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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-15

BE a toy demonstrator. earn a years
wages in II weeks, no expenses ne
cessary. Use of car helpful. RE. l-25l5.
BE a toy demonstrator, earn a years
wages in II weeks. no expenses ne
cesSary. Use of car helpful. RE. l-25lo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-15
Situotion Wanted

LADY for part-time housework. or
2 days per week; with references
Gil. 1882.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-15
400 Job Openings!

Opportunities in oil fields of work
with Northeast Greo firms .. check
these sumple listings:
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

MARINKO'S
APPLES, prunes, potatoes. nears.
peaches, bread and butter pickles.
1000 feet west of SOM Center on
Chardon rd., near Stark dr., open
daily, 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
RIDE WANTED
FROM $4,000 Euclid to town by a. m,
will pay. Gil. 1924.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-15
HELP WANTED (MALE)

MAN to help in lumber yard and make
deliveries, must have some lumber
experience and be able to furnish
good references. WI. '2-7040, RE.
l-5349 evenings.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-15
Warehouse Space
Available
In Euclid
Coll w. 1854

LARGE room for 2 gentleman, next
to bath and entrance, near factories
and transportation. l4026 st. Clair
ave.
958 EAST l46th ST., 2 housekeeping
rooms; near st. Clair; gentlemen
753 EAST I18th, Bird floor. 2 rooms
furnished, kitchen, bath, private en-
trance; adults. Ii. l-4718.
EAST Cleveland near Superior and
Euclid, 2 lovely, clean rooms on Bird;
share bath; adults. Ii. 1856.
NICE sleeping rooms for working men,
or or more. 28778 Eddy rd,
Wickliffe. WI. 3-1426.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-15

2 NICELY furnished rooms. kitchen
and bedroom. employed, qutet mar
ried couple. Call GL. 1924.
1907 EAST 147th ST., up. furnished
apartment. steam; employed couple;
adults only.
GENTLEMAN will share room house
with couple in exchange for care on
5-year-old boy. $40 Whitcomb rd.,
inquire IL a. m. to 2 p. m.
SLEEPING room for girl, kitchen
privilege, Lake Shore blvd. Call
to p. m, UL. 1-4837.
WIDOW will share home with working
ladY KE. l-l339.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-15
HELP WANTED (MALE)

PART time custodian and maintenance,
Northeast YMCA, 1915 Aspinwall, 3
TO 4 hours daily, morning hours or
nights after 9 p. m. Call Gil. 1-094l.
RECENTLY opened factory branch of
national manufacturer needs 3 more
men; selling experience not neces-
sary, but car is: for appointment, ~.
6-1550 a. m. to IL.
OLDER man for part time electric
motor winding. GA. 1-4876.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-15

4 TEN gallon fish aquariums, one s.
Is or 30 gallon tank. Ii. l-2S7s.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Kay Firm Makes Plans
For New Community

The Kay Construction Co. is
making plans for an entirely new
development of approximately
1000 homes on around 500 acres
at the intersection of Kemp Mill
road and Old Bladensburg road,
it was learned today. The new
project is scheduled to begin
some time next fall.
This firm. a pioneer builder in
the Wheaton area. now has un-
der way the last 800 houses of
800 it projected for Connecti-
cut Avenue Estates, Wheaton.
The firms first project in the
area was Wheaton Hills, which
was started in 1947 after Viers
Mill Village on Viers Mill road
was begun as the largest postwar
outlying project in the Rockville
Wheaton section.
The firm is a partnership Of
Jack Kay and Harold Greenberg.
Mr.. Greenberg said today a
single advertisement appearing
alone in The Star during re-
cent week end drew an estimated
10000 persons to view homes
currently being constructed in
Connecticut Avenue Estates.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Pros and Cons of Split Levels

much easier than stairs in a two
story house.
4. "The house looks larger out
side.
S. tits nice to have something
new"
Architects Comment.
The architectural critics OBJ
serve that "split-levels sell when
they are ugly Gas most of them
are). They sell when they are
handsome Gas they sometimes
can be-. They sell when they
make sense. They sell almost
as well when they make no sense
at ALL"
Summing up, the editors offer
this tip to builders tip for all
of us to remember: "The split
is a difficult and costly way to
build a small house. but it is a
good way to build a house that
is just too big on one level to
work well on small lot"
AS for the gripes of the own
ers. the publication concludes:
Most of them add up to the
same thing - the split they
bought is too small to be good" :"
Distributed by the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
By Dovid 6. Boreuther

The split-level house is spread
Ing faster everywhere.
First called the tri-level house
throughout the Middle West, the
plan moved East and got fancy
until now you can find five and
six level houses with so many
little flights of stairs that one
woman complained mo matter
where I am in this house, l
wish I were someplace else"
If you have been thinking
about a new house you undoubt-
edly have wondered about the
split-level idea-or already have
decided you want it. It's the
type of plan that can give you
more house for your money than
you can get in a one-story ram
bier. although not always quite
as much as you'd get in a con-
ventional two-story house.
But there are some things
about split-levels that people
don't like. And there are a lot
Of things that can be criticized
architecturally. Still, these
houses outsell all others and a
recent survey showed that 80
per cent of the people living in
splits" said they would buy
another one If they had to move.
Study Results.
Arguments both pro and con
are summarized in the current
issue of a professional publica-
tion which restricts its circula-
tlon to the home building in
Evening star., 1955-02-19

dustry. Since this study is not
available to householders in
general, we'd like to give you
some of its highlights.
Here are gripes about the
split-livel house collected door,
to-door::
/. I'VE have trouble with water
and drainage. Water stands in
the yard, runs into garage. seeps
into basement. Planting and
cutting grass are difficult on
mounds surrounding the house.
2. "The floor of our recrea-
ton room Is SO cold the children
don't want to play there.
8. "The bedroom over the ga
rage is cold.
4. TOO many levels in the
house.
S. 1.-THE kitchen is too far from
the recreation room and patio
for easy serving of food"
Compliments Noted.
Why do people like split-levels?
Here are five reasons:
/. "The house is SO spacious.
(The second living room and
more open planning appeal to
former apartment dwellers as
well as to former ranch house
owners.
2. "Our bedrooms are wonder
fully private. The half-level-
higher bedrooms seem to be
much more remote from the
noise of traffic in the rest of the
house.
3. THE short stair runs are
Evening star., 1955-02-19
VA Reminds Builders
OF Inspection Terms

The Veterans Administration
has put out reminder to build
ers that all new homes must be
inspected during construction by
either VA or Federal Housing
Administration inspectors to
qualify for CT loan financing.
Fred C. Hasselbring. Loan
Guaranty Officer for the Vet
erans Benefits Office. said the
Washington area Office has re-
ceived many requests from build
ers and veterans to appraise
homes that have not been in
spected during construction. He
added that the during -conStruc-
tion inspection requirement does
not apply to residential construc-
tion which has been completed
for more than a year.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
STRONGER PIywood Made

PORTLAND, Oreg.-A Port
land man has invented wire
reinforced plywood which he
claims may offer double the
structural strength of standard
plYWood. -----
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-21

cIal fertilizers that contain large
ly phosphorus and nitrogen. Many
have good success by dissoIving /
pound Of 10000 in 10 gallons of
water. This solution is applied to
the base of small seedlings i'm
medlately after transplanting at
the rate Of about one cupful per
seeding.
Established shelterbeIt trees are
rarely fortified. No doubt mulch
OF well rotted barnyard manure
under the spread of the branches
OF evergreen trees would be help
tuI. Stunted or weak trees of both
declduous and evergreen types
Will usually respond to appIica-
tons of complete commercial fer
tilizers that are relatively high in
nitrogen.
Application of fertilizer should
be made as a narrow bank under
the tips Of the tree branches
Broadcast applications will be ia
ken up by the grass and weeds.
leaving the trees hungry. Apply
commercial fertilizers to trees only
IN early spring and then only to
trees that r making very little
terminal growth.
Where sod and weeds are
problem in shelterbelts, cultiva-
ton may give much better re-
spouse than fertilization.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-21
Enid News

Word has been received here
that Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Grow are
now visiting their son DR.. Chester
Graw and his family at Wichita.
Kansas. The Graws plan to return
to Enid soon.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
Nose Howard had the misfortune
to fall and break her arm last
week. Her daughter, Mrs. Edgar
Salisbury took her to the Sidney
hospital Wednesday.
Babe Porter of Sidney is work
ing for Glib Lightfield this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Buxbaum
and family and Gary Mark attend
ed church in Sidney Sunday and
visited Mrs. Buxbaum's sister.
Mrs. Stanley Thiel.
Dr.. D.. c. Baker of Sidney came
out to the Lightfields' by plane
Saturday to treat cattle.
The crew putting up the wire
for the new telephone line went
Enid last week. 1t is expected
this new line will be in operation
by June /.
Phil and Clarence Umbach call
ed at the Lightfield home Satur-
day.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-21
Pix Bits

Randolph Scott never minoles
with Hollywood's night club set
ana his name rarely appears in
the Hollywood gossip columns =
except when he breaks a golf
course record - and the only
woman with whom he is romantic
ally linked is his wife. Scott there
oy contradictS all the so-called
'musts" for movie stars. but he
continues to be on the list of the
ten biggest box office names in
the business.
Many people in the motion pic
ture industry look upon Randolph
scouts career as unusual. I guess
its because his life awav from
the cameras is so far removed
from that of the conventionaI
actor. Actually, his Gee for
mula is quite simple. Although
known for his pokerfaced roles
Scott IS a superb actor with !
remarkable talent for timing He
IS a staunch believer in movement
on the screen convinced that
action speaks louder than words
Scott IS exceedingly modest a.
bout his own Importance in max
-ng OF a film. He is a great be-
lever IN teamwork, insisting that
every part no matter how small
De done well. He is cognizant of
tar values, but believes that a
tar alone cannot carry a story.
Randolph Scott is teamed with
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-21
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday, April 81. 1855

Jocelyn Brando in Columbia'S
newest hit, "Ten Wanted Men"
showing Sunday at the Centre
Theatre.
She is blonde, beautiful and
can act. The "she" in question is
lovely film newcomer Grace Kelly
who has zoomed to stardom at
a jet-pace speed. In her latest
photoplay, Alfred Hitchcock's
Technicolor thriller, 'Rear Win
dow" which opens Tuesday at
the Centre Theatre, Miss Kelly
further insures her place as one
of Hollywood's most sought after
actresses. In Rear Window
Grace shares starring honors with
James Stewart, Wendell Corev
and Thelma Ritter.
"Rear Window" is, by tecbni-
cal standards, probably the most
difficult film ever made. Not onlv
is the main character of the film
James Stewart, confined to q
wheel chair during the entire
length Of the films dynamic ac-
ton, but there is only one set for
the film which is a suspense-Iaden
story that races from one unex-
pected event to another with
lightning-like speed.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-21

annual Rural Life Sunday pro-
gram which will be held This
year the afternoon of May Is. The
committee also cooperates with
many OF the churches in the COM
munlty who plan special Rural
Lie or Rogation Sunday services.
Adult All leaders who COM
prise the talent night committee
IN addition to Mrs. Bauman. chair
man, are Mrs. Casper Wick, Ster-
ing Swigart, Mrs. Albert Noah.
Mrs. Dave Albin, Kenneth john
son and Junior Leaders.
4-H club leaders who make m
the Rural Life Sunday committee
with Sterling Swigart, Chairman,
are Neils Frandsen, Mrs. Asa
Bradley, Mrs. Glen Joslin. Mrs
George Fisher, and Junior leaders.
= 4 &
FLY CONTROL
AS you have no doubt already
noticed, these warm spring DAYS
are bringing out a good many
flies and with their appearance
comes the problem of control.
This year you'll find a number
OF new materials available for
this purpose. Fly bats, combining
old principle with the use of
new chemical insecticides. are
proving to be an effective means
OF meeting the control problem.
These new materials are especi-
ally useful in areas where flies
nave developed resistance to DOT.
Two of the new materials are
malnathion and diazinon and they
may be purchased separately or
prepared fly bats. Either way
you get these materials, the di-
'ectlonS for use will be supplied
by the manufacturer and should
carefully followed. Another
chemical, Bayer 1889, is avail
able only in a prepared bait.
All of these materials are poi
onous to human beings and ami
mails SO that proper precautions
must be followed in using them.
he chemical called diazinion is ,
urrently NOT approved for use {
4 dairy barns. F;
But good as these new chemi- t
ais may be for fly control, they I
7on't do the entire job. Santa Z
and cleanliness r still of +
fundamental importance in the /
DO of controlling flies. S
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-21
FERTILIZER MAY AID
S~HELTERBELT TREES

Trees and shrubs, especially in
sheIterbelts, may be benefited in
many situations by fertilization.
When transplanting small shell
terbeIt-size trees and shrubs, es-
peclally bare root evergreens, fer
tllzatlon with a starter solution
may be helpful.
Starter solutions can be made
with any highly soluble CONNER
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-21
COUNTY-WIDE AZ
ACTIVITIES

Preliminary plans for two Of
hIchland county's major An
countrywide events have been laid
at recent committee meetings.
Last week the All talent night
committee headed by Mrs. Walter
Bauman, chairman, held their mi
tlal planning meeting with five
adult leaders and 9 junior leaders
IN attendance. This annual event
mas been scheduled for the eve
ming of June 3 at the Sidney high
school auditorium.
TINS week the All Rural Life
sunday Committee met under the
workmanship of Sterling Swigart.
Flans were laid for the Jointly
sponsored All and Richland
County Soil Conservation Districts
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-21

Before you buy that gradua-
ton watch be sure to see the
Bonus Buys at John Stock
hill jewelers.. I3-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-21
Travelling With The
County Agents
by Ray Stack and Dean Davidson
DRILL BOX SURVEY

OhALL BOX SURVEY
The Richland County Extension
service will conduct a drill bov
survey this spring. A total Of o.
utlLl box samples viii be gathered
at random and sent in to the Fx~
perlment Station at Bozeman for
analysis. The results of this SIR
vey should give us a good idea IF
type quality, and purity of seed
OeLng SoWn IN Richland II m In
ADDITION, much other valuable In
formation can be obtained from
such a survey. A tentative agree
ilehL mas been worked out with
the Experiment Station personnel
70 seed a rod row from each sam
pie. A "varietal purity determi-
nation will be made from these
seeolngs. All samples from un-
treated seed will be divided and
Seeded two ways H one Gas il iso
ana n treated, so that disease
ana yield comparison can be mada
IN addition an attempt will he
made to prove or disprove the
tneory that seed produced on drv-
Iand IS superior to seed produced
under irrigation. Other counties
conducting such a survey are.
Yellowstone, Saltwater. Meaghar
1arpon, Prairie, Dawson, Cascade.
Big Horn, Golden Valley. MusseI-
smell, and Sweetgrass.
Inc results of such a survey con-
Quoted last year in various parts
the state showed very little of
seed being sown at that time
was OF suitable quality, and many
Of the varieties were not on the
recommended list for Montana.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
MI. oILEAp ACRES

Mt. GILEAD ACRES
BORDERING LOUDOUN COUNTY's
"LITTLE SKYLINE DRIVE"
Mount Gilead, the highest accessible
point in the "Catoctin Mountain
range Of Loudoun, comprise several
hundred acres and has been laid
out into q number Of homesites
ranging from 2 to 40 acres: many
offer superb views Of the Blue Ridge.
Bull Run and catoctin Mountain
ranges and Sugar Loaf Mountain.
The Blue Ridge, ever an inspiration,
assures owners Of Mt. oilead home
sites perpetual beauty. even as the
covenants Of the land give value
security.
DRIVE OUT SATURDAY OR SUNDAY
Prices range from $4,000 to $1,000
per site depending on location and
size Of site.
Take Rte. Z to Leesburg, left on Rte
Is. four mi. to Piedmont Motel.
turn right on Rte. 704 to Rte. 662
left through Loudoun Orchards to
Mt. Gilead Acres sign. For details,
call Mr. Bailey. Leesburg 70-W-2. or
FRANCES POWELL HILL. DE. 2-410I
Evening star., 1955-05-22

SOUTH RIVER
l5o-ft. direct water frontage, with
I acre Of ground.
sS sSref H. Of direct ds. 5ontaee =, With hvI
M. c. GIBSON. DU. T-4271.
BEACH-All-year bum
salow. large living rm., Z bedrms. :,
modern kitchen and bath, beautiful
lot with view of water: compl. furn.;
wEEEMs' CREEK. near Annapolis
Large choice lots, with water
privileges, facing Severn River. A
ssessti09 sess bts * SeatGns tS
Wash. and BALTIC, A booming sec
tion Wonderful boat harbor, deer
FRANKLIN MANOR BEAcH-on
bayfront, 2-yr.- -old rambler. beauti-
ful liy. rm;: din; rm., 3 bedrms.,
utii. rm., hot-air oil heat. gar
and workshop: viii sell below cost;
FRANKLIN MANOR BEAcH--All-yr
home. :. bedrrs., lge, liy. rm.. mod.
erni kitchen and bath. beautiful
porches, all compl. furn., beautiful
,.i1 lot IN be best ,,,sS s,ssStioni closing estate
FRANKLIN MANOR BEAcH-ou
insulation. living and dining rm
comb. . bedrms., modern kit. and
bath. interior s0es complete. an
unusual opportunity to buy q bay
CHARLES E. RIORDAN
ASss sunday %. S-t9es.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

BAY-FRONT COTTAGE; gas, elec..
refgr., h.w. Season MRS. WENDELL,
Shady Side: Md: West River 6393:
WATERFRONT COTTAGE at Herald
nsoo1 modeen Ma fG Ro snt d es Gold Tess xst.p
nicely furn. Everything furn. except
linens. For reservations. phone RE
7-5151. Ext. 392, during dsy or
South Shore 1929 through Annap-
coTTAGE. turn.. enc: type: as;mi, q
Bstnnen' Bs mo sf5o Ssr season ni sCs91S $685. Solo
mons 2791. or OIL. 2-3066; Ikdays.
FURN. KNOTTY PINE COTTAGE:
Ty a ssssb ssse TSnth Ta ss or wo SsasSn ss5 S9l0
NEAR ANNAPoLIs-Besutifui shore
home, has 8 rooms and. bath. Com
dren Weekly rates: Also weekend
River. 3so6. MRS. JAMES T..
WS65EAND BEACH snd shelby -on-
nice clean cottages, from $50 week
and up, near community beach:
ns ns ky s8l 0fsaR1s saAy 9ss5ins so e. sns sh
s%ERSWooS RS Sss5 S'VfE ffEofRSEssri. nest MD. pr.. An.
mod. % %cottase: iii Robinhood mi;
for summer season; see Gsorgs
TtGHRaRRiE;y tHaRi; mo-; fPao;1N%TMcslif % style ranch
aesoo7 aos or oeS.s' Vest River vels ssss. 81 Mes
COTTAGES. 2 and 3 bedrms.. furn.
AMI, boat: nr Beysrly Beach, .0b5 81
rS;I 213Sos oo oL. .G5 453s1 slr9 9L LcogTxsa SSs5
6scE porsh; located at Cove Cove Point
PfNEY sES POINTSSemidetsched. Mil1E e mid a.rn.c
s rooms and bath. S35 week.
rooms and bath. $50 week: large
ES Fnsa gGrsh Fon R5Hs'e psoss eT.ai
CoTTAGE, OFT ST. Leonards cr.. Md,
ami, by mo-. $3.50, or season, S400.
OIL. 2-3066 Mon. after pm.
3-BEDROOM furnished home. near
Bellevue. Md: rowboat. washer. az
H1asS. 2ts,ss sS gEsts.iz monthly fR "sffa5r01t MIS- u
H. KINLocK. JR., st. Michaels
LONG BEACH, near st. Leonard. Md.
Several furnished cottages for
rent by week to season. Exclusive
residential colony with fine beach
apd oT,ys;s h,TSO, ,rO% .I R0as Is sys sysh
average SIS weekly. Phone: Prince
Frederick Md 3OS-J.
HERALD HARBOR-29 miles: ideal
for children Modern cottages; ts6
S55; yk. Sunday. asog s9gth Shore 415s;
on SfeSahEss.A ScahEEsAfEAkE r sisssiY BAY and South
Beverly vi y Beach. @ Low. s.story home.
/ blk. from water. Liv. rm. with
flrepl.. . lge. bedrms;, lse. kit.'
bath; lge, front and side scr
Go,,vs by week. III month; nth; a. season or year
EPPING FOREST-For seasons mod
ern 3-bedroom cottage; all inner
spring mattresses, fireplace. ping
pong room. large screened porch
view Of Severn. IRWIN. North
Broadlee Trail; a.,
home; hot water; large shady yard
mo. or season. no. 2-4440 eyes.
SEVERN RIVER - Modern home
available between May 26 to June
10; Rent for 2 weeks. $3.50. RA.
RUSTIC LOG CABIN. nicely finished.
on beautiful st. ;,.s Mary's ,rRi.s.a Riys.; se5 s5
Sedrms Ssaga ana large soiHS; iiS rm. fireplace
All modern conveniences. Shade
trees, lawn, private pier and boat.
BY season only. June through Sept,
$500. Great Mills 1871. H. GEORGE
THOMPSON. Great Mills, ND.
taee. inclosed porch. large shady
yard: accommodates y. ia. 2-1S50.
WATERFRONT COTTAGE, accom-
modates four. furnished, on South
River: private beach, boat dock:
monthly. West River 2-1871.
MANASSAS. VA. AREA-241 Acre
farm; Camille river frontage: 7-rm
ing. etc; $175 mo. OWNER. JU.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
WHTERFRONT ESTATE

WATERFRONT ESTATE
acres on little Magothy River. 8
bay by boat Beaut. 2-story all-yr.
home in excellent cond.- with the
following: 2nd floor has 3 bedrooms
Il master bedroom, and bath: 1st fl.
has large liv. room with stone fire
place, powder rm.. mod. elec. kit:
additional end liv. room with beam
ceiling. sun porch, plank and hard
wood floor, 9 picture windows: boat
house, good pier: large garage with
apt above: small stable: beautifully
Handicapped: large stone fireplace and
patio in side yard. offered by LOUIS
A. STARTLING, 721 10th st. NV.
we Wsss BIN D csii cR,Gn,si RE- lS lsssf Or sst
RIVER = $50 acres.
Charming 11-rm. and 6-bath, all
brick home: full bsmt., dble. equipped
kit, very lge. screened porch facing
river. . other 3-bedrm. and bath,
fully equipped homes. All barns
and full equipment necessary. Pri-
vate lagoon. Also long. sandy,
creek frontage. Good boat harbor
Magnificent setting. Sandy beach:
Full price. $4,000: terms, one-third
cash: Shown by appt. 4 only.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY CO
BAY RIDGE ON CHEsAPEAKE BAY
Near Annapolis. Attractive g.
bedroom ranch home: beautiful tile
work throughout house. Large lot.
Fruit trees Waterfront privileges.
FRED E. VOICES
Realtor
3 Church Circle. Annapolis, Maryland.