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Evening star., 1952-07-13

AVw rent RoOo tease. owner
TA' fas 1Hs1 1thsr interest. Call OWNER.
VIII 56. es1s1a SEIt ESTABLISHED mqy.ns
FURNISHED ROoMING HOUSE, IA
rooms; SS9 Tor sale: good income; 81 .250.
DRUGsToRE-inn;" iSS sTe f. NV small town. 1s, sn,v
25 miles from b. G.. @ at busy busy hiFhs Ids
Of approx. $4,000 yearly. viii be
more than double shortly due to early
location of doctor in bldg. under
construction adtoin. drugstore. Good
foa9to fecuipmtent, new: complete stock.
Opportunity; sacrifice for early sale
siScEaHRs siSecTEains GAS SSt;' STATION and Is, "a.
rage; modern equipment; 81 900, or
best e Ofier. Cali 6N. s6e7. or AP.
CARD AND GIFT sHor-oood %s nv,
store; excellent opportunity Must
;aerifce-ill health. ia. O222. IS:
ANTIQUE SHOP in GeorgetoWn. good
stock. excellent location. exception
ally fIc,,! good lease avSiIabls; For pSr:
Vermont ave. NV. IA. $3.50: home Sno
HE2RiSS7 ia, nse7. AID FIRM. v.,l-k1ovn| E1s
estab. ONCE in heart of business
district. VIII include stock, aects.,
rec. furniture and fixtures. Ideal
for cple.: will train. Owner leaving
town. Price reas. for quick sale.
All inquiries confidential. Write
Box 396.B, Star.
LUNCHEONETTE, 1904 C st. n.e.;I
fully equipped with fountain; other
bus. $500 down, bal. as rent. Call
after IL am, HERMAN. RE. 29s9.
RESpnNSIRyr pARTv x,u ,nv.st
$1,000, with services, in established
business or enterprise. No schemes.
EIcEI2ESiTs SSs 12FSi s'afi OPPORTUNITY for
semi-retired couple. small neighbor-
hood grocery store. well located. |
well established, completely equipped,
well stocked. Living quarters; addi-
tional apt. rented for $S5 per
month. Low rent, small down pay
ment, balance on terms. Write
DRY CLEANING AGENCY. saoo|
week; owner Ill, will consider reas.
offer. Broker coop. invited. ,Hu.
Evening star., 1952-07-13

THREE BEDROOM BRICK, powder
rm. 1st. f., dishwasher, garbage
disposal semifinished bsmt Cali
LU.. 2-1669: ewes. and Sundays,
weekdays, HO. 5000. ROGER MOSS,
Realtor. 2125 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1952-12-10

trade-in allowance . the best
service and the biggest Sc
lection of typewriters in the city
or in the country for that
matter.
If you're planning to buy a
typewriter for an Xmas gift or
for yourSelf-whether you want
to spend $25 or $125-the man to
see is Iru Keller at Central Type
writer Co., 2019 14th st. NV, or
call him at Hudson 3-5l21.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
DO YOU KNOW
THIS man?

In case you
don't you
should! His
name is IrU
Keller, Wash
ington's lead
ing typewrit-
er dealer. He
G u ar an tees
you the best
deal . the
h j q h e S t
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.
TRAIlERS

LIGHT HAULING-Reasona Call
RIA. 1888.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1850 Streamliner; 8 cyl
inders; fully. equip no dealers;
81 100; will trade: can finance. Ii
7-014S or ME. 1857. %
STUDEBAKER 1871. $50 or bes,
cash offer; r. and h, $40 engine;
trailer hitch. MR.. DOHERTY. Elk
909S, 81 pm. DI. 1872 after p. m
STUDEBAKER 1851 Commander A.
dr.; Clamatizer, radio overdrive
etc. $1.695. IA. 7-9127 after 8: 80
sffGDEBAKER 1851 4-door Land.
cruiser; r. and b. Wv. tires, all
dealers, AP. 1903. IS
$1.395; very clean. HORNER'S. 9th
STATION la n WAGON On 81 81 Ford Ford coun.
try SQUIRE: cd. r. and h.; $1.995.
HORNER'S. 9th and Fla. me-, AT.
WiLLYs 1859 Aero Lark. This is
one of the smartest looking ears on
the road today. 1t has economy plus.
Six cyl. with that gas-savins over
drive. Also r. and h. Only BOSS
miles and priced at the unbelievable
price Of 81 sos. Low down pay
ment required. Up to "a mos. to
pay the bal. Come out and see
me. Jim Bullion. Let me show it to
you or Just call and I'll bring it
MOTOR CO, JU. s-3i57. ioG5
East-West hwy. Silver Spring. Nd.
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ATTENTION AUTO BUYERS

FORD 81 club cpe; equip, o.d. anc
everything; maroon color; owner
low mi. car: This car Is selling wa,
cost to buyer. Only 81 $50.
MERCURY ST 4 dr.. r., h.. dir. lights
beaut. 2-tone finish; this car is 8
one-owner car and Just like new
Loaded with many other extras;
90-day guar. No cost to buyer. This
gar Is selling way below ceiling;
CHEVROLET $50 club cpe.; 2 tone;
one owner; very low MI. 270O. Just
Ike a brand-new car; 90-day guar
No cost to buyer. Only S1,745,
MERCURY so club cpe.; equip; one
owner: Just like q new car. New
tires all around. "A real bargain al
mis- TINS low price; today only, $I,459.
trade. easy terms.
RELIABLE WHOLESALERS
1901 Old Bladensburg Rd.
Silver Spring. Md. Jg. 7-96Sl
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBlLE 1850 "ss" club coupe
Hydra -MaLic. hea.er. new ~.-w. ~.
$1.625. 1923 Wisconsin ave. Be
n tnssda; q. WI. Gill; after $40
PRCKiARD. 1871. sedan: beautifu
condition. Looks and runs like new
I s4L5' .t terms; ROPER 18th sne
PACKARD 1850 Super de luxe 50 IN;
Ultramatic; fully equipped; perfect
s sfnd Ss9l svs s' s. ssas sest ia
blk; good tires; excellent appear.
ance and running cond; S645 Oh
r 1885, r1 5SeS 4i SoNrE L and 4ssi
Conn, 1WO. $500.
PLYM0UTH 1852 4;drs sedan, J lc y
MOTORS, INC, ler-Plymouth,
4100 Georgia ave-. ia, 1900. Open
PiIsYsMoUTH. 1s41. super de luxe
terms; s35 down. ROPER. 18th
and r. I. ave. ne. =
PLYMOUTH, 1912. convertible club
s sSn9f looks s4s5 5ke er mass sPsRsd
mechanically. good rubber; S195
EDGEMOOR MOTOR co. Ford
5335 Wis; aye. NV; OR: sO93:
dUa 81 hsSsE sSsfi sof fea
CO. (Ferd,. $685. wis. ave. NV.
P 2F SsaH 1851 club coupe; l,sh,
blue; excel: cond.; 1852 de luxe lux,
CO. GAP. ewes; and week ends. IS
PLYMOUTH so Special de luxe 4-dr.
| light green. heater. turn Sig, seat
covers. Is; 900 mi; orig. owner. very
Slsan 81 400 81 g. 2SS i,n after 3;
tires and finish: $3.50. OR. 1867.
PLYMOUTH 1s4s 4-dr; sedan; clean
p fGnStSn 1885, 1850 20 sdr SEDAN SEDAN blue
heater and seat covers: 5000 miles;
perfect condition, $l.395. 1912 G
rSNFIxsc?. 1881 cn III, Dc luxe ~; z;
GOD ssn. gray clean Sal' f?Sss'gDedA RcSbi
PONTIAC CO. 1887 Irving st. NV.
PooH'TIIxVC ia4s chieftain sedan-cpe.
and ND Hy q s7 Mat SRc ABE pSo 5sHr
CO. CO. i4s7 irvins St. NV. AD. $500
PONTIAC 1850 streamliner SO" Sc,
dan; and sot h. .xss, smooth a inc
days special at ST ,595. Easy terms,
9. COAST-IN PONTIAC. 4O7 Fla
PONTiAC 1s4o 4odr. sedan; radio,
I excellent cond; only $3.50. See al
904 18th st. NV. from 4 pm. till 9
PONTIAC 80 49," 4-dr.. de luxe
Hydra-Matic, r., h., tinted glass
other extras. This car has showroom
appearance. Low mi. S2.295. Way
under list. GREENWAY MOTORS
5000 MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-3b16.
PONTIAC so 49," cdr: Hydra.
Matte. loaded with extras; original
dream. Don't fail to see this excep-
| tional car: only 81 .495. Your old
car regardless of condition may
% WAY t Mor sSSg p 1898 MIMI GREEM
| ne LII, 4-3516, q
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FORD 1851 Custom de luxe; 8 cyl.
bGESdS0mafie no trade and h 6Sl5ppc0 MIsi
az ssll asst ssds illness e2s Allison st: NV,
FORD 1880 MODEL "a" cpe., s new
cash; interior good. OW. 34s3.
FORD 1850 Tudor, sedan, mechanic
ally perfect; brand new tires must
FORD, '46 s cylinder Fordor. r. and
b.; very clean; $685.. After 4 pm.
FokkD 'H Isl Custom SO" Fordor. Seat
covers ss ra ads and E% hsats5 i% am9G
GO. Cord. $685. Wis. ave. n. W.,
FORD '49 Custom club coupe. seat
s soyers, radiS, heater; $995; EDGE
r Was a Sf Custom nT; Of fud 1923; and h.
transit. overseas; 81 ESQ or best Of
fer. IA. 5425 or Ia. 9515. 3
FORD 81 coupe; highest perform
ance: absolutely unique: 81. $50.
r Sal q 1850 fado atte Us DE- em luxe. dark
blue. excel. cond;; S1,250 or best
FORD '52 Custom "s' Tudor, alpine
blue; 900 mi; fully equip; S2,195.
f 3Si 1855 1875 Tudor de luxe; green.
Frazer. I94s de 'Y luxe Is sedan i'Y looks
and runs like new. 1906. terms.
ROPER. 18th and R. I. ave. ne.
HUDSON 81 sedan; $1.4s5 Pace
NER's. 9th and Fla. NE. AT. 6464.
HUDSON '4s Super "6" sedan: radio,
heater. seat covers; original black
finish; Immaculate condition through
out: SS45. WHEELER INC, Chrysler-
Plymouth tEM. 470s,. 4S00 Wis
k l0Hsta aE Issj4s 4-dr.; low mileage.
lac. 1921 Conn. Wo. $500.
mSss sscr ste s ssl5ow De- Ssss
I 1885, XII. a. s:,s 3 0risinal owner;
MERCURY 1856 club coupe: over
ttiTess. Price, ST $50. Cali IN.
MERCURY SO 2-dr. sedan; r. and h.,
nylon plastic seat covers and un-
never been out OF the trunk. THIS
is a beautiful maroon. Only 2,1S7
e eaT ans driven siy fo ml s Come in
happy 70 answer any questions that
! am able to. If you are interested
in seeing this car and you are unable
to come in, | will be happy to bring
it to you. S2.495. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO. 1902 East-West hwy,
Silver Spring. Md. JU. 1857.
Si.is7. JACK FRY sY iTp DIT 14 GSn and
P sts; NV; Est. 1923.
MORRIS MINOR $500 miles; 5000.
NASH 81 Ambassador; dark green,
Hydra-Matic. almost new set Of
General tires. Many extras. Fine
cond.; 81 400 or best offer. Must
sell Immediately. BY original owner.
Crescent 727-M. Fairfax. Va. -
stnd lg can 4 af1sr very s1o 20. cond
oLDsMoBILE so club cpe. $50;
ASSkSERs. 9Th and ld0 Fla a. me- u AZ AP
oLDsMoBILE. 1e41, de luxe sedan;
sacrifice 1895. terms. ROPER,
OLDSMOBILE 1861 Super 49, Q
Or seoan. gray; straight shift. r..
H., turn lights, etc; low mileage;
s orig; owner; $1,000. XII. s-6169,
o ii6sS q Rim; 1851 "ss" Holiday Ms de
luxe; r. and h., seat covers. etc:
perfect, immaculate throughout:
W. tires, two-tone blue: original
owner. Must see to appreciate:
S2,395 or best offer. Owner leaving
oLDS 1850 "Ss' de LUXE 4-dr.; green.
tHi rs.. ma r. and h; Sc. Wv;
mi; Cream Puff; So 1 loo or r' best
ofIer. OF. 9O19 or 9239. Ia
OLDSMOBlLE 81 club coupe; fully
eaulp:: $50. LO. 4-6747. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-07

Paying big prices for 1885 to 1850
cars. 5S06 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 9844
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 194S English 2-dr.; good
tires, good cond.: good gas mile
age: $500 or best offer. WI. 4475.
AUSTIN 1s4s. ,sos7: so Austin.
S sS3: p 81 , Fqsd Consul r.a sl. ds7
BUICK 80 4-dr.; owner 1i .'' ex keep:
tional cond.; good tires. seat COW
ers: 1926. 10. 2-O16o after 4:30.
BUICK 1850 Super 4-dr. sedan;
T; and, h., custom seat covers. Dyna-
By ow WI r. Vienna ni' 2 s, 10 10
heater, sacrifice 1899. terms; $50
down. ROPER, 18th and r. I.
BUICK 40 Roadnaster; 4-dr.; r. h.:
low ,3ysi niasas ss perfect eon nd; new wy
s Jsss St or 10 sas 44S e best 0iier: Il
BUICK 80 hard-top cdr. Riviera;
So,O45; Super E-Z Eye glass; very
clean. At H3 8ssI 9th and Fla.
BUICK. 194s, de luxe convertible
heater. red leather upholstery. Beau
tiful sunset red finish with Bur
bank top. 1905, terms. ROPER"
18th and r. /. ave. ne. -
BUICK 81 hard-top 2-dr. Riviera
Super; 2-tone: equip; S2,395. HOR-
NER'S. 9th and Fla. ne. AT. 1854.
BUICK, 1912, de luxe sedan: excel
lent condition. Sacrifice $395.
Terms. ROPER. 18th and 3; I.
BUICK '4s Super de luxe conv.;
cleanest in town. interior and ex-
terror spotless; orig. red leather up
f holstery brand,neW s,r.s he saC
eng. purrs like kitten; sacr. at
S1,150 or best offer. Call LA.
BUICK 80 Super Riviera sedan;
equipped. conventional transmission.
heater Wv. tires res 2 s,i,on finish;
for only s1'695. WHEELER. INC,
Chrysler-Plymouth (EM. 47Os). 1890
BUICK. 1851. Roadmaster. Riviera
sedan; r. and h.. Dynaflow. Wv.
tires beautiful, 2-tone green finish
holstery: tinted glass, driven less
ss SEQ 'Of Ho 5is Mo STe Sales SALES,
1345 Que st. NV. DU. $500. 10
CADILLAC sedan 4-dr, 81 194S:
dual radio. seat GO, covers heater and
shields. HYDRA Matte. one owner. ex-
eel. cond.: S2,OG0. RIA. 800. -
CADILLAC ~ 4-dr. "62": new
tires, r.. h.. one-owner car. Low
mileage, runs like new. If you
drive it, you'll buy 1t for sure.
S1,295. GREENWAY MOTORS,
5000 MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-3516.
CADILLAC 1850 model 90; royal blue,
low mileage; one owner; $3.50. EN-.
3l37. p
CADILLAC 1851 model 90 4-dr. Sc
dan; all accessories; $3.400; 1-owner
car AT. O4OO.
good tires; orig. glossy black finish;
excel. mechan. cond.; very clean in
side and out; S1.O95. HOYLE MO-
TOR SALES. 1345 Que st. NV.
DU. $500. 10
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

$4,000 so. FIT. of ground centrally
located; pvt. r. :. siding and office
Ma. 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-07


TRAILERS. utility (2): bargain at
S275 ca; steel construction with
drawers and storage cabinet; useful
for plumbing or electrical contrac-
tor; cost $3.50 to build AMERICAN
TRAILER CO.. 403O Wisconsin ave.
UNIVERSAL 1850, 81 it.; damaged
in accident; can be repaired at low
cost by any one handy with tools,
and made into very fine trailer
home at low cost. Come and see at
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, 4O3O
Wisconsin ave. Price, $1,000 as is.
sTREAMLINED, luggage or camping
trailer. all-steel covered. 2 wheels.
Axe. will sleep 2 people. 6.00x16
tires, S175.
TWO-WHEELED LUGGAGE TRAIL
Err, Axe. new body. SIS.
FOUR WHEEL CROSS COUNTRY
trailer. 3-ft. steel sides, 5x10 body.
HAUL-A-WAYS
2Sl3 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Arl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-07
TRUCKS FOR SALE

Army Surplus Trucks
"a DUMP TRUCKS
Also so others including pickups,
panels. stakes. vans, tractors. van
tra;lers. platform .railers. low-box
trailerS. school buses.
All MakeS-Terms- Trade
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
GMC TRUCK DEAL Err
TWO LOCATIONS
1901 Oronoco ST., Alex. OV. 1900
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1851 Custom de luxe; 8 cyl
Fordomatic, r. and h. slipcoyers;
sell acct, illness. 629 Allison st. NV.
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BOATS
GARAGES

GARAGE-Built-in brick: for rent
$40 mo-. 12S 18th st. ne. Cal
ia. 1854. ia
IN-BUMT BRICK GARAGE - SIC
monthly. ia. 4354. Ia
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. private lot
24-hour parking privilege. SIS pei
mo. Apply SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345. IS
I4O2 MASS. AVE. Sc. single garage
$40 per month. Call after 6 pm
Ii. 1874. --l3
I43l NEWTON ST. NV, garage suit
able. for storage or car; Sill. TU
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AUSTIN 194S English Cdr; good
tires, good cond.. good gas mile
age: $500 or best offer. WI. 4475.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

VA. approximately 49,
600 SO. it; 20 #. frontage on paved
street; double r.r. stdings; by owner
OW. 1854 -l2
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OFFICE SPACE
DESK SPACE

ARLINGTON. on Wilson blvd. near
Courthouse: desk space. phone serv-
BAN Sns sE nv &c cES SSE Csii H IA
2-S373. ia. 5-919S. Iii
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Lucia Festivals
Are Announced

Sweden ushers in the gay side
of Christmas on December 18th,
with observance of Lucia Day.
Tradition goes back few CEN
turies to cold winter following a
lean harvest. People were hungry.
Christmas was nearing.
Then on the memorial December
18th across the snow and the ice
came Lucia, Goddess of Light,
dressed in trailing white robes and
wearing on her head crown of
evergreehs and lighted candles. In
her hands she carried tray of
Lusskaka, bread for the people.
On Saturday evening, December
18th in B e t h | e h m Lutheran
Church, 1905 Wade Park ave., the
Swedish Cultural Society will hold
their annual Lucia Fest and invite
the public. A small fee will be
charged.
Miss Mary Anliot, Hiram
Freshman, daughter of the Sture
Anliots will be Lucia. She will
be attended by Miss Sylvia Olsen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Olson, and a company of young
children. All will wear white
robes, with varying crowns.
A film christmas in Other
Lands will be followed by the serv-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Hanging Of The
Greens Features
Party At YWCA

Miss Esther Patch, chairman
for the YWCA Christmas Party to
be held on Monday evening, Decem-
Der 18th, is announcing an evening
planned to entertain every member
of the family at $3.50 o'clock.
Beginning with the first hour,
everybody is urged to share the
fun of making decorations for the
Christmas tree. The little folks will
be entertained with story hour,
so be sure to bring them along.
Then, from :730 to 500, there will
be the traditional Hanging of the
Greens" celebration, trimming the
tree and carol singing, led by Mrs.
Harriet Harris followed by pro-
gram by teen-age groups and an
original story by Miss Edna Blaine
from the Creative Writing group.
The climax is Santa's arrival and
refreshments.
Miss Patch, and her vice-chair-
man, Miss Lois Maxwell, are men,
bers of the Business and Profes-
sional Women's Group, and their
assistants are CO members Mrs.
Kenneth Daniels, Mrs. Ann Marie
Hughey, Mrs. Theresa Humes, Miss
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Reliance Develops
Sea Duty Motors

Specially developed for "severe
"sea duty" motors and motor con-
trolls manufactured by the Reli-
ance Electric & Engineering Com
,pany, will power a wide range of
auxiliary equipment being installed
in the new 60,000-ton Naval air
craft carrier "USS Forrestal," now
under construction at the Newport
Nefs Shipbuilding & Drydock Com
pany in Newport News, Va.
The motors designed expressly
by Reliance engineers to Navy
performance specifications based
on battle-damage conditions, in
corporate special enclosures,
mountings and other advanced de-
sign features that fully meet drive
requirements of companies supply
ing the auxiliaries for the "For-
restal"
Costing approximately $500,0O0,
these motors-some 250 of them
and their associated controls-will
drive some 46 different undertook
auxiliary equipment units aboard
this new aircraft carrier.
Of all-steel construction through
out and featuring high-shock de-
sign, these Reliance motors range
from u to 400-horsepower ca
pacity. They will drive such auxil-
iary equipment units as air, refrig-
Grafton land freon compressors of
various types and sizes; steering
gear and electrohydraulic wind
lasses; and pumps for circulating
water supply systems and diesel
and fuel oil systems aboard the
aircraft carrier.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
II Boys In
Class F To
Top Record

Eight more boys registered Sat-
urday to raise the total to II, en-
tries in the Exchange Club Glass F
basketball supervised by the East
Cleveland YMCA. 1t is one of the
largest leagues in the history of
Class F in East Cleveland.
The age range for Class F is
IL through Ia. All their games
are played at Shaw High gyms be-
tween 1890 and 1:30 Saturdays.
These boys are coached by Shaw
High Varsity and Junior Varsity
players. Some Of these boys will
undoubtedly be future Kirk and
Shaw varsity stars.
The Genital Miller Foxes easily
defeated the Sneller Lions 25-6 be-
hind the sharpshooting of Bob
Biscotti.
The Magnus Chemical Sharks
squeezed by the Wuertz Cubs 1913
in a closely contested defensive
game. Thiele led the Sharks with
8 of the 10 points garnered. Joe
Russo was high for the cubs with
8 counters.
The Tomsic Tigers early lead
held as they defeated the Diamond
Wolves 26-15. Blaine Foreman's
16 points spelled the difference be-
tween the two teams. Lynn Day.
ton was high for Diamonds with
II points.
The Wheeler Hawks edged the
Reliable Realty Bears 81 to Is in
the final period due to Tony Mas
saro's ability to steal the ball and
score. He accounted for II of the
21 points scored. Mike Brophy led
the Bears with 10 points.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A.
Beukeman, 14805 Elm ave-, a boy,
Robert Arthur jr., December End.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rosson, 1884 Pontiac ave-, boy,
James Michael jr., November 30th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold C
Hough, 1854 Page ave-, a boy,
Davis Wayne, November 30th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
S. Lowe, 1904 First ave., a girl,
Deborah Jean, November 29th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11

ing of Luci Lussekattor and other
Lucia Day goodies.
Miss Edith Olsen of Coventry I'd.
is president of the society.
Members of the Monitor and
Noble lodges Of Vasa Order are
having an open Lucia Fest in the
East Cleveland Woman's Club, 1747
Lake Front ave. Mrs. Sven Helm
of Mortified rd. is chairman and
Adele Johannson will be Lucia.
There will be refreshments and
dancing. Tickets at the door.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11

Vivian Massa, Mrs. Alberta Swart-
hout, and Y-Teen Judy Dunn,
Audrey Loughney, Anna Marie
Steinborn, and Cara Warner. Staff
members Mrs. Wilma Sakal, Health
Education Director, Mrs. Hazel
Klinger, Program Director and her
student assistant, Miss Ursula
Freund are also having a party in
the planning.
This is a neighborhood celebra-
ton in one of your neighborhood
agencies, and YOU are welcome.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-19
Traffic Rates Up For AcS and WU

Telegraph messages to and from Alaska are accepted and delivered by the Western Union in Seattle since Janu, ary 4.
 Increased costs, both by Western Union and by ACS have brought about the need for an increase in telegraph tariffs by both systems, Col. Fred P, Andrews. command ing officer of the ACS with headquarters in Seattle, said recently.
 He said it was decided it would be more economical to el minate duplic ating re- ceiving and delivery functions performed by the ACS in Se- attle. ACS facilities between Seattle and Alaska. and with in Alaska, will continue to serve customers as in the past.
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many more calls that eithe were false or did not require action by the firemen.
 Of the "A alarms that re- suited in water being used or extinguishers put in action, 15 of the fires were caused by faulty fues or stoves.
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During 1851 the Kodiak Volunteer Fire Department answered an average of two fire calls a month that re- uuired the unreeling of hose or use of hand held ex- ainguishers.
 The departmenenC answered
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day and Tuesday to answer questions about social se- curity, old age and survivors 5 insurance.
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J. w. Finneil. fieid repre-
 sentative, of the Social Se- curity Administration in An chorage was in Kodiak Mon
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Crowd Braves Blizzard For Pioneer Whist Party

In completely disregard for the blizzard blowing Friday night, a good crowd turned out for the Pioneer whist party, the third in the annual tournament.
 Leading the tournament are Bill Cameron, Walter Glavinovich and Dan Fritz for the men; Mrs. T. Scott, Mrs. Chas. Fagerstrom and Mrs. Ben Gillette, for the women.
 Winners of the evenings prizes were Mike Kelly, Oliver Boe, Robert George, Mrs. Ben Gillette, Jane Scott and Mrs. w. Cameron. Larry Calvin was door prize win ner.
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Methodist Churchmen
 Here on Preaching Mission

Gordon Gould, superintendent of Methodist Churches in Alaska, arrived Saturday night from Fair banks and spoke at the morning services of the Community Meth 'odist Church Sunday.
 Hugh Townley of Saginaw, Mich, and Albert Osborne, lay man from Nebraska, arrived yes- terday on a preaching mission and will be heard at the church Mon day, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri day at 500 pm. They are part of a group of 20 ministers and laymen covering the territory this week.