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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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STORE. 1927 G st. NV. ST. 9716.
BEAUTY sHoP-silver spring-com-
excellent buy. c. ]. .KOOETZ g. CO.,
phone SH. 1141; after 5. SH. 1884.
FROZEN cusTARD AND SANDWICH
has other interest; priced very res-
sonabie. c. D. MURPHY. LU. 4,e227.
DRESS sHoP-Real opportunity to
purchase going business for fixtures;
$1,000 OR LESS Down, buys prop
erty and business; 2 kits, baths
and extra rooms; also English bsmt.
dosrt. for rec; ,,soss room. Act sgas quickly No
HakbWARE H11sn's ARRfaSG paint ht ssI0h and home
pliance business doing S125,000 an
nually: l nationally advertised home
appliance contract: / nationally ad-
vertised farm machinary contract;
Maytag home appliance contract;
located in prosperous farming com
pushed; price very reas.; investigate
NICE RESTAURANT for sale, cheap;
easy to operate; good for couple;
closed on Sunday; D license. Me
nEafeArsHsssfs Gsss; Hssff from psstss. sas. growing
section. Silver Spring, Piney Branch
to handle. Ma. 6Ib0. i7s
$1,5OO-You can buy this going
dslic; grocery; rent $50; Sc. sub.
EsTABffsHE6;, AgSis RI; @-S Srotissbl. 1m business.
rapidly growing Southern Maryland
town. located on main streets low
rent; excellent opportunity expan-
SION S12,O investment required;
pargain for immediate purchaser.
doing GOOD business; low overhead.
GOOD PROPOSITION for man with
estab. dry cleaning route Apply
3l3 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 3-4766.
BEAUTY SALON for sale. well equip
Rsd .nsIss n;E; lSeati9n; so rsss zosa Call OWN
RESTAURANT. sell or suitcase; com
plstelyo remodeled. new equipment.
BEAUTY SHOP, hotel location, NV;
excel. for operator with small
followings. Reasonably priced for
quick sale. Cali Tu. 1869. MISS
WONDERFUL oPPoRTUNTTY-oro-
Gerry store. dwelling and gas station,
on prominent corner. with over 4I5
IT. road frontage; In fast-growing
community. Call Mr.. Saunders, with
z; M; Fry, INC. WI 674o: ewes.
ISTANfs' Nj fstS SwEAR sHoP-owner Wnn mus.
sacrifice. leaving town. A rare buy
Beautifully located NV, For only
Si5;ooV. stao casn s5n noo nroso9uirea;, sdO'SOo
lures and remodeling. Good lease
Drawing $3.50 wkly. without ewes. or
efforts. An excellent opport. for q
couple, much good will will be left
DRY IsHipc cIEaNiNG MI PA PLANT. srsf completely
equipped. with 4 outlets; good busi-
ness; have been In same location
for years. AT. 3247, FIR. 253e
foI an appointment: lis
DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING-A
very probable business; same owner
leaving city; long lease; rent only
$50 per month: ideal contract with
Wholesale cleaners. MORGAN REAL
ESTATE CO. RE. 4elO; ewes. OF.
VENETIAN vfESNs2eTIAN BLIND BUSINESS for iS sale
or lease. Genuine opportunity for
right man in q unique enterprise.
Must see TO appreciate. Address
L6Sca IN IN RooMMWeIl established i and
on account sickness. Must act At
once, your price Is our price. NE.
GARAGE AND FILLING STATION
sa3;s;, Good ioca@t,on @ in hsoNEo No. Ari.; oEInsrl
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Near Kansas ave. and i4th st. NV
b room side hall, 2-bath brick house;
Zee, rIn.; gas h.-w.h. large porcheS;
deep-fenced rear yard, det. gar.
owner bought new house, must sell
this Shown anytime. Mr. Maury,
TU 1926.
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GAS STATION. CABINS
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK, SI5.b0o;
corner brick, semidet,, 8 bedrms.
floor: 1st floor has powder room,
living room, dining room, kitchen
with Thor combination dishwasher
and clothes washer; basement has
full bath; oil h.-w.h.: newly dec
GRATED; excellent condition. detached
garage. REALIST1NGS CORP. HU.
aG%Si SSSSi Snyy day or nisht, -17 :,
brick home is in fair cond.; ist ar.
liV. rm. with firepl.. din. nm mod
ern kit. side screened porch, 3
bedrms... 1 bath on End owner
WIFI WRicATTl aeTl EM snmediately. SaaS Call W. B.
BETHESDA, $I6,25O-Very attractive
prewar stone and brick home. in a
splendid area of fine homes; 1st n
mas nice size liv: rm., din. rn., and
mod: complete kit: End fl. has 3
io F. A. aha Twshb Patb co sate 5bSS 1897 c9nD mice
ave. nv: EN-. 1900. til 8 pm. III
BRIGHTWOoD - 5-rm. row brick.
with z screened porches. gas h.-w.h.,
det. garage; very conv. Call j. J,
oSo,SSoNNoR' ST. 1922: ewes. 81
CHEvY CHASE. d. C.-centeri5all term
schools; so-ft. AnspU5ssioSs r.. spseioas d. ana p
breakfast rm. and kit: End a., 3
spacious bedrooms and sitting rn1
and 2 large tiled baths. Finished
jr" Il. q. sMiTHY CO. a. sf' fonnSSo: ssSo:
eyes, Wo. 2426. Is
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Bedroom and
bath. 1st A.; S23, 300. A beautiful
pTeEar brick; having large iiv. rn.
WITH With open hrepl;. screened porch.
fr.; 2 large bedrms. and bath on on
2nd. d. Stairs to storage attic. Gas
TWEED co, $500 Conn. ave. NV.
rs3A En- i2S9 ~ Q p.m. -I?
tanning o rms, 2 BATHS and Z incl.
porches; eonven. location: full bsmt,:
o.h.-W.h.; Gear garage; excellent
value; terms. Call DI. 1015 till o
pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-Rambier. At
tractive new 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
rambler: bsmt;. stairs to storage
attic; gas heat, garage; large lot;
u blks. east Of Conn. ave. 36I2
kEEatiT9 kEaf9 St BS8psESs Spsa Sssy INO to qars ssas
CLEVELAND PARK1charmins de-
tached brick home in immaculate
condition: 3 large bedrms. and 2
baths; spacious hv. rm. with fire-
place. din. rm., sun rm. with mag
nincient view; gas heat. built-in
70 Phoebe Hearst School. Cali on.
g04s I'll Pm. REALTY BROKERS,
5506 Conn. ave.
PARK-S25, 600. Lovely
Oct. brick. near Conn. ave. list fir
has liv. rmA din. rm., den, kit; 2nd
nr.; bedrms.. Q baths. Storage
attic. Gar. A preWar home priced
20 sell. =. A. TWEED CO, 55O4
Conn. ave. NV. I'm. 1890 tn o D m.
FOREST HILLS-12 rms, 4 baths. 81
powder rooms; beautiful stone and
brick residence with center hail,
large living room, gnest-sized dining
Toom' Kitchen den. Gunroom and
powder room on 1st floor; 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths on 2nd noor; 9 bed
rooms and bath on 3rd floor; mag
innocent game room / " stories high
with fireplace. bar and powder Yoom:
separate maids room and bath; lac.
handicapped. inelosed lot: q wonder
ful buy; S4o.600, REALISTINGSl
CORP" Hu. $3.50. day or night,
UPPER 18th ST.. facing park. New
det. brick home. 3 spacious bed
rms. 2ta baths: Choice Of deeora-
tions. Ma. 4sle, Mr.. CAMERON.
Ia
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APTs. UkFURNIsHED tcent., ,

CORAL HILLS-New 3-bedroom gar
cen apis. with 8 exposures on high
elevation at District line; 500, in
cludes utilities. S-ft. refgr., 5 closets,
play yard, parking. laundry. storage;
bus. RES. MGR, 140l 4sth ave-,
10. S-76sS.
End FLO0R-Pvt.. gentle home;
lovely 2-bedrm., liV. rm., kit, di-
nette, pvt. bath. Excel. transp-;
good NV. section; empl. adults; SIS.
ia. $3.50. IL
2 BEDROOMS Is large rms), siIO
Tahona drive, Silver Spring, Nd,
JU. 7-9024. 81
APT. in Congress
Heights s.e-Screened porch. first
floor Of modern 4-family apt: SIS
plus utilities; 1-year lease. COM
MEPCIAL REALTY. Ma. 14OS. Il s
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

Four bedrooms. 2 baths: eight years
old. lot. 50xI00 Under sos 600,
COL. F. H. KOHLOSS
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CHESAPEAKE
TERRACE
IN THE DISTRICT
YT7a1 1@Y TAF~ ETr5Y -

IN THE DISTRICT
NEAR BOILING FIELD
Direct express bus service,
via South Capitol Street
Bridge.
Spacious, garden-type apart
ment on 5 acres of ground
in a cool, high, green area.
Ideal place for children.
13x2O living room, master
bedroom, 12X13, additional
bedroom, 11x10. All apart
ments have 2 exposures,
some with cross ventilation
in bedroom.
Picture windows, Venetian
blinds.
Ample closet and storage
space, some with walk-in
closets.
Fully equipped kitchen, in
Guiding 712-cu.-ft. refriger-
ator, all-metal cabinets,
modern gas ranges with
automatic heat control.
Bendix washers and auto
matte dryers in each build
ing.
Fairgrounds and play areas
for children.
Off street parking.
l Bedrm., $76.
2 BedrmS., $82 and Up.
CUtils. Not IncludedI
Rental Office on Premises
4242 4th ST. Sc.
Take A-9 (express bus) or
AS Livingston bus) to
Livington and 3rd, follow
signs to project.
10. 2-9776, 10. 2-4485
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

500 X ST. N.W.-2nd f.. . rms.
mod; kit, bath: fac. included. AID.
7713; Suns. and ewes, RA. 1860.
MEURILEE APTs.-spacious apt,
close to transp., elementary and
high school, shopping center and
theater. 53rd and Defense Hwy,
Bladensburg, Md. WA. 1921.
BRADLEY BLVD: APTS.-Available
;igSt Gbedrm and apts. s94 So 80; incl; electric
6701 Hillandale I'd, Chevy Chase
Nd. Phone OIL. 324o. ONCE hrs,
APIS. AVAIL. at cobur Terrace, 51oo
faG Close ,te to .fdHs schools and nd @shOPPipg sen
ATTRACTIVE APT. BU1LDING-cor-
ner windows, well kept, best class
tS9 gos 5drm only apt adced near bus
$50 50. M mel gtil. sH. $3.50. rs Is
2 mi. from D. c. 106 Grace st.
LoRp asRho9ni eALvfRr VII APIS, COLLEGE mps Park.
nd 4RsdFa MaTylsnd Mhnssl 20 %S nn from
downtown Washington. Excellent
ALRx.. AtTR9xsp' yHEY AP lI4f' st occuP.scIg9a, Cga
town washington transp., schools
and a9 sdh1opping. she LLoYDs APIS, NC
VETERANS, applications still being
HOUSE, 2122 Mass. ave. NV. Rent.
efficiency. 500; 1-bedrm., S110; q
bedrm., $165. Send applications to
WEsTMoRLAND APIS, Arlington,
Va: Gust of Ft. Myer drive) Bed
Elfrher FEGSm, living Vim & room; dining alGoye,
tiles included in rent. See Mrs. Hat
ley. resident manager, 1905 N. Ode
st; B, BN T SAUL SAGd CO., 925 18th st.
TWO APEs.; PE; aSo ADULTS only; one WITH witS .
rms, kit. and bath; other. 8 rms,
git. and bath; avail. June 18th.
Can be seen z to 8 pm, I'LL 18th
ARL.. $500 N. Oak st., ow. o47S-
i-2 bedrm. apts,; S74-$s5; incl gas;
IN Old Oil 'TaAnsR PARf Of 70 AezsndniaLiv fed5dn LIZ
rm.. bedrm., kit and bath; on bus
line; adults only; S65. TIE. $3.50
FOUR RMS. and semipvt. bath. cont.
hot hot water; ate eStns. Htils. furn.; reasonable
1854 10th h' sg.Oi 81. NV, No. 1.-Two iP
sssaqltor. saat lIss REALTY Co. az.
TAK66MA PARK-Two bedrooms, mif liv.
rm,.. din. rm., kitchen, tile bath;
500 per mo. ST.. 1860 days; SH.
5101 ewes. and week end. 30
TWO ROOMS. kit. and bath: near 2
buslines;- good cond.; use of porch
and yard. Ii: 7-1922. 10
FACING FT. DUPONT PARK-High
elevation; bus stop; lge. !, and 2
bedrms.; playground facil.: incinera-
tor; reas.; res. mgr, 4002 E st. s.e.,
1-BEDRM. modern garden-type apt,
NJ. Monroe ST., Arl., Va. Details,
i5oi Gs51 No No. 's9l' calp1roL ST. NV. wv
rms. kit. bath. $50. LA. 6-4737.
2 APIS. Of l bedrm. each. in near
| by. Md; $50 and $50 per mo-: also
3,bedrm; apt. 500 per mo. SOUTH
EAST B PEAhdY' addY CO.. 1911 Pa. ave.
cATH6LiC Univ. AREA-Entiree Cd
4; apt, unfinished, SIS mo. HO,
leo v ST. s.E.-s large, newly
mo. incl. uti.; adults only, AK,
SILVER Ii sPRISSGp' p asss Capitol View
ave- rms, ent. End a.: bus AT
door; $50 mo-; empI. SH. S755. II
FOREST GLEN APTS-2-bedrm. ants
CONSISTING. of liv. rm., din. rm., extra
avail. july 1st: sos. util. inc incl; ais, also
MANAGER, 21oo Beivedere drive,
S4Ver spring, Mo. liz
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcent. }

HARDWARE SToRE-Busy eorner
EStas. - yrs. No retail competi-
tion within many blocks, short
hours. $40 am. to pm, Closed
Wednesday. l pm: closed Sundays,
STcn. 9TnsF ys as0'sfE EasS afSui pefsasss sa ws qs
longer hours RsAs, rent, Good
lease. sold this business 10 present
owner Is years ago, Only. reason
tor selling. doctor 5 orders, Price,
81, Sl1 iooo inSinainsa 81 sa3'So Sisan ear
ensed party considered. BoB hoL-
LANDER, Exclusive Broker, AL Pa.
ave, NV. ma 9943 lis
$. S. GROCERY STORE - Hours
S:3u-6 Q0. App. 81, 900 StoeS. BusI-
ness. $1,000 week. Rent, STS nc,
Nc asins quarters No brokers
RooMfSG HousE-ls lovely rms.
! baths, wei iarn,' lease. gSr,, OIL
heat. NICE income: priced E.GhL
OWENS REALTY. NE, O4sd, --l5
DAIRY PRoD.-DELIcATESsEN
UPPER NV. commercial location.
wei equipped. Out~ot-towp ovner
Co, DI, d50l. 81. oS4S
pEl1cATESSEN-NO BIER
Over $3.50 weekly, Can do more by
adding beer; only $4,000 com plete /:
lease, apt. available. AUERRACH
& Co. DI. e5al, De s6lu
GROCE2I-FOR REGINNER
Beer, colcred trade: over 5000 weekly
Lovely APP Terms. AuERRACA 4
CO. D1 uadl, pE SHie, ---t6
$500 DOWN
Groe,. 70-yr.-old owner must sell.
cannot operate. N.ce.y eoJ,lngeS'
young operator can double hgSi-
ness; SAu rental and 5-yr lease
See and be couslncSd
KOGOD d BOOKOFF
6Sl Z st NV, MA. $3.50; Ma. aS74
" 10
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NO MONEY DOWN

Illness forced closing Of an estah
grocer and meat business dolnr
$1,000 wkly. Needs stock. A must
for i. good operator: besui apt
available. immed.; white clientele,
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
63l E st. NV. NA. s3S9; Ma. sa74.
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I WILL LEASE
YOTJR HOITSE,

I am business man in need Of q
modern, unfurnished. 3-bedroom
house, in q desirable D. C. resi-
Dental area; willing to take excel
lent care of your property and pay
you fair rent. am ready. willing
and able to act now. Please call
MR.. FRIEDMAN. RE. 1896. lie
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARMY OFFICER desires unfurnished
house. four bedrooms; Alexandria
South Arlington area, about July l;
maximum rent, $140; excellent ref
erences. TIE. 9213. l6'
FEDERAL OFFICIAL wants . or 3
bedrm. unfurn. house, on lease, In
good sec, about June 90. No child,
pets. MA. 1889. between 8 and 5.
AIR FORCE OFFICER will promise
excel. care for 3-bedrm. ,unfurn
house; within 10 easy mi. Pentagon
Pref. quiet area. Box 395-K, Star.
GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE needs
Immediately. 3-bedroom, unfurnished
house, and yard; good condition.
OF good tenants. ST, 6400, EXT
1855. 9 to 6. After 8. Me. 1902,
MoDERN 8 or 4 bedroom house; re-
sponsible family with children;
Bethesda, Kensington preferred
Lease July /; $125 max. OR. 2579.
ARMY APSsTee9 orFF1csEns sns 3 Desires s-bedrroSom b@drS
unfurnished house in Chevy Chase.
Bethesda area, from July 15; max,
$3.50, WO. 9265. is
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED
KENT VILLAGE

Some of the features you viii enjoy
at Kent Village are large closets,
bright spacious rooms with picture
windows, trained recreational direc-
tor for such children's activities as
softban, bovitae, scouts, nursery
school, etc; memberships available
IN adjoining country clubs schools
and stores nearby; Capital Transit
H-6 and W Ii. & A. buses into
development.
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TWO-BEDRM., 1-bath brick rambler
with A-acre lot, in excel. residential
sect, 31a mi. S. of Alex, Just Of
Mt. Vernon blvd; $l35 per mo.
Two-bedrm.. 1-bath brick end row
house. on cor. lot, in Alex. proper;
$50 per mo.
F. w. CLARKE, Realtor
ia N. st. Asaph St., Alex, Va, AL.
5220: ewes, TIE. 39lS.
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SUBLEASE or concession, " to ..
portion Of store; 1909 location
sxeent excse13t 3eod for aRy sSgs Rssos Sss3sS
STORE. 1927 G st. NV. 81. 97l6
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SILVER SPRING-Brick bungaiow, 2
bedrooms, living room, dining room,
kitchen, tile bath, utility room;
good residential area.
Fl. BROOKS PERRING 81 CO.
81. 1922 Realtors En-. 0737
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1888 KENYON sr-wen .rTsn
IODERN, FONHALL RD. HOVsI-

b!V. rn, suitable for entcrtaininR;
rn. and bath: Earage garden, SUM
ner house with outdoor Rr.ll, gas
heat. Shown by appt. MA. 2slp,
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MONTAGUE sr. OF apper ltth st -

A spacious home IN a better neIsh-
horhaoG, 4-beGrm- ctt. stuceo On
lovely shaded lot; finished attic;
aE., all added features, very close
70 schools. Sh0ppins. trapSp mnst
reasonably pFsc~i at ~@l .VVO 1O
Inspect. call Mr SeabouFre Win
JOSEPH X TISAlkR Rca!,oT. TU
"NMM fNas An - Ii
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AMERICAN UNIV PARK

Center-hal det. brick on exceIlent
level lot. slate roof. hne living rul.,
ne-paneled den. lAVatory, bright
dining room and kit; End 4. has 3
bedrooms and baths. both with
glassed-tn showers: large attic az
tached garage: immediate occupancy;
priced, S2b. $50. To inspect, cali
JAMES z. ScHWAB. OR. $500;
AFTER pm. call 81 2575 or wo.
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Suitcase or ConceSsiOn
CARPET AND FURNITURE
IL ROOMS, 3 BATHS

1000 block OF o NV. Completely
painted and redecorated well turn';
owner leaving city and must sell
property and furniture: Inspect
and make offer. Call Mr. Pastor
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
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MARSHALL J. WAPLE co
1924 i4th st. NV DI a99B

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Det. red brick Colonial. on spacious
corner lot. featuring spacious bed
rms, 2 baths on 2nd FIR, finished
attic, lst-fir. den and powder rm,
priced under $25, 900. Call BEREN-
TER & CO., Realtors, ia. 2272 til
q % m
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Rent, $l10; on 14th near Mass;
nice nicely Soda FURNISHED; always rented;
call Mrs. Lochrie. AID. o547.
6. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
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Ar CATHOLIC SCHOOL and shop
YEAR WALTER REED Hospital In
4. 3Oth AND DAVENPORT NV

MARIETTA PARK BUNGALOW
> rooms. bath, immaculate conditions
full bsmt.: concrete front porch;
large lot. Near all conyeniences.
.yaH al MISS Watwood, DU. 0l0s. MAR
ST Il " nI aaIR
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-25
Poppies Bring Aid
To War Disabled

How disabled veterans Of both
world wars are aided by Poppy
Day contributions was described
today by Mrs. E. ]. Olsen, chair
man Of the Poppy Day sale by
East Cleveland Post 1853 American
Legion Auxiliary.
"The dimes, quarters, dollars,
which the citizens give in exchange
for a poppy form the backbone of
the financial support for the ex-
tensive activities carried on con-
stantly by the auxiliary for the
welfare of disabled veterans.
"If it were not for the generos-
ity of the millions of people who
wear the little red poppy each year
in memory of the war dead, the
many services of the Auxiliary to
the living victims of the two world
wars could not be continued.
Poppy Day sales bring comfort
and cheer to veterans in the hos
pitals. They provide aid for dis
abled men outside of hospitals who
are having difficulty in re-estab-
fishing themselves. They help care
for the family of the disabled vet
eran. They pay the wages to the
veteran who has made the poppy. 1t
helps stricken defenders of the
country still within reach of human
help"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-25
Legion Award Honors
Memory Of Karl Kitchen

The late Karl Kitchen who
served on the American Legion's s
National Accident Prevention COM
mittee for many years, as we'll as
holding other positions of trust
in the organization in which he
was long so faithful a member,
has been honored by having a
new trophy named after him.
The Karl Kitchen Memorial
Safety Award was established as
a national American Legion trophy
at the April meeting of the trophy
Committee. Mr.. Kitchen for many
years was chairman of this COM
mittee. He was also a past COM
mander of the Department of
Ohio, nd SERVED in many other
capacities in his long membership
with the Legion.
According to the Ohio Legion
News, the Karl Kitchen trophy
will be awarded annually to the
Department conducting the most
outstanding safety program. It's
custody will go for year to each
winning department, which also
will be given gold plate suitable
for attachment to the Depart
ment's banner, and designating it
as the winner.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-25
Memorial Day Proclamation

In the observance of Memorial Day Tuesday May 3h starting
900 the City of East Cleveland will hold its traditional
in front of the City Hall followed parade
the cemetery at Nea where the will appropriately
concluded.
At this shall honor memory
and of country preserve
American of life.
Is appropriate this occasion that also tribute to the
men and women now in the service of country.
AS President OF the East Cleveland City Commission the
citizens of East Cleveland attend these Memorial Day Services and
to reflect on the significance of this day.
GUY T. ROCKWELL, President
East Cleveland City Commission
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-25
Kiwaniis Exchange
liersl.I

The first inter-club meeting to
be held by the Kiwanis and Ex-
change clubs of East Cleveland
will be held Monday, May 29th
when Kiwanis greets Exchange at
their regular weekly session in
East Cleveland Congregational
Church at noon. Kenneth Bolmyer,
as president heads the Exchange
delegation.
Since this is the meeting of
Memorial Day week, the program
will be in keeping. Gen. Whitcomb
of the U. S. Army will speak.
At this Mondays meeting a
group discussion by pupils of the
Shaw High School Speech Depart
ment, under Miss Lois Crank,
presented the topic "Direct Elec-
ton of Presidents" Taking part
were Elaine Topper, Kenneth Wat
kins, Peggy Moser and John
Wisbrun.
The proposals as presented were
most interesting to the club.
Greeted as a new member is
James Henry Mcconnell of the Roe
Miller Dental Laboratory. The
Millers and daughter jeanne re-
side at 1841 Garfield rd. He is a
Shaw graduate.
In observance of Music Week a
Kiwanis Ensemble consisting of
George Beckman and Henry Le-
Marie, violins; Jean LeMalre,
clarinet, and Frank Hruby, piano,
delighted with several numbers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-25
.YWCA In Annual
Session Nav 31st

Final arrangements for the East
Cleveland YWCA Spring Banquet
are announced by Mrs. Marie Wise
man, chairman of the planning
committee. The dinner will be at
6:15 p. m. Wednesday, May 31st
at East Cleveland Congregational
Church, Page and Euclid aves.
Speaker for the evening will be
Harrison billiard of the Public Re-
lations Staff of the Cleveland In
dians. Mr.. billiard was the winner
of about ten national champion
ships in track while a student at
Baldwin Wallace College, and in
1948 made an international record
in the 100 meter dash and 400
meter relay and holds eleven world
all American records.
Mrs. f. E. Lehman, chairman
of the East Cleveland Extension
Committee, will give a brief re-
sumo of the overall YWCA pro-
gram.
Mrs. C. A. Dauber and Miss Ger
trude Allerton are in charge of
supper arrangements; Mrs. Hib-
bard Lamkin, program; Mrs. Fred
Schwendeman, YWCA class exhi-
bits; Mrs. James Sneller and Mrs.
H. T. Walker, tickets and invita-
tions. Reservations must be in by
Monday, May 29th. Call Ulster
1920.
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Mr.. And Mrs. Harry King
To Have Golden Wedding
Day Open House June 6

In celebration of their COLDER
wedding anniversary, on Tuesday
June 9Th, Mr.. and, Mrs. Charles
A. King will be at home to their
friends at their home, 16OO6 Hazel
rd. Friends and neighbors will be
greeted from two to five o'clock
in the afternoon, and from seven
to ten o'clock in the evening.
The Kings have been East Cleve-
landers for more than % years,
that being the time Mr.. King be-
came chief Of East Cleveland's s
Fire Department after a similar
period of service with the Cleve-
lands Fire Department. He left
the neighboring department with
rank of battalion chief.
Their son, DR.. Harry King and
Mrs. King and Children, Peggy
Jane, David and Stephen of Day
ton, and their daughter Mrs. Clin-
ton Wills with Mr.. Wills and
children, Wills Jr. and Stuart
of Burnette ave-, this city, will as
sist in the festivities.
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Gifts For Picnic Bride
Start Pouring IN: Send
In Your Coupon Early

The prizes for the lucky bride
and groom who will be married
at the goth annual East Cleveland
outing to be held at Euclid Beach
Park, July 18th, are rolling in
these days.
East Cleveland merchants, who
are vigorously supporting this pic
mic, which promises to be the fin
est ever held, are pouring in val
uables to the list, which is get
ting bigger and bigger each week.
Here is a partial list of the
gifts which will go to the lucky
pair:
Wedding ring set valued at
$3.50, or $3.50 credit toward any
other set desired by the couple
from Nelson jewelers., 1885
Hayden ave.
Wedding gown and veil for the
bride, designed by Dora Guar
ino, owner of Titina Frocks,