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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE
APIS FuRNlsHED-D.C.

III 18th ST NV room anc
bath anti s1".J0. RIA 3-O'ill
I.5 VICTOR ST NE, Apt = ,openl
--Liv. rm dinctte KIT bedrm
bath M Cath, w. OIL B-3ibI
ewes.
LITTLE PALACE - bedrm.. mod
III, ~ rm PVT bath and entr
All utils 10 1-UjiJ after u
.51A 18th 81. NV. OF Co. I'd =
-hedrm ant with twin beds
N1@,ju Mar Apt / AID i-u3as
1863 or ST N.W.~-i-fm. apt
next BATH $40 mo include util
Adult DE 2.0SGi.
CEDAR CTS. 40 Cedar st. NV
. rms KIT bath NSi 80 RIA
3-lIuj or see ianitOf
5O6 BRANDYwINE ST. ST. bed.
rll apt Mr. transp Call 10 ..
iilJ Tor hppi
HARVARD 81. NV, bet 18th. / 6tt
l.iv rnl. hedrm ulils Wash.
cf.dricr $50 Patkihs RIA h-H:lal
orr. ROCK CREEk--9-a bedrms
new decor ! lafge closets for
OF people NO i.5ldl
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA = Eiett
Turn = rms KIT DIN bath utilt
500. Du. 1901 VIII 0-1O30.
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APIS. EuRN.-Mp. Cent

LIV. RIM. bedrm kitchenette. pri-
vate bath; ! busfare downtown; STA
month. JU 3-9l94
| Mr.. HYATTSyILLE, 47O; Edmons
ton ave.-Liv. rm. hedrm,, kit.
bath. storeroom: Ind f., pvt. entr .;
$4,000 per mo, utils incl. Call
cii. 6-@gi@ for apt
TAKOMA PARK-Niccly furn. and
bedrm- apis, also effic. kit and
bath apt. JU 5-526H
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.14Ol-14O5 Girard ST. NV

-Four roUms. So :. rooms
sI..5u; rooms. So 30; efficiency,
oJS.IU, Rent includes utilities.
Girard st
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APIS FuRNIsHEp--Mp

Mr.. SUITLAND Lee. Nv rm a..
nette, kit path. | bedrm utlls
iurn. Clean and mod RE 5-STd5
TAX. PIX bedroom Nv, rma
knotty- pine din rm XII pvt
hath; pvt entr Jackson 4.2iai
SILVER SPRING. rms, bath Z
closets nicely furn "a blk Ga
ave bus Adults, ~. DIS =
GiENN DALE bedrms Nv. rm
kit, bath, porch; private entrance
NbS mo. Cedar D.b2il
district HGTs. -. rooms and
bath pvt, entrance; utils incl
Cnny to Andrews ana Census
Bureau ~ blks from bus Prefer
working cpie $40 mo RE G-ii21
TAKOMA PARK. i050 Carroll ave e..
Clean. cheerful . rooms block "a
express bus and shopping SIS mo
3.RM. FURNISHED APT. utilities
SiU go Park ave. TakomA PARK
Nd after nj
SIIVLR SPRING, MD. sheo Park
HIS Aptt - -bedrm ant aysilabls
April T. seafs lease required
adults kluO per month MRS
SEESTED. Ju.l 6-i6pJ.
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TOPSOIIs--V Very good rich topsoil
for lawns and green houses, very
reaSnnahln Call I0 H-Aall
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

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COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, two
mos Axe reg bun and red shot,
and Wormcd reas oil, 4.iil6
BOSTON BULL PUPPIES, Axe reg
small tyre Call WA 7-5276
KITTENS, .; \ wks. housebroken
no children under T., AD ..4lSb
PEKINGESE PUPPIES. male,
RE j.SO97
WANTED -MiScd breed puppies. alst
Toy poodle on breeders terms. Coco
homes RE J-tiDtu
COLLIE PUPPIES, paradcr line. sabl,
color iegiStered Axe Wofmpd Anc
shots JE BEATS
PO0DLES, superior tiny toy punnies
Wnite or ,reami Axe reg 5000
DACHSHUND PUPPIES. Axe rep.
istered black and tan oil i.25iB
CHIHUAHUA PUPS. m. and &, Axe.
~it upi HlbO sud .prVtce M y
Lee 50 Gfoveton Va so s.SiUa
COLLIE PUPPIES. - weeks. Axe
~ md sable champion bloodlines
Must sacrifice IA, 4-a3.1
IRISH SITTER TYPE noe, mai,
vii give 10 good home Like
children AP 5.uR1
POODLE, black miniature puppy
female AKC paper.traintd won.
dertul o. show prospect ReA.
tonAole EN-. 1904. after 9 p m
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ROOMS FURN.-Mo. 6 VA.

SOuTHLAWN--Master bedrm. ann
pie closet space. Laundry priyk
bus service avail tor reliable
WORKING eiri. $50 mo. share. SO
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OdtN, 200. Key With janitOr
FLOYD I DAVIS co, 1929 K
. BEDRMS., Inv. rm.. kit, bath ant
porch, End floor In apt. bldg. con
Venient 20 Thomas circle newt.
redecorated, new stove, retriserato
Snd Alnk: $50 per month A c
manager, DE $4,000
and bath $50 so Key in Apt 8
BARNEY CIRCLE. 1918 X St. Sc
neaut. -bedrm apt new bldg
30 lnci all utilS Viii furnish i
aesIrec tor small aid. rental Re
mgr or TRACY CO, HI J-6dol
::ia KLNTUCKY AVE. 81. Ant. L,
"o rms KIT oath heat no
A. BLUMFR CO, 6i7 "a, ave- Sc
Ii 1-iUSS
lI:s ", Va. AVE. N.E.-lst fioor
mod duplex facing college. i'm
>di % incl heat Inv and refer
STUART BROS INC, Dl :
Ii3t HOLBRo0k ST. NE - Re
duced 70 SOL 80. redecoTated cnd
Il. duplex " din. aieoye lEe Nfgf
SSesreenea. porch STEUART BROS
INC DI 7-.i3i d 1-s6a5.
LOVELY 3-BEoRM. APT. all on
floor mod BLDG, newly painte,
ana Cleaned 10 .-Nl5l
It3i HARVARD ST. NV
9eorm apt with porch .rGec
downtown loo $40 mo. utl incl
adults Only RES MGR. APT u
go 5. CAROLINA AVE. Sion
Dedrm kit, and living rm neWl
reaoysted sba per month
$500 nth ST. Nw.-Emc l I'M
bath rcss Iedec So res. msT
IT, 2-oeoo oil 6-i157
ii3i 9th 81. S.E.. An; b (near III
and Chesapeake - rms dineite
XII and bath. only 500 mo Excel
cond unusually nice apt. KEY
Apt A Inspect or call co S-6;i;22.3
1918 QUE ST. Sc, APT. 10 All
UIILS FURS - rms., dinette
Kit bath laundry tacil IN hsrnt
-, mo. Redec OPEN Inspect 0
eall co ,1-u2a2l
33iO sth ST NE. NEAR cstholii
Y 9-HEAI AND HoT WATEf
FURA Lupiex . rms. dinetfr
~ bath Redec Only $50 IS mo
Inspect or cal CO 5-d222
: Is IIAMLIN ST. NJ. Ant 4 inca.
CATHOLIC . Duple2 . rms din
F flts SIT o6 9fih az snd screened poEsa
Snec' or cali CO 5-Gaea.s
iOI GALVESTON PL. S.W., AIT
tCRN rms diHette Kitchen
Inspect OF Gail co 5-G@S!4 -
1921 CRotFUI PL. Sc. Gus, Of
Mimi, ave Duplex, :, rms DIN
~ 80 N no cs sr'9 co a ..6s..., '0nd
~ kEsRNy ST. Ne. ,nea- Cath
Oils Y HEAT AND HOT WATEF
KIT hath Redtc Only $50 3
no OPEN Inspect OF call CO
D3I KENNEDY ST. NV; inns
kt ana bath includ.ag all gtils
heN!y decordted b appt RA D.
So or RIA 3-0.3l
?ls HAMILTON ST N.W.-i.bdru
- nr back porch Convenient; 4
April IA a-siil
GEoRGETOWN-Iarge studio room
kl!cheu gentleman preferred
NO 5-sf"u 10 am 10 PPM
CANIRAL LOlATiON. neer CCur
House looms si,cheu bath
81 inc sti.S ST 81 jose DAYS
NO G-3.s1G cyes
1916 18th ST. N.W.-LEe apt, Will
:. tcdTms Hp IN din rm kit
s1t blse yiih s.ey and suito
Serv To Inspect, see res. mar o
call DU s-li3"
81 WASHINGTON -Two-oedroon
apt N mod. up-to- date BLDG clos,
TO shopplns and all cOnveniences
newly dec. reaS rent, on WA bu
linz 10 2-Oiji
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PIANOS. ORGaNS-New petite snin-
e., $40 up, cleo ORGANS. S5nn
w, new and used Spinets ron soles
ano srands al loves, prices IN
p c area Save uD 10 5000; terms
.or as So down, 3 yrs 10 nav
Open Mon Thurs and Fri iii %,
otAc~ DAYS I'll TrcH "a s!r~ In
front OF store Our loW orcrhea 4
save you Money sILVr P 9pgrNCi
PI!A"o co. ~ Pershing dr /.
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A REAL BUY
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, McCulloch, sales
.ttVlee rental, 81. day JRAVLLY
OF WASH 10 Arm
CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators,
SO cutters, roller. ctr RENTAL
TOOL a. EQUIP. CO. JU. 5-504O
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SURPLUS PICKS. 81

Electronic materials. 5-Eal gas
cans : ~ Abrasive stone. quarter
In chuck $ for $ 6-voit Navy hot.
saot batteries, aSc Surplus tarps.
and tent all sizes IN tool boxes
FALLS CHURCH SURPLUS SALES.
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Rooms. HOUSEKEEPING

l3i3 L ST. NV, downtown-Clean
warm, h k, range, EiisIdaiTe
linens. SIl week.
100 GIRARD ST. NV. The Palmei
House Attractive III L.. linen,
furnished is, floor; Sli week
:Ol9 y ST, of Conn. ave.-Lge
I'm next 10 bath Teier not plate
81! d. wk. DU 1-j5iS.
9tU in ST. N.w.-sr downtou
Resi-, stove dble bea. utllS yerj
conY also pkR 81 wk Dl 1-4u55
IsIG 18th ST. NW.--Newly dec sal
rm refz.. SINK hot plate next
to oath, >l0 weekly AP 7-9u6i
2SOi 18th NV, teley.i Ant IL
Lac attrae tJdio I'm and or tvin
nedsm kitchen AID l-2ssi
$3.50 WEEK
Large bsmt rms suitable for
G. IL or . gentlemen; biz OF
Conn VAN downtown. 1926 l5th
81. Nv LIZ. .-fIDa
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ROOMS euRNlSHED-N.w

NSStWS VONVNtSTGH-N w
orr. SHERATON PK,-Lge. rm.
turn excel. taste. Lee. closets anC
1913 L ST. N.W.-Nice. clean, warm
single room: near bath. Only ST 81
week.
1880 FILLMORE ST. N.W,-Sinslc
b 6eqrSom na n next bath 1 n lhk reisr
ROOMS. double and single, for men
weekly or monthly rate HO. =
955i 1855 Farl; I'd. NV
SLEEP ON foam mattress, wake ur
TO music; clock radio. refRr.. grill
"li7 r st. nv. EA I-6bJj.
1858 18th ST. NV. Business.
women ssle. qble rms clean
10th ST. NV, i5I3-Bcaut. furn
I'm in lovely home: phone. maid
$50; bus at door. DE 46i30
l;iI p ST. NV. - Large single
room, next bath. Also double room
md floor. next bath; twin beds
Maid service,
1888 PARK RD.-spac front room
gentlemen. S1.5U. DU. 1-HS14
ouE ST. NV. l:O5-Tired OF =,
crab room? Want modern FUN
Free Twp Maid service? Sale, Sit
wk. Dble.. SIS wk, co a-1:isi
1890 10Th ST. NV. In former lega
ton bldg For employed LADIES
exceptionally beautiful; large rms
next bus stop. grill and iceboS
privils ample bath and wardrobe
accommodations. S!j-S4J.
1853 IRVING ST. NV. - Warm
room; refgr grill, Single 81. 80
1928 .ist ST. RIM, next bath. fol
discriminating gentleman. Excel.
lent location. DU. 7-417u.
200. kLINGLE RID. NV. Suite
bedrm. and liY. rm south expos
next 20 b.. pvt. home AID il265
CONN. AVE. AND R--Newly dec
Ice, bedrm.. pvt. bath: maid sery.
ICE uaiiy S62 per. mo. Cali COL
NICE QUIET HOME. NV. section,
near l4th st.--Twln beds home
privtls.; reaS. rent RA. 3-600b,
NV. CHEVY CHASE-Master bed
room. private bath. telephone
quiet; near transp also parking
space WO. 6-5b92.
CONN. AVE. NV. 5000. Apt 49s-
Lse. atsrac. studio rn. next to bath
for lady HO. $4,000 after y pm
weekdays. all day Sat and sun
HOS D. ST, large double rooms
running water. maid service; Sit
GEoRGETOwN-Gentlemen; newt,
furnished TQ0m and hath nytvats
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Stage
Arena Stage-Dark. Bedtime
Story" Portrait Of a Madonna"
and Man of Destiny" resume
tomorrow.
Catholic University-"Don Ca
milo: $3.50 pm.
National - Hotel Paradise"
$3.50 pm.
Shubert-Dark.
Screen
Ambassador - Giant; lis,
4:50 and $3.50 pm.
CapitOl-"Heaven Knows, Mr..
Allison; 1880 am, 1885, $40,
5:45, 7:45 and 9:55 pm.
COlOny-"The King and T.;
GAS and 9:l5 pm.
COlumbia-"The Rivers Edge:
1880 am, lao, $40, 5:45, 7:45
and 9:45 pm.
Dupont - Gold of Naples;
lbs, 1925, $50. 7:30, $40 pm.
Keith's = The Tattere d
Dress; 11:40 am, 1:45, 3:45,
$50, 1850 and 9:55 pm.
MacArthur-"The Search for
Simon; 6:l5, 8 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - Giant: IL
am, 2:20, $40 and 8 pm.
Ontario-"Fear Strikes Out;
100, $3.50, 5:35, TAO and GAS
pm.
Palace-"Ten Thousand Bed
rooms; II am. Ito, 800. $50,
TAO and $50 pm.
Playhouse The Ten Com
mandments'; 10 am, 2 and 8
pm.
Plaza-"Fernandel the Dress
maker; 2. 4. 6. 8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Iron Petit
coat; 1880 am, ITO, $50,
4:40. $3.50, BIS and 10 pm.
Uptown-"Oklahoma!";; 2 and
$3.50 pm.
Warner e Seven Wonders of
the World; $3.50 pm.
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THE PASSING SHOW
Oscar Selling Tickets
As in Good Old Doys
By HARRY MACARTHUR

OSCAR F0LLOW-UP-Those who carted home gold stat
ueeS last Wednesday night not the only delighted
all Also filled with Joy at this bountl the year
heater that had the foresight book
involved in the Academy awards in another.
Take for example The King and L"
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the torn-sweatshirt school: st
don't think the so-called char
acters' last too long in public
favor. This is a profession and
if you can act you don't need to
be weird to stay on top"
Elaine Stewart, on the same
subject: This robs Hollywood of
some of its glamour. When any
of us appear in public we should
look like movie queens and not
like the girl next door. If we
looked anything like the girl
next door no one would some to
see US on the screen. The only
reason we are on the screen is
because we are different and we
should exploit that to the full
est. We should dress to the hilt
when in public and we should
try to keep the dull and prosaic
out of our publicity.
Olivia de Havilland, who has
one: French husbands are the
best in the world. It's their solid
sense of the family and their
abiding interest in a woman as
a woman"
Audrey Hepburn. who is in
favor of it: Love in films and
the theater seems to be out of
style. We have stories about
lpsychoanalysis, suspense, de-
Ilinquincy, war, cowboys and
Indians and even rock n roll.
Seems there's no time for love.
You might say I've embarked on
a one-woman crusade to put
love back on the screen-and
into our daily thoughts"
| y
MONDAY MISCELLANY
James Stewart will bt a WASH
ington visitor this week. If
you'd like to greet him. try Gate
20, Washington National Air
port at GAS pm. tomorrow
You'll also get a chance to see
what the private plane of w. A.
Patterson. president of United
Airlines looks like (from the
outside). You can bet it is a
far cry from Charles Lind
bergh's Spirit of st. Louis, the
film story of which brings Mr..
Stewart to town. The Foun-
dry Players are getting to work
on Where's Charley?" the
Frank Loesser musical version
of "Charley's Aunt" will stage
it in June. Additions will be
held land bring your own
music) tonight and tomorrow
night at 8 at the Fellowship
Hall Of Foundry Methodist
iChurch, Sixteenth and P streets
NV. Catholic University
students will present their fifth
annual International Festival
next Friday and Saturday at
8:15 pm. in the Music Building
Auditorium on the campus. Stu
dents from more than 20 foreign
countries will contribute per-
formaEces in native costume to
the show. James Bateman, a
&c. U. senior, is writing it.
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lake, IOT eAdLlple, he III
actor tYul Brynner), best scor-
ing of a musical. art direction,
costume design and sound re-
8cording. The K-B Theaters
management booked this one
into three neighborhood houses
to open during award week. 1t
expected business. but what it
got was surprise.
It was Just as in the good old
days. when all a theater mana
ger had to know was how to I'M
.lock the front door and jump
back out of the way. THE King
and ]" has the ticket machines
spinning for all the world as if
it were first-run film instead
of one revived by Oscar.
The Stanley Warner chain
reports something of the same
thing taking place in it's neigh
borhood houses. "Anastasia. 3"
with Ingrid Bergman's winning
performance. end Friendly Per-
suasion." which had to settle for
mere nominations but no cigar,
are doing fine. So. to the dis
tress of critics. is Written on
the Wind" attracting hordes Of
customers Many of them, no
doubt. there to learn first-hand
whether The Stars Jay Car
mody or the Academy electorate
is right about Dorothy Ma
lone performance.
Oddly-or maybe not so oddly
the luster shed by an Academy
award seems to CLEAN only in the
suburbs. The Metropolitan and
Ambassador are not sharing in
the neighborhood theaters' boom.
There business is no better than
average for Giant" with which
George Stevens won the best
director award.
DISSENT-If you get into any
debates over who should and
should not have won an Oscar,
incidentally. you may find use
for an Argument set forth by
the late Humphrey Bogart one
time. Being an Oscar-winner
himself (for 1.-THE African
Queen"). did not keep him from
being the Great Dissenter toward
the Academy awards as toward
other aspects Of Hollywood's life.
There's only one fair way to de-
termine a best actor" Bogart
once chided the movie colony in
an interview. That's to let all the
actors play the same role-Ham-
let. for instance-with the Oscar
going to winner.
There's only one trouble with
his suggestion. 1t is somewhat
more logical than it is practical.
y
SUCCESS-One aspect Of the
Academy Awards about which
there seems to be little disagree
ment is that Sweepstakes con-
Quoted by exhibitors. 1t seems
to have been an unqualified sue
cess and If those who operate
the $500 participating theaters
have their way it will become an
annual event. Those taking part
here in Westinghouse thea
tiers in the Metropolitan Area
couldn't be happier. with the
possible exception of those as
signed to checking the ballots.
There were a lot of these. A
first and second printing of
100000 each were used up quick
ly and there were less than
10000 Of the third 100000 lot
left when the contest ended.
THEY SAY-Rock Hudson, of
his early reluctance to play the
"Giant" role that won him an
Oscar nomination: II was hesi-
tant because Of Elizabeth Taylor
being so beautiful and a big
star and I thought she would
be temperamental. But she isn't
at all. We two are alike in that
we like to take of our shoes
and sit on the floor"
Anthony Perkins, on actors OF
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Arlington
SUPER 70 DRIVEN
BELTSv iiIfi: iSsT,i

WE, 5-hSOO. Balto. Blvd. ~, s, n.
. Minis. From q. Of Md, Children Free.
Open .e:15. GARY COOPER, DoRo-
"FRIENDLY PERSuAsioN. Teehni.
color at 7:3O 10; Plus Giant Car.
toon Carnival, at $3.50 only.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-16
Sharp Drop Shown
 lsl Beaver Trapping

A sharp drop in the number of beaver trapped and nu1nt.er of arappers in Alaska has been noted since 1948 In a news release this week from the Department of the knterior Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, figures quoted show a decline caused by the drop in prices
 Nun1E.er of trappers in 1949 were 3,2O6 with 23.812 beaver trapped. This year only 1851 trap pers operated and 14.344 animals were caught. M
 C- 2. Rhode, Regional Director of the Bureau, stated; The tserious. aspect is that the fur represents much of the cash income in many smaller villages and nov many of aaae villages face serious economic G3TgEicfllties.' Y \. ''.-t-s'*
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JtJAzaR PLAFarrez,Ts

4.Mm.ss4. A+tts
 ], Tickets will 90. on sale Monday, November 18th for the Junior. Play Don't Take, My Penny, pre- sented by the 59. members Of the Junior class, under the direction
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-16
of DErs. DeFa z3raansead.

Tickets may be obtained from members of the Junior Glass, the main alice of Kodiak High School and through some of the grade school students.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-16
a!
You're in Che Navy Now, show ssrg at 200, TOO and 800 pm.
 ASvssa N mw~em ~ w@.-R

You're in che Navy Now, show. ang at 200, TOO and 800 pm.
 Sunday and Monday
 Set in Indiars turbulent North West Frontier, ''Zarak is the dramatic story of legendary ban di hero always ready for piIlage, nlrRder or passion whose name reused nations triL.sSinen and turned them into an army prapar- ed to defy an empire. Victor Ma 'fssHe as zarak Khan brings to life .the lnsty outlaw lover. Michael Witding plays a British officer who firaLly fsrnashes 4he brigand-king md Anita Ekherg. as a dancing girl. is Sensuous, aIiuring and frey n her role, Showing. at 800. 500 a7:00 and 900 Sunday TOO and 800 Monday. z Tuesday aAa Wedssay
 Daddy Long Legs Showing at Tso0 and 900 Eslalggaalit sesnnsand. ed
 s, *1.i1ursdag and Esaax
 Double feature with. two grip- 'salg nf0sies. s''a.he Crooked Web starring Frank Loyejoy. Mari Blanchard and Richard Denning, ss the paiseTacing story of an un- atercover girl who travels to Euro ne ta trap a killer.
 The Crooked Web" shows one lime only-at 825 pm. The second feature is Rocket Man" showing a2 TOO and $40 pm.
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The Community Baptist Church.

The Big White Church o1 the Hill' E! 5: B 5. ".. E. ]. :..
 Rev. John Molletti. Pastor Sunday School --9:45 am. Morning Worship -1100 am Youth Fellowship Groups -6:3O pm Evening Worship -7:30 pm Mid Week Service -7:3O pm, "Wednesday Holding Forth The Word Of Iifen
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Christmas Party
Gnijezda br. 223

Verona, Pa. Gnijezdo
Pomlatka broj 223 H.B.Z. O.
drzat ce Christmas Party "a
svoje clanove u nedjelju, %,
decembra, koji ce poceti u 3
sata poslije podne pa do 6
sati u vecer. Stoga molim ro-
ditelje da dovedu svoju die
Gu ma isti Party, tako da i'm
Sc dade prilika da vide da su
j oni clanovi organizacije, ko-
ia sc "a niih brine. Svaki &c
dobiti candy (bonbone). Isto
molim roditelje, da svaki clan
donese jedan mali darak u
vrijednosti ne wise cd 25 CEN
ii, kao "a izmjenu sa drugim
Clanovima.
Takodjer ovim putem mo-
lin roditelie, koji n i S Ii pot
puno uplatili pristojbe "a svo-
ju djecu "a ovu godinu, da
nastoje to cim prize podmiri-
ii tako, da 81 mogu llnjige i
raGune urediti do konca 60
dine. .
zelim YAM svima, roditelji-
ma djeci Gestit Bozic sret-
nu Novu Godinu.
Frank MOkosek, uprav.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-18
zabava ma Sfaru Godinu

Phoenix, Ariz. - Croatian
American Clu b priredjuje
plesnu zabavu na Staru Co.
djnu, 81. decembra 1857, ma
adresi 1902 E. Ind. Sch. Rd.
zabava &c poceti IL 7 sati i
trajati do rano u jutro.
Pozivljemo cijeli mas narod
u Arizoni da mas posiete Il
sto vecem broju, da zaiednic-
Xxi sprovedemo Staru Godinu
i u veselju docekamo novu.
Bit &C lijepa podvorba po ma
sem starorl obicaju.
Drzimo da &c mas narod in
teresirati llad cuje ovu ve-
selu vi e S t, da smo kupili
Zomljiste ma kojem namjera-
vamo graditi Hrvatski Dom,
ako Bozija pomoc naseg do
brog naroda nam dodjc. u
vjereni smo da je ovdje tai
Dom sasvim potreban, koliko
mama ovdje toliko i nasem
narodu koji ovd.ie dolazi il
drugih krajeva, da Sc ovdje
ogrije zarkog sunca i u zim-
sko doba. Svi nam dobro do
sli! = j. Delis, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-18
Poziy ma Christmas Party
Gnijezda broj III

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Gnijezdo
broj Ill koje je pod pokro-
viteljstvom odsjeka broj 1
priredjuje i owe godine Christ
mas Party "a svoje clanove.
Party &c Sc odrzati u nedje-
lju %. decembra u 2 sata po-
slije podne u drustvenoj dvo-
rani ma 1916 E., Ohio St., N. S.
Pgh., Pa.
zelili bi, da Sc svi nadjemo
ma okupu - djeca kao ro-
ditelji - pa da 81 svi skupa
usmeno zazelimo Sretan Bo-
zic.
Santa Claus &c doprini.ieti
svoj dio t. j. podjeliti djeci
darove, a dvije mlade clanice
odsjeka broj l prijasnje cla-
nice nasega gniiezda i to ovo-
godisnja CFU Kraljica sestra
Frances Matijaca proslogo-
disnja kraljica sestra Betty
Migalic &C castiti djecu sa
Cookies koje &c one same
ispeci. So do not miss that.
Biti &c ali "a odrasle topic
okriiepe j kolaca.
zelin svima Sretan Bozic
i Sretnu Novu godinu.
Zlata Kranjcich. upravi-
teljica gnijezda III.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-18
Christmas Party
Gniiezda broj 80

Rankin, Pa. - Pomladak
gni.iezdo br. 3S H.B.Z. odrzat
&c Christmas Party "a syoje
clanove u subotu, p. decem-
bra 1887, u ! sat poslije po-
dne, u Hrvatskom Domu ma
4th Street. Doci ce Santa
Claus i djeci &c podijeliti bon
bone candy. Stoga sc mole
roditelii da Sc postaraju, da
djeca dodju u Hrvatski Dom
ma vrijeme.
Isto Sc mole clanovi da po-
salju svoje tikete ma vrijeme,
ier &c sc isti dan tiketi Iii
igravati ma ovom Party.
Ovime takodjer opominjem
one roditelje, koji su zaostali
sa uplatama clanarine "a svo-
ju djecu, da istu podmire cim
prize, jer ako to ne ucine do
konca owe godine, biti Gu ,pri-
siliena da in suspendiram, a
sto ne bi zelila. Zato' vas mo-
linn, da podmirite zaostalu' du-
govinu "a svoju djecu, tako
da mozem prirediti mole knji-
ge ciste bez stare dugovine
ma pregledbu naseg nadzor-
nog odbora pri kraju owe 60
dine. ~
Sve vas pozdravlja,
Catherine Pecak, uprav.