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HOUSES FoR sALE-M.W.


SIZING VALLEY, sal.B0O--Hand-
Ea sl s'S S:dr ssasss ss ssh. d 81 s aac
rec. rm., scr, nch., Gar.s hut-uateI
heat. quiet dead-end street In
this most distineuiHhed nelNhhor-
hood: vacant for Immediate pos
session. Mr. Rhodes, OIL. 0-2l42,
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC. Dl
1elAll.
DRAsTICALLY RKDUCKDI NV,
large De luxe rambler. IN hiGhlJ
protectod fhy approra9, close N
1T edGe Of Rock Creek Park
lovely, level, fenced, wooded lot
17Oxl00 IT,; now priced IN vory
~ s.sdne to circumstances
NEW YORK AVE, e33 and e35--
Two lie. brick houses: suitable
location for business, parking lot
&c: Total price for both, S20,s00'
E. W. THURM
90e 10th st. NV. pI, 7-s30e
EMBASSY AREA
ELEGANT new town house mr.. Shore
ham Hotel, overlooking Rock
Greek Park; large bedrooms, z
baths on End: ist-foor draWlno
room. dining room, library, mod
ern electric kitchen, powder room
a level open view Of Rock Greek
Park from the recreation room.
Maids room and bath; air condi-
toned. Priced In COS. Call EDW
II. JONES a co. INC, $500 Conn.
ave-. WO. 0-2300.
UPPER 18th ST, N.W.-Brick
semidet.. 8 rms, with 1st.iir. pow
der rnl.. large kit, dishwasher,
disposal, rec. rm.. patio. screened
terms. Call OWNER, for appoint
ment. NO. 7-0104.
22S = ST. N.W.I LIST comml. zone
4 rms. bath, full bsmt. " bath:
parking area. Suitable for home
or. business ofiices. Very reason
able. ME. S-4666.
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Colored-Nr. Rock Crk. PIX.
2 apis, 3 rms. KIT, and bath LIST
gar. Excel. cond. $3.50 down.
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.
tx. $3.50 9 I'll o
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E. w. THURM
FOGGY BOTTOM
Surprise

We have "due up" 2 very special
restored houses not before on the
market that we shall be glad to
show you on appt. or tell you
about II you call Rhea Radin, RE.
706b.
Woodward & Norris
Realtors 723 Goth st. NV.
NORTH PORTAL ESTATES
Another First at $S7,50O"
Open SUM-, 81. -Four bedrm. and
den with patio entrance), de luxe
custom-built split-leyel, on level
lot. Must be seen. Dir Out 18th
st. to circle, 60 around circle TO
North Portal drive, 1 block TO
Tamaraek street, right on Tama-
rack So. to open house at 1850.
Jolles g. Sennett Co.
Realtors DI. 7-4244
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COLORED BR0OKLAND, 312O
18th st. n.e.--Det. 1Q-rm. and q
bath house. Arranged as two 4
dec, oil heat. Only S11b mo.
Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. s-6700.
C0LORED-VIENNA, Vas rms,
ami; acre ground; 8 mi. from
Wash; $76 per mo. Call JE. q
$500.
COLORED-762 IRVING 81. NV.
"A rms; vacant: h.-W.h.; eonV.;
S65. LA. 6-151s.
COLORED-RENT AND BUY
Mr.. 18TH & COLUMBIA RID. NV.
2 KIT, 2h BATHS
Beautiful semi-det. brick, . rms;
T u S.IoSo Ju. s-s477
TOURIST HOME
Colored - 725 1st st. NV. IL
SI4S. P J. WALSHE, INC. 1i15
Eye st, NV, Ma. S-646S.
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nE0pen
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 70 s
Spacious brick home, In excellent
condition: 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
rm,, rec. rm. Fireplace and law
huilt-in garage, lovely yard, Walk
ing distance to. Lafayette and
Blessed Sacrament Schools. Priced
In upper. EOS. Dir: From Chevy
Chase circle, right on Western
ave. to Rittenhouse st.. right to
Sind pl., left to house.
9. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC.
l43h Wisconsin Ave. EN-. a-4Akn
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2 TOP
SERVICE STATIONS

Major oil company has not one
but two outstanding service sta
tions, both going concerns, avail
able for lease to two energetic,
ambitious and responsible persons.
Station No. ! Is q 4-bay station
and in ne. Wash, which COM
S Has h ssrEc sTsnsens n ssSe
borhood. Station No. 2 is q 81
bay station in s.e.. wash, which
y part OF Q shopping center and
Is located adjacent to q busy
supermarket. Both locations have
an established business now, and
with an aggressive merchandise
viii easily develop into 4 re-
warding enterprise. II interested
in either location, call IA. 4-1100
Monday through Friday and ask
for Mr.. HALL.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

FARMETTE-6-rm. Colonial frame:
3 acres, IS min. from d. c.: under
$4,000. Cash or terms. AP. q
z74z.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CAPITAL NEEDED for expansion
By local printing nfm; can pay
liberal fee. plus 6Fs interest. Box
1858. star. 26s
LUNCHEON, sandwiches, IiEht
lunch; desirable bus. loe., corner
property on 2 streets. Pvt. apt,
End d. Priced to sell. Financing
evan. Owner, c. ". COLEMAN,
1901 = Patrick st. Frederick. Nd.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mb.
(coNTlkiuEDl,

IAH0AIN M0AlRs-Tvo and }
SiTiss, Sssfins kitsS sa '. saSi3es:
and sinks, moved 70 your lot o.
farm. Inspect daily 3 an, 70 4
Head, md. Phone M szzSf.
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18th and Q Sta.
NV. - Two 3-stofy row brieks;
bsmt-: parking. NE. e-047o after
IL noon Saturday and Sunday.
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CHEVY CHASE - Gracious white
living room with fireplace. dining
room and screened porch: 8 bed.
rooms on second floor; fun base
ment with outside entrance. The
beautifully planted lot provides q
picture-book setting. Shown b.
eppointment: Please call Ut.
A Co. Wo. $1,000: EVENINGS,
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ARL., Ms bedrms., IL baths, sep.
arate din. rm., hsmt. and Screened
peh.; $l26 mo. Fl. A-9327.
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KNOLLS, SlS.5OO--FHA
approved; 2-bedroonn brick RAM
bier; living room with fireplace.
dining I. large kitchen with table
space. By OWNER, 2400 Dennis
ave-, 10. 4-O4S5.
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BRADLEY BLVD, VIC.-Laree. at
tractive red brick Colonial; first
floor, liv. rm., din. rm.. kitchen,
den, powder rm., lovely screened
porch; End A., 3 bedrms., 2 baths;
3rd d., paneled rm.: loads Of store
age; very attractive rec. rm. with
bar; 2-car attached garage; Ia
acres, beautifully ! Q n dsc g D E d
grounds. Well priced ct S46, 1000.
or will sell house with u acre
for S37. 500. shown by appt.
only. GENE CASTLEBERRY. OIL.
4-l432. OIL. 4-467S.
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BETHEsDAi Bradley blvd. area--
Terrific split-level with tomorroW's
kitchen. todGy's dining room and
yesterdays old-time comfort; 4
bedrooms, 8 baths. den; on q lot
w Vol may Tsgeii Io tn ne, m11 'c,y 70
Far below $50, 900. REAIIsT.
IN0S CORP. on. 2-O91S.
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low with porch. basement; fur-
siSsoo Ms ne suRdG rs i Sessor:
6l09 Broad st., OIL. 2-426S.
CARROLL KN0LLS--Assume Ice.
4hes loan; immed. occupancy; p
bedrm. rambler: full bsmt.: sep.
dining rm.. lovely landseaping.
GRAHAM q CO., 10. b-2322.
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who turned out to pay their
respects to bro. Vukelich.
County Prothonotary
On and on went the list of
dignitaries who found them
selves at the WPUL's Croa-
tian Center on Sunday, May
rs, 1858.
Among them Walter w. Ko-
lar, Director of the interna-
tionally renowned Tamburitz-
ans of Duquesne University;
John R. Segina, highly respec-
ted Chairman of the Greater
Pittsburgh Croatian Day y
Committee; and Matthew L.
J. Furja11ic, Burgess of Ran.
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As The Old Saying Goes, IT Couldn't Have Happened To Nicer Gy
"" Day Smash Hit

kin, Pa, and a Linotype OPP
orator in the Home Office
Print Shop.
Present, too, was Antho-
ny j. Kubek, genial PrOtho-
notary of Beaver County
and long an active member
of "Napredak" Lodge 42S,
Aliquippa, Pa.
And there in spirit" was
Francis r. Smith, Insurance
Commissioner of the CON-
monwealth Of Pennsylvania,
who through bro. Balaban ex-
pressed his congratulations to
bro. Vukelich on a Job well
done as the Croatian Editor
of the Zajednicar and WPUL
Executive Secretary.
Also present in spirit was
CFU Board of Trustees Sec
retary Sylvia Niksic, Gary.
Ind, who remembered the
celebrant with a congratula-
tory wire.
Shades of Convention!
Significantly, in attendance
were 20 men and women who
to this day stand as Delegates
to the Society's 9th Natl
UNITED West-P. 1O)
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Pittsburgh School Resolution
We Hold This

WHEREAS: - The Croatan Fraternal Union of America
has found it necessary to conduct Training Schools
in order to educate it's Lodge and Nest Officials,
and membership at large in it's insurance coverage,
departmental facets, etc.. and
WHEREAS: - After much preparation for this type of
School for Lodge and Nest Officials and fel-
low members to further and illustrate the
many reasons why all of our and other Slav peo-
pies should belong to the Croatan Fraternal Union
of America and
WHEREAS: - Every person participating in this Pitts
burgh District (June T. 1859 Training School
has taken wholehearted and sincere outlook on
this type of teaching and the enlightenment of
Lodge and Nest Officials in respect to the advan-
tages of Croatian Fraternal Union of America in
coverage, and
WHEREAS: We the Lodge and Nest Officials in atten-
dance at this (June Z, 1859 Pittsburgh District
Training School, hold this type of schooling to be
necessary to promote the Croatian Fraternal Uni
of America, now, therefore,
BE 1T RESOLVED: That we salute the Executive
Board of the Society for taking this forward step
in the history of the Croatian Fraternal Union of
America. .
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED: - That we, the students
at the Pittsburgh District Training School, com
mend and intellectually endorse this type Of
endeavor the part of the Executive Board and
recommend that more such Schools be undertaken
in every section of America and Canada.
For the Pittsburgh District Training School,
Joseph A. Keber, Aiquippa Pa. Lodge 423
Michael Milinovich, Waynesburg, Pa, Lodge 633
Matt Zoretich Monessen Pa. Lodge 1874
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Balaban, Esq, present list
Deputy Insurance Commits
sioner of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, former CFU
General Counsel, and the
speaker of the day on May 25.
And at the helm as the
Master of Ceremonies, the
English Editor of the Zajed-
nicar.
In The Vast Crowd
Out in the vast crowd were
CFU Sports-Educational Di-
rector Frank Braidic and CFU
Print Shop Manager Michael
Bozic.
So were CFU Supreme
Board Member John r. Mi
kan, Rochester, Pa, and for
mer Supreme Board Member
Ignace Sinkovich, Youngs-
town, Ohio.
As we'll as Mark Vinski,
Etna, Pa, who was an official
in past administrations in the
history Of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
Not to forget ''The Dean
of CFU Officialdom" -
Hon. Anthony Lucas, Esq.
- former CFU General
Counsel and now one of tho
distinguished members of
the Civil Service Commits
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Parents Should Never Make Sacrifice
Of Adequate Protection On Youngsters
There Is Always An "Out" Even In These
Times of Economic Unrest In The Nation
By Michael Grasha, Junior Order Director

We suggested an exchange
for a 20 Pay-Endowment at
IS certificate, to be dated
back to the date of accep-
tance on the old contract
(back 3 years, 10 months) q.
To do this we needed a ter
minal reserve of $26.81.
Don't Throw S. Away
1t is obvious, then, that be-
sides back dating the new 20
Pay contract we were able to
return to the parents the diff
| ference in Terminal Reserve
values, a difference of
$1O5.SO.
Thus the parents were able
to reduce their monthly dues
obligations from 1886 on the
2O-Year Endowment by a full
$2.05 to just $1.81 on the 20
Pay, and in addition receive
a sizable refund in cash.
And, what's even more i'm
portant - their child contin-
ued in membership and full
mortuary protection and the
Society retained a member
which otherwise could have
been lost.
We've used this concrete
example so that our men,
bers, parents, lodge Off
GERS, and nest managers,
may use it to reduce the
incidence of Examinations.
We never accept a cash sur
render request without point
. ing out to the manager AM
parents the folly of total.
dropping an insurance cover
, age that has no equal in tn
industry.
There is always an "out'
to meet any exigency and at
the same time save a member
for the Society and save a val
liable coverage for that men,
Iber.
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PITTSBURGH - Our reg
ular reports on the progress
of the current membership
drive have shown that despite
the economic recession" grip
ping the land our campaigners
are making admirable prog
ress.
We wouldn't be sincere,
however, if we did not admit
that there has been a percep-
tible accumulation of "sales
resistance" and a noticeable
parental pressure to ease the
economic burden of perma-
nent type junior contracts.
We are happy to state
that this has come, in the
main, from those who car
ry the higher type (endow-
ments).
We are equally gratified to
be able to say that we've been
able to ease this burden for
the parents and still retain
the volume Of coverage and
membership count by convinc-
ing them not to drop the cov-
erage, but to exchange it for
a lower type.
Think Before You Leap
Here is an example of just
one such case:
The parents found it diff
cult to continue paying dues
on their child's $1O00-20 Year
Endowment certificate and
wanted to know what, if any,
thing, could be done to sal
wage the coverage and yet re
duce the monthly dues pay
lments which amounted tt
1886.
The certificate in ques-
ton had been in force 8
years and 10 months, so it
had a Terminal Reserve
(nOt to be confused with
cash) value of $132.61.
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years five monthly assessments waived every year,
with the result that the parents actually only IL
cents month for $500 Insurance. reiterate that kind
of lowcost insurance cannot be obtained anywhere
except from the Croatian Fraternal Union.
There still other benefits, all of which will
up in discussion.
In addition to this Term Certificate the Junior Order
issues other type certificates already mentioned
in amounts from $500 to $4,000.
From 1898 in 1910 To s7s25 Members In 1858
In 1916 year after it's founding the Junior Order
numbered 1898 members and its assets otaed $3270 At
the close of 1857 the Junior Order had 1925 members
with total assets of 81 751 659O4.
It is impossible to prove but highly probable, that
one-haf of adult membership came up from the
ranks Of the Junior Order.
We should never underestimate the Importance of
Junior Order for is chief of growth of the
Society. !,
origin not being enrolled in Junior Order from the
ment of birth.
Sick and Disability Dept Vital Operation
From the first days of the organization of the Croaan
Union, the sick benefit was an important factor
Up until the year 1926 the lodges paid the sick benefits
That method of payment of sick benefits proved to be high
y impractical for the larger lodges easily able to
these benefits while the smaller lodges were not
For that in 1925, after much debate the
trazaon Of this phase of the societys business ef
fected the Society has been paying sick
and disability benefits to it's members.
Up until 1929, every member of the Union was re-
qured carry sick and disability insurance After that
year new member could be insured only for death ben
.nd aad ed ss crop
We said earlier that the Sick and Disability Benefit
Department issues three separate types Of certificates
Every member insured for sick benefits whether Class
la B. receives certificate Members who obtained this
Icoverage before 1851 do not hold certificates
separate Surgical and Disability Certificate is also
issued under disability plan which went into effect
January 1852 following the 9th Convention held in 1851
Income Defender Protection Par Excellence
In 1854 entirely type of certificate adopted
known as the Income Defender under which the insured
is paid $100 month, or $500 if he is in hospital.
Many new members do not take sick and disability
insurance when joining the Society," which is grave
for although the benefits payable not hgh the dues
very low.
seems to us that the Income Defender is not suf-
ficently known to younger members for if it were
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PITTSBURGH - If a man
is known by the company he
keeps, then Croatian Editor
of the Zajednicar Philip W.
kelich found himself in the
best Of circles Sunday, May
25, during the Testimonial
Dinner staged in his honor
that day by the CF'U's West
ern Pennsylvania United LODI
ges (WPUL).
Some 400 celebrants turned
out for the occasion and came
from all walks Of CFU life to
join in saluting bro. Vukelich
on his 18th Anniversary as
the Editor Of the Zajednicar's
Croatian Section and 10th
Milestone as the Executive
Secretary of the WPUL.
At the speakers table
sat much of the "brass'
from the Society's Home
Office - Supreme Secreta-
ry Joseph Bella; Supreme
Treasurer Martin Krasich;
Sick Benefit Dept Secreta-
ry John Ovcarich; Medical
Director DR.. Francis j.
Arch; and General Counsel
Edward b. Servov.
Then there were End CFU
Vice President Milan Vranes;
President of CFU Board OF
Trustees Milan Skrtic; High
Trial Board Member Joseph
Zalac; and Hon. Thomas r
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some Of the outstanding or
ganizations in that country.
Frequent too have been their
radio and television programs,
proof that their public fol-
lowing is a wide one.
Interesting also is the
fact that all of the young
sters are members of the
CrOatian Fraternal Union.
1t will be a privilege to
watch them in action here
this coming Saturday evening
and to make them feel at
home in one of Canada's lar
gest Croat Centers.
Dance After Concert
Dancing is scheduled to fol-
low the concert portion of this
great day.
To prove that there is vir'
tually no end to their versa
tility, the Farrell "Sloga' Ju
nior Tamburitzans will fur
nish some of the evening!
dance tempos and be spelled
off and on by our own loca
tamburitza ensemble.
Those whose dancing day!
are behind them are invitec
to come to the Homes beau.
tiful downstairs Clubrooms
after the concert and watch
the world go by.
Michael Bradica, Sec'y.
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Los Angeles 1T
On Move June y
Great Day Ahead
For Lodges Vets
Continued From Page y

A Day To Remember
A short, interesting pro-
gram has been planned for
the early afternoon featuring
the Hajduk Tamburitzan Or
chestra, the Plavi Dunav Ko-
10 Dancers and the Slavulj
Singing Chorus.
The Hajduk's will also play
for our afternoon dancing.
Later in the evening the To-
mazin Brothers Polka Band
will take the spotlight and en-
tertain US with their melodi-
Gus tunes.
Barbecued la m b and
home made delicacies will
be served throughout tho
day.
This is an opportunity for
all to meet and renew friend
ships in a congenial atmos-
phere.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Publicity Committee
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vi. Mandich In
Wyoming June 28
Mayor of City Is
Lodge 374 Member
CONTINUED From P. y

just 18 years of age, he
served as our first lodge
vice-president. He is still
active within the CFU
ranks and is very proud of
our lodge banner, which he
helped purchase.
We invite the members Of
our sponsoring Lodge 374, of
the neighboring Lodges 306,
600 and 687, and our many
Slav friends to help us cele-
brate this very memorable
event.
Banquet tickets may be
bought from Mayor Wataha,
at 18 K Street; from our
Treasurer, Mary Buchan, $50
9Th ST.; and from our
Lodge President, bro. Peter
Glavota, 12O4-9th ST., all Of
Rock Springs.
Nikolina Glavota, Sec'y.
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June Meeting Change
For Columbus Members

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The
next monthly meeting Of "St.
Anthony" CFU Lodge $40
will be held on Sunday. June
%, instead of the regular date
June 18th.
The meetings thereafter,
however, will again be held
on the 3rd Sunday of each
month.
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sion of the city of Pitts
burgh.
Nor to overlook the great
majority of the members of
the Society's Home Office
Clerical and Print Shop Staffs
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many of members would select that projections for
the monthly payments reasonable in return for what
is received in case of need.
This fund is also in the millionaire class the same
Junior Order fund. There 1920 members in
sured for sick benefits and 1914 for disability
This branch of Societys business will likewise be
discussed in further detail when it up in the order
of business.
(Next: - Other Branches Of The Organzation)
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Hamilton Croafs
Await US. Tams
Farrell Juniors
In Canuck Debut
Continued From Page y
cts Immediately.

Numerous Appearances
Attired in authentic native
dress, these boys and girls
from Western Pennsylvania
have prepared a concert of
the first magnitude for Sat-
urday, June 21st.
Their appearances in Ame-
RIGA have been numerous and
under the sponsorship of
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Turn to page s for Editorial,
~. S. A.-Canada."
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A. Swivel console thot's decorotor-desiened to look
beautiful from every side cleaning wood finish
oil Ground 3-speoker wrop- oround sound, pop-up
tuning controls. sZS.So
LESS When You Trade In Your Old TV)
D. Tobe TV in q stunning cobinet. even the back is
styled so you can ploce it anywhere Tuning controls
pop-up ct O touch-ond they're Illuminated to show
the channel. Z9S.So
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D. "Predicto" pedesto TV. swivel picture tube thot
"fIoots" above slender column. Dynome out-tront
sound, all controls ct finoer-tip convenience Wood
finish and bross. On display OF Washington store
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diagonal measure
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It's at I'LL 3 Stores
Brief case Thin
PMlco Portable TV

e. Most talked -obout TV since TV be-
oon! So light, so cosy to CORY, tokes so
little spoce inches simmer /. yet
rugged, durable, designed to go pieces.
Semi-fIot tube slices off bulk, yet give
you sharp, bright pictures for greet view
ina! Rototino Scontenno honde. All top
controls. II" picture. Exciting coIors, too!
Portfolio prices from 1925
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see the radlcaly nezO sem-flAt picture
tube and "Predlc1u" chassis ;. a ne7O era
iii " design and performance BY Phlso

These ore not predictions of things to come
:. they're drawing board dreams come
true! 1859 Philco TeIevision the newest,
most modern TV desiens-ot The Hecht
Co.'S Stores Now! See the ostoundineIy
thin picture tubes, and the "Predicto"
chassis thot puts more power into less spoce.
Imagine picture tubes that swivel so you con
see them from any port of q room, and con-
trolls thot pop-up for use at O touch OF q
buttonl Yes, PhiIco takes oiont step into
the future ;. this is truly new /. modern
teIevision design. See for yourself!
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