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REMINGTON. vA.-EIideout. Is o.
old Ar house. metal roof; elec; So
200 O., good land. some timber; 7-r.
cleo. phone water. setout buildings
$4,000. one-han cash.
Large dairy farm, stocked and
equipped; dwelling. bath. elec. S45.-
q. '' 81. 900. o"' terms. 80 e''''' ~
800 q. timberland; imp. rd.; elec.i
ia g.: 2 barns. 2 poultry houses
Or. newly decorated. elec.; imp I'd.
$4,000.
Stock farms and timbered lands
Town property.
B. r. PERRoW: Remington. Va.
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MONEY-MAKING FARMS

Cattle and grain farm, 626 acres.
near Rsppahannock River in Vir-
ginia; $50 acres arabic, excellent
S,ISlnsss!; SSsnIisnSes; g. ten tenant houses. farm
tobacco farm. suitable
cattle; 379 acres, in Charles Co,
Nd. % miles Washington. 1877 acres
arabie; soil produces best-quality
cigarette tobacco; 12-room Colonial
brick dwelling (needs repair), 6 to-
bacco barns. farm buildings; excel
lent tenant will remain; S35, 900.
Riverfront tobacco-cattle farm, 1877
acres on State road, 40 miles WASH
ington; 100 acres arabic, excellent
soil; S-room center-hall residence; 3
tobacco barns, farm buildings; 6-acre
chestnut grove; 10 Hereford cattle
included: 500. 800.
Tobacco farm, 107 acres, in st. Marys
Co; Nd; 80 acres arabic. produces
psst-ouality tobacco: 2 farm houses
(S and 5 rooms), s tobacco barns;
tenant will remain; S25. 900.
LEONARD SNTOEP
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WATERF'T PROP. SAILS tcent.

WOODED WATER FRONT TRACT Of
c6Ss s6SSt .nS 70 1ssss st.;. on pretty projected
1875 miles below Washinston near
Potomac mouth in Northumberland
County. Suitable nice secluded home
IN forest. on water. or for SUBJ
division; Miles Of shimmering water.
phone WALTER WALTZ s:soi JoANsoN TH'ss Hss.hs- s-
WATER FRONT; ear-around home.
pvt. beach. pier with belvedere; 40
more; 2 bedrms.. oil heat; dbie.
G;r, Gar; Approx: @ acre; $4,000. ,Call
BAY BRIDGE. on waterfront. fne ALE
yssr yms home: %na.rn large e. liy; Va rp: ~: bed
nished. Double ssrsas. Best Best locs-
sSsl; aiter '; Tues. sn0es GO. wSss xssa. River
new ranch house, 2 bedrms,, bath.
poss. caii Msnsssss SiSo; !s7 s7nW or mmfW; driS:
out. once open wk.days and Sun.
OCEAN BEACH. m.-ocean front.
GS; aEs; sss; ssSx c. widest part Of beach.
eECA!VN' VAs-Hetlre-
a'e5: e. RoBasokE, oBfass5kE i9vissd T. s. n cART: S4.e
broker. white stone. Va. "
LONG BEACH, Md lots at sacri.
nee nee1 price. VIII consider terms. IA.
DEAlLE=;Broadvatsr Greek. large
vat T,aterfront lot. boat harbor with
Esr1e Nv liest yn 4 ISqns IhGme' h.dry dh,ysarsold: a.
and kit. with. every modern conv.
GARAGE. Priced to sell. Easy terms.
Pho Phone ~. West - River tsao 6b2l. SUN. and
10-R0oM. MODERNIzED manor
fsFHihsa Rvsl wharf, cvi. t.n.n AZ
n,s modern; two cabins. other GOOD
LAND. Centreviiie, Md.
$5,5OO-MODERN 4-room furnished
cottage at Cedarhurst. on Ches. Bay,
q, miles D; C., near Shady Side.
hurst or WALTER M NJ sATMAN. b GsEsS.
1927 X st. NV. Ma. 622e. g
SOUTH RlvER-All-year home. on
rms, modern kit. and bath, giassed-
u n od porch; committing distance:
$S; ga ;0oe; o, Easy terms; Phone Sun.
CO AooS n"pons ooeo. tnen
ONE ACRE LAND. ct. Georges
Island; ISIS excellently producing gsr-
Fishing; Sa Sc5aabbing, oysterine. bath.
miles from Washington, b. C' on
Potomac. P. r. BALL1NqER. Piney
Point 2. O., st. Mary's County, Nd.
4iter siHArwe 9 p.m.. phone Great Mills
@.BEDkM. cinder block eottare On
SSSOxaoo.ft; SSoxat lot in Cedsrhurst. Nd;
heater. lge. util. house; restricted
community, boat channel and bath
ing: 1880. 10. 2-6589, week ewes.
AssrsStiys bs.n;tfM, cottage sitYated on livs
Desirable two-bedroom cottage near
sandy beach: Fully furnished. Inn
We have numerous lots and cottages.
%ntsr,rare some are waterfront. all enjoy
EDdEWATER REALTY COMPANY
VIM. Z. Miller, Realtor.
MAYO Road Ed0AWAtAr harvI~aA
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SEABROOK ACRES

SEABROOK ACRES
Out Defense Highway (Route 6Ol
Just East Of Lanham
Wonderfully Situated Lots
70'x15O'
$1,25O
c,.v 500 SO Doynl$S0 Monthly . ont s.-...
Phone-Electric
Near School-Wonderful Value
Directions: Bladensburg rd. to Peaci
Cross, out Defense hwy. 5 miles t,
ONCE on left side of Defense hwy
Open Daily and Sunday
8 AM. until 8 PM.
M. LEO STORCH
Developer
Phone for Brochure Of
Seabrook Acres
BEAUTIFUL
8 and s Acre Estates
Prince Georges County
Outstanding Value
$2.950
$500 Down
turn risht ssue cRoute sosj Ss; n HariSorSo iie5So
Largo rd.. IA miles to field once
Saturday and Sunday.
IL Noon until 6 pm.
Other Days 2 pm. until 8 pm,
Or by Appointment
M. LEO STORCH
Developer
Phone Union 7649
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LOUDOUN COUNTY
25 miles from downtown Washington
over fast new highway. Fronts on
River. 44K acres In the fafm, Si sii
in grass except 8 acres woodland,
ey;erlo9kins oyer Potomac: No buildings;
neighborhood. Low taxes. Adjoinins
land selling readily now at 10 times
price asked. Come and verify this
Beautiful view Of Potomac valley
from. excellent high building site.
Electricity. telephone, laundry and
cry ery se ~ se5ysf So & Ssy
tell you about Loudoun County
its new consolidated h. s., It's new
1S-hoie golf course now under con.
struction, its real advantages and
its low taxes. its good government
administered By businessmen with
rsrm s'aes nfcsa ,s sas5 ss Seqnscy Ssq scy Term.
Mortsags payable over long term
on small monthly payments.
To reach: Take highway No.
through Tyson Corner to Broad Run
Bridge and inquire ut ONCE on right
Coleman c. Gore, Realtor
hs''''Ff Robert Ssi B. Yo@ne geSaf s'-"-i'
Herndon. Va. Phone 94-W-1
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
INCOME-PRoDUCING
A completely equipped farm, 3 houses
60-stanchion barn, excellent herd
and satisfied labor. Owner leavine
State. will help responsible pur-
chaser, in finance, and have grow
ing business for q little over $3.50
per acre.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
0Y conn ,rrit n u H
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DENTISTS
DOCTORS
INSURANCE. cos

And other professional men; outstand-
ing location at one Of city's most
prominent intersections. Alabama
ave. and Naylor I'd. Sc; wonderful
location near Naylor Gardens, Sky
aand and other communities; 1900
%. It. Rent, only S1S5 per mo.
Be sure to inspect 2nd d., 2S4O
Alabama ave. s.e.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
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mentHiy eafHHE pss@;ents: sn;e1tS $4,000. NS 0ai"n'
12S-acre dairy farm, S-rm. hous'
with oath; 60-cow barn. silo; neal
new Rt; 40. 20 miles west Of BALTIC.
et%ao1'e %1'e' n nfFtf BuRbrT4E & Misn1nftSR y sSR
sun. Ms AdSs' nS.' MTi Ma PRICE Ra 81 81. Eve ant
IN POOLEsvILLE
S::rm. house. oil h..w.h., new plumb:
ing; very clean; best section; good
sa15sssgeeo; s1s'sgeo. large garden; vacant
acre. Groom house, bath. cleo.
garden, and COW pasture: $6; 800;
railroad, 27 mi. D. c.
10 acres, new 6-rm. house. oil heat
2-car garage; on hard road, neal
railroad, 33 mi. D. c.; $15, 900.
100 acres. 8-rm. house, h.-w:h.. mod
sie, Xiii barn. s59 90 hard 10 scaS
s. % mi. V D. C.; $4,000. ~ "1 ''"N
179 acres, stock farm. S-rm. house
4-room tenant house, bsmt.. barn
etc; streams, grass and crop; !.
little timber: e Erand old 81 1arm I'm o.
house. cattle and hay barn. abgn:
fenced, mile Of road frontage, neal
railroad. 81 mi. d. c.; $37, 800.
415 acres. S-rm. house with bath
etc; splendid barn. $50 acres clear
$50 acres timber, on Potomac River
and hard road; 80 mi. D. c.; $40
2 acres. 5-room house. colored;
$4,000. CHARLES H. JAMISON
Broker. Poolesville 1862.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

Law oEEIGE-;IN L4AWYER.s SUITE.
18TH AND NEW YORK AVE. AREA.
9Th AND F SITS. NV.
Attractive ONCE for insurance, &C.
oo9 about SF lscS sSS'rs s. f. srsS' a
GEORGE F. HANE. INC.
sestors s1S BIDS. 'hSsSs over 1000 "a "a. "iG IT,;
facturer's Representative, etc; occup.
app; 80 days: To inspect call LEO
M. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 X st.
NV. ME. 5400.
5000 CONN. AVE. NV.
Esssi sSa.sHF fHs q d. SSS Sspti sa st' s4s: Hs:
rms. and RECEIPT. rm.; imm. occup
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN q Co.
1415 < st. NV, ME. 5400.
WALKER & DUNLOP
DUPONT CIRCLE
The Toronto 2OO2 p st. NV. Recep.
ton rm. and lge. Cfnce; pvt. bath
switchboard service; Ss5 per mo.
CLARENDON
515 50. It. cornor once facing botl
Wilson blvd. and Fillmore st. Ad'
vertising value alone OF window ares
should be worth the $3.50 MONTH,
rent.
1900 18th st., DI. O222
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2OI KENNEDY ST. NV.
Excellent corner for business; rm
3Sx50; storage in basement: or
lease. 5000.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th St. NV. DI. 334f
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Strout CatalOg

JUST OUT Farms, Homes, Ranches
Resorts. Auto Cts. Stores. Hotels
QUICK @ sction % bsrSs,ns n Sescrib.S Sysh S'4SI ~
States. Coast-to-Coast. Pictures
galore. Livestock. crops, equipment
often included, many E-Z terms. Tel
us what you want. Where? Price?
Terms? WORLDS LARGEST! Oui
SD year. Save thru STROu1
Wash;rxior W 1isN st.,,tnS ,WtooowSLd 1gHS 5ios.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
4 NJ ROTH. RI. 1880.
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COLORED

426 Florida ave. n.w.-This building
to be remodeled into modern ofices
suitable for doctors, dentists. law
sions. For further information. call
HARRY JUSTINE
Ma. 2S44 S11 18th st. N ".
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FARMS
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

~ 1S acres. Arm. house, 2 barns
young orchard, good well. stream
paved road: all utilities, v mile from
Patuxent River. 80 mi. D. c. I'm.
mediate possession. $3,500.-
t2) 40 acres. 5-rm. house. large to.
bacco barn. large streams, utilitie.
available, good roads, Worked BY |
S0a MI iefsns: B. Z. ss%sSi''s ssoeS. possession
Cd l22 acres, 5-rm. house. Q barns
outbuildings. large stream, timber
farm equipment. electricity. tele,
phone aysilable, dde good road. 20 mi
e. ~ Ieo acres; 6.rm. home. ? tobacc.
in cultivation, good tenant. includes
crops. complete farm machinery; i'm.
proved road. utilities available. 2E
mi. D. C.. S22,5O0.
90 65O.acre ante-bellum plantation
9-rm. Colonial house. 2 farm houses
y.Imsni.: RIasnns: stable; 2.x. large matyre timber
streams. upland game, perfect fol
cattle. tobacco. grain, or game re.
serve. borders on 2 paved highways
utilities on property, 28-mi. D, C
immsdiate possession. reduced price
(6) 6OO-acre peninsula. 3-nni. water.
front. sandy beach. private oystel
0CuSs uuCAIuBs ubuluBs Ck8DOlnks up.
mature timber. 7-rm. Colonial home
3 barns. q perfect set-up for q plan
tation. cattle. tobacco, grain, Of
subdivision. immediate possession
liberal mortgage. . real buy at S46,.
0Io; ~ paved road all utilities; 81
70 186 acres, 6-rm. Colonial home. :
farm houses. 8 large barns. 1885,
crops. tobacco. corn; large streams
1-mile frontage on paved road. All
utilities. 80 mi. D. G.. S25. 900.
(8) 219 acres overlooking miles Of
the blue Chesapeake: 5.rm. modern
nome, B barns, outbuildings, crops
fruit trees. large timber, h-mile
Irontase nj M on paved road. farm
machinery; ma hnn immediate possession
t9) 12S acres. 6-rm. modern home
poultry houses. stable, large run.
ning stream. paved highway. includes
1862 crop Of tobacco and corn. isl
class farm. 80 mi. b. c. immediats
possession. S22, 900.
QO 176 acres, 6-rm. house, Q tenant
houses. 4 tobacco barns, Scar ga.
rage, poultry houses. corn house
cattle shed; 100 acres in cultivation
76 acres of large mature timber
large running stream, improved
road. All utilities. 80 miles d. c
Liberal financinE. $50. 900:
farms, waterfronts. cottages to mi
your requirements. CALVERT REAL.
IX AGENCY, Prince Frederick, Md
sPSSecsr1ocSMf sY sS4 SPpofSTMEaNr!lS SSPrpooTfS-ESta IN
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CHURCHES FOR RENT

LARGE BEAUTIFUL EDIFICE, down
white or colored religious. fraterna
or amusement center use $50. 90
down payment. For details, writ
Box 3&7-D. Star.
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cEI M6HTMN nAR YINZ

SELECTED VALUES
South River Parks bedrooms, lares
West Rtver-Large waterfront lot.
private pier modern ell-furnished
Pine Whit Beach, on waterfront
Cinderr block 2-bedroom home.
cedarhurst. on ches. Bay-Larrs
modern cottase facing Ches. Bay.
oisSs sa soo oHeishts-watsrtront cottage.
West Shady side-Nearly new brick
home; good value ct $4,000.
COTTAGES cot at $500. $3.50. 5000
WALTER M. BAuMAN
1727 K st. NV. MA. 6229
or call L. A. Startling. West River
Md 1921
ALL REALTORS ATTENTION
WoSSs5issa Ss5sssa! ssssS, EdsSsSs1s.sS.Ss, Ia: "a:
ss,seTmI.. s,seDI.. tIa bath II I.rss iiv. i%: WITH
porches on 1st A.; garage; large
not-a1r OIL furnace; shower; laundry
tubs; bathing, boating; easily con-
yertlble into Q apts.; opportunity
Tor right party. MRS. STUCKEY,
phone Annapolis e4SS atef 8 pm.
81
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FARMS tes.e.l

BRANDYWINE. MD.-Nr. town; 81
acres. 6 rms. ,elec.; IL mi. D. c..
consider trade. D. C. or Md; terms
GE, 1122.
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AIR-CONDITIONED

AIR-CONDITIONED
DovntoWn-Century Bldg. z12 9th
st. NV: modern flreproof elevator
buildine;. all services included In
reasonable rent; singles and large
Room zo7 AZ bth q n.W II
1894
COLORED = 0O6 1Ith ST. NV.
Drastic reduction In rent. 3 Ice,
rms. and bath; app. 638 50. IT,;
avail. for inm. occup. APPLY LEO
NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1416 K ct.
NV, ME. 54O0.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALT

C0LESVILLE FARHIs-First time Of
Tered. acre. estates $500. out
GcolssTyille rd.. Rt; 90 to our sign.
EE2251Ns9N E291Hs On, dssAL REAL ESTATE ~:
Grain HIGHWAY. u q. ossCi:ss s. :ssSl-5l
acres, long frontage; cabins, res
taurant or residential; the great
avenue Of trade and travel along
the Atlantic seaboard. Maine toll
3-34O1. or Marlhoro a6R2
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

COMMERCIAL LOT In downtown ares
or convenient to same; 5000 tt
1000 50. #: needed. Bldg. not toe
particulars.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
&7lO Annapolis rd.. Bladensburg, Nd.
I'M 1616
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Continued . MeHt HaooD
Evening star., 1952-10-16
Thirty at Columbia
Come Out for General
300 for Stevenson
spselol Dispatch to The stor


NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-Colum-
bia University professors are rush.
ing to choose sides publicly in the
political campaign in the face of
front Office advice to remain
silent.
Thirty faculty members issued
q Eisenhower statement yes
terday. Then 800 Of their col
leagues countered with full-page
newspaper advertisement backing
Gov. Stevenson.
Gen. Eisenhower. the Republican
candidate for President, is on
leave without pay as president of
the university.
Dean Carl w. Ackerman Of CO.
lumbia's Journalism School started
the rush of political statements.
He announced Tuesday night that
he is backing Gov. Stevenson. He
said university officers "have been
urged to remain silent on the
campaign"
DR.. Grayson Kirk, Columbia's 5
acting president in Gen. Eisen-
hower's absence. admitted that he
had suggested" to a few CO.
lumbia administrative leaders
that they refrain from public ex-
pressions Of their political prefer
ence since that would suggest an
Evening star., 1952-10-16

Official attitude" on the part Of
the university.
I DR.. Harry j. Carman, dean
emeritus of Columbia College, the
university's undergraduate college
for men. issued the pro- Eisen-
hover statement. Among its 80
signers was Football Coach Lou
Little. It called Gen. Eisenhower
"the best qualified candidate for
the office"
The full-page pro-Stevenson
advertisement signed by 800 other
faculty and staff members ap-
peared in today's New York Times.
Evening star., 1952-10-16
Joe Louis Quits G. O.P. Ranks,
Says He'll Vote for Stevenson

publican presidential nominee of
putting on a "doubletalk" CAM
paign, emphasizing one thing in
the South and another in the
North.
Asked by newsmen what he
meant in regard to his first point
about conditions for Negro sol
liers in Europe in World War II.
Louis said that he had found Ne
groes frequently were given in
ferior treatment there.
He said he had supported
Thomas E. Dewey. the Republican
presidential nominee in 1914 and
1948 and had backed Harold E.
Stassen for the G. o. p. nomina-
ton this year.
Evening star., 1952-10-16
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

Joe Louis called on Democratic
National Chairman Stephen A.
Mitchell yesterday and told him
he was going to vote for Gov.
Stevenson for President.
The former heavyweight boxing
champion said, 1--WE been a Re-
publican all my life." but gave
two reasons to reporters why he
could not support Gen. Eisen-
hover, the Republican candidate.
First, he said, 81 worked under
Gen. Eisenhower in Europe in
1945 when I was in the Army and
for the American Negro soldier
over there, it wasn't so good"
Secondly, Louis accused the Re-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20

divided up its responsibilities as
follows: Mrs. Ned Mann, assisted
by Mrs. Robert Humphrey, will be
in charge Of hostesses and refresh
ments; Mrs. John Jacobson, Mrs.
Eldon Snyder, both of Euclid, and
Mrs. Clifford Erickson and Mrs.
Robert K. Southworth of East
Cleveland are completing other de-
tails. Mrs. James Barch, president
Of the Terrace Garden Club, will
arrange the decorations.
Mrs. c. A. Dauber, membership
chairman for Euclid and East
Cleveland, will give a brief talk
on the aims of the April member
ship drive.
Mrs. Jackman and her committee
have planned an interesting and
inspiring program, to be opened
by the invocation given by the
Reverend William E. Towner, of
the East Cleveland Baptist Church,
following which Miss Peggy Hoff-
man, soloist at Calvary Presby-
terian Church, will sing. She will
be accompanied by Mrs. F. w.
Gregory.
Phone UL. 1920 for further in
formation about the tea.
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Junior High
.Canteen King
Queen Dance

Another popular "King- Queen
dance will be sponsored by the
Junior High Canteen at it's next
regular Friday night canteen,
March 21st, at the "Y" House, on
Lee rd.
During the evening the chaper-
ones, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kutch-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert X. South
worth and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tomacho will select the King and
the Queen who will receive a gift
of pass to the succeeding canteen.
Members of the canteen COM
mittee responsible for the King
Queen dance are: Leila Furry,
Nancy Knowles, Agnes Tartara,
Fred Spurgeon, Carol Hall, Pa
tricia Wallace, Jerry New, Bruno
Matz, Barbara Francioso, Virginia
Mackell, Jim Kitson, Don Asuma,
Forrest English, Don Camlin, Jack
Dreifort, Larry Lands, and Tom
Perkins. The canteen is sponsored
jointly by the East Cleveland
YMCA and YWCA.
Canteen membership is open to
any junior high boy or girl in
the East Cleveland School dis
trict. 1t meets on alternate Fri
day evenings throughout the school
year, and there is always a good
program of dancing and games.
For further information, call the
YMCA, GIL. 1-3425, or the YWCA,
UL. 1920.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20
Promise Best
Yet All School
Party At Shaw

"Contrary to rumor," said Phil
Traci, co-chairman of the Student
Council Social Committee, "Shaw's
second semester's as good as the
first-and we're out to prove it,"
The "proof Of the pudding" will
be this Friday night when the
Student Council sponsors its second
semi-yearly All-School party. Last
semester's party drew a record
breaking crowd of 633 students
this semester the social committee
hopes for an even greater attend
ance.
Featured as guest star will be
disc jockey Phil Nc Lean. The
WERE platter spinner will assist
Ken and Don who are scheduled to
do the recordings. Therell be the
usual run of dancing, swimming,
volleyball, basketball, ping-pong
and, of course, movie!
students have been asking for
either a comedy or a mystery for
this semester's movie" revealed
10 Lee Fuller, Student council
member. $50 we've compromised by
choosing The Killer with Abbott
and Costello"
The admission is 25 cents, and
guests from other schools will be
admitted if. they come with a
Shaw student. The fun is from 8
to the, Cinderella hour.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20

Shown in picture are members
of the committee in charge of the
YWCA Lenten Tea, to be held on
March 31st at the YWCA Center.
From left to right, Mr.. John Jacob
son, 1901 East 258th ST.; Mrs.
Robert K. Southworth, 1859 Wy
more ave.; Mrs. Howard Jack
man, 26431 Oriole ST., chairman;
Mrs. Ned L. Mann, ITO Lloyd rd.
and Mrs. Eldon Snyder, 25412 Eu-
cid ave.
The Reverend Harry B. Taylor,
minister of the Church of the
Covenant, will speak on "The I'm
peratives of Brotherhood" at the
Lenten Tea to be given at the
YWCA, East Cleveland Center on
Tuesday, March 31st, at 1880 p. m.
The center is at 14635 Euclid ave.
Euclid and East Cleveland mem
bers are combining their efforts to
make this memorable part Of the
Lenten season, and all members
and friends of the YWCA are in
vited.
Mrs. Howard Jackman Of Oriole
ave., Euclid, is general chairman
for the tea, and her committee has
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20
20 FREE Tickets

You can get 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
thru 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 Clark Gable and Ava
Gardner in LONE STAR"
Saturday MATINEE: Same
feature plus 4 cartoons and
serial.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
enjoy a DOUBLE FEATURE:
"THE MODEL AND THE MAR
RAGE BROKER" and king
SOLOMON'S MINES"
Next w edne sday MEET
DANNY WILSON"
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, 1952-03-20

For the seven ladies who make
up the family at Mrs. Laura
Shorter's guest home, 1000 Forest
Hill ave., birthdays are a big
event. There is always a celebra-
ton. But there was very spe-
cial party for Madame Marie Klein
when she was 81 on Sunday, March
9th. 1t was turkey dinner, with
red roses from the other six women
and an orchid from Mrs. Shooter;
to add to the joy of the day.
Madame Klein was born in
France. At the age of 18 she
came to Cleveland where she be-
gan her teaching career, teaching
French in private schools and tut
oring in private families. Her
husband preceded her in death
and for the past ten years she has
resided with Mrs. Shorter.
Madame Klein has many happy
memories to keep her company,
memories of her students and their
families. She is now the last men,
ory of her own family.
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Parsonage Opens
Nursery For Under
Two-Year OIds

Parents in East Cleveland Bap-
tist Church can now enjoy the
morning II o'clock worship serv-
ices, knowing their wee folks are
being cared for. A room in the
parsonage at 1894 Rosemont ave-,
has been remodeled and furnished
to take care of children up to two
years of age and the mothers will
take turns baby-sitting while the
parents are in church.
Children aged two to II years
will be taken care of at the church
during the worship service where
Miss Vivian Hathaway will be in
charge of the primary and junior
age children, Mrs. Claire Johnson,
the kindergarten children, and
Charlene and Nancy Hall, the two
and three year olds.
The infant nursery has been set
up in the parsonage since the ac-
commodations there are better
than could be arranged at the
church.
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| Red Cross
Fund Hits
$9>OOO.76
BY Tuesday evening East Cleve.

BY Tuesday evening East Cleve-
land had passed the two-third
mark in its Red Cross fund Drive
Chairman Mrs. l.. l.. Lehman re-
ported $9,00O.16 banked up that
time.
Today a small company of faith
full volunteers, captains and Mrs.
Lehman are making return calls in
areas which may have been
skipped, and to other places where
return calls were requested to give
everyone the opportunity to have
part in raising the funds to
carry on the work of Red Cross,
come flood, fire, or disaster of
any kind.
Persons desiring to send in their
donation may mail it to East Cleve-
land Branch Red Cross, City Hall,
East Cleveland IL.
One captain telephoned late
Tuesday that she had about $500
to turn in. Several light manufac-
turing plants and organized groups
are still to be heard from.
Mrs. Lehman urges every one to
give something, regardless of the
size of the gift, since every dollar
will count in Red Cross service
somewhere.