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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE


ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED studio
nm in apt. house: semipriyate bath:
one other lady. Call tn. 2-4I2s
YOUNG LADY to share bedroom
busline. JU. 9-65lO. 80
WANTED-Girl to share furnished
l;6edroom apt: With another sin q
LADY Will sHHRE desirable s-bed.
pIoyed: ME-. s-s saS OF ey TSa'ie 1915 em
GE m PiTz Apt r g. SHARE so o..
9 nfa An convenient Driviisse;: a 70
Close NIH-Newly furn. bedgm
apt, man to share with another
man; Tv: $50. plus food. Oh. 6-67ss.
coLoRED GIRL to share apt. With
person sa55e f sennins I'd. G ns N q
COLLEGE GRAD. girl. will share in
expensive .arge g:bedrm apt, mr.
SaIl Elk. 3-1159. ewes, Suns; ma.
beds and wishes to share sv with am am
other girl Call Lu. l-8129: -22
girl needed to share house with 3
other girls: pvt. bedrm. Wo. 6-33:0
WIS. AyE.-GirI will share bedrm
apt. with another girl. EN-. a-e412.
DUPONT CIR.-collese student or
empl. sirl with coll. backsr. to share
attrac, apt. with another. girl $3.50
mo-, AID. .2-0lS0. week ends. or
weekdays after Z pm. 90
1 GIRL. share mod. S-rni. house with
s, gentle girls: $50 mo-. incl. every
I thing ing 5a1s LIST st. NV. IA
WOMAN, a. to 80. to share luxury
Ext is. alter 8 pm. nv 20
YOUNG MAN to share air-cond. apt
with ! other man nv. parking and
other facilities. S45. Box 435,x.
DSUs fso, CIRCLE AREA-l girl. 20.
other girl Tv, sun porch, utils.
INCL. $50 mo. Cali after 8 pm. pU.
col oii1o,Rsf ED-GrRL, as TO 50 -1 shsr.
l-bedrm.. apt twin beds, with I
other sirl. CAN after 9. or ali day
ga sst o 1spn DE DE 2;o3et. = :, 20 o.,
another lady; pvt. bedrm.; employed.
CoIoRED LADY to share apt. with
another lady: River Terrace section.
Call all day sun, weekdays. after Z
pm. LU. 4-4244. 20
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

NICELY FURN. EFFIc. APT, pvt.
Pfs sR ~ BRANCH 1aiSstGf' AND FLOWER LOW
AvES.-Comfortab l-bedrm. apt. /;
immaculate cond.: nicely furn.:
blk. to shopping. and bus at door,
Avail. April l. $50. JU. 5000.
TAKOMA PARK-De luxe apartment:
large bedroom, living room. large
modern kitchen and tiled bath.
beautifully furnished except linens,
utilities included: entire End, floor;
s a5sPss, f ThhR AZ s- AfT-KnSt,y
bath and entr.; ss5. JU. 5-5eaI.
TAX. PK.-Neat. clean, 3-rm., pvt.
bath. entr. Quiet empl. man; SOS; so
r Axe aiI pi ri Iasi apt; iiv.
entrance. Cali u. $500. -25
SILVER SPRiNG-i bedrm. with twin
beds ~, Nv d rmii bath with she hove
~ GsI SILVER IL asO ssfkrNe AVE. sill. sDs..
Suitable for . men. JU. 5-55os.
MD.--s rms, and bath,
with huge bedrms., utilities. cow.
transp. and shopping. one Of Mary
lands best residential sections. No
children. sos month. I'm. 4-6722.
TAKOMA PK.-Small, neat apt; 1
bedrm. liv. rm, Pullman kit. and
bath, SIS, utils. incl. JU. BLISS.
THREE APT. SIS; newly dec
Grated: private entrance: on busline
and mr.. shopping; adults. JU. g.
CLEAN AND ATTRAC. 2-bedrm. apis.
Utils, washer, cow to transp.;
$50 to Sis. JU. 9-7347. 30
PLEASANT, clean, rms, and bath;
pvt. entr.S utils. $75. Ju. 9-3676.
TAKoMA PARK, Md; sels Poplar
..ve.-Ter. apt, pvt. entr., . bed
rooms, liv.. rm. with firepl:, dining
area, kit, bath. 500 mo-, utils. incl.
JU. 5-5523. 20
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MIscEL. WANTED Gent,

COINS AND sTAMPs-Anythins I'm,
in u 8 coins or stamps: gold. proo
sets. uncirculated sets and rolls
collections and aecumulations. JAfsR
o. KING. sos 18th 81. NV
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con
tents or odd pieces: also old china
81 yss9s SsSoe Ssd s ssa as fq
SITS NV ME-. S-52S7
WANTED WIN buy al
kinds Of good used furniture TOT
prices. We do moving IA. $3.50
WANTED today; furni.
ture any amount Also need refgr
gas range and good piano. Cal
MR. GRADY Ma S-2679
FURN. WANTED, any amount, caSl
for single Items or entire house
hold, JU. 5-0313. -23
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APIS. fvRh,sHEp-o. c.
THE ALTIMONT
1901 Wyoming Ave. NV.

fu<n. l-bedrm. apt. with
liV. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath:
avail. now: good. elose-in NV. loea-
ton: rent sl35 per mo-. incl. utils.
See or call res. mgr. DU. 1887.
or call II. O. SMITHY CO., S11 18th
st. NV, ST, $4,000. 30
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16nn 18TH ST NV

furnished, newly decorated
Attractive, air-cond. bldg. Switch
board secretarial service. In-a-dool
bed: only S100. See resident man.
aOeP for inSneetion
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NOTICE

10000 customers can't be wrong:
Come see the largest collection Of
surplus tools, Savings up to. 1854
Sledges So picks. 81: rope. 1c IT,;
garden hose, 81; saws. 81 As. j. H.
GICHNER. :So13 N st. nv, Elk.
1890 to .. II its a bargain we
have II
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1-BEDRO oM-$92.50
-BEDROOM-$120

large. beautifully furn
T mGasTn aDs's s7 a q sis5 psns
ing, laundry facilities. cross venti
lation. playground areas Close .
Boiling, Field. Apply once 100
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-s.E.-s.w

CAPITOL HILL. OPP. House ofc,. blk
s 3 Ha5A; mai SicE I. s fsSal ROOM
c q Sasih n0Rs FoR st LADY or sirl
with young baby, Sc. sect. ask
for Miss Tate, Ii, 3-2l25, --2I
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ROOMS FURN.---MD. 8 VA.

N. ARL., Lorcom lane. / blk from Lee
hwy.LCor, rS,a sep. entr.; teis
next t. SseS, q iss A. i Sale s r e'G 81
entr.: board or Kit. privils II desired
1412 u. Wayne st. 80
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ROOMS. uNFURNIsHeD
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED - le4 KENTUCKY AvI
rm. Ii. 7-S5555. %
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FARM AND GARDEN

TRACTOR. GRAvELY-5-h.p.. with
rotary pillow. cultivator and rec.
mower. All in excellent condition
A good buy for 1915. OIL. 4-5547
NEW FERGUSON "s5" and nipple
ments. New Ferguson pony. with
DloS' $s95; Ne ssoi Ferguson pony syjj
Ford. with terracer blade. 1896 Also
garden tractor and power mowers
Sales and service. SEIBEL'S SUP
PLY. Burtonsville. Md.
TOPSOIL-Fine Patapsco River Top.
soil; no stone or clay; preseason
special; pig loads delivered: $50
STARK EROS. champion and dwarf
cites, Towering shrubs. shade trees
perennial roses; estimates on land
Scape plans gladly given. ia 2-0292
ToPsoIL, fiji dirt. landscaping, sod.
ding. seeding. blue stone and road
s S5ays5 r. i ssT s4sdns exca an
Ing. land clearing, free estimates
Cali On 4-S5a3: night AP 7-O59s
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered to your
Job You lay 1t and save, Terms Y
desired GREENWICH FARM
NURSERY LU 2-49S0
SLUDGE. fill dirt. top soil. bluestone
road gravel: hauling. grading. MR.
HARTING. 10. 2-Sg74. 20
WAYNESBORO NURSERIES,, INC
Plant fruit. shade and flowerini
trees. 40 varieties. JOHN a. CREEL
33l 18th st. ne. Ii. 7-061S. .-2t
r0PS0IL-Very good soil for lawn:
and greenhouses. very reas.. 20
Rich Gtaa" Tor SOIL by the load Dad" o,
s y a.al Gan EN-. a-a757 and s sSes
AzALEAs. EvERGREENs, landseap
ing. free estimate. RoTHS .AzALEL
GARDENS, SCI Sligo Creek pkvy.
Takoma Park, Md. 30
VIRGIN T0PSOIL. best quality. an,
stock. FLEMING LANDSCAPE
SERVICE, UN. 4-464S. PA
SILAGE WAGON, complete. ready fol
Md. Gaithersburg 5-S5-J-2. 30
DeLAVAL MILKING UNITS. COM
plete with extra parts; sterilizer fol-
TEET CUPS, 16-can sterilizer with
bucket rack in top. 16-can storage
vat. 3-ft. cooler complete. 40 To-
gallon milk cans Just retinned, one
3-h.p. steam boiler in good condi-
ton; Elmwood 6-3764. j. PRESTON
HAY. Excellent quality Timothy; also
straw, win deliver. Phone Dunkirk
GARDEN 2EiS TRACTOR, sra-h.p., plus
all attachments; purchased 1854;
1est offer. ia. 4-0934. 30
BIG 8 YDS.. top soil. clean. rich. S12
virginia. SIS D. c. Tele. JE. 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19

The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD pL NV
Half block OF Conn ave. at $500
overlooking Rock Greek Park, Dbl
and sgle. rms pvt bath avail; eY-
Gel; meals, rates. S17.50 week M
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EASTER CHICKS
Assorted eolors, wholesale or retail
o. c.. MAXWELL. Lanham, Md
WA. G-i545. 80
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POULTRY. RAssITs AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS AND PoULTs.. feed
and Joultry supplies. JAMES FEED
STORE 6l9 K st NV. ME S-00sa
BR0ODERS AND INCUBATORS
wanted. Call OV. 3-1327. go
SO WHITE LEGHORNS, laying 1876:
reas CY. 7-9486.
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SPRAYING

Fruit trees shade trees. ornamentals
Old reliable firm. Free consultation
on any tree problem. Certified Md
State Forestry Dent. Fully insured
Gail Poplar "a-2u41, JU. g-61 | 5;
night. HA. n-3SS7, --21
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HAYWOOD
GARDENS
41O1 HAYWOOD PLACE
MT. RAINIER, MD.
MINED. OCCUPANCY

Just across District line, l bus fare
excellent bus facilities. conven-
lent to shopping center and theater
Nicely furnished apt. consisting ri
bedfm.. Kitchen ant bath. sio5 PEI
mo. mel. uti!s.
Nicely furnished apt. consisting OF
reception hall. INV, nm, dinette. !!
bedrms., kit. bath. S124.20 incl
utils.
Plenty of parking, lovely grounds
Apply in berson. WA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19


sH0PSMITH with bench and casters
cost over $3.50 new. used only about
10 hours. $3.50: can be financed
Call 10. 5-43oS. 20
sLIPC0vERs. new, preshrunk. T.
cushion green divan: chartreust
chair. Cab 10. 7-o077. HilleTesl
Heights area. -l9
SODA FOUNTAIN. modern. complies
an every detail: perfect for earTy-oui
shop lunehroom. DRUGSTORE. Bob
tail unit, 3-way sinks. salad unit
Coca Cola machine. Formica front
in operation. ,PAUL'S DRUG STORE
SOFA, mod. SIS: tables. se-Sl1,
knn washer, 50: clothing and other
items; also baby items. WA. 1927"
SOFA AND CHAIR, Green. foam rub.
her cushions. ReRency style; WA
T-S5SS, go
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LATT'S
BANKRUPT SALE
Up to 70G Off

iATioNALLY ADVERTISED BRANDs
go 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19

CORNER, / BEDROOM
Beautiful Wesley HEIGHTS. opposite
exclusive Westchester. very desira-
ble-Modern, centrally air-condi-
toned bldg. with individual control,
and 24-hour secy. switchboard and
elevator service; wide lawns and
sun deck, self-laundry facilities.
ample free parking, and on direct
bus line. Kindly inquire resident
manager. Idaho Terrace Apis, 3040
Wis. and Mass. ayes. EN-. 3-660O.
FL
BOILING FIELD AREA, 253 New
comb st. s.e., Apt. 2--Spacious. re-
dec. 2 rms. dinette. kit. bath and
screened Porch; $7s mo: Incl; utils.
and Ice. dinette; $3.50 mo. Phone
P PHI os ewes. En-. s-a54sA. SAW Nnls .
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WRECKING

RiDGEIY wREcKiNG CO. INC
DU 1889 "a
toLDl PLAT BOOKS OF WASHING
TON-Sanborn Insurance map
1883: Griffith M. Hopkins, Vol.
1892, Vol. >. 1893. Vol. 3 an6
supplement, 1S94-96.
BaiSts Vol. I-1909 and 1919, Vol. 2.
1909. Vol. 3-1907 and 1925. Vol. a.
1907. Call MA. S-1I49 or evenings
WO fS-4QS3 10S
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5O4 end ST. s.E.-Two 2-rm. apis. !:
clean. nicely furn.; NO children; $50
$50. Ii. 4-4236. "a
Low RENT!--We have Q fresh. clean
I-bedrm apt. in . cooperative bldg,
ideal for respectable couple who want
and Capitol; within block Of 80, 81
90 carlines; S69.50. DU. 7-4339.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19

SLAUGHTERS-DU. CIR
Sgles.. dbles. fr. 50 wk; rm., phi. eley.
mod. sery. 2007 o NV. NO. 1850
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CENTURY APIS.

YIN I CIV Z 111 I y.
2651 18th ST. NV.
l bedroom, living room, kitchen, di.
nette and bath, in excellent condi.
ton: S135 per month: elevator bldg.
secretarial service. ADULTS ONLY
Call Apt. mgr. for appt. to inspect
CO. 5-2559 or BOSS AND PHELPS
INC MA 2-Q3O0 oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19

j AND 2 gEpRM. APTs. rAITRAAcc::
UP, INCLUDING ALL UT1LS. FOR
INFORMATION. CALL RE. 5-S001
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19

Sal COLORADO AVE. N.W.-Modern
bldg. air-cooled corridors; bed
rm., liv. rm., dinette. kit. and bath:
$3.50 mo-, incl. all utils.
1920 18th st. n.w--1 room. kitchen,
dressing closet. bath, $40 per mo-
also l bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. and
bath. S97 to 500 so. 2 bedrms.. Nv.
rm.. kit. bath. inclosed porch. $3.50
mo.
2S04 18th st. n.w.-Severa1 nice apts.,
newly decorated: rms, kit. and
operator for inspection.
1928 N st. n.w.-1 bedrm., Nv. rm..
kit. bath: S65.25 mo.
604 r st NV, Apt. 3D. rms. kit,
share bath; 500 per mo-. incl. utils.
HENRY j. ROBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV, d. 1914
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FALLS CHURCH--3-rm. apt. COM
pietely furny- al utii. incl, cow
iccation: 500 per mo. Call u. o.
Dufoonr ciscLE-sesusifullyy FUR
nished, ? bedrms,. liv. nm, pullman
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Fairfax Village AptS.

COLneCC1cuC Ave. ADJ.
One large bedroom and efficiency
apartments available Living room.
dining foyer kitchen and bath Mod
ern kitchen and built-in tub with
tile shower Walk-in closets taste
fully and completely furnished: We
netian blinds 24-hr switchboard
and elevator service Also available
for March l. 2-bedroom apartment
HQ 2.6574
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TAKoMA PARK, Md; 6e1s Poplar
..ve.-Ter apt, pvt. entr., bed
rooms. liv.. rm. with firepl., dinint
area, kit. bath. 500 mo-, utils. incl
III E.SsOu -Cn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19

PLEASANT HILLS
Nicely furn. l-bedrm. apartments In
modern buildings. Liv. rm.. bedrm
kit, dinette and bath: laundry and
storage facilities: avail. now. TIC
SITS. ne call RIA. B-o56g,
q 1HIEEEX r. CON
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1901 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE.
2 bedrms., liv. rm., dinette, kit, bath,
porch; 8 expos; ST.. Key at
GUARANTY REALTY. INC,
1923 10th st NV. Ma. S-05s7
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CONVENIENT
TO WALTER REED
nice 1-bedrm. apis,
amply furnished; mod. dec. Transp.
at door SS4 80. See ianitor
1912 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
DREYFUSS BROS
1919 18th st. NV. Ma. S-05S0
On
, 1955-06-04
NOTICE

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that on May "a, 1855,
the Governor Of the Virgin Is
lands approved the 1855 Re-
venue Act Of the Virgin Is
lands, which became effective
on May /, 1855.
The law embodies many
changes in the tax base and
the tax rates. All business es-
Establishments and all other in
terested persons are urged to
secure copies Of the law.
Copies Of this law are avail
able at the Department Of Fl
nance and the Department Of
Public Safety.
Walter ]. N. Petersen
Certifying Officer
, 1955-06-04
PUBLIC NOTICE

Motorists using public road
leading to the Charles Har-
wood Memorial Hospital and
he Christianssted High school
are urged to observe traffic
signs erected along said road.
AT no t ime shall rate Of
peed exceed the speed limit
Of IS miles per hour in this
area.
, 1955-06-04
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS Alcoa Roamer is
scheduled to sail from Boston
May goth, Baltimore May 24th
New York May 9th and is
due at Frederiksted : via Puer
to Rico and St. Thomas June
4th, accepting freight from the
above ports and for Puerto
Rico and New York.
.Rob't i. Merwin & Co, Inc.
Agents
Frederiksted, st. Croix
, 1955-06-04
G. A. Matthias

Lieut.. of Police, Commanding
By direction:
Commissioner of Public Safety
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08
New Beauty For
Your Basement
Amazing New Paint
Makes Low Cost Play Room

Dip your brush into VALCO
Rubber Base Porous Masonry
Coating and transform the dullness
of basement walls into soft,
sunny color that glows with
warm and cheerfulness.
VALCO PMC is easy to use -
goes on concrete block, cinder
block, rough plaster, brick, hollow
tile or stone whether new, old or
previously painted with cement
paint, whitewash or other paints
that are old, firm and dry. 1t
comes ready-mixed and ready to
apply with brush or roller.
VALCO PMC hardens even on
DAMP WALLS and is washable
after hardening. Like magic, this
amazing new material, beauties
in ONE coat-no undercoat need
ed. Transforms a dreary base
ment into a cheerful, colorful TV
or Recreation room for parties,
games, etc.
THEN-dip your brush into the
revolutionary new VALCO Rubber
Base Floor Coating, and make your
basement floor glisten with rich,
deep, colorful beauty that will
stand up under the toughest,
toughest usage your gang can
give it. On concrete, wood or
metal it hardens to a film Of ex-
ceptional durability.
Use VALCO Floor Coating on
garage floors, terraces, utility and T.
laundry rooms. Resistant to acids
alkalies, moisture and scrubbings
with strong cleaning compounds. (
Try it!
VALCO sold better Hardware
and Paint Stores If not avail
able at your favorite source of
supply call HE. 1-0991 for name
Of dealer in your vicinity.
-Advt.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08
Candy Cane


Big Striped Candy Cane: "My
stripes are bigger than yours"
Lii Striped Candy Cane: Gee,
that's not my fault. My Mommy
was a III striped candy cane and
my Daddy was a medium striped
ANDY cane. Anyway, I'm more
)epperminty than youw
Big Striped Candy Cane: "Well-ll
maybe so! But, we should really
stick together. After all, we're 60
ing to be given away next Friday,
December 9th, at 'Canteen's Christ
mas Dance. And, who knows? /
may never see your lii stripes
again"
Lii Striped Candy Cane: "Tis
true.' Boy, / sure hope that big
cute fella gets me! Have you seen
him in action during a basketball
game? He's a whopper if | ever
saw one."
Big Striped Candy Can: "Yes
Stripey, I've seen him. But do you
know who I'm 'gooey' over? The
sweet iii gal who always comes to
the basketball games and dances.
Either she pays 25c stag, or she
sometimes gets in for 35c when
she's with her beau. You're always
sure of seeing her there from be-
ginning to end, which is 700 p. m.
for J.V. games and $50 p. m. when
our varsity men perform. Then
she's at the dance after the game
up until II midnight"
Lii Striped Candy Cane: "Gosh
hope I'm real yummy! Cause then
my owner may hold me while TAX
ing part in those novelty dances,
Med by Ken Jarmusch."
Big Striped Candy Cane: What
10 you mean Lii Stripey? All of I.
US Striped Candy Canes are de !
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08

lish! If you don't take part in the
novelty Dances, you can always
enjoy the music provided by our
buddies, Allandale."
Lii Striped Candy Cane: "Ya!
Big Stripey! was just joking!
But, how about you out there?
Will YOU do your part and
come to Shaw's gym, Friday, De-
cember 9th, for an exciting game
of basketball, followed by the
Christmas Dance? Big and Lii
Stripey will be on the lookout for
'Y-O-U" -Carole Goldie
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08

November 10th was the birthday
anniversary of former President,
James A. Garfield. On that day
w. c. Thobaben of 14118 Shaw
ave-, placed a wreath on the presi-
dents grave in Lake View Gene
terry, following a custom he origi-
mated % years ago when he was
Commander Department of Ohio
Union Sons of Veterans.
That first year Mr.. Thobaben
visited the graves of each of the
five former presidents buried in
Ohio. Since that time the Sons of
Union Veterans Camp nearest to
the burial place, places the wreath.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08

But in all the years since the Gar
field w.reath has been Mr..
Thobaben's tribute.
The other four presidents buried
in Ohio are: Rutherford B. Hayes
at Fremont, Benjamin Harrison at
Cincinnati, William Mckinley at
Canton and Warren G. Harding at
Marion.
Shown in the picture with
Thobaben taken in the Garfield
Mausoleum is Harrison Sause,
past commander of Lookout Camp,
Sons of Union Veterans Of which
Mr.. Thobaben is also a past COM
mander.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-30

head. The rest of his body
stove in the car door only
the bike slithered away I'M
damaged. Fortunately his head
hit at prOpitiOus angle and
he was not seriously hurt, but
the time has come for motor
lists to demand that parents
take their children and their
chiIdren's toys out of the
street. They are a menace to
defenseless cars.
You know those Coca-Cola
policemen that say SCHOOL
SLOW? Well, Bud DoWnes had
the idea and got the metal, Bill
Lord painted signs, Mike Schia-
vone and AL Fowler drilled holes
in them, Frank Sharrar furnish
ed screws and Don Essex moved
them down to Atlantic Avenue
and now they say, caution
PLAYGROUND" and the play
ground really is /. a caution.
This week the pre-school and
regular playground registration
went on at the same time - with
parents and children chasing
each other from one registration
table to the other with over 200
children in the 6 and over group
registered in the first few hours.
No record was kept of how
many were lost during registra-
ton, but there was some hot and
heavy wailing off and on for an
hour or so. Steve Bartlett who is
two was missing from his yard
near the playground, and his
mother naturally assumed he had
joined the throng and spent an
hour trying to sort out small
boys who were officially Cost.
None of them was Steve, so
she started home and got the
chill of a lifetime as she saw
the cruiser stop in front of her
house and a policeman get out
carrying her boy. They had
picked him up on Viers Mill Road
where he was supervising the
construction work and brought
him home safe and sound at
least he was safe till his mother
got him. Junior councillors were
put to work as soon as they were
appointed, restoring small fry to
their mothers and vice versa.
These helpers can be recog-
nized by small shields with SC
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The transfer of the deed was
followed by community sing
ing. Ut was more of a cOmmu-
nifty hum - the spirit was
willing, but the voice was
weak and the raising of the
flag. RumOrs that the raising
of TwinbrOOk's new flag meant
we were seeding were
squelched as Old Glory, a gift
of American Legion Post No.
$50, was flown from the top of
the mast with the TwinbrOOk
pennant underneath.
AS an example of the effect of
the pool on family life, you
go up there evenings and
see the fathers shoveling while
mothers sit along the edge
the little ones and snip
ping wire for the reinforced con-
crete at the same time.
At first glance, it looks like
the construction of the Burma
Road. And speaking of volunteer
labor it is necessary. The
price of the pool is predictated
on much of the labor being done
by members. A quick comparison
of other pools in the area for
size, price and number of mem.
bers will give you an idea of just