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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-05
RoTOTILLING
LAWNS AND GARDENS
Liberty 1850
Marine Corps Seeks
Women EnIistments

The expression, Women with
pride serve with pride in the
United States Marine Corps" has
never been more true than it is
today.
This was the statement of Major
J. P. Young, jr., officer in charge
of Marine recruiting in Northern
Ohio, while reiterating today on
the current drive for Woman
Marine recruits.
"The drive is gaining momentum
and can even be considered sue
cessful," he said. However, we
want to urge the girls to take
advantage of the unlimited quotas
while the opportunity is available.
Once the overall quota is reached
we hope in June-openings will
be strictly limited"
He went on to say that Women
Marines are specialists" like the
men. The Marine is a professional
man, just as doctors and lawyers
are professional men. Like them,
the new Woman Marine must have
specialized training in her chosen
profession. This is the purpose of
boot camp" to provide that ne
cessary, specialized training.
During the six week duration
of boot camp, the young lady both
practices and studies the funda-
mentals of being a Marine. In
addition to learning how to carry
herself with graceful poise and
charm, she studies classroom sub
jects designed to make her not only
a better Marine, but a better citi-
zen as well.
It is here that she first tastes
the excellent, dietetically balanced
Marine Corps meals. 1t is here
that she receives her first pay
check-every cent of which is hers
to keep, with no money to be paid
for rent, clothing, medical ex-
penses or food.
And, it is here-learning what
it means to be a Marine-that she
suddenly understands why every
one looks at a Woman Marine
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-05
Kiwanians Plan
National Annual
Convention Here

Almost $50 Cleveland-area XII
wanians and their wives have been
assigned to the committees han
ding arrangements for the serv-
ice organizations 40th annual
convention.
The convention, which is ex-
pected to attract more than $4,000
Kiwanians and their ladies, is
scheduled for the period between
June 26 and June 80. The Cleve-
land Municipal Auditorium will be
the scene of the big meeting-the
largest in the organizations his
tory.
Mr.. Charles F. Stewart, promi-
nent Cleveland insurance execu-
tive, is General Chairman of the
convention. Serving as Honorary
Chairman is H. w. ike" Driver, a
member of the Euclid Kiwanis
Club, and a trustee of Kiwanis In
ternational. Stewart is being as
sisted by Malcolm c. Reed of
Parma, his Associate Chairman,
and Elmer E. Maurer of Cleveland,
his Assistant General Chairman.
The convention executive COM
mittee includes Robert B. An
drews, Cleveland; Albert J. Rie-
linger, Cleveland; Stuart NJ. Hen
derson, Bedford and Marvin L.
Gillie, Cleveland.
Mrs. Harold w. Barger, wife of
the president of the Kiwanis Club
of Cleveland, is head of the Ladies
Activities Committee.
A special convention office,
stated with five full-time en-
ployees, has been set up to handle
details of pre-convention arrange
ment, including registration, as
signment to hotels ,etc. This Of
flee is located at $50 Superior
ave-, NE.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-05
ORDINANCE NO. 1854
By: Mr.. HORAN

by: Mr. HUMAN
AN EMERG ENCY ORDI-
NANCE TO CHANGE A VA
USE DISTRICT TO A U3
USE DISTRICT BY AMEND
ING THE OFFICIAL ZON-
ING AND DISTRICTING
MAPS WHICH ARE A PART
OF ORDINANCE NO. 4761,
PASSED NOVEMBER II,
1853.
WHEREAS, after public notice
and hearing as provided by Ordi.
nance No. 4761, the Board of Zon.
ing Appeals on March 29, 1865
adopted a motion providing for a
recommendation to the City Com
mission for the re-zoning of the
property hereinafter described
from a VA use to a U3 use dis
trict, and
WHEREAS, said Ordinance No.
,4761 provides that changes in
zones or districts shall be made by
ordinances amending the official
zoning and districting maps which
are a part Of said ordinance, and
WHEREAS, an emergency exists
for the immediate preservation of
the public peace, property, health
and safety by providing for a
change in a use district by an
amendment to the official zoning
and districting maps.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T
ORDAINED by the Commission of
the City of East Cleveland, Ohio,
four-fifths of all members elected
thereto concurring.
SECTION 1: That the official
zoning and districting maps which
are a part of Ordinance No. 4761,
passed November II, 1858, and en-
titled: "An Emergency Ordinance
providing for the districting or
zoning of the City of East Cleve-
land and providing for the use,
height, size and area of property,
and the alignment and setback of
buildings and structures pursuant
to Section 85B of the Charter of
the City of East Cleveland; and
repeating Ordinances Nos. 1875
and 1876, passed April IL, 1922,
and all amendments thereto and
all ordinances or parts of ordi-
nances pertaining to the subject
matter contained in this ordinance
and inconsistent herewith" be
and the same are hereby amended
by changing the use district on
the following described premises
from a U4 use district to a U3
use district:
Situated in the City Of East
Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga,
and State of Ohio, and known as
being all of Sublots "a and 25 and
part of Sublot 26 in Stewart, Fris-
bic and Ford's Subdivision of
part of Original One Hundred Acre
Lots 373, 381 and 382, as recorded
in Volume 27, Page of the Cuya-
hoga County Map Records, and
located on the northeasterly corner
of East 131st Street and Eddy Road
and further identified as being
County Auditors Permanent Par
eel Nos. 672-3-22, 672-3-23, and
672-3-24.
SECTION 2: That the City En-
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Dec tbs
Mrs. James G.. Reed

Services were held here April
25th for Mrs. Reba o. Reed, IS,
who died in her home in Fort
Lauderdale where she and her
husband, James G. Reed had re-
sided for four years.
Mrs. Reed was long a member
of East Cleveland Baptist Church
and the Order Of Eastern Star.
Her husband operated one of
the first pharmacies here, which
he started in 1905. In 1888 he dis
posed of the business and they
moved to Mifflinburg, Pa.
In addition to her husband, Mrs.
Reed leaves three daughters, Mrs
A. L. Gillette, Mrs. L. w. Schreck-
engast of Lebanon, Ohio and Mrs.
F. j. Ellis of West Salem, o.; two
sisters, a brother and seven grand
children.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-05
Open House NyeolI
Credit Union May 1918

The Nycoll Credit Union of the
New York Central Railroad is hav-
ing Open House Thursday and Fri
day evenings, May 18th and 18th,
from 1880 to $3.50 p. M, in cele-
bration of the opening of it's re-
modelled office.
All employees of the New York
Central and their wives are in
vited to attend.
The Nycoll Credit Union now has
assets of S1,3OO,OOO.OO and serves
all the New York Central em-
ployees in the Collinwood district.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-05
RESOLUTION NO. 1425
BY Mr.. Horan


A RESOLUTION ON THE
DEATH OF DAVID BROOKS,
JR., FOR THIRTY-FIVE
YEARS A MEMBER OF THE
CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS-
SION OF THE CITY OF
EAST CLEVELAND.
WHEREAS, David Brooks, Jr., a
prominent citizen who was es-
teemed and honored in this COM
munity, departed this life on April
"a, 1866, at the age of seventy
seven years, and
WHEREAS, Mr.. Brooks was a
member of the Civil Service Com
mission for thirty-five years and
served with distinction in this
capacity as we'll as performing
many other public services, and
WHEREAS, the City desires to
express its deep sense of loss,
profound sympathy and honor to
his memory.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T
RESOLVED by the Commission Of
the City Of East Cleveland, Ohio
That this Commission express
for itself and on behalf Of this
community, the City Administra-
tion, associates and friends, their
keen sense of loss in his passing
and their gratitude for his ex-
emplary life and friendship, his
outstanding public service and de-
votion.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that the Clerk of the Commission
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-05

Association, Fraternal Order of
Police and Eagles. Prior to operat-
ing the business, he served as a
deputy county treasurer from 1888
to 1912. The family home is at 2482
North Taylor I'd.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Lillian McGettrick Sylvester; a
son, Charles j.; a daughter Pa
tricia Ann; five brothers John,
Joe, Nick, Peter, Raymond; and
three sisters, Mrs. Rose DeCapite,
Mrs. Anna Bottinelli, and Mrs.
Martha Lucci.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-05
They'll Know Better
Another Time, Yes Sir

Two boys, aged 7 and 9 years,
may not have realized they were
summoming the fire department
when their curiosity led to the
turning in of a false alarm from
the Euclid d-Rosemont signal Friday
afternoon during the traffic peak
along the avenue.
However, after parents and sons
had talked it over with the auth
orities-well, it can be taken for
granted that these two youngsters
won't fool around with fire signal
boxes again-ever.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-05
Register Engineers

Successful applicants for full
registration by the Ohio State
Board of Registration for Profess
sional Engineers and Surveyors
are announced. Full registration
was granted Joseph P. Fitzgerald,
1880 Roxford rd., and in-training
registration for Howard A. Davies.
14714 Dover ave-, and John j.
Waldron, 1181 Hayden ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-05

BUS .
Ii. 1-577l

with respect and admiration for
what she is-a young woman of
charm, tact and taste, an out
standing model of personal ex-
cellence.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-05
August Erickson

A home building contractor for
the past 35 years, August Ericsson,
20, died April 9th at his home,
1890 Fenemore ave. He had con-
structed most of his homes in
Shaker, University and Cleveland
Heights area. He was a longtime
member of the Builders Associa-
ton of Greater Cleveland and had
been a trustee of Mission Coven-
ant Church for about 80 years.
Surviving are his wife, Anne;
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-05

a daughter, Mrs. Inez Johnson of
Oakland, CAL, and son, Freeman
of Baltimore, Md; one grand child
and two brothers.
Services on April Both were fol-
lowed with burial in Knollwood
Cemetery.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-05
Pat Sylvester

Pat Sylvester, 45, who succeed
ed his father Nicholas as proprie-
tor of Sylvester's Restaurant in
1912, died April 26th in Mary
mount Hospital. Services were held
in st. Louis Catholic Church.
Mr.. Sylvester was a graduate
of Shaw High School; a member
of the East Cleveland Business
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-05

be and he is hereby requested to
transmit a copy of this resolution
to his wife, Emma Toll Brooks,
and members of his family as evi-
dence of their profound sympathy
in their great loss and as token
of the honor and affection so
widely held for Mr.. Brooks.
Passed: May 3rd, 1866
The East Cleveland
City Commission
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APTs. EURNIsHEp-MD.

FOREST GLEN, terrace apt, liv.
rm., bar-kit., bedrm.. bath and pvt.
5-SS55. days: JU, a-9s94. ewes.
sill. SPG. -Liv. rm.. oed-m;; kit.
Couple Coup Refs. 10. 3-esse -22
IN COOL COLONIAL HOME, eonv.
close D. C. Liv. rm,. 2 bedrms.,
kit, din, tiled bath. china linen
utiis incl; adults. JU. 9-245l
TAKOMA PARK Nicely, furn. emo
with large comb. liv; ;.bedrm;, ige
comb kit -dinette. bath: in 5.uni'
brick apt. JU, 9-S706. ~
TAKOMA PARKS rms. and bath
terrace apts.; util.: conv. transp :;
S75 and $S2, 80. JU. 9-7347. 20
TAKOMA PkRK--Newly. decor: bed
rm., liv. rm., kit. and bath. Every.
thing furn., incl. wash. machine
and utils. Pvt. .ent., pvt. parking
large lawn and lots of shade trees
This is country living, in the city
$40 1-yr lease and rel. Appt
AS1SlNTNa HHISi MA fTaSVSffR SILVER SPRING, Mn.
avail. At once-Bea9tiiuii. nis.,n moaSr, s,,1n
Ppiyate ePfl; eeWss entr' oeeId located in moderl
brick ant. bldg. in best section o
TsSoma Park. Md, only few block
from Silver Spring. Near new. larg
shop center and bus. Large liv
rn,. 1 large bedrm.. dinette. beau
tiful kit, built-iu units, large eiec
refgr.; tile bath. built-in tub AM
shower: $50 per mo-, incls. utils
Nothing else to pay. Phone IN
4-3013.
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

S513 18th ST. N.W.-Beautifully
decorated ] bedfm.; liv. rm. mod.
ern kit and bath; latest in equip
ment. See RES. MGR. on premises:
sis iG' 70 10th ST. N.E.-Pron. apt.
bath s62 so. See Mr.. Harris on
GGoRGETowN PaeRl;fi EFrlc.. full Kit. in
apt bldg; nice loc.: SIS. so. utils
, Day = "a $500; eyes, Ho; 2-6742.
I1sdFG Time Open sPt All. IN a5t 6sf s ses sssS spy
UNFURNISHED one bedroom apart
ment in duplex housing. one block
Naylor Shopping Center, convenient
Boiling. Andrews and Naval Re.
elgdsd; ssss available July l. LU 4
1906 nth ST. N.w.--Attractive' ''t two
oosal. closets, shower bath: $S7 80
All utils incl. Two Nights up
Can be seen any day except q Sun
CAPIToL HILL. conv. many FED
bldgs. s.-Clean apt. bldg; ideal Govt
girls; enc. $50. utils. incl; all
Sslsvs1s fSls ssal ave i%%ee sr 0sesg ses4a s4'
GEoRGETowN-s-rm. kitchen ant
So SeSh 7iPsss fssei'sat Ra. ssa2s gus sefyic'
AIR CONDITIONED I-BEDRM. APT
IN branw-new elevator bldg In tn,
beautiful park area: 22.ft. liyinS
room. lS-ft: bedroom. fun kitcher
m6S.1a separated ,oisfTa fsGm dining dndn room b
tile bath: S4-hr. s%itchboarS.sec. hbS.sse.
retarial service and every othel
luxury; S137. so. all utilities In,
cluded THE PARK ELLISON. I7Ot
Harvard st. NV. AID. I 3636 ol
AfR: n: coSDfTIoNEp ;SHif EFFICIENCY Fl
brand-new de luxe elevator building
Lying room. southern exposures
kitchen separated by modern fold
ine. door; 24-hr. switchboard -secre,
Guided 'srEse THE pSsR EhLisoN. e. nss5S,ei I7oi lo
Harvsrd st. NV. AID. 4-363s Of
81. 4. : MATTHEW'S MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL a,
Conn.,. Conn; ays.-A ~, a sIti mssnificsnt sns nc
i yea .hf senn ssafssf
paneled living room with fireplace
sitting room with bath, iinposini
dining room with chandelier. bed
room and kit; $176. 1871 Rhod,
Island ave. NV. Also attractive q
bedrm.. apt avail. at $l10, incl
all utils: except gas. For furthei
information. call SHANNON 4
LUCHs CO., 724 18th st. NV. MA
CaTaEEDRAL COURTS, corner Mass
and Wis. ave. n.w.-Now renting
cheerful. spacious; ideally located
select tenancy. 1901 Mass. ave
1ss" QUEBEC PL. N.w.-one bed.
rm., liv. rm., kit, bath, S63.3 81
Incl all utilities. Key at 1851
Georgia ave. NV. or call CO. g.
1i0S G ST. s.w.--Nr. Bureau o.
Engrav. rm., kitchenett,
See MR.. sTANBRoUoH on prem
ises or call CO. 5-3533.
S415 M ST. N.W.--One Ice. rm.. kit,
and semipvt. bath. $30.25 incl. al
utilities. See mgr. on premises OF
call CO. 6-7554.
7l6 5th ST. N.w.--Lge. one rm.
See janitor ct 7o3 9Th st. NV. el
lSe7 RvING ST. N.w.-Rsdseo'
rated eficiency and one-bedrm
apt. Heat and b. water incl. n
rent. Prom $50. Gee iAnitof OF
premises or eau co. b-SbSs.
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COLLEGE PARK-one bedrm.. !
from Nd. o.; reasonable. WA
1881.
iOLNEY, Md rms. and bath. Rea
Near trsnsp. sP. 4-2s2s at an!
time "a
SILVER sPRING-oentleman. Cool
iiv fm.. Kit. and bath; $40 sgle.
$50 dbie. Refs. req. All day Sun.
weekdays after Q pm. JU. 5-1931
SILVER sPRING-clesn. eozy. com
fortahly furn.: liv. rm., dinette
compl kit; lge. bedrm., twin beds
pvt. bath. shower; porches: trees
flowers; quiet. Linens, silver. china
utils. incl: 500. For 2 empl
adults. JU. 9-1217.
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APIS. FVRNIsHEp-D.c.

1114 H. IAMofH Im. IT, ST b.sb porcS si:o
dsfsSssdESoTs sssd sns;o W. sSso 1ssl Que a:as nv
any time. Open Apt. 81. RE- 2
$50 sSsso50GA GA. AVE. N,w.-Liy, rm:, |
utiis. I SIS. 500. No pets. RA. s-1sss.
ooSy. Sc; ST. !. 1ocA1.Ss1s;sSSss .a,|;ssa ;:1.Ss.s
MI. EelenshsGSner fssS, rk. Ssi' 'Rfb.12 b 6sSrms, lily.
Cor apt, Ice. clos. mod. decor:
bsndix,0 yysscuum' parking ESss Si0
HAARapTToS Ar T1SSs| COURT ApTs.. 5Sls
Cheney attractiyely furnished, util.
incl. Elev. bldg. Res. mgr NO
ssss 18th ST. N;w:-gsmt. APT apt,
eSts; ess bo hath al, fnd d4.so54. sRs5 nicely A
SHyo iiy bedrm.. Kit. and bath S75 per
1nBEDRM. APT very nicely furn;
Sa; fRss sas at tisshsa f,Sss'i b5ss s.n %
hldss.-Clean apt. bldg: new furn;
ideal Govt. girls. ENC, So9 9:og
ntiis incl: air cond. avail: tmmsG
oecup,; 247 Delaware ave. s.w.ss 81
M. g.SSoNN SSSoNN. AvE.-1st,nrs a-rm; AFT ,t
fMTn.: COW. ioc. DE. 2:1726. q
ATTRAC. Tv APIS, $14 wk, up
chiid Or babies welcome. Also hskps
rms. 1lQ1 18th Nv 81: I.7sss'
Ssisn; Cch.. I'd. ! s Adults. ses. No. 1900 i
,s,h 1T. NV. 4s1o-Bsmt,. nieel,
furn. liy, rm,, bedrm:. dining I'm: rcs
iass' n,c. ,nsisaina siSsaiin euatiii,. IA. Ssess7
MODERN sm-rm. apt; ..tr.e. I9s'. fun
near walter Reed Hosp. TO suole
for summer. Call IA: e-SS!S: ~, az;
GEORGETOWN-2 beautiinily an ,n
somplessly mG-. fun; pays sp1sD al. 'gsS aasoSb @ Q
aqhiSShRsSs;EFPSwS qiShsSs;E PSi S-4SSfs:A 42SSSfs:A-r.rss livin,
room, bedroom. kitchen. bath 7
modern apt. building; July = 70 les leHs.
Oct. S1Ss; AD, 4-SSgz' EYES: eysss.:,-.S, -S
lssS s;nn, y. I'm, y. AA,tcS.n AVE- sMbhlstnni ana bssh Cd
I4O8 CHAPLIN ST. NM=a rms
s},: ssSy.' on, SI,h end o gssss gossssss s's ss nGa'n
thing. i biE. whits House, M
S-65S9 days or after ESQ sssse'
sce4 n sr. SIS room, and Sat.
,nss nsEiyc ycSsvENT SseSEassd,s At IT, 'NSWi Siocs rms
lit. and bath, $50. mo-. utilS. inc.
1875 L ST. N.W.-Liv. rn;, hedrni
With twin beds, pyt. bstn' klsen nH
las sSss'ffi ffikvISa HN iss4IN 81. IN.w.-Emei.ne
askRSsRscSEToMS--smsii. askRSsRs III W. I1nsI,' immscuiss,
Iy. .bedrm. combination, bath. kit
dinette. Call MRS. dRAY, Dl
n HAMILTON ST. N.E.-Bedrm
Kitchen, pvt. bath with shower: 70
empl. man or woman; $40 mo
incl. utils. RA. 6-s077. IA
MI. PLEASANT. 8 rms. and pyt
bath. neat apt, $3.50 per weel
DU' 7-53S1, DE. 2-4S60. IA
GRoRGETowN. 1907 S0th st. ny
Ant. 2.--spacious 2-bedrocm, liy
inG room, dining room. kitchel
porch apt, $l25. Janitor will sho'
pUkoNT CiRCLEeEna. bsmt. bed
fn,, Nv rm., lge. kit. bath: sn. sl.
nRAcoN Arts. 1901 Calvert st. nv
o., 18th and Columbia rd.-Hley
hsdrm.. Nv. rn.. Kit. and hatt
al&e sktes. et $50 no. incl; utiis.
ether locations. IN. s-e077.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

253e 18th ST. N.W.-1st A.. bed
sitting rm.. lse. closets, compl. Kit
pvt. entr.: Sl2.75 wk. DE. 2-lbIo
ONE Ink. ROOM, redec.. for lady
only: S35 mo. l43S Newton ST.
NV. DU. 7-923l.
14I 11th ST. N.E.-Large room room
refgr., stove: IS per week. Conv
to transportation. Call Ii. 3-9S32
R5I7 14th ST. N.W.-EnRlish bsmt.,
studio rm., bath. equip. for com,
fort. Low rent: AD: 4-1635. IA "a
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RM.; NV.
-Attr., facing mark; refgr... hot
plate. Ress, ME. S-3963, DU; q
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-p. c.
ANACOSTIL

ANACOSTIA
2310 18th st. s.e.-Large corner
1st-fioor apt, l or Q bedrms.. in
garden. development; all cow.
tor or cail RE. 6-6460, LU. 4-5lSs
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Chesapeake Terrace
200 EYE ST. NV.
THE BARCLAY

Large. furn. efficiency, we'll appointed
and with real kitchen. in modern
elevator building just OF Pa. ave.
near CIV Univ: S75,. Also unfurn.
See MR.. HARLEY for inspection. Of
call ST. 3-4254. "a
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$115

SI15
apt, nearby Va. A lovely.
bright, cheerful apt. in a new build
ing, and all new furniture. You
will be proud to live there. Liy. rm..
din. area. kit, l bedrm.. bath.
$3.50
Two beautiful, bedrooms. modern
bath and kitchen, lge. liv. rm. and
din. area. Concrete porch facins
south. Lovely furniture. Call
BEITZELL
/ lOO1 Conn. Ave. Dl. 7-3100
"a
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POMPONIO

Treat yourself to a delightful
stay at our Donna Lee or
Greenbrier Apis. Modern
spacious / and 2 bedrms.,
newly furnished or unfur-
nished, also efficiencies. In
dividual storage closets and
cabinets galore. Bus service
at your door. Shopping,
schools and churches in
walking distance. Call to
see these beautiful apis.
Ask about our TV service.
JE. 3-8573 ia. 2-3295
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WALTER REED vIC.-Nicely furn.,
twin -bedrm., home privils.: deli
cious meals. RA. 3-4l24. -23
e0O1 COLUMBIA RD. NV. at Conn.
ave.-Nice. clean rms. Good meals:
AZ az 20 % %h-e4a3 27s
RRADLEY ARMS at Dupont Circle;
1926 10th ST. n.w.--Home-eookeo
food. Reasonable prices.
CALVERT HOUSE, l401 18th st. NV
Large, lovely rooms. SelectiVe
menu. Switchboard. TV,
The John Kilpen Hotel
231O AsH.AEAD PL NV .o
Half block of Conn ave at ZOO.
overiookir~ Rock Greek. Park Dbie'
and sgle rms. pvt bath avail: ex'
eel. meals. rates. $3.50 week up
HO 2.3b66
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

LGE., FRONT, 2nd-FL. RM.-Lots
Of light and fresh air; So per wk
Please call Ma. 8-04S4 or HU,
3-7O66, 1880 Que ct. NV. 2s'
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM.
Suitable for ] OF 2 employed men;
S45 month utiis; Incl. and Ln;s.
INQUIRE at $40 T st. NV. AD.
z-O560. -Z2
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APTs. FURNlsHED-vA.

ALEX.-Nr. Hunting Towers. excep.
Incl. utilities. Ii. 7-s927. --23
ALExANDRIA-Efi Eficiency and l-bed-
room apartment: janitor service
laundry privileges: downtown loca
tion, all utilities: S75 to S92.50
Cali TIE 6-6670 between 10 am
one ne 4 aND Si@ TWO BEDROOM apart
ments, 8 minis. from Washington
sooM eis A5inftSa RSA1TY eIyd co Gan a. o1LsboE4E 1so4
ARIfNGroN, fiIff G: On 81 $50 p N. diebe rd. Apt.
q 3 rooms and bath. $50. ST; g.
PENTAGoN AREA--Family kit. apts
and hotel rms: low rates. day or
wk.; free parking. ia. 2-3343
g ROOMS, everything furn. except
linen and silver; close TO PentaFon
and Tt. MyeI. $40. Call MRS.
PVT BATH AND ENTR.. kit. facils.;
2 elnpl. girls or cple.: refs. OF.
ARL., nr. Pentagon-1-bedrm. apt;
on patio, with with outdoor ,,Li. fireplace,
trance: $l1e month. ineIs. ali utiis.
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED APT.
FOR RENT, 2S06 Key blvd, N.
Arl., Va.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.. bath,
kit. $50. incl. utils. ia, S-0337
after 9 pm. PA
ARL. - Liv. rm., bedrm., kit, bath:
nicely furn.: in small apt. bldg,
conv TO Pentagon. Avail. immed.
500. ia, 2-S373; JA. 5-919T. --2S
ARL.. COLUMBIA GARDEN APIS,
$500 Sth rd. S.v-Brand-new furni-
ture; box springs: modern through
out; ! and 2 bedrm sapts. reason
able rent; eas- ALSO uNFuRN1saaaEp,
ARL.-1 large bedrm. apt nr.
Hecht's and Kann's: clean, cool,
cheap OF 4-7004. after 5. "a
CLARENDON-Beautifully furn. s
rms. and bath: suitable couple or
3 girls. S110. ia. 7-592S. "a
VACANf--Nr. Ft. Myer. Ft. Belvoir
. apis, 3 rms, private entrance,
bath. utils. $40. $50. TIE. 6-45lS
FURNISHED EFFICIENCY apart
| ment to share: see leasor, Apt. FOG,
east bldg. Hunting Towers, Alex
| andria, $50 to s pm. Tues, Wed.
Thurs, 23s
Evening star., 1955-06-22
ROOMS WANTED

GMPL. LADY desires Ink. rm.. PVT.
home, pvt. bath. nr; transp.: prefer
&C. or outer 18th. ia. 9-4So4,
aft. 6. "a
Evening star., 1955-06-22

1919 18th st. Sc, NO. 4; $54.50
AVAILABLE JULY 1st
Q rms, kit, din, bath. screened
porch: gas heat. To inspect phone
present occupant, LU. 1-93e0, Tor
appointment.
B. r. SAUL CO.
o25 18th ct. NV. MA. e-2l00
2nd FLOOR, CORNEN-SB5
500 2ist OF. NE. APT. .
4 rms, kit., din. bath, ser. porch.
gas heat. Vacant. Key 81 Apt. q.
D. 2, saul CO.
eaB iBth es. NV. ma. $500
Evening star., 1955-06-22
2639 18th ST. NV.

For a comparatively new one-bed-
room apartment in a conveniently
located. modern building. inspect
those now available at this address.
eiudes all utilities. Key in Apt. los
Parking space available If desired. |.
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th st. NV. Ma. S-21oo
Evening star., 1955-06-22

1848 Wyoming Ave. NV:
APT in MODERN ELEv. BLDG.
S95. NO. 7-0560. 80,
Evening star., 1955-06-22

Connecticut Ave. Apis.
one large bedroom, dining room
dining foyer kitchen and bath
Newly remodeied and decorated
through out: new modern kitchen
new bathroom equipment paste
tile built-in tub and shower walk
IN closets; 24-hr switchboard anI
elevator service: also available ef
hciency apartment. HO. 2-6574
Evening star., 1955-06-22

CAPITOL H1LL APTB.
A.Is.: Iss tld% Ess s.ssl. S.. eeM Moa Ssi ..v
bldg. See janitor or HERBEN1
HARVEY. ef2 18th st. NV. RE