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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25
Canadians Beginning
To Resent Attitude Of
U.S.. Toward Dominion

CONTINUED From Page 81
has been increasingly tied and
geared to the often tickle, sell
fish and immature us.
The us. today is a divided
nation, dangerously split on
the question of continuing it's
aid to small and backward
countries trying to resist the
spread of Communism, and
dangerously split over the
proposal to implement the
constitutional doctrine that
all citizens are free and equal.
The u. S. is presided
over, but neither governed
nor led, by a sick old man
who is widely loved but pa
radoxically at the time des-
pissed. 1t is motivated by
dollar - selfishness; it has
been thrust into the role of
a world leader which it has
neither the experience nor
skill to handle.
And it is currently blush
ing from reading in the best
selling DAY Of Infamy" a
play-by-play account of its
truly Infamous defeat at Pearl
Harbor, when the defenses
were caught by surprise, ig-
nored the radar warnings, and
generally fumbled the ball.
Arise, Ye Canadians!
Individually the citizens of
the US. tolerate intolerable
lowlessness in their midst and
are incapable Of preserving
order even among their own
young.
So it is no surprise that
they are able neither to lead
nor cajole the unruly lesser
nations Of the world.
We have so long and 50
automatically taken tn e
friendship Of the us. for
granted that our uncritical
mood has perhaps failed to
notice the gradual drift in U.
S. consideration of us.
In washington our al
fairs are now held to be Of
less consequence than the
affairs of the smallest state
of the union. This is quite
understandable and practi-
cal in a democracy, whose
government owes its politi-
cal life to the support of
us. voters even in that
smallest state.
But we should open our
eyes to this fact, and realize
that in the pinch every Off.
cial in Washington remembers
that no Canadian has a vote
in a us. election. Our inter.
ests will always be subordi.
mated to those Of the smallest
state, unless our government
stands up for our rights, of.
ten infringed in the letter as
well as in the spirit.
It certainly seems to be
time to reinstitute q distinct
and recognizable frontier a.
long our border.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25

26. - "Harborites" Lodge
856 in Goth Anniversary
Dance, Croatian Home, 4O33
Main St., East Chicago, Ind,
g pm. Dancing to Cavaliers
Tamburitzans and Pat De-
Mure's Orchestra. Refresh
ments to suit taste.
81. - "Croat an Sons"
Lodge ITO Golden Anniver-
sary Banquet, Program and
Dance, Croatian Center, 3679
Broadway, Gary, Ind. Com
plete details later.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25
Winchester IS
Helped USA Win
The Golden West
CONTINUED from Page 12)

The Golden West
Continued from Page 12)
get the elevation I need.
A fast draw from a scab-
bard on a horse can be i'm
portant. My top horse, a
mare, was gun shy. She dis
liked to see 4 rifle pulled
out of a scabbard so close
to her head as when carried
in the usual manner with
the stock at the fork of the
saddle.
So I slung it with the stock
to the rear, low enough so it
wouldn't interfere with my
leg when getting on or OFF.
This way proved to be a fast
and convenient draw. I have
ever since carried it that way
on all horses. When I drop off
for a quick shot, the stock is
in my right hand and as the
horse moves away I have the
rifle.
Wolf Has His Moment
One time, eleven of us ri.
ders were poking up a trail
single file when the men in
the lead jumped a wolf.
I was about in the middle
of the long string of riders
but I dismounted and got off
a snap shot that just creased
him across the back and he
; kept on going.
l was the only man in
the outfit who was fast
enough to get off q shot,
and / think it was because
of the way 1 had my rifle
slung. Some of those men
were just As good or better
; riflemen than 1.
I have used it as l would q
six-shooter. Hunting deer
) climbed a cliff, and when
looked over the top three
| bobcats were fighting over 9
dead cottontail rabbit maybe
five feet from my face. They
didn't run but showed fight
snarled and spit at me.
I had to hang on with ont
hand so with the other I shot
the nearest one in the mouth
The other two then ran, fol
which I was glad as / couldn't
work the lever for another
shot.
1t Kept Him In Meat
When I lived on my home
: stead with no money, it kept
me in meat. Sage chickens
rabbits, prairie dogs, pine
squirrels and one porcupine.
That was all I could take Of
a porky and those squirrels
they tasted like a pine tree
, But meat is meat when yo,
don't have any. I didn't have
a % or a shotgun. In season
I got my deer and elk and an
telope.
), I also had to watch fol
coyotes and bobcats prowlins
around the chicken house
Then in the spring and sum
mer when our chickens were
running loose, there were
hawks. I doubt if I could have
, proved up on that homestead
without that little rifle.
We only had one weight
bullet in those days, ITO grain
I always thought that it wa.
a bit heavy for long range.
used it when l killed my
moose.
There were three Of us rid
ing through marshy willow
brush country in Wyoming, I
as usual, was bringing up the
rear when I happened to lool
back and saw a moose get uE
on his feet out of the brush
} I dropped off to shoot.
One Of the cowboys
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25

Lodge SIG and Nest 185 in
Dance, Croatian Home, 1885
E. 4th ST., Bethlehem, Pa, 8
pm. Music by Banat Tambur-
itza Orchestra of Newark.
New Jersey.
28. - Jr. Order Nest 80
Mothers Club Fall Dance,
Croatian Home, Franklin St.,
Uniontown, Pa, $3.50 pm.
Pozega Bros. Tamburitza Or
chestra will provide music.
Menu: hot dogs, sloppy joes,
pork sandwiches, home baked
goods, refreshments.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25

n. ONE DOLLAR is the fee charged for the
DI~I publication of one-column pictures of ind-
! ~. vidual members in the Zajednicar. THREE
DOLLARS is required for two-coumn pic
lures showing several persons. FIVE DOLLARS is the
fee for three-column pictures showing tamburitza
ensembles, groups, etc., not exceeding six persons
SEVEN DOLLARS is required for the publication of
such large pictures singing societies. wedding groups
showing bridesmaids meetings, etc. The fee MUST
accompany each picture. Make all Checks or Money
Orders payable to the CROAT1AN FRATERNAL
UNION OF AMERICA and forward together with
photo, to-
"ZAJEDNICAR" English Section
3441 Forbes Street ~ Pittsburgh (13) Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25

. A lot of people spend 6
days sowing wild oats, then
go to church on Sunday and
pray for a crop failure.
Fred Allen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
Home Economics
Group to Give
SCHOLARSHIPS

Plans for the scholarships
In home economics annually
awarded through the Home
Economics in Business Sec
ton of the Home Economics
Association of the District will
be discussed Tuesday at a
dinner meeting at the Woman's
National Democratic Club, 1926
New Hampshire avenue NV.
The evenings program also
will feature a talk by George
Buck, tenchnical director of
the National Cotton Council of
America. Mr.. Buck will dis
cuss new uses of cotton.
The scholarships are avail
able to high school seniors in
this area who must send in
their applications by April /.
Application forms may be OBJ
tanned at the University of
Maryland, Howard University
and the Lewis Hotel Training
School.
The Heb donates the funds
for several 500 scholarships
at the University of Maryland
In addition, the Wilkins
Rogers Milling Co. provides
two university scholarships
and the Lewis Hotel Training
School offers a scholarship for
four months training in hotel
management, valued at $685.,
The Wilkins-Rogers scholar
ships cover virtually all ex-
penses, except board and room.
for study at the University of
Maryland and Howard Univer-
sity.
Mrs. Gertrude Allison
Brewster is chairman Of the
Heb Scholarship Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
BLOSSOM QUEEN
CHOOSES PINK

The Cherry Blossom Fes-
tival Luncheon Fashion Show
Committee is busting out
all over" with news for the
April 4 all-California FASH
ion show at the Statler
Hotel.
The dress for the Cherry
Blossom Queen is being de-
signed by Harou and will be
Of pink silk organza with
Cherry Blossom jewel en-
broidery.
The floor-length gown will
be on display the week of
the show in the corner win
dow of Julius Garfinckel 81
Co.
Mrs. Richard Nixon has
accepted the honorary
Craftsmanship of the lunch
eon-fashion show, Mrs. Rob-
ert D. Blackstone, general
chairman announced yes
terday at a committee meet
ing at the Statler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
Exhibition Tea

The president and the trus-
tees Of the Corcoran Gallery
of Art have issued invitations
to a tea on the opening Of
the exhibition of the works in
the collection of the former
Attorney General and Mrs.
Francis Biddle. The event will
take place March IA from 4
to 6 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
through March 16 only
big savings during our
"BOX SALE" OF
PARAGON CANDLES

CondIeIieht is q must for truly gracious
dining, and Poroeon condles have been
created for just thot purpose Not only
ore they lovely in design and color,
but their exclusive Porooum bose fits
any candle holder. Insert candle in
holder. press firmly, twist, and candle
is secure.
Baroque Twist Candlcs-A distinctive
and elegant condle, for longer and bet
ter burning. z to each box.
6" size, regularly per box, ZOO. Los
II" size, regularly per box. 200 $50
Coors.
White Citron yellow French Blue
Ivory Lemon yellow Turquoise
Stone 0roy Chorueuse Sweet Pink
Dutch Chocolate Avocado Red
Block Leof Green Old Rose
Dinner Tapers-A beautiful topered
dinner condIe, suitobIe for all oc-
cosons. In same ooIors as Boroque
Twist, plus Sprout green, Copenhagen
blue, purple, burgundy, flame. nos-
turtum, bittersweet
10" size, box Of II, regularly ] 65. Las
Il" size, box Of 2, regularly zoo. Los
IS" size, box Of Il, regularly us. los
8" size. box Of 2. regularly IS. 225
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

Washington Store Thursdays 93O am to
Corners Falls Church. V) Ale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

save 500 on lovely
imported stainless steel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
CAL-DAK
TRAY TABLES

= az set Of four q OK
each, with rack
CoI-Dok troy tobles ore so handy for
cosy, informal entertaining, and for
TV snocks. They fold compoctly for
storage Troys ore l3H2xl8M" with
table "a" high, with plastic tipped
legs. In two charming patterns, "Coun-
try Auction" left and "Nossou"
fright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
RIVAL
KITCH-O-MATS

Can.O-Mat-Holds can firmly, cuts
swiftly in one cosy operation. yellow,
white, red or pink enamel finish With
mognet COS
Without magnet sos
All chrome finish, with nognet 795
Kitchener = c ON bin otion shredder,
sIicer. 9rinder-chopper, eroter Two in
terchongeobIe heads fit single base Red,
yellow, turquoise, pink or white enonnel
bose 1898
All chrome 1925
With eroter head only, in enamel S9s
With shredder head only, in enamel sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
5O-PIECE
FLATWARE SET
regularly 39.95

Imported from Western Gernony by No
tionol Silver, this 50-piece set of stainless
steel fotwore is in the lovely "ChoIet"
pottern Includes ! 6 teaspoons, s dessert
spoons, s dinner forks, soIod forks, 8
hollow handle knives, sugar she'll and
butter knife-olI in sotin finish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
BY BETTY BEALE

The Neil McElroys will
take Washington by storm.
He's the kind of man
you meet once in a rush at
a cocktail party and always
remember.
Quick, successful and at
tractive, the president of
Proctor and Gamble who's
just been appointed to the
powerful post of Secretary of
Defense, was in Washington
during the Inauguration. He
and his wife were at the small
cocktail party given by the
then Deputy Secretary of
Defense and Mrs. Reuben
Robertson on that damned
Sunday of January 20.
Yours truly took the OPP
portunity Of asking Mr.. Nc
Elroy a question that has
bothered her since childhood.
IF Ivory is SO and 44/100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Mr.. Neil McElroY
RQtes as ChQrmer

per cent pure. will you please
tell me what is the other
56/1O0?"
Soap" replied Mr.. McEl-
roy with a grin.
The subject hasn't both
cred me since.
4 y 4 \
SECRETARY DULLES
just laughed, they say. when
he heard about Carol Bur-
nett singing a song entitled.
II Fell in Love with John
Foster Dulles" But the more
careful observers around the
State Department say they
detect a new Tilt in the Sec
retary's walk.
It's interesting to note that
the girl in the song who says
that the first time she saw
him was at the U.N., and al
though she'd never been
known to swoon over men,
Continued on Page BE-, Col. l
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goslavia some time ago, and
is awaiting her husband
there.
Also sharing party honors
were the new Yugoslavia
Counselor Vase Milovanovic
and Nine. Milovanovic who
are getting settled after just
arriving here in Washington.
Ambassador and M m e :.
Mates, who came back only
three days ago from a Miami
vacation. received guests in
their residence on r street
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

president; Miss Mary Ellen
Coleman. Assistant Professor
Of Education and Director Of
the University Reading
Clinic. corresponding secre-
tary; and Mrs. John Elm
binder. wife Of the Univer-
sity's business manager, rec
ording secretary.
The directors include Mrs.
Martin Mason, wife of the
Dean Of the school of Engi-
neering; and Mrs. B. D. Van
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
IT'S BALLET

Prima Ballerina Nora
Kaye gives a quick APP
praisal Of the various ballet
groups around the world.
French ballet is too
chi-chi. Too hammered"
an Italy where ballet
really began there's very
little. It's died out appar-
emily"
The incest style in ballet
dancing to be seen is in
England. They're about the
best"
Watching Russian ballet
is like looking at a silent
movie. Technically they're
terrific but they don't do
new ballets. The Russians
dance so differently"
American ballet deals
with contemporary things"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
Faculty Group
Elects
Margaret Ddvis

Miss Margaret Davis. As
sociate Director Of Public
Relations of George WASH
ington University. has Nbeen
elected president Of the uni
versity's Faculty Women's
Club for the 1888 acad-
emic year.
Mrs. John Parks. wife of
the Dean-elect of the School
of Medicine. will be vice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
Reception Fetes
Yugosldvio's
Counselors

YugoSlav Ambassador and
Nine. Mates entertained at
cocktails yesterday honoring
Yugoslav Counselor. DIR. Ziga
Vodusek who will return
home shortly after four years
duty here.
Mrs. Vodusek left for Yu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
Envoy Honored

Mr.. Fraser wilkins. who
has been director of the
State Departments Near
Eastern Division. was hon.
ored by his staff at a bon
voyage luncheon given at
Water Gate Inn recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

Evers. wife Of the Dean for
Sponsored Research at the
University.
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cOLORED
WANTED

Q employed men desiring a
room with the refinement
and comfort of home. Very
large front room. Reason
able. 1909 Irving st. NV.
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ATTRACTIVE 2-bedrm. apt; de.
10. 2-540l or AD 4-3400
e3S 10th ST. N.E.-Bsmt. apt.
S5J utils. incl. 10. 2-526s
CONN. -AvE-TILDEN GARDENS 4
nicely fuTn. apt OF I bedrm.. bath
liv. rm. dinette and kit $3.50 mo
J. NELSON HUGHES EN-. 2-S40C
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DOWNTOWN


574l COLORADO AVE. N.W.-Mod.
bldg air-cooled quarters. / bed
rn liv. rm., kit. dinette and bath:
eS6.5O, incl. utils. See ianitof for
inspection
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5III CONN. AVE. N.W.-Bedrm.
twin beds, bath. liv.-din. rm.
kitchen linens: utils.; S126 mo
EN-. 3-31O1.
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APIS. FuRMIsHED-p. G.
818 18th ST. NV.

Centrally located furnished
bachelor apartment consisting 81
large bedroom with twin beds, at
ltractsve living room. central hall
and closets: bathroom and re-
Ifrigerator. Close TO Govt bldgs.
and GEORGETOWN University; utilities
furnished; wired for air condi-
tionins; will redeeorate. Rent
S12 80
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
L13R lhth ST. NV DI. r-RRa0
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COUNTRY BOARD

BEAUTIFUL ESTATE, II miles east
OF D. C; all convelenees. Locust
Hill. Mitehellville, Nd, CE. 8.
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

RETIRED, middle-aged man would
appreciate a home with congenial
surroundings. Box 2S5-J, Star
o-s
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK-one bedrm, liv
rm, KIT bath, pvt entr In pyt
home After 5, JU. 8-2344.
FOR NATURE LOVERS room
and bath overlooking woodet
stream, $40 mo-. adults only. i
fare street car zone. OIL. a-l2j3
SIL. sPG. BSMT. APT,-Bed- -liv
rm dressing rm., Ice. kit, comp
bath, pvt. entr., s6j, JU. i-iBfa
Mr.. UNIV. OF MD.-Liy. rm
bedrm, kit, pvt. bath. pvt. entr
nr. good tranSp,, quiet neighbor
hood, grad student, college prof
or empl. cple. Ayail. Sept. 1. AP
i-bBBA
BEAUTIFUL. knotty-plne eificiency;
kit.,. bath utlls; private entrance
employed adults. Ref, UN. 4-976l
! BLK. FROM MD. UNiV.--Liv
rm.. bedrn, kit, bath. s7e 81
mo, all utils. incl UN, 4-a76s
TAX. PIX; Ss5, incl. utils,---i-bed.
rm, apt; mr. Wash. San, RAFFELI
REAL ESTATE, Ju. e-llO3.
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APIS. UMFURMIsHED-D. c.

INLWLF DkCOk. API. ana store,
rms. and bath, incl heat Sl0(
mo. 3l2 llth 81. sc.
BARNABY GARDENS APIS. : i
and . hedrms., furn. or unfurn.
newly dec. and newly furn., ready
10 move into. Close to schools
buses and shopping center. OF
Wheeler rd.. 9th st sc. 10. 2-aS22
TWO BEDROOMS, living room, kit
bath, newly decorated; S1I, heai
furn, ianitor service. 1885 1tt
st. NV. Key at Apt. 4. 25s
TWO BEDRMS., SO so, incl. heat
and hot water: duplex. newly dec
GRATED. Enel. front and rear
yards. screened-in rear porch
adults only; near Gu. FE. 3-725O,
1899 HARVARD ST. N.w.-2-bed- :
rm apt. with porch; redec.; $50
mo-. utils. incl Also, one. 2-beo-
rm apt, S65. Res mgr, Apt. "a.
e53s 18th ST. N.w.--Apt.: 3 rms.
bath. . bedrms., $50 per mo-
heat, INV iurn. RA. 6-72O1.
iI6 NEWCOMB ST Sc, Apt. /.
White. Boiling Field area
rooms kit and bath apt: ONLY
$40 80 per mo: Al shape. Mr.
NEUMANN, Ma. S-232l.
1856 EUCLID ST. NV bedrms.,
liy. Tm,, din. rm.. kit. and bath;
So. OIL. 1-.9Os.
CAPITOL HILL - Two bedrooms,
completely remodeled; adults only:
SS5 per mo. ME $500. ewes
and Sun. OIL 6-5a04
3I3 5th ST. Ne, on 18th and d
carline--Two apts., LIST and md
n . rooms. kit, tile bath. insu-
lated, semidet, continuous hot
water oil heat Must be seen TO
be appreciated Last tenants
in ~ yrs adults only No pets
Front and rear porch entr. FTiR-
$50. Key AZ Mrs. Anderson 3lb
FASHIONABLE EFFIC.. downtown
Conn ave Extremely conv. SS5.
JU s-5355. a:30-6;30.
1900 BLK. c ST. SCI bedrm j.
ny rm dinette. kit, bath. ser;
hot water. refer. Call Dl. 7-s6s5.
1888 QUEEN ST. NE. t3 blks.
north 18th and HI; beautiful
spacious md q duplex. 3 large
rooms kit, new SIT. refgr. big
s1ce Of lease; neat and h. ". for
Sd3 50 mo Mr., CLARK, hi. e
s8D5 or after $50. Ii. f-O222.
stNF CGpIToI, sT-.ModeTn enc
In ant bldg, near u. s, Capitol,
on Mr. Pleasant carlins 500 SO
70 @0 inspssti Sssi sksoPoNEs ASp fs MoNT. Mo5NSrTP.
GOMERY INC, DI. 5-23i2.
29lp GARFIELD ST. NV Ice
rms. modern kitchen equipment,
INC, lii5 Eye st. NV. MA. S-d46S.
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2225 n ST N.W.-Two rms,
Kit. bath; S55.25, See janitor for
inspection.
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ROOMS WANTED

UNFURN. ROOM. nearby Montg
Co. or near Takoma PIX for man
5-i93j
ACCOUNTANT. aRe ~. single. de-
sinfs rm preferably unfurn IN
Silver Spring area. Boa IS4-L.
Star
UNFURN., warm attic or sun rm,
light ana space important, kit. or
grill priv. city, neat lady. 10.
3-6477 before noon or after G'
PVT RM., modern furn', for Dr. (.
near CIV. Hospital S35 mo. Box
95g-J, Star.
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APIS. UNFURMISHED-D. G.

DE LUXE S60.5O EFFICIENCY at
10Th and N sts. NV. S425 worth
Of slightly used furniture for $3.50.
OWNER leaving city. HO. 2-7653.
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1349 MASS AVE. s.E.-Two
bedrmS. liy rm bath. din. rm'
KIT. gas stove. refgr. porcn: tenant
supplies neat Sb2 month.
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.


N.E.-LARGE front room. semlpvt
bath; mother and child. care oi
child incl. Ii 7-7656.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE - From
rm., semiprivate bath. refined
quiet home. nr. tranSp.. $50 mo
AID. 2-9l39.
?I0I IRVING ST.-New home: lge
front rm., next bath; slO.5O vk
lge. closet. Immed. poss. HO. >.
O452.
WHITE-LGe. front rm., with pvt
shower, bath. 3042 Vista st. ne.
La. 9-3O42.
NICELY FURNISHED rms, neal
bus, transportation. Price. reason.
able. ia. 9-7l44.
CLEAN. attrac. dble. rm. with twir
beds. semipvt. bath. gentleman
pvt. home; excel. transp. III Wk
each. 3lO9 cath st. ne, no. ..
COLORED-LOVELY RM.-RefineC
lady. privileges; conv, transp
Ii. 4-ll25.
COLORED-32I d ST. N'E.-Nics
large front room on carline: cou-
pie blocks from Union Station
Call after 3 pm, Ii. 4-Sl2S.
COLORED-REDEC. RMI nr. l4tt
and Fla. ave. Pref. empl. settled
lady; home privileges. Ii. 7-l059
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GEORGET0WN-Large living rm.,
bedrm.. kit. and bath; garden. ter
race; Sll5, partially furn. II de-
sired. CO. 5-63gS.
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2S04 14th ST. E.W.-Lge. apis /:
lv- rn.' kit, bath. newly dec; $50
month
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silky-smoOih percale
multi-stripe sheets
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ALL AT SEA
Water axis
Will Ride
Piggy Back

The SIS Lurine is going
70 take along its own water
taxis on its Pacific cruise be-
ginning January Z. The 46-foot,
6s-passenger shore boats will
carry passengers ashore at
Port Moresby and Bali, where
there are no docking facilities
The Matson Navigation Co
says the boats will be stored in
a forward hatch when not in
use.
Passenger ships of the Greek
Line have scheduled 70 At
lantic crossings for next year
The fleets flagship. Olympia,
will 60 into regular service be-
tween New York and Mediter-
ranean ports when she gets
back from a special 62-day
Mediterranean and Greek
Islands cruise.
The SIS Leilani has added
three stops at Kona, Hawaii, tc
its sailing schedule. The Haw-
allan Steamship Co. says she
also will resume stops at Hilo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
GOOD SHOPPING
rs ASSURED BY
PLANNING AHEAD

Today's tip from a travel
expert:
Most C countries have
some domestic products
that can be bought more
cheaply there than any
place else In the world"
says Harry Backelin. dis
trict sales manager Of
Scandinavian Airlines Sys-
TEN. But people miss the
opportunity to pick up
these bargains because
they don't know where to
buy what. They wind UP by
buying the wrong things
in the wrong places.
MY advice: Prepare
yourself ahead Of time by
reading about the countries
you are to visit. Then.
when you buy your tickets,
ask your travel agent or
the airline where you can
find the shopping bargains.
Usually. somebody behind
the counter has visited
the country recently and
can even tell you what
stores offer the greatest
savings"
Do vou hare a question
for a trapel erpert7 Write
pour query to the Travel
Editor OF The Star.