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Evening star., 1952-03-16
NEW BUILDING
NV. WASHINGTON

1000 FEET. AIR-coND., ASPHALT
nE iNd rNa hRkxITHo5EscFNT FMS IIaaT REoUS
ADAPTABLE OFFICES, STUDIOS.
RESTAURANT, MERCHANDISING
AND MANY OTHER PURPOSES.
PARKING FACILITIES OP OVER
$4,000 FIT. ARE PART AND ADA
CENT. THIS OPEN FLOOR ATTRAC-
Evening star., 1952-03-16

10 ~" Zoo ACRES S LINE
30 acres prize-winning pasture land:
oyer mi. frontage on new Annap-l
oils hwy; main house, 8 rms, 2k
baths. oil h.-w.h.: one 5-rm. house,
ad1; amd; one 6-rm tenant house.
It; machine sshed. 24xSO f.; 3
chicken houses. .16x50 ft.;s gfainery,
3Ox3O IT,; milk barn, 36x8O It.: two
60.ton stlos; all bldgs. in excel. con-
ditioI; shown by appointment only.
Sl GaIl PAUL PAASUL II. LAUTERBAcH & co..
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SMALL ESTATE, beyond Leesburg;
lovely mod home, with 2-story Col.
pillars. 42-ft. liv. rm. with 3 Arepl..
banQuet-size din. rni. with i1repl., Q
bedrms. and bath. 76x16 front porch
on lst a.; 4 twin bearms., 3 firepls.
and bath on End; lge. kit, buffers
pantry, rec. room and bath In lower
level: 2-car garage; outbldgs. and
tennis court; 1S rolling acres, with
80 mi. view on main highway (add.
acreage avail.), suitable for high
class tearoom or rest home. WILL
CONSIDER TRADE. Property worth
well over $4,000, but will take
under $4,000 for quick sale due to
illness. OWNER, MI. 628S.
GRAZING FARM NEAR MIDDLE
BURG ON PAVED ROAD: Priced
most reasonably at $3.50 per acre,
with 430 acres In splendid condi-
tion; excellent cattle barn; two
tenant houses and other outbuild-
1ngS; every acre Is clean. good
fences with water in each Held.
ALSO
Two lovely estates near Middleburg;
complete In every detail; priced
RoszIIE9 RsossssziIli9M H. oRAsrY, Broker, Md
SahlseurE. Va. Telephons All or
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SEVERAL SMALL FARMS

len, Zen asres; @ scod soil: S-rm.
baths, new condition, Shade
trees, lge. chicken house. small
barn. Near shopping center
and schools: schecl bus,
ioeation 4Rotsi priee, sssoeS Sss, ,oSo.
Substantial cash but liberal
terms. Also several other
small farms. Take Q look at
these, we may have Just what
you want. For appointment
phone Vienna 280-W.
VHITESELL REAL ESTATE
Near Oakton. Va. School ON
hwv 1OQ fsioead Gundav
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FREE

One months rent. most prominent
corner Georgia ave-. Silver Spring.
modern ofnces. area needs all types
Of professions and business. Ample
parking. ia. 41o1. I'D
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VESTS
1862 CATALOGUE
Newest digest of farm and country
real estate. bargainsl Fresh OF the
press. Let US help plan your fu-
Vss S oyst States sso ssst sSded g
Maine. to Florida. Free copy now
western saving Fund Bldg. Phila-
'i.,Si ONLY e 1000 DOWN!
General farm BARGAIN. only z mi.
to winchester; 100 acres, 30. till
dwelling. w1eiec.; good barn. poultry
and brooder houses; taxes, only SIS,
QUICK SALE price, $4,000; ONLY
1000 DOWN, bal. $50 per month.
plus interest!l No. 28,16S. VESTS.
u. g. Hutchings, Front Royal I'd,
White Post. Va. (12 mi. 90, OF
Winchester on Rt. b22). Phone
ff5sRnens f'Is4 rsSHy Gtty 17e-J-l2. BARGAIN
EXCLUSIVE $6,OOOl
Eastern MARYLAND - Excellent truck
tion; so acres, .35 tillable; -a5
acres pasture and woodland. few
ITuit trees; 5-rm; home, .w/gas and
sslec.. nice shaded lawn; barn, poul-
?ss' aties tsifesss enlE saKE ESss lH.iefss sSSs Icy
SSSSSSSss;SS(s9s SSSsSS(ss lgE sER sz%Ef sft5s Dorado Nd:
142-A C0TONTAT.
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FARMS ,csrs.

COMPUTING distance from .. o,
Home with income. Fully equipped
1O-acre chicken farm II Nd. Con-
crete henhcuses. hern. pickup truck:
stsssps sossa Il. snsoe dse5s cnsis
Nod. s-Fn. frame hse. Oh heat. flil
bsmt.. deepfreeze, elec. stove and
refgr.; priced I right. BOX 1e7-L,
Down own BY THE OLD MIL STREAM
liz acres Of good farming land,
beautiful old mn and creek: 7-rm.
iss; bank A barn M snd, e, othsE eSIsaSldIEs. oIa. 90
Gated mr.. Keymar. Nd. Call Mf.
Linthicum. Poolesyille 3411., with
HOWARD r. scHAFER, Bethesda.
yiS|ss i|s VIA. EAaM .1a >, Il ssscIscs.sr .ss.. 5.s
sIas sDrs house state tested saa wats ter
surveyed by county surveyor: NO
buildings. Located on good hard
top road In Blue Ridge rnts., IL
miles WarrentOn. Present deed with
insured title. Price So. 500. Cash
for quick sale. Phone Temple 2071.
TRADE HOUSE FoR FARM-six
large rooms two two Sstns az mSS- S
th sttsyiIIe. id Md. Diss sox iSs5 S9s4H. star. "a
Mr.. FAMOUS ORKNEY SPRINGS
Va. summer resort - 160 ~;
streams. good r.: bank. barn and
house: elec.; needs remodel; spring
nearby: picturesque. plenty turkey.
deer and other wild game; perfect
sn asrm ano oWnsr n9nsns decc ecSc %
II. w. BECRAFT, Gaithersburg 656
dr. 728-J
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B1RBER SHOP

CoLORED BARBER SHOP
AND BUILDING FOR SALE
Low down payment; small monthly
ALLIANCE REALTY CO.
Elk. 5454 GE. 1854
COLORED OPPORTUNITY
Store and 8 rooms. Busy II st. loca-
tion. You name the down payment.
ALLIANCE REALTY co.
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1927 WISCONSIN AVE.
SEE OWNER ON PROPERTY
ZOO SO. FIT.
AIR COND. SPACE
GALL OR PART)
CENTURY BUILDING

Modern downtown fireprcci elevator
Slds sSts 1.noSasa vsnstas blinds porssGsn
included in reasonable rent. Park
ing available. H. G. REINER CO.,
4l2 5th st. NV. RE. 2204.
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KEEP YOUR JoB-CoMMUTE
house; 2-car garage; 2 good barns;
other bldgs. suitable tractor or horse
cultivation. BEULAH GoSS, CH.
56S2 or your broker. -16
l65 ACRES. 100 acres clear; s-rm.
house; year-'round stream: lge. to-
Pomfret and Pomonkey rds.; price.
Also three 5-acre lots on 3Ot, L. q.
kRAGH. Real Estate Broker, Rison,
Md. Indian Head 2416.
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1900 SO. FT.
d open space at 14th and New York
resent lights. asphalt tile floor;
Ideal for Insurance co., or national
organization. Possession April l..
KASS-BERGER, INC.
EN- S10(
Evening star., 1952-03-16

JUST QUIT FARMS. homes. ranches.
ssc ts, sts sS4s 6aSEs,ns essSTSsS s.STSss
;5j: ;5.rRIcED FOR ouIeK SALE. Pie
sesn. sns often Ter, incluesd; dvs ;pHrsy many cv Gz
Elsi.r ER; Western ,IsE s edition sH' m YELLOW M
WORLDS LARaisTl Our 5Snd
ysnr; ,, Gc4st,to, coast; save throuEh
slds. wsshinssos hsiaa 4isS stsrlinS miS09Essa2c 9sEas2.
MONEY MAKER
$50 A.. HIGH GROUND
heAutifu river view; some water
front-joining property available:
lge... well.built, 9-rm.. home and
bsint., in need Of minor repairs:
barn: 100000 tobacco sticks; for
quick sale S27.500.
VIRGINIA McFADDEN
st. Leonard. Nd.
Ph: Prince Frederick 9-W-2 or 264-J-6
FAIRVIEW FARM
Near Indian Head hwy. approx. 220
on hard road: suitable for cattle.
sheep or tobacco; 5-rm. farmhouse
on beautiful knoll; 2 lge. tobacco
barns: 3 streams; $4,000: terms.
LEIGH G.. KELSEY. JR., FIR. 4030.
III. 1-l1lf.
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HOMEi

Splendid .dairy-general farm ON
biacktop hwy. near Fredericksburg;
siI SiSIlSnisl-styls sn,1 Xls,,hoa home rms. bath.
tiful-shsded settine; new large barn,
EaTsse. 2 poultry houses. other
55ldgS; 56dg e.; 142 acres. 40 tillable; est.
s2SRiSrc & sissCtobm9 stsg Ctobmiss sahI SSWEsNy 5SSEsy
W. :; Sherman. K. Roe B. I. wed Fred.
se4s: BARGAIN LfsTf nHsf FREEf FRnEeEnce'i0f
GENTLEMAN'S EARMl
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Randall H. Hagner & Co.
1891 Connecticut Ave. Decstur $500.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

COR. 9th AND r SITS. NV. Desirabls
entire second door, suitable for Law
or insurance ONCE. Available May J.
GEORGE r. HANE. INC.
61A u st. NV. MA. 1854.
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1105 G. ST. NV.
KRESGE BLDG.
DUPONT CIRCLE

oflee or store SPACE now availabls
% lobby hoor of large apt. house,
Just on Circle; ehout 300 sQ. T.. q
on upper Anors. Cal. Mr.. Mack.
walker b Dunlop, Inc.
1900 1Bth st. NV. D1. 022a.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

BOND BLDG. s.w. corner .14th st.
and N: Y. ave. n:w:., single rooms
lp. KASSBERGER. INC. EN-. 500.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Geo. Mason Green Co.
ss4c Wilson "a. sises;j ssess;j.sAsF sAsFlinss'n' va.
Eyes and Sun. Lenah S-2437.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

O-CHEVKRLY
and available Immediately; suitable
for most any small business. PUF-
FENBERGER g. MOORE. INC, 20
Evening star., 1952-03-16

TWO UNITS AVAILABLE 1000 TT.
EACH. ALSO 5000 FT. ADAPTABLE
OFFICES, sTUDIoS. RESTAURANT,
MERCHANDIS1NG. ETC. NV. Lo-
nTTIES. AIR CONDITIONED.
EVERY MODERN FACILITY. WILL
DIVIDE.
Evening star., 1952-05-14
German Critics Praise Boston Symphony Concert
By the Associafed Press

By the Associoied Press
FRANKFURT, Germany, May
IA West German music critic
lavished praise today on the Bos-
ton Symphony Orchestra for its
concert under Pierre Monteaux's
direction here last night.
The Frankfurter Neue Presse
said the sell-out audience of 1900
at the Frankfurt Opera House
heard "a brilliant musical event
which revealed the blended play
ing culture of this famous Amer
ican orchestra"
Evening star., 1952-05-14
knowledge Of Military
Appeals Court Urged
By Judge Latimer

Washington attorneys last night
were urged to familiarize them
selves with the operation Of the
new United States Court of Mill
tary Appeals here.
It's aims were described by
Chief Judge George w. Latimer
of the tribunal during the
judiciary night program of the
District Bar Association. The
event was held in the Maydower
Hotel.
Judge Latimer. who formerly
was on the Utah Supreme Court,
said it was essential that the
civil lawyer interest himself in
the military court, which has as
its purpose the review of courts
martial.
Other speakers were Chief
Judge George P. Barse of Mu-
nicipal Court and Judge David A.
Pine Of District Court.
The association passed a reso-
luton asking that the Board OF
Tax Appeals be taken out of the
Forthcoming Commissioners re-
Organization bill. It was re-
quested that the board remain an
independent agency. Attorney
John Ahern reviewed the legisla-
ton.
Several reports were given
Godfrey Munter, counsel for the
bar group. reported on the Court
of Appeals decision calling fol
the associations library to remain
in District Court. Efforts had
been made to remove it else
where.
Richard Merrick of the Com
mittee on Authorized Practice OF
Law. notified the association that
having served 20 years on the
committee, he would seek to be
relieved from its duties. Tribute
was paid to him for his work.
Col. Frederick B. Weiner, an at
torney here, was chairman of the
program. Leonard p. Walsh
president Of the bar group, pre-.
sided.
Evening star., 1952-05-14
GIenmont School PTA
To Hold Sprino Fair

The Glenmont (Md.) Elemen-
tary School PTA will hold its an
nual Spring Fair at the school
from 3 to 8 pm. Saturday. Fea-
tured will be the crowning of May
Queen Frances Holmes, and King
Bill Middleton.
The last meeting of the PTA
will be held Tuesday night,
May 27.
Evening star., 1952-05-14

Guest Conductor Monteaux led
with masterful sovereignty and
Iat the same time a dynamic in
tensity. Despite his II years, he
was marvelously untouched ply
sically," the newspaper COM
|mented.
The 103-member Boston orches-
ira is the first American SYM
phony group to play in Germany
since the war. Three of it's musi-
clans are German born, one hav-
ing fled Nazi persecution in 1888.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

LUMBER delivered anywhere IN Montana.
Write for prices. Sands Trading Center. La
Sale Road. Kalispen Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
BUILDING MATERIALS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES in beautiful
Mission valley. Mild climate. great place
TO live. Make money. too. Cafe on 9S. Newly
decorated eomDletelv modern eouiuTnent.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
Air
Is Expensive

AIR IS FREE, but it can cost the
farmer a lot if not properly filtered
before tractors take it in.
Servicing tractor air cleaners is an
important part of maintaining mo-
tors. With approximately 5000 gall
Ions of air used by a tractor for each
gallon of fuel, it is essential that all
cleaner parts be in first-class con-
dition. Only clean filters can do
really efficient job of removing the
fine dust particles which otherwise
would pass through the air breather
system and eventually find their way
to the 1ubricating oil. When mixed
with oil, these dust particles make
fine grinding compound something
every tractor can do well without.
According to c. F. Becker, assist
ant professor of agricultural engin-
eering at the University of Wyoming,
four factors concerning the servicing
of air cleaners should be remem-
bered:
/. The precleaner, generally Of the
dry type and located at the entry of
the intake stack, serves to tighten the
burden of the main cleaner. Some
types requires servicing and clean
ing.
2. Most engines have crankcase
breather, which is a miniature air
cleaner and needs servicing and
cleaning, as well as the main air
cleaner. It should be cleaned in
safe solvent every 100 hours.
5. The cup at the bottom of the
cleaner body of the oil-bath type
should be removed daily and refilled
with clean oil Of the proper weight.
In winter, use as much as 10 percent
kerosene, for difficult starting can
sometimes be contributed to oil with
too high viscosity in the air cleaner.
In cases where air cleaners have been
neglected, it may be necessary to
have the screen assembly cleaned by
washing in a safe solvent, or taken
to a service shop to be steam-cleaned.
4. Equally important as having the
air cleaner in first-class condition,
is keeping an hoses, clamps, and gas
kets leading to the intake manifold
air-tight. One of the common paths
for dirt getting in to the engine is
between worn throttle shafts and
bearings.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
SEEDS AND PLANTS
SCHOOLS

MOLER BARBER COLLEGE and system offers
lifetime opportunity 10 men and women 70
learn barbering. Free placement. Always
Jobs. 327 SW Third Ave. Portland 4. Ore.
LEARN AUCTToNEERING. Term soon Write
for catalog. Missouri Auction School, 1904
Linwood Kansas City, Mo-
MISSOURI AUCTION SCHOOL. Term soon.
Free eatalog. Dept. IS. 3241 Paseo. Kansas
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
PHOTO FINISHING

PHOTO CHRIST11AS CARDS made from your
negative. 16 cards ana envelopes 500. 100
for $5.75. II you do not have the negative
send your photo and 35c extra Copy and 10
glossy bills from your photo 65c. 8 exposure
rolls deve1oped and printed 25c Jumbo size
35c. Reprints negative size &c each. Summers
Studio. Unionville. Mo.
JUMBO ALBUM PRINTS deckled. Ron OF
8. soc Reprints Sc Contacts ron OF g. 4Oc
Reprints. Sc Tax and postage included PAX
Photo Service Box 720. Spokane ;. Wash
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES in beautiful
10 live Make money. too. Cafe on %. Newly
decorated, completely modern equipment.
Splendid business. Good lease on building:
1n the F4athead. on %. good town, fine euuip-
ment. New building Only 1900. Y and terms.
Big roony home. lots 81 shade and flowers,
own water system and irrigation, 2h acres.
Special opportunities for other development.
Only $12.500. some terms. Ranches, large and
small. Mission Realty. st. Ignatius, Mont.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD BUx-A place
% live with income possibilities; One block
condition. steam heated. 5 single rooms four
Groom apartments, one 8 and one z-room
water heater. Complete furnIshings Get more
than your moneys worth for 3i2 800. Terms.
Karlsgodt's Agency. Poison, Mont.
HOTE-Paying better than 3095 on the in-
vestment. $4,000 down. balance in monthly
payments. Wen equipped. modern. S-stofy
brick ~ rooms. - with baths. Doing wonder
ful business in . college and railroad town;
also IN q ranch and farm community. Direct
route to Yellowstone Park. and one hour out
s., g sne 9lask Hills This = wonderful a in IN
Z. c. Larson & Son. Chadron. Neb.
COMPLETELY DEVELOPED summer resort On
West Shore Of Flathead Lake. lighthouses
on platforms, completely furnished. Frame
veniences. 1,320 feet late front with wen pro-
tected boat harbor and dock. Signed inven-
n
ance at SO. Karlsgodt.s Agency. Poison, Mont.
NIGHT CLUB FOR SALE. Completely equIpped.
Very good business. Located on the Butte and
Anaconda highway. Living quarters. $4,000
down. WIN carry mortgage ON balance. Rain-
bow Inn p. o. BOX 96I Anaconda. Mont.
HOTEL FOR SALE in county seat town, west
central Minnesota. AZ rooms, brick building,
bar and lunch. Priced to sen. Kenneth HUB
red. Realtor. Elbow Lake. MINI.
SMALL. GROCERY with living quarters. Ike
cellent location. Ideal for elderly couple.
Fixtures plus inventory approximately $4,000.
GIL N. 32nd St.. BILLINGS.
BAR FOR sAIE-Ideal downtown Great Fails
Fans S087 or write 2215 Central Avenue, Great
FANS, Mont.
MOTEL. new, 8 units, ON highway 2. eight
Terms Box l23, Corams Mont.
VARIETY STORE IN Plains. Mont. inventory
and fixtures. E. H. Sickles-
CITY PROPERTY
FLATHEAD LAKEsHoRE HoME-West side
13 miles from Kalispeu on county road. Com
bination living dining room. kitchen, bed
room, bathroom. Picture window beautiful
view, fireplace. Nearly new, modern. Electric
refrigerator, range, water heater, an nearly
new. Some furniture Reasonable. Y. A Pe1le-
tier, Lakeside. Mont.
FOR SAIEKalispen income property, 5000 q
year income from duplex and two individual
homes Owner has moved TO Seattle. VIII
sacrifice entire Kalispeu holding for $4,000
q. E. Briggs, 243 Seventh Ave. n. Kalispen.
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
HELP WANTED

ROOFING AND SIDING Statesmen we
want average el0sers for good territory. Top
commissions. expert applicators exclusive
type shingle which eliminates competition.
Write Clyde Schubach. 610 First st.. n. Wa
Adinot. N. Oak.
JANITOR for 150-bed tuberculosis hospital
near Seward, Alaska. Starting salary $40 per
MONTH plus fun maintenance. Write airmail,
Housekeeper, Seward 5anatorium, Bartlett
Alaska.
EXPERIENCED Lincoln Mercury OF Ford
mechanic; s3.z5 nat rate 50% with guar
antee Of $1,000 per week. Wire or call Chit
tim Motors. Laramie Wyo.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for man with
car Part or fun time selling for established
firm. No capital needed. See OF write George
Miner. Power, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

1871 PACKARD HENNEY ambulance $3.50 1888
Diamond-T 4z-passenger Wayne body school
bus $3.50. Ray Olsen, Eau Claire, wis. BOX
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

COMPLETELY DEVELOPED summer resort On
West Shore Of F1akhead Lake. tent-housee
On platforms. eompletely furnished. EraIna
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

coffee shop with equipment. Modern COM
veniences. 1,320 feet late front with wen pro-
tected boat harbor and dock. Signed inVen-
tory Of stock. s2l 900 with $11,O00 down. bale
ance at so. Karlsgodts Agency, Poison, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

Falls. Phone 573e Residential and CONNER
cial construction. Bill Groot, moytrg super
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

NIGHT CLUB FOR SALE. Completely equipped
Very good business Located on the Butte an
Anaconda highway. Living quarters. $500
down. WIN carry mortgage ON balance. Rain
bow Inn. p. o. BOX e67, Anaconda. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

hay in stacks; $1,000 q ton in large lots 8
miles southwest Of Larson. w. A. Priebe
larson. n. D.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

FOR BALE-Modern 3-bedroom home All
rooms are spacious. Close to schools Excellent
heated garage- Immediate possession. Price
$4,000. Clark Real Estate Masonic Temple
Bldg. Hayre Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

By OWNERS lots. 5-room modern home,
furnished Good water. ideal winter home,
80 miles northwest Phoenix. Arizona, on high
ways e9-70-60. Box 33l. Saco. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

HOTEL FOR SALE IN county seat town. Wes1
central Minnesota a. rooms brick building
bar and lunch Priced to sen. Kenneth Hub
red Realtor. Elbow Lake. MINI.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-28
REAL ESTATE
THAW SPECIALS .

New S room apartment. Q bedrooms.
porch. recreation. garage. Sl25 per
month rent.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-28

passed July Is, 1919, and entitled,
An emergency ordinance adopting
building zone plan for the City
of East Cleveland, establishing and
fixing the boundaries of building
zones, and regulating the location,
erection, use and maintenance of
all buildings therein" be amended
by the addition of the following
Section SO:
SECTION SO: That Sublots 48
and 49 of the Windemere-Hayden
Subdivision, recorded in Volume
81, Page 10, of Cuyahoga County
Records, presently zoned U3 A4
H3, be further zoned U8 to per-
NIT the erection of CHURCH build
ing in accordance with plans SUBJ
mitted to the Building Department.
SECTION 2: That the City Engi-
neer be authorized and directed to
revise the building zone map
accompanying said Ordinance No.
1875 to show the changes herein
authorized, and that the Building
Inspector and Deputy Building
Inspector be authorized to issue
permits in accordance with said
changes in classification.
SECTION 3: That this ordinance
is hereby declared to be an emer-
gency measure necessary for the
immediate preservation of the pub
lie health, safety, convenience,
prosperity, and general welfare
and for the usual daily operation
of a municipal department, and
provided it receives the affirma-
tive vote of four-fifths of all men,
bers elected to the City Commits
sion, it shall take effect and be
in force from and after its pas
sage; otherwise, it shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after
the earliest period allowed by law.
PASSED: February 26, 1852.
Attest: Isl G. T. APTHORP,
Clerk of the Commission
Published: February 29, 1852.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-28

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wladyslaw
Kosar, 1866 East 133rd ST., girl,
Ursula Kosar, February 18th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-28
ORDINANCE NO. 1923


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5 9$S
ExSSE FSSSSS fSSSS$y s4 81 0FD
the and safety and for the usual
"'} SSs7a2R R15s'Ra BY the
the City of East Cleveland Oh ourfhs of all members elected
SdToS That the following made
# from sS NJ hour . IS
A M N ~ = That the following service charges shall be maze
a) courts, Dollars $4,000 per
1e Te W H @ ep pts tu Gn Do % to aPS e % 1fe faf @
under such limitations time and Of play the
3 5i4Es io an ssa5t
the city Manager may determine
76n 'as @ %f@SSs n' Ss the Of % s
balance S Membership S
e That in addition to the herein provided the
C HRsgsE Re msy % his es % a @ & E % s
EcToS F S g. 04 ePH e on city Rs sf May % and he is hereby author
9s 1sd at 9 % sy
c1AssrrrcAr1or sss sS5yfs is fss:si fesss5
For children six years of age and under -M No charge
For girls and boys over twelve years Of age and
sS1It CENT:
ESToN5 That The cy Manager Be and he heIe5y author
with the City park playground recreaiona
therefor including the entertainers,
Hundred Dollars $1000 individual
admission
Cents ($025 he deem reasonable
and
n.ne H s. 5 @ % M N f sns Nay 5 M o
February 1851 be and the hereby repealed
SECTION 6: That this ordinance is hereby declared to be
prope 9 d
of vote mnp % o n mmbs and d5 tive @ the
otherwise shall effect be
earliest period allowed by law
PASSED: February 26, 1852.
Attest:I Isl G. T. APTHORP,
Clerk OF the Commission
February 90 1852