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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
FURNITURE BARGAINS

Don't buy until YOU see this
MODERN s-PC. BEDROOM suite.
Includes dresser with mirror, chest
of drawers. full-siZe bed, your
choice Of cordovan mahogany or
lined oak. plus blanket, pillows,
FOR THE LIVING ROOM. we in
elude a modern eft. sofa, which
opens into a bed at night. with
matching chair. your choice OF
colors, plus end tables and cock
tail table
FOR THE DINETTE we include
"A pieces, a 5-pc. dinette, with
32-piece dinner set, and 24-pc
stainless-steel flatware set. service
for g.
ALL 3 ROOMS OF
ND AND MEM EIIRNITIIRE
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RADIO, sHoRTWAvE and ANA
TEUR. Hallicrafters new S-36-E.
others Oh: TRADES : WANTED Bud.
get terms. AL kinds Of used
transmitters. HT-32, crank-up
towers back In stock. See Ed or
Dick, EMCO WHOLESALERS.
downtown, 500 18th st. NV. NE.
S-43S1,. and Silver Spring, 1928
fidler lane (aeross from Searst,
RADIO GEAR, amateur. auto sw
converter. Transmitting tubes, low
power transmitter, dynamic mike,
etc. DU. 5-5870.
RADIO AMATEUR'S-sWL's. largest
stock ham gear in town-WRI,
HY-GAIN antennas full stock: also
fresh stock in Natl, Hammerlund
Gonset. plenty q I, surplus bargains
RADIO HAM SHACK. W3NJT, 514
Forest Glen I'd, s. s.. Md. Open
daily 1880 to 1880 pm. JU
S-l6OS.
RADIO TRANSMITTER, Elmac Az
ga. Gonset cow. PF-103 Dyna-
motor; very reas. HA. -2-7313
RADIO EQUIP. re-
ceiver. Ssh generator parts. etc;
very reas. Mr.. COLLIERE. OIL.
o-6967. Call today or next week
RANGE. 3O-in. Tappan. gas. visu-
allte oven, waist-high broiler; orig.
$50: like new. 500 or best offer.
Pc. 1895.
RANGE, new. large crosley cleo,
never been used. Sis. tn. 2-2174.
RANGE, 38-in. gas: nearly new;
less than q price. ia. 7-S436.
REFRIGERATOR AND ELECTRIC
STOVE: reas. 1912 N. Capitol
st. Apt. /.
REFRIGERATOR, Kelvinator, new
11-cu.-ft., 500; Kenmore auto
matte washing machine, 5 yrs. old,
$50. SIP. 3-4S23.
REFRIGERATOR Westinghouse, 4
it., In excellent condition, $40.
ia. 7-1562.
REFRIGERATOR, Norge, like new.
reasonable. OIL. 6-l15S.
REFRIGERATOR, 10 Gu. IT., excel,
cond.. $50. JU. 9-S935.
REFRIGERATOR, left hand hinged
door, lift. Kelvinator with
freezer across top, SIS. Also SIT.
s ssS41 type freezer $40. OIL
REFRIGERAToRs: some, freezer
tops. rein. $40 up i-yr guar.
also washers. driers FREDER-
ICK'5. 1905 l4th ST.. la. $4,000
sEFRIGERATORs. used. $3.50
up credit guar del ACME STOVE
l0l tn 81 NV. NA S-S952
REFRIGERATOR, large wall type
accompaniment dairy product
fully equipped with motor; priced
very reasonably. AID. 1880. 341S
18th st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR. electric, ~ Gu
IT,, auto. ice maker. 2-door Ser
vel: , yrs old. perfect condition
owner moving; S175. UN. 4-7354
REFRIGERATORS f2)-Brand-neV
2-dr.. 12-cu.-ft. frost-free West.
inghouse refRrs. In color. S1s5 ca
Call OIL. 2-3341 betw. 12 and {
pm. After q. RA. 3-s2S2.
REFRIGERATOR. meat display
case, 10 #. long, no compressor
Sin III p.0S00
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foR SALE

VIOLIN. a size: bicycle, e6 IN,
girls; For information can ia.
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SAxOPHONE. tenor; Martin; lust
completely overhauied; like new;
SITS. JU. S-4794.
sAxoPHoNE, BUEsCHER
TENOR. EXCELLENT coND.
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GUN. Czech tBrnol sportine rife
S-mm. magnun tSxR0) set trie-
ser new never tired $50 or part
trade on a Robot ROYAL camera or
Dewalt MB-F power saw. OIL. =
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VACUUM, all makes. sIO-s20, GOOD
condition: nice gifts, i-yr guar
sell Baltimore blvd AP. 5.3553
VACUUM CLEANER, O-E upright
Completely reconditioned. like new
HE. 4-fbi6.
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GAS RANGES
MODERN. REcoNDITIoNED
$18 TO 1895
GUARANTEEp l YEAR

oOANNFlAN I'LL EfiR
ACE PLUMBING SUPPLY co.
2229 Ga. Ave. NV AID. 4-O07s
GAS STOVE, 36'. Si5. Very nice
Also stove, S35. Can deliver. 10
2-567l.
GAS STOVE, small tabletop; good
condition; S35 Call at 1899 Ala
ave. sc.
GENERATORS STARTERS. $3.50
up. lge. assert electric motor re-
Pairs ps,p t Mo 7yydoo!c ARTY- 1908
GENERATORs-llO-v. &C, gas
HARRY j. ABRAMS. i24 L st. ne.
GENERATORS. HOY. a.c.. gas en-
CINE power, 10 XIV. and XIV. HAIR
RY j. ABRAMS, l24 L st. ne.
GRAPHOTYPE. model 634i; per-
feet condition. HARRY J. ABB
RAMS. l2i L st. ne.
GRAPHOTYPE, Model 834l, perfect
condition. HARRY J. ABRAMS,
ia L 81. ne.
GRAPHOTYPE
Keyboard cleo, upper and lower
case very quiet. Must sell. S375.
GROCERY CARTS, is, 1910 North
Capitol St, no. 2-6504.
GUITARS, lady's size. with nvlon
So so GUITAR SHOP, 1916 M
ST NV. Me. s-l41g.
GUITAR, brand-new electric guitar
and ampl cOmnl, $50: list. Soa
RELIABLE PAWNBRORERS. 400
nth 81 NV, MA S-GihT
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FURN.: 2I-inch console TV. $50.
Mahog. tele. table and chair SIS.
3 st. windows. $40. UN. 4-349S.
matched pair; high
back Windsor: ideal fireside
cream linen floral and green bou-
Gle; made in Hickory, N. c.; ex-
eel cond: less than half orig.
cost; Sun. 1-6. ia. 7-5s59
FURN. Maple dresser, mirror
bed, mattress, springs; hest offer.
Call Monday. OF. 1895.
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TELEVISION, Motorola, 2l-inch
screen. 1857 table model, push
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TIRE SALE

Full Recaps; Guaranteed 9 Yrs.
Also Snow Treds--Low Prices
6.70x15 $3.50
y rOw1E = aO~Is q Of
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GAS LOGS
jerks. 7.a It'll ST. NV.
MA Q-0SAS

Ma. s-OS4s.
GARAGE DOOR. overhead, craw-
lord. with hardware; 8 ftx5 it.,
excel cond,; S35. WI. 6-5129.
GARAGE DOORS, pair. 81 in
wide. used. wooden. II panes glass
each. Hardware. Sl5. WE. $685.
GAS HEATER, ceiling unit. 75.OOc
btu Also Air-Temp gas furnac
2OO.O0O btu; used l6 mos JA
S-i343
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10000 OTHER BARoATNs-YoU NAME TIVE HAVE IT
FREE PARKING ON OUR PRIVATE LOT
j. H. GICHNER
SINCE 1915 $50
2513 M ST. NV. FE. 3-6345
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a.9 Carroll ST. NV.
Takoma Park. d. c.
TU. 2-O420
Open weekdays 9 to 8
SUNDAY, 10 to 5
FURNITURE

Colonial mahogany dining. room,
large buffet with lined silver drawer,
3 other double drawers, storage
area in bottom, has partitloned
platter compartment, 3 pull-out
shelves, ETC.; 4 solid mahogany
Chippendale chairs, 2 pedestal Dun
can Phyfe drop-leaf tables with
vanishing extension leaf, custom
made heat-proof table pads IN
Bristol glass table lamp. Call OIL.
R-S2Sl after 10 am.
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TELEVISTON. RCA j AZ console. S35,
Good condition. Call after 10 am,
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SEWING MACHINES

Two dark and light wood. brand
new consoles Zig-zag all purpose
attach. Balance S4S. 81 weekly
buys. These machines were in law
away and customers moved so here
is your chance to get a good ma
chine at "a price Call now for
Iree home demon KE. fi-SS90.
VIRGINIA SEWING CENTER. 5151
Lee Hwy, Arlington. Va.
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FURNITURE
Used But Not Abused

New sofa and chair. S125: new
student desk. $3.50; new lamps,
ends and step tables. $40 each
single Hollywood bed, complete,
sci so; single bunker beds. .S25
ca: blonde and charcoal bedrm
suites, S225 each.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

HAM EoUIP.-Hammauland COM
munieatiop receiver, Model HQ-
s lSsx Al a Inc eo 500 P aR s .ss:sP
HEARING AID. micromatic audi
vox. peri. condition: cost $40 IN
1852 and was USED only ! week;
will sell for best offer. Ii. 6-2974.
HEATERS. ranges. stoves new,
used gas, oil. coal. WOOD ACMk
/ Stow. lOl1 9TH NV Ma S-Sg52
HEATRRS-das. oil. coal. wood
jerks. 72s 9TH st. NV. MA
HI-FI HEATHKlT TUNERS, perfect
AM-FM, both. $3.50; each, $50.
lHI-FI--Custom- built amplifier. 40
I W. continuous, 250-w. peak: Tor
| professional or home use: $50.
/ ia. 5000.
HI-FI, professional tape recorders;
Presto IN. De. $1,000. Ext. 6i9.
HI-FI amplifier kits from S22:-
tuners, SIS: English imported
speakers, I2". S9.95: beautiful
imported 3-speed turntables, 50:
Stephens" speakers, 20es OF. See
Is first .cr for A AiI,sTS.,I Bo 3ap
El0nEn 5COll H. MClN lOs7na 0ALt-
WANTED, budget terms. friendly
service and advise. EMCO WHOLE
SAIERS, downtown: 500 18th ST.
NV. NE. S-43Sl and Silver
Spring: 1928 Fidier lane (agfoss
from Searsl, JU 5-ls00.
system. Rek-o-Kut arm: table;
/ pre-amp. and sow amplifier:
ebony finish cabinets; s235. ia.
5000.
H-FI--1o-in coax, spkr.. in cor
cab, S45: Lansing system in
/ Caposio cor. cab: new Ampex
! Stero system. = pa. amplifiers;
will take trade OIL. 1881.
HI-FI AMPLIFIER, Bell e122; $50
/ or best offer. IKE. 7-1292.
HI-FI, Rek-o-kut Rondine turn
table, Model Big, on Wellcor base
with 16-in. Fairchild transcript
ton arm, Model 2S1-A, plus 2
extra cartridge slide kits: -S149
val. for S9S.50 Also Fisher Master
Audio cont; Model 50-CN. IN Fish
HI-FI SPEAKER SYSTEMS cor
ner horns, ls-in Ri. | Lorsnz
Z baANA CNe- w IL O-esCOps
Hl-FI BARGAIN-Garrard RCsO-M
changer; sac; 5 Bogen amplifier,
tweeter with compenser crossover
in bass-reflex cabinet, $50. BOB
HUEY. WO. 6-3SS6
HOSPITAL BED. like new; adjust
able . way: S35. J. H. GICHNER
2513 N st. NV. FE. 3-6345.
TrnCnVrAU nrn $3.50 ~
head and foot spring; $50 or best
offer. OIL 4-3433.
HOUSEHOLD GOODs-Odd pieces.
chairs, tables. radio, dishes. porch
glider. Must sell. ia. 9-30S2 24'
HUMIDIFIERs f2), with controls,
. months old; SIS each. Call OIL.
ICE CREAM PARLOR table and 4
chairs. Twisted wire legs. good
condition. Call JU. 5000.
IRONER, Kenmore. years old.
good eonditi0n: must sell; $50
JU. 7-5S2S.
IRONER. whirlpool, excellent con-
dition: best offer. sol Oneida St
ne.
IRONER, IRONRITE; rent or buy.
/ $3.50 per week. DOWD'S. AIS
Conn. ave, EN-. 2-730O.
JAPANESE KIMONA or cocktail
dress; black silk. with floral design:
gold brocade sash; $50. DA. 5-SSSS
JEFp POWER TAKE OFF. pulley
and governor; slightly used. DU.
5-9115.
JUKE BOX, Wurlitzer; good cond.:
ideal for rec. room: $50. Call so.
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TAPE RECORDERS = Fale.. one
Webcor 2030, 3-speaker unit, with
built-in stereo.. excel cond.. S125:
one RcA, In beautiful nah. con-
sole, 3 speakers. new guarantee,
S175; one WI. new, with stereo
play back $145; one Pentron-VU
meter, perfect operating eond.,
$50: one Webcof musicale. phpno,
SIS; two wire recorders. $50 ca.
Mon. Sat, FIDELITY SOUND CO..
1429 L st. NV. AID. 4-6e24.
TELEvIsION, RCA / 4" console. SIS.
Good condition. Call after 10 am.
TELEVISI0N = Brand new 1858
models at terrific savings for cash
buyers PARAMOUNT co. 202
Georeia ave. NV. Hu. $4,000.
TELEVIsION, Motorola, 2l-inch
screen, 1857 table model. push
button control. JU. S-3526.
TENOR SAX, Buescher, 5000; alto
sax. Conn, Sl00; clarinet. Bufiet.
5000. Phone IKE. S-4469.
TIREs-2 s.00xl5 Wv. snow, $50
DIT. ? 7.6Oxl5 WV. snow, SO DR..
2 6.7Ox15 black snow, SIS pr. 3
T60x15 reg, SIS ea. NO. 1897.
TIRES (2l, 7,IOxl5, snow, plenty
tread left, Allstate Premiums, not
recaps; $50. RA. 3-506S.
TIRE SALE, Full caps, guar. is
mos 1907 60x15. Z 50xi4. S7.95.
d 7Oxl5. $685. Add 81 for snow
tread Rec ex ALL-SERVICE TIRE
CO.. 1884 Ga. ave RA 6-9S50
Nd 10 5-444S 1925 Annapolis
I'd. BPb'g. Nd. Wa. 10000 2n44
Lee hwy, Arl., Va IA. 4-4Ss2.
TIRES, S.OOxl4, new Suburbanite
snow tires. slightly scorched. SO
each, tax included. Tires. 7.50x14.
new tubeless Town and Country
design snow tires, S17.9g plus tax
and recappable tire in exchange.
No waiting. HARRY SOLLARS,
1I01 18th ST Sc, Ii. 7-5l62
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

steel desk, 2 chairs.
very good. $50: Formica table,
36x36, . chairs, $50: green and
tan studio couch: like new: opens
to twin beds, 3 pillows, S55:
portable typewriter, Royal: like
new. in carrying case. SIS: r. c.
Allen adding machine: ike new,
$3.50; chest Of drawers, walnut
/ walnut veneer. S25 ea. JU. D.
$3.50. Call Monday only during
day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

FURN. -Bedrm. set. double bed,
spring ana mattress, dresser with
mirror, night table. $50. Desk, IS
cost s7e. sen SIS. JU. 9-05s3.
contents Of 2-bedrm.
apt, incl. nearly new 5-pc. walnut
bedrm. set with bookcase bed, 5-pc.
mah0g. dinette set. lamps, etc.; all
in good eond. ia. S-2960.
FURN.-Liv. rm suite, 3-pc. with
slip covers; twin bedrm. suite with
new mattresses. dresser. chest
bookcase and many good books
Leaving city. Call daytime. RE.
FURN.-IO-pc. fully upholstered,
carved oak dining rm. suite. Very
reas. Pvt. home. EN-. 3-0S33. Well
taken care Of.
FURN. - Zenith chairside radio
pnono comb and double blond OAK
dresser with mirror. Good condi-
ton. Reas. Call IA. S-S737.
FURN.. full dining room suite.
sheraton mahog.: bedroom set,
mahog.: end tables etc. 1924
Aspen st. NV.
FURN.---Lee. Chinese rug: nice sale
suites; odd pcs. NO. 7-4272.
FURN. from nice upper NV. homes
at lowest prices. Bedrms.. din.
rms. liv. rms: chests, drop-leaf
tables, chairs, end tables, Holly
wood beds, etc. abbott and landon,
1910 Albemarle. ST. NV, mr.. Sears.
adjacent Peoples. EN-. 1867 +;
open Sunday. 2-6 pm.
FURN. = Gen. leather armchair.
nah. tel. tble.. mirror, lamp, set
Limoges china. cut glass. china
port. typwr.. old phono., records.
"a pc. sterling, linens, etc. AP. q
2g22.
FURN.-Simmons sleep sofa. bed
rm., liv. rm., din. rm. furn for
sale; reas.. must dispose: moving
out Of town. TU. 2-2513.
FURN.-Mah. Duncan Phyfe love
seat: blk. with tiny flowers; beaut
like new. EN-. 3-0160.
Evening star., 1957-08-14
Young Sufecrockers
Run Afoul of Wnrden

MINNEAPOLIS (P.-If
these city yeggs had known
more about fish eggs they
might have got away with a
Safe-cracking job.
A trio Of 16-year-old burg
lars stole a safe and took it to
a lonely road along a creek.
What they didn't know was
that Game Warden H. B. Kul-
avar was keeping a close patrol
on streams teeming with
spawning fish. He came upon
the trio trying to open the
safe, arrested them and turned
them over to authorities.
Evening star., 1957-08-14
'Coust Guard
May Acquire
Atomic Ship
Rx the Associated Press

AS the initial step in a pro-
gram to modernize the Coast
Guards fleet. Representative
Bonner, Democrat of North
Carolina, has introduced a bill
to give the organization an
atomic-powered icebreaker.
Mr.. Bonner, chairman of the
House Merchant Marine COM
mittee. said yesterday the bill
would furnish the basis for ex-
tensive committee hearings
early next year on the Coast
Guards ship program.
The modernization Of the
Coast Guard fleet. he said, "is
long overdue"
They do one of the finest
jobs of any Government agen-
cy," he said, land they have
to operate mostly with cast-off
ships from the Navy"
The same is true, he said, OF
the Coast Guards air arm.
I'VE have been trying for
some years to get them new
modern planes for their rescue
work." he said. land finally we
have got a start. A supple
mental appropriation bill pend
ing at the Senate and passed
by the House allots the Coast
Guard $8.1 million for new
planes, and it's about time"
Evening star., 1957-08-14
Colo. headquarters Of Air De-
fense Command.

Colo. headquarters Of Air De-
fense Command.
No Red Planes Sighted
The bomber was out Of sight
and .soundless as 1t made its
first high pass over DEW line,
then turned back for q low
pass.
Approximately 600 civilian
employees of the Federal Elec-
trio Corp. man the continent
spanning DEW line stations.
At a news conference, Gen.
Wray also gave these answers
to questions:
No Soviet planes that we
know Of" have been picked UP
by DEW line stations so far.
Present DEW line equipment
is designed for detection Of OBJ
jects the size OF bombers. 1t
is possible" that jet fighters
could get through the line un-
detected but it is highly un-
likely that such short range
aircraft would be used by an
enemy at the vast range in
volved in a strike toward the
United States.
DEW line could pick up guided
missiles at reasonable altitude
but with present equipment
could not pick up ballistic mis-
siles.
Gen. Wray conceded it was
possible to jam any kind of
radar If enough jamming power
were available but such jam
ming itself would be a warning
that an enemy was operating
against the system.
Says Equipment Is Good
Gen. Wray said present equip
ment is damned good radar;
the best we have"
Asked If there were plans to
spend more money on improve
ment of DEW line beyond the
half billion estimated up to
now. he said. There are no
plans at this time" but added
that as speed and other per-
Torrance of bombs improve.
that might become necessary.
DEW line stations actually
ring a warning bell. Audible
signals sound to alert operators
as a plane penetrates the line
This is in addition to a visual
radar scanning system and pho
tographing Of radar image for
schulLls ueIalleo information to
air defense command.
Gen. Wray said the use Of an
audible alarm means a big saw.
ing in manpower.
Instead Of the 900 men now
manning the line, it would
need 5000 If no audible sys-
tenn were used. he said.
Gen. Wray formally accepted
a certificate from w. E. Burke,
Western Electric Co.. vice pres
ident. The certificate said.
"On this date the land-based
section Of the Arctic Distant
Early Warning line stands
ready to preserve peace and aid
defense OF people Of the free
world"
Evening star., 1957-08-14

of tests have been taking place
during the last month of BAT
jet bombers seeking to pene-
trate the line at high, medium
and low altitude from various
approaches out over the Arctic
Ocean.
In instances where friendly
craft triggered the radar alarm
a signal was flashed from Point
Barrow to Ladd Field. 800 miles
south, which sent up intercept
tors to investigate.
NewSmen watched yesterdays
demonstration in the darkened
console room of a radar sta
ton. They saw a pinpoint oi
light on a luminous screen. AS
they entered the room, a BAT
was approaching at $4,000 feet
altitude from l40 miles out. II
closed distance rapidly but
meanwhile, a test message was
sent flashing on it's way soutt
for relay to Colorado Springs
Evening star., 1957-08-14
Religious Emphasis
IUrqed for IsrueIis

AMSTERDAM, The Neither
lands (R.-Unless Israel eStab-
fishes emphasis on its distinct
i've religious character. the Jew
in Israel will cease to be a
jew" a leading Jewish scholar
told a world conference on
Judaism here.
DR.. Eugene Mihaly Of the
Hebrew Union College-Jewish
Institute Of Religion in New
York. said failure of Israel to
stress its Jewish religious mis-
sion would be "Calamitous for
Israeli Jewry" and would
threaten world Jewry ITSELF"
Evening star., 1957-08-14

Force Electronic Defense Sys-
tenn, made the evaluation yes
terday at a formal ceremony
marking formal delivery OF
DEW line by the builders, the
Western Electric Co., to the
Government.
In the first public demon
stration for newsmen, the DEW
line station here picked up a
USAF jet bomber far out over
the Polar Sea as it streaked
toward the warning system at
more than 600 miles an hour.
Visitors Trigger Alarm
After the demonstration.
Gen. Wray disclosed that in
what amounted to unplanned
tests, stations along DEW line
have spotted unidentified air.
craft. which later proved to be
friendly planes far of course
or otherwise accidental visitors
to the electronic search path.
Gen. Wray also said a variety
Evening star., 1957-08-14

ATOMIC TEST SITE, New,
Aug. IA (R.-Fourty -four min
utes before H-hour, the Atomic
Energy Commission today post
poned a nuclear test slated for
IS am.
Evening star., 1957-08-14
DEW Line Tests Show
100 Per Cent CopobiIity

POINT BARROW. Alaska. Aug "a Q1cThe Distant Early
Warning mielong chain Of radar stations
guarding Americas northern rim has been operating in
test for has shown 100 cent capahy says
a ranking United States airman
Brig Gen Stanley Wray. chief Of the United States Air
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pictures OF Omaha Queen
Contestants on Page 81

drinks. Games for young and
old will start promptly at 400
pm, and booths will be open
during the course of the day,
for all concerned.
The picnic will be high
lighted by the coronation
of the Croatian Day Queen,
at 600 pm. Contestants
vieing for the honor and
their organizations are:
Barbara Anne Mickells,
"St. Anne" CFU Lodge
23O; Helen Grgich, "Sts.
Peter and Paul" CFU Lodge
1O1; Rose kasun, "Good
Shepherd" ecu Lodge and
Rita Kresnik, Croatian
Club.
A wrist watch will be a.
warded the queen and her
aides will be presented appro-
pirate gifts.
Monsignor Juricek will de-
liver a short address to the
crowd, to cap the festivities.
Music for your dancing and
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hahoning Valley United
Lodges "FratsrnaI Day"
On Sunday, August 4th

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - The
Croatian Fraternal Unions
United Lodges of Mahoning
Valley will hold their 9th An
nual "Fraternal Day" on
Sunday, August 4.
AS per time honored GUS
tom, the festivities will be
held under the auspices of
Youngstown Lodges sc, 100,
149 and 435, Campbell Lodge
1875 and Struthers Lodge 504,
and will take place at the
St. Nicholas Picnic Grove on
Shady Run Rd., here in
Youngstown.
Supreme Treasurer Mar
tin Krasich will represent
the Home Office of the
Croatian Fraternal Union
on the occasion and speak
during the afternoon pro-
gram.
Musical selections will be
rendered by Joe Marmalich
and his Balkan Serenaders
Tamburitza Orchestra.
Plenty of hot barbecued
lamb, liquid refreshments,
etc., will be available from the
very start of the gathering,
until the crowd disperses.
Members and friends of the
tri-state area are most cor
daily invited to attend this
annual celebration.
Vincent Radilovic, Sec'y.
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Brighton 484 Outing
To Feature Tam Stars

NEW BRIGHTON, Pa. -
Camaraderie will reign on
high here Sunday, July 21,
when the members of Croa-
tian Fraternal Union Lodge
484 stage their Annual Pic
mic at Wise's Grove, Route 88
(off Mercer Road, on the
outskirts Of New Brighton.
Those who go for dancing
will be pleased to learn that
the Sava River Boys of Pitts
burgh have been engaged to
provide the music on the oc-
casion.
These young men are men,
bers of the internationally
famed Duquesne University
Tamburitzans and each is a
musical star in his own right.
The usual hot barbecued
lamb will be available, along
with all the other solid and
liquid refreshments.
All members and friends of
the sponsoring lodge and
other lodges and organiza-
tons of the area are invited
to attend.
To,>. .raskknn
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Milwaukee Lodge 807
To Meet Sept. 18th

MILWAUKEE, Wis. - The
next meeting of CFU Lodge
8O7 will not be held until Sep
tember ~.
If you didn't receive your
notice, how about sending us
your correct address? 1t is
difficult to know that men,
bers have moved when they
keep the news a military Sc
cret.
Mary and John Kobza and
AL Vigo spent a week in the
East, looking up their child
hood haunts. Chuck and Anne
Puskarich also spent a week
in the east visiting relatives.
Olga and Fran Rocki spent
two weeks vacationing in Flo
rida and Nassau. Well now
sing one chorus of There's
No Place Like Home!
Be sure to pay your dues,
to report changes of address
and aything else that the Of
ficers should know.
Gabby Vanguard