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VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., rNc.-24

ONE MILE BELOW ROCKVILLE
On left of $40 with name Thomas on
mail box. I am offering a 5 rm.
bungalow. All lge. attrac. rms, 2
spacious bedrms. with closets, lge.
bath: IS it. well, gas heat. Lot
6Sx375. Fine garden spot. Property
can be seen any day after 2 pm.
Owner will show you through; price
S14.700. Stop in and look it over or
call FRED B. CUSHMAN, Realtor. 51O
Frederick rd., Gaithersburg. Tele-
phone 800 -26
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGIkIA
OPPORTUNITY!

II you know value-see this Offering
constructed of brick and shingle,
full basement. side screened porch,
attached garage. attractively situ-
ated on level lot, in North Airing
ton, just of main busline; features
include all electric kitchen, auto
matte oil heat, Bendix and summer
pacity of 1900 Gu. it. per minute;
also complete awning set; offered
for sale Immediately at S15,95O, GI
contracts accepted with $1,000 cash
down and 800 per month plus taxes
and insurance. VIII sell quickly. call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. eff Glebe Road OW. 5000.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

IhvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
APARTMENT HOUSE, colored occu-
pancy, 16. unfurnished two-room.
kitchen a.s5ss and bath in g.
concrete basement. stoker: income
over $4,000 on $4,000 cash; Invest;
trust; total price, $es,ooo. DU.
s"uNIT APT. HOUSE; each apt. 8
rms; reas. priced; NV. location.
SENATE REALTY CO., Ex. sS7o.
2-FAMILY APT.-semidet. brick, only
contains 2 rms. kit. and bath, gas
&C. heat. May assume FILA loan.
Good return. on small investment;
possession s Of beth 9Th spsS " With set
sMITHY CO.. s11 18th st. NV. ST.
1900. ewes. WI 1928. --23
VA. BLDG: in peri. cend.; pool hall,
apt, 2 once rms. garages. Dna Pc.
$1,000, 5000 9,,an cash ~ Y. Dewey Eggs
s-UNIT APT. BLDG. near 18th and
Euclid sts.: very deep wide lot, con-
tanning approx. 10000 50. IT. Offers
equivalent to ground value consid-
cred. Ewes. phone GE. 2900. 1. T.
GRAVATTE, Realtor. 1913 K st.
NV. MA. 0753.
SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRISES in these
store properties; price and terms
in line. Ii. 3-204Q. -
2-UNIT APT.-Immed. poss. of both
apts.; in Al cond., ca. cons. Of iv.
rm., din, kit, l bedrm. and bath,
gas h,-w,h.; nr. Cath: U; For
with r. G. DUNNE. HO. O700 or
LA. 6-776S.
4-UNIT-Takoma Park. Just OF Car
roll ave.. tenants pay utilities; 81
IT'S yearly income; price. $50, 500.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, SH. S794
NEW BRICK BLDG.-Two stores, 2
two-bedroom apts., 2 small ware
houses; all rented: growing suburban
comm. section; excellent return on
investment Call DI. 1918 till 8
pm, W. II. SAUNDERS CO.. INC
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BRICK RAMBLERsA rsv deveif

ment Of modern 3-bedrm. ramblers
in Indian Spring Village; NAV go
Gil: priced under S14, 900. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE. SH. 1103.
NEAR THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
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SUBURBAN SAlE-NlRGlklA
Did George Washington
Rank Hore9

odllh I1ClC
Yes, this house probably has a his
tory equaling that of Mount Vernon,
in all probability George Washing
ton and many other historical per-
times, when George Washington
lived at Mt. Vernon this house was
owned by the Bank of Alexandria
and was used as banking house,
today it is one of the show spots OF
that historical town, 1t consists of
IL rms. and modern baths, =
Colonial flreplaces, this property is
also Zoned End commercial and is
going to go for an amazingly low
price plus excel. financing. For in
formation call
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. $3.50, 8 till 8. Exclusive Agents.
SO ACRES BEDRMS.
Fine country home, with many out
bldgs., . fireplaces, extra lge. spac.
A. IA baths. full bsmt. Asking
GR0oM 9aS2 REALTY co. OK. or sH'
CT WITH $1,000
And substantial weekly earnings, can
purchase this 2-bedroom brick CO.
lonial, located on lovely corner lot
in choice No. Arlington section
N. G. HINES g. SONS, INC.
Court House Square, oW. 9o20-9023.
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BETHESDA

Prewar det. corner brick: 8 bedrms.,
1H baths. liv. rm.. din. rm.. den,
mod. kitchen, gar, oil h.-wh.
patio, bar-b-Q pit. To inspect, cali
OR. 0SO0; ewes, CO. 53S5. "a
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$160,0OO

New building and parking area, In
nearby Virginia. Have tenant for
1O-yr. lease at $4,000 per ".
J. Wesley Buchanan
Radio Bldg. IA. 4-1155
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

A-bedrm., 2-bath house reduced to
S20,500. 1st floor consists of living
nm. dining rm.. kitchen. paneled
nook with picture window; 2nd floor,
3 twin sized bedrms., 1 bath. House
vacant and ready to occupy. To in
spect call
Philip B. Key Co.. Realtors
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Excellent Opportunitv

sHoPPING cENfER
Store 15'x5S, with full basement, heat
furnished; located on main high
way ~ the heart of busy shopping
cent?. serving between 10000 and
10000 people. Suitable store for
ladies ready-to-wear, lingerie, mil.
linery and alterations, PHOTOGRAPHER,
ice cream, candy parlor, children's
furniture, dry goods and knitting
bar. Call CHI. 5000. Apply 313 N,
Glebe rd., Arlington, Va. -22
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ST. BERNADETTE AREA
3 and 4-bedrm. new brick homes
with IA to 3 baths, priced from
$500 to $4,000 All conv.,
Catholic and public schools 2 blks
heated sample house open daily and
Sun. at 431 st. Lawrence DIR. Out
Colesville I'd. to -Four Corners, right
blks. to st. Lawrence dr., left to
400 blk. LAWRENCE v. LUTES,
81. 1929; eyes,, MR.. SANDERSON,
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STORES FOR SALE

ITALIAN AND AMERICAN GROCERY
STORE for sale. Call 10. s-9517 or
come in person to 500 Central ave.
Capitol Heights, Md. -2S
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND
N. H. AVE. EXT.
NO DREAM
SEMINARY ROAD
SILVER. SPRING

immaculate 2-story brick 3-bedrm
kit. powder rm. on 1st FIR, large
screened porch. full bsmt.. attrac-
tive large lot. Only S17,950. Call
SH. 500 It'll 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO.
S0o5 18th ST., Silver Spring
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SILVER SPRING

OPEN TO-DAY, l TO 6
town kit; full bsmt.; mr.. schools;
best buy In town; no down payments
to vets; easy terms to non-vets;
S10,600. Directions: Out 10000 blk.
Ga. ave. right on Dennis, left on
Inwood to 10000 blk, right on Ham
by. Call Miss Becker, Ia. 9535,
cox d co, 81. 0775; ewes, WO.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Adjoining Columbia Country Club in
this exclusive section of better
homes. corner lot. over 100-ft.
brick, 3 bedrooms, = baths, 1st floor
powder room, screened living porch.
automatic heat, built-in garage;
this home GI financed. If desired
and priced at S23,750. To inspect,
call WO. 1900, Office open until 8
pm
EDw. H. JONES & CO.. INC.
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"Silver Spring-S16,5OO"

New 3-bedrm. brick ramblers with
full bsmts.. liv. rms. with Colonial
freplaces, dinettes, fully-equipped
kitchens with garbage disposals and
elec. dishwashers: all bedrms. are
lge.; Venetian blinds; lavatories in
bsmts. Will go CT or Conventional.
Loc. in conven. Rosemary Knobs.
"Woodmoor Agency, Inc. "
sH. 5555 or SH. 1878 till 9 pm.
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ARGYLE sol 500
Sliso 6010 Till 9 PM.
STI.UFP CppTNG

SEMINARY ROAD
Don't miss the unique features of this
6-rm. brk. home. Paneled firepl.;
beautiful garden, fenced yd.; Vene-
tian blinds; carpeted stairway;
terms. Miss LinZel, Sligo 1882. cox
T. CO Sligo O175
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New 3-bedroom rambler and base
ment. Nice location. near shop
ping. schools and transportation.
RETHESnA
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SPECIAL,

New modern stores. 18th and Newton
sts. ne Old densely populated sec
tlon. Excellent for children's wear
nishings.. radio or bakery. Act today.
l store left in this excellent shop
ping center. MR.. ODUM, RE. 5216,
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CO

Newly decorated; fenced rear yard
with fruit trees and well handicapped
lot. 3 bedrooms and bath, living
room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen; attached garage; full base
ment, outside entrance: oil hot
water heat: slate roof; 2 porches;
storm windows, screens and Vene-
tian blinds throughout Attrac-
lively priced. Transportation at
door. SH. 1011 until 8.
YOUNG-BOWERS CO
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SILVER SPRING. S13.95O

oAAS GAe NJ 4t4AN0, p1 y ,oOU
New 3-bedroom rambler and base
nisa msnt' Nice location. near shop
BETHESDA
side porch. living room with fire.
PLACE, dining room, excellent Kitchen
on 1st floor; attached earage: 5
bath, End floor; master bedrm. has 3
closets; close-in location. near Brad
ley blvd. Owner: less than original
ARGYLE, $21,5O0
New H type" brick rambler; 2
bedrooms. > baths, full living room.
dining room. kitchen, full basement
tion in Park Club section.
GRAHAM & co.
Slice 601O Till 9 PM.
SILVER SPRING
w. Brk. Cape Cod Rambler
sls,950; check this for value, COM
Portable liv. ,rm,, full din. rm., mod
ern kit. bath. , lge. bedrms. 1st A.;
other: bsmt.. breezeway to. gar. lge.
wooded lot; close to everything.
WOODSIDE PARK
Near Mrs. Kav's-Beautiful brick
colonial with 9 lge rms. side porch,
ga baths; full bsmt. and rec. rm,,
det. gar. Priced under $4,000.
BRK. BUNGA., $12,950
Will sell or rent this Arm. and 2
bath home; full bsmt.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
SH 061a t;u o.oo q.
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BEST BUYS IN
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
% S11,5O0, rambling type Calf. red
wood bungalow, near Woodmoor
shopping center; very large liv. rm.
with frepl., picture windows; 9 nice
bedrms., tile bath: picturesque set
ting on spacious lot.
t2) $14,950, only $1,000 down; move
brick Colonial. Assume ~ loan. 3
bedrns.. large liv. rm., family din.
rm,, complete equip. kit. An ex-
ceptional buy. Ga. ave. extended.
(3l Sl4,95O, Takoma Park area.
Much sought after brick bungalow,
has bedrms; screened porch; full
bsmt.; lovely Handicapped corner lot.
Owner must sell quickly.
"a S15,950, Cape Cod type bungalow
on Colesville rd. Close in. 5 rms.
all on 1st. floor, expandable attic,
fenced yard.
(5) $21 $50. Looking for space? This
brick Colonial features lovely wide
center foyer hall with winding stair
way: powder rm. 1st f.; screened
porch; garage; 3 twin-size bedrms.;
slate roof; corner lot; just of Flower
ave-; near new school, new shopping
center, bus.
Call us for appt. to see above houses.
ALWAYS see WOODSIDE first for
your best buys.
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STORES FOR RENT

D9WNToWN 9nt1I ! 1eth n ST, nr: st.tisi
the city; avail; immed. For appt..
4913 GA. AvE.INew. stainless steel
front. recently rewired; 1S-ft. front:
sa for 1t house seer iurnshnss TssE sranss E su SSd
family shoe store. sporting goods.
18th 0"HT, AND EYEmHesrs foni art. Of 'gn; medical
center. Attractive store with bal
iEagM S fo E dGsBER m3s as REALTY Ml; 9'teet. eo.
s4tR IL IiSS' AND M SITS. N.w.-Approx, NRpS
l5x60, completely decorated, In busy
neighborhood; immediate occupancy;
BsRNsPEN rent e. co. Apgiy gest6rs LEO n
CONN. AVE. NV, End noor-up-
town busy shop center, bus stop at
door door: vacant. WO. 3s16.
Plenty Of parking space. RA. e6O5.
18th AND H SITS. N.E.-store and
apartment, any business; immediate
snyder seSuPan'y With HGERsAcH Tsnt a. n.
LOCATED TED IN SyIsi L.. APT. aHi 1iogi HoGsE-Bns,
neighborhood. NV. section. Approx
mately 1900 SO. it., of space, Very
desirable location for 1st class
in 2-4 months. An attrac. lease
on a percentage basis with
minimum monthly guarantee can
Be- BE-. arranged nn n a.. for a suitable tenant.
s5Ss sSs gglh Eth ssfr' sfr N.w.-store WITH vith ,
mo. A. S. GARDINER & CO. "a
GEORGIA AVE-. at, District. line
50. IT,, tile floor, fiuorescent lights,
heat furnished; fine location, for
radio "a .,v repair, soaL, pastry shop, jobbeTT.
FISHER & co. INC, 7as 18th st.
928 5th ST. N.W.-second floor, cor.
ner. containing 1850 SO. it., suit
o6ser s for hest h anor sesves or
J. FISHER 50 ssS5 e., NC 75s 5th St:
1atS aiS' ARp ri; ssYg' EYE SITS. N.w.-coT5er, Nw@2S
space, suitable for insurance or real
estate ofice, music or art studio:
containing Zoo SO. IT,; heat fur.
nished; nNG zas TH9S; 9fS j. FISHER = & so. GO.
SAVANNAH SHOPPING CENTER, BY
18th and Alabama Sc; theater. su.
per market, drugstore. valet leased;
opening for and 10c store. bakers,
delicatessen, beauty parlor, mems
or ladies wear, barber, ETC.; ready
In April. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER
BROS, INC, Wash. Bldg, DI. $500;
BETHESDA-Availabi space, Call
Mr.: Harper. with SAMUEL z. BOG.
LEY INC. WI 1920. -25
o4O4 MARLBORO PIKE-3Ox5O, or
will subdivide to suit tenant; grow.
ing area; excel. for rest, variety,
launderette, hardware; 2 apts,;
parking. IA. $500 or GE. OO66.
1903 18th ST. NV.
Store annrnx 0nx1A. alnnru II. r.a-.
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INVEST. PRoP.-SALE (cenY.
BEAUTIFUL, SMALL
APT HOIJSE NV

brick and concrete bldg. is in finest
upper NV. loc. and in peri. cond,
Several apis. have 2 bedrms. and
all have the finest equip. and ar
rangements, 3 expos, ETC. Ideal
Tor, owner-occupancy OF one apt
exclusive investment; priced at only
S62 500 for prompt sale. Ewes, can
ia. 653S.
Jess Fisher g. Co., Inc.
1920 K St NV Realtors Ey Ia11
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Eight-room. 1h-story prewar brick
bungalow, First-fioor living room.
room approx 18x15. large kitchen
with 6-hole gas range, eft; Servel
refgr. complete metal wall cabinents,
new sink. five closets, two bedrooms,
complete bathroom between. ,,
Second floor: Three bedrooms. full
bath, closets. Basement under
hot-water system. outside entrance,
screened front porch, two-car ga
rage; beautiful. large lawn. trees
and shrubbery: PRICED TO SELL,
Chevy Chase. Md OIL. 4171.
CHEVY CHASE, Md"
Just off Conn. ave.-Desirable home
on level, wooded lot, 9Ox120; has
6 rms, 3 bedrms. and bath, det.
garage, oil heat; owner must sell
and has put the low price of S16.-
500 to insure action. Call NE;
1143 until 9 pm. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor.
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

Large, spacious center-hall masonry
home with 2S-ft. living room, bed
rooms, baths on End floor; fin
ished 3rd floor; automatic heat; q
car attached garage, beautiful
grounds, AND priced under S25, 900.
To inspect, call WO. 1900. Once
open until pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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SILVER SPRING. bedroom, 2-bath,
al-brick Colonial; close in and with
In 2 blocks of schools churches and
shopping; garage, deep lot; perfect
for large family; easy financing. Call
DI. 1918 till pm
IIrAk hIIAIrarpG A
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GREENACRES. MD.

OFtEEN NACRES, MD.
COLONIAL DETACHED HOME
Center entrance, tastefully decorated
and situated on large lot, 60x110;
8 bedrms and bath, screened porch
storm sash, slate roof, recreation
rm.; picket fence; GE gas &C. heat
Shown by appt. Price. S14,250,
terms.
CONNER & RYoN, INC.
Exclusive Agents. 927 18th ST. NV
RE. 1915; Ewes. and Sun, DE. 1928
pr WI o@dS -od
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VALUE PLUSH

This brick and shingle Colonial is
less than / year old. Close to
everything, it has large living room
with fireplace: dining room; kitch-
en-: 3 bedrooms; nursery; 1la baths;
full basement. Under $4,000.
REALTY, INC.
4751 Lee hwy. at Glebe, ia. 4-162o.
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INVESTORS

INVESTORS
NEW, ULTRA MODERN. 1
STY. STORES, EXCEL. PO-
SIT1ON IN AN OLD SEC
TON, 6 STORES, LEASED
FOR $12,540 PER ANNUM.
NO UTILITIES FURN. BY
OWNER. THIS is ONE OF
THE BEST INVESTMENTS
THAT I'VE OFFERED FOR
SALE IN MY 80 YEARS AS
A REAL ESTATE BROKER.
ACT TODAY TO SECURE
THIS Al INVESTMENT.
MR.. ODUM, RE. 5216.
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BRICK BUNGALOW FOR CT
Attractive, level, corner lot; convent
ent to transportation. Home in ex-
cellent condition. 2 large bedrooms,
tile bath. Non-GI may assume
present AZ. trust. CTS may place
larger new trust. Total price. Sl3,-
800. SH: 1011 until 8.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-07-06

Cleveland picnic day. Many for
mer East Clevelanders who now
reside not too far away, plan to
spend the day at the Beach, re-
viewing old friendships, greeting
former neighbors, having them
selves one grand time.
East Clevelander has long been
noted for its close community
life. Whatever the call, the citi-
zens respond as one. They have
learned to live together and to
work together for their common
welfare. This once year picnic
is one expression of this excellent
trait.
The city owes vote of graft
tute to those men who, year after
year, offer their time and service
to make the Euclid Beach picnic
one more successful community
day. Each year new faces come
into the picture and this year there
are many new names on the COM
mittee lists the largest yet.
Keeping ones identity within a
metropolitan area as large as
Greater Cleveland is indeed an
achievement. Community Picnics
are a factor to this end. On with
the picnics.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-07-06
SAP Children
Out To Learn
How To, Swim

Up to Monday noon, 545 chill
dren had registered in the Learn
to-Swim program at Shaw Pool
This is record beyond the fondest
hopes of the Red Cross trained in
structors, Recreation Director Ray
B. Wisecup, and Pool Director
Wayne C. Blough. Because a num-
Der of children were attending
Vacation Bible School, the East
Cleveland Y Camp and Scout Camp
they are permitted to enter later
classes in order that they too,
could learn to swim this summer.
Re-arrangement of classes were
made speedily to accommodate all
comers.
Trained instructors direct the
courses, assisted by talented swim
mers from the accredited classes at
Shaw High School. Certificates will
be issued the children who COM
plete the course satisfactorily.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-07-06
Picnic History

decades since, Charlie Carran has
continued to lend his personal sup
port as we'll as whatever assis-
tance the municipality is prepared
to give, to make each preview the
best yet.
Others present and ready to
take a fly at the thing, as one
of the men expressed it, were
Harry McGrath, Jack Rowlands,
William Terrell, Clarence Werhle,
R. B. Harlan, VIM. Williams,
Joseph He'll, M. C. Dietrich Frank
w. Shepard and Philip Wuertz.
The Chamber of Commerce
which strange to say, at first
frowned on the idea, finally
agreed to lend its moral support.
The others were willing to work,
but left no doubt in the mind of
their chairman that any financial
loss would be from his own pocket!
Picnic day dawned. The town
shut up shop. Everyone flocked
to Euclid Beach where Harry
Shannon, still managing East
Cleveland Picnics with the local
committee, had swung into action
with his old friend from Five
Points.
When all was over after one
glorious day, a surprise awaited
the committee. A balance was on
hand in the treasury, even after
chartering street cars to take the
crowds to and from the park.
Emil didn't have to foot a single
bill.
There were no free amusement
tickets then, but everyone could
have all the tickets he wanted
at three for ten cents a plan
which Mr.. Hoffman still favors.
This plan continued for the first
eight years of picnic history.
Mr.. Shannon commented the
other day that business with East
Cleveland has always been plea
SAINT, and that this year East
Cleveland is bringing the parks
its first public wedding.
Everyone who can manage it
goes to Euclid Beach on East
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-07-06
LEGAL. NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
City of East Cleveland will, by
Ordinance, on or after the 18th
day of August, 1850, vacate the
following described property, to
wit:
Situated in the City Of East
Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga and
State of Ohio. and known as being
a five (5) foot strip of land about
265 feet long extending from Ter
race Road, at a point opposite
Grasmere Avenue, to Grandview
Terrace, heretofore dedicated by
Charles E. Bolton and John D.
Chambers on the 10th day of July,
1899 by plat recorded in Volume
25, Page 18 of the Cuyahoga
County Map Records. G. T. APP
thorp, Clerk of the Commission.
Published June %, 20
July 6, 13, 20, 27, 1850
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-07-06
School Budqet

voted in May for building and re.
novations (amounting to $650,000)
and based on bond requirement
of 1.80 mills, the years general
property tax will bring in 100000
which, plus the $21 ,410 balance will
provide $141,410 in 1851 with which
to redeem 100000 in bonds, in
terest charges of $31,838 and a
5000 service fee, totaling $139,038
The voted $650,000 is being car
ried as Special Building and
Structural Repair Fund.
General Fund
Receipts
General Property Tax, $1,062, 900
1884, ,639); Sc h ool Foundation,
$261 ,298 ($259, 9,OO8); Classified Pro-
perty Tax unknown. In 1850 this
sum equals $3,O73); Irreducible
Debt, $210 ($212); Foreign Tuition
(including State Foundation re-
ceipts) $19,500. This is the same as
in 1850.
Other receipts $23,5OO ($22,448).
Total $1,366,508 Isl ,449, ,486.0S).
General Fund
Expenditures
Expenditures as set up in the
budget allow for the usual yearly
increment salary increases for all
instructors, a salary revision hav-
ing been adopted in 1949. AS these
figures increase there is an ac-
companying increase in the Boards
payments to the retirement and
workmen's compensation charges.
Anticipated expenditures are:
Personal services call for: Ad-
ministration, $40,50O ($39,690); In
struction $685. ($S73,350); Co.
ordinate Activities (Medical, extra
pay to custodians for outside
events requiring night service, etc)
$24,200 ($24,300). These items in
clnde salaries and other expenses
incident to each.
Transportation of Pupils $500
($8,500); Auxiliary Personal Serv-
ices $500 (S1,000); Operation of
Schoo Plants, personal service,
100000, Maintenance, $105,000.
This is the same figure as last
year. Maintenance of School Plants
personnel service, $56,500 $685.
000); other School Plant mainte-
nance expense, $4,000 (S126,O00).
This is the big painting and repair
job of last summer.
Legal Advertising, including de-
linquent land list, $4,000, the
same as the previous year. Contin-
gent Expense (The State allows up
to go of total budget for this
item which can be used for emer-
gencies. Much of the postwar re-
pair work done this past year came
from this fund, it calling for $685.
900 for 1850 compared to the ap-
preparation estimate of $4,000 for
1851.
Workmen's Compensation $1,000
(no change); Contributions to
Teachers Pension Fund, $4,000
($40,216); Contribution to School
Employees Retirement Fund $15,-
600 ($14,480); Tuition, deducted
from State Foundation, $4,000; no
change from 1850.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-07-06
City's War
Beetles
Is Resumed

The beetle traps are set up
about town, 100 of them, awaiting
the japanese beetle as the 1850
crop energies. John A. Cowing, in
charge of the city's battle against
the spread of the beetle, has set
up the traps, one in each of the 100
districts into which the city is
divided for this purpose.
Weekly checks are made on the
catch in each trap, and compari-
sons from year to year reveal the
direction in which the beetles are
travelling, and the offer some idea
as to their number.
DR.. J. B. Polivka, assistant en-
tomologist, Ohio Agricultural sta
ton, Wooster, Ohio, is again check
ing the East Cleveland territory.
He is continuing his periodic visits
to Forest Hills Park which for the
past three years has been labora-
tory for the study of the beetle.
DR.. Polivka recommends a light
application of a water soluble
DDT solution for plants. 1t is i'm
perative to use a puff of fog of
this material rather than wet the
leaves so that they drip A heavy
application of the spray may
smother the plant, therefore it is
only to be used lightly. The wet
spray is preferable to DDTA dust,
however per cent or 10 per
cent DDT dust can be used for the
same purpose.
Chlordane (sold under various
trade names) and lead arsenate
can be used on grass. Chlordane
will be found cheaper than lead
arsenate. 1000 chlordane is used
at the rate of about one pound per
4,300 so. ft. of lawn. Lead arsen-
ate is used at the rate of IL
pounds per 100 So. ft of lawn, and
its effectiveness lasts from seven
to ten years.
These chemicals can be applied
now.
Chlordane and lead arsenate
can be applied by mixing with fer
tilizer or top soil. Lead arsenate