davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
Matt L. PIese, perovodja.

Odsjek IS. Waukegan, Ill. -
Pozivlju Sc sli clanovi nasega od-
sjeka ma redovitu godisnju sled
nicu, koja &c Sc odrzavati u ne
djelju. 8. decembra owe godine, u
9 sati prize podne, u slovenskom
Narodnom Domu, 424-10th St.,
Waukegan, Ill.
Brace i sestre, ovo je vazna
sjednica Ia sve mas, ma kojoj &c
Sc birati novi odbor, koji &c pred
voditi odsjek kroz godinu 1858
Ma ovoj sjednici takodjer moramo
poprimiti pravila, po kojima &c sc
odbor tlanstvo trebati ravnati
pa da poslije ne bude prigovora
Tajnik isto zeli, da oni koji su
zaostali sa svojim clanskim upla-
tama, da to podmire prize move go.
dine, tako da Sc knjige mogu racu-
natl ma vrijeme.
Brace sestre. u zadnje vrije-
me nase sjednice nisu dobro posje-
Gene, pa cato dodjite ma ovu sled
nicu da Sc sastanemo dogovori-
mo, kako cemo radit "a korist dru-
stva zajednice.
Lucia Slone, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
Odsiek hr. 42a. Seattle. Nash.

Poziylje Sc sve clanove naseg
odsjeka na naSu godisnju sjednicu,
koja ce sc odr&ati u nedjelju 8.
decembra Owe godine. Washing
ton Dvorani ma 18th Avenue East
Fir Street PoCetak sjednice u l
sat poslije podnc.
Oval poziv upuCen je osobito
onim nasim clanovima, koji riietko
dolaze ma naSo sjcdnice. a mozda
nekoji nisu uopce jos bill ma nasoj
godisnjoj sjedniCi, a po5eljno je,
da oval poziv posebno uvaze nasi
mladji clanovi. da dodju ma sjedni-
cu da Sc sto bolje upoznaju sa
nasim drustvcnim poslovima, sto
ce biti "a korist NINA, odsjeku 1
Zajednici. Stoga, brace sestre ~
dodjite II sto veCem broju ma nasu
godisnju sjednicu ma 8. decembra.
Rnln ITALIAN "a i,,ilT
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
Odsiek 60. Gallup. New Mexico


Pozivlju Sc svi clanovi naseg
odsjeka, da prisustvuju redovitoj
j godisnjoj sjednici naseg drustva,
koje &c Sc odrzavati u nedjelju,
8. decembra owe godine, u Petra
movie Dvorani. Pocetak diva sa-
ia poslije podne.
Brace j sestre, umoljavate sc,
da posjetite ovu sjednicu ma ko-
joj imamo puno vaznih stvari "a
rijesavati. a takodjer imamo ras-
pravljati nasem delegatu izraziti
nase zelje o glasovanju (referen-
dumu) o predlogu Glavnog Odbo-
ra, da sc proda stara zgrada CLAY
nog Ureda sagradi nova.
Najprije cemo odrzati redovitu,
nakon toga godisnju sjednicu,
ma kojoj ceno stvarati zakljucke
"a odsjecno poslovanje dojdute,
1858. godine, birati novi odsjecni
odbor "a tn godinu. Osobito je po-
zeljno. da sto veti broj mladjih
tlanova dodju ma sjednicu / dadu
Sc birati odbor da oni nastoje
sto bolje voditi odsjecno poslova-
ME, jer stariji su "a drustvo dali
chill sve, sto je bilo u njiho-
vim mocima. sada je red, da to
mladji cine. Nakon sjednica, ina
ii temo nesto "a okrijepu, da Sc
onda bratski jednom godini sa-
stanemo i porazgovorimo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
Roko Toljan, tajnik.
DDS jek 40. Chicago, Ill.

Odsjek 40. Chicago, Ill. SVi
Osjeci H.B.z. odrzavaju jednu vrlo
vaznu sjednicu II godini. koja Sc
zove "GODISNJA SJEDNICA". Ma
toj godiSnjoj sjednici potrebno je
da sve clanstvo odsjeka bude pri-
sutno iii bar po mogucnosti mai
vetem broiu. Ma toj godisnjoj sled
nici rjeSava Sc poslovnik, po kojen
poslovniku vodi Sc druStveni rad
kroz cijelu dojdutu godinu. Po ma
Sim druStvenim pravilima, samo
vecina prisutnih clanova ma sjedni-
ci mora sc postivati.
Pokraj drugoga va7noga rada,
odsjek mora da bira odsjeCni od
Dor. koji odbor mora da predvodi
rad odsjeka kroz cijelu dojducu
godinu. 1868. Sve u suglasju pra-
villa H.B.Z. zatljucka godiSnje
sjednice.
Nasa godisnja sjednica biti te
odrzana, s. decembra 1857. godine
u crkvenim prostorijama, kao sto
i uvijek do sada. Sjednica ce poteti
ma jednu uru poslije poldana kao
nasa redovita sjednica. nakon svr-
Senog rada biti ce svi prisutni po-
nudjeni sa malim zagriskom ca
som plea. Duznost mas zove da bu-
demo prisutni gore retenoj sjednici.
Dovidjenja ma sjednici vas,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02
Dudley Appointed
As Paid OfficiuI
Of Parking Group

The Washington Parking As
ISOLATION has appointed Roger
w. Dudley as its first executive
secretary. it was announced to-
day by President L. B. Doggett.
jr.
Mr.. Dudley has been director
of public relations for the Col
lege of William and Mary in
Williamsburg, Va.
A native Of Richmond, Mr..
Dudley attended Hampden-Syd-
ney College and was graduated
In Journalism from Washington
and Lee University at Lexington.
He served in the Army in World
War II and for four years was
vice president of the Dudley
Printing Co.. Inc. in Richmond.
Mr.. Dudley also will be asso-
eiated here with Earle p. Brown
and Associates. public relations
firm. and will have Offices at 1882
X street NV.
He will be the first paid execu-
tive Of the parking association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02
2sO, 6s9.414 $221, ls2, 92s s2Os, s1s, sle

Stanley r. Payne, appointed SUI
pervisor, property records de-
partment, and Darius w. Cas-
kins. appointed assistant super
visor. property records depart
ment.
First Federal Savings
Lists Record $9O,291, 1884
The First Federal Savings &
Loan Association of Washington
announced a new peak June 30
at 500, 291 ,984-a jump Of more
than SIS million in the past year.
Savings accounts increased from
$62, 1894 to $76,267,110 and
first mortgage loans on homes
from $63,973,145 to $77,746,058.
Executive Vice President w. F.
Morrison said savers received
81 100000 in dividends paid at
the annual rate of 31a per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
~ SYLVIA PORTER

AS for most of the other fairly
important small business meas
ures so fervently pledged by
both the Republicans and the
Democrats during the election
campaign that even cynics ex-
pected action to be taken in
1957-well :. the Small BUSH
ness Administration is to be
made a permanent agency and
is to get an increase in lending
authority the terms Of its
loans presumably are to be lib
eralized =. talk about a noun
tain laboring and bringing forth
a mouse. -.
I don't need any help from the
heat to get hot-blooded about
the foot-dragging done by this
administration and this Con-
gress on aid to the smaller bust
ness firm in our land.
Let's push aside the questions
of competition on defense con-
tracts, on research, all the rest.
Let's just concentrate on an OBJ
viouS and possibly the most cru
cial problem today-credit.
Banks Not Blamed
Banks and other financial in
situations can't be condemned
for not solving the problem by
channeling long-term funds to
all their smaller applicants as
we'll as best customers during a
tight money period; they have
just so much money to lend and
their responsibility is to lend
what they have most profitably
and safely.
The fact is that under today's
circumstances, top banking as
well as business groups believe
the solution lies in the creation
of the new system of banks for
small business loans.
Nevertheless, we're going to
have fresh study" and then
we're going to start debating a
bill all over again. In the mean
time, if you can't get the cash
you must have in time and at a
rate you can afford to pay, you
know your alternatives:
Fold up on your own or sell out.
copyright. 1857. Hall Syndicate, IncJ
(All Rights Reserved)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02
CHICAGOLWESTOCK

CHICAGO, July 2 4D CUSDA) Sal
able hogs, $500: moderately active,
mostly 25 higher on butchers, instances
up more: sows strong. to mostly %
higher; No. 1-2 lots butchers scarce and
straight lots No. l lacking; No. 20
10000 Id butchers 19.50120. 90: sew
eral lots mostly 1-2 200-220 ID 5000
1850: No. 2-3 240-270 ID 19.00-19 so;
limited volume mostly No. 3 .2SO:310
Id 1S.OO-1S.75; few lots No. 3 butchers
u pto $50 ID down to 1900 larger lots
mixed GRADES 34O-400 ID sows 1000
1925: most 300-330 ID 1725-1775;
few head under 300 ID to 1900; bulk
425-550 Id 1475-16.00
Salable cattle 1000: calves 200;
higher; heifers fairly active fully steady;
cows and bulls Slows steady to so lower:
cows now mostly $3.50 lower: vealers,
stocsers and feeders steady: high choice
and prime steers 25.5O-27 90; load lots
steers average prime or better absent;
bulk choice steers. 23.75-25. rs; high
standard to low choice grades 1880
% so: load mostly prime 900 ID heifers
"a so; good to low prime heifers 1880
"a so: utility and commercial cows
mainly i350-15.50; bulk Gamers and
cutters IL .50.14.25: utility and COM
mercial bulls 17.50-19. so; vealers % 90
down; load choice $40 lb yearling stock
steers 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02
Sears and Ward Begin
Mailing Catalogues

CHICAGO, July 2 (P.-The
Nations two biggest mail order
houses yesterday announced dis
tribution of their big fall and
winter catalogs.
Sears, Roebuck & Co. said
prices in the new catalog are l
per cent below the spring and
Summer book.
Montgomery Ward g. Co. did
not announce a percentage
change. but said there were
many big reductions" through
out its book. AS an example, it
said prices on its new line of
automatic washers and dryers
were down 4 to IL per cent from
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02
Small Business Study

Mr.. Small Businessman, I have
a modicum of good news for you:
There's going to be a fresh
study" of your financing prob
lens. of the increasing difficult
ties you face when you must Dor
row long-term capital to keep
you alive and allow you to grow
and. this time, the "compre-
hensive" survey is to be con-
Quoted by no less an authority
than the Federal Reserve Board.
Your plight is now so appar-
ent that even the cautious chair
man of the Federal Reserve
Board of Governors, William
Nice. Martin. agrees there is IAN
apparent gap in existing credit
facilities" for small business
firms.
Mr.. Martin actually goes be-
yond this. He says a fresh
study" might not only confirm
the existence of gaps" but it also
might yield important by-prod-
ucts" by "the pointing out of po-
tentially profitable opportunities
(that) could stimulate private
enterprise to fill the indicated
gaps"
The Senate Banking Commit
tee has asked the Federal Re-
serve to undertake the investiga-
ton: the Board has consented.
OF course, it'll be months be-
fore the study is completed;
early next year" is the target
date.
Major Move Unlikely
OF course, this just about kills
any chance for a major move by
Congress during 1857 to begin
to fill the small business financ-
ing gap. Pigeonholing almost
surely will be the fate of a bill
in the Senate now which would
create a new system of privately
financed institutions operating
regionally and Statewide to
make loans and supply capital
to small and growing businesses.
Apparently, there also is to be
no special tax break for small
business either. This once bright
hope has been dimmed almost to
extinction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02
Dunn Announces Changes
In Staff at PEPCO

Virginia total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02
w. & J. Sloane
TO Be Acquired
by Barker Bros.

Barker Bros. Corp, leading
c alifornia household, hotel,
apartment, and ONCE furniture,
furnishings and equipment firm,
on August % will acquire WSCJ
Sloane. ia year old furniture
and floor coverings firm.
Benjamin Coates, president
and principal stakeholder of
W&J Sloane, announced today
an agreement has been reached
with Barker Bros. Corp. He will
Irelinquish control on August %,
81 months after his acquisition,
with associates of the company.
He said the Sloane stock will be
acquired for cash.
Announcement was made that
sales for the IL months ended
February % totaled $32 million
with earnings ow $755,658 con-
trasted with sales of $23 million
and earnings of 100000 for the
fiscal year ended February 20.
1855. w. & J. Sloane has out
standing l04,l57 shares of COM
mon stock, l7.497 shares Of prior
preferred stock and 1920 shares
of preferred stock.
Mr.. Coates said: 1.-THE acquisi-
ton follows a constructive and
compatible pattern for w. e. j.
Sloane, enabling the company to
continue and expand its per-
Torrance record during the past
two years which has seen an APP
Iproximate 43 per cent sales in
crease. a $40 per cent increase
in profits, a 81 per cent rise in
book value and a ten-fold gain
in stock equity"
He added Barker Bros. Corp.
with 7l2,800 shares Of common
stock outstanding showed sales
of $42.672.5l0 and earnings Of
81 .l52.763 in 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02

President R. Roy Dunn of the
Potomac Electric Power Co. has
announced these organizational
changes:
Harry E. Yeide appointed
commercial manager; j. S. Bart
lett appointed manager. area de-
velopment; Herbert F. G. Main
appointed manager, Government
services: Stephen r. Woodzell
appointed assistant manager,
electrical system; Harry w. Dan
nettell, jr., appointed manager.
distribution department; Milton
L. Byrne appointed assistant en-
gineer. inside plant in the sta
ton engineering division, elec-
trical engineering department;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02

Divisions and Wholly Owned Subsidiaries Of cUhWds eospessa
vnHI AncSAuIeA DUsIOs EOoSRdse NJ PsOruLE. DIVISION.
CdEH MI PLAsues DIIsoE Qehaand Pa EEcTHoEes DIVISION,
Carlsbad. MErMs PsOcEssiHe DIVISION, Buffalo. sS.cALrE
kew Caldwell
DEVELOPMENT Santa Bsrbaa Ca REsEAacs
Cadpe MI nv Amsterdam.
The Netherlands DIVISION. Piaeaoa MI MAsovn
MIl PHoDUeTs DIVISION, CIed o. CUrssVner CANADA Lsy
hons Caads RsskAncn Monica Cs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02
United Fruit Loses
Suit Over Control
Of Rail Company

NEW YORK, July 2 (P1.--An
official referee Of the New York
Supreme Court decided against
the United Fruit Co. yesterday
in a suit which charged it with
controlling and dominating
the international Railways OF
Central America.
The decision is expected To
run into millions Of dollars.
1t was handed down in the
Bronx by Referee Ernest l.
Hammer, who began hearing
the case before he retired as a
Supreme Court Justice.
1.-THE suit was brought by q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. July . R.-Foreign Ex-
ehanEe rates follow. Great Britain IN
S aOss' O.h UsHsEs no,.d gents
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 2pl32 per cent premium or
up ESFor ri o ess iu RTIssH So 7s "a
day futures rs q f32. up Il; 90 day
ifrsnel 100: france ,francYS .ssS o. 4
% Ssn. e essS fAos ws's sSa.+ d'S'fa
Italy niral 1914 Of . cent; Portugal;
lescudo) $50; Sweden (kronsl 1894;
Switzerland frame (free) 1884: Den.
latin America: Argentine (free, ear:
Brazil (freel 1 AS. on .O3 Mexico sol
Venezuela tbolivarl 5000.
Far East. Hong Kona dollar 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02

minority stockholders Of Inter-
national Railways OF Central
America. They said United
Fruit has 42.8 per cent Of the
stock in International Railways.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02
To-Day RI BUSINESS
Suburban Bank Deposits
At Record $492, $40, $50
By WILLIAM A. MULLEN

Deposits Of 81 banks and trust companies Mary
land and Virginia toaled record of
showed today graphic expansion the
area Of which the National Capital is the hub
Virginia and Maryland bank authorities following the
OF the Controller of the Currency the Federal
and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp have called for
statement Of the condition Of the banks they
Jurisdiction of the close of business Thursday
Federal authorities asked for these figures for banks
their jurisdiction as of that date
The prior peak December 81 1885, with $4s4
for the suburban banks and trust companies This with
$4498622 at the end of 1855 and
1882 This shows the tremendous growth that taking
place in the Washington in recent years.
The June figures show that while Virginia 50 million
increase deposits Maryland dropped slightly behind the
year-end figures.
The combined Washington Metropolitan total including
the District reached which behind
total OF 81, 102 Of December 81 of last
Individual bank totals for June thus compared with
December 81, 1885, and June &c. 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

TINS WEEK Msss.I..iMs "a. ,ss7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

or Armed Forces Week, which STARTS somOrow. We are
proud present is article BY Captain NieseH who will
attempt me longest parachute jump IN history few weeks
hence. Here he tells whaf may happen when he leaps
into space - The EDITORS
from the desert wastes Of New Mexicos Holloman
Air Development Center. baloon-suspended eondola
win carry me II miles up My destination: unknown
world Of 65-below-zero cold where dummies dropped
air. My mission: to prove that parachute
from the edge Of space and survive
This proof is essential to the Air Force. Three years
ago Captain Ed Spery and made the first jumps from
IS zoo feet Today the challenge 5000. Pilots viii
soon be flying regularly to this height and must know
whether not they can live il something goes wrong
with their plane. my pressure suit and parachute can
much more confidently towards the conquest Of outer
space.
This Il How lt Will 1e
II is am, hours befone the ascent Technicians help
me into my pressure suit They adjust my pressure hel
met and start the Oxygen the prebreathine process
that eliminates all nitrogen from my system and protects
me from the nitrogen gas bubbles that might attack my
joints and BRAIN Then comes layer after layer Of cold
resistant wool uniform flying coverall and nylon suit
The launching feeds helum into the balloon an
elongated poyethylene tube and as hobs into the air.
hooks the lower end to the Of giant crane. Our
gcndola cylinder Of tough, aluminium alloy Is rolled
under the cranes and attached the bottom Of the
balloon Ascent by balloon is necessary since multi
seat plane from which man can jump can climb into
the thin air II miles up.
They buckle me into my harness multi-staee para
chute, reserve chute and instrument and survival kit
100 pounds Of extra weight enter the gondola and
attach the hose Of my pressure suit to It's oxygen tank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
BaiIin(

This famous test jumper
Is about to risk his life
In the most fantastic
parachute adventure ever.
Here he talks about It's
breath-taking hazards and
tells why Il must be done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
washinstOn's Baldwin Distributor

PIANO, Huntington spinet: Q years
old. received as trade-in on new
Baldwin Acrosonie, Sca5. including
'elch and delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

TARPAULIN
Used. IL o.. &c 50. IT.: also new
25l3 N st. NV. Pc. S-e345
TIRE sALE-Lifs-time guar re.
tread. .6.7ox15 .50xi4 s5.95,
sE 5Rs s2s 4RE e s Iss g. g. All AZ
RA 6-9S50 or 1901 Viers Mil
I'd. wheaton, Nd, 10. 5-444s
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

APPLIANCES. coon USED TURN,
refgrS.. TV, stoves. Cash and i'm.
med. removal. Closed on Monday.
S-k. FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 2lo
9TH 81. Sc. Ii. 6-05S5.
BEDROOM, dining rm.. contents OF
home or apt: cash. We do moving.
STORAGE. reas. rates. IA. 9-s93s
ICE
BEDROOMS. ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ABBOTT & LANDoN. Eng. e-e677
SOCKS BOUGHT. any quantit,
ALBION BOOK SHOP iT6S Pc
ave NV. 81 3-66eS
DECORATOR, exchange services
with NJ. D.. garage man; cleaner
or take gun, television, binoculars.
Box 427-H, Star.
DIAMOND JEwELRY Of any de.
seriptton, gold and silver; cash
paid. ERNEST BURK. ol4 18th
FURNITURE WANTED TODAY
Furniture and household effects
Also need piano. refrigerator anc
Gas stove Please call Mr. GRADY
Ma s-2679
FURNITURE BOUGHT-Also cleo
refgrs pianos, Tvs. MR.. HUFF
IL 4-e07e, HA. 2-S927. 16'
FURNITURE WANTED-Wfll buy
all kinds Of good used furniture
Top prices. ia. S-sSl0 We ID
moving
PIANO. small uprt or console. viii
pay cash AID. 4-hQ2S. DAYS: HU
3-4S57 ewes. and Sun. .3ls
PIANOS WANTED-will paw cash
for used pianos: small types pre-
terred Call Am. or pm. HA
'2-s4s0.
PlANOS-ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. ~ a-3039
SEDAN DELIVERY. in good condi,
ton, Ford or Chevrolet Boz
41O-K. Star.
Tvs, $40 to se5; out-of-order sets
1915 18th NV AID. 4-a636: II
am 10 pm. daily and Sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
SlTUA1j0Ns-MEN
IcoNTINUEoI

II. s. GRAD. Is In July, wants
summer empl. Call FL. 4-77S5.
GARDENER or work with animals
ence IN Canadian agricultural
service: near retirement age
character references. Fleetwood
4-7465.
MEN available fer all types house.
work. yard work. painting, carpen-
try on hourly basis. SALVATION
ARMY HARBOR LIGHT. NE. g.
1882,
HANDY BOY, willing worker; por.
ter, dlshwasher. aI-round boy. AID
2-5333
|COLORED BOY DESIRES JOB after
pm. as porter, stockroom. hos.
pital aide or busboy. HO. 2-6422
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
RELP-D0MEsTIc

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, must
drive car: preferably one with a
small income seeking good lone
must have eood references: mod
crate salary; must like living on
BAY: small modern home, Box
414-H. Star.
GENERAL HOUsEwORK, 3 chill
dren: live in; 5ia days wk: S25,
RE 6-4S09
G.H.W. COOK, 5 days. pm
through dinner exper. good refs,
IKE. 7-0064.
CIV. CHILD CARE, experienced,
with references. Call MRS. SMITH.
CO. 5-563S. l2'
CIV. plain cook. eolored, live
in. must have experience: refer
cnces, JU. S-3Ogl.
MAID, settled colored, cooking and
light cleaning, for 3 adults. Satur-
day and Sunday OF, live in. S25
wk.: references. Wo. 6.35ls.
MAID, colored. aee 25-4O GOOD
cleaner and ironer. Tues. and Fri
Refs. 45l5 Conn. ave, Apt. $50.
w I'Ss N MITE Nh 1Ros M SAIS N sH5s
FORD. Ewes, OIL. 6-S52S,
esrs to wn YER .eia i've sepera, Of bo' Sss
work: refs RA 10000
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, white "a
1--we IN; days a week, with ! day
person. saiarS. $50 : s'' week. NJ
washing or cleaning. Call IA.
S.3noB before n pm Apt 1875
1901 Queens Lane. Colonial VIII
lage Arlington.
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