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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
ORDINANCE NO. 4sss


OF fPfRNANE s Se FoR the oHsS NPSoyE e
s LIN T Pdf EF6 THE 1TT G5
9eE NHGEPfER fSR
faeS i 31ss from Of M
NOrhssSt Of the line Of Beersfod
which Commission before a Psosa1es asy eo@
WHEEA an 8ts for the immedist. preservation
of the public property health safety to provide for an
IT ORDAINED by tn. Commission of
sRGT0s ess th o1a Sa % the City of East
Route q No. fssa Ed Avenu
o e9ny S ss % % by the Il. City East
under s sN sgRfG01 q sf director of Highways
WHEREAS the ghTays considering the matter of
fp1EE dcrSs aH u edT 5 supervision of the public high
70, + :. M cgysA usR Guys
By 5 snd @ 1g from cur. to 81 with
above described Routes which lie within corporate limits Of the
Beginning centerne Euclid Avenue as now ests6shed at
its point of intersection with the sOuthry Corporation
along Of Euclid Avenue to pon therein ds
the Place and there e m Br
in all distance of 1929 miles
WHEREAS 1 E5 1T it declared to be in the public interest
described Improvement under the supervision the Director High
ways IN m & n with Plans specifications and estimates
THEREFORE such consent be and is hereby given for
SECTION III HUFGoRiTY To s1GN
BE 1T ORDAINED that the City Manager City
Ohio be and he d into
49, ~ SECTION SECT IoM III d. parking REeULAroNs)
land Ohio that completion said
Cleveland Ohio will thereafter 's0 o
Regulate ang 'Rsa s o~s n @ times and
Avenue s the PlEns # the ] Ssh h Euclid
That this resolution shall take effect and be force from and
= eeseu'----~ A''H
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27

(Story On Page'One)
NEW FACTORY MANAGER of
divers Cleveland Crawler Tractor
Plant, East 193rd and Euclid ave-,
is James L. Baxter, 1858 East
142nd st. The announcement was
made today by Reber c. Stupp,
Plant Manager.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
Sl7.500
Price SI0shed!

MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK
A 6-room COLONEL off East 222nd>St.
with q lovely living room. fireplace.
very modern tile kitchen. beautiful
Competing on lst 8 bedrooms. bath
on End. finished 3rd, full basement.
gas furnace. 2-cor garage. concrete
drive. Moke your appointment now.
II uyill mt lr,ef nj
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
Camille Tausig

. For many years Camille Tausig
designed, fashioned and sold jewel
ry in his store on Euclid and Su-
perior aves following a craft he
learned as "a youth from his father
after the family came here from
Vienna in 1886.
Mr.. Tausig died in Mt. Sinai
Hospital November 21st, aged rs
years. Services were held Sunday
at Cleveland Temple Memorial and
burial was in Mayfield Cemetery.
His first years were spent with
the Bowler and Burdick jewelers.
but he then had his own shop until
he retired a year ago. He resided
at the Commodore Hotel.
Mr.. Tausig was the first pres
ident of The Temple Mems Club
and a 50-year Mason with member
ship in Ellsworth Lodge and Al
Sirat Grotto.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Jane Roblitz Pearson; four
brothers, Hugo, a former orchestra
leader, Emil, Al and Julius. His
wife, Sadie, died in 1850.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27

Stop Looking
We have your 412-room bungalow
off Loke Shore Blvd: only year
old with 2 bedrooms on lst. space
on End; nice lot. This dreom house
con be yours for only
eli nm
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
Mrs. Donald GIynn.
Worker In Youth
Activities Dies

A heart attack suffered just as
she drove the family car out of
the drive at her home, GAP Gale
donia ave., Wednesday, November
18th proved fatal to Mrs. Marjorie
Glynn, whose death followed with
in a few hours at Mount Sinai
Hospital.
Services were held by her pastor,
Rev. Earle Henderson of the
Church of the Cross, and burial
was in Lakeview Cemetery on Sat-
urday, November 22nd.
Mrs. Glynn was a lifelong resi-
dent of East Cleveland, the daugh.
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Shaw. She was graduated
from Shaw High School and at
tended Baldwin Wallace College
and Western Reserve University.
She was married to Donald w.
Glynn, who with two sons, David
and Donald jr., and a sister, Mrs.
Virginia Blatti Of Los Angeles,
Calf, survive.
Mrs. Glynn was active in PTA
circles at both Caledonia and Kirk
Junior High Schools, and in the
Y Mothers Club at the East
Cleveland YMCA. AS her boys
grew from Clubbing to Boy Scout
age, she served on the Mothers
Group in both Of these organiza-
tions.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
Country Store>
British Faiire
Church Bazaar

There's good ham dinner and
happy time of fellowship in
store for all who attend the annual
bazaar at Trinity Evangelical
United Brethren Church on Fri
day, December 5th.
The booths will be open from
5 to 10 p. M, with dinner being
served from $50 to Z o'clock. Mrs.
E. r. Hennen is chairman Of the
dinner committee and R. w. Baird
is general chairman of the booths
which will feature handwork, baked
goods and homemade candy, white
elephant items, and the country
store will carry varied line of
fresh produce, oven-ready dressed
chickens, eggs, cheese, and some
staple groceries.
Movies will be shown at regular
intervals for the children while
Nom and Dad shop and visit
country style"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
Defense Bond
Sale Gaining

Cuyahoga County showed its
ninth consecutive month of in
creased sales of Defense Bonds
with a gain of $1,823,433 in pur-
chases of Series E and H Bonds
during October, compared to E
Bond sales for the same month
last year, Don Stratton, Area Man
ager for Northeast Ohio, Defense
Bonds Division, announced today.
Sales of E Bonds in the county
during October last year amounted
to $4,370, ,901, and compared to last
months Ell Bond sales of Sc, 6,193,-
734.
State Defense Bond officials in
Columbus said the sales increase in
Ohio for October, compared to E
Bond sales for the same month in
1851, pushed the years total
monthly gain closer to the 80 mil
lion dollar mark.
Sixty-four of the states eighty
eight counties reported gains for
October to give the largest month
ly plus thus far in 1852, and, at
the same time, marked the thir-
teenth consecutive month of in
creased purchases of Defense
Bonds. Defense Bond officials in
Columbus said Ohio's dollar sales
of E Bonds only in October, 1851,
were $16,881.650 and compare to
last months total Ell bond sales
of $22,277, ,502, for an increase of
$5,495,S52. Sales of the new cur
rent income bond, Series H, were
combined with E Bond sales after
June l of this year.
State Bond officials also pointed
out that national sales of Ell
Bonds increased during the first
mint months Of 1852, reflecting a 9
per cent rise through September.
Of the Ohio sales gain for Octo-
Der, nearly two-thirds of it came
from four industrialized counties:
Cuyahoga, Hamilton, Montgomery,
and Lucas.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
Miss Pauline Moriarty

Services were held in st. Philo-
mena Church on Saturday, Novem-
Der 22nd for Miss Pauline Moriarty,
resident of 1901 Belmore I'd. Her
death occurred there on November
18th. Burial was made in Ashta-
bula, her native city.
Prior to her retirement in 1949,
Miss Moriarty had been employed
for many years by the Electric
Controller & Manufacturing Co. as
a bookkeeper. She was a member
of the Catholic Daughters Of
America.
She is survived by sister, Mar
garet; a brother Leo. Another
brother, Father Michael L. Mo-
riarty, pastor at st. Catherine
Church died in 1851.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
Service
Clubs

Two speakers presented two
sides to the topic Thanksgiving
Old and New at the Monday XII
wants Club luncheon meeting. From
Euclid ave. Christian Church, they
were Rev. Dom Ramsdell, associate
pastor, who spoke on Thanksgiving
from the Old Testament tradition,
and Rev. Walter F. MCGOWAN, the
pastor, who took the subject from
the New Testament version.
The program closed with songs
by Rev. MCGOWAN, accompanied by
Rev. William Warman, rector Of
st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
"An Attorney Looks At Re-
ligion." This is the topic which
George S. Wolmer, an attorney,
will discuss before the East Cleve-
land Lions Club on Tuesday, De-
cember End. Mr.. Wolmer is execu-
tive secretary of the Cleveland
Teachers Association.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27

the public health safety provide for an
NOW THEREFORE BE 1T RESOLVED by the Commission Of
the City of East Cleveland Ohio, fourh of elected
SECTION That the City of East Cleveland
Ohio hereby adopts the following resolution:
555-si2S s1ed AVn"e
oho % the naGed by Of the M City East
under the superEn Of the Director of Highways
WHEREAS, Director Highways is considering tn. matter Of
tne ooWng under his supervision of public high
m I The 90 Improvement of R. cuyeA UsR Guys
az BY 5 n the existing from curb
above P anu ioI concrete on those sections of the
City Of East Cleveland and between the following ern
point of intersection with the Southey Corporation line of the
u East o CEeand s Thence from said plate Of beginning North
n & thea Along % said eeGteFBe feet from its
i" al Now. S5'tfHfs FHsFff6Rh, # 7i5Ri miles S
BE IT RESOLVED that the ~. civ
above described bS e .1t s t
ana contributing sum OF 500 of the total said
of water MAINS service hydrants vaivs
thereto as NAV be- pwne0 nn utilities al
said be also inclusive of engineering
sSa Shss ISS5ds3s
urTY EGHNeNA4 9E Nb bTT r 4r
STATE M M OF OHIO OHIO HARMLESS OF DAMAGEs5 Inv inA
land Ohio that: " '' 0l'' u Last O'e'e'
a. The right Of construction of the afore.
FROM M nave been made with and
affected by the said companies have agreed to
make any and all necessary plant in
said and said agreed make such
department e n0'nca00n by the city or the
3D. The City hereby said department of highways
and all damages claims arising from or proyng rom @
b bereind or b made or agreed to in Sections @
That this resolution shall take effect force from and
after the earliest period allowed by law. ~ ~
a a 1907
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
z REALTORS
Where Will You Find

An ideal semi-bungolow close to
Loke Shore Blvd. convenient TO
transportation, living room with ves-
tbule entrance. well planned inn
moculote kitchen. dinette. bed
rooms. bath on lst: l bedroom. stor-
age space on End: full basement.
nicely londscoped lot with outdoor
grill. eoroge. Competing; owner leov.
ing city. will sell this lovely home
for onlv
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
a roR oR1 $4,000
For Sale by Owner
Neur the Loke
North OF Loke Shore Blvd. at
l74l6 SCHENELY AVE.
Beautifully MoiNained
q nAAAk 0YAYNYE R3AARE


Full basement gGs dir.eondiHoning
heat fruit and storage rooms; large
kitchen with modern Morton sink. slid
ing gloss cabinets and indirect lighting:
breakfast nook; full dining room with
chino cabinets: large living room with
open fireplace and bookcases; vesti-
bule entrance and guest closet carpet
ing. Veneton blinds and $500 worth OF
draperies included; bedrooms. sun
room and uiring porch UP. plus linen
closet. modern bath and closets in each
bedroom. plus attic for storage; 2-car
garage. nicely landseaped. new uuio-
motto hot water iunk. storms and
screens.
Cell Owner. KE. l-0I02
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
RESOLUTION NO. 1894
By: Mr.. Koran


AN EMERGENCY RESOLUTION PROPOSING TO COOP
ERATE WITH THE STATE OF OHIO IN THE IMPROVE
MENT OF EUCLID AVENUE BY RESURFACING FROM
ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE SOUTHERLY CITY
LIMITS TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY ONE HUNDRED
AND THIRTY FEET NORTHEAST OF THE CENTER LINE
OF BEERSFORD.
WHEREAS, Director of Highways contemplating the i'm
of Euclid its intersection with the Southy
Limits 3O
Northeast of the line of Beersford, and
WHEREAS he has requested the adoption of resolution of
which by this Commission before
commitment be made to this Improvement, and
immediate preservation
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27

- - Director Ohio Dept. Of Highways
SECTION q That this
health safety providing for an essential nbc
Improvement and provided
th OF all members elected the City Commission effect
and be after
effect and be in force from after earliest period allowed
by law 1900 FO-'ON "N""e"
PASSED. November 1S, 1862
Attest Isl G. T. APTHORP,
Clerk the
Published: November 1852
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-27
City Manager

President
The aforegong is accepted proceedings with the
. For the City Of Cleveland Ohio
City Manager E-
the Of Ohio
Attest: ~
Evening star., 1952-12-25

and Bitzen und Santa Rudolph =. by goy
we've been getting ready for Christmas long hardly
believe it's over! But is until next year We've got to
out of it, too get warehouses in order for inventory
cause tax time coming so for the 2eh consecutive
Georges its in with fabulous
clearance. If you want to 500 TV
4Of nationally advertised washer refrigerator don't
confuse this with ordnary sales event. waste time wishing
hurry Georges Friday and Saturday ony Monday you may
be wishing again!
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Z ()FF[

Hurry choose from your favOrte brand of washers Immediate
delivery easy terms at Georges revers and
display models demonstrators SALE Quantities limited
hurry
Evening star., 1952-11-29
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

116? MORSE ST.-Laree front rm,;
! or. 2; near transp.; $40 sgle..o SIS
double. ii. 3-6S37. 80
] $40 z. CAPITOL ST.-Large at
tractive front rm:i conv: transp.
congenial settled couple. Ii. 1884
FURN. attractive room in
new home. next to bath; no other
roomers. Chillum bus. RA. 0527.
1927 1eth ST. NE.-warm. conf.
SINGLE FURNisHED ROOM; near
Transportation. 1888 st. ne.
1s G. RHODE Is. AVE. N.E.-Double
rms; cony; trsnsp.; employed sen
1888 UPsHUR-sunny rm.. lge. pvt.
home; conv;. to, buses; 2 in family;
eth ST. N.E.-Nice
irg rm: So wk. MRS. WINFIELD.
coLoR2D-DoUBLE dii o;iR2anD-DoUBLE FRONT RM.-
For rent. 1916 East CAPITOL ST., FIR.
C;oe,LoRED-FURN. ROOM for rent;
near good S%ai transportation; priyileGes'
c6HosED 81; slas6l: EMpL. crLE. a1 Small.
comfortable, room. use Of kitchen.
LU. 4-502S. ewes. Sat. and Sun.
coLoRED-Two DBLE. RMS; cpIes.,
men or women; fast transp.. unlim.
phone. 536 Gath ST.; So and $40.
COIORED-4I4 EYE ST. Ne; sgle
room, warm and comfortable; en-
ployed adult; some privils. TR. 6206.
COLORED-35 QUINCY PL. Ne
Large rooms. near transp. Call be-
fore S;30 pm; DE. 53555; 20 -
rm.. next to bath; empl. cple. or
. empl. girls. Ii. 1850.
OLORED-LARGE front room: also
hall room: both front. Women only.
Home privileges. AT. 5S32. 30
Evening star., 1952-11-29
ROOMS FURNisHED-N.W.

NEw dssorat.s fms a!p House Ssd ,.Syss Ess
switcSboa,d ms service. VSs 1'a i91s ssefgNses; New
wEsTMINsTER SISiISsEEs' HOTEL. "o 1857 T'o 18th
st.-Sgl. and dbl. rms: run. water,
MASTER BEDRM.. nicely furn.; pvt.
bath; 5 windows; on bus. Gentle
wiIsoS Ffns's%ar housfszsSS5 SR 1855 k.ioism. MaS
Mi; Mi $3.50 ess sor or M. d1iss sss5.o so' $50 go
17lO P ST. N.W.-.'The Churchill. 4"
Clean single rooms. run. water. maid
service. 81 up wk. NO. 9S6s. Il
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Comfortable
large room for employed ladies. DU.
9l27.- After ) pm. OR. 7l37. i
Manor" Only SS wkly. for nice we'll
heated front single room. Il
1854 HOBART ST. double front
r,n and front single rm.: conv. g.
WARDMAN PARK VIC. Pvt. home;
gentlemen: beautifully , furnished
phone ext. in rm. (also ssle. rm. ]
iiv rm. privils.. TV. no. 1927. 30
5I0O KANS. Ave. N.W.-Dbie. rm.
with connect. sit rm.; suit. 2 girls;
phone ext; . lge. closets: transp.
ssis 81 soss s.h ST. 81. SS85 nv .lnsl. na rms.
nicely furn., pvt. bath. In det. home:
Ais GALLATIN ST. N.W.-one single
room; laundry privils. Good transp.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
RMS. FuRN.-Mp. 8 VA. tcon.. }

NICELY FURN. RM.; shower bath;
bus esnI.. y sa6 Slk; n5 Cal Hecht a,t.r and Ksnn
1927 N. Utah St. Arl., va. i
LARGE COMFORTABLE ROOM. semi
pvt. bath; 3 blks. from Ga. ave. bus
terminal; $50 mo. .JU. 5-3S00. 80
ARLINGTON-Comfortable sgle. rm.,
pvt. bath tub and shower. COM
Portable hot water; Near Parking
Pentagon and city: $45 mo. ia.
2-64S6. 80
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM in home
OF couple in Arlington: share bath
with one: tele. ext; or room. pvt
bath. pvt. entrance; garage: unlim-
tied phone; first floor. CH. 22s9.
NEAR ARMY MAP sERvICEeDble.
rm; oyerlooking river. Brookmont,
$50. OIL. 6495. 80
ARLINGTON. single room, man only
nS S35 mo ,oHr ~ 1I3I2G SahSS, 49,, - - .
twin beds, glass incl. shower; mr..
shop, cent. Hot Shoppes. transp.;
gentleman or married cple.; $50 mo.
Jul 5-1S3S 40
Evening star., 1952-11-29
FARM AND GARDEN
BULLDOZERS AND LEADERS. rent
or contract. Estimates free. UN.
SE29

BULLDOZERS AND LEADERS. rent
or contract. Estimates free. UN.
LANDscAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
JE; 3:0s?s or FA 2s43.
sizes. 80. Paul Scarlet roses, 81.
Azaleas. 10 for $3.50. CAPITAL
NURSERY. 1918 Bladensburg I'd.
ne Open Sunday. -20
TREE REMOVAL. So and UP; get our
free estimates and save money
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. LO. b-457S.
FOR SALE-6SO bales of mixed
orchard grass and lespedeza hay.
You must haul 1t yourself, or have
It hauled from. farm: $500 for the
lot. Dry--kept in barn. Contact
owner at Sterling 1854. 20
SOD. delivered to your
Job: You lay 1t. VI. 1880. $
LILACS-5-ft. bushes, ST; also other
towering shrubs; oaks. naples
Clearing land. bring your shovel,
week ends only. 1904 Military rd..
TREE REMOVAL in D. C. area: Tea-
so05es son5els pFices' free estimates: IL
CLEAN FILL DIRT. top soil. 10 road
gravel, blue stone. hauling. Cail
after 9. 10. 1860. a
English. 80 ms. high,
healthy plants; S45 pair. WI. O6l3.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
REFRIGERATOR SALE

We, must have room for new 1858
refrigerators; entire stock reduced
for quick CLEARANCE; Deep-cut prices
mirai. HOTPOINT and crosley re-
frigerators, Ali new, delivered in
sealed cartons. Open ewes. till 9.
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY CO.
10th and H NE Ii. 3-90S2
REFGR:, gas. ais all sizes. zs, $3.50 q up.
EFFGk sd IT, nwssi!nshSSsf per eond ress Rasem'EsE En-
REFGR.. Hotpoint, large, e4 in. high,
30 in. wide: 50-lb. freezer. . trays;
owner leaving town. selling at sac
REFER. Coldspot shelvador, elec.,
it. gas. fair cond., $50. II. ia -:SS6.
RIFLE, winchester, .34s. Model II,
RIFLE nfT c0Va WineSasser SSS JG seeHI speeiai Iy
man sights; very good cond. WA.
RUGs-oriental., large and small;
reduced prices: E. A. BALIAN &
RUGS. imported Persian. Oriental
good wearing. ex12. S49.50: skill.
$50. 80: other sizes proper priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 G st. NV.
RUGS-OrientaL. genuine, rm. and
scattered sizes. reduced price. RARE
RUG SHOP. 2427 18th st. NV.
RUGS, Broadloom, red. 9X15, IT.
in. x 8 #. 4 in, 4ax9; gray
broadloom 7l2x9; pads: good cond.
$3.50. EN-. ll45, 80
SAW. electric, Mall Sk!llsaw, No. 80:
brandnew. never used; cost $50;
will sell for SIS. KE. S-5499. i
SCALE. computing good condition;
SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT
l Natl. cash registers = grease guns;
= plug cleaners; | 5.0Oxl5 new tire:
many accessories. l.. J. EDELIN,.
l52n Pot. ave; Sc. Ii. 3-11a9. :,
console; $40. AP. 4534. 20
SEWING MAcHINES-special Satur-
day noon til pm. Price the make
and model You want elsewhere.
81 so elsewhere; here. SS5.
$l25 elsewhere: here. S65.
$14.50 elsewhere: here. S425o.
$49.60 elsewhere; here, $3.50
Anything under our S27 80 We don't
SELL 5211 Baltimore Blvd. AP. 1858.
Evening star., 1952-11-29

CONGENIAL GIRL to share attrac.
SIC wk. MRS. ROBBINS. 10. @-3T31
eve. or 10. 5000 Eft. $40 week
WOMAN -, will share n}aysd eovqtoTn apt
INGRAHAM. mr.. 14th' NV. Two
SETTLED girls: 5-rm. ant; 2 baths;
lge. kit; entire End fl. GE. ?5?4.
WANTED - Protestant woman to
share my apt; TV and Kitchen
privil.: conv. transp. Phi. GE. $3.50.
YOUNG MAN will share attrac. Q
bedrm. apt. with one other; piano
CONGENIAL GIRL to share furn.
apt, NV. section. Call co. 01s0,
DUPONT vIC.-Empl., settled woman
wanted to share att. apt. with one;
own rm. 2115 p st. NV. Apt. Jos.
WANTED YOUNG LADY, 2O-:5. to
share honey apt. with . other girls;
select white neiEhborhood, pvt. home.
WANTED, GIRL. between ages $3.50.
to share apt; RA. So $50 .i sdter err, pm,
WOMAN, will share. attractive apt.
with a young empl. woman: conv.
ttansp. 1926 9sth st. Sc. LU. l-?5I7s.
LIVE ON A BOAT private cabins
. heads, tub and shower. galley, main
lounge; will share with l or @;
conn. N.-CATHfEDRAL Vfc-Lady, "
to tSo.,353' 353' NS I6edTm, I1o7 apt S45; avail
TV. MI. l749 80
s. ARL.. close to Pentagon. bus. shop;
widow. will share beaut. 2-bedrm.
apt, or 2 girls. JA. 2-S743 after
YoGN tEss MN sqpsas y s ssre dsy furnished spt
in nearby va; fve and ten minute
bus ride to Navy Annex and Penta-
gon:, references desired. Call OW,
N.E.@wILL SHARE nicely furnished
pe9 eeaTo0% @o co eDt ossf Sifh one sirl SO a. 80
GIRL $500. to share 1-bedrm. furn.
apt. In ant. blde.. Wardman Park vi
cinitv. CO. 6.S7. 80
YOUNG MAN. to share 1-bedrm. apt.
IN. IN n 555; AL Jo o gs4G5s FaatS sood To- tTansD
NEAT YOUNG MAN. to share nicely
furnished efficiency apt. with an
other young man. Call no. 1s67.
DUPONT NltINITY-L2dy to share
With two others. Ice. front apt
CONN. AVE. vIC.-NewIy dec. bsmt.
apt, pvt; unlim. phone; will share
with young man: S35 incl. utils.
NO. 3917. Sat, Sun. and ewes. 80
SHARE mod. bedrm. apt; elev..
ssaaz ss.ass. Tom.n T% NTH aood rsE. Ct Box 5'asd
cSoLeoiRsEED-s.E.. eisE REFINED girl share
-5-rm. furn. apt. with another girl,
20-35; all privilsA VI. 712S. II