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DOG. female. small black, vic. s. Alfred
st. Owner call XII. 9-3959.
DOG, German shepherd. full-grown fe-
male, Found Sc. area. Call LU
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POCKET WATCH, mans, gold, with
ground: reward. AID. 2-4127. after
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wATIH, iady's. Bulova, yellow gold.
number on back. 762727. Reward
LA q-26OQ. l2s
HAVE you FOUND A STRAY AM.
NAL? Call WASHINGTON ANIMAL
RESCUE LEAGUE, NO. 7-573O.
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PARAKEET. pale blue. oPorgey": sun,
vic; Mclean Gardens: reward. EN-.
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FULL FLAVOR OF Zine TOBACCO

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21
Ninth Meeting, Friday Morning, March %, 1858

The Supreme President, Brother " l. Mandich opened
the meeting with his greetings All supreme officers and
officials present The President asked the reading
of the minutes Brother Vukech the of the
sixth session. which approved, motion of Brother
Mikan seconded by Brother Kovacevich s''
Next in the order of business discussion
respondence and resolutions.
Brother Bella, Supreme Secretary read resolution of
Lodge with reference to better social security assis
ance to elderly citizens medical care and that Society
the adoption of such laws for aged
and feeble.
g. Brother ksasch - This resolution comes from my
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21
Minutes of The March, 1853 GU Supreme Board Meetings Part

which also denied because of the great expense involved
On February 12h said Bro Bella notified the lodges Of
the Executive Boards decision but Lodge 34 did not be-
eve that unanimous decision had been made with refer
ence to Brother Mandch invitation therefore the protest to
the Supreme Board
Brother Mandch stated that he is of the opinion that
he could visit the lodge and at the same time visit Port
Arthur Canada and our Montana lodges that such trip
would be worthwhile In that he would be willing to
take the trip to satisfy Rock Springs Wyoming
lodge
Brother Krasch exchanged several letters with Sis
ter Gavota this subject for carifcaon She good
secretary and raternas but there basis for the
test that this lodge also pays expense
ments which is not for travelling but for the Socetys
the Executive Board regarding the invitations to Brother
Mandch and Brother Sach Brother Mandch stated that
amounts were spent on travelling ne was Of the
opinion that should be careful and tighten belts in
was the first to tell Brother Mandch that agree with
him in that and the decision accordingly made that
these trips not be taken by of high travelling epen-
Brother Borich - At the last session, the Supreme
Board permitted the Executive Board freedom to decide
when is to send speakers to lodge celebrations
He said that it could be arranged for visit to the lodges
Rock Springs Montana and Port Arthur perhaps it would
Brother siy s ~ We have here the question of Bro
ther Manch and also Brother Sarch and his visit to the
Vancouver lodge. Our decision should be impartial If
speakers these places then California lodges
also ask for speakers from the Supreme Office at the
of the Society," which will bring great expenses
He moved for confirmation of the Executive Boards dec-
sion.
Brother vranes - do not think either Of these
tons order gave the Executive Board the right
to make decisions regarding travelling, and want
change their decision He said that not correct and
made motion that the Supreme Board redirect the matter
the Executive Board for final decision at it's discretion
Brother Vranes motion seconded by Brother Krasch
Brothers Kovacevich, Servov and Mandich spoke on
this question
Brother Vranes' motion was submitted to vote and
passed without dissent
This concluded the order of business for this meeting
whereupon Supreme President Brother Mandch closed
the meeting, which was to resume in the afternoon
Philip vukeich, Recording Secretary
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1895 Set Of 8 Modern Tobles- 1880
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399.95 Emerson TV-Rodio- Phone 1850
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1926 5-Pe. Chrome Dinette .-3 1895
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59.95 Wagon Wheel Bunk Bed 1850
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54.95 SeoIy PFebuiIt Mattress Pass
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1925 MottFess or Box Springs
Double or twin size. 10 to SELL
1895 TO 1895 Box Springs
3 Each to SELL Double and twin sizes.
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1885 Eclipse SIeep-Sofo -----128.8O
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44.95 lnneFspFins Hollywood 28.88
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74.95 Eclipse Hollywood Bed----54.88
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1885 Modern 3-Pe. Sectional = 1860
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1895 Modern 3-Pe. Sectional 0.O8
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1885 Reeee 3-Pe. SeetionoI 2O0.00
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1895 Rowe Foam SeetionoI- S04.4O
wids-arm modern design. Aqua vtscose upholstery.
1885 FOUR-Pieee Seetion0I- --2I8.O0
All with cushions. Utra-smart metallic fabric.
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Pine quality bouels cover Solid Foam cushions.
1895 KroehIeF z-Pe. Suite -2I6.76
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Sofa and Chair in beautiful metallic covers.
1885 Rowe Soto and Chair l97. 30
Gorgeous long-wsarns boucle cover. Foam cushions.
$685. KroehIeP Modern Suite 268.0 go
Modified Lawson design Beautifully upholstered.
1895 French Provincial Suite 33O. 80
Exquisite matelasse upholstery. Fruitwood frame
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Large Dresser and Mirror Chest, and Bookcase Bed
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1885 s9Pe Pioss ii Top Suite
Modern Double Dresser. Mirror. Chest. BIc Bed
1885 3-Pe. CoFdovon Suite --l6O.O6
Large Double Dresser. Mirror, Chest, &c Bed.
1885 3-Pe. ChoFeooI Suite----IlO.0W
7So. os 3-Pe. Bos,et Group 238.6O
Double Dresser Mirror Chest and Bed Monticello suite
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1900 Mohosony Chest on Chest, 1880
Fine quality. Five foomy drawers Genuine mahogany.
1895 Modern Triple Dresser - 1888
drawers. Grey or eordovan finish Mirror included.
1895 Cherry EFuifwood TobIe e-lI.8O
French Provincial For step-end or night table.
1895 to 1895 Mite TobIes- 0.06
Assorted finishes. Left out Of fine suites
1895 MefoI Linen Closet ------0.08
LARGE interior with four shelves. Brown nnish
1895 AII-CedoF Wardrobe 1895
Roomy double-door model Hi-gioss natural finish
1895 VinyI-Doo WoFdFobe --2S.06
Smart metal robe with vinyl-covered DOORS
1895 to 1895 Odd FuII-Sixe Bookcase
Heodboords -------------on only 0.04
While they laStI Good selection Of nnishesl
1875 MOhogony 4-Dr0weT Chest, 1894
Extra storage for any room. Brass drawer pulls.
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1925 Plate Mirror, 24"x36"-- O.66
Slightly irregular. VIII not AFFECT wear service.
1895 Venetion Mirror, 30"x40" 14.8O
Heavy quality plate glass. Ready to hang.
1895 Modern KneehoIe Desk ---44.86
Smart functional design. Charcoal or oak finish.
1895 to 1896 Food Mixers 1888
Sunbeam, Hamilton Beach. and Dormeyer. Guaranteed.
1895 Modern Platform Rocker
Handsome tweed Upholstery in red or green.
34.95 to 1895 Assorted Lomps- II.B8
Singles and pairs. Modern and traditional styles
I4.o5 Kitchen Base Cabinet -8.98
stainproof damase-ressant pearl grey plastic top.
l4.95 Utility Cabinet, lS"x54"-
Baked-on-white enamel finish. Steel body.
1925 Kitchen WoIf Cabinet --I3.88
s-Piece Ensemble Use unit or separately.
z4.95 Spoee-SoveF Cobinet -----16.S8
Convenient kitchen for broom mops, etc.
1895 CoppeTtone Ironing BodFd--- S.SS
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44.95 Sewing Machine -------39.S6
Easy-to-earry portable model. Guaranteed
1875 Utility TobIe and Stool ---6.88
With convenient electric outlet White finish.
$500 Youngstown Sink --16O.SO
Double bowl Modern console design, Porcelain top.
1895 Portable 3-Speed PhOno- 1888
1895 Hi-Fi Radio Phone lO9.OO
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$685. Feeders Air Conditioner 1890
7ls-amp. y -h.p. model. Needs costly rsvirins.
l09.95 20" Apt. Cos Ronge-
1895 Emerson Hi-Fi Phone $3.50
339.95 Leonard Electric Ronge 1890
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269.o5 z-Pc. Sieep-Sofo Suite l80.4S
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1895 Modern Sofo-Bed Suite --Il4.6O
New "sheif-arm" styling. Deep pile fabric Sleeps O.
20o. o5 KroehIer 2-Pe. Suite - 1890
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1885 2-Pe. z Suite-----------SS.SO
~siespxwo' sofa-Bed and Chair in metallic fabric.
1895 Maple 3-Pe. Suite llS.4O
sofa-Bed Chair and Platform Rocker. Print cover.
1895 Modern Viseose Suite -I46.7O
sofa-Bed and Chair in black red or turquoise.
1885 SIeep-Sofu and Chair
viscose cover. Full-sIze Innersprins Mattress
399.95 Didmond Bros. Suite 2SS.SO
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Heads in Shells
TronspIunted,
Buby Chicks Live

NEW HAVEN. Conn. May a
R.--Mira PAvlovic, Yale roo
logist. reports having reared
baby chickens whose heads
were transplanted while they
were still embryos In the shell,
Miss Pavlovie. 20. a Yugoslav
scientist who came here from
Paris in 1857. said the feat pro-
vides new information on the
compatibility Of tissues.
= She said she performed the
transplants on 100 embryos and
six OF them Matched. One lived
10 days. and another IS. 9th
ers lived two. four and nine
days. and one died shortly after
II was Matched.
Studies are now being con-
Quoted TO determine the cause
Of Ave Of the deaths. The one
which lived S. days died Of q
digestive disturbance. A lack
Of appetite was common In the
others.
The experiments were per-
formed on Rhode Island reds
TO which the heads Of q black
breed were transplanted. The
chicks displayed no different
behavior characteristics from
normal chicks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

1885. are Thomas williams. 81,
and Lindsey Mcdaniel. 20, both
OF the l400 block OF Thomas
street NV.
ExOpsrAtsd for Murder
They had originally been
charged with murder and rob-
berry, but In what is believed
10 be the only non-jury murder
case In District legal history,
Federal Judge Alexander Holtz-
OF found them guilty OF plan
ming the robbery and exoner-
ated them for the murder.
A third defendant In the
case. Jackie J. Floyd. Is at st,
Elizabeths Hospital because he
is mentally incompetent To
stand trial. Judge Holtzoff,
In handing down the robbery
verdict last September. said
there was strong evidence that
Floyd committed both the rob-
berry and the homicide.
In an opinion handed down
by Appellate Judges Charles
Fahy, George T. Washington
and John A. Danaher. the
Court Of Appeals said Il found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
BY JACK BELL
Associated Pfsaa slAi writer

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Ma,
22.-The Nations Governors
headed home today from theii
golden anniversary conference
without having pegsed any star
performer for the 1850 Demo
cratic and Republican presi-
dental nominations.
In four days Of meetings, the
Governors covered subjects
ranging from the size Of the
National Guard 10 q proposal
for q White House conference
on the recession.
They heard Secretary Of De-
tense McElroy and Secretary
of the Treasury Anderson ex-
plain what the Federal Govern
ment Is doing-and why II
hasn't done more-to combat
the business slump.
But behind the scenes Gov
errors who consider themselves
available for their party's TOP
nomination two years from now
Unanswered for position and
publicity TO help their cause,
The general opinion among
those who had no national am
billions was that none Of those
who displayed their wares made
much Roadway in q field from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Governors Fail to Peg
Presidential HopefuIs

which the party nominees ira
ditionally are chosen.
Democratic Gov. Robert d,
Meyner Of New Jersey. who
woul like 20 be the 1850 DEM
ocratic nominee. stumbled over
a coalition roadblock IN his ef-
forts 10 win the Craftsmanship
OF the conference. Southern
Democrats and conservative
Western Republicans gave the
plum 10 Democratic Gov. Leroy
Collins OF Florida.
This helped Gov. Collins In
his obvious bid 10 become a
compromise representative OF
the South on a 1860 Democratic
ticket that would avoid any
showdown stand on the school
segregation issue.
In the Democratic ranks,
Cows. Abraham A. Ribicoh Of
Connecticut and Averell Harri-
man Of New York generally
we're credited with outshining
their colleagues. Neither is con-
sidered presently available for
the 1860 presidential nominal
ton.
Gov. A. B. Chandler Of Ken
lucky said that after looking
over the field Of availables. he
Is not at all embarrassed 10 be
running openly for the 1860
nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Nine. Chiung Makes
Stopover in Huwuii

HONOLULU. May az R.-
Nine. Chang Kai-shek arrived
last night from Taipei en- route
10 her first visit 10 the United
States in four years.
China's President Is 10 undergo
q medical checkup In the
United States and receive an
honorary degree at the Univer-
The wife Of Nationalist
sity Of Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

no basis for reversal Of the
robbery convictions. williams
was sentenced last October "a
q jail term Of from 5 10 Is
years. and Mcdaniel. 4 10 II
years.
Mr.. Harris. IS. Of 2l4 6
street was found bound and
gagged on the floor Of his Of
nee at l34o Ninth street NV,
the day Of the robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Convictions Upheld
In Harris Robbery

The u s. Court OF Appeals here today upheld the convic
tons OF local for robbery that ended In the srangu
laon death Of w. Harris Washington real estate
and brother-in-law OF Dr. Ralph Bunche.
The convicted for planning the robbery In Angust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

HE LIKES PEOPLE and hen
Be glad TO take you and your group
On a picnic party or q day at the
beach. Just charter the DC. Transit
modern motor coach he drives, for
as long IS you like, and he'll take
you any place you like. Just the
thing for your club, organization.
church group or school. Ideal for
sporting events, sightseeing tours.
For Information and reservations,
phone fEdefal $500 or write or
visit the DC. Transit Terminal Il
il7S Pennsylvania Ave-. NV.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

The influenza scare has
reached Milton again and the
local board of health closed the
public schools on Monday for
the remainder of the year.
Capt. Harry N. Huxford of
Frankford and Miss Elizabeth
McColley of Philadelphia were
married on Thanksgiving Day
at the home of the bride in
Philadelphia. Capt. Huxford has
been in the U. S. Navy for the
past twenty years and is now
captain of the new mine sweep
er Widgeon. Capt. and Mrs.
Huxford have many friends and
relatives who wish them a long
and happy married life.
In memory of the late Louis
Mason who died during the in
fiuenza epidemic in Wilmington,
Pierre s. dupont has placed
the sum of three hundred thou
sand dollars in trust to be used
to erect a new main building
at the Chester County Hospital
at West Chester, Pa. Mr..
Mason was born in Lewes and
reared in this town and was a
chauffer for Mr.. DUPONT for
several years. He was a talented
and estimable young man.
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

mother for the first time, give her
a little gift when you arriye-can-
| dy or a small bouquet of flowers
may help break the ice.
It's a good idea not to take more
luggage with you Than you need,
giving the impression that you will
stay for the winter. Then too,
there may not be room in the car
for all your luggage to the embar
rassment of the hostess.
You'll make the best impress
sion with the minimum of luggage,
providing you have the essentials.
Don't just throw things in willy
nilly, "just in case" Plan every
thing carefully AS one luggage
designer, Murray Leeds suggests,
take the smallest bag you can
without crushing your clothes, and
you can find bag for every oc-
casion. IF it's a long visit the
most practical bag iss the 44-inch
all-purpose to keep dresses wrinkle
free and hold your other needs.
If an additional bag is needed add
train case or hat box" This may
give a better appearance, he says,
than Two large bags although the
21-inch or 24linch suitcase are
very practical weekend bags.
Train cases will hold accessor-
les and makeup for an overnight
trip. Or use the 17-inch hat box
for that purpose. The swag bag is
another popular travel bag these
days. It's the one fashion models
use to carry accessories. 1t has a
large pocket in the center, a side
Upper, handy for last minute
packables, and a upper on top that
opens the main compartment.
These resemble tote bags, only
they are bigger and may be, used
for overnight or weekend trips.
Some of them are so big they could
serve as sleeping bags, but they
do get away from that I'm going
to stay forever" look.
Newer luggage is lightweight re-
sembling vinyl plastic or fiberglas,
in youthful tweed or plaid motif,
and fun to have in matched sets
so that you can take your choice
for any occasion.
When you arrive at your desti-
nation, don't put luggage on the
bedspread. If a luggage rack is
not supplied, use chair.
Keep track of your clothes, and
don't drape laundry in the family
bathroom. Ask where you may
hang hosiery or lingerie if you
must, but it is better to have clean
things to last for your stay, if
possible.
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