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POULTRY, RABBITs 8 EGGS

NEW HAMPSHIRE RED laying pull
lets, 20. Christy strain. o. G..
MAXWELL. Lanham, Md. WA: 1885.
BANTAMS. small variety. Call Ash
YOUR PICK OF 20 young Christie
New Hampshire hens from pen Of
so. Ashton 1881.
BABY CHICKS, S7.75 100 COD.
New Hampshires; Barred Rocks
Also 3-week-old chicks. -25c each:
Price at Hatchery. HOCKIMAN
HATCHERY, Bellefonte IA. Pa.
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cATTLE LIVESTOCK

TYR. old Roam Allen
walking horse. registered 6-gaited
ride and drive mare, lady's blue rib
bon BS soErs hSassEd Weera sasd borse saos
new and used English and western teri,
farm. FARM. Fisher d. rd.. Temple Hills. Nd.
QGALiT9 HERD of Togsenburg does
for sale, s Some .ods d5sssistered' some
TEN fEsdfiE HEAD bsesen 81 caTrIE. tssr includes 1
heifers: average about 700 pounds
each: $4,000 or best offer. PHONE
TSWo11YEAKseLIp SSS1H @ 81. Palomino stallion
WESTERN SADDLE. excellent cond.,
$50; bay gelding. jump; bay mare.
MISS YARBoRoudH. 81. eose;
EXCEL. riding. horse, gentle and nice
looking. $500. Phone Bowie 319l
FRESH COWS, gith calves: ,l.s for Or. sale sale
Va. Phone Fairfax 507J2. 4
PURE-BRED .Tamworth boars: the
bacon-tyPs hog; r.. With With q asoE without
THREE gHaRs Jerseys from reg. stock
$500; 4 yrs, fresh Dec: 21a yrs.
fresh Jan: . yrs. fresh May. An
napolis 62O1. EDGEWATER POUL-
TRY FARM. Solomon's Island rd.
near Central ave.
AT STUD, "Hub-Hub," purebred palo.
mino Shetland pony; fee, private
contract: accommodation for mares
LEEWAY FARM. Washington. Va
Phone Sperryyille 1928.
GUERNSEY COW. young and gentle
good mixer, $225. SH. 43QS.
Angus cattle, bred cows. calves and
bulls; all with excellent breeding
Some cows. with calves at SIDE
Would provide excellent material to
start a ney ,se herd LYNAcRE
AT STUD-star Toggenburg, bucl
Chickaming JAMS Fairfax. occo'
uuan 125-W-3.
MUST SELL 2 fine young first.eall
dairy cows. TB and bangs free. $500
2 REGISTERED TENN. WALKING
mares, outstanding show prospects
One black. one chestnut. with tlaxer
name; also flashy black western mare
with western tack: nice mare
ponies. Fairfax 6-W-2.
FAIRFAX STABLES offers trail rid
ing on fine horses, at reasonable
rate. Lessons for beginners FAIR
HOGS. young shoats, inoculated
corn and milk fed. Call AL. 6446
Figs FOR SALE, 10 wks. old, SIC
each: also brood sows. $50 each
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ROOMS FURNlsHfD-N.W.

coLoREDmSil7 4 Dbl Il. Isth ST. NV NV.
pref. couple; Kit. Drivils. GE. 1854.
COLOREE s~-1822 VERNON ST., apt.
21; employed couple, men or girls;
kitchen privileges 3
COLORED-1S31 KALORAAIA RID
home priviis. Can n No. IS 1s4s. pe.sssn' Ms
COLORED-A1334 r ST.-Nr. transp.
Nice lse. dble. rm.; privileges. MI.
CoLORED-sINGLE ROOM FOE
RENT-Workins girl RA. os96.
coLoRED-MAN AND WIFE feel at
home In warm rn.. apt. bldg; plenty
heat. hot water. Box 209-B. Star.
CoLoRED-Two LARGE ROOMS in
RH" RyI' d469' aSne' priVils'; e0nV' transp.
COLORED-NICELY furnished single
front room; privileges. ia. 64s7.
COLORED-2 ATTRAC. furn. sci
rms. laundry and cook facilities;
E9rking adults only; u blk. carline.
Col OLoRED-BRIGHT front rm. to q
: reliable. employed man or Q students
CoLoRED-LoVEEY ROOM, 'o j or 2
employed ladies; reas rent. Phone
Sun. or ewes. after $50. DE. 6296
BEDRM. AND LIv. RIM. comb. CI US.
GS Kitchen; 1sse refined home; rent reas
coLoRED6Gl7s4 YOU ST. NV
Two rms, all privils.; $40 and
$3.50 wk. DU. 3499.
COL0RED-1746 v ST. N.W.-Clean
double and single rms. with kitchen
privileges, empl adults.
COLORED-l3O0 IRVING ST. NV
In wonderful neighborhood; furn. OF
unfurn. rms; reas. rent. JUSTINE
REALTY CO., 412 5th st. NV, DI
CoLORED-4s7 PARK RID. NV
Nicely furnished rm. for empl man;
81 81 " Tk;; nriyils. IA. 379S.
Christian home, convenient to al
transpi ira EmPl a1a, cple. or elderly per-
GOLORED-FURN. RIM. for rent
Next bath. For gentleman. Privs
COLoRED-siNGIE ROOM. SIS; large
room. 2 persons. $iO-Sl2.5O;
COLORED-17OO BLOCK YOU ST
Comfortable room, home prtvs. RA
2O77 all day Sun. Aft. $50 wk. days
COTOREn
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MAs0NfTE CUTTINGS, one eighth. RIA,
N1ITREssEs, g. ranges, stoves
AcSE aeasiss STOVE NEEftsetaiS co. HA' ss5S' ''1'
MARIMBA, vibYahafp or xylophone
for young student. AID. l144. 3"
MOVABLE COTTAGE, used, small, to
sleep people, that can be moved
whole or In part to nearby Virginia.
Write +. GRIFFIN. 1914 18th st..
rags. auto batteries. scrap iron and
metals. Highest prices paid. II you
cannot deliver your accumul4tions;
please phone US. WASHINGTON
RAG 4 BAG Co. 21b / ct. s.w.
NEWsPHPiERs wANTED-Htsh prices
paid. ACE JUNK CO.. 2220 GeorGia
oFficE iHsi II fuRSifGRE. sSiiHf all kinds once
mach. any kind; top prices paid
Ewes. Sun. CO. 1925; wk.. DI. 1872.
PIANO wanted to practice on; private
PfxN0S WANTEDNAIl styles. High
est cash prices. COLONIAL. PIANO
CO. Ma. 1870. Ewes. Sun., OV 6317.
PIANOS, cash for grand, sptnet, up
right, player pianos. PAUL COLL
BART. AID. 1928, from $50 to $50.
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PYANOS, ALL eTYLH
Call Day or Night. 6H. S039.
kADION, guns, binoculars. typewrit-
efS, musical Instruments, cameras,
television. .R1.LABLE JEWELRY E1-
CHANGE. 422 9th ct. NV. MA. 6157.
REAL Estate PLAT BOOK, No. g.
Hfn 61T6 3
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POODLEG, silver miniature; ! have
eh. eh HOLY i.essi Court venture. Vent SN They. are
beauties and viii 60 far In show.
Priced below New York figureS.
0W. zk13. -
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$3.50 WEEKLY

COLORED-I8B5 OAK 81. NV
Neatly furn., sgle. and dhle;; home
- FURNISHED Rooms
with al privileges. Service. Refer
COIORED-IGE. FRONT RIM, in
modern home; kit. privtls. 1904
cohoRGS1sRoNr ceoahl6Rfas .siRoNr RM.-coupie or
single: kit. prtvil.: Park I'd. near
Georgia ave. Call TU. 1927. -3
COLORED - NICELY FURNISHED
rooms with all privileges; will accept
1 child. $24, $50. $40. MI. 1855.
coLoRED-CoMF. ROOM for re-
liable, employed lady. Conv. to
transp. NO. 273S. --3
COL ROOM for en-
ployed lady or couple. 81 Rhode
island ave. NV. DU. 1914. "a
COLORED-uPPER NV. SECTION
Extra large. comfortable, clean;
good transp.; eouple or 2 single
COLORED-2213 isth PL.--one front
room, ,o1,o ] back room; all privileseA.
ceeHHoelKsSSs-cogELE 81 lsSs OF snl-1s.
Of whole apt. 81. 0146. after 8 and
al day Sunday. -
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL
FIREPLACE WOOD. S22 cord. Phone
Ashton, Md, 1856 or 1865.
FIREPLACE WOOD for sale. Call
ALHI.sE1SSOOSSEp II HARDWOOD. Are
place length, cords and u cords de-
iivered in NV. area. IA. 2-S141.
CORD WOOD
White oak LOGS for your fireplace at
Sl@ q cord. Call SL4 1910.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

MANSION CLUB, Embassy section;
fine house; best meals, delicious hot
biscuits with every dinner; only $50
mo; 1880 Mass. ave. NV. -
sGms ssSssy of DsssHa sa1ss or or snya!d asss in pvt
room for lady, good food; home
conveniences; near transp. ia. 1882.
CHILD CARE-:Arlington licensed
aome s ,,,f;ms Y,asancy .n2s Tor fhildren ages
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-Newly
furn. rooms. homemade cooking.
1871 Hobart st. NV. NO. s644;
All ONEIDA PL. N.w.-0ood home
20 min. downtown. IA. O85S. So
vacancies in warm, pleasant rms. !;
t9snsD asn 9us5y siS W. MEAS MRs uEiA aRa ezss
FafkktiASD FAaffkki Nj. MANeeRS.3 MiA NeetS3' on charming.
close-in, 23-acre estate, Just over
D. c. line, in Silver Spring-Large,
comfortable rooms; 2 delicious meals
every day; parking on grounos.
Only 500 per month: Sligo 2694.
2lss R ST. N.w.-Elevator. switch
bath; selectivs menu. Ho. 76o0.
1927 18th ST. NV; double and
triple rooms. with or without pvt.
rREf RasR' RSSM sSSG msS1n, sSn mann ,or mid
panion and to assist emi-invalid; /;
no other occupants; small salary.
Call Kellog 7-022S.
2S44 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Double rm.
With board; nice. lss.. sunshiny 6m.
BfETMoRE III; ISsE CLUE. ssl.. del.. rg rms.
some pvt: bath. Home cooked food.
as'sa'is. 18TH st. NV. NO. No. oSs4. s4'0H' I 2''
JEWISH BO ARDING HOME for the
elderly. Finest food and attention.
1892 9Th st; NV; GE. 9ae9; -
briTiis sEtnieed oE. Em1l 41ssG good me'l'' s nsms
DISSIN's GUEST HOUSE has a few
vacancies for young men; quality
Of meals, service and location are the
finest in the city. Dupont Circle at
Sa SSaS NEW MSss' HxMPsHiR2 sxs Mi RE AYE YES NV
sood food; near business district
LOVELY SMALL HOME for refined
elderly guests; warm rms. excel.
meals: no smoking. EN-. 4677. -6
BLAIR MANSION HOTEL, 77lO Blair
I'd. NV; choice rms; fine food; free
parking; "a blk. transp; day. week
or month. SH. 1917, SH. 9775. 30
EXCHANGE nicely furn. room and
board with settled refined employ ed
lady for Q reasonable amount of
time and light duties; conv. NV.
location. Box 473-H, Star. 3
1926 N ii. AVE. N.W.-A residential
club for young ladies who like the
best in atmosphere and good food !;
lovely rm with private bath: also
other vacancies; unlimited phone
service in each room. Apply CLUB
400 18th ST. NV, pleasant rms
for men; good food; breakfast. 5:45
to 8:45; TV. MI. 2740. IS
ROOM, board child care for working
mother; S25 week. Riverdale, Md.
AP. 5167 after 8 pm. IS
1852 PERRY PL. NV, sunny south
ern room; retired or employed: So rs
vk. includes delicious meals, GE.
1875 MASS AVE. Nw.-Fine food,
men or girls: $50 month. Elec.
Miss WELLER, DU. 32s2. Charge
accts. for Govt. employed. 5s
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WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms In remodeled. re-
dec. bldg Running water In every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec rm.: BendiA washer;
selected meun, S5O-S60 1925 2lst
st. NV HU. 3624
2107 s ST. NV.
to everything; large dou-
Bile rooms, ample closet space, also
rooms to share. TV In rec. room
Reasonable rates. HU. 7771. -
THE JOHN KuPEN HOTEL
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms. some with
pvt bath. American plan: excellent
meals: home atmosphere. HO. 3566.
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DIAMONDS, CASH PAID
OLD GOLD, PLATINUM
ANTIQUE JEWELRY.
SHERMAN'S JEWELLERS
728 18th ST NV

FURNITURE Partial or complets
furnishings for 1-bedrm. apt; twin
beds, no. 1000. Ext. 121.
FURNITURE-All kinds of furniture
wanted. II. 1884. 10
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china
IS years. AoPMooDs. sth and < K
SITS. NV, NE. 52S7.
FURNITURE WANTED-Single pieces
and complete households. etc. AD
aS79; ewes. and Sundays, AT. 251S.
FURNITURE-All kinds Of furniture
wanted. II. 7-9S4l. 3
FURNITURE = Pull contents, odd
pieces; wash. mach. stoves. refgr.
s. 3. FuRN R ExcHMaR
80 7th ST. Sc. AT. 06S5
GAS LOGS or gas fireplace unit. ia
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COLORED
OPEN 10 TO 4
321 Shepherd st. n.w.-Very lge. pvt.
rm. with kit. privils; avail immed
to l or 2 girls. EX. 1880.
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GOLD

BRING your dental gold, platinum
discarded jeWelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
80 YEARS AT 936 P ST. NV
COLI CLUBS, left-handed only
matched set. Call Oh. 6776.
GUNS
VIE WILL BUY ANY MAKE
9HoTGUNS-RIFLES-FIREARMS
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORT STORE
927 D ST. NV.
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61LVERWARE. AMY CONDITION
5ewelry. china, glassware and btic-A-
ao6sr or r1oissSse' os. l4ss ssrts Wis. OsSc sSe
A@gTodhMARM. @ ~ letters. s .1 stamp COLES ,s:
aosbY 'sas sacp scd f91s VIZ. Sx'f M1 WEES iSss
BACHELOR wants rock maple bed
room set and knee-hele desk; Elec-
trolux XXX, household scales, GE
refsr: Ant. B-2-6. 716 30. Wash.
BANDSAW. used: 10 to IL inch
radius. ia. s-7536. a
BARIELLs; up t. ts $50 weight. rsa-
BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
IA. 2937; after Z pm, GE. 1916.
BENCH SAW. preferably Sin. fitting
athof. Call FL. 3460.
buy them; rsssOnabie. 20. s-ii51.
BOOKS. illustrated, English heraldry,
e5sst;; crest with lineage II possible. Box
asIIS. BooIsLany s1a5' amount, anywhere. Our
any time Monday.
BOOKS NEEDED - Highest cash
prices paid. Any quantity. Books
Ts%Sxes Tx sIsM q our 4sl sxps1ss a,S DISTRICT ~
DSOA SAOkA6. t~4 Otu bt. NV NAE.
BoOKs-Always anxious to buy en-
tire libraries or smaller collec-
tiohs OF good books; We call any
where, pay cash and remove books
Immediately at our expense. BAR
GA1N goQK SHOP. a0S 9th st.
BOOKS BoU0HT, highest cash prices
paid, all kinds. any quantity and
removed at ouI expense. ALBION
caEcuIafoR, SnSf electric, in good work.
ins FM esasE; sfSS preferably small Monroe
CkMENf MIXER, small. with or
without motor. Call GE. 2S35.
CERAMIC KILN wanted; reasonable.
Call Ii 3-6354.
COINS-Private collector, buys and
sells and exchanges. DI. 1901 days,
OR. 1855 ewes.
CRIB. or bassinette, high chair. play
pen. stroller or carriage. RIA. 1884,
DIAMONDS. iewelry. silver and pawn
tickets eashed or leave them for
SAFE on commission basis. No article
too large or too amall: Quick action
guaranteed. LIVINGSTON d CO.,
1923 II Ct. nv. Washington, D. C.
DIaM0SND MwELRY of any ds.erip.
ion; old gold ana silver. Cash paid.
kaN16T BURK. 614 18th st. NV.
M YAHRAHYYNG NA CHY nAYN
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nSxEF fSy tr.aea %se SsIPss ssns
yrs, old. loves children. excel. show
prospects. OR. 5a13.
BOSTON TERRIER. female. Axe
s'SE abs snd aG yhs Sale DfFfset s veer %srkss ssS
EpY-NoRM KNIs. vans west River
P1G 1j,s0' PUPPIES. m-f. Axe reg; ,tc
good homes sso this week 1I END ,,nN; only
dog on ~ in teieplay BY US based
on your story. serious or humorous
real or fictitious, in. which boy
and /or, dog figure as heroes. So II
accepted. Returned If you send post.
age: age 5ss Send story tory and/or photos. tc
AKca Price s75. 81: oso9;
BOXER. PUPS = Male, 3 months
old: by Champion Fresco ,,a Of Of Avenel; eE Ell
pcssbtiss rss nshy wa mffksS ieoS ESt sSod as
Honey. ex. en-. Eash's Golden Boy
Dau. Home raised. WA. 1871.
DALMATIAN puppies, male and fe-
male. thoroughbred. Call Rockville
BoXSaaiR STUD SERVICE; southdown
Veto's son. q very flashy fawn
white markings. beautiful head, use
our sire ono foT flashy, easy-to-seil
BSsToA PSgF AP rERRiiER RaGGi PUPPIES, rooe
Champion points. sH. asI7. Coles.
willie I'd. and Orchard way. frte. 29)
BOXERS. 10 wks., fawn. thorough.
breds;;. No papers. Reasonable. ia
GERMSN LONG HAIRED pointe,
interest breeder, viii consider reas
BOXERS. fawn females, 5 montha
old. Axe, very reasonable to good
toy gym MANcHEsTGR n; G rERRIER-AKc
small female puppies; stud service
No phone. 1918 Ga. ave-, Silver
GREAT DANE PUPP1Es-Two mos.
female; i, fayn; .6 black mask. $50 ant
GREAT DANE, 2 beautiful bitches
yr ,nd. olS and AL Is mos w5 Shd; ,.i faSn ,S3,
week SE'ls; AZ 500 @ each. is' Come M see @ them en-
ELPAW KENNELS, Alex, Va, Dukt
St extended. TIE. 2430.
COLLlES-Blue-rib winning male
/ ! female, q mos. old; bred female
due March II. Golden sahles. full
collars, friendly dispositions. Hern'
CSckATIELs. SI pari, 3 yrs. old. para:
! keets, youns parrot in case. CH
FoR SALE OR TRADE-Pointsr
/ Brood matron due in season soon
Greek Boy and wings Away Mus
dispose Of because Of illness. NJ
reasonable offer refused. CHI. 260s.
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216O r ST.-Large front single room;
young lady; walking distance Gov
ssn srnmsnt NNv t9uNA S9HilSinss, -s,r,,. Soc.
double. S32; employed gentlemen;
ref; home atmosphere.
FOR EMPLOYED LADY. single room,
quiet home Of adults; laundry privi-
leges. unlimited phone; close transp.
caaEv4 aE ~ CHASE, ? blks. east of Conn
Large attr. rm.. corner house, suit
able young man; only $50. Wo. 003S.
1919 G ST. NV. Apt. 71Q-Man,
under 80. seeking good gentle home,
to share rm; with neat H smple lam man: :
DTPoNT sGRs r. ciRcLa. aisi Gs.nH 1so7 MI 1e.S St
Spacious front studio: fireplace.
GEOoRGEToWN. 1900 st, nv
Extra large double room to share
With young gentleman; $50 mo. MA.
NEAR CATHEDRAL-Larre rm,, com
fortably furnished. for gentleman;
desk. lamp, easy chairs. private bath,
shower; new house, quiet neighnorse =
hood near NJ 4 and Hi o. SgsssS sssi 1915
MI. nPLiEAsANr. - 17ss Park I'd.
fir.. & &semipvt bath; conv transp; !;
gentleman; refs exch. co. O50l =.
sos QU1NTANA FL.-S8e,, Im.. SSM
ish home Of 2 adults; excel; locat1ona; aaa;
si6s ADAMS MILL RID. nv
Single or double, for or ladles;
pvt. home: kitchen privil, MI. 5492.
1885 COLUMBIA RID. N:W.-Ho0m
for rent in one OF better Places
1sas B ssiHHEsRarDAN ST. N.w.--Master
bedrm., pvt. bathroom; newly deco
rat sssed; sxGel cE SEaaSAp' aA GWEL:xeS; ~: lTeS: y
blk. t0os e bus, blk. to car; ~ wk'
cLHyiHI1ND = 1ND PK.-Nicely furn; End
fir. rm; next bath-shower; 2 win
doys. . closets. WO. 30s5.
NEHR GWU-Warm, quiet. single;
runnins water. dbls. hot plate. Dl.
UfTowN FLOWN CONN. AVE. Bachelors
quarters; pvt, rr. with connestins
PVT bath stan shoEsT dlDUa r N ipaeSaSs ip SIas
garage avail, unliTn. phone. portable
NICE EGE. RM. for empI. lady In
beautiful apt; share bath and
phone: conv. loc. NO. 27S1.
1855 EUCLID ST. To employed
ladies; conf. outside rm:, adj. bath.
$35 mo-; also large semibsmt room,
excel, transp. To inspect, phone
1854 vEH2zEY ST. N.w.-aentlemen;
rm., exposures. semipvt. bath;
private home; blk. Bur. Of stand.
DUPONT cRcLE-174B cue ST.
Lse. sgle. or dhle;. nicely fuTn.:
running water. Call after Pm.
Evening star., 1952-02-03

OLORED-ROOMS with dble. beds;
home-like atmosphere; cleaned daily;
men only. AT. 1885. a
COLORED-NICELY FURN., RIM. for
employed couple or single person.
COLORED-LARGE DOUBLE front
room, all PRIVILEGES; $45 mo. 642
Morris nj. ne 3
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES WANTEn

IRE, GilyeYWaIe, 1ewelf.
art objects. Any guam
us SEGAL. CH. 1888
Evening star., 1952-02-03
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

nished room for employed man
woman, Ii, 1924. IS
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-21

If an sos call should suddenly
sound across the water where any
of these young folks pictured hap
pen to be, they, will be ready to
go to the rescue. They are men,
bers of the Senior Life Saving
Glass at Shaw Pool where the
biggest Learn to Swim program
throughout the Greater Cleveland
District has been under way again
this summer.
Reading left to right: Standing
Jill Dreyfort, Lucy Wallace, Leroy
Wikut, Lee Wood, Alex Michalos,
Charles Pfall, Eugene Andrews,
Eva Garcia and Dolores Kurtz. Bob
Beattie and George Haberstro, in
structors are the demonstration.
Four members won their Life
Saving certificates from the
American Red Cross at the close
of this seasons work. Proud hold
ers of this achievement are Leroy
Mikut, Alex Michalos, Lee Wood
and Eugene Andrews.
The course has been under the
direction of the Red Gross, the
Recreation Department and Miss
Alice Juringus, chairman of the
local Water Safety Committee.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-21
Exchange League Begins
Bowling September 4th

The East Cleveland Exchange
Club Bowling League will start
Thursday, September 4th, 1862 at
the Twentieth Century Bowling AL
leys at 7:3O p. m. Officers of the
League are Tom Dennis, president;
Jim Sneller, treasurer, and Chuck
Kastilahn, secretary.
The League consists of twelve
teams i.e., Troescher Insurance,
Parrish Jays, Atchison Movers,
Wuertz Hardware, Sneller Machine.
Dennis-Kruger, Inc, Nelson Jewel
ers, McNeeley Florists, Diamonds
Men Shop from last year and three
new teams, Frankel Insurance,
Krauschaar and Hunt Co. and
Stratton Motors.
Troeschers walked off with the
1951-52 season honors.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-21

missed! There is yet time to be on
your way, boys and girls!
"In the three weeks that remain
let's see how many registrants
who have read no books can do
some late summer reading" is the
last minute message.
Space cadets to newly complete
THE Is book journey are Walter
Arant, 1881 Amherst, of Main
Library; Richard Sheel, 14116 May
fair, and Douglas Shepherd, 1851
East 133rd, at North Branch; Sue
Fuller, 867 Greyton, at Caledonia
Branch. at Caledonia made their
End trip. They are Norma Kerlin,
914 Dresden; Gloria Hoffmeyer,
970 Helmsdale, Carol Lynne Heed
er, 861 Helmsdale, and Peggy
Prentergeast, 1862 Caledonia.
Bookmarks continue to make
their colorful appearance in the
libraries. Beginning his second
bookmark at Main is Tommy
Simon, 1875 4th ave. Reading 25
books and thus earning a gold star
at North Branch are Jollan Durdon,
1912 9th ave.; Priscilla Douglass,
1918 Shawview; Wylie Douglass,
1918 Shawview; Marilyn Doyle,
1870 Northfield; Florence Fiorello,
1871 Hayden; Jane Fleming, 1245
East 142nd; Ronald Gatzke, 1895
East 142nd; Jacqueline Hayes,
13809 Strathmore; Sharon Martin,
1913 Potomac; Johnny Osterhus,
1885 Hampton; Edith Pegg, 1923
East 134th; Leonett Rasbitsky,
1900 East 142nd; Robert Fayre,
14216 Shaw; Beverly Scarpello,
14201 Orinoco; Lillian Scheel, 14116
Mayfair; Colleen Smith, 1906 9th
ave.; Dorothy Smith, 1906 9th
ave-, and Beatrice Winters, 142O4
Orinoco. Two at Caledonia Branch
have filled a second bookmark.
They are Susan Allen, 936 Bruins
wick, and Donna Petit, 1879 Nela-
dale. At Rozelle Branch, open on
Wednesday afternoons, three book
marks were added to this display.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-21
Chagrin Valley Mems
Flower Show Saturday

Entries are open to any interest
ed person at the 18th Annual
Flower Show of the Chagrin Val
ley Mems Garden Club. The show
will be held this year in Orange
High School, Pepper Pike, Satur-
day, August 23rd from 2:30 to
1000 p. m. and on Sunday, August
oath from 11:30 a. m. to 900 p. m.
More than one entry may be
made in any class, provided each
entry is of different color, variety
or size. Flowers and vegetables will
be included.
This show is the only one of it's
kind in the Cleveland area and the
public is invited to come and en-
joy it. BENZ. Waddington of Paw
Paw Lake is. club secretary.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-21
Service
Clubs

Tax Stamps, are the scorers for
the Big Ten football league contest
which gets underway this Monday
in East Cleveland Kiwanis. Team
standings will be based on yards
gained and touchdowns, with a
penalty of 5 yards for any team
member who fails to deliver tax
stamps at each meeting. The little
tabs have to be handed in all sorted
and counted. Every member is on
a team.
Speaker next week will be DIR.
Randall Dahl, Fem College profess
sor who is director of Case An
alysis Division of the Wage Stabi-
lization Board.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-21
Readers In From
Realms AS Book
Clubs Year Close

AS August goes into its second
week the East Cleveland Public
Library's Summer Reading Clubs
near their climax.
Pilots in the Rocket Reading con-
tinue to zoom their way from
planet to planet-some making the
trip two and even three times! Un-
fortunately there are those who
didn't leave earth at all. What
mysteries of space they have
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-21
Colonial Inn Is
All Dressed Up

Diners at Karl Browns Colonial
Inn, Euclid at Shaw, this weekend
will find completely redecorated
environment. A Gold Bond acous-
tical ceiling has been installed, the
whole place has been repainted and
air conditioning installed. Air con-
ditioning equipment, plumbing and
electrical work was performed by
East Clevelanders Don Fisher,
Fred Henderson and Home Elec-
trio Co.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-21

Since control of wages and in
flation in this area are tied closely
together, the talk, say Kiwanis
program officers, should be inter-
esting.
Instead of their usual Tuesday
club session, the Lions will get to-
gether on Wednesday for a golf
party.
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the. reply. It has been suggested
that the present northbound stop
just north Of the New York Central
Railroad overhead be transferred to
Allegheny and Doan, There is a
stop at Doan and Hayden.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-21
Check Into Request
For Bus Stop Change

Following a request for change
in a bus stop on Doan ave., the
city is making check to determine