davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28

izgradili ovu Zakladu. Mozda
u svakom odsjeku odrzati po-
sebnu priredbu cisti dobitak
namjeniti fondu? Iii, dobro-
voljni rasporez? Mozda sabir-
nu akciju ma odsjeenom sa-
stanku? Ukratko, ako je vo-
lie nj ideja nece uzfaliti, kako
da sc do sredstava dodje. Ne
zaboravimo ono nase narod-
no geslo "Prosvjetom sreci!".
Hrvatska kulturna sredista
Uz mas omiljeni Croatian
Center u sjedistu H. B. 2. u
Pittsburghu, koji je postao
stjecistem naseg naroda "a
vrijeme toplih ljetnih mjeseci
i mjestom ma kojemu sc odr-
zavaju brojne drustvene pri-
redbe Hrvata Zapadne Penn
sylvanije, prosle je godine O.
tvoren prekrasan Hrv. Narod-
nj Dom u Detroitu, koji &c IL
van dvojbe znatno doprinijeti
kulturnom i uopce drustve-
nom zivotu brojne hrvatske
kolonije u centru americke
svjetske automobilske indu-
STRIFE.
Slicne centre vec imaju
Hrvati u Milwaukee Youngs-
townu, koji uz one nabrojene
te nasa poznata sredista u
Los Angelesu i Gary, Ind,
poticu mas narod da ne samo
odrzi nego i unaprijedi kul-
turnu bastinu po kojoj smo
ono sto jesmo.
Buduci HBZ nije samo O.
siguravajuce drustvo, nego i
matica kulturne djelatnosti a.
merickih i kanadskih Hrvata
i njihove dijece i unucadi, to
su nasi odsjeci pioniri osniva-
MIA Hrvatskih sredista.
Te su zgrade j prostori traj-
ne naravi / oni &c ostati kao
zivi spomenik generacije ko-
ja i'll je sagradila i osnovala.
Ovu trajnu vrijednost imaj-
mo pred ocima i neka nam
casovite sitnice ne zamraGe
horizonat.
U prosloj godini iskazano
je cd strane drzavnih oblasti
posebno priznanje Hrvatskoj
Bratskoj Zajednici. Gl. pred
sjednik, brat v. I. Mandich
bio je izabran predsjednikom
Pennsylvania Fraternal Con-
gress-a. Osim toga on je ma
tEodnevnom sasjsdanjn Na-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28

vrijedno je ovu knjigu +
matt Y svom domu ra6 -
b, svoje djece, pax i - bo-
II tumacenje svojim prija-
Amerikancima, da l
onl ispravno znadu 10 snno
1 tho smo.
Ojena j mjigi jedan d.
lAr. Mo6ete i naruciti kod
na5e zajednice II posaljlts Z
koverti jedan dollar - ogna-
kom do 3elite povjest Hrvat-
skih Doseljenilka. NaruGbu -
tlte n: 4r. Philip vulke1clL
SAL Forbes st., PittsburGA
- ~
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28

imaju racunarski struenjaci
i knjigovodje. Takovu upravo
vrstu izvjestaja dogotovljuju
odredjeni cinovnici u nasem
Glavnom uredu.
u ovom napisu, mi Sc, me-
djutim, necemo pozabaviti 8
brojevima, osim u vrlo maloj
mjeri, vec sa nekim cinjeni-
CANA ,koje mozda wise nego
poslovni uspjeh iskazan u
brojevima ,predstavljaju US
pjesno zakljucenu godinu die
lovanja Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice.
Nanizati cemo ukratko
opisati ono sto je vec postig-
nuto, kao ono sto je uci-
memo, te bi poput pametno
ulozenog novca, imalo prize
iii kasnije donijeti zeljene plo-
dove.
Nema dvojbe, da &c 1858
godina u povjesti Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice ostati "a
biliezena zbog slijedecega:
Jer je kampanja "a nOvO
clanstvo narcotic bila uspje-
sna;
Sto sc u minulOj godini or
biljnije poradilo II pravcu
drustvene poslovne izobraz-
be casnika HBZ;
Jer je osnovana Zaklada "a
SkOlarinu HBZ;
Organizirana SUI i podignu-
ia nova Hrvatska kulturna
sredista;
Iskazana posebna pocast
HBZ;
1, kOnacno, nu ne j najma-
ME znacajno, opcenito Sc ma
nifestirala dobra VOLTA u re-
dovima organizacije.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28

Tjubav, sloga, jedinstvo je Bog sam, pa
tko ljubavi, slogi jedinstvu estate, tai
estate Bogu, Bog je u MENU. :"
Biskup strosmajer S. prosinca 1895 -
ujedinjeno hrvatsko- -srpskoj omladini
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28
ST0 JE UCINJEN0 u G0DINu 1858?
KRATkI PREGLED RADA ! USPJEHA
BOzidar p. VuckOvic

Koncem posovne godne svako uredno poduzece zaklu-
euje knge sprema godisne izvesce koeg uprava pod
uzeca zakljucue kako poduzece soj koko privredo
iii izgubo koe su Crane poslovanja bile wise koje
ne uspesne Ia zvjesca glavnome sastoe cd broeva
koma prdoda tn tamo po koa rje Prepusa cifra-
da govore" sebe Kod ovoga najvse posla
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28

q
cine sc raspolaze u cilju da
Sc svakom potencijalnom kup-
Gu najprije ponudi zatim
proda ono sto je u obostra-
nom interesu Rice je o cer-
tifikatima HBZ, kojih ina
nekoliko svaki cd njih "a
htjeva posebni studij tuna
Genie i tome su eto posluzili
proslogodisnji tecajevi (sko-
lei. HBZ.
Prize svega izradjen je bio
prirucnik j to dvojezicno, pri
cemu su bill konzultirani broj-
nj izvori iskustva pojedina-
ca, a auktor je glavni blagaj-
mix brat Martin Krasic.
Prvi, pokusni, tecaj odrzan
je bio d Chicagu, pa zatim u
Pittsburghu u Hrvatskom
Centru "a casnike i clanstvo
odsjeka Zapadne Pennsylva-
nije, potion u Detroitu isto-
vremeno u Monessenu, Pa,
te u Hamiltonu, Ont, Cana
da. U planu su tecajevi u
Youngstown, Ohio i u SIZE
vernoj i juznoj Kaliforniji.
Svi izvrsni odbornici uz
njih hrvatski urednik Zajed-
nicara bill su predavaci ma o.
vim tecajevima. Iskustvom Sc
pokazalo, da su tecajevi ko-
risni; da narav posla iziskuje
najmanje dvojicu predavaca,
ne samo radi jezika vec radi
pokazanog interesa slusate-
liza, koji upravo "zmisljaju"
pitanja ocekuju da ma sva-
ko moraju dobiti j a sni od-
govor.
1858 goidna predstavlja ve-
liki korak naprijed u pogledu
izgradjivanja nash drustve-
nih casnika clanstva uopce
i nema sumnje da sc nj kod
sadasnjeg nece moci stati vec
&c Sc morati traziti now pu-
tevi j metode rada, jerj mas
ma to neodoljivo sile prilike.
Briga "a intelektualni
pOmladak
Ideja, da Hrvatska Bratska
Zajednica novcano pomogne
skolovanje vrijednih studena-
ia, dijece nase, nije nova; bo-
lie reel, nije nikla jucer. Ali,
ruku ma srce, nije bilo ra-
zumjevanja. U neku ruku, to
Sc moze razumjeti ako sc
uzme u obzir, da je nasa or
ganizacija zbilja gradjena u
duhu one narodne izreke or
no do zrna pogaca" -. i da
su je do danasnje moci po-
digli oni "a koje nitko nije
pitao, sto da "a vas ucinimo,
a kamoli i'm ponudio bilo kak-
WI mogucnost naobrazbe. Re-
kosmo, to sc moze razumjeti,
ali ne opravdati, jer kud bi
mi kao narod, a u staroj do
movini bilo je jos prize 40 go
dina preko $3.50 seljaka, do
spiel da smo sc drzali one
"nisam nj ia toga imao, pa
ne .treba nj drugima".
l cato dug je bio put do
casa kad je prosle godine O.
snovan scholarship Founda-
ton, Inc" Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice. To je posebna u
stanova, registrirana po pro-
pisima odnosnih zakona drs
zave Pennsylvania. Dob je i
proslih godina Zajednica po-
magala studente, owe je go
dine bilo odobreno 20 stipen-
dija po 250 dolara vrijednim
mladim ljudima i zenama, po-
hadjacima k ole d j q, novom
narastaju hrvatskih roditelja.
Ova je ustanova tex u po-
vojima i zato treba posebnu
njegu, a to znaci sredstva da
Sc odrN, ojaca kako bi u do
glednoj buducnosti jos bolje
mogla vrsiti onu misiju, koju
su je namjenili njeni osnivaci,
a to je brinuti sc "a skolo-
vanje naseg pomladka.
Ako bi Sc kojom srecom il
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28
Kampanh

U prosloj godini pristupilo
je u redove Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice 6O95 novih Ga
nova, koji SUI Sc osigurali "a
5, ,35O,2OO dolara. Usporediv-
81 owe brojeve s onima IL po-
sljednjih IL godina, prosla je
godina bila najuspjesnija.
Jos nesto, dok je nazadak
u redovima odraslog clanstva
bio najmanji (28O), porast u
Pomladku je bio n a i've { i
(1540), i opet u usporedbi s
nekoliko posljednjih godina,
tako, da je broj ukupnog
clanstva porastao "a 1850. H.
B. 2. broji danas oko 10000.
Pocetkom godine, ukupni
iznos osiguranja je bio 87.4
milijuna a koncem godine je
dosegao 900 milijuna, sto ako
Sc usporedi $ odprilike go mi
lijuna HKZ, iii $ 40 Srpskog
Narodnog Saveza, Ii s $40
KSKJ, pruza JOS izrazitiju sill
ku financijalne jakosti Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice.
Ne smijemo smetnuti s u
ma, da je proslogodisnja ne
zaposlica osobito bila zahva-
tia industrijske rudarske
predjele Unije, one, gdje je
najvise naseg svijeta, kao sto
su drzave Pennsylvania, Ohio
i Michigan, pa je kraj svega
toga bio zabiljezen izvanre-
dan uspjeh koji upucuje ma
prognozu da &c ova godina
biti jos bolja.
Kao najznacajnije u kam-
panji je bio to, "da je clan
upisao novog clana", sto Sc
najbolje razabire IL cinjenice
da je skoro 1900 clanova uze-
10 izravnog ucesca u privadja-
nju novih clanova.
IzObrazba casnika / GIanstva
I kraj odusevljenja i lju-
bavi naseg clanstva da ono
samo posluzi svojoj organiza-
ciI u privadjanju novih u ME-
ne redove, duh vremena, no
vi zahtjevi trzista napose
ostra kompeticija ma polju
zivotnog i drugog osiguranja,
zahtjeva move metode rada,
! dakako temeljitiju spremu
svih onih koji bio dobrovolj-
no III "a nagradu sudjeluju u
ovoj vrsti privrede. Odtuda i
potreba "a izobrazbom, do
'brim poznavanjem onoga 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Pdris Unfurls Fashion Flag
With Longer jacket Line

evening. first in wool and the
latter in velvet. The
longer jacket lines occur in
some shape in nearly all the
collections but the short
jacket also has its opponents.
In nearly all cases the
slightly nodded body line is
the key fashion significance.
Paris DEGREES a fall and
winter season of formality.
AS many covered up looks
will prevail as will decoletage.
The bulky arched shoulder
line tops many of the full
length evening gowns.
An interesting fashion note
that really sparkles is the
use Of the dog collar a la 1912
in brillants and much use in
the Dior collection of heavy
costume jewelry go.
Partisan opulence comes
through in the long-haired
furs that frost coat collars
and form fluffy edges on
hens and coat fronts.
From early August when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
By ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

All the world loves an
elegant woman. Paris sees
to it that there's elegance
galore each season as her
haut couture members unveil
their collections.
Today marks the press re-
lease for the pictures Of the
new French styles.
Millions of words already
have been written and
published in wspapers
throughout the world on the
knock kneed" flirt hemlines
Of Dior the coats with a
cape character to them
the Poiret look of the 6raped
harem-type skirts and the
hobble tunic skirts a la st.
Laurent for Dior and the
many other new twists the
fashion world expects season.
ally of the French couture.
Balmain suggests a tailored
mood from daytime through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01

the press saw the fashion COL
lections up til now Paris
fashion chit chat has re-
volved around the fact
that
SHOULDERS ARE BROAD
Err, achieved frequently by
loose armholes capelike
backs on coats or sleeves
mounted over the shoulder.
WAISTLINE WANDERING
with no one bothering to be
emphatic about the subject.
Dior does the short high
wasted look. Jules Cra-
hay of Nina Ricci who scored
in last seasons collections
continues with clothes that
have tightly belted hi-rise
lines.
Ricci offers a hippy look in
some skirts as does Givenchy
whose ideas Of figure fiattery
involves the construction of
a dress shape that insures
it. Daytime dresses have a
concave front look to them.
Black is strong in Paris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
Most Hen1lines Are q
Definitely Below Knee

To protect themselves
from commercial copyists,
Paris fashion houses ban
photos of their new styles
until models are safely in
the hands Of buyers.
Now you can see what all
the fuss was about when
fashion writers got first peek
at the shows more than a
month ago. Dior's knee-high
skirts were the sensation Of
the season. Lanvin's long
hens were the biggest let
down.
But now the pictures prove
that hens have not gone
above the knee, as some
alarmists cried. The happy
medium for the season is two
or three inches below the
knee.
BY now the partisans have
made their choice: Elizabeth
Taylor likes Dior's short
skirts and Barbara Hutton
has gone for Lanvin's long
look in an even bigger way.
The Duchess Of Windsor
has said she won't wear them
that short, and designer Yves
Saint-Laurent's mother has
said she will, proving that
mother love is something
special.
The Duchess also said, as
she arose with a sigh from
her spindly gold chair at the
Dior opening, that's the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01

but the real color news is
in the equally strong use Of
the brown tones from choco-
late beiges through cognac
and rust tones and on
through into the fur hues.
Balenciaga who always
shows a month later than
his colleagues also keeps to
short hemlines gaily fringed.
Other ideas from the
maestro" as he is known in
Paris also play up his Span
ish heritage. There's pas
sementerie to spare lots of
mysterious black. Tradition
ally a hold out from press
coverage because he fears
style piracy, this season Sem
or Balenciaga san say Isl, I
told you So"
The case Of an Austrian
fashion writer, Maria Kast-
ner-Srubar arrested for max
ing sketches at the August
collection is currently pend
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01

in the Nina Ricci collection.
All the designers went for
black, brown, grey and beige
for day wear. Hairy or tree
bark woolens for suits and
coats were equalled in popu-
larity by satin and velvet
for evening.
American buyers bought
more than ever before in
Paris this season, but Jacques
Helm, president Of the high
fashion syndicate, says it's
still only q drop in the buck
ct compared to what they
make out Of reproducing
French styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01

Brocade or lame suits for
cocktail and dinner time
(Chanel and Balmain showed
some Of the best of these.
New color shadings that
melt" from pale at the
shoulder to deep hues at the
hem (Cardin can claim a mo-
nopoly on these, but the idea
is sure to spread.
Tunic effects Everybody
did them.
Warmly lined but sleeve
less over-vests "a bright idea
Of Guy Laroche).
Elbow-length bell sleeves
designed by Jules Crahway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01

hardest thing I ever sat on"
A thousand fashion writers
have sighed the same sigh
as they got UP from identical
spindly gold chairs all over
Paris every fashion season.
From the thousands of
models shown this time here
are the main trends that
may be expected to show up
in the wardrobes of women
who like to keep up with the
styles:
Fairly slim tube dresses
for day wear Helm called
his silhouette the test
tubeO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
BY NADEANE WALKER
Associated Press stan Writer

PARIS, Sept. 1.-The new
Paris fashions for fall are
short and they are long.
They are conventional, and
they are eccentric.
Today pictures Of the new
creations can be published,
and the public can take its
pick.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
DESIC Err
SERIES

Iokes hoTdIY uny more
room thon the picture
tube itself. The most
compact and graceful
TN you've ever seen.
Arizona tribune., 1959-11-27
CoveI
Note book

ROSE of Arizona, Tabernacle 81
held baby contest which ended
Nov. %. Winners were announced
at the home of Mrs. Emma Murry,
800 S. Third Ave. Gail Williams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Williams, 1881 w. Hadley won the
crown and cash prize.
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Soror-
ity will entertain Mrs. Lucille
Bryant, Los Angeles, far western
regional director with noon
Luncheon at Camelback Inn, Sat-
urday, Nov. %, Mrs. Bryant will
be the guest speaker at a dinner
meeting to be held at S PM.
at Toys Shangri-La.
Arizona tribune., 1959-11-27

LOYAL BUDDIES will sponsor
night of fun, Friday, night Dec.
A at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
Carr, l6 S. 9th. Ave.
LINKS will have a fall tea at the
home of Mrs. Us. Jones, 2lo2
E. Corona on Sunday, Nov. %.
JULIAN PTA will meet Tues
day Dec. Eat 8P. M. in the school
auditorium. The music Depart
ment will present a pre-Christ-
mas program.
Arizona tribune., 1959-11-27
Storking Round


The James Moody family was
increased with a girl on Oct.3O
L.C. and Ernestine Morgan,
1924 w. Washington said, 1t S
a girl >" on Nov. IL.
Twins came to the Howard
Corrothers at 1909 w. Tonto on
Nov. IA, boy and girl.
On Nov. %, girls were deliver
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. James Watson
and MIR. and Mrs. Eddie Miller.
Robert and Lille Dawson, 5000
S.22 St. welcomed a girl on the
24th. of Nov.
Arizona tribune., 1959-11-27

No one gets paid to look at
advertising -. it is entirely a
voluntary action on the part of
the people. They (the people)
read only what they find inter-
esting.
Arizona tribune., 1959-11-27

CHRISTOPHER BROWN, of Mr. and Mrs George Brown
1914 Madison celebrated his sixth birthday, Sunday Nov
22nd guest of honor at party held at wagon
Wheels Kiddyand. Other guests Jackie Bell jackie
Lont Gayle Mcdonald Victor and Linda Bonner Johnny
Short Tony and Mark Walker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
4 LUCHs Managcre
GOODACRE

Beautiful, spacious, | and . bedrI
apis fireproof, soundproof wall
large freezer-top refer; rent in
cludeS all utilities; express bus
Must be seen to be appreciated
S6la Piney Br. I'd Sill Spg., Nd
JU. 5-1lll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
DESIRABLE
LOCATION

SLIGO PARKWAY. The
PARAGON Apis. at i02 CLANCY
Drive. Takoma Park. Md,
has corner 3-bedroom apis.
at Sl45 and e-bedroom
apt. for S97 so. Available
now. Wired for sir-condi-
tioning Elevator bldg. on
quiet street overlooking
Sligo Greek Park. Large
rooms and closets. Will re-
decorate. See res. mgr. in
apt. 2O1. or call
Ma. S-n345
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C0LORED-I332 INDEPENDENCE
AVE. S.E.-lst flr.: 5 rms. and
bath, mod. fefgr,; redec; "a use
OF bSmt.; SIS for good, reliable
tenant. Call Monday. HOHEN-
STEIN BROS. AND DONAHUE,
b52 II st. ne, Ii. 7-30O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14

COLORED-i2a6 eth ST. NV
rms. kitchen, bath; good cond
heat and hot water furn: $50 mo
Inspect or call J. DALLAS GRADY
q SON, CO. 5-B222
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THE PRESIDENT

MONROE. 423 Mass. ave. nv
Newly remodeled eley. bldg, 3
rms: modern kit. and tiled bath
Sb7 90 mo-: enc. also available
Apply tanitor on premises or call
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & Co.
Agent DE o-glRd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14

COLORED-i59 RIDGE ST. NV
% rms. kitchen, bath; S85 mo
Key No. ]. Inspect or call co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14

COLORED, DOWNTOWN - III
18th st. nv rms, kit. anC
bath apartment: newly decorated
elevator building. well kept; so.
month, adults DIXIE HOUSING
CO.. NE. $4,000, See janitor OF
premises.
COLORED-35OI 18th ST. NV.
corner Monroe - -bedrm. apt
reasonable See MRS. MCKINNEY
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u BLK. OFF N, N. AVE. NV
Kit. bedrma bath snei. pcn. /:
SGi sSSR; sTsSD . s:sIs II min exp
1898 18th ST. s,E.5-Duplex apt, /;
screened rear. porch; redec. SIS
month, Key No. l. Inspect or call
oppALLAs GRADY a. SON. CO.
6eI2-8eIO ca. AVE. N.W.-Vae. !,
new cond.; lily. rm, bedrm,, kit,
S %C. lease. sds s!Tffko6IS$ r. s ss7 Ssr
so GIRARD ST, NE, apt. .. .
bedrm duplex apt; living rm #,
dining area and kitchen, Redec. /:
excel cond.; good location, Only
~ so S9' &c Ssh E = DALLAS GRADY
IgI GALVESTON PLACE s.w.-
Duplex apt. . rms, dinette
Kitchen. bath ALL Urls, FURN
so mo; Key No. Inspect or call
DALLAS GRADY A. Son, CO,
3I26 10th ST. N.W.-4th A.,
rms. kitchen, bath; $3.50. ses
336 ADAMS ST NE rms, kit
and bath: refrigerated: S6b.
j343 G ST. SE.-Loveiv . rms,
s siti; ain GIN and BATH rsdeeoratedi
"' HARRISON A. ADAMS
g32 X 81. NV. Ma, s-S30s
800 14th ST. NV.
: rooms Kit. and bath ------S7O
1000 8 ST. NV.
: rooms Kit. and bath ----- SIS
1850 IRVING ST. NV.
l room. kit and bath $50
@l8-1s 4th ST. Sc.
Z rooms and semipvt bath sac
8 rooms, DIM kit. bath and porch
S6d
1918 W ST. Sc.
" rooms. kit, bath and porch $5E
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc
73s 18th St. NV. DI. 7-8s3C
54iO Sd ST. NV, Apt. 3
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RIA. 3-s3OC
l7l5 v ST. Sc.
: rooms. kit, bath: heat incl. SO!
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RIA. 3-s30C
5s24 COLO. NV, APT. 4
rooms. kit. scr. pch. S55.
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3.s30C
2410 Goth ST, NV. Mr.. CONN.
LA VIVIAN APIS.
1 -bedrm. apt; Ss7 .5O-SO2. so. utii
incl, laundry facil., vacant July
] Call DE. 2-24l0. NO. 7-6373
1926 42nd st. NV.
GLOVER PARK
9 bedrooms. air conditioned. $3.50.
mrs; Talley' resident manager. Re
WEAVER BROS, INC.
w,, Rea piHI' Mortgage Bankers 3, 500,
1928 VERMONT AVE. NV
Apt. 81 contains 5 rooms. kit, and
bath Rent Sll250 includes heat,
hot water and refriEerator. To in.
speet, see custodian in basement
B. F. SAUL co.
9e5 18th St, NV. Ma s-2IOO
.2724 PORTER ST. NV.
BLOCK EAST OF CONN AVE.
Liv nm, bedrm.. din. area. kit,
bath. $3.50; utils. incl. Ofi-streei
parking. See Janitor.
HERBERT HARVEY. INC.
RE- 7-lbHR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
COLORED, 1850 BELMONT RID.
RHODE ISLAM

cOLORED-APTs UNFURN.
DoWNToWN-WALK TO WORK
! 9ll VI ST. NV
ADULTS ONLY
rms, kit. and private bath; ]
rm, kit, share bath: bsmt. apt
/ > rms, bath; tenants FUN. OWE
! gas and e.ec must have Job anc
references. THIS BUILDING COM.
PLETELY RENOVATED, BEAUTI.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
liza l4th ST: AID. 4-200i
cOLORED-627 SIND ST. NE
rms, kit. bath; heat incl: S6g.SO
WASHINGTON RLTY,. RA. 3-s30C
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APIS
All Apartments Newly Decorated
Utils .Furn in Some Buildings
Modern Kitchen and Bath
Discount on yearly leases.
u Eye ST ne: ! rm. SS4 50
l0l5 n NV: 4 rms. ss4 SO
Other Apis Ready Soon
Call H oPEn nA sHT Eyes S.Is S 60 i-7els
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
MA SASS a3l H ST NV
CoLORED-l43a Spring Rd. NV
M LoSeIy large efticlsncy, S65 so.
"noAiAANbA Wv III i - Rh. D-N,ltN
coLoRED-654 MORTON ST. NV
= rms kit. bath adults $50
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. $4,000
COLORED-50 49th ST. Sc.
Lovely 2-bedrm. all utils.. sol so
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-s30O
CoLoRED-I433 spring Ri NV
Lovely large efficiency $40 80
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-S3O0
coLORED-2l9 UoSHUR ST. NV
Modern = rooms. kit, hit: 500 50
WASHINGTON RLTY RIA. 3-S30O
CoLoRED-625 Bird ST. NE
rms; kit. bath; heated So so
WASHINGTON RLTY RA 3-S300
COLORED-T47 10th Sc, Apt. 5
4 rms, kit bath. heat incl; 81 80
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-S300
COLORED
All FoOTE ST NE rms
kit and bath. redecorated. $50
1888 MARlDlAN PL. NV
Lovely efficiency, see janitor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
CoLoRED

COLORED
1888 NEWTON ST. NV
] ] Room, bath and foyer $40 so
q Rooms, kit. and bath - IS 90
Rooms kit, and bath 800
See, or call tanitor, RIA. 3-0229
1898 SPRING RID. NV
Rooms, kit, and bath S72 80
1s32 18th ST, NV.
Rooms, kit, and bath $50
1918 SWAMI ST. NV.
Room. kit. and bath S37 80
1929 9th ST. NV.
q Rooms and bath - $50
2422 18th 81. NV.
/ , Rooms, kit. and bath ---- $50
1927 18th ST NV.
/ ] Room, kit and bath S55
. Rooms. kit, and bath - $50
2eO3 cHAMPLAIN ST. NV.
! . Rooms, kit, and bath $50
Thos. ]. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
1913 18th st. NV. DI. T-6s3O
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
ArvOnia Occurrences
ArVOnia Occurrences
Hndens Find South CurOiiniuns
Cleaning Up After Hurricane

DR.. and Mrs. E. j Haden have
returned home after spending sew
eral days with their son and daugh-
ter-in-laW. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Haden, Jr.. Of Buford. S. G. They
found people there still cleaning up
from the recent hurricane.
Mrs. Ben Spencer and grandson.
Norman Spencer. Of Ransons. were
recent visitors Of Mrs O. j.. Will
liams. Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Williams
and sons, Of Richmond, were recent
visitors there.
Hank Jones. of FiShburne Mill
tary Academy. was the recent guest
of his aunt, Mrs. w. A. Chambers.
Mrs Chambers returned last week
from the P. o. convention in Wash
ington.
Mrs Monroe Johns. Of Farmville.
and Mrs. Frank Johns and children,
Of Curdsville, were Sunday after
noon visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
M. Johns.
Mrs A. Rolfe Smith, who spent
the summer months with Mr. and
Mrs AL w. Dawson, Of near Schuy-
Ter, has come to spend the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. Owen f. vii
liams.
Mrs. j n. Spessard and Mrs. M