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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24

j. Pryzeracki, Chardon.
HAMBDEN - Mayme Ransos,
lot 18 with .621 A to Cleve.
land Electric Illuminating Co..
Cleveland.
Charles H. Bartlett, Ruth
Bartlett Green and Eva Braid
wood Peterson, lot .93 A. to
Margaret B. Schneider, Char
don.
HUNTSBURG TWP. - Eliza
beth Hymen, lot SO with house
and 4 A. to Memo j. Schmuc-
ker, Huntsburg.
MIDDLEFIELD TWP. - Will
liam Leslie, Jr., lot 46-47 with
house, barn and Is A. to Keith
and Mary Herrick, et.al., lots
Max H. Gooding, ct. al, lots
21-30 with buildings and 25.25
A, lot 21-3O with 8.32 A., lot
% with z A. and lot % with
4 A. to Gale A. and Mildred o.
Gooding, Middlefield
Ralph R. White, lot 20 with
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24

KIWANIS LAKE - Lewis
Kador Builder Inc, lots 1885,
2, 1872, 1882 and 1892 all
with OF A. to Julius E. and
Theresa c. David, Newbury.
PUNDERSON LAKE = Louis
j and Rena G.. Hrabak, lot
AL with house and IA A.
and lot 1871 iwth IA A. to
Louis j., Dali and Lucille M.
Hrabak, Garfield Heights.
Joseph and June c. Pierce,
lot 1882 with 1T A. to George
B. Major, Burton.
RELIANCE INVESTMENT CO.
Robert j. and Elmore M. Err
win, lot 152 with cabin and
OF A. to Madelon Faix, Lake
wood.
CHAGRIN HEIGHTS SUB. -
Aerene Ober, lot 242-3 with
81 A. and lot 243-3 with is
A. to Wallace K. and Barbara
G.. Ponder, Chagrin Falls.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24

Virgil and Dorothy Battles,
lot 7 with .25 A. to Donald
]. and Betty J. O'Brien, Ches-
terland. ..
CLARIDON TWP. - Arthur
and Mary Peterson, lot 1-2 with
house and $50 A. to Ambrose
1. and Ruth j. Davis, Chardon.
AQUILLA VILLAGE - Mrs.
Helen A. Firebaugh, lot 27 with
house and 10 A. and lot %
with 10 A. to Mrs. Mary Rein
koester, Cleveland.
Orrin r. and Pauline r.
Phillips, lot 64-C with cottage
and .07 A. and lot CSC with
OF A. to Leonard A. and Betty
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24

lot % with AS A. to Ford F.
Quigley, Chardon.
CHESTER TWP. - Evelyn D.
and William F. Barnum, lot
4 with 2.31 A. to Henry ]. and
Daisy I. Meyer, Novelty.
Earl and Mary Jedlinsky, lot
% with house, barn and 1.02
A. to Olive M. Erwin,
Chesterland.
Robert D. and Marjorie H.
Trather, lot SO with house and
l A. to Austin w. Smith, Ches-
terland.
c. H. Ortman, lot 28-18 with
It's A. to Roger E. and Car
lotte Istenis, Chesterland.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24

inventory and appraisement
filed.
Estate of Ruth R. Lorson,
will filed.
Estate of Gertrude M. Rue
kel, will filed.
Estate of James E. Meyer,
petition by surviving spouse to
purchase real etsate filed.
Estate of Bernice F. Ballard,
report of newly discovered
assets filed.
Estate of Mike Brilla, Sr.,
inventory and appraisement
filed.
In the matter of the guard
ianship of Prudence Patchen,
incompetent, inventory filed.
Estate of Albert Edward Pat
terson, aka. Albert E. Patter-
son, application for transfer of
real estate filed.
In the matter of the guard
ianship of Myra Pfenniger, in
competent, final and distribu-
tive account filed.
Estate of Ruby Pearl Barth-
olomew, final account filed.
Estate of Charles Edic, appli-
cation for release of estate
from administration filed.
Estate of Ruth M. Hills, will
filed.
Estate of Ada A. Harbath,
first, final and distributive ac-
count filed.
Estate of Clara M. Tommer,
inventory and appraisement
filed.
Estate of Louis Boros, state
ment in lieu of and for final
account filed.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AUBURN TWP. - Rudy Long,
lot 4 with house, barn and
so A. to Helen Rapasky,
Mantua.
BAINBRIDGE TWP. - John
H. and Suzie E. Yoder, lot
6-7 with house and 5 A. to
Patrick Brennan and William
Bass, Chagrin Falls.
Ruth Palmer ct. al. lot 7
with 1850 A. to Steve and
Anna Koteles, Chagrin Falls.
Paul r. and Maxine A. Froh-
ring, lot 81 with 2 A. to Grace
l. Williams, Chagrin Falls.
CHAGRIN FALLS PARK
ALLOT. - William Robert and
Irene Ross lot 1927 with .O6
A. and lot 1929 with .06 A. to
David and Bessie Collins, Cha
grin Falls.
c. Nose Wilson, lots 449 and
$50 both with .06 A. to John
and Mary Lardell, Cleveland,
Arthur Burse, lots 1870, l31,
1872, 126 with house, 127, 128
and 129, all with .06 A. to
Glide Burse, Chagrin Falls.
Gerthue Boyd, lot $50 and
537 with .06 A. to Charley and
Lucy Mae Thomas, Shaker
Heights.
LAKE LUCERNE Ruth
Black, lots 81 with 1T A. and
9-L with "a A. to Henry p.
and True D. Evans, Chagrin
Falls.
The Lake Lucerne Land Co.,
lot 3-E with "a A. to Bert G.
Harris, Chagrin Falls.
BURTON TWP. Tony Ro-
dencic, lot 81 with 20 A. to
Cecilia H. Wickley, Bedford.
John and Rose Muscil, lot
81 with 30 A. to George and
Sophie Zeman, Burton.
BURTON VILLAGE - Ray
mond A. and Luella j. Beech,
lot 35-4 with house and .27
A. to Lester c. and Alice L.
Scheuring, Burton. .a...
CHARDON TWP. - Ella Hob
man, lot 10-11 with house, barn
and $50 A. to Dale w. and
Dorothy o. johnson, Chardon.
Dale w. and Dorothy O.
johnson, lot 10-u with house,
barn and $50 A. to Roy A.
and Della P. Jones, Chardon.
CHARDON VILLAGE - Anna
j. Roseum, lot 104 with .256
"A. to Ralph c. Barr, Chardon.
Wayne w. Trask, lot 141 with
house, garage and 112 A. to
George w. Kovitch, Chardon.
Max s. and Mnia L. Daniels,
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novit note.
Patricia M. Kirby of Novelty
wants a divorce from James
Kirby on the grounds of ex-
treme cruelty.
Robert Bunowitz, Cleveland,
wants $756.52 from William IL.
Foster in a dispute over prop
erty in Newbury township.
The Independent Lumber
Company of Cleveland wants
$685.. from Dale r. Beattie of
Chesterland, proprietor of the
Ever Seal Combination Window
Company for an overdue ac-
count.
RULINGS
Ruth HagaZi must pay to
Ruth and Ambrose I. Davis the
amount of $4,000 before 400
pm. E. D. T. July %, 1852 to
get the title to disputed lands
on rt. 322 in Huntsburg town.
ship.
The case between Salvatore
Cicirello and James Easley, Jr.,
was dismissed at Mr.. Easley's
costs.
Floyd Bond no longer has
to pay alimony to Ellen Bond
due to the fact that their chill
dren are no longer minors.
Roy Bonifield is ordered to
make an investigation into the
divorce case of Geraldine
Thomas and Charles Thomas
because they have a child I'M
der IA.
Nick and Helen DoulZerakis
were ordered to pay $500, the
amount of a note to Blanche
E. O'Brien.
Carl Barney and Gladys
Barney are granted permission
to amend their petition be-
cause other individuals have
entered the case since the orr
ginal petition was filed.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Theodore Russell Pauley, 20,
of Cleveland to Joyce Lavon
Wells, 16, of Newbury.
Roy Burkholder, %, of Perry
and Donna Kangas, Is, of
Thompson.
Rudolph Hardy, 20, of Cleve-
land and Kathleen Marshall,
25, Claridon.
Max A. Schaffer, "a, New
Hyde Park, N. Y, and Shirley
Thrasher, 20, Chardon.
Leslie Beech, As, Chardon
and Isla Hanks, 55, Chardon,
Theodore R. Blasczczak, 33,
of Cleveland and Theresa Lee
ona Sluzenski, %, Parkman.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24
Old Chapel at Hudson.
CONNECTICUT IN OHIO

"While ] was in New Connec-
Eticut I laid out a town on the
bank of Lake Erie, which was
called by my name and ! believe
that the child is now born that
may live to see that place as large
as Old Windham."
So spoke Moses Cleaveland on
his return from the mouth of the
Cuyahoga River, where, as agent
of the Connecticut Land Company,
he had established wilderness
village. Windham,- incidentally,
had population of 1900.
Harking back TO the Royal
Charter granted the Colony in
1862, the State Of Connecticut,
after the close of the Revolution,
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24

for the exclusive use of the people
of Connecticut.
In 1896 Moses Cleaveland, with
a party Of surveyors, became Con-
necticut's advance guard into the
Western Reserve. Though the
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR

Estate Of William H. Crom-
well, petition for distribution
of assets in kind filed.
Estate of Ignatius Jankowski,
aka. Ignatius Yankowski, first
and final account filed.
Estate of Frank H. Finch,
will filed. ...
In the matter of the guard
ianship of Fred J. Springer,
incompetent, third partial ac-
count filed.
Estate of Charles H. Adams,
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24

kind -. it'll stand the gaf Of hard use and
shock Of rock. You can equip it to cultivate.
subsol and chisel. You'll have better crop
lands better pastures. What's more.
"Cat' power and traction viii put you ahead
Of the season this fall for picking and COM
bining. 'TIvE" power takeof makes your
equipment work better without auxiliary
power. Next spring youn plow and culti-
vate faster.
TAKE 0vER...we'U gladly demonstrate q
"cat" d. Tractor on your farm !
with you at the controls. Call us for
more details or fill out the couponi
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24

1;!;!E]S1;IY
WITH A "cAT" D2 TRACTOR
AND TOOL BAR CHISEL!

Keep your water and soil on your farm!
Open up the subsol to let the water pene-
trate instead Of rampaging down the slopes
carrying your soil along with It'll And here's
the implement for the job - "Cat' Do
Tractor with Tool Bar mounted chiselsl
You've up to tsVice the pulling power with
the DE- over 2-3 plow wheel tractor, so
you can 60 deep. You'll shatter plow pan
and hard pan and let the water seep in.
The "Cat" Tool Bar is the husI1iest Of its
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24

Save on long life. Husky frames,
sturdy axles and high-capacity
springs provide extra strength,
lengthen truck life. Because q
Dodge sob RateF' truck lasts
longer, it has high trade-in value!
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24
HAUL ,WITHIA DODGE and CUT YOUR COSTS!

Cur costs with q Dodge truck
"Job-Rofed" to m your Job
from h-fon to 4-fon.
Power-wifh-eeonomy is the first
principle Of a Dodge engine
thanks TO L-head design, high
efficiency earbvrefion.
Low Upkeep is engineered into
every Dodge truck with features
such as footing oil infake and
others.
syroI Fluid prive-avaiIabIe on
W., A-, 1-fon, and Roufe-vun
modeIs-saves wear.
Come in today for a demonsiru-
iion-und q good deal!
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-07-24

Save on muinsenunee. Dodge Sob
Rated" trucks keep you on the
road-and out of the repair shop.
You get such features as exhaust
valve seat inserts, positive-pres-
sure fabrication system, and others.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
District Court Swings
Into Reduced Summer
Schedule Tomorrow

District Court swings into its re-
duced summer schedule tomorrow.
With the exception Of Thurs
day, only three of the courts
judges are scheduled to be on duty
at one time during July. In addi-
tion to the three scheduled judges,
Judge Henry A. Schweinhaut will
be in court Tuesday for trial Of
two men accused of contempt Of
Congress.
81 The two men are Morris Klein
IMAM and Louis Rothkopf, both Of
$Cleveland. who allegedly have been
connected with large gambling op-
:erationS.
Both are indicted on charges of
refusing to answer questions on
March 26. 1851, before the Senate
Crime Investigating Committee.
At the time of the appearance
of the two defendants. before the
committee, Chairman KefauverI
described them as members Of an
important gambling syndicate. The
two cases have been consolidated
for trial. Their trial before Judge
Schweinhaut is to be without jury.
No District Court cases are
scheduled for trial tomorrow. Jury
panels are to be selected, however, j
for July criminal trials.
During the first week of the re-
duced schedule, Chief Judge Boil
tina j. Laws is scheduled to pre-
side in motions court. Judges
James w. Morris and David A.
Pine are scheduled to preside at
criminal trials.
During the second week, Judge
Pine is to hear motions and Judges
Laws and Morris are to preside at
criminal trials.
From July IA through July 20.
Judges Richmond B. Keech, Alex
ander Holtzof and Edward A.
Tamm are to be on duty. with the
exception of Saturdays when only
one judge is on duty.
A still further reduction is
scheduled for August. From July
80 through August IA only Judge
Charles F. Mclaughlin is to be on
duty. In the last half of August
two judges are to be on duty.
In September three judges again
are to be on duty at one time. The
court Is scheduled to resume its
full schedule in october, with all
Is of its judges on duty.
Principally criminal cases, in
which defendants are in jail
through failure to make bond, are
to be tried during July and Sep
tember. Only motions and emer-
gency matters are expected to be
handled In August.
The various Offices Of the court
are to remain open as usual dur
ing the reduced schedule.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Polio Fund Gives $S,t54 To GWU for Research

assistant, DR.. Mary L. Robbins
assistant professor of bacteriology
a team Of scientists will expert
ment on tissue cultures Of polio
with chemicals and drugs. The
goal is to find compound that
will prevent the growth Of the
virus.
During recent years, scientists
elsewhere have found a method of
growing the virus in human and
animal tissues in test tubes. This
method, by averting the need for
experimental animals, Is relatively
inexpensive and less time-con-
suming.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Short Circuit Touches Off
Sewer Blasts in Columbus
By the Assoeioted Press

| COLUMBUS, Ohio, June ga
short circuit ignited underground
sewer gas in downtown Columbus
today, setting of a series Of ex-
gplosions and injuring three per-
sons.
The blasts knocked out direct
current in a large section. shutting
of presses of the Columbus Dis
patch and Citizen and halting
elevators.
There was no damage to build
iiigS.
The first blast threw the man
hole cover against the underside
of an auto parked over the man
hole.
One person was injured when
o piece of the manhole cover
struck him in the shoulder. An
other man parked in a car next
to the manhole was treated for
a shock. The blast also knocked
down a fireman.
The gas fire was believed caused
when wires supplying electricity
to the Columbus & Southern Ohio
Electric Co. short-circuited. An
official Of the electric company
theorized this ignited the gas.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Negro Stage Stars
Planning TO Marry
BY the Assoeioied Press

CHICAGO, June 28.-William
Warf1eld, negro baritone star of
"Porgy and Bess." and Leontyne
Price, co-starring in the title role.
today announced plans to wed.
Mr.. Warfield, 32-year-old con-
cert artist, and Miss Price, IS,
met when the present company of
"Porgy and Bess" was organized
some eight weeks ago.
The couple said the marriage
probably will not take place until
after the beginning of the COM
pany's European tour in Septem-
ber.
"Porgy and Bess," with almost
an entirely Negro cast, will tour
Europe under the auspices of the
State Department.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

George Washington University
scientists will be able to continue
their search for q chemical to halt
polio as the result Of a $8.154
March of Dimes grant.
A check in that amount has
been presented to DR.. Paul K.
Smith, professor of pharmacology,
by Elwood H. Seal, chairman of
the District Chapter of the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis. and Commissioner F..
Joseph Donohue, chairman Of the
1852 March of Dimes drive.
Under DR.. Smith and his top
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Manganese Makes TIMBER

BOSTON.-The yellow oxides
used in paint usually are discov-
cred mixed with large amounts of
clay. These mixtures are known
as ochres and siennaS. When
manganese is present in sufficient
amounts these clays are brown.
When that occurs, the substance
is known as umbcr.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Mexicuns Veneruted Trees

MEXICO CITY.-At the time of
the Spanish conquest Of Mexico
the Is Indian tribes that in
habited what is now Oaxaca State
believed they were descended from
trees. They held in veneration
many trees. particularly large or
old ones.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
APARTMENTS WANTED

applicants waiting
tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or SubletS. Wash, Va; white.
Cnen z days. MA. 0001.
WANTED JUNE /. unfurnished, l.
bedroom apt. in D. c.; convenient
to State Dept. for l person. Box
IT6-T, Star. IS"
YOUNG COUPLE. professional. plan
ming marriage. need l-bedrm. apt,
unfurn., NV. section, cow. to Mt.
Alto Hosp: reas. HI. 9274. --15
NEWLYWEDS desire furn. apt. May
J. for / to 3 mos; ref; RE. 1900,
Ext. 1906 before 5. II"
EMP. CPL. desires 1 bedrm furn.
apt; nearby Va. or Md. Ii. 3-1233
after pm. II"
YOUNG GIRL wishes to share apt.
with girl under 25, or get together
with girl looking for apt; prefer
close-in NV. or else Macarthur blvd.
location: moderate rent. MA. O!36
1%MESiAfEIY-rwo IfiEfSn fl2 girls desire l.
bedroom unfurnished apartment.
MARffNs kAiRffN 0e4E cApfhfN. FAM Tife. Rm 7yrold
daughter. desire to rent or suitcase
furn; apt. or house in Va. area for
occups UPS Max VI si5S: SS. KT. eSe s14ao5 tea bet
49, and after = pm. III.
GOVT SCIENTIST. employed wife.
no children or pets, wants large,
/ or bedrm. unfurn. apt. Close-in
NV. section. Gil. 1905 after 8.
CLEAN. young working cple. want :
thereof: Under $50. TR. 1889
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HOUSES FURNISHED

GEORGETOwN-Excel. loc.. avail.
immed.: refined. unusually attrac.
5 bedrms., 2Ia baths. lge.. liv. rm.,
fireplaces, din. rm., full bsmt., lge.
sun deck; oil heat. OWNER, co.
Falls Ais CHURCH; fine a-bedrm. brick,
radiant auto. gas heat. finished
bsmt.. recr. rm., nice lawn. shade
trees, t1enfn,v nice nsigh5srhOod; siIaHg SS5a'
raGG mGn'6aS oSr. /; r. small RsGa attractive town
house; grand piano; Dupont Cir;
Alter after 6; fH IA. soo5 o5 weekdays. sesd sn @1s
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Immediate
occupancy; well furn., immaculate
3-bedrm. house: spacious closets,
auto. wash. mach; conv. transp.;
$500 mo. Call OIL. S093 any time
Sunday, after 6 pm. weekdays. -19
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Brick, 2 bed
rms: wooded lot; gas heat; porch;
avail. April 10; S16S. EN-. o334.
AVAIL. IMMEDIATELY-3-4 bedrms.,
Ii2 baths. lge. liv. rm. and din; rm.
front and rear porches. full bsnt.
and attic, auto. oil heat, very COM
Portable and well furn.. formerly
occupied BY embassy Official: lease
at $3.50 mo. OWNER. ME. $3.50 or
NSRTH SR ABINGDON. OF Wilson blvd.
$3.50 per mo. OW. 912S. 10
COLLEGE PARK. MD, Near Univ.
Of Md; brick 4-bedrm. home; 2
baths. extra toilet in basement: gas
heat: large: ayailabls April 1gtn.
TORS. WA. 1910: ewes. WA. 4e9s.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
ROOMS FuRNlsHED-s.E.-s.w

SINGLE ROOM, plenty of hot water;
"a block transp.; unlim. phone; Kit.
privileges optional. LII. 4-4s9S.
EAST CAPITOL ST.-very nice large
rm., newly decorated; $3.50 per wk.
CAPITOL HILL, opp. House ofc. Bldg,
blk. Lib of Cong. Pleasant rm.,
man, pvt, home. Also exceptional
2-rm. suite. pvt. bath. refgr.., 2nd fl.
front, high ceilings. ample closet
space, furn. as dble. bedrm. and liv.
rm., no kit. Will rent singly or as
suite; suitable cple. or or . WON
HILLC LCREST~Nicely furn. front bed
rm. in congenial home. Gentleman
only. VI. 0504 ewes. is
LGE. NICELY FURN.. clean next to
bath, lge, closet. sgle. and dble,'
So and SO q wk. Frigidaire. tele-
phone privil. Call AT. 1888 or EN-
1898. IL
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds; redecor. :,
new furniture; exclusive residential
area, 1929 Westover dr., vi. 6S03.
1e3 ATLANTIC sT-Lse. rm. next
to bath and phone; cow. transp.
10 2-23S4 --lS
Evening star., 1952-04-15
ROOMS WITH eoARD

DISSIN's GUEST HOUSE has several
women. Food service, location the
Dupont Circle, DE. 919S. -16
1916 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food;
men or girls. $50 month: elec. priv
lis. 81 mo. A few vacancies. MISS
WELLER, DU. 3232. Share rms.
for Govt employed: clean. neat. 15'
l4O1 18th N.W.-Lovely rooms for
business people and students; Sc
lective menus; switchboard. -15
FOR AGED or invalid person-Com.:
Portable room. excel. food; home OF
nurse; care If necessary. OR. 1928.
5sO5 I4th ST. N.w.-Larse double
room; twin beds. good breakfast;
southern home. RA. 1928. IL
mother and infant under
! VI, with day care in pvt. home.
lockwood d-66lS. III
WENDELL TER.-Pleasant rms. .conv.
transp.: lge. porch. spacious lawn;
TV.; SIS per wk. We specialize In
high quality meals. Meals only, $50
per mo- 1927 Belmont I'd. NV
BRADLEY ARMS. 1925 10th st. NV.
One Of the incest places to live in the
city. Sgl. and dbl. rms. for refined
young ladies or young gentlemen.
Excellent meals; good transporta-
ton. DU. a349. -l5
9I39 r ST. N.W.-Switchboard. ele-
vator service; pvt, semipvt. baths;
selectiye menu. Hobart 1000. lSH
Evening star., 1952-04-15
MIscEL. WANTED tcort.)
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
long haired, female, II
rnnS old. SRS GU Q@N1 la

DACHSHUND. long haired, female, 10
mos. old; sos. SH. 3771. -l6
TINY TOY FOX TERRIERS, real
Toys. full Of life. HO. 1918. lie
CHIHUAHUA PUPS. males and fe-
males: $50 and up. A. K. c. STUD
SERVICE, XII. S-0793. -15
BOXER. fawn, female, 10 mos. Axe;
excel. show prospect; $500. WA.
COCKER PUPPIEs-AKc registered;
black and white and red and white;
IL weeks. Phone Vienna 141 j
COOKERS, beauties. parti-color. Axe,
parents ribbon winners: S35. 1906
51th Hillside. sun. or ewes. -l5
TOY RAT TERRIER, nice little house
dog; father a tiny little Chihuahua;
$50 to $35. XII. S-0793. Id
HANDSOME HOUND-TYPE MALE
dark brown, black and white,
friendly; housebroken: country pref
Owner moved. 81. 6709 after 8.
COLLIE. 3 mos, female. Will give
free to nice home. Call MI. 2l64
COLLIE PUPS. ! male, ! female
Tri-color; Axe. res.; $50. CAL
GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION in
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs.
good food. kind supervision. KR1SS
KROSS KENNELS, Fairfax 679.J.
-o1
Evening star., 1952-04-15
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

SHARE MODERN 2-bedreom apt.
with / or : girls. Call after
pm. NO. $3.50. -l5
5-ROOM FURN. APT. cple preferred.
Apply 310S 34th ST., Mt. Rainier,
Md. after $50 pm. lis
GLOVER PARK, lady to share l.
bedrm. apt. unlim. phone. laund.
facilities. EN-. 04O3 after $3.50
weekdays. all day Sat. and Sun.-20
GIRL. 20 TO 2J. with references,
share modern air-cond apt. Wood
ner. 10th st. NV. HU. 1888 after q.
Mr.. BRANCH AVE. M st. SCI or .
settled girls to share with others
mod. redec. 2 bath home. Elec. kit,
washer, dryer, piano. Lge. win
bedrm. avail, $40 wk. ca. LU. l.
30S2.
AIR -COND. DOWNTOWN efic. apt,
Conn.-L sts. Avail to congenial man
with refs. Box 344-T. Star.
LADY ~ to 35 wanted to share
large apt. in building. Conn. ave,
with l other. HO. 6o65, Ext. 1856.
BEAUTIFUL DE LUKE APT. d. c.
To share with Jewish lady. Eleva-
tor, roof garden, TV; S35. For in
formation call Sligo 1892.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
TELEVISION

Gigantic clearance sale. Brand-new
1852 famous makes TV sets at be-
low dealers cost. Open till IL pm.
AIMCO TV SALES
$500 N. Washington Blvd.
ArNp0tnp Va CI, T10O
Evening star., 1952-04-15
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

se2 CONST. AVE. N.E.--1 lge. rm.
partly furn.. adults only, immed.
occup., -S27.5O mo See. tenant. in
bsmt. after 8 pm. or call ME. 54Q2.
iliges. for couple. Nr. shopping
center. good transp. All day Sun.
or Mon. through Fri. to 3 pm.
IU -44S5. -l5
- NEWLY DECORATED
room for couple; 2 girls or , men;
near 18th and r I. ave. ne; rent
very cheap for right people as land
lady wants company. DE. 62S6 or
IA 6-7654 -16
COLORED1sO4 A ST. NE, furnished
rooms, reasonable. Ii. 3-0721.
--17
CoLORED-DEsIRE young man; rm.
home privil. River Terrace section.
Ii. 6-S9S3. IL
Evening star., 1952-04-15
2 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
AIR-CONDITIONED

IN mod. bldg. Excel. NV. location
Rent S21750 incl. utils. To sc
call OR. 1900. -l6