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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

CONN. AND CALIFORNIA vIC.--1st
FIR. l bedrm. apt. in excellent eondi-
ton. Principal. Interest, Mainte-
nance, Gas, Light approx. .$63 mo-;
81. 700 down. Call HU. 6072. lie
INSTRUMENTATION. apt, iv
rm., din. rm.. kitchen and bath;
S21 500; $3.50 to $40, NO. 0606;
ewes. and Sun, HO. ABA, apt. 652
NEAR 18th st. and Columbia rd.i
Sedrms. Ses Sonsisns snd SatS Si si8 y d6o reason
able cash: also a 1-bedrm. apt; q
$4,000. LINKINS CO, D1. S6SS
ewes and Sun. EN-. 1894. -l6
4 LARGE ROOMS, foyer; wonderful
closet space; newly dec; gentle,
/ child; elevator and swbd. HO-
$3.50, Apt. 403. 16'
WANTED TO BUY or 2-bedroom
So-ops66etiye ssEpat,;. spt;. NV From owner
WASTED S 70 TgY.2iSeas9S@ o;;S S;;sS avDsr, 1D,;
rfn6HN fiI6fs GSh6fNs$ s2Sf SssH gar; ib;sdrms, liy
Eeek.f E% din cash sT kla En- issS0 ilss0 or 0Sis 81
EXCELLENTLY located 2-bedrm. apt;
i blk. west of Conn. ave. at Callf
st. NV; also includes large foyer
Iiv rm., kit, and bath. exposures;
elevator. Total u Price e'c.S,n II l'SGIHh, SIth
II. G. SMTTHY. CO., ST. 5000, resi-
dence MI. 5004: ais a.
FIRST FLOOR APT. Of bedrm.. ny
rm.. kit. and bath for .Si;ns. Sais; smsI, dnsn
q
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
| have fine tenants for homes in near =
pTals$s; 0r no n'S delay; = foi @ tass compiee. se
ERRY Ffnsfl HaY ifsyl'e Co. DsGns s sa4S y .dsy
Army i,1,,., OFFICER . REQUIRES ,2:bsdrm;
soBER: YOUNG. WHITE CouPPLE
with child desire l or 2-bedrm.
mouse: r1 Turn or unfurp,s within Is.
WANTED TO RENT by large indus
tria! concern from Sept. 20 to t1UY.
30, a completely-furnished or A.
bedrm. house. for visiting Swiss FAM
fse s q hours Ii pfsfsr Msi ag sl45! area Call Of
RESPONSIBLE Family wants g.
searm; SSs1 or n4Sssi Wo !, ks5 niw' section, OR.
nSs chiden ea0 or psts sse rsaSirs %tdidls:g: s
bedrms;, twin size, liv. rm. with fire.
place. full din. rm.. lha-2 paths and
garage. detached. unfurn. house in
ueSlraole n ", dist. loc.: walking dis
tance, pub, transp. Years lease, re-
Expect pay going rate own stove.
Phone EN-. $40. ~ fS.i fSS..iD'
UNFURNISHED HOUSE, Fairfax Co.
bedrms:. 2 baths. FA. 1894. Id
EXECUTIVE desires 8 or 4 bedrm..
2-beth. furnished or unfurnished
mouse; pref. NV; about 5000. FA,
QUIET HOUSE or rambler. 3 bed
rms. maids room. NV, for careful
tenant; Nov. /; S225. EN- 7lSS. 23s
HOUSE in Md, suburb or country.
near transportation. Ii. 4-13S0
COMPANY MANAGER
desires 3-bedroom unfurnished house
in the Bethesda or Chevy Chase
area; excellent care guaranteed;
will treat property as own. NE.
1900. Ext S456 weekdays ISs
MOVING FROM CANADA. desire So
rms. NV, or ne. Ch. Chase; S100-
PERMANENT adult Christian family
REQUIRES 4bedroom. 2-bath house,
furnished or unfinished in Chevy
Chase or convenient NV. section,
5000 to $3.50; not interested in
short-term lease. Phone EN-. 124I
Sun. or Mon. 17s
WE NEED HOMES no SELL, MONT.
ONLY FOR ExcELLENT % REsUITs
AND COURTEOUS SERVICE. CALL
MODERN REALTY Co, JU. 7-6O80.
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APIS. WANTED tcens.) }

EMPLOYED MIDDLE-AGED LADY
wishes small fnrn. apt, pvt. bath:
ySaN TsaS OCT gOE 19ST GSIr staT d:.lrs: hs:
small apt. Hyattsville or vicinity;
viii pay up to $50 mo. WA. 1927.
TWO REFINED LADIES desire 1
EMPLOYED COUPLE want one bed.
fn1nihed Fm vas psyat. ktsSen sse so S9th
GovERNMEST SSh III EHST'' EMPLoYE, woman
former teacher. desires efficiency OIL
one e-bedroom apartment; convenient
downtown Wash. Tel. XII. s-95S6
UNFURN. a-BEDRM. APT. for fam,
lily of three; upper Brightwood sec.
MARINE OFFICER and wife wish &c
sublet or rent furn. ant, Arl. area
Oct. 1-Dec. 20. CHI. 1905, after
U! Or 81 MD. PROFESSOR. woman
kitchen and bath. Call WA. 5ll74
REFfNED dsfsI b GENTLEMAN. good. refs.
desires furn. or unfurn; ! h,a2sand BERN
WRiTiiNG sa1ii G. VcouPLE want quiet mod
-bedrm, unf. apt, NV, Wash; pay
reaS, rent HO. 6665. Ext. Ala, OF
write Box 1867: Star. -
MARRIED COUPLE with house
broken dog desires one-bedroom apt
in nearby Maryland. Box 140-T
NATURE SxsaTu EMpL. LADY wants small
apt. clos. in; quiet; nr. transp
r%o SRo lSSi6Fi YS6Nc s'fIi PkoF. MEN desir,
conveniently located NV. furnished
apt. bedrm;, liv rm;;; r;;,:' Kit pTt. pEt. Sata Sath
9-12 Sunday; 6-S wkdays.
QUIET CPLE., Mid,Westerners; witt
small baby, want 2-bedrm. apt, un'
furn. Sc; no drinking, smoking OF
MIDDLE-AGED employed couple de-
sire I-rm. furnished apt, pvt. bath
pvt. entrance in quite home; nj
children; near transportation; 2nC
floor preferred; in Alexandria, Ar
lington or District: S75. maximum
rent; Call MRS. sNEDEcoR' OR
BUR. STANDARDS physicist--1 bed
excellent references. Evenings EN-
b0f4: DAYS OR 4040, Ext 542
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COLORED-BASEM APT. Also
furnished rooms. Children accepted.
3725 Kansas ave. NV. RA. 41S7.
COLoRED-BASEMENT APT, pri-
vate kitchen and bath; employed
couple only. Call Ii. 7-0S3S or
CoLoRED-1s25 t ST. N.w.-New-
elevator apt. house; studio apis
from -S79. 80; ! bedrm; apis. from
on. premises. 10 am. to pm,
Saturday and Sunday. lie
COLORED-APARTMENT two un.
furn rms: share kit, and bath; must
be nice; $40 month. Ii. 4-1794.
CoLORED NE. SECTION - EN-
plooy2d couple. no children. LU.
COLORED-7I5 e ST. S.W.-Two
l,bedrm. apts,, / above each other;
ideal for families who want to
entrances; newly decorated, brand
new kitchen equipment, pvt. yard.
Rent, SS5 and $75,. plus utilities.
JOSEPH JOSEF kiSsKY.' elSsffsy' ioiS tS Vermont r0Sas:
cofoREb-S.W.' OK e. NV sEc.-Newly dec.
, rms. and kit, semipvt. bath. $50
10th st. NV. DE. 1896. lis
COLORED - BASEMENT APT. -
street entrance, adults only. RA.
COIoRED-7Os 9Th ST. NV
rm., kitchenette and bath; $3.50
mo-; adults only; immed. occup.
Call ST. 1891 to inspect.
COLORED-3 ADULTS ONLY-Mod-
ern corner apt, liv. rm., dinette,
bedroom, kitchen, tile bath. Highly
desirable location, near 21st and NJ
sts. A.; $40 a month. ST. 1867.
COLORED = REFINED ADULTS -
Lovely 3 or arm. End FIR. apt, on
Sheriff I'd. ne. Rent, $75-S90 mo.
JAMES c. CARR, Sr., Broker, Ala
CoLoREDNsTREET H FLooR-Apt.
for doctors office. DU. 1475, ewes,
after g.
COLORED--5-RM.. bath apt; auto.
heat; $3.50. NO. 1881 IL
COLORED-FOR RENT to man and
wife, Groom apt. on East Capitol
Box 1867, Star.
CoLORED-2 RMS, kit, semipvt.
bath, for empl. couple. References;
ne. section. Ii. 4-45S6.
C0LORED-2 ADJOINING ROOMS,
share kit. and bath; employed per-
son. TU. 1907, after $40. 80
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ApARrMENTs oUr-oF.roN1l

SPACIOUS 2nd-fioor unfurn. apart
nas1an raent in HISTORIC FREDERICK. Nd; Ex-
ences required. Phone 7T4. MRS
EZRA HOUCK, 100 East Second
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Air Conditioned Apt.
Overlooking the CAPITOL

SEPARATE DINING ROOM
No other place in the world has sucn
a view of the Capitol and the Su-
preme Court; one twin-sized bedrm.
large living room. entertainment-
size dining room, modern tile bath
and Kitchen: conditioning unit
and wall-to-wall carpeting includeo
in the ridiculously low price Of only
Sl2,950, Call MR.. NICHOLS, NO
Ely monday call Ma. 5OO5D
FREDERICK w. BEKENS
SALES. INC.-1520 K ST. NV;
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COLORED--1300 BLOCK OF YoJ
ST. NV, / rnn.. kitchen and bath
Adults only; $50.
11th and Euclid st. NV, rm., shar.
bath. and kitchen with l person
adults only Apply GUY thinner
1929 11th st. NV. NO. 1907.
COLORED
Looking for an apt.2 See my ad unde
cooperative apis
HENRY SALUS (Estab. 1924,
l1O4 Vermont Ave. NV.
COLORED
2 rms, lit, bath. Excel. cond
English bsmt. Town apt; S79. 81
mo-, includ. util. 410 K st. NV.
Lge. Ink. apts.; sac mo-, includ
util. 937 NJ st. NV.
Q rms. with kit: $50 mo-, inciud
util. 1906 Capitol ave. ne. (ieal
w. Va. ave. and Mt. Olivet rd J
THOS. D. WALSH, INC
SIS 11th, st. NV. DI. 1851
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BUS. MAN desires furn. Ell. apt,
Georgetown sect. pref; no drinking
or parties; max. rent, Ss5. Write
or call J. w. MacFADDIN. care oi
Army Times. 1892 M st. NV, CO
1014, Ext. 8, Monday.
COLORED-YOUNG COUPLE desires
furn. apt. Call after IL am, DU
1897.
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HOUSES FURNISHED (cont.j

NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE-Nicely
furn. rms. and bath. 3 porches.
gas neat, large fenced yard, 2-car
det. garage, near schools. shopping
4441 la
4-RM. COTTAGE. practically new, on
several acres; miles from Silver
Spring On Ga. ave. Modern con-
veniences, S75 per mo. Cheaper
for couple willing to care for lawn
B9x X. 34S1L; Star n.,,.,,,,,,, .i6 ,,5r
corner brick. 2 bedrms.; in new
house condition. Full bsmt.., gas
h.-w.h, Rent. S160 mo-, 1-yr. lease
Immediate occupancy. RIA. 255li
MASS. AVE. PARK--Spacious house
for entertaining: 4 bedrms.. 3 baths
lovely terrace and garden; S42Q
Several smaller homes in desirable
neighborhoods. from S216-S35O
STORY e. CO.. NE. 400; Sat. and
Sun. call OR. 5214. Ii
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APIS. UNFuRA. tcsn..,
POOKS HILL

BETHESDA. MARYLAND
just beyond the Naval Hospital
on Wisconsin Ave.
One bedroom, living room. dinette
kitchen and bath SLY .5C
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1107 18th ST. NV, APT. SO
1-room. kitchen. bath. Murphy bed,
rent, $40. Open for inspection Sat
II pm: Sun. II am. to ) pm.
P. J. WALSHE, INC.
1115 Eye st. NV. MA. GAGS.
COLORED-NEAR nth ST. NE
2-rms., kit, light. heat, refgr. in
cluded; $40 and $50: .. refined cou-
pies or . ladies; employed; refer
ences. Box DOT Star. 16s
COLORED-1 STUDIO ROOM, kit
and screened porch, SOS: refined
empl. cpl. or ladies. HO. Abs.
COLORED-BASEMENT APT. Small
rm., kit, no child, pvt. entr. 110i
Clifton st. NV. DE. 1896.
COLORED-469 FLA. AVE. NV
2 rms. kitchen. share bath, M
children. elec. furn., $3.50. AID
CooLoRED-sss 18th ST. Sc
rmA, pvt. Kit. and share bath
porch. Ii. 8-S2s6. IL
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Own Your Own Apt. Home

Here are some excellent Sc
lections OF fine resale values,
Buy now and start at once
enjoying the security. salts"
faction and economy OF coop.
apt. home ownership.
OPEN TO-DAY, Q TO 5 PM.
Apt. 81. the Ayondale. 1134
p st. NV. q block from Du-
Rome. Roms oetsipi: occupies whole 4. Of a
wing of building. Contains:
Foyer. liy. rm:,. bedrms-
bath, din. rm.. kit; has mod
ern equipment. An inspection
OF this apt. home will please
you. The price is very mooer-
ate.
Apt, 30, Rutland Court.
entr. hali, . bedrms. and bath.
kit, liy, rm; Most attrac-
lively decorated ana lngenl-
ously equipped with built-in
eonveniences that give me me
charming apt. home. Price and
terms quite reasonable.
ALSO equally attractive apt.
homes in others OF our Al
cooperative apt. buildings,
affording you most any choice
in size location and price. Call
our once weekdays Tor par
ticulars.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
tCo-op. Authority Since 1920l
Bids, RE. 1918, RE. l74
Evening star., 1951-09-16
CONNECTICUT AVE.

Beautiful lavishly furnished
2-bedroom, 2-bath apartment.
Large corner living room with I.
TV. dining room, kitchen with
latest equipment. Must be seen
to he appreciated
'3S 18th st. NV. DI. 6S3t
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kitchen and bath SLY .5C
COURTESY
BUS SERVICE
Features include secretarial switch.
board. utilities. three elevators
carpeted corridors. delivery service
two large parking areas storage
space on each floor; roof garden
Resident manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
Id
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WE NEED HOMES 70 SELL. MONT:
ONLY: FOR EXCELLENT RESULTS
AND COURTEOUS SERVICE. CALL
MODERN REALTY CO. JU. 7-6080,
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m IN. - AfIIAC. y rms. COnVpH
located on busline: pvt. entr.. porch
Adults: refs Ss5. Pc. 34"S. IL
1860 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Lee
front bedrr.. Ice. kit Well furn
decorated. Bahv accepted. S55. lie
2nd-FLO0R APT. in lge. suburban
home. 2 hedrms... living rm;, kit
util except elec Lge, front and
rear ward. Brentwood Md. $40 mo
6-no lease req. Ii. 3-S351. lie
6IS MD. AVE. N E.--Attrac. well furn
1-rm.. kit. apt, front. share bath
Sl7: sober empl adults. --17
FILLMORE APIS, Mr.. sHoREHAN'
Llv.. 2 bedrms.. kit. bath: Tyr
lease: adults; S135 mo. DU. 425C
or AID. 1892 -16
WE HAVE APIS AND HOUSES
FIIRN OR uNFuRN AND SUB
LET'S, LET'S; WASH VA. WHITE ONLY
524 BOND BLDG. MA. OOO7
54tt+ I1r,, ST AND n Y AVE NV
S16 KING SIT. ALEX MON SAT .
Evening star., 1951-09-16

FOR COLORED-ABOUT 80 minutes
from town on large farm 4 bed-
: kitchens, automatic hot water,
electric lights, phone, large yard,
garden space. houses for chickens,
barn space for horses. cows or hogs;
500 per mo. to right party. Gail
Marlboro 22sS or WO. $500.
Colored-Lamont st. NV.
2.Story brick; , bedrms.. incl. porch,
tHIl rp prnSpIcp 5smt- oil heat gsr;' SIIILo.
l52S, X st. NV, Ma. 5005. Cali
Monday.
COLORED-ALDEN PL. NE.
2:bedrm., 2-story row; full bsmt.,
fenced il. yyNs yard; $40; FREDERICK
W BERENS; INC, 1928 K st. NV.
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| HOUSES UNFURNISHED (cona. j

MODERN FLAT Of s lge. rms. yard
and bsmt. with laundry: oil heat
and cleo. equip. kit; near Hecht'S
nsl new Va, store; adults; S126 per mo.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
NEW s.BEpRooM BRICK HoME-

Wheaton area. Conn. ave. estates. of
Viers Mil rd. $500 Delano: S1l0.
s.Eooa AyotIsSls ostE4SfE ostESfBubNGALow he near
Fairland Md. 4 miles from Navy
Ordnance at WhiteoakS. Md.-Nice
shade, good garden plot; oil heat,
garage; l child allowed; 500. Call
for information, Ii. 3-6l94. Z
Evening star., 1951-09-16
ANNANDALE. VA

Modern 2-bedroom rambler. com.
pletely redec. Large liv. rm. with
stone fireplace. Conv. to elem.
schools and shops. -S125 per mo.
Call Mrs: Point. SHANNON & LUCHS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-31
Box Score Of lsobeII on
City Housing Commission

One year ago. Mayor Cobo ap-
pointed George A Isabel, Detoi
real estate dealer. as member "
the Detroit Housing CommiSsi ION.
succeeding the Rev Robert T..
Brady. Jr. who repeatedly woS
not in favor Of the Mayors eg
regated public housing program
Here is the box score on lisa.
bells firsiYe record:
CD Publicly stated az the iust
Commission meeting aii his
appointment ihat hc was opposed
TO all forms at sce., Cation and
not only IN public housing,
CD Introduced a resolution 70
permit Negro displaced families
10 move u'o tNc = hcl homes
PROJECT,
90 Voted against making So
journer Truth P.ojcc' . low rent
housing project, citing that about
half Of the tenants would become
ineligible TO live IN H. also be
cause the Government has made
no provision FOR the middle m
come families
ca Voted tor thf once OF
Price Administration ~ith 40
justments IS provided by the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-31

OF public housing accommoda-
tlons: New York City Chicago,
Philadelphia, Cleveland Boston,
Milwaukee. Pittsburgh Denver,
Omaha s., Paul Cincinnati ani
Seattle.
He has reminded the members
Of the Housing Commission that
the members Of the Housing
Commission of the City OF De-
troit have taken solemn oatn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-31

In San fsancsco ninety 1860
boys and girls aided tee Ge4esn-
no. s Committee on Ju.6uit
justice in rewriting iao i1y !.
laws az the tate
IL Gcnartow r. pM
girls and boN, armed fh
pots and brushes heiped
brighten MP homes Ia lut fea
In the Williamsburg section
of Brooklyn boys and girls did
what nobody else in their neg
lecied neiqhborhood had done
for half century they got ten
grimY city blocks planted with
trees.
True, these teen-agess have Aa
some adult guidance A few adult
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-31

~ ~ .hr0urho,lf the
Seyera' - ,aen.aoe~s
country az ). 81, their side of
en'n,. - youth councils
|s''y :" Io,e,a,es from all
mace s - and youth orsani-
the sen. I'm They have
's'io"e ~. ,a,asbed oui such
saees'' ,dalisn after
|p'o.'snn'' t,uancv .hoi-
100 80 a.n,s and race rela-
|FsS
mons . ,h,nl,
s' .,,,,,,,a -
a'as' ~ 49,. a,a !
\ - The
Fose 2 La,,od
r. i'N III 81, -
y si' u.'.r',n
Aiea w ,"o,,.,na
nl-H"'N I'D,
WIS ~, ,.,h;ch
\ Ella baAt Nl'' '''''' ~, ~ 49, 80
y I e' q '''s "''' my
i .I
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-31
Aal Housing Administration
Violates Constitution

IOIdII NOIISAI1 U1IOIE
The Commissioned pointed out
that the Buchanan " Marley
case oi 1917 has held that action
by state or one of is munich
palitieS TO impose q system of
residential segregation Is in di-
rect violation Of the fundamental
law enacted n the 18th Amend
ment Of the Constitution Of the
United States
He also stated that the follow
ING named cities adhere TO the
Constitution in the assignment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-31
live Teen Aaers Voice in
Community. Jrec5 Writer

,,., the teen-agers voice m community affairs and
t anlr will be better behaved but Will be a vitaI
+, uniting across community reforms Helena Hunt
M .,,ith SAYS in her April Wonans Home Compa,,ior
4, n i. ~ Teen-agers Tell Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-31

10 uphold and defend the Con,ti-
tuition OF the United States.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-10

OUTDOOR clothes drier. $40, regularly
$40; bathinette: Taylor Tot; clothes,
ity, Shoes 5IS AA; real bargain. EV.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-10

BATHINETTE, IS; rubber tired lawn
mower; fiber porch rugs; Mahogany
sewing cabinet; reasonable. RE.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-10
Cook S Band Makes
Bow On N Saturday

A new group of musicians will
join Northeast Cleveland's grow
ing list of home-bred Polka Bands
men this Saturday evening when
George Cooks (Kuk) Polkamen
make their debut.
George, who lives at 19300 Or
miston ave., just recently organ
lied his crew and they'll be fea-
tured on the Polka Review show
over VIEWS Saturday night at
11:00 p. m. Well known in local
music circles, Cook got his start
on the polka band circuit while
playing with frankie Yankovic. In
addition to playing with Yankovic,
he made numerous personal ap-
pearances in speciality numbers
with his banjo.
Other members of the Cook band
are Jimmy Kozel and his accor-
dian, Pete Popovich on the Bass,
and Frantz on the organ completes
this newest musical unit.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-10

Golden Delicious; crisp; juicy. s1.Oo
TO S2.25 half bushel. Maple. syrup.
S5.25 and $3.50 gal. Sorter.s Fruit
Farm, Chardon and Bishop rds. open
afternoons and all day Sunday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-10

STOCK up now on your elastic stock
ings. we still have all sizes. lady fit
ter in attendance Mandel Drug Co.
1902 Waterloo KE. 1-0034.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-10
3 OFFICE ROOMS
Suitable for Doctor. Dentist Etc.
FIVE POINTS
Call Liberty l-6969

ROOM and board for gentleman. RE.
1886.
2 ROOMS, suitable for business or
profession. 2nd floor. 21935 Lake
Shore blvd. Call LO. 1855.
LARGE sleeping room for gentlemen,
in private home. w. 1880.
3 FURNISHED rooms for employed
girls. RE. 1888 after S.
ONE furnished room for lady or gentle-
man; must be sober. ". 1864.
LARGE room in quiet private home
for or 2 people. 319 East 197th ST.
KE. 1-s449.
MAN will share rm. furnished home
on Sixth ave-, East Cleveland with
couple. GL. 1-7294,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-10

HOT water tank with side burner and
thermostat control, Sis. KE. l-49l1.
COLLIER collapsible baby buggy. with
pad. like new. ". l-053O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-10

BABY buggy, navy blue, very good
condition, $13. w. 1882.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-10

WILL board boys age IL and over on
farm; money can be earned picking
berries and vegetables write George
Gabel. Middle Ridge I'd, Madison. B.
EUCLID. 4 rooms furnished; 2 bed
rooms, kitchen. bath; gas heat, hot
water; garage. KE. 1884.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-10

FURNISHED rooms for two women;
privileges. 1892 Saranac rd. PO.
1882 after p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-10

8 FIT. double duty refrigerator display
case 13sO4 Ardenall. PO. 1-2O66.
PROTECTOR, Victor sound model rs,
$3.50 After p. m. EV. l-6l53
ROLLAWAY bed and baby buggy.
RE 1864.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-10
FOR RENT

THIRD floor, rooms. bath, garage,
private entrance, adults only, no
pets. $50 a month. Call KE. 1851
after 6 o. m
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-10

ROOM and board for gentleman. RE.
1
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1951-01-25
BY MRS. NELLIE FEE

Mrs. Ollie Feather entertained
the Monday Afternoon bridge club
at the home of Mrs. Flora Hennis.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin curns are
the proud parents o. 8 son born
Jan. IA at Grant hospital.
Mrs. Helen Brown, teacher in
the local school, is ill at her home
and Mrs Sylvia Sells is substitut-
ing for her,
Mr.. Richard Fee is spending
some time in Alabama, Tennessee
and Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stoker had
as their guest over the weekend
their daughter, Mrs. Beverly
BIazy, of Columbus.
Mr.. Walter Clark has been quite
i'll at his home on N. Chillicothe st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Torbert spent
Sunday in Columbus, guests of
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Dale Noteman and son.
DR.. V. E. Thomson, dentist, is
very i'll in a Columbus hospital.
The March of Dimes dance and
party will be held Wednesday eve
ming, Jan. 81 at the school build
ing. There will be games, dancing
and other entertainment. w. G.
Youman, general chairman.
The Y-Teens gave a party for
their mothers, Thursday evening,
Jan. 18 at the school building.
The local Presbyterian Junior
choir sang at the Central Presby-
terian church, 1872 S. Third ST., Co.
lumbus, on Tuesday evening. 1t
was preaching mission for all
Presbyterians and in er sted
friends.
Mr.. and Ms. John Michaels left
for Florida on Thursday where
they expect to spend few weeks.
The American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 248 is sponsoring nome tai
ent play on Thursday and Friday
evening, Feb. l and 2, at 8 o'clock
in the school building.
Death
John Hostetler, 80, of Plain City
Route 2, died Friday in St. Fran
els hospital. He is survived by his
wife, Mary Hostetled, one daugh-
ter and three sons, his mother, En-
ma Hostetler, five brothers and
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1951-01-25
; Raymond
BY MRs. E. c. JACKSON

Mrs. Frank Lewis spent Tues
day in Delaware, with her grand
daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Winters, and made the
acquaintance of her great-grand-
daughter, little Marilyn Ann Win
. tiers, born Dec. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Bateman
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
bert McCarty and family, of Ma
rysville to West Virginia and
spent the weekend with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Bate
man, of Pliney. They were din
ner guests on Sunday of Mr.. Nc
Cartys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
"a McCarty, of MERGERS Bottom,
w. Va.
A birthday surprise was given
Sunday evening in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Herd, honor
ing the birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Herds mother, Mrs. J. w.
Bowers. There was a nice crowd
present. Among those from a dis
tance were her sisters, Miss JUL
ia Keller, of Columbus, and Mrs.
Grace Henly, of San Jose, Calf.
A fine six o'clock dinner was
served and the evening spent in
a social way. 1t was a complete
surprise to Mrs. Bowers. She re-
ceived number of beautiful
gifts. All left wishing her many
more happy birthdays.
Mrs. Blanche Phipps called on
Mrs. Mary Williams and Mrs.
Lola Thompson Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Charlene Bumgarner, of
Redwood, called to see her grand
mother, Mrs. E. c. Jackson, and
her father, Mr.. Victor Jackson,
on Monday evening.
Mr.. John Driscoll passed away
at his home in Raymond, Sun
day night. The funeral was We'd
nesday with burial in Raymond
cemetery.