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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
Scholarship Aid
DeadIine June 50
Applications Are
In Hands OF Many

PITTSBURGH - The Dr.
rectors of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union Scholarship
Foundation, Inc, reminded
over the weekend that all ap-
plications for 1959-196O aid
must be in the mails no later
than June 80.
Many young members in
America and Canada are al
ready in possession Of appli-
cations for such aid and
quite a few have completed
their forms for the consider
alton of the Directors.
Applications A are still a.
vailable and may be pro-
cured by writing Edward
B. ServOv, ESQ, 3441
Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh Is,
Penna.
Bro. Servov, General Coun-
sci of the Croatian Fraternal
Union, is the Executive Sec
retary of the Scholarship
Foundation.
All applications. will be
taken up Immediately follow
ing the June 80 deadline and
the recipients thereof will be
made public in the Zajednicar
shortly thereafter.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
Pueblo 81 Candidate
Ito Be Decided June Il

PUEBLO, Colo. The
members of CFU Lodge 81
are hereby invited to attenc
the regular meeting on Sun
day, June IA, at the usua'
time and place.
This will be q very impor-
tant session as we will also
vote in the election of =
. Delegate to the forthcom-
ing CFU Convention which
will take place in Detroit
this September.
Dividends will also be dis.
tributed during this session.
Petar Tomich. Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
Clarion Voters Set
For Important Session

CLARION, Pa. The
members Of CFU Lodge 246
are hereby informed that
voting for Delegates to the
CF'U 10th Quadrennial Con-
vention will take place on Sun
day, June Z, at the Croatian
Home, 241 Maple Ave.
Voting will take place
between 200 and 900 PM.
On May 10 four candidates
were nominated for Delegate.
As you know we are entitled
to send only two Delegates to
the Convention and therefore
it is important that all mem
bers cast their votes.
Yovo Raduj jkovich, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
Braddock Voters Will
Cast Ballots June 9TH

BRADDOCK, Pa. - All
members of CFU Lodge 43
are urged to attend without
fail the voting for Delegate to
the 10th CFU Convention,
which will be held in Detroit
this coming September.
In accordance with a de-
cisiOn made at our May
meeting, the voting will
take place Sunday, June 7,
at the Croatian Home, 912
Talbot Avenue, from 200
pm. until 1880 pm.
Following the voting a
short business meeting will
convene and the report of
election of Delegate will be
given.
During our May meeting
bro. Munich Blogovich was
nominated as our candidate
to the forthcoming Conven-
ton. However, we are sched-
uled to jointly elect a Delegate
with Lodge 716 of Tire Hill,
Pa, and Lodge 992 of Nor
risville, Pa.
Please bring your dues book
in order that you may have
your 1859 dividend credited to
your account. A small dona-
tion to the Croatian Fraternal
Union Scholarship Fund will
also be greatly appreciated.
Fora Blogovich, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
Clarion 534 To Vote
For DeIeqafe June 18th

CLARION, Pa. - This is
to notify the members Of CFU
Lodge 534 that the next reg
ular meeting will be held on
Sunday, June %, instead Of on
the usual 1st Sunday Of the
month.
This will be a very impor-
tant session, during which we
will vote for q Delegate to the
forthcoming CFU Convention.
We therefore urge al men,
bers to attend.
Mary Lesh, Sscy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
Trafford 541 Social
Slated For June 18Th

TRAFFORD, Pa. - Lodge
541 Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will stage a Dance on
Saturday, June 13, in the
Club Rooms.
Music will be provided by
Eddie's Trio of Jeanette
from 900 p.m., until 100
am, and the usual line of
refreshments will, of course
be available.
Members and friends of the
area are invited to spend a
most enjoyable evening with
us.
Frank Vukson, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
Hollywood Sb5 Votes
To Be Cast June 14th

VAN NUYS, Calf. - June
IA is the date when the men,
bers of Hollywood" Lodge
865 will vote for Delegate to
the CF'U Convention, at 6825
Woodman Ave., in Van Nuys.
Voting hours will be be-
tween 1000 am. and 800 p.
M, and all members are
urged to attend.
Helyn M. Davis, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
Rox Lodge Plans
Anniversary Fete
Festivities Will
Be Held June 18th

CONTINUED From Page y
1885, thus far every time a
different and new person.
While we as a lodge were
busy furthering the Croatian
Fraternal Union our way,
there were members of SEN
ior lodge 125 doing their bit
and maintaining an affiliation
that goes back five decades
and several years atop of this.
These nine Roxians will be
honored at our lodges 3Oth
anniversary for their so or
more years of C.F.U. member
ship. These to be honored are
Thomas Stayduhar (1895) !;
Ivan Srkoc, $1,000; Johanna
Heskie (1905); Jakob Grgu-
ras (1906), George Grguric
(19O6); Anton Grguric C h
(190D; Katherine Braidic
(19O9); Anna Jurkovic c
$1,000 and Anna Grguras
5000.
All these things will be
reminisced fittingly at q
banquet and dance COM
memorating the Spirits"
Lodge 143 thirtieth ami
versary to be held $3.50
pm. Saturday, June Is,
1859 at the Workingmen's
Beneficial Union H o m 9,
Thompson Avenue in Nc
Kees Rocks, Pa.
The Sloboda Orchestra of
East Pittsburgh, Pa. has been
engaged to furnish the mu-
sical supplement that eve
ming. We are looking forward
to having some Of the C.F.U.
friends which we made over
three decades with us for this
occasion.
Nick Komlyn, one of the
two organizers, of our lodge
will NC. the program while
v. l. Mandich, Supreme Pres
ident will address the assem-
bled, officially, in behalf of
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
Frank Braidic, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
JUNE 3, 1859

| WYE HAVE long Ielt CndI
" an abbreviated chrono-
logy of the Croatian Frater-
nal Unions laudable achieve
ments in the socio-cultural-
humanitarian field should be
compiled. That chronology
has been a Eight under the
bushel" much too long. It's
high time that bushel was
removed!
We do not presume here to
present a history of the Uni
on for that would necessitate
years of research and volumes
to record.
Even then it would fall far
short Of giving due credit to
the individuals and groups
whose contributions earned
it's everlasting gratitude.
The intent and purpose of
this booklet is, as mentioned
above, to clarion those func-
tions and accomplishments
which have made our organ
ization a peerless house of
brotherhood.
Portfolio The Best
This record of tried and
true fraternalism should be a
potent assist to our workers
in the field.
A fraternal benefit society
membership recruiter gener-
ally and a CF'U representative
particularly should not "sell"
insurance alone, t h oug h
there, too, he need harbor no
inferiority complex for his
portfolio of wares is the best
in the industry.
Our campaigners can,
and should, obtain best re-
suits by selling" frater-
nalism as well.
Familiarity with the con-
tents of this booklet (avail-
able for the asking) will equip
one with an incompatible
stock in trade for you are
selling shares in an organ
ization dedicated to fraternal-
ism - love of, and interest
in, the welfare of fellow
members.
Society With A Heart
Begin your "sales pitch"
with an explanation of fra
ternalism as practiced by our
Society.
Acquaint the prospect with
the impressive list of human
itarian deeds, material assis-
tance to individuals and
groups visited by plague and
disaster, the world over.
Tell him that you can in
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
Quip 720 Candidates
Await June II Votinq

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - The
officers of "Alcros" CFU
Lodge 720 urge all members
to take part in the election Of
a Delegate to the next CFU
Convention, which will take
place during the regular meet.
ing on Sunday, June II, 3rd
floor of the Gro Glee Club on
Franklin Avenue.
Voting will be between
the hours of 100 and 500
p.m., and our two candi-
dates are bro. Bill Zivitz
and sis. Ann Petkovich.
Bro. Zivitz, the lodge pres
ident and a past secretary for
Is years, has plenty of exper-
ience in fraternalism and was
a Delegate in the past.
Sis. Petkovich has had ma
ny parts in the past lodge ac-
tivities and at present is the
President Of the Board of
Trustees. She has never
served as Delegate in the past.
Members are reminded that
the undersigned is the Lodge
Secretary for 1859 and are
urged to take part in the bal
loting.
Barbara Agich, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03

of the members were from
391.
The charter members were
Mary Zeidler, Blaze Dragece-
vich, John Pintar, Joseph
Pintar, Sylvia Pinter, Tony
Domencich, Matt Pinter, de-
ceased, Steve Dardich and
John Peloza, who transferred
from 391 to give pointers to
the new lodge.
They have had their 10th
Anniversary celebration with
a dinner and dance at the K.
P. Hall.
Vanguard" Lodge 8O7
was organized November
8, 1895, when the last CFU
Convention was held In
Milwaukee.
The three CF'U members
who organized this English
speaking lodge were. Mike
Sostarich, deceased, Joe W.
kelic, deceased and Phil Pau
lin.
This lodge participated in
the first set up Of the Nation
al Tenpin Tournament way
back in 1887 and has been the
host lodge for two national
CFU tournaments and once
for the state CFU tourna-
ment.
Free Transportation
Lodge 261, H.P.D. Milwau-
kee, was organized in 1922
under the name of list Gro
attain Independent Lodge of
Milwaukee.
They joined the CFU in
1881 and helped to organize
Lodge 807. The younger set
transferred and they financed
them to organize. They held
their 3Oth Anniversary fete
two years ago.
The Red Cross Volunteer
Service will be on hand for
any assistance necessary and
we will have the sheriff's de-
partment patrol the grounds.
Free bus service will be
available back and forth,
from the grounds to South
10th and Greenfield, be
tween 1900 noon and 500
pm.
Admission to the picnic will
be 35 cents in advance and so
cents at the gate. Tickets may
be purchased from the lodge
secretaries.
Ann Tschanz, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
Secretary Of Sick Benefit Dept To
Speak During Milwaukee Celebration
Governor Sets Sunday, June 18th, Aside
As "CFU Day" Throughout State Circles
Continued from Page y

As "CFU Day" ThrOug
CONTINUED
plus the home baked goods
which the CFU Mothers Club
will be selling.
The Villa Boys orchestra
will play for dancing and we
will also be entertained by the
Mukwanagao Lodge 993 men,
bers.
Three Mayors Invited
Our main speaker during
the fine program which is be-
ing planned will be bro. John
Ovcarich, Pittsburgh, Secre-
tary of the CFU Sick Benefit
Department. Our members
have known him well and are
happy that he can be present
with us.
Other speakers who will
honor us are a representative
of the Governor of the State,
Mayor Frank Zeidler of Mil
waukee, Mayor Arnold Klentz
of West Allis, and Mayor
Robert Mcdonald of the city
of Franklin.
Present also on the pro-
gram will be examples of
our dancing and musical
culture. The CFU Junior
Tamburitzans will perform
and the kOlO dancers will
stage their spectacular
dancing.
Nest 81 of Lodge 391 will
entertain the youngsters in
some competitive games of
great fun.
Veterans In Limelight
A distinctive highlight Of
this commemoration of the
65th Anniversary of the CF'U
will be the honoring of our
Golden Years members.
These faithful members
have given so years of fine
loyalty to our Society. We
will recognize them by having
them seated in dignified po-
sitions on our stage.
We will honor following
so Year Members: "Nada"
Lodge 255, Carl Winter,
Frank Petrak, Josip Meyer,
Matt Ulijanich, Martin Yer
der, LOvrO Urbanich, Frank
Gerich, and Frank Sebanj;
Lodge 261, Eli Danculo-
vich; "Jednakost" Lodge
391, Carl Geboy, Franjo
Babich, John w. Babich,
FranjO Lozar, Blaze Drage-
cevich, and August Hora-
eek.
Milwaukee has six CFU
Lodges and five of these have
nests for the youngsters.
Some of these have been in
existence for many years.
They were forerunners Of our
great Society.
Our oldest Milwauke ee
Lodge is "Nada" 255. They
celebrated their 55th Ami
versary last October with a
supper and dance program.
Supreme Secretary Joseph
Bella was the guest speaker.
Shades OF Yesteryear
"Nada was organized on
August 1, 1908, at 219 Clin-
ton St., which is now South
list Street.
Alois Jergovich was the
first president and organized
the Lodge. Ivan Babich was
the first vice president, Fra
MO Jeraj the first correspon-
ding secretary, Martin Kri-
Zanec the first financial Sec
retary, Ivan Babich, Jr., the
first treasurer.
Josip Kramer was the pres.
Of the board of trustees and
Anton Babich was the pres
ident of the sick committee.
"JednakOst" CFU Lodge
S91 is q popular lodge
with q sizeable member
ship, and Carl Geboy was
one of it's early organizers.
This lodge carries on num-
Arizona tribune., 1959-07-24
Arizona Tribune. July "a. 1876
Rape Charge
Is PhOny

New Orleans--A l4-year old
white girl joined the rape claim
parade, and falsely accused two
young Negro youths of the crime.
She later confessed that she
willingly tore her clothing and
shouted for the police after her
white boyfriend broke several
dates.
City police charged her with
filing false report. Dailynews-
papers in New Orleans publicized
the alleged rape case but printed
nothing about the phony charges.
Jr Hinch would like to be a
leader if he could git some fol.
lowers.
Arizona tribune., 1959-07-24
8 page 6
Add Another Star

Washington The United States
flag was unfurled officially with
49 stars in its banner on July 4.
The first flag raised with the Al
aska star added was at Fort Nc
Henry, Maryland, where the flag
flies "a hours a day. Hawaii's
star will become official for
number so on July 4, 1860.
Arizona tribune., 1959-07-24
Bits of This and Thot

KRIZ, 1880 on the radio dial
honored Louis 'Satchmo' Arm
strong with a record tribute
on June 27. Several other
STATIONS throughout the United
States have presented special
programs for Pops.
A recent editorial in the
Arizona Republic heaPed we'll
deserved acclaim for the graty
voiced trumpet player who has
sold humanity and love thru
his horn. The writer should
be commended.
Marian Anderson has re-
ceived FL honorary doctorate
degrees and many other awards
during her career as singer
and a goodwill ambas sador
Duke Ellington proved to
the TV viewers his royal
claim by playing the beauti-
full but weird sounds of bits
of his musical score written
for the movie Anatomy of A
Murder, His piano tinklin' of
'Flirty Bird had a slight fla
vor of Don't Get Around Much
Anymore.
Ray Charles is scheduled
to appear in the city around
July %.
Did The Coasters really
arrive in 5 Cadillacs? This
group is really reaching the
top fast. No singing group
has equalled The InksPots
record yet, or The Mills
Brothers.
Bill Collins is in and out
like a real tourist. He will
remain in town for several
weeks before joining a USO
troupe for an engagement in
Japan for US. Airmen.
Althea Gibson, tennis cham
pion has tried singing now
she has a small part in a his
torical Civil War movie, The
Horse Soldiers. She is cast
as a faithful servant.
Sammy Davis Jr. signed
autographs in Boston while
thieves stole his 200 gold
and platinum cigarette case
and a SIS revolver.
Harry Belafonte is following
the usual trend in Hollywood.
He wants recognition as
dramatic star not singer.
He plans to produce wester-
ner featu ing Negro cowpokes.
A French produced movie
about a tragic Negro love
story won the top award at
Cannes Film Festival. The
film was made in Brazil and
a Pittsburgh night club singer
had the female lead.
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swivel top. on wheels. w{attacn.
S1f.55; will deliver. UN. 4-0310
VACUUMs, Sl0-S2O: i-year guar.
rebuilt. HyattsviIie Vacuum co.
5eLl baltimore ave. AP. 1888
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VIOLIN, RARE CERTIFIED oRIQI-
NAL ANTIQUE GIRARD: sAcs1-
FICE STk la R-0oQO
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

BULLDOZERs, leaders. generators,
chain saws. mixers, pumps, Ford
tractors, cement grinders, hnlsh-
R RI Ffsh 4loois 'i sau III sfO C.
FR0NT-END LOADER, John Deere
On SeeS slsat SrS S2S a e 4Sot $3.50 Re-
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BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, reg.
very good, also studs. Ma. 2-O425
1904 Colesyille I'd. Silver Spring
BOXER PUPPIES, s weeks. male
and female: fawn: Axe. OIL. 9
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TRACTION. II. SUPER A. Good
rubber. new battery and paint;
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takeon LIGHTS. rear and front cul-
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POULTRY AND EGGS

PIGEONS. white Kines, Swiss Mon
dams and racing pigeons; spring
birds, live. 3 each, Call after 9
pm. 50. 6-s602.
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TYPEWRITERS - New portables
big cash discounts or liberal terms
ports, man. elee.; guar. CIRCLE
616 9th st. NV. DI. 7-6036.
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elect from more than two hun
red giant and smaller varieties
Collection Of 5 roots, large vari'
cites $500. write for list.
Bowling Dahlia Gardens
Fairfield, Pennsylvania
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MlsCELLANEoUs WANTED

AK Condolences, refrigerators,
ffeezers and heaters. Any amount
or size. FE. 1-1G73.
AMERICAN, foreign coins, large
American bills; President. states
man. generals letters, medas,
gold. silver. any cond.. old pistols,
Confederate bills, bonds. buttons.
curlos. HOBBY SHOP. established
1920. 1918 Wis. ave. NV, AID.
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ROOMS FURN-MD.. VA.
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

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street parking. Ii. 6-15s6.
COOL STUDIO RIM; refEr., grill,
clock vadio. Tv. foam mattress:
s15-Sls. Bl6 22d NV, ST. 3-5s33
GLOVER PK.-Rm. and kit. for 2.
parking space; unlimited phone
and ~ rm. PE. 7-l656,
PARK RID, NV, i3ae-Attractiys
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furn. 1928 Fairmont 81. NV, AID
4-7064 Reasonable.
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st.i--White working cple,; cool
clean Housekeeping rm. with pvt,
bath. $3.50 single, SIS so double
1917 " ST, N.w.-Extra iEe. rms.
Sll so: also sleeping rms. 30;
men; phone. automatic laundry
Iith ST, NV, 3l7I-white; iaree
2nd floor, beaut. turn. room:
retsr. grill: / or 2 empl. persons
RIA. 6-a505.
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ROOM AND soARD WANTED

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opportunity TO live with an
American family while attending
D C. college Address Apt. 706,
1901 Woodley place NV, quoting
charge for room with two meals
daily,
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DOCS. PETS, ETC.

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DIAMONDS
AND GOLD COINS

See US nrst. We pay hlghest cas-
prices. AK for HARRY BRoTI
PIT p 9. NV, RE. 1900.
HIGHLsT CASH PRICES paid 10
typewriters, cameras, musical in
struments, silver, old gold, jewelry
diamonds. watches, sewing ma
chimes, radios, phones. portabl
Nv, or what have you. Call Mr.
SMITH. Me. S-5:6S.
NEED sPACEf-would ike TO Oh
tain useable piano for what |
cost 10 move Il, UN, 1855.
NEWSPApERs-4Oc 100 LBS.
ND. IRON 4 MET. Co, 413 K NV
PAK0 - Eleetfosloss print dryer
t .asle model; l9-in' width FL
WE PAY THXfd5HEHsf eAssHH PRICE.
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REFRIGs.. bsdrm,, Nv. rm,, din. Fm,
Turn, washers, TVS. etc. eleal
sonndd;,;o sALus FuRN co.. NC
sYFo 6sELrzER, BorrLEs-An;
quantity. Days, OIL. $4,000; ewes
OIL. b-S190
WANTED, 40 10 81 Ford W
ably out Of car, Call KE. S-0i03
WINDOW, one, sash and. frame
approx. 3lxh3: IL lights: reas
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WASHER, Kenmore auto. 0 h.
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CYL none 10 6-inch.. new; S75
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CHINA CABINET, Empire or Early
Victorian mahoeany for dining
room. State condition and price
Box BOLT, Star.
CLOTHING-Men's suits. shoes.
sport coats; radios, Tvs, iewetry.
AL BERMAN'S. 1922 eth st. NV
COLLEGE STUDENT wishes Rsmb.
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DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, yEWELRY
silver. watches: immediate cash
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DIAMOND .yEWELRY Of any de-
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ERNEST BuRK, 614 18th st NV
FURNITURE wanted today: goot
furniture. any amount Also wan
refrigerator. gas stove and plano
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!eeilent condition. $40 or bes
g01fers WIZ 2-sRn3
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ANTIOIIES

Do not sell your valuable antique
china. glass, FURNITURE; etc before
SHOPS for -expeft appraisals.
G040 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
AND OLNEY. MD. 1oA. AVE. EXT. J
WA r-4o04 TIL 2-2727
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WASHER. Norre pusn-buttOn W..
GOOD condition.: $50. II. 3-54S2
WASHING MACHINE. Whirlpool
,auto.. needs slisht repair. best
offer. LA. 1896.
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ROOMS UHFuRMisHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

UPPER NV rm. with den In
pvt. home, for cultured lady,
household PRIVILEGES. RIA. 6-66s5
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ROOMS FuRRIsRED-E.E.
ROOMS FURHr-s.E..s.W.

ANACOSTIA--In private home: /
or ? empl. young ladies'; breakfast
prlyils. LII. 1-0563. IL
C0LORED-ROOM FOR RENT
Light Housekeeping. CAL II. g.
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WASHER, oE. SIS: drier, westing-
house, SO: excellent condition.
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WASHER, AUTOMATIC, only 3
weeks old: perfect condition.
Owner must sell, SITS, WA. y
59a6.
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Washer-D rier Close-out

WaSner-Orler ClOSe-OuL
1fdst sell all new stock 1858 wash.
ers and dTiefs. No reasonable oneI
refused; We carry Morse. 0E.
Hrigidaire. Easy, Phileo. BendtS
and WESTINGHOUSE washers and
dFiers. Open evenings til 2,
STANDARD TIRE a. BATTERY CO
10th and H SITS NE II 3-90e!
WASHING MACHINE. MaytaI
auto, clean and IN excellent
lf0nd.; reasonable. WA. 7-7SSl.
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WASHING MACHINE, Morse is ID,
Suitable for large family Priced
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WASHER-'57 Norse. semi-auto.
mstic: GOOD vorking condition
best Offer. RE 6-S1Sa.
WASHER, Bendix. emily SIS. UN