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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
Opponents In
Zone Appeal
VIM Lose

Both sides won and both sides
lost in case decided at the joint
meeting of the Board of Building
Code Appeals and the Board of
Fire District Appeals held in City
Hall April 18th.
Frank Korosec was seeking a
permit to erect two-story brick
faced dwelling with an attached
garage and workshop at 1415 Eddy
rd., between East 131st st. and the
New York Central Roalroad, zoned
"a eight manufacturing).
Of the five adjoining property
owners notified, two came to the
hearing. Both opposed the work
shop in which Mr.. Korosec plans to
continue repair of refrigerators,
washers, etc. They also wanted the
coming changed to U3 (retaiD.
After some discussion, which at
points was heated, the boards
granted, the permit, and rezoned
the area to Zone 8.
The Grant Home Buildt RS, Inc.
we're given authority to construct
a four suite apartment on Coven-
try rd., pending the working out
of a few details with the city
engineer and building inspector.
The Luxor Apartment Co. was
granted a request to erect two
buildings, 16 suites in all, on Luxor
rd., after agreeing to a few
changes in their plan.
Rejected was the appeal of the
Grey Construction Co. to convert
a present first floor laundry into
a 3-room custodial suite, moving
the laundry to the basement in
an apartment at 1856 East 133rd
st.
Two cases were continued.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
St. PhiIomean Bike
Rodeo Gets Under Way

Final preparations are being
made for the first Annual Bicycle
Rodeo of st. Philomena's School
sponsored by the Holy Name So
ciety. The Rodeo will be under the
direction of Robert Abersold of the
Cleveland Automobile Club and Sgt.
William Hartford of the East
Cleveland Police Department.
Sgt. Hartford will make safety
inspection April 18th of riders
bicycles and Mr.. Abersold will put
the contestants through their
stunts April 18th. Riders are to
be at least fifth graders, and the
Holy Name Society expects at
least one hundred. Mr.. Cramer,
Society President will present the
grand trophy and the medals for
the runners-up.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
Study Relocation
Shaw Ave. South

Plans by the city to relocate
Shaw ave. south from Euclid ave-,
to eliminate the "jog" crossing at
the intersection, have been sub
mitted to the Board of Education
which is studying the proposal.
The school board steps into ths
picture since, in order to make
a straight through crossing at
Euclid, Shaw ave. south must be
relocated approximately Is feet
eastward Of its present location.
This will require part Of the front
lawn at the high school, while
adding to the yard at Prospect
School, on the west side Of Shaw
ave., south.
The change is being considered
as a safety measure for the benefit
of Prospect and Shaw pupils. The
"jog" crossing also, it is stated,
provides both a traffic and pedes-
trian hazard.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14

Americanism, Robert Martin;
Sports and Athletics, Jack Saltz;
Membership, VIM. Trenn.
Auxiliary officers to be installed
are:
President, Helena E. Gibbons;
Senior Vice President, Marion
Wigglesworth; Junior Vice Presi-
dent, Mabel Llewellyn; Secretary,
Doris Helmick; Treasurer, Marie
Aus I'm; Chaplain, Mary Heidinger;
Conductress, Blanche airing;
Guard, Mary Neubacher; Trustee
g years., Edith Wise.
Color Bearers, Isabel Hartman,
Helen Henderson, Doris Kristy,
Ann Fink.
Flag Bearer, Evelyn Kress;
Banner Bearer, Helen Trenn; His
torian, Mary Brown; Patriotic In
structor, Agnes LaGatta; Musician,
Gertrude Thomas.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
CALL NEWS
to
pO. 1873
WinkIer Outlines Three
Shot SaIk |mmuniization
To Start Here April 18th

in readiness to give the vaccine
whose cost is being met by the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis.
About $3.50 of the First and
Second Grade pupils in the city's
public and parochial schools will
participate in the program.
The immunization here will be
under the direct supervision of DR..
Winkler, who will be assisted by
school nurses, other physicians and
nurses from Huron Road Hospital,
if needed.
The summary of the study Of
the evaluation of last Springs vac
cine test on 100000 children was
made by DR.. Thomas Francis, jr.,
at the University of Michigan:
While DR.. Jonas Salk of Pitts
burgh, Pa, recommended two
shots, two to four weeks apart and
a third shot as booster no earlier
than seven months later, the Salk
Polio vaccine will be given in three
shot intervals in Cuyahoga Coun-
ty. DR.. George L. Sackett, presi-
dent of the Academy of Medicine
of Cleveland, and DR.. J. Glen
Smith, acting health commissioner
of Cleveland pointed out that it
was on the three-shot basis that
DR.. Francis jr., bases his state
ment of the 800 to 800 eff
fectiveness of the vaccine.
The vaccine to be used, it is
stated, is an improvement on that
used in the initial test. DR.. Salk
believes it can theoretically pre-
vent paralytic polio 1000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
RoIIiekiing
Minstrel At
Kirk Friday

With rehearsals almost nightly
this week, the last minute polish
ing is being given the Minstrel 1--WE
of '55 to be presented this Friday
night, April 18th at Kirk Junior
High School. Making up the cast
for the 'first of its kind at Kirk"
are faculty members and parents
of Kirk pupils.
Everything that gave yester-
days minstrel its glory will be
found in Fridays Kirk production,
from the joking endmen to dancers,
to singers. In fact, the report
says "A stupenduous chorus of
singers and dancers" plus min
strelsy skits. Mrs. S. Robert Fraser
is the photographer.
Under Interlocutor Bob Wiess
these endmen will afford many
a good laugh: "Alibi", Vern Fit
rell; Butter Ball", Doc. Lou Ed
wards; "Catnip", Bill Zizcak;
"Knucklehead", Budd Andrews;
Ebony; Bob Welty, and FLAT
foot, Doc Morris.
A Mothers Dancing Chorus will
find Min Vaughn, Lucy Wallace,
Marta Bricker, Sandy Andrews,
Betty Welty, Virginia Hendricks,
Betty Miller, Marjorie Graves,
Violet Guenther and Enid Click
tripping across the stage.
An octette directed by Mrs.
Ruth Honess will present Marie
Spring, Pearl Novak, Mildred
Strack, Grace Rhodehamel, Hazel
Heishmann, Willetta Fox, Loretta
Baker and Barbara Seaver, Kirk
mothers all.
Not to be outdone by the fair
ones, Vern Fitrell, Roger North
rup, John Spring and Del Morros,
accompanied by Evelyn Parker will
come out with some of those dear
old songs without which a minstrel
would be incomplete.
Special numbers will be a duet
by Min and Howard Vaughn,
singing skit by Fieltz and Spencer
Knapp, a harmonica solo by Vic
Elconin and a solo by Carl Strack.
"The show is already practically
a sell-out", report the producers.
AL Martin and his 93A boys in
the drama group at Kirk are pre-
pairing the scenery and will have
charge of the lighting. Curtain is
at $3.50 and everyone is invited to
come and enjoy this one and only
minstrel.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
Help Fight
Cancer

On Sunday, April 18th, vol
unteers of the American Cancer
Society will be contracting their
neighbOrs throughout CuyahOga
County between the hours of l
p. m. and 5 p. m. They will be
distributing life-saving facts
about cancer while soliciting
funds to carry on the relentless
fight against cancer through
Community Service, Education
and Research.
Welcome your volunteer!
Strike back at cancer - mans
cruelest enemy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
Apartment Sold

In a reported $4,000 transac-
ton, the Euclid-Eddy Apartments,
13741-13s05 Euclid ave., CHANGED
hands earlier this week. The build
ing has eight stores and 4S ef-
ficiency suites.
Sellers were T. w. Grogan, real
estate broker and Thomas A..
Brown. The new owners are DR..
Clarence and DR.. Myron F. Kanter.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14

During recent trip to Columbus
five East Cleveland Hi Y youth
received instructions from State
Legislators in the how of state
legislation. Returning home these
boys, Randall Abbey, James Kut-
ceher, James Miller, Douglas Pew
and Leonard Short led Hi-Y clubs
in the preparation of two bills
to be taken up at a Model Legislat-
ure meeting in Columbus April
24-26th.
At the Model Legislature ses-
sion Hi-Y youths will occupy the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
Physical Ed Teachers
To Attend Conference

With a view Of obtaining infor-
nation on the possibility of widen
ing it's physical education pro-
gram, the East Cleveland Public
Schools will be represented at the
State Conference on School Camp
ing and Outdoor Education to be
held at Camp Muskingum, Carrsl-
ton, Ohio, April 9th.
Selected to attend the session
are Thomas Meinhart and Mel
Skinner.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
Gallon Club EnroIIees

Five East Clevelanders have
been added to the Gallon Club at
Tapco. Awarded citations for this
Blood Donor contribution are: Paul
Bortz, 1876 Wadena ave-; Charles
Highley, 1918 Alvason; Jack B.
Santo, 14431 Superior; George A.
Neill, 1854 Lockwood ave., and Leo
Ludwick, 1924 Bryn Mawr rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
They re Already
Talking Picnic

Tonight at East Cleveland City
Hall will be held the first planning
session for the 1866 East Cleve-
land Community Picnic.
This meeting is open to the
public. Everyone interested is in
vited to come and help formulate
picnic plans for another big COM
munity outing at Euclid Beach.
New district chairman are to
be named, committees will be set
up and the "early does it"
policy which paid off so we'll last
year, will be outlined.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
Hit By Car

George Welther, 4, of 15009 Elm
ave. is in good condition at Huron
Road with a head injury. George
was hurt when struck by a car as
he dashed into the street between
standing autos at 3:45 p. m, April
11th. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mathew Welther. The driver was
not held.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14

With the announcement Tues
day, April 18th that the Salk vac
cine for polio works, DR.. James P.
Winkler, East Cleveland's Director
Of Health said the local immuniza-
ton program would start Monday,
April 25th.
The second round in the pro-
gram will be given the week of
May End, and the third round, the
week of May 30th. Everything is
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
Joint VFW Installation
Ceremonies This Sunday

Patriotic Instructor, Robert Mar
tin; Post Historian, Del Mckinney;
Sergeant Major, John J. Welsh.
Trustees, seph Eckels g
years., Dan LaGatta q years.,
Walter c. Miller Zone year,.
Guard, Jack Saltz; Sentinel,
Elmer Condo; Color Bearer, Louis
Fink, VIM. Irwin; Service Officer,
Edward Paul; Publicity, A. T.
Jermain.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
Receives Scholarship

A Lily Foundation scholarship
to Western College for Women,
Oxford, Ohio, has been awarded to
Miss Margaret Nah of Korea, who
is here on a students visa, under
sponsorship of First Presbyterian
Church. Miss Nah is making her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
A. Tanno and completing her senior
year at Cleveland Heights High
School. She plans to return to her
homeland to engage in Christian
work.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
TWIN SONS

Twin boys were born on March
2sth at Huron Road Hospital to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Davis,
1840 lakewood. The boys have been
named James Lloyd and Edward
Lee Davis.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
T Fl | 8
N
T H A I
In Eost Cleveland

East Cleveland Kiwanians are
community workers wherever they
may be. Now comes word that
Frank Corl of the local club has
been reelected weep of the Ohio
Club at Palm Beach, Fla. Watch it
grow.
Spring is bursting into bloom
with blossoms and shrubs and
garden flowers. What a challenge
to cleanup ones own premises.
Plenty of elbow grease plus de-
termination will turn the trick.
In a four-day jaunt into Virginia
last week, we took particular note
of the condition of streets and
highways. Virginia warns of fine
up to $500 for tossing litter onto
its highways and the suggestion
carries through in the communi-
ties which were noticeably clear
of litter. 1t can be done.
A reader asks: "What is meant
by a Sustaining Member of the
"" A Sustaining Member of the
Y is one who does not wish to be
active in the Y but is interested
in its work. The Y charges a boy
a small fee, but the total Of these
fees does not add up to the costs.
The Sustaining Member steps in
to keep this Christian citizenship
movement active.
Call the Y at GIL. 1-3425 if in
terested.
It is hoped this answers your
question.
While the plans for the pro-
posed relocating of Shaw ave.
from Euclids south is in a tenta-
tive stage, some plan will be
agreed upon by the City and the
School District for the ultimate OBJ
jective; the safety of pupils of
Prospect Elementary and Shaw
High Schools who cross the Eu-
clid-Shaw intersection, now a jog,
calling for two traffic signals.
City officials point out that such
an intersection calls for greater
general pedestrian traffic control,
also.
It's time to start driving through
Lake View Cemetery which is
ablaze with color. Follow the
arrows.
1t is also time, reminds Chief of
Police Weaver, for parents to en-
phasize to their children the danger
of playing too near the curb line.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14

If you wish guidance about can
Ger, call the American Cancer So
ciety at CH. 1-1177.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14

It's time to start driving through
Lake View Cemetery which is
ablaze with color. Follow the
arrows.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14

1t is also time, reminds Chief of
Police Weaver, for parents to en-
phasize to their children the danger
of playing too near the curb line.
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PARKWAY-FORD

'51 Champion 4-door
with heater; lust refin!shed and In
excellent condition: S495.
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AuroMoslLEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 'b3 Catalina: beautiful
445. S145 down. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS, JU. S-1165. -23
PONTIAC 81 de luxe ''s' station
wagon: fully. equipped: popular 4
ity use. special Al SSs5: low Is
SSS5 SSoSrIAe AZ sash ss9o q Wis trade sSs HSNE 81
5000. In the Heart Of Bethesda.
PONTIAC 81 "s" Catalina hardtop:
7, and. h.. Hydra Matte. new Wv.
tires: low mileage; Sg95. FENNER
MOTORS; 1885 BladensburR I'd. ne.
PONTIAC 40 4-dr. sedan;' / owner;
conditfon; conf sade~1 radio ana heater: :'e. care.
fully driven only $4,000 miles; must
sell this week: best offer. RA' g.
Pontiac '5s ch,eftain de luxe So;
Hydra; T. and . r.: turn n,a1I signals; ,vst ex.
quick sale to settle orig, owner s
sxecItrix, OIL. $3.50 after sun
PSNTisSsSo I4s 81 cS}.i 5;S5 'sssn; s i.5r and
and b.; S74S. 50 Chief. de luxe -s'i
aoRNERs ISF; Rysrc CORNER. snq Buick ai Dealer s
Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii. 6-6464
PONTIAC 40 4-door:, black; good
Hond'fi2n' Ss.s L. 4s534a! s539i llO7 Maryland ave
PONTIAC '52 chtsitsiq iIa 50 "S" de !. lgSe l1b
ing seat covers. Hydra. heater; a
tip-top one-ovner car Special Mon
day only. Sl.0s9; written guar.
TRIANGLE MOTORS Ford
I3010 r. l. AVE. NE. DE: 2-6302
PONTIAC 1858. Do you want real
buy? IN give II to you. Leaving
esHDt g" Dc luxe S: dr. DR.; ' Hydra. heater;
2-tone green; new slipcovers; excel
lent condition throughout; orig
owner: S1,375, or best, offer. HE
PoNTi2c 1850 chieftsin So; T,
$3.50. oV. 3-012S.
PONTIAC Isl de luxe 2-dr,; r. and h.
new seat covers; light gray hniSh /;
practically new tires; 30-day guar
antee; sSs5; % HILL LII = G.s'sI SANDERS; aaS
ewes. til Q. Sat. Til 5.
PONTIAC '53 4-dr.; green; fully
equip; good cond. Must sell. IA.
PoNTIAC eNTAC '4s convertible; 4 new
tires; r; and h.; beige; gs: runs good.
pOOU. Sdu Ens o-foco.
Very good top and tires. Hydra
Matte drive. Fine transportation.
PORSCHE '52 conv cpe.; Aztec red.
new black top, r., h., 1900 &C en-
gine. low mileage; 81 800 trade or or
| Bladensburg I'd. ne. Open Sun.
PoRsCHE, new 1858 speedster; also
'55 Austin Healey 100" Austin
Cambridge. Hillman. Morris Minor.
ser, WHY'S: starting at 81 ,445. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO. INC. Est. 1914l .
7tb at r Sts. NV, North 7-2700.
Branch sales, 1910 King st.. Alex,
Va. King S,5525; ....
SiSs. HoRNER's CORNER, Buick
Dealer Fla, ave. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
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STuDERAKER ,51

TSTUDEBAKER '53 Commander VS.
coupe: auto. trans. black; direc, sig.
heater defr II 900 miles. Sale BY
original owner. Sl.l95 cash IA. z
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER so Champion de luxe
!.se,sg lise srsnd-nsy. new sseTihee' % an 2
W1LLYs JEEPSTER so cony.; finl
e-cyI. F-type motor: S495 or besi
offer, terms. Ii. 1851. RA. 8.
S25S after s. -22
WILLYS ~ station wagon: $3.50
by owner: overdrive. LU. 4-6727
zEEffHYR 1888: leather interior
heater. low mileage: / owner: leav
Ing country: $3.50: CAN He. 4-22o9
TAXI '46 Desoto. 7-pass.; Ben Assn; sn;
terms RA 6-5913
BUS; 29-pzssenger Capital Transi
type practically new radiator, heat
ing system. battery. etc. Call NO
7-77Sl. IA
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

|sTUDEBAKER 'bs Champion Regal
2-door sedan: heater and Cd: clean.
one-owner car: attractive red fin-
ish priced 70 sell. S1.1o5. BOWMAN
sTUDEBARSER. 1900 Ga. ave nv.
sTHDEBAKER sElhzE .4s Land CRUZ cruiser
equipped. including Cd: only SsSS.
So down. other Studehakers to
choose from. PINEY BRANCH mo-
sT3SsBSRrR T3Rss sR s-ils'i i Land crui.e2: m2s
fog liThts. beautiful green interior
sf6pSBaR&R sfG ffssI!fd ssSo Ia s1"sS' ave ~
sFfHHDEBakER FH sfllxT 40 Commander Star.
o6s Ho6d sSsef sS,efior hsassl asns aS ane ss5 ae
BOWMAN sTUDEBAKER, 1900 Ga.
ave. NV RA. 6-1122. ~
|STUDEBAKER 81 Champion 4-door
with heater; tust refln!shed and in
excellent condition; S495.
PARKWAY-FORD
soosap opEN n 5ElLY. 81 Nv 80; sAfl az TIL LOss' !
sTUDEBAKERs 80 Champion coupes.
sodS sdEoIs ssS5 sne tdGoT to Gas sedaBe BowaS S
sTTpEBAKER 1900 Ga. ave. oaow 3 w.
sTTnnDEBAKERs 81 chamoion end
Commander Star coupes, 2-doors
and 4-door sedans: 10 to choose
from: avail, with auto. trans; Cd
radios and climatiZers: S495 70
S645. BOWMAN STUDEBAKER
1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA: 6-ll22
STUDEBAKES 50 Champions,
Commanders and Land Cruisers: low
mi. one-owner cars 2-door, T. door
Star coupe and hardtop models: 3
cars to choose from: avail With
cd auto trans. radios and heaters
S6a5 to Saq5, BOWMAN STUpE-
BAKER 1900 Ga. ave. NV RA,
sTufb5EEBAKER fif 1853 cmdr, spt,. cpe.; /;
auto. trans. climatizer, signal: low
mi, 200 or best offer. KE. 7-tWha.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champ. convert.
coupe: 1-owner since new. radio, htr.
and defrosters. signal lights. fog
lights. back-up lights. cd. hill hold
er, very low mileage, red leather
uph not worn. and IKE new car.
% mi. per gal. $4S5 or offer. 10.
5-9S33: Ext. 22. l2 to 6.
sTUDEBAKER 1851 vs. Commander
club coupe; auto. trans. excel. cond..
one owner, rea. LU. 2-4939.
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AuToMosILEs FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER '54 Champion Cone
stoga. all-metal station wagon
Emerald green finish. chmatizer,
radio. ETC.; 5000 actual miles; Out
standing yalue. 81 ,695. MONT
RY-sTUgBS, Lincoln-Mereury
Rsa5ss5, F.a5s6. s7lS sl'dsn'0urs Fd.' AP'
sTUbEBAKER 80 Commander "6''
seat covers. beaut. bargain. $4e9;
"iiSESn TRIANdLE sdI MOTORS tPoRD,
3010 R ]. Ave. NE. DE. 2-63O2
STUDEBAKER '53 Commander VS.
coupe: auto. trans. black; direc sig.
heater defr II 900 miles. Sale by
orieinal owner. Sl.l95 cash. JA.. z
6240.
STUDEBAKER 81
Four-door; clean as a pin: r. and h.,
overdr.. matching covers. sparkling
blue finish: exceptional value. S5a5
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3I49 Lee Hwy. Arlington
IA 2-9003 Open Ewes. Til 9:3l
sTUDEBAKER '52 VS. hardtor
eonv.. r. and !. Wv; tires: ov, rdr
trade trade NJ McNaI1 e fs poNTfAc iii e's2 s&d q
wis. ave. OIL. $4,000. In the Heart
sTubEBakER T SsihSsda 1850 Champion 4-dr.
Regal de luxe sedan; green; auto:
drive: exceptionelly clean inside and
sTUDEBAKER '53 Champion hardtop
conv.; equipped: $4,000 actuai mi. /;
like new throughout; 81 .095 3 Ill
MOTORS. SOLO Wisconsin ave. WO.
$4,000. -22
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CONVERTIBLE

oLDs 40 Rocket "as.' Black with
white sidewalks. Excellent engine
and every available accessory. Leay-
ing country is only reason for SELL
ing $500 or best oher: see car car
at 474l Reservoir I'd. NV. or call
AID A-IIhh Sunday
Evening star., 1955-05-22
AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

SPORTS CAR AMERICAN, Piayboy.
not Q Crosley, very few made but
has standard parts. Really q col
lector.s item, $3.50. To see call
Evening star., 1955-05-22
LOW PRICE SPECIALS

Chrysler '46 4-dr.; runs fine, S7t
lStudebaker Al 4-dr runs good, S7l
Kaiser AS 4-dr : super fine sig
Buick '4$ conv bargain S19
Hillman AS 4-dr.: British SS
Pontiac 40 4-dr. Spec. S21
1913 Half st Sc. Ii. 4-9521
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l|'.|,I,||| ST
Open Mon. and Thurs. Evenings It'll 9
Modern and Period Sofas

was
Love Seat modern, stripe pe---------------1S9S5 -.
2-Pc Sectional, persimmOn- 2SSS5 lSS.
2-Pc Sectional turquoise -27495 1913.
2-Pc Sectional foam toast $1,000 249.
Modern Love Seat olive -----l79.95 80.
2Pc Sectional, foam, grey tweed -------52995 27S.
2-Pc Sectional foam green -399O0 289.
Modern Sofa green, foam ------1 1890 70.
Modern Sofa, gold and green ------1 1890 70.
2-Pc. Sectional. foam, green tweed-----35600 249.
Modern Sofa, foam, green --------------17995 100.
2-Pc Sectional, foam charcoal 319.95 2l9.
2Pc. Sectional, charcoal 1895 I29.
3-Pc. Curved Sectional fOam grey 64995 269.
Duncan Phyfe, ---------------------256O 1873.
lawson FOAM red - -----399 249.
Love Seat victorian cut velvet --------28995 l69.
Regency foam, lime e-------------399O 249.
Regency white 1880 l99.
18th Century FOAM cocoa 28495 I69.
Regency foam, blue e---------399 $4,000 249.
lawson green 30.
q length Lawson, foam, green nylon----27995 l59.
Regency persimmon n-32 32995 22S.
lawson brown foam m----28 284OO 2l9.
Modern, foam, green n-----3799 279.
Modern, all foam, pumpkin 36795 269.
2-Pc Sectional, foam, grey 32ss5 239.
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lawson foam, sage e--------------------3S9.OO 240.
3-Pc Curved sectional foam, sage ------420OO 2S0.
lawson modern, foam, tweed ------------A9.95 l79.
2-Pc Sectional foam green tweed ------479.s5 299.
2-Pc Sectional foam, charcoal ---------3sS.oO 2l9.
Channel back, provincial print ---------269.95 l79.
Duncan Phyfe, mahogany, tap ----------259.95 l69.
18th Century, foam, toast 24S.
lawson turquoise, boucle 160.
Love Seat French Provincial floral -----17995 80.
2-Pc Suite, love seat and chair, gold -2S900 I39.
English Lounge foam, red --------------399.OO 249.
Lawson, foam, persimmon $4,000 249.
2-Pc Sectional foam, pink 2I9.
English tufted, fOam rose 239.