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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURN. 3-BEDRM. HsE. with din.
rm.. COW. transp., mr.. shopping. SIPS
PRo S Rshj S GLE cPtE. needs 8 bed
rms. yard: good area for children:
pref. Bethesda. Arl. DE. 2-22Sl.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes In Be-
thesda. Silver Spring, 1angley Park:
free appraisals: no delay: for com
PERRY HAY CO. JU. 5-6242,
3-BEDROOM unfurnished rambler
with garage, beginning June or July.
on years lease, in Bethesda-C Chevy
Chase or Westmoreland Circle area:
screened porch. laundry facilities,
500 to SIPS maximum. Box 3d.
r. Star. 13'
REQUIRED EARLY APRIL-Unfurn
def. house: 3 bedrmS.. ward: Chevy
Chase. Cleveland Park; most NV.
areas for preference: rent about $50
Not too far shops. schools. Call FIX.
WAIT aSS9Eo TO s'f REN En- 4 5esra house
full 5smt. large yard. Up to $40.
Close to schools in Falls Church,
Arlington or Annandale. ia. T-4ll45.
COUPLE, 3 small girls and maid de-
sire furnished house or apt; approx.
3 months from April Is; furnish
all details including price. Box 3 A.
<. Star. --13
3-BEDRM. APT. OR HOUSE!
UNFURN., 4 ADULTS; AP-
PROX. 500. HO. 2-69O2.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL WILL SHARE HOUsE-Unus.
oppor. Like home. TV. piano. rec
player, typewriter sew. mach, pvt.
rm S35. Refs. 1927 Newton st.
NV. HO. 1851. Ia
MOTHER with child would like to
share her home with working mother
and child. 10. I-0SS0. IA
SERyiCEMAN AND MOTHER wish
to share apt. or house M. Arl. Hall.
Ia l-5l1U
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

saw MILL, complete with 4S and
S2 inch blade. edger. firewood saw,
pianer. cutoff saw. tractors and
tra,S For appointment, call RE
TAVERN; top location; long lease:
$50 bar; old established; $1,000 dn.,
bal. easy terms. Phone. LII. l-1S70.
BAR AND GRILL FOR SALE. best
OFFER; downtown location. Call Me
DfsTRiB;uToRsHIP of last moving,
profitable nylon hosiery line avail
able for Washington area. Already
established accounts will provide
comfortable nucleus for. start. OF
unusually bright expansion pcten;
income. No investment necessary.
Write fully and in confidence to
MATURE AND CAPABLE BUSINESS
WOMAN desired as manager in est.
personalized laundry and dry clean
ing store mr. Dupont cr SH Salary
BY appt. only. HUI. 3-3s53. ia
FROZEN CUSTARD MAKER in good
condition, cheap. Contact Mr..
Devereaux, Old Coach Inn, opposite
6 high school s'ssd Fairfax Va. Phone
STORE TtsRisn' wI rG'f FIXTURES, contec-
tionery and groceries, reasonable
rent. Maryland shopping center.
RESTS TsPs'er AND nc CARRY oUT.-Must
sell; seating 40; rent ss5; heat,
water free, Price $4,000 or best
offer. OWNER. 729la 18th st. Sc.
VERY GOOD BAR. GRILL for sale;
$4,000; 14th st. location; $4,000
down, terms; good money maker.
Call after 500 pm. LA. 6-6041. 13'
GAS STATION, garage, grocery bust
ness. About / acre in clean vii
lage, owner retiring, easy terms.
Call Evergreen 4-3S46. JOHN BUR-
D Tte I'd ce sIyer sD Md M GOES
BAR AND RESTAURANT, 1417 N.
Capitol ST. Reas. terms. Est. trade.
LAUNDROMAT - Partner wanted
Business offers tremendous poten-
tial. Excellent NV. location. So, 900
capital ia d vii su snyt Kd { sn after
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Carry
out shop. Transient trade. Colored
neighborhood. 1902 LIST st. NV.
Price. $4,000 complete. AID. 4-9533.
GRoCERY-Meat Market--Loc. fast
Re S4ss 6-sa@2; after $ PM 10.
BEAUTY PARLoR for sale or rent;
fully equipped. air conditioned. Eve
booths. space about 20x90 feet. Lo-
Gated on md floor. Mr., FURR. 724
18th st. NV. Phone MA. $685.;
GRoC. -DEL.-Est. eIs yrs. Good
$4,000. Cali OWNER F'O 70. s-4a7S.
SHOE sHoP-wir rent Fully EQUIP.
t sStab o 4 yrs plenty sqsin Ss
G WsSGFt Ne sER MI P-5 sTAr,oSror
ern with excellent facilities. Call HE.
BEAUTY; SALON LOCATION. oppor-
tunity to lease entire floor in fast
growing Silver Spring area: will CO.
operate. IA. 9-4140. IA
ESTABLISHED interior decorating
business, located in Richmond. Vir-
ginia. with complete drapery- work
room, complete sample line, fabrics,
carpets, attractive showroom in same
location for approximately 10 years
Owner has well-trained interior dec
orator with following. Write Box
165-X, Star. for details, photo. etc.
a.
GROCERY. beer and wine: good lease
and apt. reas. for quick sale; owner
leaving city Ii. 3-3S64. 49,
WHY PAY GOOD WILL?
2432 18th st. NV, next to Ambas-
sador Theater. Store and apt. and
garage, with pvt. entrance. Reas.
Call MA. S-6434; ewes, RIA. 6-6sl4.
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ALL THE COMFORTS

utilities to pay, is what we are
offering in College Park. De luxe
2-bedrm. apis. de luxe kitchen with
garbage disposal. parouet fs.. mas
ter TV antenna and many more de
luxe features, including full bsmt.
for only 500 so Large play area
for children Sample apt open
dr.. Directions: North on Baltimore
blvd to Hot Shoppe in College Park,
left on Knox I'd. IA blks to
project. left to sample apt RE
7-2461 or UN 4-9566
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.w

BARNABy wooDs-Det. brick; slate
roof 5 bedrms., Q baths, rec. room,
FaraRe, lovely lot. Immaculate con-
dltiop; priced n the low 2os. a
3.b333 day or night. la
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SPRING VALLEY

First showing Stone-and- brick home
rooms. ga baths, spacious first
floor, ideal for entertaining. Sold
TO approved purchaser only. $4,000.
Ewes, OIL. 1895. SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY INC, Potomac ONCE, OIL.
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FOGGY BOTTOM

2202 VIRGINIA AVE. NV.
Small town house in a most attrac.
group of Georgetown-type dwellings.
Combined liv. rm., din. rm; equip.
kit, = bedrms. and ceramic tiled
bath. Priced, Sl5,450. Attrac. terms.
OPEN SAT. Ia. SUN. IS
MA. S-S093 RE 1-2S6S, Ext. ZIG
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

LA SALE PIX. mr. 10th and Varnum
Detached brick sDp in spot Is condi-
ton, slate roof. 6 rms, plus bright
paneled bsmt.; gas heat. l00-sal;
elee, h NJ. adt ,t hSeater; screened
IDEAL neishborhood. INSPECTION BY
apt, only. $22,50o, FRANK M.
PoYLE; Realtor, Wo. 6-2637 or
RIGGs PxRK-Leavins town; 3.bed-
rm.. semidet. brk.. liy. .rm.: full din.
in bsm nU dishWas6 Sn disposal; rs storm
windows; screened rear pch.; fenced
I'd; 81 loan. $40 mo. Sale by owner
8 i5.5o0WWill CT, no down payment
to qualified vet. cheerful, Semidet..
sraHIdsnse H nssh1 SGs DOOR bSs
lily. .rm.. sep. din. .rm., 3 bedrms..
rm.. bar, huge storage closet, Law;
screened front porch. patio: fenced
yard. BY owner. LA 6-S562. -l3
SIC RIGGS RD., 80. SedrmS :!
FOR 4 HAPPY HOME see this attrsc.
tive corner house: COW. loo, north
new Prov. Hosp; center entr.;. 8
large rooms. bright, CHEEKY; Ia
baths a perch gs1a yeT 1910 oI
tenden. LA. 6-6343; open Sun, l-6;
,oSt sth ST. N.E.-a bedrms. AS
sumo 4es OF loan. Terms. DOUG
NJ. SMILEY. Realtor, UN. 4-s@eo;
1903 EAST CAP. sT.-Br.. one, two or
three families. Vac. new cond. Open
sun. bet. and 3. $4,000 to $4,000
cash will exchange Near all con-
veniences. OWNER. ia, 5000. -l4
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SHEPHERD PARK
NEAR ALASKA AND 18th
Beaut. Semidet. brick home with ex-
ccptionally lge. rms; liv. rm. with
lsc. entr. han: IND n, bedrmS., .
baths: screened porches on rear; full
DSmt. built-in earase; oil h.-w.u.
Priced at Sl95OO. Shown by ap-
pointment. Call MR.. SADLER, AID.
2-S656.
SULLIVAN BROS.
1920 K St. NV. ME. S-4323
Ia
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BRIGHTWOOD

Have / and = family houses; auto
matte heat, newly decorated. vacant;
500 to Sl25. RA. 6-0516. Ia
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Brick home near Rockville, on IA
and rumpus rnt. on LIST f., ideal for
children: Gear garage. Call Mr.
DiSibour, with INTERSTATE REAL
TY CO. OIL. 4-O642; eyes,, OIL g.
SuQG Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-12
NOW DOWN TO
S1'O5 MONTH

pIUU N1O1N ! II
FENCE AVAILABLE, S110
3 LARGE BEDROOMS
Development of $50 Homes
SAMPLE-5060 10th St. NE.
Just No. of New Providence Hospital
baths. full bsmt.: choice of gas or
oil heat; some with garbage disposal
units: beautifully equipped kitchen
with dining alcove; also family-size
dining room.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TIL 4
Weekdays by Appointment
Drive out Michigan ave-, lust past
Catholic University to 18th St. turn
left, then left again on South Dakota
ave. to 10th st.
STEUART BROTHERS, INC.
1919 5th st. NV.
DI. 7-2434 Ii. 3-0565 DI. 7-Sh95
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ARL. - CHEEKY. up-to-date, conven-
lent semidet. 2-bedrm. house. ideal
for child with good parents; sos.
HO a-41Sl, ii
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$40 18th PL. N.W.-Open Sunday
, to Il p.m.-5-yr. -old center-hall
brick home. Den and powder rm. on
LIST f.; 3 bedrms., and rec. rm,
wall-to-wall carpeting: mr., transp
Gail PENNY" APosToLiDEs, RE
1924 or EN-. 3-551S. ia
1911 ALBEMARLE ST. N.W.-Open
Sunday , to Il pm. Lovely center
hall brick 6 rms. rec. .rm., powder
rm.. LIST fl. yrs. old. A lovely
home in an excel neighborhood
1924, EN-. 3-551S. ID
BY OWNER-Mt. Pleasant. 5-unit
converted: furnished. Good home
and income. S19.500. co. 5-5s74
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-12

CHEVY CHASE, MD, Grafton St
d rms, den, baths, garage, fenced
EDW H. JONES g. CO, INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. OIL. 1-2777
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BROOKVILLE, Howard Co. - 3-bed-
room home; 20 mi. from Silver spring
on Ga. ave. ext: modernized; $50
mo-. avail immed. Call Spring A.
17Ss or sykesville 3-l5-J or DU.
-AlAy
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1-FAMILY HOUSE
Open-138 Taussig Pl. NE
MUST SELL

J. B. TIFFEY L. SON
RIA. 3-2400 RA. 6-2S69
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BUNGALOW BRICK. 1900 cathcdra

ave. n.w.-FlrSt floor, liv. rm,
dining rm., closed sunroom. kit, :.
twin sized bedrms.: Ind floor, l fin
roushed in and space Tor another
bedrm., full bsmt., oil h.-w.h., 2-car
ouilt-in garage. Lot 50Xl3j.
Owner transferred, must sell. Price,
$4,000. Open Sat. and Sun. to
6 pm, E. R. BoYNTON CO. EN-,
2.0Sun: ewes; OIL. 4-07?O. ID
duced. 2-story row brk.; S rms, / u
baths; full bsmt rec. rm; built in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-12

mr.. NH; 3 or 4 bedrmS.. study, lge
liv. rm.: fenced yd. OIL. 2-7o47.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

r sid,o PA 99l s1T TsSsc fys s sSt
6-unit bldg; patio, 8 expos. alum
avn, stor. space; conv. shopping
$50, incl. utils. EN-. 3-lS12. Ill
TAKOMA PARK - Very attractive
liv. rm., kitchen, dinette. bath. bed
rm.. in brick apt. building. All utils
Near stores and bus; SIS. Adults
only. WA. 10000: ewes, JU. 9-47b3
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SUPER-SIZE
1-REDROOM APIS,

These apis. avail. now and Jan. 1.
Apply to ianitors or apis. listed.
4Ol4 Kansas ave n.w-Front. cross
ventilation; right OF Ga ave,
excel neighborhOcd; good parking
in rear Of bldg. laundry iacl!S,
rent only $3.50. utils. incl. Apt.
open or see Apt. 4.
1918 Missouri ave. NV. Apt =
Duplex with screened rear porch,
Excellent value, $500.
$500 Fort Davis St Sc. Apt. B.
Right OF Pa. ave, and mr.. HOT
Shoppe Rent. S65. Apt. open.
Also efic.. $50.
b5na 9th st. NV. Apt. 104-Front,
cross ventilation. Completely redec'
Rent. $3.50.
l442 Somerset pl. NV, Apt. 303-
Corner: excel. neighborhood, mr.
Walter Reed: completely redec
Keys in Apt. 1o4. Rent. SS3 %
utils, incl
lt37 Sprine I'd, r.w-Front; com
p,etely redec, with new refSr.
overlooking 10th St: $500.
1888 Spring I'd NV, Apt, 104-
SuJer efflc. with Murphy bed. Rent
Sai 81
Jess Fisher Management Co
ll.O X ST. NV Elk. 3-lsll
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COLORED-I RM..'kit., bath: refgr;
back, porch: utils; furn, pvt. suit
for q eIIe; So EyiRT Pc ST. @S Sf
a lge. rms, hardwood frs, bath;
SO mo; Utils; furn; NO; 1922.
Eewly dseSrate S,ni Murphy BEDS EDS Il
CoEoRE itC 1 5 ST Il N.w.-spa-
cious ; rms. kit, bath, in beauti-
fully maintained bldg. $3.50. no
C0i0RTD - 14eo HOPKINS ST.
NV. : Ground-floor apartment
Gas electric heat and hot water ter
c So6 SFFpM IA SHwT 81 81 .f S.W.
-Redec.. . bedrms., SIS. Also |
bedrm. furn.. Ss5. Enc. $50
CoIoR aPr, ROOMS. kitchen and
bath. partly furnished Il desired.
Call any time. Il, 6-5217. Ia
.COLORED-SO6 r ST. NE rms,
pvt. kit and bath on 2nd hr.. !
rm;i kit. pvt. bath in bsmt. Ii
COZ 0rED-iseo HILLSIDE RID.
S.E.-S59 so mo. L.r.. b,r. k. tile
bath. Redecorated. NJ. PAUL
HANNAH. 70" 18th st. NV. Me.
coI t RE- 9th ST. N.w.ILse
one rm., kit and bath: $3.50
incl. all utilities. See ianitor on
premises or call co. 5.3o3a,
nm: XII 4 and bath apt. e0 m1 to t.
Cali MR.. DUvALL. DI, 7-6toO
weekdays --l3
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED--MD.

ROCKVILLE. 2. and 5 bedrooms
living rm.. dinette. kitchen. bath
and rear screened porch. near
schools and shopping center: S65
to $50 plus utils. Pc 2-4296
GA1THERSBURG New 2-bedrm
apis. diversified rms. ultramodern
kit: SIS incl utils. Pc. 2-606l
TAKOMA PARK -bedrm. apt. from
$3.50 incl. uttls., completely mod
ern. HARRISON g. ADAMS, Ma
-S-s3QS, or Mr.. Davis. Ju. g-0S1l
TAkOMA PARK-Entire End A., Z
rms. kit. bath, pvt. entr., . extra
lRe. closets; mr.. Wash. San. and
Sligo Park. $75. JU g-60O1. Ill
COLLEGE PARK. 72ll Rossburg dr.
q blk. rear Hot Shoppe, adj. o, OF
Md, de luxe bedrmS., new bldg
S95, utils. includ. DE. 2-S437. Ill
Llv: RIM. bsdrm;. kit, bath. PVT
furn.; no children. AP. 1862
TAkOMA PARK AREA bedroom
apt. in 6-unit bldg. Utils. furn
Near transp. and shopping. HE
sill. sPG.-LoE. l bedrm., 8 expos.
off-street parking Heat control.
ldry. facils.. utils. incl. $S7 so
JU. 1886 or JU. 5-7773. Ill
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.COLORED-NEW APIS.
OPEN TODAY II TO S

Shown for the LIST time. Washing
toms most beaut. I-bedrm. apis. in
decorators colors: Ice. rms. and
closet space: colored tile bath:
close-in ne; 1896 Central place
ne. SR5 mO M T-ODd1
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-03
Methodists Await
Callers On Sunday

Starting Sunday, March 9Th and
continuing through March 18th, the
Windermere Methodist Church will
conduct its every member canvass
covering current, operating and
Benevolence budgets.
Larry Keiffer is general chair
man of the canvass with Frank
Fellows, Walter Sturrock, Werner
Kayem, Robert Gillespie and Lester
Hanson serving as co-chairman and
team captains. Around one hun
dred men will ring door bells this
coming Sunday, and church men,
bers are requested to make every
endeavor to remain at home during
the afternoon so as to assist the
team members in making complete
coverage.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-03
Church News

A Church-wide Hobby and Craft
Show will be staged at East Cleve-
land baptist Church, at Rosemont
ave-, Friday, March 1st. Sponsored
by the Latta Class the exhibits will
be on display from 7 to 10:30
o'clock. There will be fancy
needlework, stamps, china, paint
ing, and a wide variety of other
hobbys which claim some of the
leisure time of the church members.
The show is open to visitors who
are invited to drop in, look over
the displays and partake Of the
refreshments that will be for sale.
Rev. Weldon Fulmer, pastor of
Trinity Evangelical United Breth-
rem Church is preaching a Lenten
Series of sermons at the morning
Worship Hour, using the theme:
Foundations of Faith. Next
Sunday he will speak on Divine
Forgiveness.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-03
Campus
News

Formal initiation ceremonies by
all eight chapters of national
sororities at Denison University,
Granville, Ohio, were held Febru-
ary 1920. From this area was
Judy Funk, freshman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Funk, S77 Sell
wyn rd., Chi Omega.
Recently elected president of
Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity at
Baldwin Wallace College was Ross
Fox of 1866 lakewood, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry L. Fox.
A senior. at the Berea college,
Mr.. Fox is majoring in business
administration. His campus acti-
vities include Alpha Phi Gamma,
journalism honorary. He is sports
editor of the Exponent, school
paper, and the Grindstone, school
yearbook. He is a 1948 graduate
of Shaw high school.
James A. Griffith, POPS Mt. Ver-
non ave-, is a new student at the
Western serve University
School of Law, in Cleveland, Ohio.
Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur f.
Griffith, James graduated from
Shaw High School in 1850 and in
1854 received the degree of Bache-
lor of Business Administration
from Adelbert College at WRU.
He formerly was on the Western
Reserve staff as a counselor in the
admission office.
Mrs. Marjorie King Soule, $4,000
Euclid ave-, is a new student at
the Frances Payne Bolton School
of Nursing. Western Reserve Uni
versity. She is a graduate of Colt
Collegiate Institute in Ontario,
Canada.
Co-heading the Campus organiza-
tion Committee for Faith in Action
Week at Ohio University is Gordon
Keller, 1S45 Wymore ave. Gordon
is a sophomore working for his
A. B. degree. The four-day inter-
denominational program concludes
today.
Among new students enrolled
for the spring semester at Western
Reserve University are James w.
Blough, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-03
Dr.. Macleod Is
Series Speaker

This week DR.. William Mac
Leod of Baldwin Wallace College
begins a Pre-Easter series at First
Presbyterian Church on the theme
- stumbling Blocks to Faith" +"
Next Wednesdays subject will be
"Dogman, Dogma, Who's Got the
Dogma?" This will be a considera-
tion of the different attitudes to-
ward the Bible.
A shared-meal will be served at
$3.50 with the Lenten custom of no
meal ticket but a gift-whatever
one wills to the Overseas Church
Relief. The talk at 1880 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-03

the subjects include: (1) The Sole
Headship of Jesus Christ; (2)
Gods Redemption and Mans
Trust; (3) The Protestant Concep-
tion of the Church; (4) The Bible;
an6 (5) Ethics and Politics.
All Senior High School students
and Young adults of the commun-
ity who are interested in this Len
ten Series are cordially invited to
attend, Sunday evenings starting
Sunday, March 9Th at 1880 p. m. in
Pilgrim Hall.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-03

c. Blough of 1929 Grasmere rd.;
Leonard l.. Brazus, son of Mrs.
Marion Brazus Of 1747 Bryn Mawr
rd.; and Mike Stern, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Zoltan Stern of 1893 East
125th st.
They are enrolled in Adelbert
College, mems undergraduate divi-
sion at W.R.U.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-03
Lenten Notes

Regular Lenten Services are
conducted each Wednesday eve
ming at Windermere Methodist
Church. The speaker on March 9
will be DR.. James H. Sivard. Mrs.
Thomas Kennedy will be soloist
for the occasion. The public is
invited.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-03

Dick Wanda of H. & H. Chevro-
let, Inc, 1927 Mayfield Rd., Lynd-
hurst is now offering tremendous
trade-ins on the beautiful new 1855
Chevrolet, and can offer immediate
delivery on most models. Due -
the terrific number of new cars be-
ing sold, Mr.. Wanda is also offer
ing fine selection Of used cars at
wholesale prices. Stop in and see
him now or call HI. 2-2697 and
check on these money saving
values. Advt.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-03
College Senior At
United Brethren

Edwin X. Vance, a Senior stu
dent at Cleveland Bible College,
gave the first of a six sermon
series Wednesday evening at Trim
ity Evangelical United Brethren
Church. Mr.. Vance is a member of
the Marion Second E.U.B. Church
and has had considerable Gospel
Team experience since being asso-
ciated with Cleveland Bible Col
lege. He has supplied several times
at Trinity Church during the pas
tors absence. His first sermon
for this Preaching Mission was on
the theme: "The Face of Christ.
Subjects for successive Wednesday
evenings are: Triumph through
Communion, Triumph through
Obedience, Triumph through
Service, Triumph through Sacri-
fice'', "Not Somehow, But Tri-
umphantly".
The services include special
music and an old fashioned song
fest led by the pastor, Rev. Weldon
Fulmer.
Pilgrim Fellowship of Ea st
Cleveland Congregational Church
is sponsoring a series of discus
sions on Protestant Principles dur
inc emf. led hv local Churchnnen
Evening star., 1955-11-28
L. 6. vekeman,
Supervisor

Eldege G. Vekeman, 53, a
Government Printing ONCE SUI
Ipervisor in the patents section.
died OF cancer Saturday at Doc
tors Hospital. He lived at 3702
Thirty-seventh street. Mount
Rainier. Md.
Mr.. Vekennan was born In
Woonsocket. r. / He began his
career as a printers devil on his
fathers French-daily newspaper
lin Woonsocket Ia Sentinelle.
His father was the late Victor
Vekeman and his grandfather
was Gustave Vekeman, q Mon
treai and Quebec writer.
Mr.. Vekeman helped his
father publish the newspaper
and then came to Washington
In 1880 to work for the GPO.
He was a member of the Typo
graphical Union and the Tenn
perance Union.
Survivors are his widow,
Madeleine: two daughters, the
Misses Betty and Lucille Veke-
man; a son, Maurice, all of the
home address, and seven broth
ers and sisters in Rhode. Island.
Requiem mass will be offered
Iat 8 am. tomorrow at st. James
Catholic Church, Mount Rainier
Burial win be in Mount olivet
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-11-28
Arthur Honegger Dies,
Noted Swiss Composer

PARIS, Noy. % R.--Arthur
Honegger. So. noted Swiss COM
poser. died here last night after
a heart attack.
Mr.. Honegger. who decided to
become a composer when only
l9, whote several oratios includ-
ling King David" Joan Of Arc
at the Stake" La Danse des
Morts'' and Nicolas de Flue.
He also wrote the opera "An-
ltigone." many symphonies and
chamber music.
Mr.. Honegger was one of
French music's famed Group of
Six" composers who banded to-
gether after World War ] to re-
new composition methods and
sources OF inspiration. The other
members Of the group were Da-
rius Milhaud. George Auric. Ger
maine Tailleferre, Francois Pou-
llenc and Louis Durey.
Mr.. Honegger was born in LIE
Havre, in Western France, in
1892. His father was a Swiss i'm
porter and the son kept Swiss
citizenship but In later years
lived mainly in Paris.
At II he attended the Zurich
Evening star., 1955-11-28
Collin Kemper, 81.
Stage Producer

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Nov
28 Collin Kemper, a prom
inent theatrical producer on
Broadway during the first quar-
tier Of this century, died yester-
day In a nursing home at the
age of 81.
He was a partner in the the
atrical producing firm Of Wag-
enhals 81 Kemper, formed in
1887. The other partner was
Lincoln A. Wagenhals. a former
leading man. The firm went out
of business in 1925.
The two men gained their first
success with Shakespearean road
companies On Broadway they
had produced such hits as paid
In Full, " 1.-THE Man From Home, -
"Seven Days" 1.-THE Greyhound
and q revival Of Tolstoy's Res
direction" starring Blanche
Walsh. er
Many of their most famous
shows were staged at the Astor
Theater, which was built foI
them in 1905 and which they
opened with "A Midsummer
nights Dream starring Annie
Russell.
In 1920 Mr.. Kemper and Mr.,
lWagenhals produced Seeing
Things" o three-act farce. and
1.-THE Bat q mystery drama,
which crossed more than $5 mill
lion.