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A. p. WOodson Co.'s New
Lawn Food and Fertilizer Developed
bv Plant Pathologist
What Does 1t Cost for This Ne,o
FoOI.PrOOf La,Un Service?

If you have 1000 So. IT, of lawn you pay only
$500 for this amazing new A. P Woodson Co.'s
lawn service. If you have a larger lawn the
additional cost is only 75c for each additional
500 50. IT. Your payment covers the cost of the
lawn food and fertilizer as well as the spraying
That's ALL Not a penny more. And remember
this new A. P. Woodson Co.'S lawn service re-
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MAN-Long-established firm viii
select ambitious. courteous man. II
it's your wish to be well-paid.
healthy and happy in your work
consider future with future
as a route salesman with US. Ex-
cellent incentive, 5-day week. end
all benefits. Replies contid- nttal.
Box 467-Y Star. Ia
MAN to train as salesman for whole
sale house; white, rs to 80; excel
lent opportunity. Box 1879. Star.
13'
MAN AND WIFE (whiteJ. nondrink-
ers, to work in and around dog
kennel, on Duke st. ext, Alex, Va.
Permanent, pleasant working con-
ditions; $3.50 per mo. and untur-
nished apt. ELPAW KENNELS,
Alex. Va. 5l36 Duke ST.. TIE.
6-2430. --15
MAN. COLORED, for all-around gro
Gerry store work and meat. Expert
enced only. Must have references.
Good pay for right man. Report
Monday 8 O'Clock for interview.
40l H st. ne.
MAN for special csnvassing work.
not selling. Apply 3l62 Mt. Pleas
ant ST. NV. before noon. -15
MAN FRIDAY; Jewish, 21-35;
fast all-around man: good phone
voice; typist. Handle ONCE, pur-
chases, sales shipping. Write fully.
Box onO-A, Star
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WATCHMAN

WHITE, AGE 45-b5
Must be able TO work alternating
hours. Only those in good health
and with good local refs need ap-
| ply. Apply 18th 81. employment Of
nee. MAYFLoWER HOTEL.
YARD SUPERINTENDENT, me-
chanie. white or colored; ~ months
employment. Phone OF. $4,000
for appointment. lis
BOYS. over IL, white, for cireula
ton work. can earn $50 wk. 10
start. See Mr.. MURRAY. Room
402. i4O6 O Ct. NV. IA
BOYS, OUTSIDE WORK
Good pay; begin now, evenings and
week ends. II you have tcod cualltiea.
tions write. giyins details and phoEn'
In B milet Of silver Spring, Address
reply. Boz 1855. Silver spE., Md.-l3
NAN an. e. y2ykE @ i,5E . q EOq y;
6 &s1sn s-MH. 'a'' S''n'''~ Ma
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Flight Engineers

Age 90 to IS: height So" to
go; H S. graduate; must
have recent broad Aircraft
and Engine experience and
able obtain CAA A a. z IL
censes before assignment to
TWA Flight Engineer Glass:
must be able meet TWA and
CAA Glass II physical re-
uuirements--no waivers; Com
mercial Pilots license NOT
required. TWA pays student
salary while in TWA training.
Apply 10y COPE. Lee House
Hotel, Tuesday, May Is, o
am. to 3 pm, no phone calls.
or write TWA Employment,
10 Richards Road, Kansas
City 5. Missouri.
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YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

n YOU have 9 SINCERE desire u
willing TO work long and hard to
achieve success. and think you can
learn to sell, we offer YOU excellent
starting salary and training pro-
gram. Own car. married Appli-
cant will be aptitude tested Write
FARBOIL COMPANY, 20S 9TH ST
Sc. WASHINGTON 3, D. c.
YOUNG MEN IN learn reinforced
plastic business Apply In per.
son, w r. CHANCE a. ASSOCI.
ATES. INC, i7ih Lee hwy. Ar.
lingtop.
YOUNG MEN az, white. over ~
no experience necessary; average
earnings $3.50 a wk. a very gooC
chance for advancement Apply
Room 40, T24 9th st. NV. Ill
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COPILOTS

Age 90 to 80, inclusive: height
SIS" to &C.; CAA CONNER
cial license: Instrument
Rating not required II have
sufficient time to qualify for
rating; 4QA hours total time;
many EN- oye benefits, in
Guiding inc air transporta-
tion for self and family; full
Copilot salary during train
ing period: start flying as Co.
pilot Immediately after train
ing period.
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NIuNSEY TRUST co.


BANK TELLERs-we have open-
/ erS 40-hour week. retirement.
disqualification Salary open de-
! pending on experience. Apply Mr..
/ Martin SUBURBAN TRUST Co.
So Georgia ave, Silver Sprlng.
BANK TRAINEEs. excel. future;
finest oppor.; MS. edU.; eood pay:
Black at BOYD's, cor Eth and
/ @ SITS, inquire. MA. S-234O
BLAUTICIAN, shampoo. manicurist;
steady work, with future salary
oper. exclusive clientele GU1LDO.
1915 Conn ave- AID. 2.I84l. Ewes.
BEAUTICIAN- STYLIST Full or
part excellent salary plus SOC
commission paid weekly. paid vaca-
ton Apply LsROMA1NE BEAUTY
SALON, apply in person 4o3
BEaGTiCiiAS. woman. for mod. Sc.
salon highest sal and comm.
pleasant surroundings Apply FLIz-
ABETH BEAUTY SALON, 1881 Pa.
ave. sc. Or call III. 2-97s3 l3'
BEAUTICIAN, experience manicurist.
quick and efficient: SALARY, com
mission and bonus. Hours = 70
BEAUTY Salon 4447 Conn. ave,
NV. Is
BEAUTICIAN, all-round OPERATOR
must be congeniai. Neiehborhood
shop in Va. Salary and commits
sion; Ewes. and Sun" call JE'
BEAuTICIAN. exper.. all-round OPP
orator. Excel hrs. GOOD salary.
store benefits JU s-53i5.
BFAUTICIAN. man or woman, busy
Shop salary and 500 comm Spe.
cialists in hair Uniting LILLIAN
CRAMER BEAUTY SHOP, lll5
18th ST. NV, co. 5-40i3. EVEN
ing and Sunday, tn 9-47iS ID
BEAUIICIAN exper: man or wom-
an, fer mod. salon in Md. good
salary and comm excel oppor. for
right person. Call XII. S-l524,
BEAUTICIANS. o. exper good sal-
airy plus commission. Pleasant con-
ditions Apply in person, TONElLA
SALON OF BEAUTY, 1913 Missouri
ave. NV
BEAUTICIAN. all-around operator.
good opportunity in Falls Church.
JE 9-u323 Ia
BEAUTICIANs l31, salary plus COM
mission apply IN person VI
CHARLES BEAUTY SALON, 54O
18th 81. NV, lii
lBEAUTICIAN. all.round operator 81
day week. Call DI. 1896, 9 10
& pm: ~. 5.1651, 7-lO pm l3
BEAUTICIASS 90, for busy shop;
top salary HELEN MARIE, 522
18th 81 NV. Id
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YOUNG MAN, to learn specialized
immediate prospects Of advance
ment to supervisory capacity. pro-
viding he has proper qualifications.
Must have good tipping speed. Pre-
fer experience with electric type
xUToTYP PiRPI' SAFES Gnss IN SERVICE RsviSn
Co. INC .jl4 10th st. NV. Ia
YOUNG MAN to learn real estate
business. III. S-36l9.
YOUNG MAN to learn business and
assist owner; good hours; pleasant
SURROUNDINGS; chance for advance
ment Prefer veteran looking for q
future DU: 1898: after $50. call
YOUNG MAN. 81 or over. to work
in service station and train for
eventual manager position. 6-day
wk. Salary open. Apply JIMMY'S
SHE'LL SERVICENTER. 1919 Rich
mond hwy, Alex, Va. SO. S-90s0.
YOUNG MAN, with drivers license.
interested in photography. as assis-
tant to photographer. Apply in per-
son, Tuesday through Saturday. q
to 10 am. GLOGAU STUDIO,
1905 Conn. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, with advertising and
spelling ability. to take charge OF
housing rentals for Ice. property
owner; strict integrity and best
habits essential. Box 175-A. Star.
YOUNG MAN. white. 21-35. to call
on sci. working girls by apt; no
canvassing. Call AID. 2-sl5l for
appt. -1b
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INCOME S4o-S60 WEEKLY
Spare time. showing WORLD BOOK
educational services to friends and
neighbors, who will thank you First
10 interviews pay up to $3.50. Call
UN. 4-560S.
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HELP-WOMEN
ABSTRACTORS {
ACCT. RECEIVABLE
POOKKEEpEP

MGR machine: ability to type neces-
sary, good experience, satisfactory
! local references: iniative and ability
/ to organize work; age 81 to 80,
( high school Rraduate. some college
Or commercial education preferred;
5000 salary according to experience
Catholic. Reply Box 223-Z, star
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PART TIME to learn the building
| and real estate business: unlimited
leads. interesting work. Only Willing
workers apply r. H. BEST, INC.
Lao Rockville pike. Rockville. Nd
!sSuTFERS MARYLAND AREA =
school senior in upper third Of
class. Vacation position. $720
for 80 days, Come in to see Mr..
FULLY, 3 to 9 pm. Tuesday. May
Hotel, Lexington Park, Md. Ia
with national or
representative over 80; mechanical
skill. SUFFICIENT for food equipment,
installation and service; will also
train; occasional travel within lim-
ited area: car essential. Reply Boz
GENfiLEMEN, retired; clerical work o
81 per mr., full or part time: down
writing. Box 406-A. Star. --13
SETTLED WHITE MAN, we'll recon-,
week from Q to .. Houseman ant
experience in caring for lawn and
inclined. Answer with complete de-
tails to Box 212-Z, Star. IA"
PART TIME - Night appointment
maker TO take phone messages, dis.
patch to company personnel, $3.50
to $3.50 daily. Saturday optional
81 per hour Call MR.. NEAL. LA
| 1866. IA
WANTED good hard WORKING
salesman for fast moving liauol
store. Salary unlimited for compe.
tent person, Write stating expert.
Tn
formation confidential. BOX 466.Y
pSRT.TI.-ElET ArL LIQUOR salts,
MAN-All day Sat. Fridays by 5
Above average salary for man moi
afraid to work Write stating ex
perience. Box 46-A. Star. ID
OPPORTUNITY for experienced pro
iessional real estate man, able Il
| handle the sale of high-priceC
houses and. investment properties
variety Of clients, in established
small, progressive, real estate prop
| CIV management and construction
office: must be energetic and self
motfVating. Good earnings to thu
right person; must have desire Il
grow with the ofice. end accept In
creasing responsibility. Please re-
uly, in writing, stating qualification,
| Star ID
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN in U. s.. S
paid Write only. EMPGoYMEN7
INFO. CENTER. Room s4S, All
Stuart ST.. Boston 16
AMBITIOUS MANA Marshall Fielt
family owned enterprise has loca
opening for ambitious man of I'm
questionable character and refine
ment. Age $3.50, high school edu
cation. Must pc ready to accep
position Immediately If selected.
guaranteed income with definit
plan Tor advancement; For an az
WITH tIfaot SCOOTER, motorcycle or ca
for light delivery. NEW YORF
JEWELRY CO.. 10 9TH st. NV.
NOTICE. would like to talk to /
salesman who can manage his owl
time. take q few headaches which
are normal in any good business
Week Write Johnson .dfN ON BOX S5 Eye so9
Newark, New York.
college GRADUATE, single, h
represent a leading text book pub
Usher for audio-visual departmen
| in South; salary, full expenses
mileage, 4 weeks vacation with pay
should have broad interest, lik
people. Phone Mr. Leake, RE. z
$500. nn MAY "a, Is, between
and 10 am. for appointment.
TWO BOYS (white) to deliver small
packages. Apply BLUE PRINT
/ SHOP. Sl4 18th St. NV, Ia
INCOME S4o-S6O WEEKLY
Spare time. showing WORLD BOOB
educational services to friends an
neighbors, who will thank you FRS
10 interviews pay up to $3.50. Cal
UN. 4-560S.
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ASSISTANT
CAFETERIA MANAGER

Home economics graduate or equiv
alent, with cafeteria eXper; age 25
TO 45. Annual leave ard other ben
efits, Sat, Sun. and nights of. Call
Mon through Fri. bet. : am. and
4:30 pm, Ii. 5-6700. Ext. 5409i.
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BANK BOOKKEEPERS

Burroushs bookkeeping machine
operators. experience preferred but
not essential. 5-day week: free life
insurance and retirement plan.
THE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13
STAMP
COLLECTOR

Here is an opportunity to make .
vocation of your hobby.
Immediate opening for full-time
salesman in our stamp department.
5-day. 40-hour week. S0fo dis
count on purchases. Should have
thorough knowledge OF stamps.
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CAN YOU QUALIFY?

CAN YOU QUALIFY?
II you can, we would like TO show
you how the first 100 men in our
nat. org. earned an average Of over
S33 900 .ast year. This is dignified
saleswork with a very large and
very old company. II you are hired.
you will be trained to be q profes-
sional salesman and can expect Ia
enjoy tremendous prestige and earn
ings. Qualifications: Family man,
rs to 40. clean cut, sincere ana very
Ambitious. prefer some college. excel.
refs, active socially, 8 yrs. local
residency, now employed. This might
be the opportunity you have been
looking for all your life. Write in
confidence to Box 1O4-Y. Star.
Excellent Opportunity
For experienced stock salesman: liv,
S ssds . IITANIuM s ORES sDr1 GoRR
9-l139, JU, S-364T
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WHY NOT EARN
WHAT YOU'RE
REALLY WORTH

Such an opportunity is available
in our business. Some men are sat-
ished with 500 per week. others
want 5000 or even more. Your earn.
ing are limited only by the amount 81
effort you are willing to put forth.
emember this, nobody gives you any
thing for NOTHING.
Our company is one OF the. largest
and most successful OF its, kind IN
the world. We are unselnsh IN our
business and we are .willing to give
you every possible assistance 10 start
YOU on the road TO higher earnings
We will show you in Just few
minutes exactlv what our men do 70
earn the large pay check they take
home weekly Many OF our men earn
from $4,000 TO $4,000 per year,
some even more.
II you are interested in . perma.
Inent opportunity. have . car, and
between the ages Of FL and 90,
Apply 7 pm. sharp. Monday. May
II. o. MAYER
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07
Don't Marry Too Early!
by JACK STEWART
This Week Youth Editor

Oery. 2l-year-od mechanic from Chicago is one Of
about 100000 persons who married in 1855 before he
was old enough to Here is his verdict on young
marriages
IF knew then what I've learned since we tied the
knot, would have insisted wait at least year more
The young mans backward look echoes the advice
that the great majority of married een-agers offer to
young lovers. Most would discourage their best friend
from getting married while still in his teens.
The admonition not TO rush into an early marriage
established by THIS WEEK survey of 9S2 repre-
sentative young husbands and wives between the ages
of ~ and - We asked if each would advise his or
her best friend TO marry early he had An emphatic
majority. especially among men, said they would not
The lS-yeaT-oldS = and more women in the IT, S.
marry al rs than at any other age the most
certain. Seven of eghI would counsel friends 10 waH!
Il is important 10 note. however, that despite their
go slow" urgngS. these young people do not regret
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Money, the table shows is by far the most serious
problem II forces many brides find jobs and restricts
leisure time and outside activities of young marredS
many of whom must by living with their in-Iaws
Here complete picture of the situation the kids
find themselves in:
Working Wives: Nearly half the wives have either part
or fu-me jobs. Seven out of 10 work solely because
they need the money.
In-LaW Troubles Sixteen per cent were forced to move
in with their parents, though most couples set up
housekeeping on their within six months Just one
out of 20 now feel that living with the family is wise
way to begin. A 22-year-old husband says: THE two
months we spent living with my folks seemed about
twice as long my two years in service
Although they choose not to live with their parents,
many want to remain in the same community. Sixty
per cent of the wives desire to stay in their home
towns unless - Continued ON 1ooe "a
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their early marriages. Nearly all agree with ISyear-od
Ruth that, Il wouldn't change with anyone in the
world, but man, it's been toughr'
What are these teen-age unions like? The young
marredS we're asked this question: what is your
toughest problem?" Their answers are shown in the
box below in the form Of percentages
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07

my brother fell at my side"
A 3o-year.oId Hungarian refu.
gee related this account OF the
rebellion in his homeland. He
asked that he be referred to
only as Horvat, TO prevent re-
prisals against his parents,
brother and sister who remain
in Hungary.
Horvat said his brother was
wounded in the side and that he
knelt beside him until an am
buIance with Hungarian Freedom
Fighters arrived to take him to
the hospital.
THAT is the last | saw of him."
said the former locksmith. He
said his 17-year-old brother had
been shot down after cease
fire had been ordered in the
city.
Horvat is one OF the 1875 refu
gees on the first two planes t6
arrive in the us. He was spon
sored by the Catholic Relief
Services-National Catholic Wei
fare Conference as were 43 other
persons aboard the two planes
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07

cRS-NcWc officials al New
York headquarters were in con.
slant touch with the sseney's
Vienna office, which is directed
by Father Fabian Flynn, q Pas
sionist priest from Boston. The
Vienna office, the distributing
center for tons of clothing,
medicine and other relief sup.
plies 10 aid the Hungarian, as
we'll as the clearing center for
scores who wanted 10 come TO
the United States after escsp.
ing from Hungary.
An attempt to have the refu
gees brought into this country
as PAROLES" which would en-
tail a stay for weeks in place:
like Camp Kilmer until their cas-
es we're investigated, was largely
defeated by the efforts of CRS
NCWC. Msgr. Edward E. Swans
from, CRS-NCWC executive di
rector, insisted that the refugees
were entitled to visas under the
Refuge Relief Act and said thai
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
Catholic Relief Helps
Get Aid to Refugees

Like giant birds of mercy, planes still spanning the
Atlantic bringing scores of refugees from bloody
is tyranny in Hungary to this land of freedom to begin life
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07

CRS-NCWC would insist that each
refugee it assisted come to this
country with a visa. After this
stcnd was taken the llan to .. ne
the refugees into the country as
PAROLES" was dropped.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
India's Churches
Pray for China
While Red Visits

BOMBAY, India (NC) =
Catholic churches in India have
been asked to remain open and
conduct special services for the
prosecuted Church in Red China
as long as its Premier, Chou En-
Lai, is visiting India.
/ The National Office of the Un-
ion of Prayer for China issued
the request in leaflet which
noted the large number of
Churches closed in Red China
and the large number of Relig-
ious who have been imprisoned
by its communist government.
1.-The least we can do for our
brethren in China" says the leaf
let, while the Chinese Premier
is in India, is to have daily dur
ing his stay holy hours of repara-
tion or the Stations of the Cross
for the Church in Silence in Chi
ma"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07

Rep. Francis Walter of Penn.
slvania, eo-author of the Mecar-
ran-N alter immigration law,
who went 10 Vienna 10 assist in
the Hungarian refugee emer-
sency program, said AZ least
some 1900 should be admitted
10 the US. He said that the
visas for them are available un.
der the law and should be
granted.
The once flourishing Army es.
tablishment, Camp Kilmer, NJ,
named for convert-poet Joyce
Kilmer, who died fighting for this
country in France in World War
/, again has become beehive
of activity-the first home for
most of the Hungarians in this
country. While their cases we're
being processed, the refugees
told stories of the cruelties to
which Hungarians have been sub
jected under the communist DOM
ination.
After the uprising started,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07

A few hours after his brother
was wounded Horvat learned that
the Hungarian security police
we're looking for him. A friend
hid him in factory until he
could make his escape by hiding
in a truck headed for the Aus
trian border to obtain medical
supplies.
Horvat arrived in Austria on
October 80. His only possessions
we're the clothes he wore.
During the six days that he
fought in Budapest, Horvst
said, he led a small group OF
rebels who had 10 raid the am.
munition depots of Russian
sarrisons in order 10 keep sup.
piled with ammunition.
THE most deaths occurred on
October 26," he said, when the
Soviet tanks came rolling in.
There was no one on the streets,
but the tanks poured shells and
bullets into the homes and killed
scores of persons-mostly women
and children"
II am grateful to be in this
country" Horvat stated, but
! if / knew we could get enough
weapons to continue our fight
for freedom, | would go back
to Hungary. Without weapons we
can do nothing"
Horvat has no relatives in the
us. and is waiting for CRS-
NCWC to assign him to home
and a job.
Another refugee who took part
in the Hungarian fighting was 19-
year-oId AntaI Szemerei. He ar
rived here with his parents,
Janos Szemerei, 81, and his wife,
Magdalena, SIS.
Hungarian youth wanted free
dom, not bloodshed," Antal said.
When we started TO take down
the red flags from public build
ings in Gyoer, the security po-
lice arrived and began shooting.
Many of my friends were killed."
Persons from 10 10 90 took
part In the fighting. We got our
wagons by attacking the police.
| saw one teen-ase girl try TO
snatch some ammunition from
a Russian tank. She was riddIed
by Soviet bullets"
.Antal and five companions
were stopped at night by secur-
ity police while distributing leaf
lets protesting against Soviet
aggression.
After eluding the police, Antal
walked across the border into
Austria. He was reunited with
his parents in the Paxmaneum
Seminary In Vienna.
A factory worker in Gyoer. An
tai said that he intends to study
in the us. and become an en-
| gineer.
Does he hate the Russians7
Well. here Is his reply: You
can't hate beasts. You can only
pity them"
Among the refugees here we're
a young couple who became en-
gagged on the day the revolt
broke out in Hungary. They are
Marta Csapo, L. and Gyula Ham
ori, 20.
Arriving with them were Mar
ta's 18-year-old-sister, Julianna,
with her fiance JOSEF Simon, 20.
Julianne and JOSEF have left
for Buffalo, NY, where CRS-
NCWC has arranged for their
welfare.
Marta and Gyula both worked
in the same textile factory and
have known each other for :
year.
"We escaped" Marta said. "by
riding in friends truck. He had
permission to travel around the
country to bring market supplies
to Budapest, We were stopped
about Is times by the Russians.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
Refugees Leave for Ohio

Two happy young people are Barbara csapo, ~, and
Guyutis Hamori Io, who among the first plane-csd
of Hungarian refugees TO come to America last week
Barbara and Guyus engaged and looking forward
10 their life in America The plan 10 live in Cleveland
with Grandfather Hamori.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
Hungarian Refugees
Have Hope for Future.
Recall Revolt Stories
BY Carl Baleersk

CAMP KILMER NJ - (NC) - ''We were carrying
empty machine guns and walking to apartment in Buda
pest heard shot from building the street and
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