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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18
Auxiliary Sets
Poppy Day Sale

Never blooms a flower as red
as the one Americans will wear
on Poppy Day, Saturday, May
9th. The little blossoms, replicas
of the flowers which bloomed on
bleak, war-scarred battlefields in
Flanders in World War l, are
made by disabled veterans and are
offered for sale by the auxiliaries
of veteran organizations.
In East Cleveland, next Thurs
day and Friday, 80 East Cleveland
Post 163 American Legion Auxil-
iary members will conduct the
Poppy Day sale under the chair
manship Of Mrs. E. J. Olsen and
her assistant, Mrs. Fred Jackson
City Manager Charles A. Carran
has granted the sale permit to the
auxiliary.
Each district of the city will
havei is team of workers and the
entire amount Of contributions re-
ceived will go to support American
Legion and Auxiliary welfare
work for disabled veterans and
needy children of veterans.
Poppies to be sold here have been
made by the patients in the vet
Grams hospital at Sandusky. They
are crepe paper replicas of the
wild poppies which bloomed "be-
tween the crosses, row on row.
in the war cemeteries of France
and Belgium following World War
l. The making of poppies is being
continued by the veterans of World
War II.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18
Public Ba|Ioting To
Decide Lucky Couple In
Euclid Beach Ceremony

The Goth annual East Cleveland
outing, scheduled for Euclid Beach
on July 18th, promises to be the
greatest event in the picnic's his
tory, according to plans released
today by co-chairmen Bob Nc
Neeley and DR.. Louis Edwards.
Grand prize of the picnic will
be brand new 1850 Mercury Tu-
dor sedan from Stratton Motors,
Inc, while another highlight of
the day at Euclid Beach will be q
public wedding, with the lucky
couple getting scores of presents
and prizes from the East Cleve-
land merchants.
Stratton Motors is supplying
the beautiful car which will be
given away at the picnic, and also
will furnish a new Mercury for
the bride and groom to use on
their honeymoon.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18

Some Of the other prizes an
nounced today by the chairmen
include:
Ring from Nelson jewelers.,
1885 Hayden ave-; Flowers from
McNeeley Art Floral Co., 1883
Hayden ave-; and complete we'd
ding pictures from Ralph KEEP
ner, photographer, 1877 Shaw
View ave.
Selection of the lucky bride and
groom will be made in balloting
through the East Cleveland Lead
er, according to Tony Tomsic and
Larry Rohlfing, outing vice chair
men.
All prospective brides and
grooms who wish to enter their
name for balloting are requested
to clip the coupon in the Leader
and send it to either Tony Tomsic,
1911 Hayden ave., or to Larry
Rohlfing, 14400- Euclid ave-, to-
gether with photograph of
themselves. The only rule is that
one Of the couple has to reside in
East Cleveland.
Pictures of the couples will be
run in later editions of the East
Cleveland Leader, together with
ballots, and the public will vote
for the lucky couple.
With the giving away of an
automobile and the public we'd
ding, the picnic definitely prom
ises to be the finest ever, and the
various outing committees are
working hard to this end.
Tickets will be distributed,
starting early in June, under the
direction of Don Fisher, and the
plans will be announced in the
Leader.
Meanwhile, it is urged by the
chairmen that prospective brides
and grooms enter their names for
the public hallo1ing without delay.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18

forms and concert proceeds will
be used toward meeting this $4,000
expenditure.
Robert P. Louis of the Shaw
faculty is concert manager The
time is 8:15 o'clock.
Selections to be offered by the
three groups, the choir, the or
chestra and the band are:
CHOIR
Let My Soul Rise In Song (R.
Rhea), Hear My Supplication
(Arkhangelsky), The Lord Is Our
Fortress u. Brahms), Afterglow
beau Soir), (Debussy), God of
Our Fathers (arr. L. Gearhart) /,
Roumanian Rhapsody Carr. NJ.
C.ardneg guxAapa 3a:cla e.
Jan sampson I'D jim Aastsn
are the accompanies.
ORCHESTRA
Chorale-Fugue-"All Glory Be
to God on Hight. S. Bach)
Kenneth Williams, director.
Love Music from "Boris Codu-
now" (Moussorgsky), Walter
Motter, director.
Cuban Holiday-(D. Phillips) !,
Vincent Pattie, director.
Chit-Chat- Polka-(J. Strause),
Amos Wesler, director.
Moods Americana-(G. Hume) {,
S. Robert Fraser, director.
Selection-Shaw Swingsters, a
vocal ensemble.
BAND
Marcho Poco-Donald Moore),
Frank Miller, director.
Symphony No. l in E flat-(C.
Saint-Saens), Vincent P TIL, I,
director.
Colonel Miners March-(Rosen-
krans), Walter Motter, director.
The French Quartet (Suite) -
(Morrissey), Kenneth Williams,
director.
Tournament Of Trumpets-(D.
Bennett; Trumpeters: Jim Grif-
fifth, Jim Snavely, Mark Morris,
Ronald Froelich, Amos Wesler,
director.
Pop! Goes the Weasel - IL.
Cailliet), Kenneth Williams, direc-
tor.
Stars and Stripes Forever -
(Sousa), S. Robert Fraser, direc-
tor.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18
Guest Conductor IS At Kirk

When Shaw High School Music
Department presents its annual
Spring Concert Friday night in
w. H. Kirk Jr. High School Audi
torium, the bands seven selections
will be directed by as many guest
conductors, while each of the or
chresta's five numbers will have a
guest conductor.
Each conductor was either a
former student or close friend Of
Milton G. Niergath, estemmed
director of Shaw Band and or
chestra who died suddenly in April,
while planning this concert.
The guests conductors will be
Amos G. Wesler Of John Adams
School; Mr.. Frank Miller, Brush
High School; Mrs. Vincent Patti, a
former Shaw pupil now director at
Garfield Heights High School,;
Kenneth Williams, also a former
Shaw student completing his
studies at Western Reserve Univer-
sity this spring and now substitut-
ing at Shaw and Kirk; Walter
Motter, instructor Of instrument
tai music in the grades; and D.
Robert Fraser, director of Shaw
choir.
Orchestra and choir members
will initiate their smart new uni
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18
Military Equipment In
Memorial Parade To Be
Displayed At Haw|ey Park

chine shop used in field service foi
the immediate repairing of any
piece of warfare equipment.
All local military units and theil
auxiliaries, East Cleveland Post
163, American Legion; Veterans of
Foreign Wars Post 1900 and %,
and Post 21 Canadian Legion,
B.F.S.L. will march. Post 81 will
have its own color guard. Each
unit will be accompanied by their
auxiliary.
V.F.W. Post 500 will be accom-
panied by it's Junior Drum Corps.
Grand Marshall for the day is
Major Peter H. Hahn of the U. s.
Marine Corps, Central Recruiting
Division with headquarters in
Cleveland.
Just a week after he was gradu-
ated from the University of Texas
in 1941, young Hahn joined the
U. S. Marines and was commits
stoned a second lieutenant the fol-
lowing November. He attended
service school at Quantico, Va. and
went overseas in May, 1912 and
participated in the Guadalcanal
campaign while attached to the
First Marine Division. He Joined
the Third Division in February,
1943 and after short stay in the
United States, returned to that
division while on Guam. Two years
later he again returned to the
United States and joined the Sec
ond Division at Camp Lejeune,
N. C. until assigned duties as Of
ficer in charge of the District
Headquarters Recruiting Station in
Cleveland.
Visiting military units and their
commanders scheduled to partici-
pate, together with Major Hahn's
own u. S. Marine Corps are:
Co. B. Seventh Infantry Batta-
lion us. Marines Corps Reserve
in command of Lieut.. r. DeMeter
with their firing squad and march
ing detail; U. S. Coast Guard with
their color guard under Capt.
Hershfield; U. S. Navy in COM
MEMORIAL DAY
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18
Former Shaw
Coach> Teacher
Dies Suddenly

John L. Snavely, a member of
the faculty at Shaw High School
since 1912 until his retirement last
September, died Sunday, May 14th
in Lakeside Hospital. Services were
conducted Tuesday evening by Rev.
Paul Kershner Of Akron, formerly
pastor of East Cleveland Congre-
gational Church where Mr.. Snavely
was a member, and also past
president of the Kiwanis Club of
East Cleveland with which Mr..
Snayely had long been affiliated.
Burial was made ID SpFth Lave
renee "Wednesday where Mr..
Snavely was born 81 years ago.
A graduate of Otterbein College,
Mr.. Snavely received his masters
degree from Western Reserve Uni
versity. He came to the East Cleve-
land schools as a coach in basket
ball, football and tennis and after
a number of years, gave up the
coaching. He continued teaching
mathematics and later taught
economies and social studies.
Mr.. Snavely had flair for writ
ing verse and he could always be
depended upon to have ready an
original bit of poetry when the
Kiwanis Club, or other groups in
which he was interested, were
celebrating birthdays or other spe-
cial events.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Marion Cook Snavely with whom
he was planning to observe his
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
in June; three sons, DR.. John G. of
Stanford, Conn; William E. and
James; three sisters, Mrs. Zetta
Bernhardt of Cleveland. Mrs. Edna
Rhodes of Jacksonville, Fla, and
Mrs. Nell Kurzen of Massilon; a
brother, Orin of Massilon; and
seven grand children.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18
Superior Rating For
Kirk Jr. Orchestra

The Kirk Junior High Orches-
ira, under the direction of S.
Robert Fraser, was awarded top
rating of Superior" in the Great
er Cleveland Junior High Orch
estra Competition Festival. The
event was held Saturday, May IS,
at VIM. Dean Howells Junior High
School Auditorium.
Thirteen orchestra competed for
ratings this year, some in Glass
A and others in Glass B. Alex
ander Hamilton and Roosevelt
were awarded first ratings along
With Kirk in Class A.
Judges for the contest were f.
Karl Grossman, Conductor, Cleve-
land Philharmonic Orchestra; Hy-
man Shandler, Conductor, Cleve-
land Women's Orchestra; and Eu-
gene j. Weigel, Director, School
Of Music, Ohio State University.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18
Two Kirk Faculty
Members Retiring

Two members of the w. H. Kirk
Jr. High School faculty, Miss Vir-
ginia Spriggs and Miss Florence
Adams are concluding their teach
ing careers with the close of the
present term of school.
Miss Spriggs, has been teaching
English and creative writing in
the eighth and ninth grades and
has been one of the sponsors of
The Kirkonian, the school publica-
ton. She came to East Cleveland
from Woodsfield in 1926, teaching
at Prospect Elementary School and
being transferred to Kirk when
that building was opened in 1880.
She is a graduate of Ohio Univer-
sity and holds her masters degree
from Western Reserve University.
Her home is at 14511 Terrace rd.
Miss Adams first taught Home
Economics in the elementary
grades and later had clothing
classes at Shaw High School. Since
1882 she has taught clothing and
foods at Kirk where she also had
charge of the Jr. Red Cross until
within the past two years.
Miss Adams says she is going
to miss the young people and her
happy teaching days but plans to
keep busy enjoying her home at
1877 Welton DIR. where she plans
to spend much time in various
types of handcraft.
Both Miss Spriggs and Miss
Adams have been valued members
of the Kirk faculty.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18
Scotia Eyesore "
To Be Erased As
City Lends Aid

The plot of ground at Hayden
ave. and Sciota ave., which has
long been an eyesore, is in for
Improvement.
Tuesday night when George
Diederich, 1887 Sciota and H. w.
Osborne, 1888 Sciota, presented
to the City Commission a booklet
of pictures taken of the property
they were informed that arrange
ments have just been made to take
care of the situation.
The complainants stated the lot
was not only a eyesore, but was
infested with rats, and standing
water made of it harbor for mo-
squitos and bugs.
City Engineer Nelson Kamuff
said that he had arranged with the
Maria Contracting Co., which
started Monday on the Elm st.
sewer, to haul the clay taken out
of the sewer trench to the Hay
den-Sciota corner After the haul
ing is finished, bulldozer will be
used to level off the ground, bring
ing it to grade.
The property in question was
once occupied by a greenhouse and
during: the war years blossomed
| into Neee tahle and flbwer car.
den since fheh 4ubbisiI Has grad.
ually accumulated there, together
with old building debris.
City Manager Chas. A. Carran
assured the property owners that
the lot would be in good condition
when the plans there are COM
pleted. 1t will require about six
weeks to finish the hauling.
In a job such as the sewer, the
contract calls for refilling the
trench with sand, thus making it
necessary to haul to some other
spot, all dirt excavated.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18
Wedding And Auto Picnic HighIights
I Sell Block

The two-story brick business
block on the northeast corner of
Euclid and Superior ave. was sold
to a syndicate this week for a
reported S475,000. The new own
ers are the Forest Hill Building
Co., new corporation represented
by Attorney Robert C. Coplan of
Benesch, Friedlander & Mendelson.
Sellers were Lewis c.. Williams,
Charles F. King and Royal Fir
man, Jr., as shareholders of the
dissolved F.W.W. Realty Co.
The building, erected in 1920,
fronts 200 feet on each street and
has 26 offices and % stores.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18

East Cleveland's 1850 observance
Of Memorial Day promises to be
one of the largest and most color
full held here to since World War
II. More than 800 members of the
armed forces will be in the pro-
cession. Color guards and bands
will add color and music. March
ing units will be accompanied by
some 35 to 40 pieces of military
motor equipment. The usual divi-
sions of Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts,
Hi-Yis Campfire, Girl Reserve
and other local youth organiza-
tions will participate.
Following the parade from City
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18
New Priests Given
First Assignments:
Others Are Transferred

Rev. John c. Clines and Rev.
Robert j. jenkins. newly ordained
priests. have been assigned to
their first parish duties. Rev.
Cline will serve in st. Timothy
parish and Rev. Jenkins in St.
Ann parish, Cleveland Heights.
Rev. Joseph Foster is being
transferred from Christ the King
to st. Malachi parish and his
duties at Christ the King will be
taken over by Rev. John r. Kenny
from Immaculate Conception,
Cleveland
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18
Grand Opening

Arts Shell Service, 14645 Euclid
(at Wymore) is having a Grand
Opening on Friday and Saturday,
May 19th-2Oth. Equipped with the
latest in their line of business,
plus model of cleanliness and ef-
ficiency, Arts Shell will prove the
place where they are really inter-
ested in your car.
Six O. ounce Libbey Safedge
glasses will be given free with
each 6-gallon or more sale of gas
during these two days.
The public is invited to the
grand opening Friday and Satur-
day.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18
Annual Red Cross
Meeting May 10th

Mrs. William Jones, acting
chairman, will preside at the an
nual meeting of East Cleveland
Branch American Red Cross to
be held Friday, May Goth. The
meeting will be held at two o'clock
in First Presbyterian church,
1620O Euclid ave. and the business
period will be followed by a tea.
There will be the usual commit
tee reports, election of officers
and directors and any other busi-
ness to come before the meeting.
East Cleveland Branch men,
bers interested in attending are
requested to please call Mrs.
Jones, GIL. 1-2756 by May Gath.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18

Hall to the old burial grounds at
Euclid and Nela ave-, the motorized
equipment will roll into Hawley
Park, Euclid at Colt rd., where
it can be viewed by the public.
Servicemen will be detailed to ex-
plain the various pieces of equip
ment used in modern warfare.
Included will be a mobile ma
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
F. Frome, 1882 East 133rd St., a
daughter, Wendy Lou, May 4th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-18

JEANNE CAMERON, National
Beauty Contest winner "Miss Pho
to Dealer of America" will be one
of the star attractions at the Norge
Television Block Party which orig
mates from Bacal Furniture Inc,
1870 St. Clair ave-, Saturday
morning between HOO a. m. and
II noon.
Evening star., 1950-10-14

rms, bath. built-in garage, oil
heat: immaculate cond.; reasonably
priced; $500 cash. Call Mr.. Atkin-
son, ewes, DU. 0796. JOHN r.
PNKETT, INC, DU. O707. -l5
Evening star., 1950-10-14
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

TILDEN GARDENS-Five rooms and
bath, completely modern kit. with
dishwasher and disposal; beautifully
decorated. Shown by appt. only. Sold
to approved purchasers only. r.
BATES WARREN. exclusive agent
WI 1895. OIL. 1850. is
NAYLOR GARDENS-open for in
spection. l to 5. Just listed-well-
located 2-bedroom unit; also l.
bedroom unit; Sales office, in Ad-
I'd. Sc. DRURY REALTY CORP,
MI; 1000 on sat;-sun;. evenings
call OR. 5T61 or TW. 1191.
TO SETTLE ESTATE, IS NJ st. NV,
:: rms. kit. and bath; all cash REQ;
low carrying charaes; J. GRRAHAME
TILDEN GARDENS-Bedrm. liv. rm,
din. rm.. kit. and bath apt. Call
OR. 1929. -15
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV.
Open 2-5 Fri. Sat, Sun. Front apt,
: fine lge rms entr. hall: kit:
redecorated. S12,500. Terms. Mr..
Farmer. RE. 1887. DU. 1905. HOME
REATTY co TX
Evening star., 1950-10-14
1900 BLK. QUINCY

Beautiful brick home: large rms,
to high basement; deep lot and ga
rage; owner leaving city. Price re-
duced for quick sale; immediate
occupancy Mr.. Hanlin with PAS
QUAIL REALTY, EX. $3.50. or La.
R-R317 -15
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HOUSES UNFURNisHED

NEAR VIENNA. vA.-5-rm. and bath
farm house: gas stove and h.-w.
heater; elec. refer. and oil circula-
tion heat; sos mo. Call WO. 1884
after z pm. -15
va bedrm., semidet.
brick. Adults; No, pets. sos mo.
Lease. KE. 3-5711. lie
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
GEORGETOWN
OPEN 81 THIS EVENING

Three 2-3-bedroom houses. S15.O00-
$4,000; vicinity of 1912 Volta
pl. (between P and Que SITS. n.w.)
Call Mrs, Stradley or Mrs. Redfield.
RE. 1888 and RE. 1855. Ext. SO4.
cox g. CO.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ssa s've4 MoSTH-a9uss NJ S1gI f.,fs;, on Severn
WEST FYATTsyILLED5 rms. and
Mt beth; fgJz fg5l bsmt.; all utilities fgrn.
PHi UPPER GsRi sRiGHrwooD. near COOLIDGE mIS
High-3-bedrm. semidetached brick.
gas heat. full basement. Year lease,
R1DDELI REALTY CO. CO. DI. DF 1900. 1900.
SILVER SPRING, 1O02s Dallas ave
Furnished, Just decorated 3-bedroom
brick Colonial, 3 years old. Full
basement. gas heat, fireplace, Anchor
fenced yard and Bendix washer.
Convenient to transportation. shop
$3.50 per % month. esHI' eail pI. 1913 ef''tfi I'll
9 PIN. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO,
NEW Arm. FURN. BUNGALOW, full
attic and cellar. cellar. 54I2 Emerson St.
AkLIsGToS@srick Ss PSt Soasr, Colonial; SIN 9 rms.
auto. washer: l blk, school bus,
bus to D., c.; conv. to shops and
playground; s16o' Call FA: ,s 1880
BEAUT. FURN. rms. baths, Law.
S225 mo. Long lease. EN-. 0221.-16
BRICK bedroom. built-in garage,
nice yard. etc. S105 per mo-, 1906
So. 9Th ST., Arlington. Va. Is"
FAIRFAX ESTATE bedrooms and
ga baths. Horse barn, $500 mo.
Call Graham Fairfax 81 or SS-I5
EDGEMOOR. BETHESDA. attractively
furn.. 3 bedrnns.. , baths; 3rd fl.
furn. as bedrm., liv. rm., fireplace,
din. rm... kit, built-in dinette, lava
tory. full basmt., maids rm., dbl.
garage, garden, shade trees. grill,
FURNISHED 2-bedrm. house; walk
ing distance Silver Spring. Nd; gas
heat: .S125 month, SH. 1896. -15
u. ARLINGTON, rms, conv. to
stores and trans; S125 mo. with
option to buy II desired. KE. 3-5s94.
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RAMBLER
CHEVY CHASE

This brand-new rambler has 3 bed
rooms. 3 baths, finished rec. room.
maids room and large picture win
dow that brings the vistas of the
SsS%ay SgsS9ors nsss ssoo 9s nanE sr.os.
lane) and north to rambler. Open
Saturday and Sunday. noon to dark.
Call 81. 5S7s. -16
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MT. PLEASANT
113 QUACKENBOS ST.

OPEN
SAT. AND SUN, 1-6
STOP. LOOK AND WE'LL LISTEN
TO YOUR OFFER.
Det. brk.. 6 rms, / "a baths, wall to
liv. .rm., ceramic tile kit. beautiful
knotty pine rec. rm. with glassbrk.
bar; gas heat: storage attic; det.
gar. and still more features. This
home is in perfect cond.. is near
immed sale. ALBEE REALTY CO,
RE. 7104, RA. 1926, AK. 1896.
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PINE LAWN
TOURIST COURT
TRAILER CAMP

Owner. recalled to active duty. offers
11-yr. lease on this highly profitable
business
Located at intersection of two ma
tional Va. hwys. $50 and 29-21D,
with 4O0-ft frontage on each hwy.
30 min. from White House
Fixed income from 20 trailer plots.
IL cabins and restaurant. plus hv.
quarters.
Camp is In tip-top cond.. fully occu-
pied and an excel. invest Ideal for
cple. or partnership. CPA-approved
books and complete inventories
avail. for inspection by a qualified
buyer.
Substantial Cash Required.
ROGER w. SMITH CO.. INC, 515 1st
St. Alex, Va. Virginia Theater
snildingi fSni In ooeNVi oV o77l' AL. 46@9;
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ALSO
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS

Open Sunday. 2-5 pm. Un-
usually attractive 2-bedrm.
apt. with fuil-siZe dining room.
large corner living rm.. ample
closets. well equipped kitchen
and bath; three exposures, all
overlooking well Handicapped
gardens; convenient 1st a.
location but with all windows
10 IT: or more above the
ground. Excellent transporta-
ton and shopping available.
Price. only S13,500. with
terms. Apt. 102, 1912 New
Hampshire ave. NV.
H. @. SMITHY CO.
S1l 10th St. NV. ST. $500.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
INDEPENDENCE
Looking for Investment?

Looking for Investment?
Call us today! $3.50 So. IT.
in rapidly growing CONNER
c;al area Of Arlington; S20,-
000 will buy this lot with
c-story income producing
frame house.
Also. large home in the
heart of Falls Church. 3 apis.
Income producing S255 mo.
Possible commercial Large
lot with 100-ft. frontage on
main street. We are ready to
show these today
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
Exclusive Realtors FA. 1890
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

IT'S YOUR MOVE! For expert mo-
ing. packing. Grating and storage.
Call EX-GI JOHN, HO. $50. Ia
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Call
any time. Mr. COOK, GIL. hIa7
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. est. 1906.
PARKS Moving at your
conv; also trunks and baggage. Call
any time. AID. 1887, AID. 252O. 16'