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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-09
THE EVENING STAR
llUI Penna Ave. n W.

TEACHERS 1whitel-We have some
phys. ed. positions; also openings
for guidance. librarian. music, art.
science. math psychology. biology,
home &c, commercial. clothing and
textiles. remedial reading. atypical.
English, social studies. dtetitian
AGENCY, l341 G st. NV RE. =
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, excellent
deal with we'll established firm
experience essential Ii. $4,000,
TYPIsT, to do tipping, filing and
general once WORK. in the modern
.ionsl trade association. Desire
Scmc working experience, Starting
salary above average and scaled
TO caliber of applicant. Guaranteed
advancement for girl with ability:
5-day week age to 2g' require
refs Call for sppt. RE. 1890.
TYPIST. ability to answer phone
pleasantly: small congenial office,
5-day. 40-hr. wk; paid vacations,
good pay. LION STORAGE, 400
New York ave. NV, MA. s-lo73.
INTERPRETATIONS for busy
optical once. tllHeT pTOltSSlulldl
Office experience or experience that
will lend itself to this type work
pleasant working conditions. ga
or days; salary open; give back
ground etc. in reply. Confidential.
Box las, Star. 10
MATTRESSES, white. attractive; ex-
cellent working conditions. VIC
TORY 1RILL. 1ll7 Good Hope
MATTRESSES, white. See Miss
WAY TREsTfAuRANf, TN Union Sta.
wAiTREss daywork. 10 to 8; must
be fast, very busy bar; good tips,
GEORGIA TAVERN, 1881 Ga. ave.
WAITRESS. white. experienced,
steady lob. good pay excellent TIPS,
Apply CHIN'S RESTAURANT, 26l4
Conn. ave, HU, 3-l444. i
WAITRESS, white, over 81. RIOS
SYLN GRILL. 1000 North Moore
st, Arlneton. Va.
WAITRESS, neat and experienced
Pleasant working conditions, 20
wAIrR Ri sas;EEs white. experienced
Apply in person RECToR'S RES
TAURANT. 1345 Conn. ave. NV.
white, experienced;
J. am. to s p m, or from > pm. TO
70 pm, GOOD FOOD sHoPPE,
GI!iebe rd.. and Washinston blvd"
experienced to sell food
and drinks. Apply J. and J. GRILL.
9l3 Sth st, sc. 10
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ASSISTANT GARMENT REPAIR
Supervisor. &c, help in traininG and
supervision Of handicapped women
and girls do!ng all types earment
repair. interesting useful work. 40
hour week. Apply GOODWILL IN
DUSTRIES, l2IS New Hampshire
ave. NV C"1St and NJ. 8 TO IL
am, Monday through Friday. Is
AUTO CASHIER BILLING CLERK.
experienced. permanent position
with .new-car, leadership In AieH:
$50, Mr.. BATTENFELD. 10
AUTO STENo., age 90 to 81; good
working conditions, air-cond. Of
fce; permanent position; salary
open. Call for appt.., Monday,
between am. and 4:3o pm, %
BEAUTICIAN-Man or lady stylist,
3 dav; hours. = TO 9. Salary and
good commission BRADLEY BLVD
SHOPPING CENTER. OIL. 4 4%ss.
BEAUTICIAN--Excel salary and
Springs most beautiful salon. Paid
vacation and disqualification. BAR
RETT PARKER HAIR STYLISTS.
s640 Ga. ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
Ill
BEAUTIClAN, experienced. for
neighborhood shop. Salary plus
commission: excellent working con-
ditions HILLcREsT BEAUTY
SALON 2Sl2 Alabama ave. Sc"
BEAUTICIAN, male or female, to
Urban shop. Top salary riuS com
mission. Pleasant surroundings.
Cal MRS. DEssEz, 10, 5-J43I or.
BEAUTICiAS. experienced. chill
LUM TERRACE BEAUTY SALON,
5aii RigEs road. ChilIum, Nd. HA.
BEAITICIAN. MANICuRIsT: H.
cenSe; no experience needed. per-
salary: modern busy salon. Cali
RA. 3-9669 or OIL. 4-54sl. --l5
BEAUTY OPERATOR, immediate
opening EMMA LEES BEAUTY
SHOE I'll" Wilson blvd" Ar IA.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. Marvellous op-
portunity for expert hair stylists
TO make top money Pleasant, con-
genial shop: comfortably air condi-
toned. LILLIAN CRAMER. 1li5
Bo OK Il PA c9 FRAME lltSfI general s
once work. in pleasant r-condi-
toned once; top-notch training
for bookkeeping; typing essential
See MRS. JUSTICE. Goa 9th st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, small air
conditioned once; fine Job for girl
who wants st. steady E.u position al AZ
BookKEEPER. light filing, cost
records for building firm. Write
Box lai-S. Star. p
B S'9s iii iiS"' k1 fy rls9a'' wilson
PLoYMENT AGENCY, 3334 VIII
son blvd ;, Arl. ia $4,000.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, be-
tween IS and rs, permanent. Con-
Typ!ns essential. RA. 6-6a25 --l2
expef pref: air-cond. Once; sood
sal and working cond. See MR.
BUcHNER, CENTRAL MOTOR
CO. l29l oronoco st" Alex, va,
BooKKEEPER. experienced. double
Alexandria. Va, 40-hr wk. paid
vacation and other .employe bene-
Mt. oV. 3-035o, MR.. BATTEN-
Bo0KkEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR-Should be familiar with Bur-
sary Call OIL. 2-5927. Ia
Bookkeeper-Posting Clerk
MGR Class 1000, Hos Hos,
experience. Modern, air-con-
ditioned bldg. 5a-day week.
Gall Mr., WATTS; WASHING
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STENOGRAPHER

position In our promo
ton dept: o-day. 40-hr. week
Young woman. 2O-35 years OF age
who has a pleasant personality anc
is able to type and take short
hand at q reasonable speed. Arp!H
Personnel, Room sos: weekdays
S:30-5. and Sat, 9-l2. No phone
calls.
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NE. 8-5l23

TRUCK OWNERS, with fiat bodies
or tractors, to haul BLDG, material.
!ocsi and Ions distance. RE; o.
nv BENCHMAN, experienced only
RI 1pVo.G uT r. "a s aaRf par,
time POTOMAC DISTRIBUTORS,
TV SERvICEMAN, must have D c.
permit Exper only amply See Mr.
Mason BELMONT TV SERVICE,
24l4 l4th st. NV, NO i-3l ! /.
" SERVICE MAN. opening for out
side TV man. mus, have car. Call
Ia. 6-55n0 for further info. Ill
TV REPAIRMAS. bench WORK. best
pay and working conditions.
DOWD'S TV. AIS Conn ave, lis
TN SERVICEMES. outside top
notch, high quality; used TO earn
ing good money. Must be conscien.
tious. honest and familiar with
customer relationship This Is not
seasonal Job offer, no night
work. Come to VIDEO ENGINEER
ING CO, INC, g2j Emerson St.
NY TIL o-HI31 Ia
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TRANSWORLD
LANGUAGE SERVICE, INC.
HAS AN OPENING For
FIRST RATE
TYPIST

Appl;.ant must be able 10 type
complicated but interesting CODY
on either electromatic or manual
machine ana also do pTooireading
) days, $50 to B. starting sal
AIRY. S55
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HELP-WoNEN
COUNTER WOMEN

White, for cafeteria steam table: .ex-
perience helpful: 9 shifts available;
no Sundays. TALLY HO REsTAU-
RANT. S12 18th st. NV. "a
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OPERATOR, under
rs; 5-day wk. salary $50 Must be
hgh school graduate. experienced
and thoroughly qualified. Box i63-
s, Star. II
COOKS, . experienced institution
cooks, $40 wk cXper. fountain
girls Practical nurses, ARCADE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 81 y
10Th st. NV 10
DRUG CLEHK: ex-
perienced preferred but not essen
ton good hours. Top salary plus
G G9mmissIt9nn Apply c WooDdEY
WO R-7TTI Il
COUNTERGIRL, to work on lunch
counter; must know this work well;
must be dependable; also have refs.
White, apply only hrs. 7:30 am.
to 4 80 p m. Call AP. 7-3gO5, Ill
CURB HOPS. male or female. 1870.
Apply GATEWAY DRIVEN. 1906
r.. Myer dr., Arl.. Va. Ill
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HElP-MEN Cent?
PLUMBER
CALL IA. 1852

PORTER, experienced. well-estab-
lished jewelry concern; 6:dsy week
vacstion with pay. Apply in per-
son. KAY JEWELERS., 73s 7th St
PoGLTRY SALESMAN BUTCHER,
fun time. D. C. driving license re
auired. RE, 7.23a3. BURROWS
RATE ct CEERK, white, for lsrse
trucking Arm in Richmond. Va;
previous experience necessary: socd
iate-evening work. 4s-hour week
Write. care of Post once Box
.446, Richmond. Va, stating age
and previous experience: IA
REAL ESTATE statesmen
We ARE getting calls-and making
deals. Our statesmen will verify
they are getting too much ac-
tivity." We need another salesman,
licensed preferred. Aggressive. hard
hitting MANAGEMENT WORKS FOR
YOU!! LARGE BUILDING PRO
GRAM STARTING NOW. VERNON
REALTY. INC Call XII. S-3l06 for
appointment with sales manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-09
Young Men Seeking
A Career in Insurance

If you are between the ages OF $50
and willing to train for a position
of responsibility a large property
and casualty insurance company
can offer you comprehensive long
term training program leading to
be mature with .bilitv and desire
TO study On Job informal
training plus correspondence courses
are given at company expense.
State age. education, working eX-
uerience in reply. Box 246-S. Star.
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ACCOUNTING CLERKS

Experienced or inexperienced
Immediate permanent Jobs: career
opportunity with reliable concern
Manual and machine work; no typ
ing: 5-day week; hours, 9-5; req
ular pay increases; sickness and
Call MA. 10000. Ext. 2S6 for
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN-S1, 900
WASHINGTON, D. C. AREA

WASHINGTON, D. C. AREA
BELL BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
MARKET UNLIMITED WITH
PROSPECTS WANTING soMEDAY
cINcH FOR CLOSES ON TODAY
BASIS. SOME OF OUR MEN EARN
UP TO $4,000 A MO. COMMITS
SION. EVEN A BEGINNER CAN
MAKE $3.50 EACH WEEK. $500
PER MO. GUARANTEE TO START
PHONE RE. 7-69l3 FOR Apt.
FOR INTERVIEW OR WRITE
DISTRICT MGR. W. W HANNA
OF 18th ST. NV. ROOM 700.
WASHINGTON. D. c.
SALESMAN, $4,000
Bus. adm. degree or similar; good
sal plus comm; excel. oppor local
terry; intr. here. MA. S-2340. Ford
BOYD'S, cor. G & 18th
SALEsMEN, engineers. technical
men, executives, all ages: selec'
positions Mr.. Ford at BOYD'S
test. 40 yrsJ. cor. G and 18th
eALESMEN. experienced in grocery
store operation desirable: duties
include sales. promotions. meE.
chandisinR and customer relations
permanent position with Wash
inston's largest and most pro-
RressiYe dairy: age 70 to 40. high
school OF equivalent Telephone for
apt. Leonard NJ. DAILY. asst, vice
president CHESTNUT FARMS
DAIRY. AID. 2-l01l 10
statesmen. $50 daily. Sell iurni.
Gus door plates. Write REEVES:
Attleboro. Mass. Free sample and
sALEsMEN-Full time and part
time statesmen needed to sell the
new Wisco three-track aluminium
storm window and door Call al
our complete assembly factory a.
1IS Oronoco St, Alex, Va, and
let US prove to you the highest
commission deal In the. field. or
call OV. 3-0762 for apt. ASK for
Mr. Bruning II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-09

We maintain one OF the Nation S
most progressive research and
development Laboratories and are
looking for qualified enGineeTS and
physicists on senior and Junior
level who are interested IN
furtherInR their careers in the field
OF research.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-09
New Products
Development
SUPERVISOR

Unusual opportunity exists
in expanding engineering
and manufacturing plant
in the Baltimore Washing
ton area.
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SKIP TRACER

SKIP TRACER
Man familiar with all phases OF
locate work for retail clothing
store. Top salary, steady position
excel. opportunity. Apply MI
Violin, HOLLYWOOD CLIO HIM.
CO, 703 eth st. nv 10
SUBCONTRACTOR. capable to take
over complete concrete work loot-
ms. grading and hniShlnF CON
crete III. 9-0Rn1. -lN
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CIRCULATION
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Immediate openings are
now available in our Circula-
tion Dept. for person with
pleasant telephone manners
with the confidence and
ability necessary to do tele-
phone saleswork. The sales
commission Is liberal and the
hours can be tailored to At
your requirements in many
cases.
II interested In steady and
enjoyable work. contact Mr..
Harvey Room 204. The Star
between 8 am. and 6 pm.
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CLERK

For dry cleaning and laundry store.
Highest rate OF pay available with
excellent chance for advancement.
Experienced preferred but not
essential Apply CENTRAL CLEAN
Frs, 323 Carroll st. NV. 10
In financial dept. of international
organization. Duties involve gem
eraI clerical work. ledger posting.
etc Eeatness and accuracy eS-
sential. Pleasant working condi-
iions. 35-hr. week. Usual en-
ployee benefits. Salary $40 per
week to start Call Mr.. HEDRICK
or MI DAY MA $500 "A
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PRIVATE SCHOOLS for teachers.
twhiteI private school POSITIONS in
chemistry and physics, Latin and
French. math. Spanish. art. history
Boarding. Commercial elem. and
9th. 9Th and sth Grades. 5000 TO
$3.50 mo. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, 1341 G st, NV, RE. Z
1888.
drywall point-up man.
Contact NORTHERN VIRGINIA
DRYWALL, John H. Chapel, Ma
naSSas 1872. 10
AGE NO HANDICAP; no experience
necessary. Yes, you canvass. but
you're accepted gladly. You keep
down payments. No deliveries. Az
erage SEQ daily. Car necessary, No
floaters, please. Phone IA. a-65n0
ALEXANDRIA-ARE MEN
Full or part time work In hours to
suit you Must be able to meet pub
lie; about So an hour; no car or
expertence necessary. See Mr.
BRUCE, Wednesday. Al pm,
Room 200. 4i9 King St, Alexan-
dria 10
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Real Estate Statesmen

1bC0A GoVcIS A1AASSAAASAA
Experienced men needed for new
CT subdivision and brokerage sales
with established Va. once. An I'M
usual opportunity for workers to
earn large income. No part time
Call Mr.. Groves at LURIA BROS,
ia. 7-S500 for appointment.
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taken, and this ballot they again the
number of votes the election shall be decided by the draw
ing of lots
Lodges Which Elect More Than One Delegate
Section Sc Lodges having 400 or more members and
eectng two or more delegates shall at their regular meet
their members to the meeting the month of June and
duct the election of delegates.
Section 81. A lodge which elects two more dele
gates shall conduct it's election in the following
a. every member present at the meeting except noted
in Section 35 shall have the right to vote for many
candidates there delegates to be elected and the
candidate candidates receiving majority of the
legal votes cast shall be considered elected
b. if the first ballot candidate receives ma jorty
of the votes cast then elimination election to be
held, and in this election those candidates who
ceived the highest number of votes the first ballot
and there shall be twice many candidates there
delegates to be elected that is if three delegates
to be elected in the elimination election then those
six candidates who received the greatest number of
votes the first ballot shall 60 into the elimination
election and every member shall have the right to vote
for three of the six candidates, and those candidates
who receive majority of the votes cast in the elmi-
nation election will be considered elected delegates This
of election shall be continued until the required
number of delegates are elected.
Section SO. Ballots which member votes for less
than there delegates be elected shall be count
ed but ballots which member votes for candi
hat uaa are g not be Counted
Section SO: Candidates who, after the elected dele
gates receive the largest number of votes this baotng
shall be considered aternates.
AS To Lodges Which Jointly Elect Delegate
Section co. Every lodge numbering less than 200
members and designated to elect delegate jointly with
another lodge lodges many in the month of May
mate candidate The lodge must summon its members to
this meeting in writing.
Section 81. If members accepted the candidacy
the members of the lodge then by secret ballot to
nominate candidate and the candidate receiving the
majority of the votes cast shall be considered nominated
of the candidates proposed for the nomination
ceived majority of the votes cast the first ballot then
elimination election is to be held Immediately between
the two nominated candidates who receive the greatest
number of votes the first ballot and the member
ceivng majority of the legal votes cast shall be consi
dered the candidate
Section g. The President and Secretary of the lodge
must after said meeting notify in writing, the lodge
lodges with which their lodge joined for the purpose of
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20

stated that all necessary pa
pers had been filed with the
Insurance Department of the
State of New York at the
same time as in New Jersey,
and that good news from that
source was expected any day.
So l repeat at this time, it
is certain that the matter of
our license in New York State
will likewise be resolved in a
short time, and we will an
nounce that glad news to our
members with the greatest
satisfaction, when it becomes
a reality.
We are extremely proud of
our members in the state of
New Jersey, as we are of
those in the state of New
York, who stood firmly with
the Society's administration
during all this time, knowing
we'll that it was not our fault
that the licenses were not OBJ
tanned twenty and more years
ago, when it should have been
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20

Go Lucky Tamburltzans Of
Gallup, New Mexico to fur
nish gay, lifting melodies
which will fill the Los Lomi-
tas grounds in South Noun
tain on that day.
Our program will consist of
the appearances of several
notable civic figures includ-
ing the Mayor of Phoenix,
Governor, e. w. Mcfarland,
and Mr.. Morrison, General
Attorney of the State of Ari-
zona. These noted gentlemen
have kindly consented to be
our main speakers for the
grand celebration and we
urge all our members and
friends to be in attendance
and hear their messages.
In order to lend a more
complete air of authenticity
to the proceedings and make
this a truly old fashioned af-
fair, we plan to have plenty
of that good hot barbecued
lamb on sale, plus home made
kobasi. This, in addition to
your favorite beverage,
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Two Able Directors Sought To Manage
Annual Chi|dren's S Home Summer Camp

Des PLANES, III. - In accor-
dance with the decision of the
Board of Directors of the
Children's Home of the CFU
bids will be taken for two di-
rectors for the Summer Camp
of the C.F.U., located on the
Children's Home grounds, Des
PLANES, Illinois.
The applicants - husband
and wife - not under so
years of age and preferably
members of the C.F.U. must
possess all the qualifications
required for such work,
namely: good health and vi
tality; zest for out-of- door
living; experience in handling
summer camps and the abili-
ty to understand the needs
of campers; interest in the
objectives of the camp; par
ticular skills and ability for
specific responsibilities they
are to carry; and at least two
years of college education or
equivalent in experience sig
nificant for camping.
The directors of the camp
will have to work out a daily
program which will include
athletics (softball, baseball,
volleyball and punchball);
lower organized gam S:
swimming beginners and in
termediate tests, life saving); Z;
track and field; and camp.
fire; singing and handicraft
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to abide by this provision they will be guilty of violating
Section &c. Article Z, of the Bylaws.
Section 49, Every contested election of delegate is
settled by the Executive Board If the candidate
sfed with the decision of the Executive Board he may
peal to the Convention and the Convention does not
hold the appeal such candidate must bear all expenses
Who May Be Candidate For Delegate
Section 49, The following is required of each candi-
date for delegate:
a. that at the time he proposed candidate, he be
member of the Union at least two years, and at least
six months member of the lodge in which he is pro-
posed as candidate except in cases where a lodge
does not exist for that length of time When several
lodges elect delegate together member of any of
these lodges thus electng delegate may be candi-
date, in which case the candidate must be member
of either of the joint lodges for period of not less
than six months;
b that he is citizen of the United States, Canada
g that he convicted by the Trial Board for mis-
appropnating Lodge or Union funds;
d that he is not official representative permanent
officer or official of any other Insurance Company
Nomination of Candidates and Election of Delegates
In Lodges Which Elect One Delegate
Section oO Lodges numbering 200 or more members
and eectng delegate alone shall candidates
tce their members of the regular special meeting to
be held in the month of June for the election of delegate
Section 81. Every member present at meeting, who
possesses the qualifications specified Section 49, may be
nominated for candidate and if such motion seconded
and the nominee accepts the nomination he considered
Section 52 If there be but candidate the members
present at the meeting held in the month of May unan
mousy elect him delegate but in that event they shall
Immediately proceed to elect alternate
Section 53. If there be than candidate the
election shall be conducted by ballot Every
present at the meeting except noted in Section 35 shall
have the right to vote for candidate and the candidate
receiving majority of votes shall be considered the elected
delegate
Section 54 If candidate receives ma iory of
the votes cast on the first ballot elimination election
shall be conducted that is ballot shall be taken and
every member shall have the right to for the
two candidates who received the greatest number of
on the first ballot thereupon the candidate who received
ma iory of the votes legally cast the second ballot
shall be considered the elected delegate and the candidate
who received the next highest number of shall be
considered the alternate.
Section 55. If there only two candidates, and both
receive the number of votes another ballot shall be
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young lady in the most
charming frock and the fel-
low with the gaudiest ging-
ham shirt.
Some fortunate guest at
the dance will be the winner
of a deluxe Roto-Grill Broiler
to be ratified during the eve
ming. Fancy dance rhythms
will be furnished by Ivan Lu-
bisich and his popular band.
Refreshments will be of the
home made variety, with IL
quid treats from a we'll stock
ed bar served in a friendly
fashion and poured with a
generous hand.
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taken care of. The negligence
and disinterest of former adj
ministrations are taking re-
venge on the Society and the
membership today.
HOwe ever, l reiterate,
with the help of under
standing members in these
two states, from now on,
we will not only make up
the inescapable losses in
membership which we suf-
fered, but bolster the ranks
of the Society in these two
states with a large number
of new members in the
adult department and in
the Junior Order.
This is the fortieth anniver-
sary of the existence of the
Junior Order, and it would
certainly be praiseworthy if
the members in New Jersey
and New York states join the
members throughout Ameri-
ca and Canada in the current
membership drive in honor of
our Junior Order.
We believe that our men,
bers, especially in the state of
New Jersey, will now do just
that.
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Lodge bH Props
For Cotton Dance

Los Angeles, Calf. - AS
our initial social event Of the
exhilirating spring season,
the members of ES Lodge GIT
are getting ready to stage
their 9th Annual Cotton
Dance on May 21st at the St.
Anthony Church Hall, ia AL
pine Street.
The young people of this
Lodge take great pride in
having initiated these fun
tests and are sponsoring the
calico fete to raise funds for
their bowlers who will attend
the California State Bowling
Tournament, scheduled for
San Jose, Calf.
AS has been our practice in
the past, the Lodge will a.
ward gift Bond prizes for the