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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 81 Champion con
Vertible coupe. automatic trans
mission. radio, heater, new top
very clean throughout. only S495
safety tested for your protection
PAUL BROS. lOLDS), Wis. ant
Ellicott SITS. NV, KE. 7-130s.
STUDEBAKER 1887 Dictator 4-dr.
10000 mi: runs well: new seat
covers. ! owner. IA. 7-02S2.
THUNDERBIRD So; power steering
pOTtr brakes. wire wheels, Wv
tires, . tops, one owner; S2,4a5
Also 80 Thunderbird. $500 miles
gWTaIlnVf rneTSfgar
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WAS $2,345
NOW $2.088
Olmstead Motor Co.

OlIIlSIedQ MOJUI ".
Arlington 5 Odds Dealer Since 1885,
1000 WILSON BLVD IA. 1-S40(
PONTIAC 1866 hardtop 4-dr
HYDRA: and n; fully equipped
new-car warranty, low miles SO.
41o FLOOD PONTIAC. 422i Con.
necticut Wo $4,000
PONTIAC 1853 station wagon. 81
$50: doors, . seats, automatic
immaculate: low miles FLOOT
PONTIAC, 422I Connecticut WO
h-Si0u
PONTIAC 1853 Catalina coupe So.
1871 2-tone gray. low miles hydra
r and h; new-car warranty
FLOOD PONTIAC, 4.2l Connect
cut WO $500
PONTIAC 1856 cdr sedan S2.3l5
hydra ara h loaded with ex.
tras. never used FLOOD PONTIAC
4.2l Connecticut NO 6-S40c
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
VOLk SWAGEN 1856 Microbus q
luxe: S2,045. Cypress 1888.

VOLkSWAGEN 1856 Microbus d.
luxe: 5000. Cypress z-s9s3.
WHLYS JEEP; 4-Wheel drive: Al
shape: good tires; hunting special
$3.50. OF. 4-7079 after d.
wILLYS 1858 Eagle 2-dr.. 2-tone
black and maroon. radio, heater.
overdrive, Just traded; will sacrifice
for only $685..
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1896 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va
ia. 2-9u0l Open I'll $50
WHY'S 1882 fully equipped ii
every way: very nice cond,; an idea
second car; lots of mileage per gal
Ion; cash or finance; S4a5.
TAKE U. S. ! TO
BANNING & SONS
$500 Baltimore Blvd, Hyattsyille
WA. 7-444O
Ask Tor Ny. lIakes Open Til. 2
WILLYS-We have selection OF
traded station wagons, jeeps and
l-ton pickup. Prices start al Sc15
SLIGO MOTORS, 962 Sligo ave.
s, s. Nd. JU. 1-90s0, or RIA
WILLYS 50 station wagon: looks
and runs like new: 1913. Terms
S2a down. See between 10 and 4
pm 13o Rhode Island ave. lie
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AUToMcBILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC ID Star Chief 4-door.
equipped with radio. heater, Straso-
fiite hydramatic. power brakes,
tinted glass; in new-ear ecne-,
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BANNING & SONS

PONTIAC 1856 Star Chief 4-dr.
hydTamatic, r. and h.: very clean
quick service. Sl,595; SOB down
BELL MOTORS, 500 Wis. ave
NV WO G-Snu0
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ZEPHYR '53 -" 4-dr.; heater over
head-valve engine. leather interior:
real clean; S795. HILL & SAM
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
TIA Vermont ave. NV, AID A.
1890. Open ewes. til 9. Sat til 5.
SALE SALE SALE
Ford 80 Victoria. all extras S515
Plym. 81 Beivedere. wonderful, $50
De Soto 81 Sports. like new. AIS
Pont. 81 el. cpe.. super value. 396
Buick 81 4-dr.. Special 450
Chey. 81 De Luxe 2-dr., terific, AS
Chev. 80 2-dr. and cl. spe.. AL. 1875
ALCO MOTORS
2J15 Nichols Ave. Sc.
10. 2-242t E-Z Terms
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TRIANGLE FORD

3010 Z. / AVE NE. DE. 2-6302
PONTIAC 81 Star Chief custom A..
DR.; radio, heater, white-wall tires,
low mileage; like new: original
owner KE. S-247O. Best offer
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Chew Chase ChevroIet
MCKEE PONTIAC

PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE
NEW USED-cAR LOCATION
1ath and l. SIS wv 81 81, ~
PONTIAC 1883 Chieftain sedan
bronze fnish fuiiy equipped inClud-
ing power steering. power brakes.
radio and heater, Wv tires: 3 POS
Akers OldS-Cadillac Co.
Faulineton Shopping Center
Alley Va ON .i-N3SO
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AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80 club coupe; splendid
Sl95. terms $40 down MR. AR
THUR. LA. 6-2700.
PONTIAC '53 Catalina Custom IS"
with leather upholstery, r and h
turn signals, Wv. tires. green anc
white finish: striking beauty
excel. cond. 81. 0go. Written guar
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-29

ted upon to be used this year
to help the poorer bowlers
whose entry we most certain
ly welcome. This is a national
C.F.U. Five Pin Tournament
and all members of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union are eli
gible. AS such they should
notify their league secretaries
as soon as possible. If you do
not bowl with a C.F.U. sane
toned bowling league contact
your lodge secretary.
The deadline for entries is
March 31st, 1856. SO let's get
those entries in fast and per-
haps we may be able to pub
lish schedule in the Zaied-
nicar before the running of
this 10th G.. F. u. Five Pin
Tournament.
To facilitate entries from
a larger radius than has here
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Annual Canadian Five Pin Tournament
Will Be Held April 20.21 In Toronto

Toronto, Ont. - On Feb
ruary 19, 1856 a meeting was
held to make arrangements
for the 10th C.F.U. Five Pin
Tournament to be held this
year in Toronto. At this con-
clave, "Jadran" C.F.U. Lodge
832 was given the honor of
being the host lodge and a
committee was elected to
handle the details.
The tournament will be
held at the Harry Bowling
Alleys, IA Terauly Street, To-
ronto over the two days, Fri
day and Saturday, April 20
and 21st, 1856. A Victory
Banquet and Dance will be
held Saturday evening, April
21st at the Croatian National
Home, 1850 Dupont Street,
Toronto.
A handicap system was vo-
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lodges which have up to and
including the annual tourna-
ment meeting officially placed
a tournament bid. The tour
nament city shall rotate from
East to West and no city or
section will be allowed to hold
the tournament successfully.
(b) Before said ballot is
taken each city desiring to
host the tournament shall be
given the opportunity at the
meeting to place before the
assembled body its claim and
proposition of having an es-
tablishment large enough and
with a regulation basketball
floor. Bids for the tourna-
ment are to be made over the
signatures of the gymnasium
owners or operators and the
central committee or lodge
president and secretary.
(c) Towels must be provi-
ded for all tournament games
the host lodge(s) being obli-
gated where the gymnasium
rental does not meet this pro-
vision" Unquote.
Lodges desiring to bid for
the 1857 Basketball Tourna-
ment, and we know of one al
ready, should submit their
tournament bids beforehand
to the C.F.U. Sports-Educa-
tional d c pa r t m n t, 3441
Forbes Street, Pittsburgh, 13,
Pa. We suggest such consid-
Grafton even now we'll before
the annual basketball tourna-
ment meeting.
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Delegates To Annual Cage Tournament
To Meet In Monessen Sunday, March 1S

Pittsburgh, Pa. - This is
official notice to the effect
that the annual meeting of
the Basketball Tournament
will be held Sunday 1890
AM. March 18, 1856 in Mon
essen, Pa. The assembly room
will be duly advertised at the
tournament itself. On the a.
genda among other things
will be that Of selecting the
1857 tournament site.
We quote here some perti-
nent rules, namely:
Administration: Section 2.
(a) Each lodge or nest hav-
ing entered a team in the an
nual tournament is entitled
to be represented at the an
nual meeting of the delegates
by one duly elected or ap-
pointed delegate or alternate.
Such delegate to hold office
for the term of one year, end
ing with the opening of the
next annual meeting.
(b) Delegates will at the
annual meeting openly dis
cuss with Home Office Off
cial representatives the pro-
posed amendments and addi-
tons to the tournament rules,
and the betterment of the
annual sports event.
(c) All delegates qualifying
in accordance with the afore-
mentioned will carry one vote
in all deliberations.
Bylaws Rule 8, Tourna-
ment City (a) The city in
which the tournament will be
held shall be decided by Sc
cret ballot at the annual
meeting of the Tournament.
Balloting shall be made from
those central committees and
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18th Annual Cage Tourney Schedule
MARCH II and 18, 1856
MONESSEN HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM


Knox and Sixth Streets - Monessen Pennsylvania
SATURDAY - MARCH II, 1856
Quarter Final Round
1l:O0 AM - Farrell, Pa. Lodge 1926 Monessen, Pa.
Lodge 1914
1900 Noon - Johnstown, Pa, Lodge Steeton Pa,
100 PM. - Youngstown, Ohio, Lodge 66 vs. Cleveland
Ohio, Lodge $50
200 PM. - Etna, Pa Lodge VS. Conway Pa Lodge
$40
SemFinal Round
300 PM. - Monessen Pa, Nest 81 81 VS. Conway Pa,
Nest 1O3
400 PM. - Farrell Pa Nest 1870 VS. Monessen, Pa,
Nest 81 "A"
500 PM. -- Farrell Pa. Lodge 1876 - Monesscn Pa
Lodge 1874 Johnsown Pa, Lodge =
Steeton Pa. Lodge Is
600 PM. - Youngstown, Ohio, Lodge sc = Cleveland
Ohio, Lodge 859 Etna, Pa, Lodge -
Conway, Pa, Lodge $40.
SUNDAY - MARCH 49, 1856
Final Round
1:30 PM. - Junior Division Championship of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union of America
2:i5 PM. - Adult Division Championship of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union of America.
Note: All Junior Division games will be played with
CD minute quarters final round game with eight 81
minute quarters All Adult Division games will be played with
eight (8 minute quarters final round game with O)
minute quarters Each team must report to the Gym Chair
man at least one half ~ hour before game time.
Championship trophies to be awarded at the Victory
Banquet 600 PM followed by Dance; both events taking
place Sunday evening" March 49, 1856 the Croaan Home
1858 Schoonmaker Avenue Monessen, Pennsylvania.
Frank Braidc Director
CF.U. Sports Educational Dept
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Mozete imati modernu kabinu
udesenu umjetniCkin, proUjetre-
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WELLAND, ONTARIO
Lodge Gil League
st. ROchus Lodge 5
Tpupin eptIp

tofore been associated with
our Five Pin Tournaments,
we urge that you contact the
tournament secretary, Robert
Nizich, SIP Prince Edward
Drive, Toronto, Ont, Canada.
Robert Nizich, Sec'y.
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Containing % Potent Amounts Of The Above Six Anti Degsneatve
Elements For Maintenance And Repair OF Cells Tissues Organs Bones

anyloaf ever before known princi-
pally in that Staff contains high,
potent amounts Of thesesix anti
degenerative" elements which
must be present in the dietary to
avoid vitality losses.
Thus, eating staff is like taking
a prescription -. ian ounce of
prevention" that can help you
keep normal vitality up longer.
please note: staff is not a
"cure." Only a doctor can help
the person suffering the effects of
deficiency Of any one or all Of the
six anti-degenerative elements
Better Thun TSking Medicine
To doctors who specialize in treat
ment Of older people, good nutri-
ton is Of utmost concern.
First, because good food is
fundamental to good health.
Second, because the cost Of med
icines is hardship to many older
people.
Mostimportant, well-nourished
older bodies are better able to
withstand shock and disease.
Thus, eating staff as IAN ounce
Of prevention" to avoid falling
into a deficiency hole" is better
than paying for medicines to get
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out Of a deficiency hole"
Keen Normal Vitality 10 Ionuer

To help keep normal vitality up
longer. eat a well-balanced diet Of
protein foods such as milk, meat,
fish, eggs, cheese; energy foods
such as bread, beans and pota-
toes; protective foods such as
oranges, tomatoes and green
leafed and yellow vegetables.
And-eat staff Bread every day.
Because staff contains high,
potent amounts Of the six anti
degenerative food elements which
gerontology recognizes many
people fail to eat in sufficient
amounts.
6 ounces OF staff daily should
helpprotectyou against deficiency
in these vitality-saving elements.
Costs More - Worth More
staff is white with a somewhat
firm texture. And a flavor richer
than ordinary white bread. And a
wonderful toasting quality.
staff costs more than ordinary
white bread. However, the nutri-
tional Improvement make it
vastly superior.
And it's smarter to eat staff
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is the second largest on record.
Rejecting the heavy supply,
local food chains are featuring
them this week along with two
more Florida fruits-grapefruit
and oranges.
If you would like to duplicate
our horn-of-p plenty for your
holiday table you'll find a wealth
of material to work with. Apples
of many varieties (the leader
this week is the Stayman) !;
Western pears, California en-
peror grapes, pomegranates. and
nuts galore to tuck in between
for a harvest look.
For munching, the new crop
of California dates and figs have
arrived. And from Italy come
plenty Of chestnuts for the
stuffing, Cape Cod is sending
bushels Of cranberries to be
made into sauce or tangy relish.
It's Pork Again
Another week finds pork still
at the top of the list at meat
counters. This is the season
when a heavy run of hogs comes
to market and we can expect to
find attractive pork prices for
the next several weeks at least.
Along with all cuts of fresh
pork. and. this includes fresh
hams, you'll find good values in
smoked hams, smoked picnics,
and bacon.
In beef. local food stores are
offering sirloin steaks, fresh
ground beef, rib roasts and chuck
roasts. All cuts Of veal are lead
ing items. This includes shoulder
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take your choice between the
Carolina reds or the Maryland
Colds. In replenishing your stock
of white potatoes both Maine
bakers and Long Island whites
will be featured.
Crisp California celery and
radishes for the relish tray, Gu
cumbers for salad, caulifiower,
squash. kale, spinach, or Florida
green Valentine beans are all on
the list of good buys. Other
plentifulS are mushrooms and
parsley.
One staple you're sure to need
. that's the old reliable onicn.
Few food items can boast such
consistent usage as this pungent
bulb. The reason. of course, is
simple. 1t f1avors so many differ
ent dishes. Look through any
cook book and you'll find the
great majority of recipes, out
side of desserts, call for a touch
of this popular seasoning.
Luckily, reports from pro-
ducing areas indicate that the
yellow globe onions are in heavy
supply, and easily among the
best vegetable buys this fall.
1t wouldn't be Thanksgiving
to me without buttered onions
on the menu. Perhaps you would
like to serve them dressed with
/ a cheese sauce, with peanuts
added Williamsburg-style, or
baked with honey.
The Fruit Bowl
At a luncheon this week with
the Florida citrus folk, we were
/ told the tangerine crop this year
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and rib chops. shoulder roasts
leg Of veal. rump roasts and
breast of veal.
Turkeys are getting only casual
mention this week. One food
cnaln is featuring young tom
turkeys over II pounds and fancy
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Avocado Cornish

Bowls of steaming black bean
soup topped with thin slices of
avocado are unusually delicious.
Use canned soup and while it's
heating. stir in couple of
tablespoons of California red
table wine.
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Spicy Topping

Gingerbread delight calls for;
Big squares of gingerbread fresh
out of the oven crowned with
spoonsful of canned apple sauce
that's been heated and made
spicy with nutmeg and CHINA
mon.
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young hens weighing between
lila pounds. Apparently the
big push on turkeys will come
early next week when all sizes
will be offered.
But, to be on the safe side, it's
not a bad idea to place your
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Piping Hot

For breakfast variety serve
apple juice. hot or cold. Hot
apple juice is a new delicious
and stimulating waker-upper.
Heating brings out the apple
fragrance and helps sharpen
appetites.
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order early and thus be assured
OF the exact size you want.
At the seafood counters, the
buys this week are yellow pike,
red snapper. frozen perch filIets,
and dungeness crabs from the
West.-V. F.
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rather than ordinary white bread
and buying medicine to get the
same six anti-degenerative food
elements contained in STAFF.
Thus as IAN ounce Of pre-
vention" :. you are urged to eat
staff every day.
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4 THE MARKET
H$$B BASKET
|Autumn's Harvest Gives
Variety to Holiday Fare

With the 1856 harvest yielding fruits
tables grains and cereals dairy products all kinds
Mrs Homemaker plan just about anything she
Thanksgiving Day dinner
Local food chains this week will be offering long list Of
fresh produce Heading the list potatoes potatoes
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Start eating STAFF today =. eat
6 ounces (about z slices) each day
to help keep your precious
vitality up.
Get staff fresh from your grocer
today. You'll be glad you did.
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CHRONOLOGY, the science Of aging,
attributes much needless degen-
Grafton of physical and mental
vitality after 40 to a deficiency Of
these six dietary elements:
~ protein; ~ iron; (3) cal
cium; az Vitamin b; (5) Vita
min b.; (6) niacin.
Failure Of the body to secure
sufficient amounts Of one or all Of
these six "anti-degenerative" ele-
ments can result in serious de-
terioration in the structure and
health Of bones. organs, tissues
and cells.
Normally, all the elements for
good nutrition are supplied in a
well-balanced diet. However, too
many people, particularly after
40, fail to eat meals Of good dietary
proportions.
Thus risk losing normal mental
and physical vitality.
A Boon To People Over 40
Recognition Of this common
danger to people over 40 has now
resulted in the scientific develop
ment Of a new loaf to take the
place Of ordinary bread.
The name Of this new miracle
loaf is staff. It is different from
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COLOkED-328 18th ST. S.E.-Very
I nice row brick prick S.a iarse 6edrms.
hall, din. rm., modern kit, front
and rear porcnes: fuli osmt.. rec.
rage; S11,25O, $3.50 cash. $1,000
bldg. loan, $4,000 second trust.
Owner occupied. Ii. 4-6732 2Qs
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cS s3s r I lSs5 s Yo Do nov SS
this immac. 6-rm: Colonial with
gas h.-w.h.: mr.. schools and shop
ping; for $3.50. OWNER. ST.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
Colored-Vacant-Redec.

down payment on this well built row
water heat; garage; SOS mo. pay:
ment will cover taxes. ms. and
everything. OIL. 2-al23.
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NEAR BENNING RID AND H ST
Close to Coral Hills shop. center
Semidet. 4-family brick bids. rent 3
FORT DUPONT HILLs-Larss
selection 5 and 8 rms. semidet.
homes. with large CT LIST trust, from
ST 800. with $3.50 On. Lu. 1-7l26.
z ST. Mr.. PA. AVE- rms. 2
large br.. full price, S6.a5O.
TALBERT ST. Mr.. NICHOLS AVE.
Diet; asbestos shingle. 8 large rms.
large lot. S10.500.
9th ST. Mr., PA. AvE.-cornss
brick. arranged for apis. suit. for
profesSi9 ~HI, man nan, LIZ l57i2e;
Det. side hall. Z rms, 3 large bed.
rms. ? nd A.. 1st f; den or bedrm i.
...' HARTiMAN Realty. INC. -
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HARTMAN REALTY, Inc.
OUTSTANDING BUYS

HIILCREST, mr.. Branch ave-; open
3 to q pm; 203O 32nd pl.-Det.
brick; center hall; 8 rms; bedrns.;
full bsmt. with rec. rm. and bath;
garage scr. porch gas heat. Owner
leaving. Priced below market. LU.
HIIIcREsT; 1927 Carpenter St;
open . to 6-Semidet. brick: 5 rms. !:
. large bedrms.; full bsmt.; scr.
porch. Priced below market for
quick sale. Vacant. LU. 2-5976.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS: a block
of Nichols ave: liz Wilmington pL;
open 3 to o p.m.-Det. asbestos
single: 9 rms. with 8 bedrms.,. 2nd
f.; . baths. on LIST d.; 2 large
porches; scar garage: oil NV h. I;
fun bsmt, suit ss for nursery or large
NEAR PENNA. AND ALA. AYES. (;
1886 S st.-Semidet. brick; like
new, 6 rms. 3 large bedrms;; full
bsmt.; gas heat; fenced lot. Priced
for quick sale: S12, $50. Open 2 TO
8 pm. LII. 1876.
HILLcREST; near PennA ave-.
Gust. built Diet. brick; 6 rms; 3
large bedtms.. 2 full baths: ] bedrm.
and bath, LIST A.; full bsmt. with
Large kn 9ageT pine ssy IeS T Priced BELOW
xiNAcosTiA: l4OO blk. Ridge pl.
Brick row: 9 rms; 3 large bed
rms; full bsmt.: built-in garaee;
gas h.-w.h.: Sl2.95O. LU. 1880.
LYNDALE; 5000 Minnesota ave;
vacant-Semidet brick; 5 rms. .
large bedrms.: large knotty pine
bsmt.: scr. porch. Priced very low
for quick sale. Open : to . pm.
LIZ; 1Ag2SSSTTrA. ovarIootins e,tv.
1907 w st. = 4-year-old semidet.
brick; 8 rms; 8 bedrms., full bsmt, ;
gas h.-w.h,; deep lot; vacant;
SI3 500. LU. 4-3gS2.
CONGRESS notwithstanding.
brick; q large rms; 3 bedrms:, tile
bath; full bsmt.; large fenced lot;
% AsiSSA3ScosT1A; 1905 s Stub
stan. built 2,story brick: rms, /:
rec, rm.; porch. BY appt.. LII.
HILLcREsT; mr.. Ala, ave.-Cust.-
built Diet. brick: spacious center
hall; with bedrms., ? fun baths,
md A.; LIST A. den or bedrm-
finished bsmt.; gas h.-w.h.; ano
completely air-cond; Priced much
below cost. LII. 2-5916.
ON ALABAMA AVE; mr.. Penna.
AVE- better than ni nss Osm semI %ith
rec. rm: GE kit; gear garage. BY
coNGREss HEIGHTS; near 50.
Cap. shopping center 4-tamiiy
brick bldg. with / pedrm. each
Price. $4,000. LII. LIES.
NEAR ANACoSTIA H. s.; lS-ft;
front-Semidet brick; side. hall; :
rms; 2 encl. porches; iun psmt .S
HILLCREsT; near Branch ave
Ayr. -old Diet. brick; 6 rms; large
bedrms., = baths. l on LIST n
rec. rm.; den: . firepls.; garage
ser, porch: large level lot; S22,9oO
RANDALL HIGHLANDS: mr.. Nay.
lor I'd. 241S I st.--Oet. frame, !
large rms. bsmt; large level lo'
with plenty shrubbery and flowers
vacant; $1,000 On.
NEAR BRANCH AVE. AND NJ PL,.
new-house cond.-Semidet. brick, I
rms; , large bedrms.; full bsmt.
scr. porch; gas heat. Priced tol
quick sale; Sl0,95O.
ANACOSTIA - 5-rm; asbestoi
shinele with 2 large bedrms. ga
h,-w.h.; garage. Price, 5! 1000.
ANACOSTIA: 2319 Hish st. =
Large Oct. capt. BLDG; 3 rms. anS
bath each; full bsmt.; oil h.-W.h
needs some repair. Sale at bargain
ANACosTIA-Det. frame: 8 lars'
rms; 8 bedrms.; bsmt.;, oil NV n;
level lot; perfect cond'; s4I'oVo
LII. 4-39S2. 800 ,,srtNcs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

COLORED-GI-Nice Groom home
in fine sc. neishborhood, . blocks
to Coral Hills, Md, nice yard. Full
basement. See then call me, S42
51st St. sc. J. NJ. MEDLEY, owner.
10 &.hE.1
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-03-15
Dangerous Apathy

YOUR RECENT editorial on social
security, the gist of which seems to be
that farmers. and ranchers have already
resigned themselves to another new law,
brings into focus a matter that troubles
me a good deal more than my personal
dislike of this compulsory retirement
plan.
What deeply concerns me is the habit
we have drifted into of accepting with
resignation each new dictate from
Washington. Usually these schemes are
Sweetened, as in this case, with bride
which keeps the silence of a portion of
the group affected, but still the re-
mainder of us have accepted even this
reverse of the usual Robin Hood phi
losophy with the usual apathy:-JOe
WOhlgenant, Custer County.