrs. VIII increase still more. Offeret
for 81, 200 cash. DR.. L. w. TRUE.
BLOOD. BOX 40. Route !. Leesburg
RICH ARKANSAS on, r,ce:. cottor
possibilities. $50 acres, about 81
cleared. Oil leased Humble Oil Co.
3 absentee heirs want $40 acre artt
M-mtnerai rights, or best ofier
Cal he. 4-373l. rs
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES foR RENT

sHOREHAM HOTEL VIC, $500 cath
st. n.w.-StOre with Q bay win
doEs, mod. bldg; suit. many types
S & business or once; rsas. h5,s 9
1885 OLD GEO. nd. Bethesda--
Mod limestone front. 16x65. Ideal
Ts r cs lGsa' Sart aSE s s.r sSsnsssd
Peoples Drug. .Trahsp. at door;
parking no problem. Owner win
So tenant stsI b >. sffEsoN, REzIIoR.
1851 u ST. N.E.-with bsmt. 24x
S g Suitable any business. LIS Il 3
downtown. : st. at 9th NV
e e q pSloa Net. at &c. Door VIC e
Weschler's Auction. Large store,
WAHLER GARDENS shopping cen.
ter. mr.; Wheeler I'd. Sci stores.
s spses i S front s sDsa. winSoE
tile frs. viii renovate to suit
tenant. $3.50 month. 10. 2-35s3.
sos c ST: N.E.-sui. most z any
business. On busy stree street. $50 20.
On ssito b 2se n4tia p i Or S SRx
Company. Cali owner sas 70. 's-s'sSie4n.
4sxI.5 ON SOUTH CAPITOL 81
Excellent location IN D.C.'s fastest
growing community and heart Of
apartment house DEVELOPMENTS:
parking area and loading platform
IN rear, Owner desires to lease TO
desirable tenant. Box 136-V. star.
4IS0 GEORGIA AVE. N.W-Is1v.
store: full basement. double de-
SS5 RI s.s.5@s0 month. Mr.. NE1MESN.
T III sotiHSoSilcE LOCATION i. sur-
growing needs and ready cash. Suit
able for ehildren's wear. shoes, lin
Eerie; linen, sport goods. Only store
~ block front Of successful mer-
chants with chain supermarket
G anaaS esss0a fr6 double sss , ,s.
Fresh paint: move IN At snee. a..
oooMaERY. 1850 Lee hwy. "a. e
s9Ss Is.h ST. NV. tnex. to AM
amsia peass Il as'n a.0 aao s GS
6-rn; and bath apt. with garage.
VIII lease as whole or separately.
Submit an offer for term and
rental. Key ct s450 18th. Z; T.
E4cEiiksNTr G aSsSIsoj toPE I'd lo II.
BUSINESS LocATIoN-store and
apartment Approximately 30x100.
PARKING available In rear: owner
viii remodel entire building to
meet specific needs of the right
tenant. Call Ii. 3-2017. Pc
WILL BUILD TO SUIT
New shopping center, near PENN
ppaw Hotel; Just south Of Aiex. on
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

wanted ses s 9d Is, se% ~
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NOTHING DOWN

10 QUALIFIED Of
Excellent 3-bedrm. rambler near
shopping and bus. Some lucky CT
fm n Sa 600 fully me- eau ap 'y home
Call US now.
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3110
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4-BEDROOM
RAMBLER

Featuring fun baths, 22-ft, living
room with. fireplace, eenter-hail
entrance. large separate dininE
room, beautiful kitchen f12xl9)
with dishWashef and disposal: In
81 ares Of beautiful homes. Only
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HOUSES TO BUILD

HOMES TO BUILD-Modern 3-bed-
rm. home. over full bsnt., complete,
on your lot. $500; $500. we a.
3 bedrms., full bsmt.. $1,000 down.
Call ~. $4,000. Ask for Mr.,
FORBES. I'D
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aHOME AND INCOME

AAS4xA2 x1AN0 A4NONtAAAG
Large home. Liv. nm. firepI.. 2
mod. kit. tile bath. downstairs.
Excel. cond. 1-bedrm. apt, up
stairs: should rent for $60-S90
per mo. Near bus. shopping and