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EAST TWIST ST. HIoHWAY
VERY DESIRABLE

Three-bedloom ramblers: convenient
location in nearby Langley Park
area: full basement: Gas heat:
available immediately at Sis per
University lane, to Ruatan st.. left
to 1888 Ruatan. rs
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ARL., widow will share bung. with
t eiSSsss "a q J iR.es -44Ss nun D MsS
2 GIRLS to share nicely furn. home
with another lady: Silver Spring.
JU. $500. -2S
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

4435 sPRiNGDALE ST. NV.
OPEN TODAY / TO 8 PM.
These fine homes feature center halls,
spacious living rooms. separate din
ing rooms, outstanding kitchens, 3
bedrms.. > exceptional tile baths.
fun daylight Easements with n
bath: closet space aplentv. Many
people have expressed desire for
a rambler. but not way out. We
have the answer to that problem
suburban environment in the city.
Every convenience at hand.
$29,750
Directions, Out Mass. ave. to 45th
St. right > blocks to Springdale.
right to 4439 and our OPEN sign.
Legum g. Gerber Realty Co.
EN-. 10000
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RESTAURANT. Upper Georgia ave.
Standardization, seats IOs. ali
booths. Open IL am. to midnight,
closed Sundays; liquor license; air
cond. Rent, 1928 entire bldg, S-yr.
down. BOB HOLLANDER, Exclusive
Broker. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. s.
9743.
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6916 9Th ST. N.W.-Nr. Walter Reed.
] weli-arranged rms. rec. rm:. ga
Eage. Avail. April 18th; $3.50 mo.
ARL.. Columbia Pike area. 5422 sth
pl. so. - bedrms.. newly dec. fully
eeutp. kit: washer: COW. Pentagon.
p G; Children: pets. IA. s-9320
COLORED-NR. 18th sT.-s large
rms; oil heat; back yd.: $40 mo.
HARRISON a. ADAMS. MA. s-s3Os.
-2S
COLORED - PRACTICALLY new.
semidet. brict home avail. now .
bedrms.. attrac. uv.-din. comb. kit,
and bath: S95. Just or EasE Capitol
f fps sst Co.. ''i 'so Sc H SHANNON II T. N&
COIORED-BRICK. RMS. bath.
mo. Can Ii. 4-4U;.3 or TU. p "a.
CoLoRED-I11s X ST. SIS Fm.,,
BIG Brown eii Sis n En- st. .'S.. "a
coGokED-HoUsEs: =, and Q rms;
A AZ sections Rss,rNHH92; s-o4oe. ACME
rms. : baths. gas heat; sioS mo-
rooming house: 20 18th st. Sc:
Nom rms; AL slec in l5sh sve sSgSo. Apply
COLORED-8i5 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
S.- sedr I..:. IA baths; respSn Ia e
& SONS, 43n 9Th St. nv
6 rms, 9 incl. porches, rec. rm..
cement Colonial front porch. gas
h.-w.h.. hardwood floors. For adults
only. 500. Write Box 35S-H, Star
and give full references. No. in
family and work place. Avail. bet.
April l and April Is.
400 Mace. t SoLoREp AYR vw
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FOR RENT. location for
outdoor farmers market. on
Defense hwy. right in middle
Of thousands OF new homes.
NO competition: ample space
right on highway nearby Md,
GOLD MINE FOR THE RIGHT
MERCHANT. Call JOSEPH
k1NSKY, ST. 1881 or OIL,
4-55T4.
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COLORED
$40 MO. UP

HOUSES AND APIS.
VACANT HOUSES AND APIS. NOW
AVAILABLE ALL SECTIONS, GOOD
f RopEEMGNNris. Ak coM Mc To oSr1e e.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY. o
LIST NATL. REALTY
2 THOMAS CIRCLE NV. RE. 1884.
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OPEN sIJNDAY q "a <

$1,000 bE oMNNIs16EoP i MONTH oM
Unusual value in 3-bedrm. Get. frame
s home III IN e$cG h.. eSond 2S-tt; Nv. nm:
fenced yard; fruit trees. gar., immed.
1?ss. DIRECTIONS: out Reservoir
q to 44th ST.. left to Foxhall I'd.
ar out Canal I'd: to Foxhall I'd.
Tx. 3-74oo AID. 4-so50
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AS MAssAcifu 11E@ AVE. NV.
Near General Accounting once, This
house has bedrms.. 2A-baths.
large living rm.. dining rm.. equip.
kit. pantry. full bsmt.. automatic
heat and hot water. Ready for i'm
FRED A. SMITH co.
1113 18th 81. NV. Elk. 3-24S9
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OPEN STIN0HY Ok.

CORNER $40 18th ST. NV.
Brick Colonial. center hall, newly
dec: in exquisite taste; z rms, Q
baths, 2 powder rms, finished rec.
rm. Priced to sell.
RE. 7-l517 JACK KoGOK tn. 2-4344
1856 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Desirabie
cor prop. of 8 rms, Ia. baths, liv.
rm.. din. rm. and kit: gas hit. and
garage; inviting fri. porch fronting
= THOMAS p. BROWN
616 4th st. s.W. ma. s-lsl9
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TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
Semidet. brick home, completely mod
and markets; ideal for family with
children: $1,000 down to qualified
party. RA. 3-I016.
JAMES s. WILDER REALTY CO.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOUSES ro sHARE tcsnsl BUS opPoRTUIrls lesn. BUSH


BUSINESSMAN, ssmiretired: ample
spare time. maintaining once Du-
pont Circle Bldg; receptive to dig
mined proposal. Box 1875, Washing
ton 4.
LIQUOR LICENsE-Avaiiabie imme.
diately. Suitable terms to respon.
oiRsSo5scERRSYTSself-service. meats. Owe,
81 600 . wk. business. Livins quar-.
T sstRii HoME--colored. 10 rms,
garage, storm windows. PROPERTY
and business.
SECURITY REALTY
On g08 NEW YORK AvE; Nv.
CAFETERIA, Upper Penna. ave. NV.
monthly: closes 8 pm. Manager
must. SELL. Will sacrifice TO. expert
enced party for $2S. 800 with only
$4,000 cash. BOB HOLLANDER. Ex-
elusive broker. 14l1 Pa. ave. NV.
ALL APIS. 90, completely furn.
nA oWENs REALTY, ME. s-o4se
TAVERN-Strictly bar; opens s pm.
closed Sum-; long lease; option TO
purchase bldg; avg. $500 per day;
$4,000 Will handle. Call on this
one.
RESTAURANT WITH BEER-oyer
loo. cases and Is kegs weekly: mod.
up to date apt; avg, $500 per day;
SO 600 Will handle.
RESTAURANT WITH BEER-This is
an unusual opportunity; offered By
widow: sacrifice due to circum-
stances; center of shopping center;
highly potential; $4,000 win handle.
Investigate.
ATLAS, SOUTHERN BUILDING
MA. $1,000. EN-. 2-3O33.
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MOTELS
we have for sale. lge. number Of
States Of Nd. and Va. some OF
which are close to Wash, D. C.
1NEZ CUSHARD. Realtor. Motej
Dept: 1889 Wis. ave-. Emerson
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CAPITOL HILL

5-bedroom brick home. needs some
redecorating. SIS mo. MA. $500.
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OUTSTANDING VALUES
YATES GARDENS
2OO3 UPSHIJR, ST Nj

Charming 2-bedrm, Colonial. Attrac
walled garden. Immed. possession,
Phone OV. 3-59SS or TIE. 6-323.I.
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CONCESSIONAIRES
Natl. Sport Car Races. Andrews A. r.
Base. Wash, IS. D. c.. May 9. Gen.
concessionaire for all activities.
food: drink. etc; also Individual ac-
tivities:. Est. attendance. $50, 900:
one full day Est. sales. 100000.
quotations to Mai. S. J. ASH, Con-
session Qneer; Andrews A. F. Base,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

|ROOAINo HoUsE--Mass. ave. near
reasonable rent, lease: newly deco,
rated; only $3.50 down. bal. easy
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GROCERY

,elf-service. all modern equipment, on
a busy corner. Good lease; complete
sacrifice because OF iii health Drive
to our Deale Md office, or call
West River 2-1551.
MAX C.. SCHWARTZ
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562l 9th ST. NV.
NpEN CTTNnAV Tn M

OPEN SUNDAY, l 10 3 PM,
Nativity Parish. Immaculate semis
Diet. brick, rms. and bath, wall
to-wall carpeting. Colonial front
porch. built-in garage, gas h.-w.h.:
cow to schools and shopping.
J. LEE DONNELLY a. SON
MA. 1886 Realtors Ewes, OH -4O7A
%
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SECURITY REALTY
RE. 7-5783 Ap. 1.771
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HOUSES UNFuRNIsHEv ,coat.

BETHEsDA--Avail. April IS. Colo
hsmt gas h.-w.h. Mr.. schools. $l15
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SG I,g 2NLJu RAMBLER RAMBLER

EMBASSIES OR DOCTORS
This exquisite home can be yours
for less than original cost . years
a tion -S Spacious dd rooms Vs. ano recrea.
TSfffc piiT,0rN rv s-o-
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Self-Service Groc.-Beer
Owner quotes $4,000 weekly. mostly
cash: nicely equipped; owner claims
$4,000 down may handle.
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baths. recr rm.. finished attic. ga
rage; $I65 per, mo. Avail May. !.
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CHEVY CHASE!
Georgia and Madison
500 MONTH

Vacant semIdet. Colonial brick. :
a ams hath ISL HsP MARI hT RsA1T r,hers
Thomas circle. NV. RI ~"
once open 8 am. to Q pm. daily
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from w sconsin ave --Semidet.. q
rms, bath, full bSmt, garage, oil
heat. stoves. churches. schools with
in blkS 500 mo- WO, 6-695S
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'''o BAL IN REAf, EssyT1rE

22s CEDAR ST. N.W.-Lee. deiapi-
dated house on End commercial
ground fright across from the Ia
and then call III &-lQnQ
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BETHEsDA-cHEVY cHAsE-N.W.
We specialize in rentals. LIST floor;
p poxde Tm rm din End s oosTit DEE Sedr ane
and bath: full bsmt.; gar: SlS5.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1906 Wis. Ave. NV, WO. 6-2923
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e.RM HOUSE, oil heat: 5441 Silver
Hin I'd RE 6-69R9 pa
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CoNGREss HEIGHTS - g

ssmidet. brick. gas heat. near 5th
and Nichols; sos mo-: adults pre-
ferred. JOHN l. SHELTON, Realtor.
s.E.-45i3 Texas ave. Semidet. p
bedrm. house in good condition:
mo. incl. water, Call WEAVER
BROS. INC, DI. 7-S300. 20
e-BEDRM. STONE RAMBLER. lge.
liv. rm., fireplace on l2-acre lot.
2230 Annandale I'd. Va, 20 min.
drive tC D. C. Call 'JE. @-S979.
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ANNANDALE AREA--New 3-bedrm.
brick; din. rm... cleo. kit. basement.
swimming pool privileRes; S1b5.
JE o-o7S3 30,
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WITH BEER-oyer
loo. cases and Is kegs weekly: mod.
up to date apt; avg. $500 per day;
SIS 900 will handle.
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EVANSVILLE, MD, SOFA 54th ave.
$50 . bedrooms. living rm..
dinette kitchen and bath. Gas heat,
stove and refrigerator. Detached
Stucco Utility room. Right at
Peace Cross, left on EdmonSton I'd.
Call FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC, 1922 L st. NV. Ma.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
TAVERN. BEER

NE: net profit 1858 close to S1o.-
900; showing same trend this year
Price $1I 900, $4,000 down. RoBT.
METCALFE. MA S-4550. 1886
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owner quotes $l75 daily average;
rent only $3.50; well-known money
maker: priced low at $4,000 COM
plete. with approx. $4,000 stock
Terms; EXCLUSIVE. Eyes. and Sun.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
63l st. NV. MA. s-9373
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NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE

4-BEDRM. HOME with
finished attic OF > rms: oil heat;
large garage. yard. Only $4,000.
OWENS REALTY, ME S-O4S6
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ALEX. Cwakeaeldl. mr. Shirley hwy.
Brick, 2 bedrms.. liv. and din. rms.
full basement; 81 10 mo. Att, Army
Navy personnel. DE. 2-704S. --2S
location. SS5 plus half of heat. q
bedrm. BUNGALOW. IA. S-47O7.
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Will REDECORATE -
cenent location. 4 block Oh wise.
ave-: garage. full basement with
additional bath: gas heat: screened
porch. Rent S1T5 per mo. Call Mr..
HUGHES with H. 9. SMITHY CO., SlI
nth st n " ST 1-29An
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FAIRFAX, va. rs minutes Pentason

Wing of small country estate, 3
Ing room. living room. fireplace.
modern kitchen; large, private ter
race; hreezeway. Use Of lake and
beach for swimming. fishing; ga
rage: school bus at door; all con-
veniences; $3.50 mo. Crescent j.
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TAvERN--Strictly bar: opens 5 pm.
closed Sum-; long lease; option to
purchase bldg; avg. $500 per day;
$4,000 Will handle. Call on this
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-20
County Republicans
Select Officers

KALISPELL = Organizational
meeting of Flathead county Re-
publican central committee was
held Aug. IL in Kalispell.
This was a meeting of all Re-
publican precinct committeeman
and women.
Function of the group is to head
campaign work in the county for
the Republicans, and make recon-
mendations on patronage appoint
mentS.
Matt Himsl was reelected chair
man: Mrs. r. c. Abbott, reelected
vice chairman, and state commit
teewoman succeeding Mrs. T. H.
Macdonald.
Mrs. Forrest lockwood, former
treasurer, was elected secretary
succeeding Mr.. R. M. Murchison
A new treasurer will be selected
by the executive committee.
Fred Hanson, Evergreen, was
named state committeeman sue
ceeding Gene Foot. Mrs. S. M.
Fredericks, Whitefish, succeeds
Mrs. Howard Poston, Kalispell as
state congressional committee
woman and Robert Sykes, state
congressional committeeman, sue
ceeding Walter Ryder.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-20
SoIt Lake City Man
Has Bobcut Buddy
BIZ Ms. BESSIE Armand

WATERTON-A man with a
most unusual travelling companion
Leslie Robinette of Salt Lake City,
Utah, visited Waterton Lakes Ma
tional Park recently. His compan-
ion was three months old bobcat
taken from its den by Mr.. Robin
cite, who is a biologist with the
United States fish and wildlife
service, April %.
The bobcat was one of den of
three kittens. Mr.. Robinette es-
timated that the kittens were only
three or four days old when he
found them as their eyes were still
unopened.
A second cub was taken by Jim
Simon of Walt Disney's studio in
Hollywood, Calf, who hoped to
be able to use the bobcat in a
future movie production.
Mr.. Robinette keeps his bobcat
tethered outside most of the time
The cat is well house-trained, US
ing the bathroom whenever neces-
sary when inside.
The bobcats training was, how
ever, not without mishap. The first
time he attempted to use the in
side toilet he fell in. Henceforth,
he was more cautious.
SON FOR ANNANDS
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Armand are
the proud parents of a new son,
David George Rae, born Aug. 4.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-20
Foir and Rodeo Less
Than Month Awoy

KALISPELL - AS preparation
for the Northwest Montana Fair
and Rodeo is in the last month,
work is progressing rapidly at the
fairgrounds. The grandstand and
rodeo corTals are being painted. A
new stage is under construction to
afford the public a better view of
the attractions.
Theme of the Northwest Mon
tana Fair and Rodeo this year will
be safety. The Flathead County
Safety council and the Flathead
County Fair board are cooperating
to promote greater public interest
in safety. Governor Aronson has
been invited to head the downtown
parade Friday, Sept. 10.
Premium books are in the hands
of exhibitors at the present time.
New features of the premium book
are the horse show, tractor-driv-
ing contest, and cup for the best
artificially-sired heifer calf. Any
one desiring a premium book may
obtain one from the county
agents office, or write or call
Russell E. Marsh, fair secretary.
Commercial display and adver-
tising space is being contracted for
somewhat early this year, with
many new business firms request
ing space. Commercial exhibitors
are asked to get their requests in
early in order to have greater
selection.
An especially interesting feature
of the fair this year will be the
appearance of bullfighter during
the rodeo. Joaquin Sanchez of Tu-
lare, Calf, is the only graduate
of the Mexican Bullfighting School
in the Northwestern area at this
time. Bert jenkins, clown and
bullfighter, will entertain the
crowd while distracting the Brah-
ma bulls.
Bobbie Olson, a 12-year-old
trick rider, will stage several ap-
pearances at the fair.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-20
Prepare for AnnUoI
Al Club Congress

BOZEMAN-Final plans for the
1854 Montana All Club congress
to be held at Montana State col
lege Aug. "a to 27 have been COM
pleted, according to Paul j, Moore,
state club leader. Everything is
in readiness for the 500 or more
delegates who will attend from all
parts of the state.
A number of preliminary activ-
tiles will take place, Monday, the
day before the program begins,
and these include registration of
delegates, meetings of committees,
and a fireside hour in the evening.
During their four days on the
campus the All boys and girls will
take part in a wide range of judg-
ing and demonstration contests in
agriculture and home economics.
An important part of the pro-
gram will be the daily assemblies
followed by group discussions on
the congress theme, Working
Together for World Understand
ing" Joseph Bohlen, Iowa State
college sociologist, will be the dis
cussion coordinator. Speakers will
be Judge w. w. LESLEY of Boze-
man, the Rev. Paul B. McCleave
of Bozeman, and DR.. Robert G.
Dunbar, professor of history at the
college.
Other features of the congress
will include the state dress revue
for girls, the recreation rural arts
talent program, sessions for special
interest groups, recreation and en-
programs, CHI or a
group sessions, junior leadership
and meetings of the
Montana All local leaders coun-
ell.
Special guests at the congress
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-20

FOR SALE = GOOD FAMILY
milk cow and heifer calf, 8
months old. E. E. Kiser, Rt. l A. A.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-20
sHERIFF's SALE

John B. Simons Hospital,
A Montana Corporation, Plaintiff
Against
Victor Hoerner and Mrs. Nettie
Hoerner, Defendant.
TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF'S
SALE:
On the goth day of August, AID,
1854, at 200 o'clock P. NJ, at the
front door of the Court House, in
the City of Kalispell, County of
Flathead, State of Montana, that
certain real property situate in
said Flathead County, and partic-
ularly described as follows, to-wit:
Lots 6, 7, and 10 of Block "a of
Columbia Falls Original
Townsite, and Lot of Block
Al of Columbia Falls Original
Townsite.
Together with all and singular
the tenements, hereditaments, and
thereunto belonging
or in anywise appertaining.
Dated this 9th day of July, AID.
1854.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02
Add New Class At
Bethlehem School

The Bethlehem Lutheran Chris
tian Day School, located at 24490
Euclid ave-, at Beverly Hills dr.,
will open its doors for the second
term on Wednesday, September
8th at 9 a. m., with classes for
kindergarten, first, second, and
third grades. This school was be-
gun last year. The third grade
has been added this year.
Mrs. John Gehm, who was in
charge of the kindergarten last
year and is well-known for the ex-
cellent work done at Bethlehem,
will again be in charge of the
kindergarten this term. Miss Alice
Katt will have charge of the first
grade. Miss Clarice Katt will con-
duct the second and third grades.
A few more enrollments will
still be accepted this week for the
grade classes. Transportation will
be provided by a school bus re-
Gently acquired by Bethlehem
School. For application and fur
ther information about the school,
call the Rev. Leo E. Albrecht, prin-
cipal, at KE. $4,000.
All parents are invited and well
come to attend the opening service
for the school next Wednesday
at 900 o'clock.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02
Parents Petition
For Safety Signs

In a petition signed by thirty
East Cleveland residents, four
way "stop" signs and "slow-chil-
dren" signs were requested at the
intersection of Lakefront ave. and
East 131st st.
Parents of school-bound young
sters using the intersection feel
the absence of such signs creates
a traffic hazard.
The petition was received by
the East Cleveland Commission
Immediately prior to its meeting
last week and was referred to
City Manager Charles E. Carran.
Mr.. Carran directed it to the at
tention of the East Cleveland
Traffic Committee for considera-
tion and recommendation.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02
Masked Men Get
S1.O31 In Loan
Company Theft

Three masked men held up the
Lincoln Loan Co. here last Friday
morning soon after opening hours
and escaped with $1,031 in cash.
Six employees, including the
manager, Robert J. Darling of
Euclid, O., who were in the office
at the time, were forced at gun
point into the basement while the
bandits ransacked cash drawers.
According to employees, the
three men walked into the loan
company, f3429 Euclid ave-, at
about $3.50 and Immediately order
ed, "This is stick-up. Everyone
lie down on the floor"
No. man, who was 26, feet 6
inches tall, with dark hair, held the
revolver while his two partners OBJ
tanned drawer keys from Miss
Dorothy Tomko of Cleveland and
Miss Jain Ferguson, 1856 Page
ave.
Ordered at this point into the
cellar, the employees, including
Marsico of Garfield Heights, Gene
Louderbach of Euclid, and another
East Clevelander, Miss Shirley
Mack, 1887 Elderwood ave-, re-
mained there until the front door
closed, then phoned police.
Information obtained from the
nearby Personal Finance Co.,
1851 Euclid ave-, linked one of
the robbers with a visit to the
finance office earlier the same
morning.
Description of a man behaving
in a suspicious manner, who
walked into the finance office at
9 a. m. with vague inquiries, tai
lies with No. 2 man in the hold-up.
He was over six feet tall, heavy,
about %, and had blond, straggly
hair. Robert E. Kremer and Gym
thia Hoyes, both of Cleveland
Heights, were working in the Of
flee at the time.
According to an employee of an
other concern in the vicinity.
Washington Dry Cleaners, 13401 |
Euclid ave-, three men were
sighted in a maroon automobile,
parked nearby, just prior to the
Lincoln Loan was the scene of
the stick-up and shooting one year
ago this summer, when the assist
ant manager, Charles Shubart, was
fatally wounded.
Two hours after last weeks rob-
berry, three men answering the
same descriptions held up a cafe
on Lake Shore blvd. and escaped
with $100.
East Cleveland police assigned
to the case include Detectives Mel
vim Burkhardt and David Baxter,
Sergeant Robert Troyan, and Pa
trolmen Jack Baker and Richard
Boege.
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Susan HochwaId
Chosen Queen

Chosen queen of the recent an
nual Lake Winnipesaukee Water
Carnial in Melvin Village, New
Hampshire, was Susan Hochwald,
1860 Chapman ave.
With her court, king and two
attendants, Susan reigned over the
carnival from her throne on the
deck of a speedboat, lead boat in
gaily decorated parade of water
craft. The program, an all-day
affair, included water skiing by
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skull fracture when he apparently
lost his balance and fell from his
bike while riding near his home.
He struck the back of his head on
the sidewalk.
William Aylard, 1898 Wood
worth ave., carried the boy home
when he noted Kenneth's dazed
condition and inability to walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Suther-
land took their son, a pupil at
Chambers school, to the hospital.
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Bike Rider Falls.
Fractures Skull

Conditions of seven-year old
Kenneth Sutherland 141O4 Wood
worth rd., who was admitted to
Huron Road Hospital last Sunday
afternoon following a bicycle ac-
cident, was reported as "good"
Tuesday evening.
Kenneth sustained a possible