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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04
MaIo 0 Hrvatskcm Parku

sam Sc nalazio u Arizoni, ci-
tao sam u Zajednicaru, da .ie
Sredisnjica hrvatskih drus-
tava II nasoj naseobini kupila
zemljiste, ma kojem zeli ure-
diti svoj vlastiti park.
IL znatizeljnosti, posietio
sam ovih dana isto zemljiste
sa namjerom, da vidim ka-
kove &C pogodnosti Sredis-
mica imati ma istom zemljis-
tu.
Priznati moran, da, elm
sam Sc istom zemljistu pri-
blizivao da je ma meme uci-
MO veliki utisak napis, koji
je postavljen ma cello istog
zemljista, gdje je sa velikim
slovima u engleskom napi-
sano: Croatian Central Com
mittee Picnik Ground a u hr-
vatskom Hrvatska Zemlja.
Ia velika slova, kao da SUI
mi ht.iela reel, da &C Sc cd
sada u buduce hrvatski ma
rod sastajati ma svom vlasti-
tom zemljistu, gdje &c bez
ikakove zapreke moci da siri
svoj kulturno prosvjetni HUI
manitarni rad prigodom raz-
nih priredaba, i bas poradi
toga sam odlucio da napisem
par rijeci samom zemljistu.
Po pricanju e. Louis Ru-
kavine, predsjednika Hrvat-
ske Sredisnjice, isto zemliis-
te kupljeno "a svotu cd $15,-
100000, a povrsina istog ie-
ste 20 .iutara po nasem rece-
no zemlje, ma kojoj Sc nalaze
IS krosnjatih hrastova, koji
zajamcuju da &c "a vreme O.
drzavanja raznih piknika BIZ
ii dosta hladovine.
ZemljiSte Sc nalazi ma So.
76-oj ulici, 9 milja South cd
Tote Greenfield Ave, gdje
&c ga svaki lahko naci. Sve
sto sada treba da svaki Hr-
vat Hrvatica, koji Sc jos
takvim osjeca, a napose drus-
tva koja su uclanjena u Sre-
disnjicu, da zasucu rukave te
da isto zemljiste urede ona-
ko kako to treba "a odrzava-
ME pikniika.
Do sada je ucinjeno mno-
go toga, jer Sc skoro svakim
damon ma istom zemliistu ma
lazi po nekoliko ljudi zena,
koji besplatno ciste i uredju-
ju isti park.
, ia osobno apeliram na sve
one koji jos do sada nisu u
chill svoju hrvatsku duznost,
da to ucine sto prize, jer sva-
ka pomoc "a uredjaj parka
dobro dodje.
Koliko je god potrebna rad
na pomoc, toliko je jos wise
potrebna novcana pomoc "a
kupnju raznih potrebstina u
parku, "a to svaki onaj iii
ona, kojem nije moguce dati
radnu pomoc, neka dade nov
Ganu pomoc; onaj iii ona ko-
.iem nije moguce dati nov
canu pomoc, neka dade radnu
pomoc.
Svi oni, koji zele bilo u ce-
mu pruziti pomoc "a uredjaj
parka, iii bilo kakovi savjet,
treba da Sc telefonski obrate
ma Louis Rukavina, predsjed-
nika Sredisnjiice, koii &c sva-
kom drage wolfe dati sve in
formacije ticuci Sc istog par
ka. Telefon jeste: SP 4-6462.
OvolikO sam smatraO, da
bar u kratko opisem zemlju,
koju je Sredisnjica kupila, a
ma tebi je sada, hrvatski ro-
de, da istu zemlju uredis O.
mako kako to treba, ma po-
nos svoju svog mladjeg ma
rastaja.
Irs1s,~ n.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04

vedemo dan kao braca Sc
sire clanovi HBZ. Ukratko
receno, duznost je Odbora da
promice lozinku HBZ izmedju
njezinog clanstva, da dobiva i
upisuje move clanove koji jos
nisu u njezinim redovima, pa
da oni uzivaju sve pogod-
nosti koje zajednica dajc svo-
me clanstvu. Razumije sc da
je polje veliko "a obradjiva-
ii, ali ma zalost malo Sc OBJ
radjuje. U koliko su manjka-
vosti kod Odbora, deset puta
SUI vece kod cjelokupnog clan
stva, koje m a 10 posvecuJe
paznju svojim duznostima IA
organizacionom polju. O ovo-
me kasnije.
Proslih godina Odbor je u
wick imao bogati program
na svojim piknicima, koii-
ma je prisutno clanstvo uzi-
valo. Docim owe godine, ma
zalost nije imao programa,
pax Gu cato navesti razlog.
Kako rekoh da programa nj
smo imali, a razlog je bio tai,
sto u proslosti diva clana Cd
bora gotovo SUI uvijek sami
priredjivali sastavljali pro-
gram, i pobrinuli Sc "a svc
oko istoga, da je bio ma "a
dovoljstvo svima, ali owe 60
dine sudbina je pomrsila ra-
Cune. George Ivancevic i Toni
(Tonica) Middleton Il proSlo-
sti su te programe priprema-
Ii, ali owe godine, upravo ka-
da je vrijeme bio da Sc poe
ne raditi na programu, njih
oboje je obolilo i tako smo O.
stall iznenadjeni, da Sc nismo
znali snaci u vrijeme kada je
trebalo, i ma koncu konca nj
smo imali programa.
U ostalom, piknik je bio
posjecen iznad svakog oceki-
vanja uspjeh je bio dobar,
moralno materijalno, pa i
ako je tn bilo sabotaze Cd
onih clanova, koji bi trebali
da predvode rad sa odborom,
ostali su po strani. Jer koliko
je god duznost clanova Od-
bora da rade, toliko je isto
duznost odsjetnih odbornika
ne m O da posjete piknik,
nego da aktiviziraju clanstvo
svoga odsjeka da posjete isti
u sto vecem broju. Nu ali to
neki nisu chill, nego obrat-
no!
Ma PRIMER, nekoliko cla-
nova Centralnog Odbora, koji
su u isto vrijeme odbornici
II svojim odsjecima, umjesto
da su dosli ia piknik i po-
mogli u radu, sto je to Mi
hova duznost, oni su wise po-
svetili paznju kod prijatelja
ma birthday party, nego
pikniku Centralnog Odbora.
Drugi neki odbornici, tako-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04
GLAVNA UPRAVA HRVATSKE BRATSKE zAJEDNICE

0LAvNA uPkAvA HkVAlSkE bkAISkE LAJEDNlIE
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Museum 247O - 24471
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Rochester Pennsylvania
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Michigan
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1855 Breard Street Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
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PROsVJETNOs sPORTSKO ODEIJENJE
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04
Uspjeh piknika Centra|nou 0dbora
H,B. zaiednice u iuznoi kaIifomiii
Los Angeles, Calf.

Los Angeles, Calf. - Ma 30 juna t. G., Centrani Od-
Dor Odseka Hrvaske Bratske zaednice juzno k1for-
nij prredo je svoj godsni pknk ko e uspo znad wa
kog ocekivana Dakle Centrani Odbor sasoi cd sle
dech odsieka IT, $685. 677 s54 $685. te kao svake 60
dine tako ovoga puta Odbor pobrinuo da svome
piknku okup canstvo svih ovh odsieka da supa
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04
Poziv ma pokuse pjev.
zbora "PreradoviC["

Gary, Ind. - Hrvatsko pie
vacko drustvo "Preradovic".
nakon ljetnog odmora, poceti
ce sa svojim redovitim po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04

Onaj Sc vara, koji zna da
ga varaju.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

notes-then let him have them"
That" interrupted Mr.. Han
nam. is quite improper. I want
to be accurate"
Lawyer Changes Subject
The defense attorney quickly
Changed the subject and asked
Mr.. Hannah a long, involved
question.
THE answer to the first part
of your questions is yes" said
the detective, land the answer
to the second part is no."
Once more the barrister
changed the subject and asked
the Scotland Yard man about
statements DR.. Adams is alleged
! to have made when charged with
Mrs. Morrell's murder.
Actually" said Mr.. Lawrence,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

papers and replied: Perhaps
you are right"
1T is not perhaps" said Mr..
Hannah, Il am right"
Laughter rippled across the
crowded Old Bailey courtroom.
Different Kind of Witness
For the last six days of the
trial Mr.. Lawrence has been re-
lentless in his cross-examination
Of prosecution witnesses. He
scored heavily at the expense of
three middle-aged nurses.
But Mr.. Hannah was differ
ent.
Mr.. Lawrence. with heavy sar-
casm. asked the detective to pin
point a piece of evidence. When
the sleuth asked if he could refer
to a copy of the court record
Mr.. Lawrence raised his eye
brows.
Have you anv objection. Mr.
lawrence" asked red-robec
Justice Patrick Devlin.
"Oh. no." said Mr.. Lawrence
IF he cannot answer my ques.
tons without referring to hi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

most brilliant lawyers tangled in
the courtroom with one of
|Britain's greatest detectives.
Defense Attorney Godfrey
Lawrence and Scotland Yards
Herbert CThe Duke) Hannah
.dueled for II minutes in a dra-
matte thrust and slash of cross
examination.
Dr.. Adams watched almost
spellbound from the prisoners
box as the two battled over
vital evidence.
Mr.. Lawrence ripped into Mr.,
Hannah. trying to "trip him up.
You say you first interviewed
DR.. Adams in the evening" said
the barrister, but your deposit
ton says it was in the morning"
I The hawk-faced detective
looked down from the witness
box and replied with disdain
This is not quite correct. If
you will read my deposition
carefully you will find that it
says pm"
Mr.. Lawrence peered at his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27
Thrombosis after suffering
stroke several months before.

thrombosis after suffering a
stroke several months before.
Former Partner Testifies
Earlier DR.. Adams former
partner testified that Mrs. Nor
rell sometimes perked up after
injections prescribed by the de-
PENDANT. Summoned by the
prosecution, DR.. Ronald Harris
said he treated the old lady for
a few weeks in September. 1850
two months before her death
while DR.. Adams was on va
cation.
DR.. Harris agreed with a de-
Tense contention during cross
examination that at that time
she was going through a phase
of deterioration" Chief Defense
Counsel Godfrey Lawrence then
asked:
1T is a fair summary to say
that in September when you
were confronted with this evil
dence of deterioration you con-
tlnued the same type of sedation
but increased the morphia con-
tent in the form of omnopon to
try to quiet her down."
Yes" replied DR.. Harris. II
was asked to continue the same
treatment and I increased the
same drugs that were being used
at that time"
Detective and Lawyer Tangle
That treatment, he added,
gave temporary benefit at
times"
Yesterday one of Britain's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

there is no Justification"
rs it right or wrong to do SOP"
1T is wrong in all circum-
stances, wrong to inject heroin
and morphia." DR.. DouthWaite
declared.
Records Show Mixture
Nurses recrods introduced by
the defense as evidence showed
DR.. Adams had administered a
mixture of morphia and heroin
The defense contends the drugs
were to quiet the 81-year- old
patient and enable her to sleep
What about morphia alone?'
the attorney general asked DR.
Douthwaite
"Morphia alone" the special
iSt replied. should not be given
to someone who has had stroke
unless there was an episode OF
acute mania. and then single
injection"
DR.. Adams had certified that
Mrs. Morrell died of cerebral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

DIR. Adams gave you only a few
casual answers"
mo. sir" doomed the detec-
tive. He was most loquacious.
He was dogmatic. :"
Mr.. Lawrence tried to halt
him, but he went on:
HE was a very. very shaken
man. He was distressed. :"
Very well, very WE'LL" cut in
the barrister, hoping to shut Mr..
Hannah up.
Il want to help you all I can,
sir" smiled the detective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

charged with numbering Mrs.
Edith Alice Morrell to gain an
inheritance.
The tall gray-haired specialist
said there was mo justification"
for the injections of morphia and
heroin that DR.. Adams prescribed
for the 8l-year-old woman.
The prosecution has accused
the IriSh-born bachelor doctor Of
Systematically drugging her to
death. She lied in November,
1850, and her body was cremated.
Says Widow Was Addict
Attorney General Sir Reginald
Manningham-Buller asked DR.
Doughwaite: In your opinion
was Mrs. Morrell by the goth
June, 1949, an addicted patient?"
Yes. fully replied the spe-
cialist.
Mr.. Manningham-Buller also
asked if there was justification
for injection of the drugs i'm
mediately after q stroke caused
by cerebral thrombosis"
mo" replied DR.. Douthwaite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27
DR.. Adams Made Widow
An Addict, TrioI Hears

LONDON 81 t-A Harley street specialist testified to-
prescribed by Dr. John Bodkn Adams for rich
patient made her drug addict completely dependent
on him.
medical witness trial of the 58yearod Dr. Adams who is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Powhatan Boys
To Play Ball Agai n
In Court Square

Powhatan boys can play bail in
the courthouse square again.
The county board Of supervisors
Mondays rescmded its June action
forbidding the boys to play baseball
III the rear of the courthouse
square. long a favorite playground
The original ruling came after com
plants about eight broken window
panes in the clerks office and
another county building.
Commonwealth Attorney William
R. Blandford and Raymond f. Boelt
appeared before the board asking
for the reconsideration saying that
any damages done would be paid
for by a group of county citizens.
William E. Maxey. new county
clerk has had all of the broken
windows IN the clerks office re-
paired at his own expense. and
Boelt has purchased heavy screen
wire to protect the three windows
IN the rear Of the clerk S office.
Supervisors added an eff to their
resembling action: If there is any
heavy damage. therell be no more
ball Oh the rear Of the courthouse
square again,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12

tanned some friends Wednesday
evening at picnic supper on the
lawn Those present were A. T.
Rush, Mr., and Mrs. Harold Cole
man, MI and Mrs. Preston Smith,
Ar and Mrs. Dave Word III. Mr..
and Mrs, r N Word. MI and
MRS. Murriel Dunavant and Mr. and
MES. William Shepherd.
MIR and Mrs. John Word. Linda
O'Meara and Mrs. r l.. Gillispie
visited E. D. Gillispie Sunday Mr.
Gillispies condition remains the
same. HI has been confined to his
bed for more than year
Miss Hilda Dtlnayant. Of Natural
Bridge. spent the week end with
her mother. Mrs S. E Dunavant.
S E. Dunavant Jr was home from
Woodbridge
MISS Lucy Lee Wootten has ac-
ceptad 4 position III Richmond fol-
the summer months
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12

entsrtaImd ;lor them aila fof MIS-.
Hates piresits &itp an all-day pic
niciat FayHe's mill pond
NJ ard AIRS L-.F Maxey A.
COMPANIES 4he Cars III Washing
ton D E.. Friday To visit Mrs,
Maseys brother. Booker Self
M a3h Mrs Wilton Tapscott,
anScfamilg, and Mr. ana'Mrs Percy
Gonfsby we've guests Of the B B
Pat,esons Friday
II A Msxey visireti Ills sister
Mrs. =. Es Maxey ii Richmond
Sunslay \
Nj ans Nsrs Z. Tucker Patteson,
chesyl ard wv, Of Richmond. visit
ed pr ara AIRS T r., patteson and
the p B Fattesons Sunday
MSS Aiinia Pattesun has returned
.rola Frea Union
MS L F. Pattes0n. jonathan and
Boltie 81 Croker we're Saturday
gut-ts q t:le Ratlgpns
Moss F4aInes Ayres accompanied
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Knoxville

MISS Ruby Gilhspie spent the
week end with her mother NILS
Hazel Camden, Of Richmond was
a guest IN the same home.
Members of Enon Sunday School
had picnic at Holiday Lake Satuf-
day.
Mrs. ] NJ. Burroughs and R. B.
Ransom visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Word Thursday
Bill Wootton, Of Norfolk. VA
home for the week end.
Miss Pauline Peters, 3f Norfolk.
spent the week END with Mr. and
Mrs. j. E Ransom Mrs. Ransom
and Chef accompanied her home
and Will spend the week IN Norfolk
, f. Ransom left Sunday 10 spend
several days In BlacEsbugg
Mr.. and Mrs = Ransom enter
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Appomqttos Gains Family OF Nelr
Construction Resident Engineer Aide

don, GaA for a brief visit Sunday
while Mrs Morgan, Nancy and
Glenn Crews visited Mrs. Glover
Lewis Morgan and Agee Glover
took their sons to South Hill to
catch a ride back to camp
MIR and Mrs Charlie Barr. and
daughter. Of Norfolk. and Mrs. S. C.
Barr spent Friday night in the
Lewis Morgan home
Miss Forbes Entertains
Miss Beth Forbes entertained the
Young fry at picnic at Holiday
Lake Friday Her guests were Beth
and George Goodwin, Of Scottsville,
Elizabeth Ann Parker and Susan
and Nan Forbes MIS- Goodwin was
also along but at this particular
picnic il is doubtful that she had
Top rating
Mr. and Mrs Jack Anderson, MI
and Mrs Claude Anderson and Mr..
and Mrs John Morgan, Jr., were
guests of Mr. and Mrs Ed Saxon
at a picnic supper Sunday
Mrs. Cabot Chappell spent several
days last week in the Trent Chappell
home. Mrs. Karl Drumeller re-
burned the Chappell twins to their
parents and took Dot back with her
TO Portsmouth
Weeks callers in the Smith home
were Mrs Rowlett Bruce and Mrs.
Bernard Payne. Callers in the two
Forbes and Smith homes were Mrs.
Billy Chappell her three daughters,
Mrs Cabot Chappell and Dr and
Mrs Cary kuykendall, and their
three children
Mills Family Has Guests
Recent guests in the L. P Mills
home were Mr. and Mrs. j. c.
Hayes and Mrs. Susan Merritt. Mrs.
Tommy Stlnnette, and children, of
Lynchburg. spent two days OF last
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12

Mr. and Mrs Howard Hawks, and
children, Of Culpeper, We're guests
Of Nh and Mrs, Harold Coleman
Sunday
Mr and Mrs John Word and Miss
Lind O'Meara visited w. Word
at his farm at Middlebrouk Tues
day
DR.. Cary Kuy Kendall visited Mrs.
B. E. Payne Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12

MIR and Mrs Wllbert Emerson 10
Virginia Beach Iar The weel; end
Wallace Flowers expects to spend
this week in Lynchburg with his
father and sister
Jonathan Patterson. Cleveland
Flowers, Jimmie f'retwell ana Mis-
Lulie Patteson are spending Iris
week at the BTU convention al
Massanetta Springs.
Mrs T. E. Patteson. Mrs. Bobby
MaXey, and son. md Ruddy PATTI
son spent Friday in Charlottesville
Jimmie Dunayant w. visited l.
III MaXev
A number 81 neighborhood fans
attended the bal game in Scots
vile Wednesday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
week in the Mills home.

week in the Mills home.
Effective. last January |, Emmett
McCraw vas appointed assistant
resident engineer on construction
With headquarters in Appomattdx
Saturday was moving day for the
McCraws. and mourning day for
the community. They are leaving
We could BE noble and say we are
clad for Appomattox that she is get
ting the finest quality in neighbots,
but right al, this point it is easier
to be SORRY for ourselves than be
glad for somebody else. even our
good Apposnattox friends.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
Ra5nIsons

Rev and Mrs. Charles stevens,
and willard visited tie B 3 Pat
lessons, and Misses Lulie and Annie
Patteson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Maxey were
guests of Mr. and Mrs B B Pat
teson Tuesday.
Mr-and Mrs Dewey Carr. of Blue
field W va, visited relatives here
last week Mr. and Mrs Glen Hayes
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12

The first Marine aircraft wing
WIS commissioned on July A lA4i
at Quanlico This waa tho first VIM
IN the history 81 Marine Coras
aviation.
, 1957-03-14
NOTICE TO
S U B 6 C B S

Regulations now in effect
require that all bills for ser
vices be paid on the first day
following the month in which
the service was rendered.
Failure to make full payment
en- or before the 18th Of the
month next following, will re-
suit in severing the connect
ton and removing the tele-
phone, after which new appll-
cation must be filed should
further services be required.
Such action shall not effect
the Subscribers liability for
payment Of all charges accru-
ed for services.
Telephones SO disconnected
will be re-assigned to waiting
applicants.
VIRGIN ISLANDS TELE-
Phone SYSTEM
, 1957-03-14
BANK BOOK LOST

Savings Bank Book No. 1850
having been reported lost or
stolen, the holder thereof is here
by requested to present it to the
Bank within twelve (12) weeks
from this date as otherwise the
Book will be cancelled and a new
one issued in its place at the ex-
piration of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted Branch
January Is, 1857
, 1957-03-14
N o c E

The regular monthly meet
ing of Virgin Islands Unity
Party (St. Croix Branch) will
be held on Thursday, March
18th at the Police Court room
in Christiansted at 8::15 pm.
All members are urged to
attend.
This is a very important
meeting.
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peFieneed In payroll work. excel
lent workina conditions. Apply
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AAnn@.ssttnA.
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON

ShARkhOLDbttS hkkIAN0
Notice Is hereby given that. puT-
suant to call Of its directors. .
special meeting Of the sharehold.
ers Of The National Bank OF
washington viii be held at its
banking house at 619 l4th Street
NV, in the City OF Washington,
District Of Columbia. on Wednes-
DAY. November 90, 1887. AZ IL
o'clock noon. for the purpose Of
considering and determininE By
vote whether an agreement 10
consolidate the said bank and
Liberty National Bank. located In
the City Of washington. District
OF Columbia. under the provisions
Of the laws Of the UNIFIED States,
shall be ratified and confirmed:
and for the purpose Of voting
upon any other matters incidental
to the proposed consolidation Of
the two banks. A COPY o. the
Aforesaid agreement, executed BY
Q majority Of the directors Of each
Of the two banks. proyidtns for
the consolidation. 10 on file at the
bank and may be Inspected dur
ing business hours.
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President.
oc1a.20.2l e2.23.24.z5.s6. 27.2s.2e.
observation-disclosures,
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WALTER H. KESSLEF

ACCOUNTANT, IT, graduate o.
night school student; cPA nrm
TO age 30 START Sfu
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HELp-MEM

CHEF. 70 supervise operation Of
coffee shop in apt. hotel; must
know food purchasing, prepara-
ton. conservation and supervise
serving. etc; long hours, but an
opportunity Is here; salary or
percentage basis 70 start. CAL
manager, tn. 2-l491 il am. 70
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