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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

o-BEDhM., 2-bATH furn. house,
near aD Aks5 ksnnedy-Warren. Telephone
seth 10Th sT.s 5po 5 blks. east of Conn. niS ave.
in Forest Hills-6-room house, 3
bedrooms. 2 baths. bsmt., Law, new
elect. kitchen, washing machine.
screened porch, Diet. garage; car
peted living rm., hallway and stair
case. RE. 1917 or 10. 2-OS14 eyes.
g. RIM, COMPLETELY FURN. mod
ern. det., in fashionable Shepherd
Park, mr.. 18TH and Floral SITS. NV.
2 blks. from Walter Reed; bed
rms, ! with bath on lst a. Plus
2.ear garage. Available immedi-
REFINED MAN and wife to share
modern home in Brightwood with
employed widow. television and all
privileges p " gE Of assS bone SCI Oneida pl'
ii MILES FROM wAsH.-complete-
ly furn., 4-rm. cottage, lust redeco-
rated, circulating oil heat, insulated.
bath with shower. phone, all modern
cconvenienceS: 9 acres lawn and gar,
take small child; SIS mo. Phone
Bowie 3132 after 4 pm. or Sat. and
BRICK AND STONE. 7 rooms, .
baths, in Falls Church. Va: SI6l.
5135 after z pm. -15
CoTTAGE--Very small cottage. suit
able for .; miles from Alex, of
ppke EI osd; st. extended; car necessary.
a-bedroom. 7 closets. rec.
room. large yard, wash. mach; $3.50
rTRN. TR: 81 BbNGAEow, GAZE close to She Shop
ping center and transp. in ,Takoma
Park residential area; 10 min. from
Walter Reed Hosp. Call GE. 0257.
Colonial. cor
conv. bus. schools, etc. GIL. a234.
BEAUTIFULLY AND COMPLETELY
furn. house in Beverly Hills. Alex;
aase rm kt: v 5m Ded4ms dn Tm and BBsshhtsst Bssh s
heat. Air conditioning. Garage. Ali
utils. furn., $3.50 mo. Call TIE.
GHoReHToWPS-s iisoR 3H5 osRPs: rms, Ia ba5 bashs.
0; oil NV: heat, gar antiques
eRM 2sisn'al aNp 1Ss! sh BhrHs, ERiS brick a hom.
in College Park; completely furn.
with all mahogany furniture, baby
grand piano, rec. rm. and 2-car
gar; $lS5 per mo. with q 2-yr.
1eassi e s pEapGH VA; 1909 and WA. 62os.
3-BEDRM. FURN. HOUSE. sth st.
NV. nr. Decatur: $3.50. RA. oa47.
ExcELLENTLY FURNISHED. 5-pm.
Sgnsslow; bun MSSn.s immsaiats pNaIs possession:
3 BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS. front and
back yard; lge,. screened-in porches;
gar; oil h.-w.h. 313 Emerson NV,
AURORA HILLS. 8. Arl., Va, mr.. Pent.
sPd P EMIT ssRfn A. gar siss ms Rish r. a Ssa
8 3-BEDROoM detached house in de-
sirable NV. section; living room,
dining room. kitchen and pantry
TaEesf HISS J. slI4 FisHEk Ay'!sS,s w.. 1Ne Ssn b 81
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION near TFo Rock
Creek Park. l acre wooded ground
G9ny e;9 shopping; tsansp. AS bedrms..
ST. N.W.@Adaptable for
transp.; oil heat. Avail. Feb. i.
Rent S175. CO. O926. is
FOxHALL VILLAGE = Attractive,
clean and sunny; 5 bedrms, 3-oath
HELEN NORRIS, f or. 'o 5s7o 40h'asi and
OIL. S032.
CHEVY CHASE-yacant. Beautiful
homes 5S rms. $3.50 to $3.50,
Short and long terms. MRS. CLYDE
c: HUNTINGTON, WI. 1885. 10
tation. Linen and all utilities fur
niShed. ia. 7445. -l5
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Detached, 3.
bedroom. 2-bath brick home, near
Lafayette School: furn., 1928; un-
furn., $3.50. Call w. B. WRIGHT,
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KENT VILLAGE

BRIGHT, spacious rooms with large
windows. Membership available in
country club adjoining development
Capital Transit bus HIS into devel-
opment.
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l Bedroom, $75.75
2 Bedrooms, $3.50 up
Duplex, 2 Bedrooms, $105.0O

From Peace Cross at
Bladensburg, take Route U. S. so to
3rd traffic light, then turn right on
Route 2o2, go LA miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Landoyer, Nd.
Ap 0l6S is
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HOUSES TO SHARE

4922 7th ST. N.W.-Empl. married
couple to share house with one
lady; all privileges. See before IL 80
am. or after 5 pm. Ia
ARLINGTON-Will share home; l or
. empl. ladies; twin beds; modern.
CHI. 7194, Fri. Sat. or Sun. aft.
Rent reasonable. IA
WILL SHARE HOUSE with couple.
Congress Heights, Sc. $50 mo. 10.
2-7244. IA
SHARE CORNER HOME, southern
exposure. . or 3 reliable ladies;
rent reasonable. GE. 1890 or GE.
1926. -15
COUPLE TO SHARE semidetached
home of 6 rms. with . employed
adults; exclusive kitchen privileges;
conven. transp. 1911 Fort Davis
st. s.e., or VI. 67G5. 15'
CHEVY CHASE. Mn.-Will share
lovely home with employed couple;
2nd-fioor room and semipvt bath;
conven. to transp. and shopping;
reas. Phone OIL. S042. lis
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HOUSES FOR sALE-ho,,bwe,, Ho,
COLORED
SEE THIS HOME!
BEFORE YOU BUY

0CL Il1O I1OluG!
BEFORE YOU BUY
3817 KANSAS AVE. NV.
OPEN SUN, TILL DARK
Nothing finer in the NV. area. This
wonderful location, on very wide
street, with deep lot and wide open
space for over 300 IT. in the rear.
Lots of air and sunshine. Lge liv.
rm., spacious din. rm., fine solarium
(suitable for bedroom), completely
equipped kitchen with pantry down
stairs; three lge bedrms. (including
master bedroom across 'front.', tile
bath and > inclosed, insulated
porches suitable for bedrms. all year:
lge. attic with stairway; full bsmt.
gas heat; built-in garage. Don't miss
seeing this beautiful home! Priced
very low with reasonable down pay
ment
DIRECTIoNs-out 18th st. NV. to
traffic light at Spring I'd, bear right
on Kansas ave. Ia blocks to open
caii MA. a7s7 or Lu. 4-ss4s daily.
Eyes Eyes. 0.sn and Sun" call Mr.. cless,
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors. s25 New York Ave. NV.
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Chesapeake Terrace

oAASook1Sc%hS Ia S@SN
New, luxury. garden-type apartments.
available Feb. 1; living rooms 13x2O;
one and two bedrooms, kitchen and
bath; every modern convenience
including picture windows. 7ha-cu.-
grounds; less than Is minutes to
downtown via the new South Capt.
tol ST. Bridge. convenient to shop
ping and transportation.
Take A. Congress Heights bus to
4th and Atlantic sts. Sc and walk
two blocks to 4th and Chesapeake;
available for inspection Saturday
and Sunday, 1-5 pm, or call john
son 3-esS0.
PAYNE TERRACE Sc.
New, semidet. duplex apts.: 2 rms.
bath. modern kit, dinette, elec
refgr., lge. closets. gas heat; tenant
pays utils.; rental, S67 so: auiet
close-in location. w. L. SHIPLEY
Realtor, 927 18th st. NV, Ma. 1855
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Brentwood Village Sec.
2-family brick home on so
it., wide lot, built about 8 yrs. Each
apt. has living rm., dinette. bed
room, kitchen and bath. Central
oil burner. with summer and win
ter hookup. Income from one apt,
approved rental of 500 per mo.
Terms as low as $3.50 mo. Live
in one apt. and let the other buy
it for you. Eve. or Sun, phone
Temple 2233.
L. r. GRAVATTE
1918 K st. NV. Realtor MA. 0753
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BETHESDA, MD.

bEIHESDA, MD.
BEDRMS.. beautifully furn.: Cape
Cod brick; basement, garage, porch;
nice neighborhood. near Medical
2-yr. lease. GEO. w. ROBERTSON,
Realtor. S101 Wis. ave-. WI. s267.
CHEVY CHASE, Md, 6sO4 Brookville
rd.-Lge. 8 rm.. = bath, 1st-fi. Law,
center-hall-type home; oil heat.
Now available at S175 mo. to May
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
$500 Conn. ave. WO. $500. lis
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS, 3
bedrms.. baths, inclosed sleeping
MarSteller, McCabe g. Co.
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= FRATERNITY. club.
rooming house or doctors ONCE and
home; good condition and .transp.;
Ssslu. 5ss, ~ Eita hsss ROSE NoKow' -! Pr
cokoREp-sSss tas5i IS: sS' DOWN. srk. house. ho
from ca. ave, mr.. Howard H.; 2
bedrms,, liy. rm., kit. full bath;
by: heat; front porsh Total price;
conoREbsoPES sSni; fh soi2 Sf A' 70 Us s, 1905 g
Quincy st.-Must be sold today;
small cash considered. 8 rms, gas
sHEPHERD 81. solid
brick; big rooms, two kitchens;
hsst madeFR low 0aen aoRn ca n Mr.
coLoREDEisCo Oah1 ne BLK. e. cS0RGoRAN
sT; N.W.-S-story brick. 9 rms, :
sncs financed; WASH. HOUSING
coGoREp, GoE NJ: isis tSesj QUINCY PLACE NV.
Vacant. Open to 5, Sat, and Sun.
immaculate throughout; modern
kitchen; built-in garage: gas heat;
SgHY fansTsts 5Ss fsoat You n0Tsh s Ab 4ssa
eves. IA 1920. '''
14th and Newton SITS. NV.
GI BARGAIN
Colored-Large 2O-ft. row brick CO.
lonial; front porch, bedrms. and
incl. porch; located within "a block
of 14th NV. Call MR.. ALLEN. 81.
OLORED - CHOICE LOCATION -
Well.built brick home, located on
Illinois, mr.. Taylor ST.; 3 baths,
built-in garage, oil h.-w.h.; in i'm
maculate condition; owner will ac-
cept reasonable down payment Gnd
ter hurry and see this. HO. 36s9
or GE.. 1854.
Breiterman Realty Co.
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HOUSES EuRN. OR uhEuRh.

HOUSES FURk. OR UkFuRh.
MD. SUB.-3 bedrms., 2l2 baths, .
car garage. 2-acre estate; restr.
area. 20 min. downtown: to respon.
party only. Boy 474-R, Star. Ia
bedrms., tiled bath. mod. kit. Cali
Branoywine 4191, ewes, Sat. or Sun.
FOR RENT-3-bedroom brick. ex-
cellent neighborhood FURNISHED or
unfurnished): full basement. gas a.
G: heat: ! block from transporta-
tion: S135 per month.
ASK-US REALTY co.
GIL. 12ho OK oRha TX
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HoUsES-sALE-N.W. Cont

4 BEDROOMS, Attn st. near Peabody
-Semidet.; fireplace; recreation
room; detached garage. Only
S15,95o Close to Takoma Recrea-
ean elusive; Fp 81; a5ao aooo' eyes, Mr. LAM, LAM
NEAR fa WAsHfSGToN "a HfSei CATHEDRAL
English Colonial Of brick, stone and
half timber, 3737 Massachusetts,
ave. tcor. Massachusetts and 3Sth
talns bedrooms, . baths and pow
der room living room, dining room.
kitchen, maids room and bath, oil
heat, detached garage; excellent
location for doctors ONCE. To
reach, Out Massachusetts, ave. lust
W. G. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOP
MENT CO., Builders and Developers
O. Wesley Hts Sumner and Spring
Valley. 1880 Mass. ave. NV, OR.
1864: evenings, telephone OR. 4S4O.
uist Your House With Us.)
WILL PAY FOR ITsELF-Lge. .
bedrm. BUNGALOW: upper Brightwood
aspeds nnt IT esmt esI AEFkEp dst WrisErn
CO. 5534: ewes. IA. 1853. ia
4 BEDRMs., .1s BATHS. DEN, s22,-
$50. Beautiful, modern. Diet. brick
Colonial near Coolidge High School;
ioVely paneled rec. rm.; built-in
garage; slate roof; gas heat. Ewes.
call WO. 4754, FRANK s. PHILLIPS
DI. 1411.
OPEN DAILY, 1 TO DARK; 1920
new. 4-bedrm., 2-bath Colonial, built
by Frank S. Phillips; includes lge.
bedrm; and bath on 1st A.: lovely
ground-leVel rec. rm., built-in ga
rage. gas heat: l block to public
grade school, 10 min. to downtown
blvd: to Dana pl., right to Fulton,
right to home. Ewes. call WO. 4754,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411 Ii
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GREENLAWN APARTS.
l.. Hamp. and Eastern AYES.
ODen Dailv Till Dark

lovely garden-type apts., contains
spacious liv. rm, dinette. extra
large kitchen accommodate tables
and chairs) and bath, . bedrooms;
S97 80, incl. utils. Laundry facilities,
children's Fairgrounds, parking: exp.
bus on premises. fare to downtown
shire ave. to District line eastern
avel. turn right to apis. For in
formation call SH. 5000. is
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OPEN SUNDAY TO s PM.
4614 18th ST. NV.
rooms and 2 baths. Brick home,
suitable and zoned for conversion
into 2-family home. Reception
hall entrance; all rooms are large;
screened rear porchcs; gas heat;
fun bsmt. Terms. Call Mr. Gold
berg, RA. 2961.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
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OPEN SAT-. 20; SUN. 1-5.
624 East Woodbine, Chevy Chase,
Md. White brick, slate roof, lovely
setting; 4 bedrms.. 2 baths C bed
rms. bath, 1st ~: garage. Terms
TO suit purchaser. Must be sold.
See it today. j. NOBLE BOAZ,
Realtor, 7424 Wis. ave. WI. 1900.
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S85

New de luxe apt. with . lge. bed
rms, liv. rm., dinette. kit. and
bath. All util. incl; mr. bus shop
ping: Congress Heights Sc. Phone
DU. 240l. except Sun. -15
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GEORGETOWN

NEAR DUMBARToN OAKS
3 and 4-room apis. in charming new
building restored by Williamsburg
architect. Living dining room COM
bination, kitchen equipped with Z
Cuff. refrigerator and disposal; heat
furnished. S135 to $3.50 mo. J. LEO
KOLB CO. MI. 21O0 or WO. 5O4O.
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A REAL FAMILY HOME
CHEVY CHASE, D. G..

A REAL FAMILY HOME
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Quito f-town owner is offer
ing this substantial home at
S22,5 and we are reasonably
certain, with fairly large cash
payment, a savings can be
made in price. Located just
west Of Conn. ave-, far enough
removed and vet convenient to
shopping center, movie, bus
line, churches, ETC.: elemen-
tary school. Alice Deal Junior
and Woodrow Wilson High all
within short walking dis
tance. Center-hall plan; LIST
f., living room, library, dining
room. kitchen and pantry;
end f., 4 bedrooms and bath;
3rd f., 2 bedrooms and bath.
New oil furnace. Garage.
House in good repair. Ims1e-
diate possession, To inspect
over the week end, call Mr..
O'Donnell. IA. 5172. THOS,
j. FISHER g. CO., INC, Real
tors. DI 6S30
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HOUSES FOR sAIE-ho,,hw.,,
1st Floor Lavatory
S13- ESQ

1st Floor Lavatory
$13,750
The outstanding row brick
house in the heart of Wash
ington. u square from
schools and transportation
and close to stores Colonial
type with large front porch.
rooms and bath and lST
FLOOR LAVATORY. Oil heat.
double rear porcheS, elec. re-
frigerator and garage. Excel
lent terms arranged. For
information call Frederick
Schwab, WO. 06S4.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H St. NV. MA. 2345.
Nr. 18th and Crittenden NV.
20-ft. row brk. home in excel. cond..
liv. rm. with frepl, lge. kit. in
pantry. sun rm. or den, 4 spacious
bedrms. and = baths, attic and full
bsmt. with maids toilet; gas h.-w.h.,
Lear gar; reas. terms. H. G.
SMITHY CO.. ST. $500; ewes. .WO.
14o6 liz
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N NEW DEVELOPMENT

ADJOINING CATHOLIC UNIV.
of large living room, dinette, kitch-
en-, bedroom and bath, and is in a
convenient in-town, 1-bus-fare loca-
tion; SS5 plus utilities; avail. i'm
med. Call RA. 1860, ]. B. TIFFEY
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DARSON APIS.

5000 Manchester rd., Silver Spring,
Md bedrooms, living room, din
cite, bath, kitchen: $3.50 per month
including utilities See mgr. on
premises to inspect THE BEL
FloRE CO, Rental Agent, 1871 L
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GLASSMANOR

Congress Heights Section
FOOT OF S. CAPITOL ST. AT D. c.
] AND . BEDRM. APTS. FOR I'M.
MEDIATE AND FUTURE OCCU.
FANCY. PHONE LO. 3.Sl0O.
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WARDMAN PARK AREA
Spac. det. 10-rm. cor. brk. Ample
baths and servants quarters; h.-w.
h., oil; Scar gar. Shown by appt.
only, DU. 1924 IA
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COLORED

GRACIOUS LIVING
Beautiful detached brick, approx. ~
yrs old: Ist. H.: liv. rm. with firepl.
and entr. to inclosed lounge porch.
family-size din. rm.. ultramod. kit;
End A.: 3 nice bedrms.. mod. bath.
Entire home redec. in best taste.
New lge refgr., new stove, new We
netian blinds, new aluminium storm
windows. oil heat, slate roof, at
tached heated gar, nice lot. . blks.
Brentwood shopping district at 14th
and Rhode Island ave. ne: substar-
re. re. 3si6. si sligo 4Iao. ~ '0'
REALTY co.
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HOUSES uNEuRhlsHEp tcont ,
,EAuTIFIII, HOME

2l0 UNDERWOOD N.W.-Partly furn.
oil fur, firepl., T. and b.; SIS
det gar SH 3T07 -16
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NV. section. Chevy Chase, DC.
Shown by appointment only. Call
WO. 6644. -15
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TILDEN GARDENS
This quiet apt. is free of the street
noise and dust; has 6 rms, Ia
faths. y exposures; overlooks gar
den. Priced at S19.950. For the
Call Mr.. PALMER, CO. 6436. i 5
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CoLoRED-N. Y. AVE. near North
Capitol-4-unit converted apt; oil
furnace. Ideal for home with in
come for employed couple. shown
by appt. Mr.. Maury, TU. 1926.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1914 l4th ST w III 3346
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UPPER BRIGHTWOOD
A most attractive home; Tiffey-built
semidet. brick, featuring studio liv-
ing room with fireplace, large dining
room with French doors to screened
porch. table-space kitchen. large
recreation room with fireplace; 3
bedrooms, . baths up; inclosed rear
yard and brick garagS; an excel
lent buy at S17.950. Call Mr..
Haines. MI. $500, Ext. 604, with
BEITZELL, DI. 3lOO.
, 1950-04-04
Why "A Low Rent
Housing Program

It is true in the Virgin Is
lands, as in every state in the
United States, that their towns
contain slums and other
blighted or run down areas
which are major civic Iabili-
ties, unsound both economic
ally and socially. The foremost
obstacle to clearance and inn
provement of these areas is
cost. Neither private enter
peise or the municipalities
We been able to make head
way in effective s1um clear
ance due to lack of funds and
e prohibitive cost Of such
projects. The Housing Act of
1949, recognizing slum clear
ance and re-housing Of low in
come groups as a national pro-
blem, seeks to remedy the sit
uation. It takes the view that
it is better to pay for the cost
of clearing slums and get rid
of them rather than continue
to pay the mounting cost of
slums and suffer their destruc-
tive effects on human lives
and society indefinitely. It pro
vides the leverage needed to
get re-development programs
going, by authorizing the Fed
eral Government to make
loans and grants to pay most
of the net costs involved
Why Housing For Low-in-
come Groups First? Families
in the lowest income groups
cannot afford to buy or rent
good standard housing. They
are obliged to live in sub
standard housing because that
IS the only kind they can af-
ford. The problem then is to
make good housing available
to them at prices they can pay.
This then, is the aim of the Vir
gin Islands Housing Authority.
, 1950-04-04
CARD Of THANKS

The Teachers and pupils of
the Junior Classes Of the Chris
tiansted High School give
thanks and appreciation to all
those who contributed to-
wards the evenings program
Of their Variety Entertain
ment, and also to the general
public for the whole hearted
cooperation given.
, 1950-04-04
FOR Rem

NEW HOUSE = completely
furnished. Hot and cold run
ming aDdter. (TtDO miles out Of
Christidnsted).
Car available if desired.
For Information write to:
Aubrey a. Anduze u. D. S.
Post Office Box 1874
Christiansted, st. Croix, VI.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23

The LEADER Has the Buyers
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23
Kirkonians Agog
Over Very Own Canteen

Tomorrow night is the big night
for Kirkonians. The Junior Highs
are all in a dither over the open
ing of their very own canteen. The
fun spot will be the YMCA, which
with the YWCA is sponsoring the
canteen.
There will be dancing, pool, ping
pong and all manner of games to
vile away the hours with a
special entertainment in the way
of August King and his Polka
Parade at 9 o'clock.
Membership cards, good to June,
will be quarter and the fee there
after will be ten cents an evening
The canteen will not be open Good
Friday evening, making the second
session Friday, April 14th.
YWCA and YMCA members will
automatically ecome canteen
members since the canteen is spon-
sored by these two groups. They
will pay the 10c fee.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23

AN EMERG ENCY ORDI-
NANCE TO REPEAL ORDI-
NANCE NO. 4417, PASSED
EERRITARY %. 1850.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23
Mayors Consider
Hiring ConsuItant
Water Engineer

At the annual meeting tonight
of the Cuyahoga County Mayors
Association to be held in Maple
Heights, the association is ex-
pected to take action on the retain
ing of a consulting engineer to
assist the suburbs in drawing up
their new sewer and water con-
tracts with Cleveland.
association
Members are being asked by
their association president, Charles
A. Carran, to be ready to report
the position of their municipalities
on the question. Suggested for the
position is A. B. Roberts, 1892
Grasmere St., East Cleveland, who
represented the suburbs in the 1881
and 1941 water negotiations.
Cost of employing Rob bert S
would approximate $28,500, which
would be prorated among the 81
suburbs in the association.
Mayor Kenneth J. Simms of Eu-
cid, who serves on the country
charter commission will present
municipal functions which have
come before the commission for
discussion. Proctor Noyes, director
of the Regional Planning Commits
sion, will speak.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23
Fem Meets
For
ST. B Honors

With a surprising show Of ac-
curacy and a shot percentage which
must have approached 500, the
red-hot Fem Flashes defeated the
Anderson Spring Co. 1854 in a
thriller at Kirk Tuesday night.
Fem, led by Red Ascher, poured
in 80 points in the first half to
gain a half-time advantage over
Andersons, 1928. Andersons took
hold of themselves and came back
in the third quarter to within three
points at 47-44. The fourth quarter
was an exciting in and out battle
with both teams having the ad-
vantage by one or two points.
Fenn's last minute attack of four
points gave them their final mar
gin of victory of 1854. Red Ascher
scored % points while Don Dough-
erty helped with Is. For Ander-
sons, Bill Knapp scored 16 and
Bill Kavanaugh ID.
Fenn's upset keeps them alive
and promises an interesting game
next Tuesday at Kirk when the
two teams, Fem and Andersons,
will meet again for the East Cleve-
land Senior B Basketball Cham
pionship at 1880 p. m.
In the preliminary game, Cal
vary defeated Koenigs, 43-2S, to
finish their regular season in sec
ond place. Calvary was led by
Fawcett and Honrath, who each
scored II. Al Russ netted 8 to
lead Koenigs. Calvary represents
East Cleveland this weekend in the
city-wide Church tournament to be
held at West Side YMCA.
Dick Forts Cubs edged Tom
Meinhard'ts Lions, 1925, to annex
the Glass F title Tuesday night.
These boys played between the
Calvary-Koenig game and the
Fenn-Anderson game, and thrilled
the crowd with their youthful de-
termination and teamwork.
FEM FLASHES-5S
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23
Pennsylvania Dutch
Exhibit At Dunham

Interested in things Pennsylvania
Dutch? Then you'll want to visit
the exhibit at Dunham Tavern,
6709 Euclid ave. where there is
now being held a comprehensive
review of the craft arts and house
hold gear of Eastern Pennsylvania
in their original forms, including
pottery, earthenware, textiles, glass
and wood. Visitors will also have
the privilege of seeing the rest of
the tavern at the same time.
Dunham Tavern is maintained by
the Society of Collectors and the
exhibit is ways and means pro-
ject to raise funds for painting and
repairing the tavern.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23
ORDINANCE NO. 4420
BY. Mr.. Sutte1

AN ENCY ORDI-
NANCE TO REPEAL ORDI-
NANCE NO. 4417, PASSED
FEBRUARY %, 1850.
WHEREAS, an emergency exists
for the immediate preservation OF
the public peace, property, health
and safety and for the usual daily
operation of a municipal depart
ment.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T
ORDAINED by the Commission of
the City of East Cleveland, Ohio,
four-fifths of all members elected
thereto concurring.
SECTION /: That Ordinance No.
4417, passed February %, 1850,
and entitled: "An emergency ordi-
nance authorizing the submission
to the vote of the electors of the
City of East Cleveland of a pro-
posed amendment to the Charter
of the City of East Cleveland by
adding Section GID authorizing an
annual levy without vote of the
people of a tax not to exceed one
mill per one dollar of assessed
valuation for the construction or
acquisition of permanent improve
ments as now defined by Section
2293-1 of the General Code of Ohio,
and fixing limitation on the rate
of taxation for all the purposes
of the municipality" be and the
same is hereby repealed.
SECTION 2: That the Clerk of
the Commission be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to certify
and transmit to the election author
tiles prescribed by general law a
duly authenticated copy of this
ordinance with the request that all
action be cancelled with respect to
submitting the proposed amend
ment contemplated by Ordinance
No. 4417.
SECTION 8: That this ordinance
is hereby declared to be an emer-
gency measure necessary for the
immediate preservation of the pub
lie peace, property, health and
safety and for the usual daily oper-
alton of municipal department,
and provided it receives the affir-
NATIVE vote of four-fifths of all
members ELECTED to the City Com
mission, it shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage:
otherwise, it shall take effect and
be in force from and after the
earliest period allowed by law.
PASSED: March Il, 1850.
Attest:
isl G. T. APTHORP,
Clerk of the Commission
Published: March %, 1850.