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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-17

RING LOST, reward. Size about
2. Lost at Manns Harbor church
or Manteo church. Yellow gold,
rectangular, amethyst set with 5
sapphires. Phone Mrs. Clara Ow-
ems, Phone 230-W, Manteo, N. c..
T-4-15-3tp
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HELP WANTED: Man over 25
to sell Nationally Advertised
Products in Dare County. Dealers
in adjoining counties earning in
excess of 500 weekly. Require
ments-own car, good character.
If interested, write P. o. Box 113,
Goldsboro, N. c.. T-4-10-3tp
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OFFICE SUPPLIES, PRINTING
orders for printing of all kinds
filled promptly. We print forms,
blanks, letterheads, statements. en-
velopes. Order from your Pilot and
Herald Agent, or Times Printing
Co, Manteo, N. C. We carry book
keeping supplies, and some office
furniture.
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CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my friends for
the many cards and other express
sions of sympathy and friendship
while l was in Norfolk hospital.
They were all deeply appreciated.
JOHN l.. AUSTIN
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THE OUTER BANKS of North
Carolina, by David Stick. A
splendid book for your home Ii
brary, for gifts, etc. Sc, Times
Printing Co., Manteo. Add Is
cents for mail orders.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED: In
teresting summer position for
teacher or ambitious college stu
dent in key areas. $40 for 60
days. Write P. o. Box 232, Kenans-
vile, N. c. T-4-17-1tc
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WANTED: To exchange Blue
Ridge Mountain home for a va
cation cottage on the water for
week or two this summer. Write
Mrs. Robert Kinney, 35 Park Ave-,
Brevard, N. C. T-4-15-1tp
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MALE HELP WANTED: Interest
ing summer position for teacher
or ambitious college student in
key areas. $40 for 60 days. Write
P. o. Box 232, Kenansville, N. C.
T-4-17-1tc
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MISS NOEL FAYE PRIMER will

M1oO NOEL "A T. T1I\NEh Will
take pupils for general music
classes, private piano lessons, pri-
vate swimming lessons in Belhav-
en- during summer months. For in
formation write 80 Iona Street,
Fairmont, N. c., or see Mrs. R. S.
Primer, Belhaven. PH-4-2-3tp
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For your insurance needs see
W. R. PEARCE, Manteo, N. G..
All kinds of insurance
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FOR RENT: Building on water
front. Suitable for wholesale or
retail fish market or warehouse.
See G. G. Bonner, Manteo.
T-2-20-tfc
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FOR RENT: Six room house with
bath overlooking Pungo Creek.
$4,000 a month. See Charles E.
Smith at Pungo Creek Bridge
store. PH-4-2-3tp
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PONY FOR SALE-1h years
old. Tan and white; gentle.
Phone or see Willett Tillett, Wan
cheese, N. C. 271J2 T-4-17-1tp
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SILVER INK, Pen included, 29e.
TIMES PRINTING COMPANY,
Inc, MANTEO.
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WANTED AT ONCE: Man or
woman to supply families with
Rawleigh products in Beaufort
County. Consumers write us for
Product. Can earn $50 weekly
part time-$1OO and up full time.
Write Rawleigh's, Dept. NCD-460-
emo, Richmond, Va. PH-4-2-5tp
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THE HATTERASMAN, By Ben
Dixon MacNeill, SIS. Add Is
cents on mail orders. Times Print
ing Co., Manteo, N. G.
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RUBBER STAMPS made to order,
stamp pads, etc. Leave orders at
Pilot and Herald Office, in Bel
haven or Swan Quarter.
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LAND for sale - Located in the
village Of Buxton on Cape Hat
teras. 80 feet on highway, 1900
feet deep to Pamlico Sound. For
information call Norfolk UL-
3-T42S or write Edgar c. Gaskins,
1921 Larkin Street, Norfolk, Vir-
ginia. T-2-13-ttc
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FOR SALE: 1850 pickup truck in
good condition. Harry's Yacht
Basin, Wanchese, T-4-3-3tp
ARTISTS SUPPLIES. Speed ball
sets, India ink, black drawing
INK, silver ink, white ink, drawing
oaper. TIMES PRINTING CO.,
inc, Manteo. tc
"BUY AT DISCOUNT PRICES"
Send for large Wholesale Cata-
log. Small appliances, watches,
clocks and hundreds of small mo-
tions. Upchurch, 400 Edgeworth
Street, Middlesex, New Jersey.
T-2-27-12tc
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C. l. A S S I F I E ID
. A ID V E r T is N C. .

ADVERTISING IN THESE COLUMNS COSTS THREE CENTS PER
WORD FIRST INSERTION: ALL INSERTIONS AFTER FIRST. TWO
CENTS PER WORD. MINIMUM CHARGE IS so CENTS. If YOU
WANT TO BUY RENT. SELL SWAP. GET A JOB. HIRE HELP
FIND SOMETHING LOST THE cLAsSFIEDS OFFER AN EFFEC
TIVE AND ECONOMICAL MEDIUM
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FOR RENT: 2 bedroom cottage,
furnished; electric kitchen,
screened porch. Mays Head, five
miles from Manteo. Mrs. j. E.
Ferebee, tel. 168-W, Manteo.
T-4-3-3tc
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-17

FOR SALE: One 22' cabin cruiser
with practically new Chrysler
Ace marine engine. Will sacrifice
for quick sale. See G. G. Bonner,
Manteo. T-2-2O-tfc
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FOR liability, automobile, fire,
windstorm, bonds, workmen's
compensation insurance, call Man
teo 42--Outer Banks Insurance
Agency. T-1-16-7tc
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ALL TYPES BOATS built. Prices
reasonable. Quality work. Roscoe
Gallop, phone 281-W4, Wanchese,
N. C. T-11-14-tfc
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HELP WANTED: Man over 25
to sell Nationally Advertised
Watkins Products in Hyde County.
Dealers in adjoining counties earn
ing in excess of 500 weekly. Re-
quirements-own car, good char
acter. If interested, write P. O..
Box 113, Goldsboro, N. C.
PH-4-9-3tp
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-17

BOAT FOR SALE: 90 flat-bot-
tom, good condition, rugged for
grabbing. $4,000. Phone Kill Devil
Hills 3217. T-4-10-4tp
MAN OR WOMAN for Belhaven
area. Sales and deliveries. 4-6
hrs. per day. Also will consider
older men, 5O-75. Write Box SOIL,
Dept. So, Richmond, Virginia.
PH-4-9-3tp
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-17

THE OLD SEA CAPTAIN AND
DRUMMER Book 81, postpaid.
Get this racy book of dialogue
from Cape Hatteras and the N. C.
Coastland. Send it to your friends,
6 copies SIS postpaid. Times Print
ing Co., Inc, Manteo, N. C.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22
Bristol Bay Fishing Boats Expected at
 Cook Inlet, To Fish Red Salmon Season

ANCHORAGE, LR - John Sker- ny, supervisor of the Cook Inlet District of Commercial Fisheries, said Wednesday that lat least 40 boats from Bristol Bay will be coming here to fish during the red salmon season." It would be the first time, he said, that Bristol Bay boats had fiShed here.
 Most of the boats are expected to come over the Kvichak River Lake Iliamna waterway They would be trucked several miles from Pile Bay on the lake to Cook Inlet.
 Skerry said he also expected a number of boats from Cordova. He estimated that between 450 and 500 boats - more than ever before LII would fish in the inlet during the red salmon season this year.
 Interior Secretary Fred Seaton last month signed an order closing Bristol Bay and Prince William Sound to fishing. A limited fish cry would be permitted at Bristol Bay, however, according to Roy Lindsley, supervisor of the Bay district for the Bureau of Com mercial Fisheries.
 Fishing would be permitted in two of the bays five districts dur ing the red salmon season, he said. Fishermen in the remaining three districts would be allowed to fish prior to June P and after July Is the red salmon season.,
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22
$367,O0O Asked for Planning g Research
 Bldg. at Anchorage

WASHINGTON, LR - A Senate Appropriation subcommittee has been asked to recommend $367,- 0C0 for planning new building at the Arctic Health Research Center in Anchorage. Estimated cost of the building is $5,942,O0O.
 Senator Bob Bartlett, urging that the planning money be pro- vided this year, told the commit tee it was eliminated from Presi- dent Eisenhower's budget before the final draft of the budget was sent to Congress.
 Bartlett's plea for inclusion of inc planning funds came in ap- pearances by himself and Senator Ernest Gruening before the com- mittee.
 Both senators urged committee approval of $175,OO0 for extending to Alaska the consumer price in dex program of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This item like wise was not recommended by the Administration.
 This amount would finance cost-of- living studies at Anchorage, Fairbanks, Ketchikan and Juneau for use in such fields as wage ne gotiations and industrial location studies.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22
Rail, Highway Commission Given More Time, Money

WASHINGTON, lR - A House Interior subcommittee yesterday approved a bill to extend the life of the Alaska International Rail and Highway Commission until June 30, 1861.
 The commission, now scheduled to go out of business March l, 1860, needs added time to com plete a study and report on high way and rail needs to and within the new state.
 The bill, which had been passed by the Senate, would continue membership on the commission of Senator Bartlett. He served on the commission as a delegate when Alaska was a territory.
 A $200,000 appropriation to if nance continued operation of the commission is included in sup plemental appropriation bill signed by President Eisenhower.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22
West ScOrns Russ Federation Plan As Partition Plot
By JOHN M. HIGHToWER

GENEVA, LR The West blasted Russia's proposal for a confedera- tion of West Germany and Commit mist East Germany with a decla- ration it is impossible to "con- federate system of freedom with a system of bondage"
 Ambassador Wilhelm GreWe of West Germany, carrying forward the Allied assault on the Soviet plan for a peace settlement with each side of divided Germany, told the Big Four conference the con- federation project was designed to impose political paralysis on West Germany.
 "The proposal of a German con- federation does not contribute to the reunification of Germany" Grewe also asserted, "but to it's postponement, it's prevention and, over and above all this, to the poli- tical paralysis of the (WesO Fed eral Republic"
 Grewe said explanations of the overall peace plan offered by So- viet Foreign Minister Andrei Gro myko in the conference Thursday were in some respects welcomed by West Germany.
 He welcomed Gromyko's assur- ances that Russia would not in sist on immediate withdrawal by West Germany from it's political, military and economic ties with the West.
 But assurances on such points could lead to new miSunder- standing, he said, if they caused Gromyko to believe that his whole plan was more acceptable. It can never be accepted by Western powers, he added, so long as it provides for partition rather than unification of Germany.
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 For Sale al The Nugget
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he said.
 Inlet fishermen were allowed to fish two days week last sea- son. It is expected a like fishing period will be allowed this year, although it is too soon to say with certainty.
 The number of days a week a fisherman may fish for red sal mon is determined by the total amount of fishing gear that will be used in an area. Fishermen have until June l to register for the red salmon season. At that time thelength of the fishing week will be made known.
 Skerry said some 85 boats and 390 seinetters, half the usual num- Der, had registered to fish during the king salmon season, which opens here Monday. A light run of kings is predicted. Most will be caught in the upper inlet and processed locally.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22
Bartlett Opposes Alaska Preserve
 As Costly to State
By FRANK w. VAILLE

w O1N, MI OOlIdLOl Bob Bartlett said yesterday a pro- posed nine million acres wildlife area in Northeast Alaska would increase highway costs in the new state by $600,O0O a year.
 "To put it another way" he said in a letter to Alaska Governor Egan, Alaska taxpayers will have to ante up $6OO,OOO additionally for a wildlife restoration which has not been requested, to the best of my knowledge, by anyone in Alaska"
 Bartlett's letter was in response to @ communication from the Gov elror raising the question of the effect which the reservations ere ation would have on Alaska's par ticipation in the federal aid high way program.
 The $600,000 boost in AlaSka's highway costs by creation of the reservation, Bartlett said, would result from the increased matching funds which would be required of Alaska as the result of losing nine million acres from it's public land area.
 If Alaska is included in the aid bill under terms of the omnibus bill now before Con- gress, Bartlett said, it's present public land area would require that it match 1924 per cent of it's federal allocatiOn. This would be $5,6OO,OOO.
 Should the nine million acre reservation be created, however, this would reduce the total of un- committed public lands in the state by that amount, thereby increas- ing it's matching requirement to 15.44 per cent or $6,2OO,0OO a year Bartlett said that while certain and organizations in have endorsed the pro- posed refuge ''I am not sure that in doing so they took into account the fact that the states taxpayers will have their tax bill upped by $600,000 a year"
 50 agree with you," he added, "that the need for the refuge must be very carefully balanced against the states fiscal situation"
 Egan has questioned whether a formal withdrawal of the lands from the public domain would be necessary in view of the areas re- motenesS and inaccessibility.
 Therefore" he said, T would oppose in knowledge that with drawals once made (are) extreme ly difficult of restoration"
 Egan also suggested that if the withdrawal is inevitable it be given a time limit of five years, after which it could be reviewed.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22

Why Sebring? Because the new Magnetic has sports car features to go with it's fashion able fittings and luxurious com fort. A BMC "B" type engine, similar to the power plant used in the famous MIG sports road ster is under the Magnette's low, curving hood. Sports car suspen- sion and gearbox give the sleek
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22

family sedan roadability and handling ease to match it's 9O- mile-per-hour performance.
 Larger, leggier interior is fitted with hand rubbed English leather, deep pile carpeting and polished, beautifully grained walnut veneer on the dashboard and door cappings.
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PENNSYLVANIA

l. "Svi Sveti", Pittsburgh, Pa. -
@ nedjelju, PM, drustvenoj
dvorani, 1916 E. Ohio st. (12)
P. Tom Lukich, 6115 Library Rd.,
Bethel Park, Pa.
PIP. Joseph Jaksic, 262 Fisk st. %
T. zlata Kranjcich, 81 N. Bryant
Ave. (2)
B. Anton Truhar, 4493 Morefield
Street (14)
Per. Cornelia Pichler, 4435 High
ridge st. (14)
Pob. Steve Skundric, 1921 Metro
politan st. (33)
Pho. Anton Skvaric, 366 E. Ohio
Street 12)
Upr. gn. Ill: Anna Devunich, 221
Columbia Ave. (29)
DR.. F. J. Arch, 618 Chestnut st.
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1903. Ljudevit Gaj, Youngstown,

l09. Ljudevit Gal youngstown,
Ohio 2. nedj., 2 PM, Hrv.
Crkvena Dvorana, 421 Coving-
ton Street.
P. Ivan Gavran, Parkeleffe,
Sruthers, Ohio
PIP. Adam Hodnik, 77S Fairgreen
Ave.
T., Per. Us. Janko Bistrica, 757
Fairmont Avenue (10)
B. John Straus, 1925 Bellfield
Ave.
Pho. Girl Gajak. 469 Fairgreen
Ave.
Upr. gn. SO: John Bistrica, 757
Fairmont Ave. (10)
Dr.. B. j. Drelling, 1887 Mahon-
ing Ave-, zamj DR.. Henry ST.
SEX, Home Savings & Loan
Bldg.
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,s,. Hudson Es w. New York. n.

1Sl. HUDSON ES w. NcW AofN' Az
j. - Bird Monday, 8 PM, I'll
64th Street
P. Fernina Radoslovich, 64OO Hud-
son Ave.
PIP. Josephine Kovacevic, 24-65th
Street
+. Marie Pol1anic, l21 -64th st.
Per. Ermina Radoslovich, 32S--6lst
ST
B. Mary Soccolich. 239-47th st.
Union City. New Jersey
Pob. FIR. Cetinic, 433-5e st.
Pho. Stipan FLIP, 324-12th St,
Union City, N. J.
Upr. gn. 621: Marie Poljanic, III
-64th st.
DR.. Anton Cziraky, 516 - 34th st
Union City, N. j.
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976 portland Rose" Portland

976 portland Rose" Portland,
Oregon - End Friday of month,
1880 PM, Woodlawn Hall, 700
N. E. Dekum st.
P. Anton Bozich, 1924 N. e. Co
lumbia Blvd.
PIP. Margaret Oreskovich, 525 N.
Jarrett
T. Elizabeth Bozich, 1924 N. e.
Columbia Blvd.
B. Nick Thomas, 4731 N. e. 77th
Avenue
Per. Ann Thomas, 4731 N. e. 77th
Ave.
Pob. Rose M. Dubravac, 1915 N.
E. Goth
Pho. Joseph Markotich, 10 s. w.
Columbia st.
Upr. gn. 632: Mary Misetich, 1920
N. Minnesota Ave.
DR.. Geo. A. Peirson, 4536 N. e,
102nd Ave.
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"Andje. Cuvar', Etna, IA. -
2. nedJ. mjesecu 2 po podne
u vlastitoj dvorani, 80 Grant
Avenue
P. Mark Vinski, 19 Freeport St.
PIP. Nicholas Spudich, 436 Valley
View Dr., Pittsburgh IS, Pa,
T. Joseph Rukavina, SO Cherry
Street, Phone ST 2-0776
B. Zorka Grubich, SO Maplewood
Street (23)
Per. Katherine Trdina, 26 F'reeport
Street
Pob. John Dovranich, Valley st.
(23)
Pho. Mato Bosiljevac. 46 Maple
wood Street
Us. Joseph Farrell, 371a Sycamore
st. (23)
Upr. gn. 21: Rose Ann Cvitkovic,
5 School st.
DR.. S. Mann, 378 Butler Street
DR.. VIM. Lee Malley, 351 Butler
Street (23)
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NEW MEXICO
60. Sv. Petar Pavao, Gallup,

GU. SV. Petar I FAVaU, UHnuP, N
NJ. q nedj. 2 p M. stan Tome
Petranovica, 800 w. Wilson Ave.
p. Albert Radosevic, 131 East
Terrace st.
PIP. Grill Radosevic, 500 W. Malo-
ney Ave.
T. Pob. Josip Radosevic, $40 N.
3rd, P. o. Box 733
3. Joe A. Plese, 400 w. Maloney
Per. Mato L. Plese, 40S E. Terrace
Pho. Joe NJ. Plese, 400 w. Mallory
Street
Upr. en. IT: Katie Marsh, 10 Idaho
Circle
DR.. r. H. Pousma, 200 W. Hill
Avenue
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NEW YORK

12s. "Sokol'. New York, n. 7. -
2. petak, 500 P. NJ, Hartley
House, 413 West 46th Street.
P. Petar Matesit, SIG w. 4sth st.
PIP. Anton Budisin, 1871 Bradford
Bronx, N. Y.
T. Anthony Bego, 706 W. lS0th
st. (33) Phone WA 7-5995
B. Clara Bego, 706 w. 180th st.
(33)
Per. John Balthasar, SOP Park
Ave-, Weehaken, N. J.
Pob. John Baldasar, P. >. Box I26.
Phone AM 7-3067. tmangasett,
N. Y.
Pho. Mihovil Baldasar, Soil
192nd St., Flushing, L. L.
Upr. gn. 80: Anthony Bego, 'O6
w. 18Oth ST., WA 7-o995
DR.. G. F. Kaufer, Taft Hotel,
7th and 51st Streets
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557. Sv. line Isusovo, Buffalo, ! 4

5SI. SV. lime ISuSOV0, bu11&I0, ] n,
Y. - 3 nedj. 2 PM vlast. dvora-
ma 226 Condor Ave.
P. Charles Kristit. 204 Lyndle Ave-
nue., Tonawanda, N. Y.
PIP. Frank Rovison, 80 Huetter
Avenue
T. Pob. George Rok, 55 Irene st.
B. William Grasha, S5 Irene st.
Per. Stephen Sesic, 107 Baxter st.
Pho. Us. Chrales Blazina, Jr.,
II Kibler St., Tonawanda, N. Y.
Upr. gn. 1865: Mary A. 1vancic,
4818 z. River Rd., Grand Island
DR. Doroczak, 9S6 Kenmore Ave,
(23)
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81S. Akron Croatian Buckeyes, ES
Akron, Ohio 2nd ruesday


500 P. NJ, Church Hall, 759
Grant st.
P. Joseph Borosic, 1882 9th
St., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
PIP. Vincent Babich, 191 Elmwood
St., Barberton, Ohio
T. Pob. Helen Joyce, 1861 18TH
St., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
B Rose Ross, 223 Albany Ave.
Per. Margaret Borosic, 1882 9th
ST., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Pho. Michael V. Joyce, l561-12th
St., Cuyahoga Falls, ohio
Us. George Zubovich, 2863-11th
Street, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Upr. gn. 426: Rose Ross, 223 AL
bany Ave.
DR.. Warren P. Kilway, United
Bldg.
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P. Anto1nette M. Badurina, s06
S. e. 135th st.
T. Elizabeth Baricevic, 434 N. w.
10 Ave.
B. Kenneth Bar1cevic, 25O2 N. w.
Westover Rd.
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"ZAJEDNTCAR"

Spring st.
PIP. Sander Sakac, 81 - 21st ST.
N. w.
T. Pob. Anton Modric, 2e1 K.
Huston st.
B. Anna KEENAN,, 343-5th st. N.
w.
Pho. Mato Ostovic, 4417 Roop Ave.
Upr. gn. 357: Margaret Vargo, 341
Norton Ave.
DR.. Frank M. Warner, Wooster
Road
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SS6. Pomoz dog, Gallup, New

SS6. Pomoz dog, Gallup. New
Mex. - 3 nedi. 10 AM Kauzlarit
dvor.. $40 N. 3rd st.
P. Julian Grenko, 300 w. Aztec
Street
PIP. Tony Ray, 220 E. Sullivan st.
r. Pob. Geo. Grenko, Box 627
B. Ray Kauzlarit, SO N 3rd st.
Pho. Ljubica Grenko, 900 w. Aztec
Upr. en-. SAL: Frances Grenko, Box
627
DR.. r. II. Pousma
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$50. "Zvonimir" E.S.L. Cleveland,

500. "Zvonimir" E.S.L. Cleveland.
Ohio - End Tuesday, 1880 PM,
J.D.N. Home, 1883 w. 13O St.
P. Vjekoslav Sipec, 1921 Cross
burn Ave. (11
PIP. Steve Klenkar, 1904 St.
James Ave. (1D
r., Pob. Us. Nick Fuduric, 4284
Brookside Blvd. (1D
B. Katarina Stoyanoff, 1403 w.
Melrose Ave-, Rocky River 16,
Ohio
Per. Nellie Stoyanoff, 1927 George
Ave, Parma (29)
Pho. Naum Stoyanoff, 14O3 w.
Melrose Ave. (16), Rocky River
Rd., N. w.
Upr. gn. 1872: Nick Fuduric, 42S4
Brookside Blvd.
DR.. e. T. Hurley. 1854 Lorain Ave-
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593. Slozna Braca, Warren, o. -
2 nedi 9:3O AM Moose Hall 22(

593. Slozna Braca, Warren, o. -
2 nedj $3.50 AM Moose Hall 220
Franklin St. S. w.
P. John Spraizar, 1851 Parkman
Rd.. N. w.
PIP. John Boich, 917 Austin Ave-
S. w.
r. | Pob Chas. Kratofil, 2344 No.
Park Ave.
B. Louis Horvatin, 1855 Rogers
Ave. S. E.
Per. Katarina Grdinich, 945 Bane
ST., S. w.
Pho. George Puskar, M. c. Sc N
Mahoning Ave. Ext.
Upr. gn. 23S; Katarina Grdinich,
945 Bane st. S. w.
DR.. F. j. Kandrac, National Bank
4th floor
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24l. fora kraJisnik, Lackawan.

ma. N. Y. /. nedj., 2 p. M
Hrv Crkvena Dvorana, los
Ridge Rd.
P. Mike Turkovich, 1872 Meadow
brook DR.. (18)
PIP. Per. Anna Sipos, 1919 Abbot
Rd
r. Pob. Steve Slanac, Palm st.
Zone 18
B. John Novak, Sr., n Holland
Ave. (1S)
Pho. Milan Jelich, 13O Wilkesberry
st. (18)
Upr. gn. 174: Steve Slanac, 4 Palm
st. (1S)
DIR. Anthony c. Yerkovich, 724
Ridge Rd. (18)
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4sl. Sv. Ant. Pad. Ration, n. Mex

/. nedj. 200 PM, City Library,
N. End st.
P. Jure Startevit, 1927 S. 5th st.
Pp. Marko Jelaca, 52S S. 2nd st.
T. Per. Jure Starcevich, 1O45
So. 4th st.
B. Maria Kinkela. 1045 S. 4th st.
Pob Rudolph Brozovich
Upr. en-. 265: Jure Starcevich, 1045
So. 4th st.
DR.. Louis Pavletich, 225 So. ord
ST., zamjenici: DR.. Elliot, State
Bank Bldg.