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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04

BUFFALO - For years
now, the people of Croatian
descent living on the Niagara
Frontier, because of a lack
of common interest, have not
had close contact with each
other. 1t has been the feel
ing of quite a number of us
to try to remedy this.
Re C e ntly, representatives
from various Croatian COM
munities in Western New
York met and discussed this
problem. AS a result, the first
step will be to establish one
day a year and designate it as
the Niagara Frontier Croa-
tian Day.
The date set for this year
is August 10 and the occa-
sion will be a huge outing
which will be held in Orchard
Park Grove in the City of
TonaWanda.
Sponsorship for this will
come from both nationally
affiliated lodges and non-affi-
lated lodges. Lodges that are
affiliated are with the Gro
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04
Youngstown Lodge
Books Farrell Tams
Lodge 66 Printing
For Annual Outing

Youngstown, Ohio - "St.
George CFU Lodge &c will
hold it's Annual Picnic on
Sunday, July Is, at Whip
poorwill Grove, Crum Road
off Meridian Road.
Music, singing, kolo dane
ing and a full day of enter
tainment will be furnished by
the we'll known and up and
coming "Sloga" Tamburitzans
of Farrell, Pa, under the di-
rection of Mr.. F. c. Koss.
Milan Vranes, Supreme
Vice President of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union, will
be guest of honor and prin-
cipal speaker on the occa-
sion.
Hot barbecued lamb, sand
wiches and liquid refresh
ments will be served during
the entire day.
All members of Lodge 66
are requested to put in an ap-
pearance and please offer
your services for a couple of
hours so that our one picnic
a year will be a success.
n. j. Srnec, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04
Society's Films
In Conway July 9TH
Movies Have Been
Shown Everywhere

Conway, Pa. - The Croa-
tan Fraternal Unions two
sound films, "This Is Your
Croatian Fraternal Union"
and the "60th Anniversary Of
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on" will be shown in the Gro
atian Hall, 1412 Second Ave-,
Conway at 7:30 Pm. this
coming Saturday, July 7th,
1856.
This will mark the first
time many of our local stall
warts of several decades
membership will have the
opportunity to see on film all
phases of the Society which
they so faithfully have sup
ported.
The film showing will con-
sumo one and one half hours
after which the C.F.U. men,
bers and the public will re-
tire to the Lodges cool club
and trophy rooms. The COM
mittee would have it known
that there is no admission
price and also that a cordial
welcome is hereby extended
to the members of other
neighboring C.F.U. lodges to
be with us the evening of
Saturday, July 1, 1856.
Edward kutevac, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04

local and district member
of the Society.
Bro. Brkich has spoken
this year at major CF'U af-
fairs in Kansas City, Kansas,
Milwaukee, Wise, Hamilton,
Ontario, Canada, Pittsburgh
and others, and will be max
ing his first official visit to
South Chicago since his ele-
vation to office 9 years ago.
We assure bro. Brkich a
warm welcome and a pleasant
stay in our midst.
May Set Attendance Mark
There will, of course, be a
lighter side to these July Is
festivities.
b. Providing the must c
throughout the celebration
will be the extremely pop
ular "Croatian Sons" Tam
buritza Orchestra.
And still other entertain
ment is being planned for the
enjoyment of what may very
we'll turn out to be the largest
social gathering in the brief
history of the Croatian Fra
ternal Unions United Lodges
Of South Chicago.
Blessed with fair weather,
we expect celebrants from
throughout the Midwest to
attend this fete, people from
Chicago, Indiana H a r b o r,
Whiting and Gary, Ind, Joli-
ct, Waukegan and North Chi
cago, ILL.,, Milwaukee, West
Allis, Kenosha, and Racine,
Wise, and 50 on.
Why not plan now to take
in this list Annual &C. F. u.
Day. on July 18th!
Joseph Vucich, Sec'y.
United Lodges Comm.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04

Lodge 229; "slobodna Hr-'
vatska" Lodge 275; "St. Jo-
seph" Lodge 29O; and "St.
Anthony" Lodge 948.
Scene of the festivities
will be the Saban-DOsen
grounds, between 96th and
9th Streets off CONNER
cial venue. Barbecued
lamb and pork will be a
vailable here as early as
1880 AM OIL Sunday, July
18th.
1t is the fond hope of the
United Lodges that their LIST
Annual "CFU Day" will in
time match the popularity >of
similar undertakings held for
many years in Pittsburgh,
Cleveland, Milwaukee, North
ern and Southern California,
and other centers.
Certainly there are enough
CFU members in and around
South Chicago to bring this
hope to reality. With their CO.
operation and support, moth
ing is impossible.
First Local Appearance
Plans for this July Is event
were first discussed during
the United Lodges Annual
Meeting of February 10, 1856.
1t was also decided at the
time to invite as the guest of
honor and principal speaker
Stephen F. Brkich, Pitts
burgh, English Editor of the
Zajednicar.
Bro. Brkich has long
since informed us that he
definitely will be in South
Chicago for the July 18th
festivities and deliver an
address which should prove
of deep interest to every
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04

other delicacies and cooling
drinks.
All organizations are asked
to please refrain from sched-
uling an affair on the above
mentioned date and are cor
daily welcome to attend our
celebration. Anna Rescic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04
REHABILITATION 1855 DIVIDENDS

Paid by cash to active members 1894 662 %
Credited to members reserve account ....... 7O2666
Credited to New York members premiums .. 415262
Members with pad-up cert withheld for option
of payment selection 94718
Dividends left with society for accumulation 10513
Dividends paid to terminated members - 1899
Dividends paid benefcaries of dead members 15322
Total .. $248, ,637 OS
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04
Detroit Croatians Planning New Home

1715 E. McNichols Rd. Our
next stop is to have the house
and garage removed from
this property before we can
with our plans.
Helen A. Stimac, Treas.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04

positive that, we are steadily
growing larger and mightier
each year.
A few minor changes have
been made in the manner of
distribution of this years
dividend for the various GER
tificate holders, which we
shall attempt to enumerate
and explain in the following
paragraphs:
1. In the past, we have
issued individual checks to
members with matured
certificates and who pay
for other Funds of the Uni
ON. Such members now ap-
pear on the last sheet of
the lodge dividend roster
and are included in the
lodge dividend.
Dividends of members with
m atured certificates are
slightly decreased after the
20th year, which means that
all such members will receive
smaller dividends.
Re: Inactive Members
2. Dividends of members
who have matured certifi-
Gates, and who no longer are
active and do not make any
contributions to the Society,
shall be held at the Home
Office. Should such members
desire to receive their divi-
dends yearly, they must make
a personal request for same
on the proper form which can
be obtained from the lodge
secretary.
3. Dividends for men,
bers on Automatic Premi-
um Loan (Reserve) will be
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04

CFU BACKGROUND = Thirty-four students of st. John
the Baptist Croatan Catholic Church in Kansas City,
received their diplomas May a. 1856 from the Pastor
Right Rev. Msgr Charles Smac Together with Msgr. Sti
mac the great majority of the above graduates
bers of the Croatian Fraernal Union First row. left
right: Joan Stimac, Sophia Fotovch vana Thomas, Linda
Lovich, Rev. John B. Yach, Msgr Smac Juniaa Roper
Patricia Den Mary d. Zuger and Loretta Modrcn Second
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04
Society Stronger Than Euer
LodgeD dendsMt$248,637.08RecordHig High
United South Chicago Lodges Looking
Forward To First "CFU Day" July 18th
English Editor Of Zajednicar Scheduled
To Deliver Principal Speech On Occasion

SOUTH CHICAGO, ILL. = The Society's United LODI
ges of South Chicago will sponsor their 1s Annual Gro
atan Fraternal Union Day" on Sunday, July 49, 1866.
Eight Lodges in all represented in the Committee
Arrangements They "Napredak" Lodge g. "Dalma-
tinska Sloga" Lodge IT. "Ss Peter and Paul. Lodge &c.
"Istarska Braca' Lodge 118; "Hrvatski Snovi Kcer'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04

Photo Courtesy Register"
James Kent Michael Roper Donald De Graeve Daniel
Podrebarac, Larry JawOrs Joseph Pavc Robert Zukel
Edward Jacobson and Joseph Rebech Third Carol Mar
kovch George TrzoK Henrietta Cgich Jacouene Wutich
Mary Agnes Cndric Patty Nastav Anne Fraco Frances
Nance and Virginia Thomas. Fourth Steve Fotovic,
Robert Redmon Ronald Dark John Baltuska Nick Spetich
Dennis Eveand, Anthony Mkesc and AL Loncaric To all,
congratulations and best wishes for i'm the future
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04
Detroit, Mich, Lodge 351 Consigned
Highest Dividend Payment Of S4,1b5.&
Gary Lodge ITO Membership Entitled To
Second Highest Dividend Check, $4,038.H
BY Joseph Bella Supreme Secretary


PITTSBURGH - AS is the custom each year at this
time your Society again wishes to announce with great
deal of pride that the 1856 dividend has been mailed all
it's lodges distribution to the membership during the
month of July.
This years dividend figure of $248 is by far the
largest distributed by Organization which proof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:3o. WGMS-Musie from Ger
many: A program Of old Ger
man organ music by nth and
18th century composers.
$500, WTOP-My Son. Jeep:
Jeep involves the family In
Army red tape by befriending
q local soldier.
s:15, WRC-Boston symphony
The noted Swiss conductor,
Ernest Ansermet makes Sec
ond Of three guest appear
ances. The program Of goth
century music viii open with
Bartok.
$3.50. WMAL - Voice Of Fire.
stone: Tenor Eugene conley
Is guest.
500. WRC-Telephone Hour;
Guest soloist viii be the
French violinist Zinc Fran.
cescatti. Featured In his pro.
gram viii be the finale Of the
Concerto In d" by Mozart
|1O:0o. WWDC - Unity Octave;
An address by Father Pau
Haefner In observance Of the
Chair Of Unity Octave.
|lo:Os, WMAL--President Essen.
hover: Railroads.&c. Of bud.
get message.
|lO:l5, WWDC-Behind the Iror
Curtain: A documentary with
veteran reporter John II
Tobin narrating.
Ill:30, WRC - Vice President
Nixon, re-broadcast Of ad'
dress to Boy Scouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16
ToDAY'S Tv
HIGHLIGHTS

7:3e, WMAL tD-Topper:: An
unclaimed package for cosmo
finds its way to the Post
once.
$500, WMAL (7)-Readers Di-
eest: THE : Man Who Beat
Death" is the true story Of q
famous tennis star who con-
quered diabetes.
$3.50, WNAL (D-voice Of
Firestone: Guest soloist Is
Eugene Conley.
500, WRC (ll-Medic: Plastic
surgery enables q professional
wrestler to attain his life am
bition Of becoming . teacher.
SOC. WTOP 81 Love Lucy:
Lucy misses the boat that Is
to take her to Europe. but
she finally figures Q way to
make 1t.
9:30, WRC (l)-Robert Mont
gomery Presents: THE Ty-
rant" the story Of q coura-
geous editor who challenges Q
powerful citizen; June Havoc.
$3.50, WNGAL t7)--Medical Hor-
lions: Surgical specialists ct
Cook County Hospital, Chi
cago. show emergency mea-
sures for injured patients.
9:45. WTTG t5)-Boxing From
New York: Johnny Sullivan
VS.. Tony Kadillas.
1900. WTOP tO-Studio One
In Johnny August" . man
hired 70 track down Q black
mailer finds that his employer
is seeking death rather than
justice: Cameron Mitchell,
Phyllis Kirk.
1850, WMAL (7l-Top Plays
for 1856: Ex-Marine buddies
meet again when one Is q
policeman and the other q
hunted criminal.
'II:3o. WRC tlI-Tonight: Song
stress julie London and COM
edian Don Adams win BE-
Steve Aliens guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16

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c hara de than the original
Broadway production, which
may have had the advantage 81
10 more ethereal Elvira in Leo
nora Corbett but, on the other
hand, dragged its feet selfcon-
sciously in an overlong third act
Miss Natwick also played the
medium in the Broadway show
and the fact that I remember
Miss Corbett-and not her
would seem to underline the shift
Of emphasis in the swifter TV
version.
Not that the Misses Colbert o,
Becall were ineffective in theil
roles.s Miss Colbert was quite
convincing as the second wife
and Miss Bacall's galloping ghost
offered an interesting contrast
in which the earthier gamir
bested the other-world makeup.
T..
The most effective scenes in.
Ievitably revolved about the me.
dunn. Her wonderful delight a
she witnessed the manifestations
of Elvira's presence was scream
ingly funny.
"Oh. this Is first rate. first
rate" she said joytully. smack
ing her hands together in trt'
umph. overlooking the husband
pitiable plight.
Her first efforts to exercise thu
ghosts were a riot. As she pre-.
pared the table. Elvira's critica
observation that Merlin did thi.
at all the parties and borec
everyone to death" served u
heighten the comedy.
When the playwright directs
his own comedy and stars in 1t
as Mr.. Coward did, the viewer
Is assured that the lines will bt
delivered with proper reverence
This is dandy when the line de-
serves 1t, but awkward when i
doesn't. There were times Satur.
day night when "Blithe Spirit
ran like a reading instead of
play.
A Give" audience was per
mitted to aid the actors in thei
timing and they seemed evel
more loyal to Mr.. Coward's line
than he was. There may b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16

jail season than Miss Natwick's-
to this am willing to swear or
IA copy Of variety's Golden An
niversary issue.
To give due credit. 1t should
be noted that Mr.. Coward. in
trimming his successful comedy
to the Tv time limit. magnifi-
Gently refrained from shaving
most scenes involving Miss Nat
wick. It was easily his most no
table contribution Of the evening
Indeed. the cht-down TV ver-
sion struck me as q perkiel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16
BALTIMORE Tv

(Here are evening programs
on nearby Baltimore stations
which differ from those available
on local channels.)
500 t21--Gene Autry and Car
toons.
500 aD- Omcer Happy's
Rascals.
6:l5 tisJ-Hold the Phone
Edwards.
TOO lid Damon Runyon
Theater.
1880 tlI)-Eddie Cantor,
1850 (2l--Sherlock Holmes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
The Most Entroncinq
Spool of the Year
By BERNIE HARRISON

Mildred Natwick in the rioous role Of the medium Madame
Arcat the droes prite of the Noel Coward he
Spirit" color production Saturday night WTOPo delicious
Commute romp that osenhy starred Mr. Coward Claudete
Colbert and Lauren BacaL
There simply hasn't been funner performance anywhere
Evening star., 1956-03-31

BO0KKEEPER for construction COM
pany In Alexandria, Va. area.
Experience preferred. but not essen
tial. Salary open. Write Box 203-R.
Evening star., 1956-03-31
HELp-WoMEN

CONSTRUCTION FIRM has perma-
nent position for settled. reliable
woman Of business-like nature to
SsSist hookkeeper in payroll and
general routine: desire typing and
filing ability; high intelligence.
initiative. proper attitude. and per-
sonal appearance to outweigh ex-
perience: bh-day week. air-condi-
toned once. pleasant surroundings.
Apply Box 9313, Rosslyn Sta. Arl
AND CIGAR CLERK.
part time. evenings, Saturday
morning a0pIH and every every othsI SUNDAY
sRRakKMAcY. sRRpalkK ssisSn Ssas piney yAfRhids b. rd,
DEMoNsTRAToR. to
work in own neighborhood. vir-
ginia area: Call Browning S-9I72
CoUNTERGiRL. white preferred. one
that can sew. afternoon hours. ia.
DESTAI SI,sfSG ASSISTANT, experienced:
NV. WASHINGTON Office: salary COM
mensurate with experience. From
rsS $50 70 6 ss,II csll Re- Re- s-S3s3 3,s5. ,.dv
WI. white: s5Psrienced preferEed. preferred. star but
ASSISTANT for once in
highway; wed. of; hours. 8 to 8,
Saturdays: weekdays, $50 to O.;
experience necessary. For interview
call FL. 10000, after 6 pm. II
DRIVER, few hrs. weekly for 2
ladies'; Super Buick. Nr. 18th and
Columbia rd. ref. Box 417-L. Star.
Evening star., 1956-03-31

BOOKS B0uGHT, any quantity.
ALBIon BOOK SHOP, i76s ssos Penn
FTRNITuRE Sy5Ssnfs AYE waNfE5EwiI III SiS0sS SSy all
kinds of GOOD. used furniture; top
prices. IA. S-SSI0 We do moying.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. heaters,
ranges. refgrs. ACME STOVE a.
FURNITURE Ma. S-a952.
FURNITURE-Wan today. good
furniture, any amount: also some
bric-a-brac, late gas stove. refriger-
ator and piano. Please call MIR
GRADY, MA. S-2679.
FURNITURE-Cont odd pieces,
glass and bric-a-brac. Buying and
selling 90 years Original HOP
WOODS, Sth and K sts. NV, ME.
Evening star., 1956-03-31

ANTIQUE BED, large, $40; large
length mirror, $50; sofa, 20 in.
ANTioUEs = Furn., glass, from
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to Pm; Sunday: SLIGO AN.
rds., 6 mi. from Silver Spring on
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chest of drawers, cherry frame,
mahoR. veneer drawers; Victorian
walnut dresser and Mirror, plain.
BABY cARRIAGI,V I,Vsi Stroller. playpen
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piess oss ssSS ssssSS' HU. infi9s'hs sl7ss1.a an copper
BATH TUBS, new and used; basins,
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REn 7s6 Hiswd Lee hwy ssJ "a H. $500 $780,
highchry, s4 dsse. si5 itee1sr mah. siSP; tb
$50; bkcse., s6. ST. 1886 aft. i.
BEAUT. SHOP EoUIP. drier
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BICYCLE, English, 3 speed; COM
plete with accessories: S33. 80.
STANDARD DRUG CO, 1113 g st.
NV. 9l4 n F St. NV; 3122 14th ha,s st;
Minnesota ave. ne.
BOOKS-Harvard classics, '51 vols.
$35; Bookhouse, 8 vols, $50. Bar
gains. PEARLMAN. 1711 @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1956-03-31

SAFE, medium size. old but sturdy:
$50. Call ia. 1856. Il
SAW, DeWald, brand-new; sell for
40% of, with all attachments, MR..
NORMAN. HE. 4-S692. Il
SAW, DeWalt, 16 inch, medium arm,
5-h;ps; motor; used 8 mos. ~.
SEWING MACHINE, Home, portable.
used s or g times: cost Sill, sell
for S35; also Hardwick gas range,
SO in; excellent cond.; $50 or best
offer. WA. Tabs.
SEWING MACHINES-Portsble (2l:
/ Singer elec. tailor machine; TV
Emerson console .,s biondf; Isf.. s,i;ts glass
your own deal. HU, $3.50. II
SEWING MACHINES. Singer, floor
models and demonstrators: save
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various types of used electric port
ables and consoles from $19.95 and
up. SINGER SEWING MACHINE
CO. 3109 14th st. NV. co. D
SEWING MACH, '56 model. round
bobbin, sews forward and reverse;
attachments; sac. S45. AP. 1894.
SHUTTLE BOARD, standard; best
offer. JU. 5-1154 or Lo. 5-O446.
SINKS, cabinets. new, used: discount
prices. <. & W. SUPPLY CO.. 1647
Beninne rd. ne, Ii. 6-31SS. "A
SOFA, Duncan Phyfe, mahog. frame.
down cushions. S35. OIL. 6-3954.
II
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Evening star., 1956-03-31
siTuATIoNS--MEN

ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper, now
available; references. 10. 3-4395'
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. lab. school
graduate, 20, married. 2 years,
exper. in most phases Of work in
A.F. lab. conscientious. wants work
In this area. Box 393-J, Star. l.
GARDENING AND LAWN MOVING, /,
cellar cleaning. 1701 Sth st. NV.
PAYROLL AND COST AcCTe.-
s715eEfEep.ghGS s75 TE. gG. 5.so277s " after st 8. Msi a
sTENOGRAPHER desires any type
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Call KE. $1,000. after 4 pm. IL
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ence: timekeeper; material checker
etc. Box 5146. Washington 10. 2: c.
FOR roP-NoTcH HELP with
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TOP-NOTCH ACCOUNTANTS AND
BOOKKEEPERS available. We spe-
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AGCY., RE 7-5767. 81
MAN, middle aged, honest, reliable,
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MAN WANTS WORK as janitor,
porter, hopssegmsaSn' ssgsS' chauffeur etc
MAN, colored. wishes nightwork
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COLORED MAN desires housemar
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Evening star., 1956-03-31

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GAS RANGE. NC. new used; instsllatien' ssll ion
ave. NV, De. 2-5566.
Gas GS s4oyF 2 zh rood St nS Condition Ma sssSS ss5
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GUNS-Two Colt Frontier pistols
like Ili sisi7 neE; Shooters. .as special
T66S ssTss PsT s.Ds ssss 9ar ss o gS%h sGh
1011 18th NV. Ma S-S952.
HIDE-A-BED. Goldensleep mattr..
sure cooker with accessories. 49,
HOUSE, i2xl2 IT,, well insulated,
tile floor, wired; $3.50 for quick
sale. Call after z p.rn., WA. 5-94Ss.
KITCHEN CABINETS and sink tops.
"a price: new. slightly damaged or
til 10 pm. WUERsTLIN BROS.
722 Erie ave, Takoma Park, Md
KITcaEN ~ aiss q SGSAB1NErs-sacrificee sale
Of complete display Eishsn an and
ullSC. CdU. DItEhM 81 lSl1E14N WI
5000 18th st. me-, UN. 10000. II
LAWN MOWERS, Just been sharp.
ened s8 each. 1888 Rhode Island
ave. e.. rear, Sat. and Sun. only.
MACHINERY-9-in. lathe, a. c.;
hand screw machine, In. collet
cap; punch presses, 10 and 15
h.p.; drill presses; bench vises;
hanch shannr. ,lt,,SSSrs haa ~" athn,
machinery. CAPITAL MACHINERY
q TOOL CO, 10636 Conn. ave,
residence. 10. 5-4706. 81
OIL BURNER. good cond.: oil tank
with 800 gallons No, 2 oil; must be
removed; cheap IA. 4-0017. i
OIL PAINTING-Large; framed; will
accept any reas. offer. JA. 2-1951.
ORGAN. Estey spinet. electronic ls-
note pedal; used very little; re-
duced $3.50, KITS. 1880 @ st.
PIANO used winter pianette. ideal
for beginner or where space is q
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!; q . S,s 81 NV, 81: 7-s4e4: al !,
keyboad, 40" console special. only
$685. incl. bench. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO. HOS @ st. NV. DI.
PIANO, Chase upright; needs tuning;
S65; 3 train tables. So each. JE.
PIANO, baby grand; a handsome in
strument with beautiful tone; $500
or best offer KE. S-556a. Il
PIANO. Wurlitzer, spinet, used very
little: outstanding value: S345.
KITS. 1880 G st. NV, RE. =
first-buy later plan.
famous make piano yours to try
only So wkly. KITS 1890 G st
NV RE. 1922. 81
PIANO, steinway used vertical; So
IN; reeonditioned: a harEain at
l10S G st. NV. DI. 7-s464. --31
PIANO. Chickering console; guitar,
Gibson electric. OIL. 2-Q341. 66OS
S0th pl., Cabin John, Md. II
PIANO. Hallet Davis a. Co.: square
grand; lovely rosewood finish: 500;
owner moving. UN. 4-6e02. ii