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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23
-Four July Movies
For The Children

The Children's Department of
the East Cleveland Library will
present a series of four movie pro-
grams on Thursday afternoons
during July. For the first pro-
gram, the movies will be: "Mary
Had a Little Lamb, a live action
reenactment of the famous poem;
"Tabby's Kittens, a delightful
story of a mother cat and her six
kittens; Rainbow of Stone" tells
the stor yof Navajo boy and
his friend who start out on an
adventurous journey to find the
legendary land beyond "the rain
bow of stone, and Calgary Cow
boy Stampede which pictures the
annual rodeo in Calgary, Alberta,
in which skilled riders participate
in roping, bulldoging and other
riding events.
This first program will be shown
on Thursday, July 7th, at 2:30 pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23
Sign Up Now
For Swimming
Test Entry

An opportunity to compete in a
program of swimming competition
will be offered to boys and girls
from TIT when the First Annual
East Cleveland Swimming Cham
pionships are held at Shaw Pool
on Sunday, July 18th. The
aquatic competition will be pre-
sented as part of an Amateur Day
Program sponsored by the East
Cleveland Little Leagues Inc. to
provide funds for the purchase of
equipment used by almost 500 boys
who play in four different base
ball leagueus.
Elsewhere in this edition, an ap-
plication blank is provided for use
by boys and girls in the East
Cleveland school district who wish
to take part in the swimming COM
petition. Budd Andrews, who is
arranging the meet, has also an
nounced that entry blanks will be
available at the cashiers booth at
Shaw Pool for those who wish to
enter.
Medals and trophies will be
awarded to all winners and rum
ners up and capable adult super
vision will be provided to insure
the safety of all participants.
Tickets for the Amateur Day
Program are now available through
all League managers, players,
coaches and officials as well as
most local merchants. A crowd of
at least 1000 is anticipated for
this highlight of the local sum-
mer athletic program which is
proving so popular with East
Cleveland youth. she top feature
of 10-hour sports program will be
a softball game between the King
and his Court and the Greater
Cleveland All-Stars. This four-man
softball team has an international
reputation and it's diamond antics
must be seen to be appreciated.
King" Eddie Feigner is conceded
to be the worlds greatest softball
pitcher and his fast ball has been
elocked at a speed greater than
that of Bob Feller's swistest de-
livery during, the prime of his
career.
In addition to the feature
game, there will be a girls soft
ball game, a scheduled Glass d
game and three all-star games
featuring local talent from the
Little, Pony and Junior Leagues
against similar competition from
neighboring communities. Tickets
are priced at $1.00 and SOC for
children under IL. Reserve the
date-Sunday, July 18th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23
Music To Feature
Summer Festival

A summer festival expected to
attract many music lovers will be
held in Commandery Hall of Ma
sonic Temple, 3615 Euclid ave-,
Sunday, June Goth at 500 p m.
The program is to be presented by
the pupils and opera ensemble
under the direction of Carmela
Cafarelli.
Both senior and junior soloists
will participate in presenting the
most favored selections from the
best loved operas. Singing with the
ensemble will be Philomena Di-
Donate and Rosemary Valore of
East Cleveland.
A reception will follow the pro-
gram, Mrs. Anthony Maniaci be-
ing chairman of the committee, as
sisted by Mrs Samuel Bordonaro,
Mrs. NJ. A. DeOreo, Mrs. Helen
Kneal, Mrs. Joseph Scaraville,
Mrs. Harriet Read and Miss Mar
garcia Mazza.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23
ECBA Again To
Offer An Award

The East Cleveland Business
Association is once again sponsor
ing a Citizens award to be pre-
sented to worthy citizen at the
East Cleveland Community Picnic,
July goth, at Euclid Beach.
This award was inaugurated last
year and the presentation went to
Dave Whale, a long time COM
munity worker for East Cleveland.
Mr.. Whale was a picnic committee
trustee for many years.
East Clevelanders will await
with more than passing interest
the announcement of the 1866
Citizens Award by the East Cleve-
land Business Association.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23
Tax Collection Opens
July 18th

From County Treasurer Leslie
X. Monroe comes the announce
ment that last half real estate
tax collection will start on Mon
day, July 5th and close on Satur-
day, July 23rd.
The first half collection in
March was the largest amount
ever collected in the county -
$54, sos, ,266.1S.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23
Public Hearing On
MonreaI Request

A request of the Monreal Fu-
neral Home, 15144 Euclid ave-, for
authority to use the next adjoining
property at 1892 Euclid ave. in
connection with their present fu-
neral business, has been approved
by the zoning board. The appeal
now goes to the city commissioner.
A public hearing on the request
will be held in the City Commits
sion Chamber city hall at 7:45 p. m.
June 2Sth. The nearby property
owners have been notified of the
hearing, as is the customary prac-
tise of the zoning board.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23
First Of It's Kind

Possibly the first request of its
kind to come before the zoing
board, appeared on it's agenda for
the Tuesday, June 21st meeting.
1t was a request to erect jointly
owned, two-car garage on ad-
joining properties having a joint
driveway. Lack of space for any
other arrangement was cited.
The garage area will be located
equally on the two lots at 1889 and
1543 Luxor I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23
Price To Head
Civil Service

DR.. ]. Wade Price was named
president of the East Cleveland
Civil Service Commission at a
meeting held Wednesday, June
18th Other members of the COM
mission are DR.. Howard NJ.
Wells, minister First Presbyterian
Church, and Norman Townsend,
1925 Glynn rd. Tom Dinell, ad-
ministrative assistant to City
Manager Chas. A. Carran is the
clerk.
The board gave an examination
to members of the fire department,
there being a lieutenancy vacancy
which means a stepping up in the
ranks.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23
CALL NEWS
to
PO. 1879
The Sign Is On The Door
Picnic Tickets Are Ready:
Your Merchant Has Them

They're ready-the 1920 tickets
for the East Cleveland Silver An
niversary Jubilee Picnic, Wednes-
day, July goth at Euclid Beach.
Tickets are now being distributed
by Ticket Chairman Lou Planinc
and his committee to all co-operat-
ing merchants. They are awaiting
you at the store with the sign op
the door.
There are two kinds of tickets
again this year, auto and strip
tickets. Ticket Chairman Planinc
urges all patrons to ask their mer-
chants for picnic tickets, since
every customer is entitled to them.
Customers will receive a strip
ticket with each 35c purchase, two
strip tickets with each 70c pur-
chase and three strip tickets with
a $1.00 purchase. Strip tickets
entitle the holder to free rides
on all Euclid Beach attractions
listed on the ticket, and for the
hundreds of gifts being awarded by
the merchants and the picnic COM
mittee.
Auto tickets will be given away
with each S1.O0 purchase. This
Grand Award is a 1866 Mercury
sedan.
Strip tickets awards include a
laundromat, dryer and vacuum
cleaner, all Westinghouse, cash
and gift certificates, and hundreds
of other valuable prizes.
AS the Silver Anniversary Picnic
Day nears, comments General
Chairman Ed. Norwich, literally
thousands of residents of all ages
are keenly anticipating the good
times being planned for them.
east Cleveland's picnic" says
Mrs. Norwich, ''is not an ordinary
outing, it's a civic institution. For
% years the merchants of East
Cleveland have staged a community
outing and it's continuing success
has won the admiration of many
cities throughout Northern Ohio.
No other community the size Of
East Cleveland offers its residents
a picnic of such magnitude, or one
that, year after year, attracts
hundreds of its citizens.
For the two extra awards, q
kitchen sink and a permaglass
lined 40-gallon hot water heater,
get tickets from the respective
donors. They are Lou Planinc
at w. H. Ham & Son Co., and
Fred HI n d erson, Henderson
Plumbing Co. or at their display
in the Log Cabin on Picnic Day.
Place them in their own contain
ers in the Log Cabin.
Tickets stubs are to be placed
in one of two barrels to be found
in the Log Cabin on Picnic Day.
One will be marked "Auto-Grand
Prize" and one will be marked
"Strip Tickets" Deadline for de-
posting Of tickets will be just
prior to the platform program.
Assisting Ticket Chairman Plan
ming are Jack Wise, the commit
tees own secretary, and the fol-
low eager beavers who will be
nny-on-the-spot when a mer-
chant calls 81 need more tickets;
Les. Ciancibello, Al Cutler, Joe
Diamond, Louis r. DiVto, Jos. J.
Chris Gramines, Robert
Henderson, John Macdonald,
Harry F. Martin, Geo. N. Nelson,
Alfred F. Norwich, Edward Paul,
R. Rendlesham, Floyd Rowland,
J. R. Bob Stratton, Fred Taddeo,
Hy Tobin, Tony Tomsic.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23
Dance Tonight

The under the stars" danc-
ing is on at Shaw Field. Re-
corded music will bring a gay
program of popular dance tunes
and all persons who would like
to dance out in the open are well
come at the basketball court at
the Shaw ave. playground.
The dance is another summer
offering of the Recreation De-
partment headed by Roy Wise
cup, Recreational Director.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23
Student Reeitals

Grace Toy Davidson will present
some of her vocal students in two
recitals, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, June 18th and 29th at
Stroup Hall of Windermere Meth
odist Church, at eight o'clock. Mrs.
Clarence Ebenhack will be the ac-
companist and the following per-
sons will sing: Carol Bandy, Ann
Clear, Toni Daugherty, Joan Dill
len, Leslie Farnsworth, Margie
Graves, Suzanne Kalal, Darlene
Randolph, Helene Rettger, Miriam
Strieter, Lois Sturtevant, Mary
wash, Jane Wesley, Elvera Wint-
ner and Marcia Wintner.
The public is cordially invited.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23
NEW SALESWOMEN

Newly licensed real estate sales
women Lauretta Ribar and Marga-
ret M. Walton, respectively the
niece and daughter of B. ]. Hribar,
real estate broker, have Joined the
staff of Hribar Realty at 14324
st. Clair ave.
Lauretta Ribar resides at 100
Carlyon rd. and Margaret Walton
at 1045 Galewood dr..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23

Having important assignments
in the preparations for the 10th
annual Kiwanis international Con-
vention opening its five-day ses-
sion here June 26th are many
members of East Cleveland Club.
Some $4,000 delegates are regis
tered from Canada, Alaska, Puerto
Rico and the United States.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23

Here are the fellows who are
distributing prize ticket picnics
to the merchants with the sign
on their door.
Starting the distribution Mon
day from headquarters at Lou L.
Planinc's desk at the w. H. Ham
Co., were Les Cianabello, Al Cut
Ter, Joe Diamond Rollin Rendles-
ham, Joe Eckert, George Nelson,
Lou DiVito, Tony Tomsick, Chris
Gramines, Lou Planinc, Floyd
Rowland, Fred Taddeo, Bob Hen
derson.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-23

Congratulations to Kenneth r.
Vermillion who has been elected
president of the Greater Cleveland
Schoolmaster's Club. Mr.. Vermil-
lion is the principal at Chambers
Elementary School.
Evening star., 1955-05-17
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON-complete bowls
showcase, driers. etc. Call RA. 81
cali HO. 3-S513. -i9
MOTEL; Just north of Richmond; %
units and MANAGERS quarters Of 2
ea @S doxn anq paynent Rssas sioSSd pIised fSEz
| CUsHARD. Realtor, EN-. 2-4232 or
BEAUTY SHOP; colored: 5 wet
booths; ar -eond,; excellent loc. Will
ing mGrroa to sacrifice. co. 5-@47s. 5I44o6
BAR GRILL; good liz. bus, selling
over 50 kegs mo. Busy loc. Pa. ave.
Sc. WO. 6-1263. -23
PARTNER, for established printing
business; bu sid ..,, sober and reliable; Must
BEAUTY SALON with apt. toptionall; ;
going business in Al location. Will
sell or rent. Must sac. ia. 9-26S1;
EXeEpTfdA;Ai syeii WI; S-S15Ri o$ipoRruNrTY rye for
profit potential; S2,5oo to $4,000.
cssGFfEffEEfRlia,, sGf siar doing $4,000 weekly
Az new. modern eauipment: seats
$50 plus private room. Hours, II
snjr.s am to ,,rasni, pa sloSsd Sundays
dept. stores. business section, About
$4,000 cash down payment will
handle; balance monthly. BOB HQL-
aANpER' La 2 + Ezelqstye Es sSAB Broker 1411 pa
SMALL Mi h'T GRocERY-baEL-Low Na asY:fa ra rent,
liv, atrs... 1-man operation, good
income. 1140 10th st. NV, NE. s.
TAVERN Ga. ave. cor, seats
make attractive club. Now operated.
by help and doing over 81 900 wk.
Owner will entertain reasonable
offer on good terms W. z. THRIFT.
Excl, 14i1 Pa. ave. NV, MA; s.
RooMING HoUsE-c ompIetely
equipped; will lease to. discriminat-
ing. operator no good will; won-
derful opportunity for beginner; ac-
eommodateS esomnmT1odat g guests; wonderful sad9
downtown STORE LoCATION-1n
heart Of heavy walking traff1c: small.
modern stere: lease available at only
$3.50 mo-: ideal location for candy,
gifts. florist. STATIONERY. books, travel
or reservation bureau. BOX 7-E Star.
COCKTAIL LOUNGE, upper Pa. aye.
w-Modern, air-cond,. all booths
Rent, $500. Lease 0 yrs. Very
small down payment will handle,
RESTAURANT. downtown near l1th
and SITS NV. Well equipped. Pres
ent owner must sacrifice due TO
personal reasons. About 5000
down will handle Bob HOiLAEDE2.
Exclusive. 14ll pa ave, NV Ma.
RESTAURANT - Upper Conn. ave.
Very nice-looking place. ideal kit
good.bar trade. $1,000 easn :6wn
handles. tie ,rise. 100000. BOB
HOLLANDER, Exclusive, l4l1 "a.
ave Nv, NJ 1743 is
BARBER SH0P-Brightwood running
business; 3 chairs VIII rent busl-
person. Boy 106-C, star. III
RESTAURANT. air-conld., beer. and
| wine license. very modern, seats 20
| Crosses over LOCO wk. Good beer
and food clientele. Rent, $3.50. Price,
sl459o =. q sn4ssI.,s $4oSG cash aOwg MgSt
1895 18th st. NV. Ma. $3.50.
MARKET - Money mskins store;
Drug Store. 3127 Mt. Pleasant st.
NV. Excellent terms. 21s
Evening star., 1955-05-17

243 55th ST. NE.
G1 approved for IS, 500. $3.50 down,
q qualified veteran to live conf. in
this semidet. 5-rm. brick home. .
bedrms., mod. kit, bath: real buy
OTHER 2 AND BEDRM. GI HOUSES
LU. 4-3342 MA. S-y797
Ewes co b6S31
Evening star., 1955-05-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AHa asasTHN ANp.NEw, GN'stsan s-bedrm.. aaobath
kitchen. Convenient location. Priced
right. Call LEGUM & GERBER
Realty CO., EN-. 2-9009o. til P; m
AMEa Hans.os m fARk bg wbts near brsk ri eenter
hall Colonial at 42nd and Warren.
Den and Law. on 1st f.: 3 bedrms.,
2 baths: nicely finished 3rd A.: rec:
rm., servants rm. and bath, screened
porch. slate roof; 2-car built
Phillips, : Di. 7-f4I1; ewes. Oh,
BARNABY wooDs-All-brick de-
taehed Colonial; 3 bedrms.; 2 baths.
do,fE End fiE. oh csnter.hail plan: h.,, side De
Ssi.s5o. caiI TEauM & GERBER
REALTY CO. EN-. $4,000 It'll o pm
BRIARCLIFF-Thi lovely home now
is a wonderful value at the price
available. Owner is moving to West
Coat and Pest positively nust Go,an,s sell inn
cious center-hall plan. large library
with fireplace. bookshelves and pow
Ind floor; beautiful rec. rm. with
fireplace: servants rm. and bath; q
saE ssF 6Fa FRANks ssgafs s pHIips RIifs IN D o~sr
14Il: ewes. WO. 6-4754,
approved. Owner leaving town.
Real buy. in comfortable 3,bedrm.
home. Screened porch and den:
ss9ssfs f.eSss. Fl EN- la'ts;!s. sSy rs f5
CHEVY CHAsE-spac. 4-bedrm. det.
center hall brick, with heavy slate
roof: very nice lot; scr. porch ga
s Near Mns, schools h ss anS MsEs tEsnsp sn se sd
call KE 7-69o0 til 8 pm. REALTY
caEVY RhstYN NCHAssE-charming det brick
Colonial. Powder rm; on. 1st a.; 3
twin-sized bedrms,, 2 paths on End
With adj. bath. Scr, porch. att, ga
rage Level lot with trees: flower
garden and an abundance Of shrubs
z;oa0o ~ . pm. REALTY BRoK-
cHEvY HKS; CHASE, D. c. Aii-brick.
Needs some decorating. Excellent
neighborhood. Walking distance
ssS0s sdos vaSs Se' sS5o6 Ike ot Bih sFsss
LEY REALTY CO. EN-. 2-2326,
4! / ? ri PARK. s4sa Lowell st.
n.w.-Detached. ; bedrms,. 3 baths.
vacant. Priced in the low 20s. Call
Agent, D1. T-3355 or WO. 8-Ol IL.
PARK-center hall det.
brick Colonial on lovely handicapped
level lot; 25-ft. liv. rm., family
size din. rm., lge. den. mod. kit.
with sep. din. alcove, excel. space
for powder rm., twin-sized bed.
rms. and 2 baths on 2nd fl. Finished
and heated ard A. Scr. porch. 2-car
att gar. Price, S36,950. Call KE.
7.0909 I'll Q pm. REALTY RRoK-
CooIIbGE HIGH-Brk. semidet.. 4
,bsdrms:: liy;, rm.; din: rm:, laree
TO transp. Priced TO sell, CLAUDE
SHIFLET. Tu. 2-0400. RA. 3-2S79.
CREsTwooD DRIVE - Beautiful
street of magnihcent homes. sur
rounded on . sides by Rock Greek
Park and within Is minutes Of
downtown. Handsome center-hall
brk. Colonial with heavy slate roof;
perfectly beautiful condition: built
in 1870 by Frank s. Phillips. Den
and lavatory on LIST A.. 3 bedrms.. 2
baths on End. H. nicely furnished
built-in garase. Lower 3os. FRANK
s.. PHILLIPS. DI. 7.l41l; ewes.
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HOUSES ukFURNIsHEp (cons. ]

ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOME. blk.
from Langley Park shop. ctr. and
busline. semidet.; g bedrms.. liv-
din. rm.. equip. kit, full bsmt.
fenced yard; new cond.; S110.
PERRY HAY CO.. JU. 5-3005.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.-Attrac. brick
home, 3 bedrms., bath, attic stor;;
kitchen: extra bedrm. with shower
in bsmt.: conv. transp.; walking dis
tance elem. school. y. of Md, shop
ping center. WA. 7-3675. -l9
OXON HILL, Md, 6527 Kirby Hill
rd:-Modern 2-story house. 6 rooms
: apts' If desired. conv. to Schools
and stores; large lot. SS5 mo. To in.
spect. call LU. 2-6154 after $40 pm
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Evening star., 1955-05-17

BETHESDA, close to NH, Ayr. .-old
din rm.. m kit. liz baths. wail-to.
wall carpeting and drapes. G1 APP
prov. Under $4,000. Call Mr..
Lueck Ma. 5000 ewes, WO,
6-5733. L. e. BREUNINGER &
Evening star., 1955-05-17

BETHESDA, S16.25O-3-yr.- .-old brick
rambler with full basement. in Car
rett Park. Estates. Has 3 bedrooms,
living dining room combina tion with
fireplace, kitchen with table space.
GE. dishwasher, DISPOSAL; lovely lot
mum storm sash. Out of town owner
selling under the market. Ewes. cali
KE. 7-1451. or WO.- 6-5576. COR
MAN P. YOUNG, EN-. 2-4513. is
Evening star., 1955-05-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unusual In
3-bedrm. ksFle, with a den and
full bath on 1st A.. liv.. rm. has
French doors opening to brick ter
race. deep wooded lot located on
For information call Mrs. Wilbourn
OIL, 4-Oc74 with THOMAS L. PHIL
LIPS WO 6TQO0
Evening star., 1955-05-17

DUPONT CIRCLE-Ideal for doctors
denee combined. club or small or
Eani1ation hdq. and certain types
modelled It includes street-level en-
trance dooF-suitahle ofiees. Tre-
msndous 2nd-noor room 19x42 with
101s-ft. csiling. 3rd n0or. paneled
s5ary EaSm ,nS sih ss,b rsIass s sor sse ss Sss
rooms and bath. 2-car sarage, Va
cant and priced right At $23.750
s57ss;, s57s; ooRMAN p YOUNG. EM
MT. PLEASANT - apts: s-story
brick. immaculate cond: completely
h-v,h. See It. and be convinced
$1,000 down. Also 3-story brick (2
kitchensD: really Q good house; S495
down. H 3. BRUzEE. NO. 7-7626.
WALLER REED VIC, 7o1 Whittier st.
n;v-See the best buy in Takoma.
Re-: p; G. Det;; -. 4 sedfms. den. & fiEs,
lsS'; beautiful lot sSalss. M GsS WIN Tso 90
GI or FILA. ia. 9-2O56. -23
det.. brick const.. 8 rms, liz baths,
It. front. OWNER. EN-. 3-5S9i.
lNCOME AND HOME in Mt. Pleasant
area-S-rm.. 2Ks-bath row brick.
plus complete apt in bsmt. Priced
in low eos. Owner will finance.
ELIJAH J. ARNOLD tCol. q. s. A.,
Ret.l. EN-. 3-4335.
5OI HIGHLAND AvE.-An attrac-
tive older home on q deep, tree
shaded lot. 4 bedrms. and 2 baths
tbedrm. and bath on 1st ~. INEZ
CuSHARD. Realtor. EN-. 2-4232,- or
OIL. 2-5S67. -19
34OO MASS. AvE.--A beautiful home
on more than half an acre. in one
2 Of Washington's finest locations
Ideal for the physician. dentist or
small embassy Please call INEZ
CusHARD; Realtor, EN-. 2-4232 or
VERY LARGE HOME. large yard; ex.
cellent location: reasonable. OWN
Err. TAX. PIX. .. c. ia. 9-9409.
HOME AND INCOME apartments
in large row house. Scott Circle
area: S34.500. OWNER, JE. 2-7564,
BUNGALOW. brick. Walter Reed area
E2 twin-sized ,bedrms,. family
building site with house: make an
offer. CLAUDE SHIFLET, TU.
2-0400. RA. 3-2R79 -17
Evening star., 1955-05-17

Corner. Suitable for two families:
lst f.: 3 rms, inclosed porch; End
A.: 4 rms, bath. inclosed porch: full
basement, toilet, gas heat; garage.
Priced, $4,000. Cash, $1,000"
FRANK M. SULLIVAN
DI. 7-3434 WO. 6-4153
Evening star., 1955-05-17
Print the SURPRISE ANSWER here 10000
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont,

BEAUTY SALON AND GIFT SHOP.
l blk to 7 leading hotels NV;
well-estab., good income: illness
reason selling. OWNER. Box 429-Y,
Star IT.
5000 Conn, ave-. OPP.
Peoples Drug Store. next theater-
$4,000 for all equipment. No other
charge; steal. act now. w. c.
GERB1cH. EN-, 2-027S or NO. z
WANTED PARTNER with $4,000 to
buy half interest and operate serv-
ice station earning $1,000 per mo-,
must give age and reference. Box
446-Y. Star. 1S'
LUNCHEONETTE varieties. amuse-
ments. $1,000. L.S.B., terms: lease.
Evening star., 1955-05-17
HOUSES FURNISHED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES peo-
pie of taste. Small house on large
lot. Exclusive section. Exquisite
furnishings. Beautifully landscaped.
Responsible tenant desired For IN
spection, phone XII. 9-l642. 20
BETHESDA-Two-bedrm. Cape Cod;
screened porch, full bsmt;, liv. rnl;.
din; rm.; quiet loc.; ayail; June 5555
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Adj; Chevy
delightfully cool June s to Sept. g:
$3.50 mo. Ma. 81 552 or JU. 5-5354
n. ARL.-Nicely furn. 2-bedrm. house
After s pm, HU. 1885. --23
PENTAGON l3 minutes. Large liv
Fm., wall-to-wall rug, TV, mod.
furn.. bedms., auto. washer. disp.,
cool. Swim. privil. Ideal for group;
S16O. Call AID. 1910.
SILVER SPRING, nr. Indian Spring
Country Club-2-bedrm. Colonial
on wooded lot, in excel. neighbor,
hood. Compl. furn., very clean AND
cheerful. S135 month, or real bar
gain on lease; for family wanting
ShlR hens NAS& ~ aSsrx-.5 SStalx2. rms, ISs Bath
semidet. semi % Avail. mined Eves.. OIL
3.os96, J. GIBBONS KoLB. NO 2
EMBASSY AREA--center hail, 2 bed
rooms. liv rm. with French doors
to screened porch. full din. rm.,
MasSer lasss kt Cool ssEdsn comfort R1G E shops au
buslineS. tTV avail) $3.50. AID. A.
67I0. -lS
Evening star., 1955-05-17
COLORED

CoLoRED-PossEssIoN
Beautiful Colonial brick home: 9 lge
rooms plus den on 1st A.; modern
bath: hardwood floors; built-in gar
new gas hot-water heating system.
MURRAY LEVINE. REALTOR
Days, AID. 4-3737 Ewes, RA. 3-494f
Evening star., 1955-05-17
2RIGuTMOOn

BHIlIHTWOJD
detached 2-story brick homt
near Missouri ave. and N Capito
st. Living room with fireplace
separate dining room: large family
2 baths; inclosed screened porch
beautiful garden with fish pond
Garage. To inspect, call Mr.. Dell
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., ST. 3.
Honn. ewes Ill S-1h10 Ia
Evening star., 1955-05-17

4 BEDROOMS BATHS
' spac % and Au attrac semidet brks,
bound to please you; !iv. rm. with
flrepl., recep hall, din. rm. with
firepl, lge. kit, mod. bath, front
and rear rorch, on lst A.: bed
rms. mod. bath and screened perch,
huge bsmt. oil h -wh. Low down
payment. It's extra special Vacant.
Mr.. Lampros, EX. 3-3911
BASILIKO REALTY CO., DI, 7-S724