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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Mitfen Trees
AT Library

Have you ever heard Of the gay
Mitten Tree? American boys anG
girls hang bright, warm mittens
on the tree before Christmas, then
they are sent to countries where
millions of children have no nit
tens at all.
The Camp Fire Girls of Mayfair
School Unit began this project in
East Cleveland, and at present they
are the only Camp Fire group par
ticipating. Their tree is in North
Branch Library on Hayden ave.
Mrs. Pearl .Novak, 14402 Mayfair
ave. is chairman of the East Dis
trict Camp Fire Girls, and sponsor
of the Mayfair School Unit COM
prised of one group of Camp Fire
Girls and two groups of Bluebirds.
Everyone is invited to bring nit
tens to hang on the trees in the
East Cleveland Libraries: the Main
Library, 141O1 Euclid ave. near
Windermere; Caledonia Branch at
$50 Caledonia ave.; and North
Branch at 14s1 Hayden ave.
Mittens may be of any materials
and all sizes. They must be clean
and whole, new if possible. You
may put your name and address
on a card and tuck in into the nit
tens, if you wish. These mittens
will be sent to Japan, Korea, Ger
many, Italy, France, or Austria
through the American Friends
Service Committee.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Horse Is
Unexpected
City Guest

Out where the west begins a
horseman may ride his steed when
ever he chooses-even if he is feel
ing a little happy. But in the
East such a horseman finds him
self in police custody and his horse
finds itself amid the surroundings
of city garage.
Patrolmen Milton Fennrich and
Fred Schuller were skeptical when
they tuned in on the cruiser radio
about midnight Saturday to hear
that horseman was cavorating
about on Terrace rd. But sure
enough, there he was, jodhpurs, ten
gallon hat and all, riding, and not
exactly knowing where.
Fenwick mounted the five
gated Arabian mare and rode her
to the city garage where she was
registered in for the night. There
is no charge against Gray Dawn.
Curry said he received the horse
from his dad who operates a dude
ranch out west. He keeps his pal
in a Geauga County stable.
Lieut.. Albert Yahrous, historian
of the force, recalled the previous
"horse case" of the East Cleve-
land department. 1t was in 1913.
The driver of a coal truck halted
his horse near Superior and Lock-
wood while he slept off his hap
piness in a nearby field. That
horse was brought to City Hall
by Patrolman Jim McQuaid.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Police And Firemen
Ask Wage Increase
Cut In Work Week

This reduction in time would
necessitate the addition of four OF
five men to the department to
equal the same service now being
given. In dollars it would
average $4,000 a year per man, the
difference in that sum and the sal
ary being the uncertainty of the
amount Of the pension cost to the
city.
The firemen's wage increase fig
ure is calculated on the increased
cost of living since the 1935-1939
period, generally accepted the base
salary, plus the fact that prior t.
1889 public employees weren't re
quired to pay income tax.
AS to hours, the firemen ask q
reduction from a 72/to SO houl
week, or three 24-hour periods or
duty each week. They also seel
three 24-hour periods off during Q
year to equal the six holidays q
year granted employees in other
departments.
AS in the police department, q
cut of hours would mean the neeC
Of added firemen to provide the
same protection now being received
by the citizens.
Since definite total increased
costs to the city of the requests OF
two departments has not been es.
timated, a rough guess is set at
about 100000. This would include
the larger salaries, the need for
more men and the city's share Of
increased pension costs.
With requests from the members
of the fire and police departments
for salary increases, the city Of
ficials are studying the entire sal
ary picture of all employees, it was
stated by one of them at City Hall
Tuesday.
Definite requests for a wage in
crease have been received from
both the police and firemen.
The police are requesting a re-
duction from Al to 40 hours in their
work week, a 16A wage increase
and six days year off with pay
to correspond to the six holidays
Fof the year.
Members Of the police depart
ment now work in 51a 8-hour shifts
each week. Their request, if grant
ed, would give them five straight
shifts.
This reduction in time would ne
cessitate the addition of four or
five men to the department to equal
the same service now being given.
In dollars it would average $4,000
a year per man, the difference in
that sum and the salary being the
uncertainty of the amount of the
pension cost to the city.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
20 FREE Tickets

You can get a pair of compli.
mentary tickets to the Shaw.
Hayden Theatre by reading the
ads in this paper. There are
ten names in ten ads scattered
through the paper. If you find
your name, just clip the ad and
take it to the Shaw Hayden
Theatre and you'll get two free
tickets.
Tonight, Friday and Saturday
nights see REAL GOOD movie:
Betty Hutton in Somebody
Loves Me-"
Sat. Mat: Brod Crawford in
"Men of Texas" plus four car
toOns and serial.
Sum-. Mon., Tues: RObt. Mitch.
um, Susan Hayward in "The
Lusty Men,"
Next Wednesday: STEEL
TRAP"
Check all the ads and maybe
you'll find your name. IF not
this week. be sure to look next
week. There'll be ten names each
week good for 20 tickets at the
Shaw-Hayden Theatre.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Memorial Christmases
And Music Tonight

The Little Choir of Shaw High
School, Miss Margery Shields, di-
rector, will present brief Christ
mas musicale at tonight's meeting
of the East Cleveland Community
Council.
DR.. Howard M. Wells is offering
a number of thumbnail word pic
lures of special Christmases of
Community Council members.
AS usual, dinner will be served
at $50 in Shaw Cafeteria.
The latchstring is out to anyone
who would like to share in this
Christmas program which starts
about 8 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Open House
At Caledonia
Next tuesday

Tuesday evening, December 16
the parents and friends of Gale
donia School have been invited to
an Open House from 700 to 900
o'clock.
All the classrooms have been dec
Grated and pupils are eagerly
awaiting the night when they can
accompany their parents to their
homerooms to be greeted by their
teachers. Then the children will act
as guides as they escort their par
ents from classroom to classroom.
Mr.. Kenneth Williams will direct
the Caledonia Orchestra when it
plays in the gymnasium-auditorium
at 1880 o'clock.
Another attraction will be the
Christmas movies which will be
shown in Room 80 during the
evening. A Christmas Dream, The
Night Before Christmas and The
Littlest Angel will delight many of
the little folks.
The windows in the main cor
ridor and the archway over the
center hallway door will be decorat-
ed by Mrs. VIM. J. Taylor, presi-
dent of the Hilltop Garden Club.
This group meets the third Wednes-
day of each month at the school.
Mrs. R. G. Collier and her COM
mittee from the Hilltop Garden
Club will depict Christmas legends
in the shadow boxes they will also
have on display in the center hall.
A nutrition experiment in the
feeding of two hampsters will at
tract many to the old gymnasium
This experiment will show the i'm
portance Of good food for health
a nd growth. Many interesting
charts will be displayed.
The Brownies and Girl Scoit:
which meet regularly at Caledonis
will display the work of their
groups in Room A.
The Year Books and magazines
of the Caledonia P.T.A. will be on
display in the schools library.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Briefings ApIenty
For Lawmakers

Incoming legislators, as we'll as
the experienced ones, are getting
briefings a plenty prior to the
opening of the next legislature in
Ohio.
Almost every week the legisla-
tors are the guests of some group,
eager to acquaint them with their
particular problem. Added up, the
new representatives should be
garnering information to add light
to proposals they will face later
on.
Today the Cuyahoga County
delegation to Columbus is the
guest of the Mayors Association
and the Municipal League at
dinner at Carter Hotel, following
an inspection of the city works
of the American Steel and Wire
Division of the U. S. Steel Co.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
CALL NEWS
to
PO. 1873
Shaw Orchestra And
Choir Offer Community
Yu|e Program

The Shaw orchestra will open the
evening with Leroy Anderson's
Festival" This is an arranged
medley of familiar Christmas
music.
Other selections to be played
by the orchestra will include num-
bers from the well known chill
dren's opera "Hansel and Gretel"
Anderson's "Sleigh Ride.
The Shaw Choir will make their
entrance with an effective candle
light procession as they sing
"Come All Ye Faithful.
"Deck the Halls With Holly,
"The First Nod" Charles arrange
ment of Jingle Bells, Silent Night
and Westminster are in the famil-
lar group.
Other selections are: Williams
"Allulia" and while Shepherds
Watched" by the double choir;
Break Forth o Beauteous Heav-
enly Light, (Bach); Fan Fare for
Christmas, SHAW.
The soloists, Nancy Magnusson
and Jill Denison will be heard in
songs by Christensen, Nancy sing
ing "The Cradle" and Jill Beau
tiful Saviour.
A combined choir and orchestra
performance of the Hallelujah
Chorus from Handel's "The Mes
siah" will be a fitting close to
what promises to be a delightful
community Christmas program.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Two Thrown Out As
Auto Snaps Pole

condition good is the report
from Huron Road Hospital where
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Gaylord
of 1871 Charles rd., are patients.
Both Mr.. Gaylord, 25, and his wife,
Betty, &c, received multiple lacera-
tions when they were thrown from
their car when it struck a utility
pole at $3.50 Monticello blvd,
Cleveland Heights, Tuesday night.
Police reported that the car,
travelling west, jumped curb and
proceeded $50 feet before hitting
the pole, which snapped at the
base.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11

With requests from the members
of the fire and police departments
for salary increases, the city Of
ficials are studying the entire sal
ary picture of all employees, it was
stated by one of them at City Hall
Tuesday.
Definite requests for wage in
crease have been received from
both the police and firemen
The police are requesting re-
duction from Al to 40 hours in their
work week, a 16K wage increase,
and six days a year off with pay to
correspond to the six holidays of
the year.
Members Of the police depart
ment now work in 514 8-hour
shifts each week. Their request, if
granted, would give them five
straight shifts.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Play Safe

For Christmas safety
Lock your car.
Don't leave motor running.
Doe't leave keys in car.
DOfft leave car unattended when
valuable merchandise is in car
Report to police any suspicious
acting persons.
Chief of Police Weaver, urges
observance of these rules to safe
guard your Christmas purchases
while in the car, as well as the car.
He urges your cooperation for a
merrier Christmas.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Holiday Editions

With earlier headlines during
the holidays, this is to remind
choir directors and program
chairmen to get their notices
in early if they are to be car
ried with the regular Christmas
announcements.
Deadline for church notices of
all kinds for the issue going to
press on December 22nd is hurs-
press on December 22nd is
Thursday, December 18th. This
issue will be distributed Tues.
day, December 23rd.
Deadline for the issue going
to press on December 29th is
Friday, December 26th. This
issue will be distributed Tues
day, December 3Oth.
All other news must be in by
Saturday, December Goth for the
Christmas issue, and by Satur-
day, December 9th for the New
Years issue.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Bed Smokers Cause
Three November Fires

Three fires from smoking in bed
were checked among the 60 alarms
received by the East Cleveland
Fire Department during the month
of November.
Of the 60 responses % were for
fires, % emergencies, six smoke
scares and two needless runs.
Seven of the % fires were
caused by careless smokers, the re-
port reveals.
The 28 fires caused a loss of
$3,O35 bringing thte II months for
1852 to a total of $17,195.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11

General Electric's annual out
door lighted Christmas display at
Nela Park, will be turned on for
the holiday season beginning Sat-
urday, December 18th.
This years Illuminated spectacle,
called "Nela Parks Christmas AL
bum," heralds the arrival of G. E.
forthcoming 18th anniversary in
1858. 1t will be open for public
inspection from p. m. until mid
night daily, through January 1st.
Newly created lighting effects,
symbolic of G. E.'s Diamond Jubi-
lee, will be used to point up this
years lighter Yule decorations at
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Christmas Album Is
NeIa Symbol OF
Diamond Jubilee

Nela Park. The display, in addi
ton to expressing the company:
"Merry Christmas" spirit in lights
will feature several huge outdoor
illuminated greeting cards depict.
ing Christmas scenes reminiscent
of 1878, 1908 and 1928.
The festive lighting will also Of
fer the sight-seer many practical
suggestions for the creation and
application of new and effective
lighting decorations for the cur
rent Yule season.
Motorists will be able to witness
the Nela spectacle by approaching
the display from Euclid ave-, at
the foot of Nela ave-, one block
east of Noble rd. More than
100000 holiday pilgrims are ex-
pected to visit Nela's outdoor il
Illuminated christmas Album.
H. S. Weaver, Chief of the East
Cleveland Police Department has
completed arrangements with Nela
Park personnel to again provide
traffic officers. Officers will be on
duty at Noble and Nela ave., en-
trance to the Nela Park Christmas
Album, at Terrace and Noble, to
divert traffic from entring Ter
race I'd. to the east, at this point,
and at the exit gates atop Noble
rd. hill.
All motorists are reminded to
proceed slowly since thousands of
motor vehicles will drive through
the grounds at Nela during the
days from December 18th to Janu-
airy 1st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11

The one community Christmas
observance of East Cleveland will
be the Christmas program to be
given by the music department Of
Shaw High School under the
direction of Miss Marjorie Shields,
supervisor of vocal music, and S.
Robert Fraser, supervisor of in
strumental music.
The program will be presented
in Shaw Auditorium at 8:15 p. M,
Thursday, December 18th and
there is no admission fee.
Miss Shields will conduct the 90
voice choir and the octette and
Mr.. Fraser, the instrumental en-
sembles.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
Atten:pt Fails

An attempted entry into the
Walgreen Drug Co., 1880 Euclid
ave. during the night of December
7th failed. Four broken panes in
a skylight were discovered when
the store was opened Sunday
but evidently the crash must have
frightened away the would be
thieves, since apparently nothing
was missing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11

Rev. Kenneth Pearsall, executive
Field Secretary of Eastern Nazar-
enc College, Wollaston, Mass. will
be the guest speaker during the
regular Sunday evening service at
7:30 o'clock at the First Church
of the Nazarene, Hayden ave. at
Claiborne rd. Rev. Pearsall will
not be visiting for any special in
terest but is accepting an invitation
to speak while enroute to western
engagement.
The service will be under the
direction of the pastor, Rev. James
E. Hunton. Music will be provided
by the choir and Mr.. Vesy Stemm,
Minister of Music.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11
BIB Shot Wrecks Pane

"Pin-ng" and the TX . feet
plate glass window at the Hay
den Beverage Co., 1897 Hayden
ave. started falling in. A seemingly
small BIB shot cracked the heavy
glass four ways at $3.50 pm. De-
cember 7th.
Police are looking for the lad
with the gun. The charge ID evan
dalism."
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11

Christmas should be more than
gift exchanging and merrymaking
officers and Church School teach
ers of the East Cleveland Baptist
Church were reminded at this an
nual Christmas Institute. The OBJ
servance should clearly reveal the
true meaning of Christmas.
One suggestion is the family wor-
ship in the quiet of home on Christ
mas Eve or Christmas Day. Just
how effective such an observance
can be, was beautifully demon
strated at the Institute by the
Frank Knowles family and their
guest, Judy Cunningham.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-11

Father read. the Christmas story
as told by st. Luke; Mother and
son Billy added Christmas prayers;
daughter Maureen related an ex-
perience of inviting Mary and the
Baby Jesus into their home, Judy
played the accompaniment for the
singing of the Christmas songs,
and all Joined in the deep spiritual
beauty of Christmas litany.
Family and co-workers at the
institute felt the glow Of the spirit
of Christmas as the brief impress
sive family worship ended.
In the picture, Judy is standing
while Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham,
Billy and Maureen are seated.
Evening star., 1952-12-30
APTs. UNFURNlsHED tcon..

GEORGETOWN-29O0 Cue st. NV
Beaut; 2-bedrm. apt. avail. for
immed; occup: in recently. remodeled
tie. ties. See janitor on premises or cali
COMPLETELY REMoDELED BLDG
EMmciency: Enc bedrm: and bedrm.
10, SIS; 30 and up. All new kitchens
and and baths with shower; carpetedI
lge; closets: adults only. To inspect
bath; adults only: immed. occup.;
SAB ;66 mo. See MR.. SCARBOROUGH
esO5 I1th sT. NV rms, kit. and
only; immed. occup. Call NE. s.
ONE-BEDRM. APIS. for rent, Ship
ley Park, $50 and SS5. so mo-. in
cluding utilities. Call 10. 2-O135,
4s7 VALLEY AVE. s.E.-1-bedrm.
apt: pvt, entrance facing park:
%0rklns TS asasT s9uDie pref; $50 monthly.
$500 800 BLK. or esrd ST SEE rms.
kit. and bath; immed. occup.; $50
mS Mr. THYoR Re Ssties 1T sa7. To eans ndDsst &c see
CoNGREsS HEIGHTs-e-bedrm. apt.
new BLDG, lge. rms, very beauti-
full End floor corner apt. Call 20.
l31p MONROE ST., colmar Manop-
Bedrm.. din. rm., kit. bath. Utils.
furn.. pvt. entrance; adults. $50.
BEDRM. APT, in good Sc. location;
rent, S51.55 mo. Call ST. 3-SS00,
wooDsfDE MANOR. Silver Spring.
Available Immediately, lge. de luxe |
1-bedrm. apt; parquet floors. kitchen
fan, storage, laundry; $500; utils. |
incl. Call manager. JU. '9-2123,
ROCKVILLE-2 bedrms.. Mv. rm..
dinette. kitchen. bath and rear
screened screened p1reh; $50 per month plus
200 ATLANTIC ST. s.E.-spacious
dinette, kit, bedrm. and bath.
Laundry facilities. storage, parking.
szs5S 5 plus al utils. aGSf ATDRE. AL e A1i 1Nc
s5i5 5H MIN. AVE. s.E.-a rms. kit.
THoMas fnS bath All hhoWM wis e1n fqrn &, $50
SILVER SPRING. b. r. a rms.): 2 l.
persons only; avail. now; $3.50
5l9 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.--Liv rm..
ull. Im., OeQrm., Klt., SemlDatns sou
month. EX. 3-34O0. i
APT; 2 rooms, private
bath; near Navy Yard. Also rms
rAKoMA PARK. zig Maplewood ave.
-3-rm. and bath. terrace apt; S55.
Inspect. then call JU. 9-1103. RAF- !,
FELL REAL ESTATE.
APT. /, 46O9 QUARLES ST. Ne
Two rooms, kitchen. dinette and
bath. Adults; S4S.S9 month. E. P.
SCHWARTZ, INC, 1O14 vt. ave-,
e1s6 PENNA. AVE. NV; s4s.5o mo.
Gent. only. Efic. rm.. kit. pvt.
lGth thH AND 6Ns GfkA%RD % NV, Nv. ooEHni Columbia
Apts: 5 rms, kit. and bath: utils.
furn.; SS1 80. See janitor.
1920 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Liv. rm.,
din; din : rm;; kit; bath, bedrm. and
Evening star., 1952-12-30
Happy New Year
Bob Hollander
HOUSES FOR sALs-N.W.

UNIV. PARK-Handsome
big Colonial: mr.. st. AIMS. All brick.
heavy slate roof; -23-ft. liv. rm.,
den and Law, bedrooms, 2 baths,
.recr. rm.. screened porch; garage;
level corner lot, overlooking Govt.
park. Terrific value. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411; evenings
AMER. nj; S-GsaHi CIV. PIX. sss.5oo-1mmae-
ulate brick home, den and W bath
on 1st a.; 2 large bedrms., bath.
2nd A.; true center-hall plan. "a
foot. living room; garage; bus Va
block away; gas h.-w.h.; level corner
lot: good value. BnLINGSLEY
AMER. UNIV. PARK, S17.05O-Lge.
det. frame near st. AIMS. Sears
Roebuck, Wilson High; very lge.
rms. 6 twin bedrms). bath, full
bsmt.. garage, huge closets; nice
level lot. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
DI. 7-1411; eyes,. LO. 4-7444.
IN EXCLUSIVE FOX
HALL Brand-new, ffne quality
homes now ready for occupancy.
Beautiful 3, 4 and bedroom CO.
lonials. in delightful wooded set
ting. Priced 7 in The the Upper $os:
evenings. RA. 6-5924. %
Evening star., 1952-12-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ROOMING HOUSE. 1116 13th-Rent.
NV. $500. MA. S-4639. Il
COATROOM CONCESSION = Busy
location. refined clientele. For in
terview see. MR.. COHEN before IL
noon or after 6 pm. 1882 Conn.
GASoLiNEE SERVICE sTATIoN-FoR
LEASE BY MAJOR OIL COMPANY.
Excellent location. Phone between
LF-SERvICE GROCERY, located
Sc Hss Center a% a1pFas %nFast S5 sS ssh s m snd
1916. doing approx. $4,000 per wk. !;
1mmed. occup.; reas: rent. To in
spect. call MIR. ROBBINS, D1. 7-5039.
or call MRS. SENNETT. ME. s-54O0.
WANTED TO BUY-wholesale auto
parts business, in or around the
vicinity Of Washington. Reply Box
Fos Z AGGREssIvE and ambitious
young men to secure. leadership for
the best money-making. items in
America. Manufacturer has proven
plan that will enable you to dis
tribute this product beginning with
rs little capital Is $1,000. Imme-
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Will enaDle you TO develop 1aSt-
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For complete details. write q letter
briefly stating your BACKGROUND and
interview can be arranged to dis
cuss all details Of this very attrac-
tive opportunity. Territories for
dealers open In Md. and Va. coun-
ties adjacent to Washington. D. c.
Box 2Q6-Y, Star. 80
small investment, l.
man operation. Good for starter
in business. Liberal terms. JU. g.
sxNDwrcH SHOP. by owner, 8 iS days.
colored or white. unusual oppor-
tunity for best corner in town;
$4,000 will handle. Reasonable
terms. 1000 Georgia ave. NV. a
completely furnished,
ABC license; sell cheap. Excel. To-
cation. LU. 1-6S07. 81
RETIRING--Filter. cleaning service,
for sale cheap. 913 F st. s.w., Tel.
sEAAs,iuTSI Ia Sl'slS6 saor. good location; must
, best StfeE; Phone JE; S-S7ie; p
in Alexandria. For rent or sale.
DRY ~ coos AND VARIETY STORE.
Doing around 100000 annually.
Cash and carry, no credit; 16 miles
out of Washington in Fairfax, Va.
New store building, 32x100, main St.
For info. call OWNER. Crescent
Evening star., 1952-12-30
APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHED
CoLORED-6O0 KEEFER PL. NV

COLORED-6OO KEEFER PL. NV
2 rms. kit, share bath; heat. utils.
incl. Cali or phone after Z pm.
RA. 6-5204. .
COLORED-2233 18th ST. NV
rms; kit; and bath; S92. so mo-.
Jan. /, 1858. See jan. on premises
or call ME. S-5402.
COLORED-l1O2 T ST. N.W.-1 lge.
rm.: share kit. and bath; couple or
women: $50 mo-; imm. occup. Call
ME. S-5402.
RIDGE ST. NV
Lge.. rm.. kit. and semibath: in
spect. then call CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-TWO BEDRMS., iiv. rm..
kit, bath: unfurn. or partly furn. /;
located in me-, on busline; rea-
sonable rent. Call LA. 6-6163. A
OLORED-ADULTS efficiency
apt; 2 lge. rms, liv.-bedrm., kit
din; rm. and tiled bath. Call NO.
7-7719 after 8. 81
COLORED-lOl e ST. S.E.--5 rms. j.
bath; h.-w.h.; new. dec; supply own
heat: $66.50. Box 67-S, Star.
seth ST. N.E.-Liv.
rm,. bedrm.. dinette. kit, tiled bath
S69 so per mo. Tenants furnish
utils. HACKMAN-SCHEUCH. INC,
ST 3-5443. al