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FARM AND GARDEN

AZALEAS, EVERGREENS - ROTHS
AZALEA GARDEN SCI Sligo Greek
Parkway, Takoma Park. IL,
BEAT THE HIGH COST OF LIV.'
rent garden plot, have fresh yege.
I'd, silver Sprg., Md, JU. 9-oe2s
2 TRUCKS, . farm tractors. 2 hay
bailers, manure spreaders mower
corn planter, etc. For informe ton,
WOODOVER FARM. BR. S-99o4
GEN LANDsCAPING. lawns moved
reseeding. hedges trimmed: BY lob or
hr. MR.. CLARKE. LU. 3-1739. IL
TREE REMOVAL. trimming and view
ing; kee estimates. Call AP. 7-l1Sl'
BIRDBATHs. sa.se up; benches. sun
diais, vases. etc. since 1904. DE
suisse EE6GS al dirt IT," topsoii. blaestone
road gravel: hauling. grading. Mr.
HARTING. 10: 2-S974. 40
Rich T0Ps0H AND MANURE ,' WI sy
sss7 load sr p e, s sqShs Call EN- Mis j.
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered to your
Job. You lay Il and save, Terms Il
desired. GREENWICH FARM MUIR
SERY. LIZ 2-49S0
TOP SOIL Very good soil for lawns
and green houses; very reasonable
IHlI JA. C-9Ssls1
AZALEAS hardy field grown. all col.
ors and sizes. 26i0 nth st ne
BuLLDOZER for grading sXca n.as
ing, land clearing. free estimates
Call UN 4-sb33" night. AP 7-0has
TREE REMOVAL. SIS up: tonping.
S Sard work ss. Ju 5-S4ss: ~ s-sao7
COW MANURE-5Oc bushel; bring
your own container. XII. e-6446.
ASSORTMENT OF NO. ROSES
Azaleas. evergreens. towering shrubs;
Ssss. sRR chf nan ahd Ssf
SONS NURSERY. j. bryant Morri,,
son. Prop. 1880 Rollins, ave-, Seat
Pleasant. Md, RE. 6-7573 III
LANDSCAPE, GARDENING, planting
Of all kinds. Estimates siven, OR.
MUST SELL. . manure spreaders; 2
tractor pIows. / disc Flow. 2 disc
harrows. 2 ime tpreaders. cram
drills. . mowers, side. dellserS
rakes. Q tobacco planters. ,ots Of all
kinds kinds USED to Srm ' aea
sonable offers refused $500 buys .
harrow. GARDNER'S STORE Largo
Rd.. Upper Marlboro Md. Market
cREEPfNG pHLox, SOC basket. 10
and Animals. WHITE HOUSE NURS-
cry. 1914 Rhode Island ave. ne.
800 LOCUST POSTS, z #. long, 4 in.
small end. Ready now. no delivery.
roc each. 10 miles down Indian
Head hwy. Call Ii. 3-3423. --7
GARDEN PLOTS for rent; vic. OF
Seven Corners. Falls Church. Va,
F fsa IS if2a16IrMENT.zNev and
used plows. harrows. combines. etc.
At half price. Cal! MR.. JONES,
Poolesville, Md, 1886. IL
AZALEAS-Beaut.,. red Hendengery,
35th ave, Hyatts. WA. 7-T925:
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SATURDAY, APRIL 10. 1855
MIscfL. FOR SALE Cont
TABLE. mahogany, easy chair. rugs.
odd silver; orie-a-brae; good eond
TELEyIsION. I7-in. console. sway
sos. al. 4-asos AFTER 4:sof pm ao'
TELEyIsIoN. Phileo 12ss-in. comb,
background. LII. 4-O535, III
TELEVISION SALE
SHOP sLATTERY'S AND SAVE
2l-tn 1885 table model. TVS in
factory cartons. Very famous make.
List, s1s9.s5. sensationally slashed
S99.50
Your choice o. 20 thofoYhly re-
late models; looks hke-nev. Prices
start 81 >
$12
WASHER-DRIER SALE
Fully automatic. famous-make wash
ers, 1854 models, in factory crates
ally priced at only
$114.50
Electric and sss driers. SOS and
SLATTERY'S
OPEN WE'D. THURS. FRI.
1909 Wis. Ave. NV: KE, 5- IIsSoo9
TELEvIsION. Emerson, 121s in, $40;
sewing machine. cabinet. Westing-
house. $45. TU. 2-0699. lie
TELEVlSION. 21-in. Capehart: like
new: diplomat leaving town; best
offer. tn. 2-6391. liz
Tv, Al condition: sacrifice. S25: 9e1
~. Il kca A. color. mahogany console
CT-100, brand-new: S475.. Call NE
S-2955; ewes. or all day Sat. III
Tv. i6-in. console. SD; complete
antenna, $40. LO 1880. LII
TV. Dumont 20-in. console. mahog.
cabinet, excellent condition. Sl2a,
~ W. M fISsHfi 17-in. table model mod
table and antenna included, S75.
~. crosiey. 1s-inch console; brand
new picture tube with ] VI. guar
antee: only SIS. Ia. a-93l0. III
TYPEWRITER, Standard; long car
riage: $50. OR. 3.2507 LIZ
TYPEWRlTERS, SIS each; lawn.
mowers, IS each. Rear Of 1888 r.
! ave. ne. Saturday and Sunday
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AIS MISSOURI AVE. NV.
We have fine apt. almost as large
as the AVERAGE rambler, available
May ]. II has 2 Ige. bedrms., liv
rm., separate din. rm. with attrac-
tive picture window. de luxe kit.
with 9h-cu,-ft. refgr. with frozen
food top), incinerator, master. TV
antenna. Fine location, less than
g biks. to buses and SHOPPING; only
S105 mo. Practically brend-new:
Air conditioning also available. Call
JU. 7-63S4 IL
407 MELLON STREET Sc. Apt, A.
z rms; din; XII. and bath; $50 30
Az An. , az; ssS bath s!E ! s s. -. .
sss io kit. and bath; %7'so to
1927 r ST. N.w.-1 rm,, din. kit,
and bath: S82. so incl: utils;
412 NEWCOMB ST. Sc. Apt. So
rms. din. kit. and bath; $b5.
A. 8. GARDINER q co.
1881 L st. NV. MA. S-0334
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VIOLlN--Old German about 1S30-40;
unusually fine Workmanship; beaut.
wood and varnish; brilliant tone;
outstanding specimen. OIL. 2-i450.
WASHERS, Whirlpool. 1855: COM
factory cartons: builders surplus:
viii sacrifice. less than cost: Sl45;
Just 10 SO hurry. MR.. ROBERTS.
WASHER. Easy spindry. with auto.
rinse; $50. Leaving city. Call OIL.
WASN'T l.. Easy J sglp1Ipry: fsssl.
WASHERS; al makes; types; $3.50
service. FREDERICK's 1905 18th
st s IN: ia S17 MHN ro, ,,,
s sss 5Es 4s szsellsn' condition. -.
WASHING MACHINE. 1850, ABc.
automatic; good condition; $50 or
best offer. Ii. 4-5l31. lis
WASHING MACHINE, Westinghouse
Laundromat. $50. Call ia. 1927.
WASHING MACHINE, oE. with new
wringers; 8 yrs. old. Reasonable 10,
w HEISi GENERATOR, 800 amp,
WESTINGHOUSE: gas engine driven;
WIRE GARDEN FENCING, 125 IT.
Never used. power Moto-Mower.
needs repairs. ia. 2-6433. -l6
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT Of beauty
shop; 5 driers. neon sign, dresser
cites. mirrors and bowls. ot31 P
ct. NV, AID. 4-75s5, AID. gross.
--2l
WE FIND OR SELL any used items
you may need or have; also tire
puncture-proofins. LII. 2-0216,
III
A PERFECT KEEPSAKE DIAMOND
snssssment ring can be you n for q
able, For further information. call
LYNN JEWELLERS DI. T-4772. or
d., 7-00S2, Mon. through Sat.
hetNeen O and G
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2501 Calvert st. NV.
OPPOSITE sHoREHAM HOTEL,
Available for immediate occupancy,
1-room, kit. and bath efficiency
apt. Beautifully furnished. $50 no..
utils. incl. See janitor to inspect.
Sullivan Brothers
1920 K st. NV. ME. s-4323
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JUST OFF CONN. AVE

liz bedrrn., din. rm.: unfurn. or well
Turn; spac. rms. elev. bldg; best
loo. Reas. rent. AID. 2-0260. IL
COLORED-lOO3 I NV. and others.
$3.50 week and up. Apply ACME
RENTALS. 1011 9TH st. NV.
COIORED-REFINED EMPL. CPLE.
--2:rm.. kit, bath apt. $40. 726
Rock Creek Oh. I'd. NV, RIA. 6-Ss19.
coLoRED BASEMENT: Q rooms,
kitchen and bath. Utilities. conVen-
lent nv, location. Refined adults.
coIoRED%oiNE ROOM. kitchen q and
bath; furnished. SOS mo-, utils. incl.
ST. 3-10s9: ewes, Ii. 7-56s5,
CoLoRED - 1903 ROCK CREEK RID.
"a rooms, kitchen. semipyt. bath
f eSari Ni SCI d furaished SIS per mo-
COLORED--412 10th ST. SEQ
rms, kit. and bath, utils. furn. M.
carline. cple. preferred. Ii. 7-2073.
coLoRED-REFrNEn employed cou-
pie, 2.rms., kit. sath apt. Reas.
cSSHHoiSRisSS@oyDowNrowN apt. BID BIDS.
can 81. S-isSI OF EN-. s-5ioi.
CoLORED-l919 18th ST. NV
Apt. contains l rm.. kit, semibath,
only $3.50 incl. heat and hot water.
Inspect, then call. co. 5-6222.
C0LORED-311 KENTUCKY AVE.
SIS rms, incl. porch. End a..
fTce a.s ssss. y iss bsH sss Feas' utils
COLORED-36S4 18th ST. N.W.-3
Ice. nicely furn. rms, pvt. kit. and
bath. children welcome. Open IL
noon to 8 pm. III
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APTs. FURN.-Mp. Cent?

r 4ER s 49, H6Tsl sssS aTa IS
or. INCLUDING ALL UTIL FOR
INFORMATION CALL RE. 5-eo01
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WINCHESTER PLAZA
ELEVATOR BUILDING
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Large Front Apt, $3.50
COR. 18th AND UNDERWOOD NV.
Newly decorated. beautiful large liy-
Ing room, .brtght bedroom. tr. dining
utils. incl.
RESIDENT MANAGER IA. $4,000
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ROOMS WANTED

PRIVATE ROOM in Jewish home for
elderly lady. Meals served IN room,
help with bath. etc. ia. 2-0364,
-1o
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- l. AND 2 REpRMs. :,

geo tcH iIs ST. Sc.
Out s. Cap. st., TO ATLANTIC. left 70
z 49, St Das sh e S Ghs'sRe: .p St
and bright. Newly decorated. Rent
S57.5 to $74.50. Res. mgr. Apt.
1o1; Mrs; King, 70; l;4513,
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
700 MADISON ST. NV.
Modern l rm;, kitchen and bath; s44,
213s CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
ave. bus and carline. 3 rms.
Kitchen and bath. $3.50 and Ss5.
40 FORESTER ST. S.W.
Mod. . rms, kitchen and bath. sos.
PLANT a. GORDON INC.
1874 Park Rd. NV, co. 5-0s37
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APrs. FURNIsHEp-D. c.

IVA MASS. AVE. NV. and We do
salaam 10 desirable guests. En-
cheney apis. for tEosomes. modern
and newly redecorated; desirable
location: walking distance to down.
town. References required. liz
THE DIPLOMAT
2420 10th ST. NV.
Junior bedrm. apt: beaut. furn.
twin fosm-ruboer bedsl bldg. over
looks Meridian Park: walking d.
stance downtown: comfortably air.
cooled. 24-hr. phone service; roof
garden; 81 3 mo. incl. utiis- Man
aser. AID. 2-1235. IL
THE NAPLES, 7I3 18th ST. NV.
Newly decorated. air-eond.. tWo-bed-
rm. apis In elevator bid Ideal In
town location. / blk. from O. w.
Univ. See Mr.. FERREOLA on
premises -iS
Connecticut Ave. Apt.
Tine iaret bedroom and efficiency
apartments available Living room
dining foyer kitchen and bath Mod
eln kitchen ano ouilt-in tub with
tile shower Welk-tn closets taste.
fully snd eompletsiS furnish sssos We ;,
snG elevator service Also available
2-bedroom apartment. no 1854
Fairfax Village Apis.
2O0l sSth ST. Sc.
See ad under Apis. Unfurn.. d. c.
1724 18th ST. NV.
Two bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. and bath.
with balcony; furnished or untur-
nfshed. III
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THE GILBERT

400 18th st n.w--Newiy decorated:
maid and 24-hr. PIX Sgles.. $3.50
wk up; dbles.. SIS wk. up. pvt
bath SIS wk.. sgle.: SOS dbie co
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H. G. SMITHY CO.
81 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000
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as MISSOURI AWE. nav.

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Newly dec I bedrm,. liv. rm., kit. d..
nette, bath and shower. RE. 1929
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APIS. FURNIsHEp--vA.
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LARGE, ATTRACTIVE
APARTMENTS
ALI Utilities Are Included

THESE APARTMENTS MAY BE SEEN
DAILY 8 AN. TO 6 Pm. AND
SUNDAY FROM NOON TO 6 PM.
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DE LUKE

Apt. In megnificient Embassy loca-
ton ct Meridian Park. All ultra
modern facilities. new bldg. Year
round fully air cond. fHeat-cool-
exhaust with individual controL)
Reas. rent. HILLTOP HOUSE. 1875
Euclid ST.. NV. HU. 3-340o. III
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NOTICE

NOIlCE
10000 customers can't be wrong.
Come see the largest collection Of
surplus tools. Savings UP to. T5fs.
garden hose. 81: saws, 81 As. ] H.
GICHNER, 2513 NJ st NV. Elk.
3-3527. Daily, $40 to 5: Sundays.
1890 to 2. If its bargain we
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Chillum Manor

NV. Mo. ave. N. Cap. st.-Nicely
furn., newly dec, renov.; l. and q
bedrm. apis. in mod, bldg. lge. rms,
transp. to dntown. RA. 3-4454. lis
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TELEVISION SALE

SHOP SLATTERY'S AND SAVE
2l-tn 1888 table model. TVS in
factory cartons. Very famous make.
List, S1s9.95- Sensstionally slashed
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Claire Apis, Sc.
3715 End ST. Sc.
2 BEDRMS $40

UTILs INCL: FRESHLY DEG. Ice.
eGosf TO A fVERyT fhSsFr SEE sPA sn
tor. Apt. ga. 10. 2-3934. 30
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just OFF QUINN. AVE.
1858 California st. NV. Enc / and
or unfurn.; spac. rms, eiev. bldg;
best loc.; reas. rent. AID. 2-0260.
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June l. Call ia. B-271Z,
3-RM. APT, unfurn. See to appre-
eists; sos M st. ne. Phone NO
ssOi 18th ST. N.W.-Lse., bright
efficiency, modern elevator BLDG;
ST. so. incl. utilities. See resident
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FOR A DIFFERENT DoG2
Come Out and See Our
Sydney Silky Terriers.
3 Pounds of Intelligence and Love
PETER PAN KENNELS. Market 7-asll
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$99.50
Your choice Of 20 thofoRhly re-
conditioned TVS. Many lafke screen
late models; looks hke-nev. Prices
start ~ >
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8. ARL.. eony.. Pentason--1 bedroom.
liy. rm.. fully equip. kit, bath with
shower pvt. entr.. screened porch;
al utiis.; SIS; cpie. TE. 6-3SSl:
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VIOLlN--Old German about lS30-40;
unusually fine workmanship; beaut.
wood and varnish; brilliant tone;
outstanding specimen. OIL. 2-1450.
, 1955-09-21
VIRGIN ISLANDER. CALF. RESIDENT.
PRAISES GOVERNOR GORDON

Urania Prince Cummings, a native of st. Thomas, but
now resident Of Berkeley, California, sent the following let
ter to the press addressed to my friends and countrymen",
which states:
, 1955-09-21

United States. Besides having
supervised inmates in five diff
ferent prisons, he has prac-
ticed law and has been Presi-
dent Of the Almeda County
Branch of the NAACP for
fourteen years.
He is a man who loves peo-
pie and practices what he
breaches. This man has love,
tolerance and understanding
for his fellowmen. May God
give him the wisdom to fulfil
his office to the best of his
ability. Take your problems
to him and I am sure he will
deal with them intelligently.
/ have told him we are an in
telligent people and expect
continued on page a
, 1955-09-21
Argentine Rebels
Nome Provisional
President

Late report stell of the sur
render Of loyalist forces to
the rebels and the naming of
a provisional president in Ar
gentina.
Secretary General Pietro Of
the powerful labor union
which backed Peron and kept
him in power, addressed them
over the government radio
urging them to continue at
work and do nothing to add
to any disorder.
The Paraguayan Ambassa-
dor has asked for safe con-
duct pass for Peron which, it
is believed, will be granted,
and the warship will depart
with the ex-President for Pa
rapl1ay and exile.
, 1955-09-21

b4OA4 ~ A6AA
Russid from Molotov
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, wife
Of the late F.D.R., revealed
that she has a personal invita-
ton to visit Russia from Via
cheslav Molotov, Soviet For
eign Minister. He told her
she could "come at any time
and bring onyone you wish.
Mrs. Roosevelt then remind
ed Mr.. Molotov that she had
been obliged to cancel her pro
jected trip some time ago be-
cause the Russians would not
grant a visa to the Paris edi-
tor of the magazine that was
sponsoring her trip. But the
Russian diplomat assured her
that she could bring anyone
she wants and also to write
anything.
Mrs. Roosevelt said that the
oriental countries were ex-
tremely enthusiastic about the
United Nations not only for
it's economic and health aids,
but because they saw in it a
guaranty against economic
domination by a single great
power.
eve are relieved of fear of
annihiliation by atomic war
fare, but the cold war goes on
just the same. We cannot af-
ford to lose a single skirmish.
She pointed out that every
where she went in the Orient,
from Tokyo to India, I was
asked about the episode last
summer when the manager
Of the Houston Tex. airport
asked the Indian Ambassador
to leave the main dining room
because he thought he was a
Negro. Secretary Dulles apollo
gized, but the harm was done
all through the Orient. We
shall lose the battle that way
she said.
, 1955-09-21

ernor he told me of his won
derful plans, and I am expect
ing each one Of you to give
him the support he needs. |
have been a resident of Cali
fornia for thirty-three years
and have lived three blocks
from our new Governor for
about twenty-one years. I am
sure you are familiar with the
old saying, "You can take a
man out of his country, but you
can never take the country
out of him. I have always
kept in close contact with
some of my relatives over
there.
eI1l now tell you some of
the things this man stands for
and the good work which he
has done. A public servant for
many years, he has worked
with the Berkeley police force
which is one of the best in the
, 1955-09-21
'Murcidno : Moore
FIGHT to be Broadcast
Over WIN Tonight

The Rock Marciano : Ar
chic Moore heavyweight
championship fight is schedul-
ed to take place tonight and
will be broadcast over station
W1VI at 1915.
The fight was originally
set for last night but threaten
ing weather caused postpone
ment.
, 1955-09-21

Greetings, and best wishes.
I promised our new Governor,
the Honorable Walter Cor
don, that / would contact my
people and tell them just
what he stands for.
Il have had personal deal
ings with this man while he
was working as the head of
the Juvenile Department. His
kindly advice and fatherly
counsel has helped many boys
to adjust themselves and be-
come respectable citizens, my
son being one Of them. | am
asking you people to give this
man the cooperation he needs,
and remember great leaders
have failed for lack Of coop
Grafton.
, 1955-09-21
Extend Membership
Drive Of Concert
Society to Sept. Oath.

Lie MeiIlDeTSInp DrlVe OF
the st. Croix Concert Society
was continued into this week,
and now has three more days
to go. It closes officially on
Saturday next, September "a,
Several important and con-
trolling factors made this de-
cision necessary; for example,:
inclement weather, two towns
and the country district with
scattered population, and most
important the fact that many
workers are paid on a month
ly or bi-monthly basis, and
Especially in families with
children at schooD money was
necessarily scarce.
To help such people become
members before the Drive
closes, arrangements have
been made for them to place
a deposit on their membership
fee; that is, $3.50 for adults &
$3.50 for students, the balance
payable when their next pay
check comes to hand. Hence,
there is still time for them to
contact a Team Member or go
to Headquarters: The Interna-
tional Shop in Christiansted
or the Julia Gomez Store in
Continued on page 4
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Rummoge Sales

RUMMAGE sale Thursday evening
May 10Th, Friday, May 20th, at
15O20 Aspinwall.
DAILY from 6 to p. M, 1866 Aspin-
wall ave-, also. will rent to organiza-
tions.
RUMMAGE sale, girls clothes, size 10
to Is, bicycle, roller skates. 248 East
208th st.
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FOR SALE-Miscelluneou

LADIES golf set, new. 2 woods.
irons, S35. Keener Sales CO., 40l
East 200th St, KE. 1-7596, till 9 p. m.
Friday.
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ACCORDION, Italo-American 120 bass.
shifts; late model, AL; sacrifice.
KE. 1-0786.
UPRIGHT piano, 611ax27x56, s25. EV.
1-4324.
PIANO, semi-spinetized. bone white
Walthorn, first $95. RE. l-5l58.
KRUTZMANN grand piano, $500; good
condition. w. 1-2567.
PIANO, Marshall and Wendell, very
good condition, so inches high. KE.
1873
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SPECIAL NOTICES


WANTED tennis partner, female, Shaw
High area, Carolyn, Ii. 1885.
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LOST Sunday, lady's watch, yellow
gold, Ulysse Nardin, vicinity East
244th-Lake Shore blvd. and st. Rob-
ert's Church; reward. RE. 2-93A
after $50 p. m.
PARAKEET. yellow head. blue breast,
Collinwood area; reward. Please call
w. 1-1763.
WATCH, yellow gold, Clinton, stretch
band, vicinity Blenheim rd. and
Hayden near Castalia; reward. Ii.
1-2945.
GLASSES, blue rims, vicinity Shore
Junior High School and Briardale
ave. Please call RE. 2-9657.
LADY'S Benrus wrist watch; Saturday
evening, East 222nd st. area; reward.
RE. 1916.
LADY Elgin wrist watch, lost in or
near Greenwood Acres apartment,
East 246th and Lake Shore blvd, re-
ward. EV. 1-2222.
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2 YOUNG couples, each with an in
FAINT, would like a 2-family house,
to rooms each, up to S65; north
east section. Ii. 1892.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-19

AMBULATORY woman, heart condi-
tion. desires room on first floor with
meals; pay well. Box 693, 8l4 East
152nd ST
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-19

MIDDLE aged sisters. both en-
ployed, desire bedroom apartment
near transportation. UT. 1887 after
d. m
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-19

CIVIL engineer and family need 2-3
bedroom furnished house. June lst
10 September lSl. MI. l-3192
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-19
EXECUTIVE

WITH young family needs ga bedroom
house Immediately; good neighbor-
hood and schools; UP to $50. EN-.
1-3315 ext d0S
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-19

TELEVISION, 2l-inch Westinghouse,
console, blond with doors, 1854
model, S1O0; davenport, 2 cushion
Lawson, rose frieze. matching lounge
chair, good condition, SIS; drapes,
floral. pair, lined. custom made,
extra wide. 2 years old, $40; lamp.
crystal with 10 carved prisms, hand
sewn white shade, $40. HI. 2-5S77.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-19

ROOM and board, by young man dis
charged from U. S. Marines, willing
10 do some work Saturdays and
some evenings, have car. Box AL,
314 East 152nd ST
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-19

MOVING, must sell, 9xl2 rug, 2 bed
room sets, roll-a-way bed, Hollywood
bed oak dinette set; green nylon
davenport: chairs; all clothing. RE.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-19

WIFE and school age girls, Florida
residents, desire furnished home,
cottage or apartment, June, July,
August, vicinity Lake Shore blvd,
east. w. l-5037 or EX. 1-7O70.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-19

CARPETINC, blue, and padding, rs
so. yds. $50 YE. 2-9O1O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-19

DINING room set. mahogany, Duncan
Phyfe table, chairs, COST $3.50. sell
for less than half, with or without
buffet: / year old; will deliver. 27O
East 200th 81.
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GARAGE
YACHT PILOT

VICINITY Rosemont-Erclid ave. by
June lst PO. 1888.
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RESPONSIBLE couple and 4-year-old
daughter, need 5 or rooms, and
garage; for long term tenancy; no
Tnner KF 1-647O
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COUPLE, 2 daughters, want 5-room
single or downstairs. Euclid, Willo-
wick or Wickliffe; up TO $50. ".
The coastland times., 1955-12-09
CHARLES L. REYNOLDS OF
TYRRELL IN LOUISIANA 4

Fort Polk, La.-Army PFC
Charles L. Reynolds, son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Reynolds, Columbia,
is participating in the largest
joint Army-Air Force maneuver
since World War II, Exercise Sage
Brush, in Louisiana.
Some 10000 Army troops are
testing the latest concepts of
atomic, archaeological, chemical
and electronic warfare. The exer-
else will end Dec. Is.
Private First Class Reynolds, a
motor pool dispatcher in Head
quarters Company of the 3rd In
fantry Divisions 18th Combat
Command, is regularly stationed
at Fort Benning, Ga. He entered
the Army in January of this year
and completed basic training at
Fort Jackson, S. C.