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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-31
Four intoxicated
Drivers Arrested
Christmas Eve> Day

While Safety Council reports
from throughout the nation indi-
cate new high in accidents and
traffic fatalities this year, East
Cleveland enjoyed a quiet holiday
season. But one minor traffic acci-
dent was reported for Christmas
Day, and this proved to be a
driver charged with intoxication.
He will appear before Judge STAN
ton Adams, together with three
similar charges during one brief
exciting period on Christmas Eve.
In this brief space of time six
accidents were reported, none seri-
Gus. No injuries were reported.
Traffic itself was normal for
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-31
To Pick Up Christmas Trees
Sforfinq With Next Monday

Please remember, Christmas trees
only in this collection. The regular
garbage and other combustible
rubbish will have its own pickup
as usual.
Signs marked christmas Trees
Tomorrow" will be posted at street
corners on the preceding day to
give residents advance notice of
the collection.
The Division of Sanitation re-
quests the cooperation of each
household, and apartment, in the
removal of the discarded Christ
mas trees.
The pickup schedule is as fol-
lows:
Monday, January 4th
All residences on Hillcrest, Ed
dington, Glenmont, Belmar, Mont,
Luxor, Coventry, Forest, Hill ave.
from Superior to Brightwood,
Lakeview (south), Woodlawn, Pen
rose, Brightwood, Wadena, Rox-
bury, Pennington, Alvason, Rosa
lind, lakewood, Garfield, Lambert,
Mount Union, Wellesley, Vassar,
Fernwood, Belmore, Windermere,
Knowles and Beersford.
Tuesday, January 5th
All residences on Marloes, Van
Buren, Roxford, Rosemont, Wy
more, Lee, Terrace, Brewster,
Wyatt, Cleviden, Henley, Newbury,
Glynn, Oakhill, Hazel, Grandview,
Page, Chapman, Grasmere, Stan
wood, Shaw Sheldon, Charles,
Taylor, Hanover, Brunswick, Hast
ings, Burnette, Allendale, Noble,
Nelacrest, Neladale, Nelawood,
Nelamere, Ravine, Deanwood, Cal
edonia, Helmsdale, Nelaview, Grey
ton, Nela and Hillside.
Wednesday, January 9Th
All residences on Reyburn, West
burn, Alton, North Noble, Rose
dale, North Allendale, Elderwood,
ColIamer, East 152nd, North Tay-
lor, Colt, Dover, East 141st, East
142nd, East 143rd, East 144th,
East 146th, Baldwin, Beaumont,
East 139th, Woodworth, East
133rd from Hartford to Wood
worth, East 134th, East 135th,
East 18th, Mann, Gainsboro,
Shaw north of Euclid, Welton,
Richmond, Shawview, Hampton,
Elwood, Plymouth, Elm and
Alder.
Thursday, January 7th
All residences on Ardenall,
Strathmore, Orinoco, Savannah,
Potomac, Mortified, Scioto, May
fair, Bardwell, Doan, Eastman,
Amhrst, Bryn Mawr, Elsinore,
Elderwood, North Page, No + t h
Chapman, North Wymore.
Friday, January Sth
All residences on Hartford,
Milan, Claiborne, Graham, Gar
den, Sixth, Fifth, Fourth, Third,
Second, First, East 133rd, Hol-
yoke, Lakefront, East l29th, East
13Oth, East 131st, Eddy, Thornhill,
Pontiac, Hartshorn, Fay, Emily,
Hayden, Rozelle and Bender.
Saturday, January 9th
All residences on North Lock-
wood, Melbourne, Carlyon, Speed
way Overlook, East 125th, Lock-
wood, Elberon, belmont, Hover,
Auburndale and North Lakeview.
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In East Cleveland

For the first time in its history
the City Commission will hold the
hearing on the Appropriation Or
dinance on a Saturday night. Un-
der the City Charter the date set
for this hearing is January End.
The date falls on Saturday. The
public is always invited to all Com
mission sessions. The Board of
Education organization meeting is
Monday, January 7th at p. m.
For the benefit of any doubters,
all toys collected in the Toy Time
campaign were given away,
through the managers of the store
outlets of The Volunteers of Amer
lea. One reader phoned to inquire
if the toys were being sold at these
retail stores. Definitely not.
X Il
One resolution each citizen could
make this Near Years Day is: To
take an active interest in my COM
mounity. Community interest and
community service has long been
one combination for which East
Cleveland is known. Why not join
your friends and neighbors?
*
If any woman, younger or older,
would like to be better informed
on County Government, the invi-
tation of the East Cleveland
League of Women Voters to their
series on this topic, should be ac-
cepted. Details elsewhere in this
issue-and following issues.
City Manager G. A. Carran has
written a letter of commendation
IT, the members of the Fire De-
partment who have completed a
training course in Municipal Fire
Administration. Soon there will
be a similar acknowledgement to
the 49 police who are taking a
course in crime study at Western
Reserve University. Hats off to
the fire laddies and the coppers.
They are really working to give
the city the best possible service.
Two East Cleveland Kiwanians
are helping plan the Division In
stallation party January 4th at
the First Hungarian Reformed
Church, East blvd. and Buckeye I'd.
Karl Brown is general chair
man and Norman Paynter will
serve as master of ceremonies.
Dancing following the dinner and
installation, will be to AL Bernar-
dis Orchestra.
A Happy New Year to all, and
to all our deepest appreciation for
your splendid cooperation for
another year of the East Cleveland
Leader which turns the page to
Volume II with 1854.
--ECB
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-31
DECLINES APPOINTMENT

One of the newly appointed pa
trolmen, announced by the Civil
Service Commission last week, has
decided to choose another voca-
ton. He is James Malloy. In his
place is Donald w. Scheutzow of
$685. West 132nd st. who has been
given the appointment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-31
January

First of the new residents for
East Cleveland on 1858 were born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Rolf F. Ressler,
113O East 140th ST.; to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Laningan, 1921 Elder
wood; and to Mr.. and Mrs. Effert
E. Radatz, 1880 Urbanna I'd.
In a ouiet-but brisk-campaign
East Cleveland police banned q
undesirable publications from the
newstands about town.
Lars Forsberg, So, of 1860 East
135th st. was Cleveland's first
pedestrian traffic fatality of the
year.
East Cleveland YMCA enjoys its
new PA system, through the cour-
tesy of East Cleveland Kiwanis.
On with the program.
Grace Mcdonald, 16, Of 800
Helmsdale rd. is awarded Nathan
Milsteine grant to young violinists.
Grace adds her skill to Shaw's or
chestra.
Heading the 1853 Heart Fund
Drive kept Mrs. Josephin Neill,
1861 Burnette ave., busy this
month.
Windermere Branch of the East
Cleveland Trust Co., observed its
fiftieth anniversary this month.
Assuming responsibilities o r
leadership of their groups for the
year are: DR.. Richard Watkins as
president of Exchange Club, Joseph
Eckert as president of East Cleve-
land Business Association, Ken
Vermillion as president of Kiwanis,
and Jean Witter as Worthy Ad-
visor of Windermere Assembly
Rainbow for Girls "a six months
term).
Eighty-five students received
high school diplomas from Shaw
in the midyear commencement eX-
ercises.
Promotion came to E. Vance
Anderson of the Installment Loan
division of Central National Bank.
He was made the departments
assistant cashier.
y
Miss Mildred H. Tull, 1864 FL
beron rd. is feted by Shell Oil as
she retired with twenty-one years
carxyico
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-31

Orchestra to play in the All Ohio
Orchestra, namely, Grace e Nc
Donald and Evelyn Wilniak, viol.
ins, Nancy Struggles, string bass,
and Nancy Magnusson, French
horn.
The School Board votes a $400
yearly increase in salary to all
educational employees, and 6.6fe
increase to non-educational EN-.
ployees.
It's fifty years of married life
for Mr.. and Mrs. c. Miller, 1850
Collamere st.
Another stripe for Patrolman
Robert Troyan, now a sergeant.
Florist Tom W. Evans has a new
task. 1t is as appraiser of nursery
stock, forest trees and florist
ranges for the new Ohio turnpike.
Chimes are dedicated at First
Friends Church, Superior and Mel
bourne I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-31
February

Huron Read Hospital again steps
into the spotlight as a new admi-
nistrator and a new chief of staff
is named. From City Hospital,
Akron, Edwin G. Miller comes to
be the hospitals new administra-
tor. Elected chief of staff is DIR.
Joseph L. Billion. Forty seven
freshmen were capped in the hos
pitfalls School of Nursing.
In the face of $3.50 across the
board increase in real estate va
luations, both the City of East
Cleveland and the East Cleveland
School District pare their budgets
to a 41aGo increase only. The
school budget is fixed at $780,
$50.
Shaw tops the Greater Cleve-
land district when four of its
musicians are selected from the
Northeastern Ohio High School
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-31

Double Exposure for Camera
shop man Johnny Nebe. Just after
a skidding auto hit his car to a
$40O bill, unknown callers looted
the cash register for $3.50.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-31

East Clevelancd's first traffic
fatality Of the year was Mrs. Dora
Pitel of Cleveland who was run
down while crossing Superior I'd.
south Of Euclid ave.
Continued on Page 81
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-31
March

AS Frank G.. Anderson retires
from active business life and
moves to a new address in Dan
bury, Conn, the East Cleveland
YMCA presents this honored men,
bers. of it's Board of Management
with a life membership in the Y.
Mr.. Anderson has served the Y
for 80 years. His business termi-
nation came after 481a years with
National Malleable and Castings
Co.
Dick Kohagen is named Master
Councillor of Cleveland Chapter,
Order DeMolay.
A change in summer sports is
made when the Recreation Divi-
sion introduces Little League for
"a" Softball. (And did it prove
top move. Little League went to
town from the first bat of the
first balD.
The Very Rev. Francis B. Syre,
dean of the Washington National
Cathedral returns to his former
church, st. Paul Episcopal, for an
evening with his former parish
toner's and frieds.
Twice this month the city's
public schools proved themselves
as two groups of students were
honored. Six places were won in
the General All-State Scholarship
test, while five placed in the Re-
gional Scholastic Art Contest. In
the former group Judy Keller, IT,
was second among all Ohio girls
taking the test while Honorable
Mention came to Edward Roth,
Michael Gay, Phyliss Ann Fried
man, Ruth Shankland, Alan Sing
artists honored were Ellen Jean
erman and Charles Voge. Young
Price, Phyliss Friedman, Budd
Zimmerman, Elizabeth Hunsicker
and John Tomcha.
Double Exposure for Camera
shop man Johnny Nebe. Just after
a skidding auto hit his car to a
$400 bill, unknown callers looted
the cash register for $3.50.
East Clevelancd's first traffic
fatality Of the year was Mrs. Dora
Pitel of Cleveland who was run
down while crossing Superior I'd.
south Of Euclid ave.
Continued on Page 81
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-31

A Happy New Year to all, and
to all our deepest appreciation for
your splendid cooperation for
another year of the East Cleveland
Leader which turns the page to
Volume II with 1854.
ECP
Evening star., 1953-02-22
KATE SMITH's GARDEN spEclAL...
FREE !! Z! !! EDs v" IS
OF EXTRA COST

SIMONlz :es:; :s:; FLOOR WAX
terrified with new nard.lussre Simelise!
Lovely petunias and snapdragons! Zinnias
and marigolds blazing with color! You get
big packets of famous Vaughan flower Seeds.
worth 75e-free of extra cost. Kate Smith
offers this Garden Special to win your friend
ship for new Simoniz Mons Scuff Floor Wax.
Designed for busy kitchens it's fortified
with new hard-lustre Simolite!
Non-scuf Simoniz shines in minutes
no rubbing. Won't mop of. Holds its crystal
bright shine thru weeks of busiest kitchen
traffic. There's no hufing, no putting, no
scufing with new Simoniz!
Remember a Simoniz discovery
high-lustre wax fortified with new hard
lustre Simolite. No marks! No streaks-
lasts full weeks!
So save work. Discover non-scuf Simoniz
Self Polishing Floor Wax nOU, while your
store has this special! Nothing to mail-no
waiting. At your store today!
Evening star., 1953-02-22
M0N
GARDEN FULL OF THESE
AUCHAN BEAUTlES-YOURS!"

Don't miss my Garden Special" says
Kate Smith, star of Simoniz TV show.
.You get A packets of famous Vaughan
sure-to-bloom seeds-75c catalog value
free of extra cost, banded to new quart
size Simoniz Non-Scuff Floor Wax, forti-
fed with new hard-lustre Simolite!''
Evening star., 1953-08-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BENDIX LAUNDERETTE, good loca
tion, showing excellent profit; pricec
GROCERY AND MEATS-Doing oyel
s., 500 per week; 1909. colored. Lo.
lated s;dssa in Sc 6ss0 Reasonable offer con
IREsTAURANT AND TOURIST COURT
for sale or lease: Is miles west o.
Washington on Route 20 and 211
For particulars. call for appoint.
ment. Crescent 963. Q am; to
HOTEL. downtown; 30 rooms; soot
business; 5-year lease. Phone TIA
GROCERY GRooiiRR STORE, beer and y Wine
with living quarters, rent Ss5 mo.
SMALL i GRocERY&Nice Il q clean aS stock
good location; 2-rm, apt. in back
good living for two; nice business
rent. S39 mo-: very small investment
Good lease: Box 133-R. Star. 23
DRY CLEANING. STORE for rent al
equipment. Can CO: 5:62"@9. %
SMALL RESTAURANT. fully equipped
. mi. north of Rockville on Rte. 24O
viii lease to responsible party. OIL
4-S127 after 6 pm ~
NURSING HOME business for sale
IS beds in Prince Georges County
Operated since 194S; to be sold tc
ranged. Operating at net prof1t
of approximately $4,000 per month
operating statement available. EXce'.
lent opportunity for young doctor
or q graduate nurse to acquire Z
going business including good vii
and equipment at figure less tnar
reproduction cost Of equipment
alone Character and financial refer.
ences required. Box 130-R. Stay
I0IS ACRFS Motai cite with resfau.
nr. Fort BelVoir' Can be bousht or
good terms; -Call Mr.. TRIPLETT
DUE TO DEATH or OWNER we offel
for sale ..'WAYSIDE MARKET 10.
Gated d. on srsS Dl9t Of ah6t gTpund ls Sitg
and block masonry buildins con.
tanning 1890 50. feet, consisting oi
barbecue pit, restaurant. confec.
tonary. fruit and vegetable stano
and flower rIcn mart Sma nan ma masonn! mr.
mediate poss. NOAH E. cRAMEH
4 SON; 114 Is,S y Court st. Frederick
TEXACo STATION in Fairfax, doinG
geod business Call EN-. 3-475a9. OIL
WEATcH EM T"ylS And PAwN-Good ioca.
tion; have another store: forced
to sell; very reasonable, Call ME.
MoTALoY, sensational automotive
discovery. giving ring and valve
Job while. you drive; good for
zoo 600 mi; has :.9 dssleFShiDs s.s.l; sysil;
multiple retail outlets. MoTALoY
SALES Co. 1902 H St NV,
Washington. D. 6. -23
Evening star., 1953-08-22
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

ARLINGTON - Two-bedrm. duplex
liv. rm. with dinette; equipped kit.
full bsmt.: stairway to large Stor-
age attic; redecorated: vacant: cony
to shopping and transp. IA: z
1900. MILTON G. SMITH REALTY.
ARLINGTON. NORTH--Three-be -bedrm
detached brick Colonial; fine loca-
tion, close to schools. bus and shop
enf ea j. a'fiiap5f II sENof sSP1 a Reatop SSo RG RG
S-6677;. ewes, JE. 3-1141. 23'
SIS TO Ss5 A MONTH; . to bed
rooms. Move in and start buying
the modern home of your choice;
no down payment. no settlement
available. and complete details. 81.
r. N: s, ?. o. Box 7412, Wash
NEARBY MD.-Four bedrms., tile
bath, or 6 bedrms., baths: h.-w.
oil heat, screens, large yard. AP.
NoRBECK AREA-Lovely brick home;
4 bedrms.,. maids rm., ga baths;
liv. rm., din. rm., library, kit, in
setting; .S225 per mo. Call Mrs.
Cansys 5as1ys ASK 90pesrGaterr, for Eyergreen
4.2596. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
KENSINGTON, MD.-Two- bedroom
modern rambler; elec. kit, nice
grounds; $110. NO. 1854. --2;I
3l19 18th ST. N.E.-Six-rm. brick;
? full baths; fenced-in rear yd. !;
oil h.-w.h.; compl. redec.; $l25
20. 2-37S3 or 10. 3-5624. -2S
bedrm. rambler; de luxe kit; lge.
wooded lot; Sl25 per mo. Phi. 10.
3-6400 or LO. 7-2639. "a
ALEX, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. semi
det. brick; full bsmt.. gas furnace.
fenced yard. Good condition. 500.
FOR RENT IN MD.-cottase on q
acre; 4 rms, and bath, mod; / mi
west of Md. Univ. S65 per mo.
HA. 2-7794.
OPEN. 41O2 18th ST. N.E.-6 rms.
bedrms., u baths, powder rm..
LIST n: nr. bus and schools.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6O2O
Evening star., 1953-08-22
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont. |,

TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE
limited telephone facilities, For
spgSi9tment ssssss' to inspect cal! Is: ST.
EQUIPPED RES. beer tavern. nr.
| 1T. Belvoir on Richmond hwy. Liv-
E eept 'r'n eartneF ae9' ON % reas. tss. e terms.
Phone South 5-4411. 24'
BEAUTY SHOP. .5.6 14th ST.-Fully
Esq., fsgiDsSd sS yrs R009 1885, tS5 soo sess
rent rent, o9en s. for inspection sat. and
BAR AND GRILL-Equipped; apt.
above. Very busy section. 436 l.
st. NV. Reas. price and terms;
IPENsIoNED PERSON to manage or
nearby Virginia horse country. Inn
has many beautifully furn: rms.
yeniences. Only knowledge of good
food is. necessary. Former owner Is
reputed to have netted over $4,000
per year: Please give telephone NO.
Box Sis. Star.
RESTAURANT - Excel. waterfront
loc. LIQUOR, good food business.
Fs iss as !tnt priffd e. ssSs 10y tGs quick sfl'
BOOMING HOUSE. N.E.-white or
colored: Z rms. furn. Good income.
Best 20 cash offer. OWNER, II.
TAVERN, GROCERY STORE, gas asst sta.
tion combined. with 5 rms. and bath.
ami. doing good. business. Owner
leaving State; Located on main
chester hs w. % pr;csa iteS tor trEm n,Sark WE: a.
FOUNTAIN CONCESSION wanted ' BY
experisnced sxpecss 9peratcr; Reliable ref
SELF sEfn'fsi sEREfcE w; GsktoscERr. sa ehoi..
section. good lease. cheap rent. un-
sacriice. 1921 Psnna. ave ave. NV: NV
NEWSSTAND FOR SALE in hotel
n4.; ssle; good lease, with low rent.
PRICED. $4,000 plus inventory. Cash
pF Box terms; i7ss - sp.r broker; gentle ealy.
GRocERY STORE, doing rood bSsi-
ness; very good equip, and living
quarters. Reasonable. owner must
sell, Call ST. 3-3497. HE. 4-4466.
weekly business iaoSdsa mossIS eoloreS sd;seS
so5tsnlty cali ss sS% Eridsy. stss.sas as N. S2.
S-g3T3 and ia. 9-0995. -23
PAWN, used clothing bus $500 stock.
$500 dn.; rent bldg. $50. fully
LGE. TEXAcio' II sTxrfoSSSs.' ssTiExrfEoSSSs' Sc; own owner
will sell all or part interest; or win
8 pm. Mon. Fri. Lo. 7-959O, I am.
ESQ 81 8 ST STATION, excel. NV. location. mfs
well eStab, approx. $4,000 gal, per
Sun. RA. 3-640S. "a
RESTAURANT-B BAR, fully equipped.
packaged goods; on-off, z days. Lo-
GATED on Route B., one mile from
interest $4,000 WIN handle. bal
EDDIE CHAKALES. Lexington Park,
Md: Phone Great Mills 4911. 22s
RESTAURANT AND BAR-Well eStab.
lished; Silver Spring location; good
| food business, plus the beer. Ex-
cellent opportunity. No information
oyer the phone. ROBT. L. LOWERY,
a34 Ellsworth drive.
BAR AND RESTAURANT; Route 3Ol,
Waldorf, Md.-Seats 100; on-and-oR
sale liquor license; slot machines;
sn0Ift. S1,,Gdt II ,fGpontage, on 10 acres. In
owner: homes rented. Trailer
park for 25 rented, space for addi-
tional 20 All equipment and land
included in sale. Reasonable down
payment; excellent financing. A
real money-maker. BY OWNER.
FLOWER GIFT SHOP. completely
equipped $1,000, terms. OWNER,
WA. 7-0100 or UN. 4-s094.
Evening star., 1953-08-22
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

PARK, 1926 Knox rd.-2.
bedrm. apts.; dinette, liv. rm., kitch-
en-: near tranSp. and shopping cen.
ter: conv. to Md. q. With ali utils.
alsossa tuEH;s sse'5o' uN' 4-2s6e' or Ju'
SILVER SPRING. bedrms.. kit.
din, bath: all utilities included
SLIGO CREEK PARK. Silver Spring
Md,-Vacancie for Sept. l and 10:
picture windows, tile bath with
shower, kitchen ventilators, dining
alcove, parking space, laundry IA
cilities; no pets. Two-bedrm. apts.,
S93 50-S95.50 mo-: 1-bedrm. apts.,
SS4 so mo-: utils. incl. To inspect.
call manager bet. hours 1-5 pm,
NEAR FLOWER AVE, Takoma PARK
ping PPihn9EsoeSe eenter and transp. Call Ju'
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY; MT
dinette, kit. bath apt; S94. incl
all Al utils; ooss 5000 Arundel rd. or phone
FREE RENT-Basement apt, lovely
knotty pine, pvt. bath and sep. entr.
ideal for. couple or woman. in ex-
after school hours. Lo. 6-?414
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-conveniently
located, 1-bedroom apts.. dinettes;
newly redec.; $76, plus utils. $50,
incl. utils. JU. $3.50, Ju. 5-2947,
LARGE. 3-rm. apt: pvt. bath; GOOD
Ioc.; utils. incl. Wish to rent cple.
desiring child care. UN. 4-2444. Ia
Evening star., 1953-08-22
HOUSES FURNISHED tcons.I J

GLEN ECHO HTs.-Two-bedrm. bum
galow, 24-ft. liv. rm.. gas heat; near
ccaEriainne, year lease. S110 mo. OIL,
nished. Now avail h;7i able; Close to to
schools, bus and Shopping center;
Sl40 month. Call j. H. BENOIT,
Realtor' KE. s-6677; ewes, JE
viRGiNiA-LINCoLNIA - s-5edrm.
house, full ,bsmt,, country setting.
Ideal for children; S14O mo-; 10
min. from Pentagon. KI. 9-3537.
WOODLAND HYATTsvILLE. Conv.
New brick, 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.
NEAR LORTON - I-bedrocm house,
modern. partly furnished. For couple
only, $45 mo: to be paid by part
time time work q 70 H. R. JoEsTING' oc-
NV. SECTfoN near transp.; 2-bed-
rm, house, washing machine, Ia
baths, shower in finished English
bsmt., patio. yard, parking space;
S175, years lease. DE: 2-51s6;
CHEVY CHASE, 1900 I.angdrum, cor
ner of Wis; 10 rms. 31a baths,
rec. and den. Open. OIL. 1885,:
1896 18th ST. N.w.-Beaut. furn.
det; nome, 8 rms, 4 baths, diplo-
Ga cat s9vhs M 99qnr oT wishes pnt to % rse
nIHnvSI IA Sslo6S1 5ao,]s; ~; 5s7I0o. 81,
min. to White House; peri. enter
tanning; lge. liv.-din. area. bed
rms, 9 baths; maids rm;, bath; yr,
TAKOMA PIX, MD.-3- -bedrm. bunga-
low. Furnished, h.-w.h., garage,
$135. JU. 9-9310. "a
COUNTRY ESTATE. New rambler,
din. rm.. mod. kit. bath breezeway,
att. garage, full bsmt., oil heat,
firepl., unlim. garden space; use
eboas oc riding FS hSrfaf S a. 5eaeTd
farm, 8 mi. from Cap. Bldg, conv:
Boiling and Andrews Fields. Ideal
for fam. or bach; yrs. lease: avail.
Sept. /: $195 mo. 10. 7-7341. ,--24
ARLINGTON - 3-bedrm. completely
isRs1 shoppins center aGs and ie busline; Us O0I 10
minis. Pentagon and IS to-. down
town Wash: kit. with din. liv. rm..
bath. full bsmt. and 2 scr. porches;
$50 mo. ia. 2-7e21 or ia. 2-4777.
AIS LEGATION ST., CHEVY CHASE.
D. CO bedroom home, full base
ment. near schools and bus. $131 so
per month. Years lease. Open Sat
urday and Sunday. l to 8. Poplar
10 MINUTES from U. S. Public Health
in Rockville; 2-bedroom home, fin.
attac; large corner lot; near schools
and bus; $100 mo. Poplar 2-4543.
I33O7 OBERON ST., Kensington, Md. !;
completely furn. rms, , baths;
teen-age children accepted. To in
spect. call AMERICAN SECURITY &
TRUST CO., ST. $4,000, -23
ARLINGTON FOREST, 3 bedrms.. well
furn., newly dec, oil heat; mr.. bus
line; $175. ia. 8-7686. "a
ST. N.W.-Beautiful
detached home: 3 bedrms., 2Ia baths,
living rm. with firepl.. dining rm..
kitchen, rec. rm. with flrepl., and
garage; $500 per mo. Elk. 3-24S0.
FRED A. SMITH CO.. lib ~l7th
IRVING ST, near Rock Greek Park;
bedrms., ga baths, living rm.. din
| ing rm.. inciosed sun porch. rec.
| rm. and parking space in rear.
/ S166.50 per mo. EX. 3-24S0. FRED
A. SMITH CO.. lib 18th st. NV.
OAKCREST-English type brick with
| garage and fenced yard; 3 bedrmS,.
| Ia baths, screened porch, tiled rec.
| rm.; newly decorated. Avail. Sept.
l5. Cali OF. 1894 or OF. 4-S029.