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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

cuje, ali kada navrsi IS 60
dina, MENU Sc moze isplatiti
u gotovom njegova cijela O.
sigurnina kao i u onom pr
vom slucaju. Oval clan bi 60
disnje uplatio svotu cd 1886
a mas Ivan prima nagradu cd
$1,000 prema tome pojacao
je upravnu zakladu "a $21.36.
I u ovom slucaju u koliko je
molitelj stariji, VEGA svota do
lazi u upravni fond iako mas
Ivan bez obzira ma godine
molitelja, prima jednaku ma
gradu a ma ovaj certifikat
prima kao sto sam rekao $12.
Ali recimo da je mas Ivan
upisao takodjer 25-godisnjeg
mladica ma "20 Year Endow-
ment', oval Clan bi godisnje
uplacivao $51.00, cd toga mas
graditelj Ivan dobije $500
a upravni fond $4,000.
Tako eto redom mozemo
nizati sve certificate kod
svih je isti slucaj. Svakako u
koliko je molitelj stariji u to-
liko VEGA svota dolazi u u
pravni fond.
Poznato nam je da Sc il u
pravnog fonda svota placaju
svi potrosci, dakle cijelo po-
slovanje Zajednice. sto sve
povrh ovih prvogodisnjih u
plata novog clana dolazi u u
pravni fond o tome necemo
ovom prilikom govoriti, jer bi
mas udaljilo cd predmeta ko-
jeg smo 81 "a danas odabrali.
Nasa, kako sest mjesecna,
tako i godisnja izvjesca po-
kazuju da nakon sto Sc ma
plate sve nagrade nasim gra-
Fditeljima, cd prvogodisnjih u
Eplata novih clanova u uprav-
Phi fond dolazi jedna prilicna
psvota. God. 1866 nakon svih
isplacenih nagrada upra v n i
fond ma racun kampanja Sc
je pojacao "a 500, 100000.
ia zaista nemogu naci ma
Gina, nemogu naci rijeci ka-
ko bi bolje moga dokazati da
Zajednica ne trosi nj jednog
centa il svoje blagajne, dak-
lie ne trosi clanski novac ma
kampanje, vec trosi novac ko-
j su doprinjeli novi clanovi
a hvala mnogim Ivanima, ko-
j upisuju move clanove. Kad
nebi imali owe Ivane, Matte,
Marie it'd, onda nebi placali
nagrade, niti bi 2rimali jedan
lijepi dio prvogodisnjih upla-
ia novih clanova u upravni
fond.
Da Ii &c nadalje nasi cla-
novi rasprsvljati ma svojim
sjednicama i pisati dopise u
Zajednicar kako sc trose We
like svote Zajednickog novca
ma nase kampanje, kako su
nagrade prevelike t. d. Ne
znam koliko &c nasih clanova
ovo procitati koliko &c in o
ovome misliti, ali ako bi ko-
JON srecom procitali barem
oni, koji cesto prigovaraju, ia
drzim da ovih prigovora nebi
wise bilo.
Da ponovim. Jasno proiz-
lazi da Sc sve nagrade ispla-
cuju cd prvogodisnjih uplata
novih clanova, kojih nebi BIZ
10 da nema nasih graditelja i
da ii izdatci nisu teret ma ma
Sc clanstvo.
Kako da Sc nase kampanje
pojacaju?
Mi imademo stanoviti broi
stalnih graditelja Zajednice.
"a vremena ma vrljeme po-
javi Sc po koje novo lice u
mladjim godinama. To je svi-
ma mama drago vidjeti, ali
tai stalni broj graditelja je
vrlo malen, kada sc ina u vi
du da mi brojimo priblizno
$4,000 odraslog clanstva. Sto
je par stotina graditelja ma
prama $4,000 clanstva? Vrlo
mali broj. Sa brojem odras-
log clanstva neid e m O ma
prijed, dapace idemo natrag.
ITY por,lo 1k,, par,rnd,, |;
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11
zAJEDN|CA NE TR0SI NJ JEDla0G CENTA
Ma KAMPANJE "a N0V0 CLANSTV0
Martin Krasich, glavni b!agajnik

Cesto dapa6e precesto cuemo toliko opetovane tvrd
ne kako kampanje Zaednice preskupe kako trose
velke svote clanskog kampanje kako tro
SAX zaednce sae edan dio clanstva putovana start
krai kao prosle godne. Takove tvrdne posvema
pogresne Poedn odbornc jednice tome prize to
po wise puta psa obiasniava ptane ali unatoc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

cara, drzavnika, 'diplomata,
ideoloskih i vjerskih pred
stavnika odveli SUI svijet u
blokove, nepovjerenje, oruza-
ME i organiziranje armija, Ii
mutna i kao mora teska ne
prijateljska raspolozenja, ko-
ia narode primicu sukobima i
ratovima u kojima opet nebi
ginuli oni koji su ih sprema-
Ii zelili, nego najsiri slojevi
naroda ma obje zaracene stra-
ne. A zasto "a CHE interese
da ginu narodi? Mjesto da
budu zrtve ma cijih bilo in
teresa, intriga i ludovanja,
narodi mogu i trebaju da u
redjuju sami svoje odnose i
da zivu i rade u medjusob-
nom upoznavanju, postivanju
i natjecanju oko svoga ma
pretka i srece. To i jest cilj
Predsjednikove a kcije ma
programu narod narodu. u
poznati svijet $ teznjama, ma
pretkom dostignucima Sic
dinjenih Drzava narode owe
progressive zemlje putevi-
ma zeljama i uspjesima O.
stalog svijeta, ne ma nacin
politicke propaganda, pod
zemnog rovarenja j agresiv-
nog nametanja svojih inte-
resa, nego prijateljskim, brat
skim i drugarskim dodirima
i razgovorima sa sto uzim
medJusobnlm saobra a J m
najsirih slojeva naroda, ma
najrazlicitije moguce nacine.
Zadatak je, da mace dobra
VOLTA sirokih narodnih sloje-
va, ma sve strane svijeta, po-
tisne u pozadinu neprijatelj-
ska raspolozenja sukoblja-
vanja medju drzavama ma
rodima, da Sc lju d osjete
bracom i budu jedni drugima
cd pomoci. Mjesto da poslije
nesporazuma diplomatic, po-
liticara drzavnika govore O.
ruzja vojskovodja, sijuci O.
blake smrti ispod atomskih
explozija u ime idsMoskih lu-
dovanja i gramziAhti "a tu-
dim dobrima, nekA mas do
bra VOLTA naroda spasi cd tin
ludjackih zelja smrtonosnih
poduhvata. Zasto da ne live
mo ma ovome planetu kao
braca kad je to i nasa duz-
most?
Razvoj nauke i tehnike l.
de brzim koracima u susret
upravo ovome brats k o m
druStvenom stanju i odnosi-
ma, i ako Predsjednikova Ak
CHA naroda narodu bude do
bivala i cd strane drzava O.
nakovu podrsku kakova je
data stvaranju blokova i ma
oruzavanju, onda cemo wise
nego sigurno biti zasticeni cd
ratnih nesreca i unistavanja,
jer narodi nece ne zele ra.
ia. Ratove mogu zeljeti samo
ludjaci.
Vec pri prvim pocetcima
owe Akcije Predsjednik je po.
zvao sve nacionalne organi.
zacije, da ucestvuju pri ME.
nom osnivanju i daljnjem ra.
du. Pozvana je bila i Hrvat.
ska Bratska Zajednica, pa ju
je pri prvim konzultovanjima
zastupao njen Vrhovni Pred.
sjednik gospodin Vjekoslay
Mandic. Kasnje je mas Vrhov.
nj Predsjednik Zajednice liza.
bran u glavni odbor Akcije
naroda narodu, a nasa "a
jednica je postala sastavnim
dijelom ovog velikog podu'
hvata stvaranja dobre wolfe
ljubavi, bratstva i izgradjiva'
MIA trajnog mira ma svijetu
U tn svrhu svaki mas clan do.
prinosi jedan cent: godisnje
Vrlo mali obol "a vrlo velike
uzvisene zadatke.
Medjutim nasa je Zajed.
MICA oduvijek stajala i djelo.
vala ma liniji bratstva, izgra.
djivanja dobre wolfe traj.
nog mira medju ljudima i ma.
rodima. Bila je uvijek nosioe
6ohro yO1io mad -,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

J
politicka, bolesno nscionalna
/ prozelitsko vjerska osjeca-
MIA bacena su u ropotarnicu
proslosti, da novi m slobod-
MIN ujedinjenim pokoljenji-
ma sluze jednako "a analizu
kao i krapinsko otkrice Iii
geoloske naslage II a 5 i h pla-
nina. Nova inteligencija Jugo-
slavic, tehnicka i duhovna,
danas Sc probija putevima ma
uke prema novim i sirim vi
dicima. siroki slojevi naroda
traze savrsenije metode rada
u poljoprivredi, novoj mladoj
industriji, trgovini, pa ad-
ministraciji svoje zemlje. U
tome stadiju Sc traze ogle-
daju tudja iskustva j dostig-
nuca. Ia tai posao su nuzna
putovanja, dodiri, razgovori,
knjige i casopisi. Ne propa-
ganda nj lazi politike, diplo-
macije, podzemnih rovarenja,
iskrivljivanja naucnih cinje-
MICA razvijanja bolesnih am
bicija, i t. d., nego cistih ma
ucnih tekovina sto sirih vi
dika "a sto jaci i bril- materi-
jalni i duhovni razvoj zem-
lie. U granicama svojih mo-
gucnosti Jugoslavija salj e
svake godine svoje mlade lju-
de. ma sve strane svijeta, pa
i u Ameriku. u Jugoslaviju
dolaze strucnjaci i instruk-
tori razmjerno wise nego u
ma koju drugu u zemlju ma
svijetu. Ona je otvorila svo-
ia vrata sa svih strana ma
uci i tehnici. Najnoviji carin-
ski propisi su dokinuli svako
opterecenje ma knjige caso-
pise. Jugoslavenske &c naucne
ustanove kao i druge, $ vre-
menom naci nacina, da Sc po-
vezu i uspostave izravne od-
nose sa sebi jednakim iii slic-
MIN institucijama po svijetu
vec svojim zacrtanim putevi-
, ma, pa | po iniji Akcije ma
roda narodu, Vec ovoga je
ljeta mnogo takovih skupina
proslo Jugoslavijom, a jugo-
slavenskih gradjana o tisl o
vani u istom smislu. Pored
turistiickih naucniih puto-
vanja onamo pomalo pristizu
knjige i casopisi cd koristi "a
njihove naucne svrhe i ma
predak u zemlji. Drzava ME-
nj narodi idu napred svojim
pravcem.
Mi Sc po America vrlo ce-
sto i vrlo mnogo hvalimo ka-
ko volimo svoju staru domo-
vinu, svoj hrvatski narod,
svoj srpski narod, svoj slo.
venski narod t. d. Najvecim
dijelom je oval starokrajski
patriotizam iii rodoljublje U
inozemstvu, van granica Ju.
goslavije, osobito kod onih
sto uvijek grme ma Jugosla.
viju, samo maska i laz "a op.
sjenjivanje iseljenistva i u.
hljebljivanje po iseljenickim
ustanovama. Takovi su rodo.
ljubi samo s tart intriganti
koji Sc vjesto lijepe "a mu.
ke i napore drugog postenoe
radnog svijeta, da bi s tih
pozicija bill cd pomoci same
svojoj na najblizoj rodbini
znancima, pa to uvijek j.
spod zita, svercerskim kama.
lima. U njihovim rodoljubi'
vim tiradama, po sastancima
novinarskim bunjistima,, ne
ma istine. Ako Il nasem pa
triotizmu iii rodoljublju lima
imalo istine evo nacina, da 81
to rodoljublje sa jezika pre-
ma staroj domovini okusa
ma djelima.
Dederte, brace yikaci rodo'
ljubi. Stotine skola i naucnil
ustanova, a hiljade professors
i ucitelja sa desetcima hilja
da djaka studenata oname
trebaju naucne i poucne knji
ge i casopise nase Amerike
Trebaju iii il svih grana nj
sve strane u Jugoslaviji. T.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

Ljubav, sloga, jedinstvo je Bog sam, pa
tko u Ijubavi, slogi jedinstvu estate, tai
estate Bogu, Bog je II MENU. -
Biskup Strosmajer 5. prosinca 1896 -
ujedinjenoj hrvatsko-s -srpskoj omladini.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27
Female lmPersonotor
Cuughf Stealing
A Party Frock

Philadelphia (ANPl- An IS
year old female impersonator
created stir around city Hall,
where he was taken by detectives
after being caught stealing a $50
dress in a department store last
week He had allegedly stolen the
dress to wear at a party.
II all came about when Ollie
Kemp, who was being marched to
police headquarters at city Hall
by the private eyes, broke away
and ran att op speed to the south
east corner Of the building but was
trapped by another cop.
Hauled into Central Police
Court. Kemp's strange habits was
disclosed, as well as his guilt.
A woman store detective who
caught him stealing the dress
gave detailed account Of the
theft She said Kemp, who was
wearing ear rings. blue jeans,
falsles and other such personal
items, asked FOR the direction 20
the ladies' room. Thinking that he
was a she, the detective gave the
directions but kept her Chim) UNI
der surveillance.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27

Joness door Smiths the street.
just come a quote magazine Premium
Practice" states part:
The urban Negro spends money freely luxury
goodsNegoes buy quality products than other
comparable group market offers rich outlet for
the sale OF consumer goods"
Is that news7
Nat Cole being sponsored by Rhengod the
in has picked
the e teevison show
Every Negro who doesn't drink Rhengold
Beer be hit the head with a OF Balentnes
collects comfortable pay check
writing Washington the New Daily News just
figuring in sending
unes Europe money told that columns
ago
his column OF Friday September oDonnen wrote:
peculiar Department absolutely far as
reported tha dsarm powerful enemy
United States sending
player Satchmo Dizzy Gillespie band
sending OF top rodeo performers
competition strictly for the diplomatic birds
But they like e."
WRITE that, goodness saker
Minneapolis meeting sometime In the
purpose rid the House UnAmecan
proveb gives the rule by which mob violence
stirred up
One Dog
Barks At A Shadow
Hundred
Bark At His Sound.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27

by empty At st5 few
began BY the place
beginning life My fendotsOrts arrived about 800
fresh out of breath and excuses.
The president of the club arrived shortly after that
pounds Of it top
front 1 lady
running the show NV sorts WHISPERED she was also pr
organizations didn't doubt deare
announced guest There applause PREF said
Il understand that Mrs Russell accomplished speaker
applause followed by exPectan silence
Get and sometng" friendofors whispered and
gave a murderous dig il the ribs
got up bowed and said Thank your
now, Mrs. Russell" PREF cooed sweety
Speech! Speech frendOsO started bererng at the
Speech Speech assemblage echoed.
My gave shove that propelled towards
tall thin gal sitting the aisle seat She for
to her big feet Or maybe she couldn't move EN-
a pair biggest gunboats fe
My got tangled thrteens
The mid-asle dgnined tell you
Heaven I ladies' thing I
knew somebody suggesting run for city council All that
could do was stand there with silly expression on my face
telephone like mad My friendof
sorts is going around acting like booking agent
Life can be so complicated at times
Mrs Mary Lou Minneapolis visiting Yorl,
days She took liking to New York from the minute she
People usually the bgne brighten them
comfortable and adaptable This town
fits She said she could enjoy living here.
sophisticated of the visitors from ouofoHn
uncomfortable the hghproe Manhattan
They can't get they prominent
| place community affairs New York dwarfs them
the Of the public library Fifth Avenue
recognized her doubt if she would have recognized me The last
years I thin She couldn't get
up particularly commented
Of
better Broadway restaurants and
strong bought slim
saesady
ubby person
a bath where the gals
brought along picnic basket
goodies console them while they losing the liquid
at time worked in body-mould
pounded off week The ladies back
| the week
ignored remarks you long wriggle
a sixteen, be intimidated
1 o a sightseeing Of
telephone later the evening
the by walking.
cabling observing entertained quietly
being welcome She
apprecaye things
al people feel home.
this column Of June 14th, 1857:
Negroes going achieve fun maturity
many other purpose
put neighbors spending
expensive trappngs doc
really afford insist buying the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27
"No BAKE" ORANGE PIE
Makes / 9.inch pie)

Makes / 9.inch pie)
poekose 70 ovneesl orange
floVoTed gelohn
VI cup sugar
I cup hot orange juice
I cup Undiluied cARNATloN
EvAPoRAIED MILK
z tablespoons lemon juice
I pinch grohom croker crust
For graham cracker crust, COM
bine IA cups graham cracker
crumbs, 2 tablespoons sugar
and !. cup melted butter. Line
sides and bottom Of 9-inch pie
plate with mixture.
For flIiHg, place gelatin and
sugar in mixing bowl. Add
orange juice and stir until gela-
tin is dissolved. Chill until con-
sistency Of unbeaten egg white.
Chill Carnation in refrigerator
tray until soft ice crystals form
around edges of tray go to 10
minutes). Whip until stiff
(about l minute). Add lemon
Juice. Whip very stif, about 2
minutes longer. Fold whipped
Carnation into chilled orange
mixture until well blended.
Spoon into crust. Chill until firm,
about 2 hours.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27
WAY SEE
q By NELL D0DS0l RuSSEu. -

CtyA frendosors for the past been In
with which she
manages large time and She
have been shng duty The fan and winter club season
recently submitting the usual barr
telephone calls Incidentally only of several who
suffering because have
refused contribute my all civic political bettermen
my dvinded considerably
standing at bus stop late night in
Minneapolis years back The temperature lowering down
fifteen degrees trek
through speak gathering Of eight high school
plush Minneapolis homes Even
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27

Kemp came out short while
later, walked over 10 the dress
rack and grabbed the dress and
stuffed II in a shopping bag, The
store detective then called two
other slueths who seized the
would-be woman and marched her
off TO City Hall
After hearing the testimony,
Magistrate Nathan Bethel observ-
ed the prisoner curiously and re-
marked. "well. / guess wen have
TO hold her for court, $500 bail"
II YOU began counting In the
year one, and counted until this
very moment, you could not have
counted enough atoms to cover a
pinhend
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27

the Urban League Guild, Monday.
September % at the home Of Mrs.
Balenger, $40 Dayton Av. Re
ports were given on the National
Urban League Conference, which
was held in Detroit Michigan. Re-
ports were given by Mines. Fran
ces Humbird. Mary Green. Doro-
thy Mcfarland and Ernine Allen:
the Misses Mary Herzog, Urban
League Guild president and Mar
jorie Toliver. Mrs. Balenger, presi-
dent of the National Council Of
the Urban League and Mr.. Ernest
Cooper, executive secretary Of the
st. Paul Urban League also made
comments about the conference.
Received Promotion: Mr.. Robert
N. Harris, of 795 w. Genital re-
ceived a promotion to engineer
with the fire department of St
Paul. Mr.. Harris has been with
the fire department for eight
years.
AdeIphai Club: The Adelphai
Clubmet on Tuesday, Sept. "a, at
Crispus Attacks home in St. Paul
Mrs. Ida Mae Murphy acted as
hostess in the absence Of Mrs.
Mayme Armstead. In connection
with the meeting the birthdays Of
four of the residents were cele-
brated. A report of the Inter-Club
Council luncheon, which was held
on Monday, Sept %, att he Wo-
mems City Club, was made by the
president, Mrs. Crystal Burgess.
1t was the clubs first meeting Of
the year,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27

Attended Eastern Star ConVcn-
ton: Mrs. Theodore Woodland, Of
1908 Lyndale Az. n, attended the
Eastern Star Communication
held in Duluth Minnesota, Sep
TENDER IS. Mrs. Woodland also
served on the jury the last two
weeks in July.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27

hours ahead OF serving time.
mo Bake orange Pie is one I
serve often on warm evenings.
It's q light, tasty pie made with
whipped Carnation Evaporated
MIX. for that wonderful
creamy texture you don't get
with other forms OF milk. The
tangy, refreshing flavor Of this
pie will make 1t one Of your fav-
orite desserts, too.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27

Our Advertisers Have What
You Want!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL
z ST. PAUL

Just For Fun Club: Mrs Betty Lou Brown 1915 Fifth Av
s. was hostess to the just For Fun Club at her home Sunday
september Y Plans discussed for the Halloween aauer
ade Ball.
Uroan League Guild Met: Mrs. Lillian Baenger and Miss
Beverly Balenger cohoseSe the regular meeting
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27

compensation for frozen chassis
Wen, anyhow, decided that il put in an APP
pearance at one meeting Of the organization with
which my friend-of-sorts was insisting affiliate
myself, she might shut up and leave me alone,
crawled home from the office usual, showered
changed my clothes and made my way back into
Manhattan. My frend-of-sorts assured me the
meeting always started promptly at eight o'clock
should have known better. No meeting starts
promptly at eight O'Clock. arrived three minutes
after eight O'clock and found a room fun OF empty
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27

TENE SEASONS HERE for hearter meaand breakfast
time plan having those pancake and waffle delights that
all enjoy syrup with plenty OF butter favorte
topping household but somemesju for change,
special breakfRstwe recommend mapebended nut-apple-
cuan Csped butter the nuts add
derful erunehness to this delicious
APPLE-NUT-CURRANT SYRUP
tablespoons butter "a teaspoon cinnamon
margarine Dash OF salt
tablespoons chopped cup thiny sliced tart
apples
Ia cups Log Cabin Syrup u cup currants
Melt butter saucepan brown lightly then
Add mapeblen syrup cinnamon and salt
butter in saucepan Add apples eurrans
slowly about 10 minutes Remove and minutes
longer Remove from heat add pancakes
wafieS. Makes about 2 cups
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-24

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lace burners, Formica top, stainless
steel steel sink. li-cu-it Hotpoint
feigr Formica. kit. nook. exhaust
tiiul l4-ft liv. rm. with massive
sll-brick fireplace with raised
hearth, picture window. din. rm.
Viii take a full din. rm. set. has
\ large picture windows. bath is
American, Standard with coiored
n INJURIES built-in vanity sink with
liehting over tub: 3 large bedrnis'
loads Of closet space Comprising
lst-h living area bsmt, has walk
~ ENTRANCE for patio. massive
nrepl With raised hearth. pieture
windows. laundry trap; 200 volts
htor yonr drisr To al this add
lumber, brick construction, . steel
beams. copper plumbing and heat
ms, instant hot.wRter system, as.
phalt driveway. carport, CITY water.
gas, sidewalks. new schools Blk.
from subdivision, new churches,
shopping center nearby. Rent $3.50
per mo. with option to buy, A
tortion OF rent may be applied 10
down payment Until pm, call
CIR, a-lS4S. call CIR 3-O71O alter
p m. Sat and Sun.
ARLINGTON. N-3 bedrns, ~
paths. paneled club room. garage:
fenced yard with trees. near schools
and bus Phone JE 2-4oO2
ARL., sos 2.bedrm. contempo-
rary. equip. kit, dishwasher. Va.
cant, l.. COOK. Asst, JE. 2.327e.
3.BEDRM. brick rambler near Lake
Bancroft all-elec GLE Kitchen. 2is
baths fun bsmt CT 6-O700.
S,E.-Fiye.room brick rambler: eel.
ar, stove, rcttigerator, auto Gas
heat Sl0O. LII i.S7O5.
NORTH ARL twcstoverl 1905 NJ.
Patrick Henry dr. --3-hedrm brk.
Colonial lge living rm dining
rm and KIT also den and finished
rec rm, Bbxi00 fenced rear yard,
Incl jatios and fireplace Within
blks grammar and N high
SCHOOLS Possession, rs July si55.
IKE s.51gl
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SADDLE HORSE; must sell. Can be
seen ct Kena Temple Mounted Pa
troll. Az mi. telegraph I'd, next
door to Coast Guard.
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POULTRY. RABBITS. Eees

FEED AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
Baby chicks ana poults. JAMES
FEED STORE. $40 K st. NV Me
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GEoEokTOSN: 1880 Que b. ~
snz S IN. AIT aD' ss N pii O7.9HsSSs see
HAMPTON COURTS APIS. 20ls
New Hampshire ave nW.--I bed.
rm.. newly dee: new stove: al
utils. incl: wired for air-cond
elev bldg: attras. lobby. Resident