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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12
Cleveland "Joes" To
Meet, Eat And Watch
Browns November 18th

CLEVELAND, Ohio - "St.
Joseph" CFU Lodge 80 will
have it's annual Fall Celtic
gether at, $3.50 pm. on Sun
day, November 16, at the Gro
attain Home, 6314 st. Clair
Avenue.
This social will follow
our regular meeting and as
an incentive to our young
er members we will show
motion pictures, featuring
films of the Cleveland
Browns Football Team.
We are planning a delicious
evening meal, at a very rea.
sonable price, following which
our members and friends may
dance and sing to the music
of Frank Muza' and his Blue
Danube Tamburitzans.
One and all are cordially in
vited to attend.
Steve Shimits, Pres
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Dancing will be from 900
pm. to ?? to the music of Jim
Boggio's top dance band.
There will be sweet foxtrots,
rhumbas, jazz tunes, waltzes,
and, of course, polkas.
So fun and fascination for
only SIPS donation is fore
cast by the Committee, Sam
Milon GU. 6-s977), Sam Mo-
sunic (OV. 1850, Co-chair-
men; Tony Nola, John Kers-
mar, Gene Benson, and Bob
Mestrovich.
Therefore circle November
20 on your date calendar and
prepare yourself for a night
Of fun and relaxation with all
the CFU members and their
guests. You'll be happy you
came. Sam Mosunic, Pub.
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Beaver County Lodge Awarded Staging
OF 10th Annual West Penn Sweepsiakes
January 24-25 Weekend Is Set Aside For
Running Of Increasingly Popular Classic

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
C.F.U. West Penn Duckpin
Sweepstakes which in nine
previous runnings has made
mid-season visits to a number
of the metropolitan districts
will reach it's tenth milestone
at the Beaver Valley Bowl, 25
New York Avenue in Roches-
ter, Pa, over the January "a
25 weekend.
It's staging there comes af-
ter we tried to have Lodge
304 of Ambridge, Pa, host
same in their community in
as much as they often parti-
cipate in C.F.U. sports events.
Having declined we turn
ed to Conway Lodge $40
which regularly has backed
C.F.U. sports undertakings.
Their lodge home being but
three miles distant on Route
| S8 from the Beaver Valley
Bowl, and aware Of the help
ing hand and social phase re-
quired in conducting a Dux
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SfeeIton Parents Are
Asked For Helping Hand

STEELTON, Pa. - With
this reminder we wish to
urge all parents, whose chill
dren are members of Nest Is,
to bring their delinquent dues
up to date.
We are now in the month
of November and we are
sorry to say that there are
many of you who have not
yet paid one cent towards
this years Dues.
Due to the fact, that the as
sessment payment Of the
Nest must be sent to the
Home Office in Pittsburgh
promptly every month, we ask
that you settle your obligation
as soon as possible and in the
future keep your payments up
to date or paid in advance.
Peter Bahorich, Mgr.
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Cleveland Juniors To
Map Plans Nov. "A For
Holiday Fefe, Tourney

CLEVELAND, Ohio - All
parents and guardians Of Nest
55 members are asked to send
their children to the Nest
meeting which will be held on
Friday, November IA, at the
Croatian H o m e, beginning
promptly at $50 pm.
AT that time we will
make plans for our Annual
Christmas Party and for
the Family Bowling Tour
nament, which is scheduled
for February I and 8, 1859.
The meetings are poorly at
tended so we urge the parents
to come with their children,
ii they do not want them to
90 out alone.
AS a reminder to those who
are in arrears with dues, re-
member all payments must be
made by the 25th Of the
month.
Anna Rescic, Mgr.
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San Francisco Lodge 200 To Sponsor
Annual Fall Fro|ic Saturday, Nov. 18th
Committee Forecasts Everything From
Cheers Before Fireplace To Some At Bar
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. -
On Saturday night, Novem-
Der 20, CFU Lodge 900 will
stage it's annual Fall Informal
Dance at the Sportsman's
Lodge, 300 Bryce Street, So.
San Francisco.
Sportsman's Lodge, located
off the right of Ell Canine at
Orange Avenue, between Bur-
ri Burri and Brentwood, near
the California golf range,
has been reserved exclusively
for all the CFU members and
their friends.
The Lodge features a
be a utiful ballroom, a
lounge embracing a warm
fireplace, an up to date
cocktail bar, and ample free
parking on the grounds.
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George Fake Dies
In Rugby, England
Toronto Member
Victim of FateS

TORONTO, Ont. - Lodge
832 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union was recently saddened
by the death of their young
member, bro. George Fake,
age 80.
A scientist, bro. Fake was
electrocuted in a laboratory
accident in Rugby, England,
while working on an electronic
brain. He was found dead on
the morning of September 10,
1858, in the laboratory of the
British electrical manufacture
ing firm which employed him.
Born in Mrkopolj, Gorski
Kotar, Yugoslavia, on April
5, 1925, George was the son
of George and Ljuba Fake.
He had served in the Signal
Corps and graduated from
the University Of Toronto in
1851. He had planned to mar
ry Miss Allison Smith, daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. E. r.
Smith of Glasgow, Scotland,
in January, 1859.
Hundreds of friends atten-
ded the funeral which took
place on September 20, with
interment at Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery.
Besides his parents, he is
survived by two sisters.
The officers and members
Of Lodge 1872 extend their
deepest sympathy to the Fake
family and pray that the Soul
of our departed brother may
forever Rest in Peace.
Marian Kruzic, Pres.
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More Angels Aiding
Milwaukee Junior Tams

MILWAUKEE,, Wise. -
The CFU Mothers Club wish
to extend their thanks and
appreciation to the following
people for their generous do
nations towards the Silver
Strings Junior Tamburitzans.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Radulo-
vich, $500; Anton Schum-
rada, $500; Charles and An
geline Elias, S5.25; Mrs. Steve
Besti, $1.0O; Joseph Jurinec,
$500; and little David Katali-
mich, member Of the Junior
Tambuitzans, $1.00.
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Fontana Fall Frolic
Event OF November IS

FONTANA, Cal. - Lodge
$50 Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will stage it's Annual
Fall Dance Saturday, No
vember Is, at the Slovene
Hall, No. Cypress st.
Refreshments will be a.
vailable from the time the
doors open at $3.50 p.m.,
and music by Eds Polka
Dots Orchestra will begin
at $3.50.
Proceeds from this event
will go into the Building
Fund.
Members and friends from
our sponsoring lodge and all
neighboring lodges are invi-
ted to attend.
Marcia F. Rakich, Pub.
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so. CHICAGO, Ill. - The
CFU United Lodges of So.
Chicago will hold their 5th
Anniversary Banquet and
Dance at the Croatian Hall.
1924 Commercial Ave-, on
Saturday, November %,
Tickets are a nominal $3.50
and include a chance for a
valuable door prize to be
ratified off during the evening.
Lodge secretaries have tickets
available now or call Ticket
Chairman Frank M. Jorden,
ES 5-455O, for reservations.
The ladies in charge Of the
cooking promise us a Banquet
to delight the most jaded ap-
petite, whether you are a
gourmet or just like to eat.
Of course there will be suita-
BILE beverages as befits an oc-
easion of this nature.
For relaxation there will
be music for your listening
and dancing pleasure, pro-
vided by the Muselin CONT
nentals. So bring your dane
ing shoes and your favorite
partner and have yourself
a ball.
Sometimes during the eve-
ming, a lucky little girl will be
crowned Little Miss United
Lodges of 1882 depending,
of course, on how many
points her sponsors can cast
in her behalf.
Rules for this contest have
been published in the United
Lodges Bulletin, October is
sue, and contest application
forms have been distributed
to lodge secretaries. II you
have a charming little Miss"
in your family or lodge, this
is her chance to be a hit.
To lend the proper note Of
dignity to this occasion, the
United Lodges has been most
fortunate in obtaining as our
guest of honor Mr.. Martin
Krasich, CFU Supreme Treas
urer.
Those who have had the
pleasure of hearing Mr..
Krasich know that he is a
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Sweepstakes, they accepted
the toga of hostship and Incl
dentally this for the first time.
We have every reason to
believe that this mid-season
classic, catering as it does
strictly to men and women in
singles, doubles and mixed
doubles, will reach it's usual
heights of interest in the
C.F.U. duckpin realm.
Meanwhile we ask you
make note of the dates and
ere long, the official entry
blanks from the G. F. u.
Sports Educational De p a r t.
ment to all 1857 and 1858
participants will be on their
way.
Until the event has taken
place the reminder should
read Saturday evening and
Sunday afternoon, January
24-25, 1859, C.F.U. 10th West
Penn Dux Sweepstakes at the
Beaver Valley Bowl in Roch-
ester, Pa. Frank Braidic
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Los Angeles Guild In
HOLIDAY Fiesta Nov. y

LOS ANGELES, Calf. -
Angelenos are looking for
ward to the Holiday Dinner
Dance planned for the eve
ming Of Saturday, November
20, by the Women's Guild of
st. Anthony's Croa t a n
Church.
It will be held in the lovely
Crystal Room Of the Beverly
Hills Hotel, at the corner of
Sunset and Beverly Drive,
Beverly Hills.
The dance will initiate the
holiday season and should put
one and all in the mood for
the fun and frolic always pre-
sent at this happy time OF
year.
Those attending will en-
joy . delicious dinner and
an entire evening of listen
ing and dancing to the fine
music Of Stanley Brysha's
Orchestra. Mr.. Brysha has
been . regular at the finer
hotels in Beverly Hills.
An added attraction Of the
evening will be free door pri
zes.
Tickets are ten dollars each
and are available from al
Guild members, or you may
call Raymond 3-8140 for de-
tails.
No one in Los Angeles will
want to miss this festive get
together. See you there.
Frances Andrews, Scribe
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Cleveland G|ee Club
PLANNING Dec. { Dance

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
"Slavulj' Singing Society will
stage a Dance on Saturday,
December 6, at the Croatian
Home, 1911 Waterloo Rd.
Music will be furnished
by the Detroit ALI Univer-
sity Tamburitzans, under
the direction of Matt Gou-
1e.
Admission will be $1.OO per
person and the usual refresh.
ments will be available.
All lodges, clubs, and
friends are cordially invited
to attend.
Follow the Zee for further
details.
Donna Dragas
Cores. Sec'y.
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Bethlehem Home viii
Sponsor Bargain Mite

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - The
Croatian Home Association
will sponsor a Dollar Mite So
cial on Sunday, November Is,
at the Croatian Hall, 1135 e.
Fourth Street, between the
hours of 500 and TOO pm.
For a nominal admission
charge Of $1.00, guests will
be entitled to refreshments
and dancing to the music Of
the Swing Kings Orchestra.
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Albert R. Timko
Bethlehem Member
Youngster Joins
Nest 1856 Ranks

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Gro
atian Fraternal Union Nest
1876 was recently enlarged
with the enrolment of little
Albert Robert Timko, Jr.
Albert, whose picture &C.
companies this article, is the
son of Albert and Dorothy
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An American In Land Of Forebears
CONTINUED from Page 1O)

now producing four times
more electricity than it did
in pre-war days.
With the completion Of the
project, the artificial lake in
the area will greatly increase
the beauties Of Jablanica and
it's already engrossing vicini-
ty.
Mostar a Quaint City
Leaving Jablanica, the bus
es threaded t h cir way
through the Grand Canyon"
of the valley of the Neretva
River with it's glittering sides
of sheer rock design.
Ahead was another long,
winding mountain climb, one
which rewarded the tourists
with glimpses of the noun
tains (planine) PREM, Plase,
Cvrsnica and Velez, an d
brought them to the horizon
at Bjelopolje.
Next to Mostar, the CEN
ter Of Herzegovina and a city
of rare beauty.
Situated at the foot Of q
rocky mountain, Mostar is
q colorful community of
large mosques rising above
stone houses surrounded
by frs and rich southern
vegetation.
Awaiting the tourists In
Mostar were representatives
of "Matica" of Bosnia and
Herzegovina and in short or
der the visitors and their
guests were seated around
the festive board in a local
hostelry.
Wined and dined in truly
regal fashion, the American
and Canadian guests were
waited on hand and foot by
the good people of Mostar.
Certainly a highlight of the
gathering was an address by
the President of the "Kotors'
kog Narodnog Odbora" o1
Mostar, whose name we some
how failed to file among the
countless notes we made dur
ing that overseas trip.
World Famous Bridge
Before leaving old Mostal
the group stopped to see the
city's ancient, classic bridge
which the Turks erected a.
cross the Neretva River in the
18th Century.
Built by the pupils of the
famous Turkish architect ST.
nan, this bridge has attracted
engineers from the four cor
ners of the earth to study the
nature Of a construction de.
sign which has defied cen
turies Of wear and tear anc
remains "ship-shape" to this
day.
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The old town with it's
towers around this historic
bridge was until recently
the center of the Mostar
merchants who carried on
trade with their counter
parts in the Republic of
Dubrovnik, Trieste, Venice,
Sienna and other 18th and
18th Centuries Central Eu-
ropean trade centers.
The tinsmiths, ribbon and
lace makers, skinners and
other artisans were famous
for their handiwork through
out. the immense Ottoman
Empire. In fact, the people of
Constantinople were t h e i r
best customers.
| Mostar has certainly played
a great role in the history of
Europe.
Repository OF History
Now en- route to Dubrov-
mix, by way of Metkovic, the
buses sped the group through
some beautiful mountain see
merry.
| The tourists were soon in
the awe inspiring mountains
of Dalmatia and coming to
the shores of the Adriatic
with it's long chain of large
and small islands - "choco-
late drops in a sea of azure
blue
There are some $50 of
these islands off the coast
of the Adriatic, each with
a history of its own and
all the delight of visitors
from abroad.
Finally, Dubrovnik.
M a n ificence personified
Dubrovnik is surrounded by
ramparts and houses, vir'
tually countless c h ur c h e S
monasteries, palaces ane
wells.
Here is a repository of thu
vivid history of the Renais
sance down to the Venetian
Gothic and Roman baroque
Here is a city so fabulous tina
only a poet could do it justic'
in words.
And here is where th'
Boat Group" was to spene
four days, where it was tt
meet with the Croatian Fra
ternal Unions "Air Group
of So American and Canadian
visitors, where both contin
gents were to enjoy Yugosla
Wan hospitality at it's very
best.
NEXT: - In Dubrovnik
shades of Macmillan; walkin,
hand-in-hand with history; tn
cloisters of the Franciscan Mon
} astery; George Bernard Shaw
'"paradise".
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Timko, Sr.
His mother is a member
of Lodge SIG and his grand
mother, sis. Perina Timko,
is the Secretary of the
same lodge.
Everyone in Nest 185 bids
a warm welcome" to little
Albert, and we all hope that
his affiliation with the Society
will continue for many, many
years to come.
Reporter
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Turn to page s for editt
MRS, Mark Hatfield"

on Yugoslavia and Europe.
The films were taken by
Catherine and Frances Frame
during their trip to Europe.
The program is scheduled
for November 16, at 200
p. m, in the Holy Rosary
Hall, n. e. Third and Wied-
ler Streets.
A display Of European dolls
will also be presented and cof-
fee and cake will be served
during the social hour follow
ing the movies.
For tickets contact Chair
man Mrs. Pauline Conratt, BE
1895, or any one Of the
Lodge 100 officers.
Milena Jadresic, Rec.
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Portland Croats viii
Enjoy YuqosIav Films

PORTLAND, Ore. - Cro-
attain Fraternal Union Lodge
100 invites all, particularly
those of Croatian descent, to
attend a program Of movies
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NEXT: - In Dubrovnik ;
shades of Macmillan; walking
hand-in-hand with history; the
cloisters of the Franciscan Mon.
astery; George Bernard Shaw's
"paradise".
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HAMILTON, ONTARIO

Tony MMjak, sec'y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12

turning the screw home to .
finish.
There Is no excuse for
twisted-off heads or shanks
when screwing things to-
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Joining
Hard
Wood?
By DOUGLAS TUoMEY

The average person knows
that nails or screws hold
things together because they
force the fibers Of wood apart
and in so doing cause the
fibers to exert pressure
against the nail or screw
making them hard to pull
cut.
1t Is also well known that
the harder woods have the
closest grain or, in other
words. the fibers are denser.
AL Of this leads up to the
fact that setting q screw into
q piece Of hard wood is a
tough job.
The amateur craftsman
frequently has great diff
Guilty when using screws.
Most Of the time 1t is be-
cause he does not know the
right method to use. Instead
of having q neat assembly
put together. he ends UP with
q sprained wrist and a bad
piece Of work.
All experienced carpenters
and cabinet-makers can sink
screws with little or no effort.
As q rule when small screws
are being used, they first
drive Q nail part way into the
wood. twist 1t q bit to en-
large the diameter Of the hole,
and then draw 1t out.
This leaves both q start for
the screws and q track to be
followed. When larger screws
are called for. use a larger
nail for a starter, or a drill
Just q bit smaller than the
diameter Of the screw.
When very hard wood is in
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volved, the experienced me-
chanic will run the threads Of
the screws over a bar of soap.
1t is most astonishing what
q difference this makes in
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gether. II the procedures
above are carried out, and Job
can be done easily and neatly.
tRslessed by the Bell snydicatsJ
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DIRECTIONS: Out duoI-Ione
Shirley Hwy. to Springfield
Froneonio CloVerIeof; right on
Froneonio to Book Lick 3D.,
turn right on Back Lick VI mile
to Highland Ave., then left on
HiehIond 10 blocks to Aztec
ntee Rd., then left 4 blocks TO
Hiahlond Pork. AGENTS ON
PROPERTY DAILY and SUM-
DAY TILL DARK.
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VA. SUBURBAN cor. grocery store.
excel. loc.; owner reports gross
over S160. 900; small On. payment
WADE REALTY CO., CIR. $4,000.
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Swimming Pool
Franchise Offeredl

Valuable distributorships in famed
LANCER Fiberglass Swimming Pools
available. Those selected can get in
on the ground floor of one Of the
Nations fastest-growing industries
with one of its most aggressive.
wide-awake pioneers. Technical
knowledge is not essential. II you
qualify. our unique, protected fran
chise arransement can put you in
this proven, hieh-money-making
business with 9 minimum secured
investment. Write including back
ground and distributorship area de-
sired.
Lancer Industries, Inc.
p. o. Box l4S Mineola, N. Y.
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IaousEs WANTE: 70 hEaI

PERMANENT, responsible adults
3-bedrm. brick rambler In Va,
with option to buy. Call so. D.
3lS3.
NAVAL OBSERVATORY COUPLE
/ child; desire 3-hedrm. house
fenced yard. 20-25 Minis, from
Observatory; approx. $50. OIL
2-blBb.
FORMER DIPLOMAT and famil,
desire TO rent 3-bedrm.. 2-batf
house. preferably furnished. Shor
term. Possible option to buy. Gen.
eral. area upper 18th ST. NV. tn
LET US HELP YOU rent youl
house-n you are planning e
leave town. why not avail yourself
OF our so yrs. experience in this
line. Leave without worry. We
will manage for you. A. C.
HOUGHTON q SON, INC, d..
7-9057, l41S H st. NV.
WANTED TO RENT = Furnished
house or apartment. Three bed
rooms: for visiting prof. at Cath.
u. June 25-Aagust s: white, ex-
e esns % references refer. WSshinE 5S
ALB ALB M nj Iis1sf "ft State en- coiIeSe
for Teachers, Albany, N. Y.
SMALL FARM or house with
Children Box esa-R. Star ~u' ~
WOULD LIKE 2-bedrm. bungalow
or house. nearby Md. or Wash. /;
S50-S55. rent; guaranteed to be
there q long time II satisfied; will
keep up house. LU. 4-4594.
TWO OR 3 BEDRM. HOME; NV.
Wash. er nearby Ma avail. sp-
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UNFINISHED HOUSES WANTED
Two, 9 and 4 bedrms. in Wheaton.
kensington, Rockville area. We
have clients waiting so why not
call US and tell us about your
home? Fast, Courteous service.
SIGLER a. CO. (MD), 10. A.
1888.
HUGH 7. PECK has clients for
rentals in nearby Nd. Call HE.
4-6400. HUGH T. PECK, 1850
New Hamp. ave.
FURN. APT. or small house by
April Is. Wheaton area. Middle
aged cple. Non-smokers. RA. g.
: 90.
FIVE OR MORE ROOMS; yard,
near school. in d. c. or nearby
by retired service man and family,
white. Box 330-K, star.
SOS.
Needed Immediately are 8 and f.
bedrm. homes. furn. and unfurn.
In MONTGOMERY Co. and upper NV.
AL price RANGES.
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JU. $4,000
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kit. and bath.
$11,5OO--3 b.r., liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit. and bath.
So int. on unpaid balance.
All apis. have bsmt., laundry and
storage facilities. All are either
LIST or End q apis, conveniently
located. For full details and to
inspect, call JOHN. L. SHELTON,
Realtor. 10, $1,000.
THE WESTCHESTER
Enc. lobby A.; price incl. WALL
to-wan carpets; $3.50.
Main bldg; corner: overlooking
park: entr. hall. liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, 2 bedrms., 2 baths; Wall-to-
wall carpets; S29,500.
Liv. rm., solarium, din. rm., bed
rm., kit. with new equip: ST.. 900.
Call Mrs. chauncey Murray
RANDALL II. HAGNER q CO.. INC.
NE O.QR00
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ONE OF WESTINGHOUSE largest
service stations will be for lease
shortly; Capitol Hill area bays.
lGO-car marking lot, unlimited
service potential Major oil COM
panv will consider only an experi.
enced operator with at least $40
900 canital N invest Immediately
Call Mr. MORAN, ia. a-S500.
o am 70 nm.
DRY CLEANING STORE wanted
am interested in buying either
pick-tr store or small plant.
Call sunday. ~ 1883.
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JUST AVAILABLE
AT WESTMINSTER

Charming 2-bedrm.. q
bath apartment, large draw
ing room, full dining room.
Air conditioned. Box Billy,
Star.