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af Es..s eSlME Es wSin aoY g pbui IA
buiidins. Has Bso raiIrosd siding 81
Call co. 6-2Ssl; ewes, EN-. 3-5943.
BETHEsDA-RIvKR ROAD AREA.
approx. 2 900 50. #. zoned heavy
immediate occupancy. Heavy cleo
trical service: fluorescent fixtures.
Gail Mr.. MARTIN. HU. 3-4030,
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BETHESDAS uneQualed rambler
other house in the entire area that
can possibly compare, Artistic iiv-
ing room dining room combination;
today's kitchen, de luxe daylight
clubroofn plus three big bedrooms.
sun deck with garage; situated on
level lot with beautiful privately
lnelosed garden. Call Immediately
TIE. 6-742o or d.. 7-6S30.
Th0S / Fisher e. ca
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COUNTRY ESTATE
IL, TTUET ACpEc

~ LII v III ZAO1NE0
CT APPROVED S21. 900, reduced
$500 for fast sale. Lee. 3-bedrm
brick rambler. beautiful liv. rm
with stone f1repl.. tile bath, REC.
REATIoN ROOM with firepl. and
trees and 2 outbuildings: CITY
WATER; SCHOOL BUS AT DOOR
Handicapped and fenced
ST. RERNADETTE'S
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c0L01ED-lEUsT BE soLD-own.
er has purchased newly constructed
nome, needs quick sale. Charming
get; hrk in the most soueht-sfter
section Of Michigan Park. lust Oh
Dakota ave. on quiet. secluded
-. Six very Ice. rms, 1st-d. den
or library. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, hv-
1ng pch., oil burner, recreation rm.
and powder rm. built-in garage.
8ges.. TE. 6-2233. 1. T.. 0RA-
NATTE. realtor, Ma. S-0753.
GoL0RED-3i0,500. Gil APPROVED
Mr.. Sth and 8. Dakota ave. Mod.
3-ful. brick; front porch. Call HE.
1000. HUGH I. PECK.
coLoREp-VAcANT DECORATED
OWNER WILL GO CRAZY
~ he doesn't sell this home this
week. ONLY $685. down for this
Ice. Colonial brick home. lge.
rms, mod. tiled bath, ige. rear
yard, new refgr., gas air-condi-
toned heat. Full bsmt, Small price.
Small monthly payments, Biggest
bargain in town. Call TIL o pm.
( AID. 1887,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

vA-7o.tto oo frontage
r. sq9s h rear r.sr a fEs. pa epg 70
sell. JE. Alto. 22'
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NEAR ROCKVILLE PrKE-Modern
rambler and about IL acres Of
bi nS rms r ana SHtn IN me man nan
apartment OF rms. and bath over
the hreezevay and garage Separate
heating plants. This is an oppor-
tunity for the gardner or poultry
man and the rental Of S75 per mo.
for the apt. Is an attractive fea-
ture. The value is there for S2S,-
900 but an offer Is invited.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1919 K st. NV. MA. S-1166
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lAain,IKooD REiAL m 81 ess1 pi. 7.s7a.
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FOUR CORNERS AREA

An unusual value. all-brick Cape
Cod home. Featuring bright living
room with fireplace, dining room,
modern kitchen. . bedrooms and
tile bath on LIST floor: = bedrooms
and bath on end. Full basement
with recreation room and shower,
GI approved at $4,000
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ana spacious lending Itself to gra-
cious living for Q large family. This
extraordinary home loo. on APPROX.
" acre beautifully handicapped lot
bo.. sisls ss RsiE I 5fS r Of 9 fs
9 bedrms. and 2 mod. tile baths
On LIST d.: 4-rm. -and.bath apt. on
price plesses the poeketbook; can
be handled with 1000 down. Call
S ne; Isnp rS.IT FIX "a 1sel III ,.szaA
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OPEN SUN, / TO 8
1904 Rockford dr., Parkway Estates.
Out U. s. so to 6Sth ave-, follow
signs. Rambler: immac. cond. 8
bedrms., liv. rm.. din. area, kitchen.
tiled bath. insulated; in perfect
cond.;. all nice-sized rooms; no
bsmt.. nice lot; close TO everything,
Asking Sll,95Q CT or conventional
financing Call Mr.. Rose, days
UN 4-1515; ewes. and week ends,
UN 4-031S.
Hudson Real Estate Co.
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Colored-Chapel Oaks
$3.50 Dn.-GI or Non-GI
lovely detached 2-bedrm. home. with
BEAUTIFULLY equipped , kitchen; I'm
BERG q SONS IA. b-5466 or ia.
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ARLINGTON
EXTRA BATH

Arlington Forest-Special
II you are looking for q 3-bedroom
home, Ia baths. porch; close TO
schools. churches. shopping, excel
lent bus facilities. then you will be
interested in this place: Properly
Arlington blvd, North, between
Henderson I'd. and Park dr.. OWN
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Will Pay Up to

OR WILL TRADE Up OR DOWN
CALL AID 4-gSs2
& CLARK
COR. N. CAPITOL b FLA. AVE. NE.
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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NEW 2-BATH BRICK
RAMRI,ER

This beautiful new home, wide CEN
ter hall, 25-ft. living room with
fireplace, separate dining room.
ultramodern Kitchen with table
space, 3 twin-siZe bedrooms, 2
baths: full basement with exit;
beautiful quarter-acre lot with
large shade trees: priced, $4,000.
WOOD CO.
l115s Georgia Ave. silver Spring
10. 4-7200 Till $50 Pm
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
FALLS CHURCH
FTDnHH RRNTTl

RUB BE THOU House
r aSse. ajS sss s ssiss as9i b. E.
sroSins family. Comfy frspisee N
large living room. Separate dining
room. Kitchen Is small but big
step-saving. Range and refrigera-
tor included. Rear screened porch
chor fenced rear yard-level ali
around with small trees. FUN base
ment with recreation sm. and out
SIDE entrsnes: Home in fne con-
ARLINGTON REALTY
s212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000 ~ 0
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
MoNTcoMERY COUNTY

ARGYLE CLUB EsTATEs-Attrac.
6-rm. Diet. brk. near golf course;
fun bsmt., side porch; CT approved:
3d. i66oi1Sqa ud IL iFP F. psFck call HE 4
BETHESDA, close Naval Hospital
Immaculate brk, Colonial with lge
din r MI. fun s:mt F SISS sh pns
zENDoRPER, OIL. 4-s111 til 2;
BETHESDA - EDGEMOOR - Hand.
some brick center-hall Colonial.
1st.-h. den and powder rm., mod
ern equip. kit, screened porch. q
car att. garage; 3 bedrms., 2 baths
up: fun bsmt,. maids rm. Close TO
s fffmsos GlqO Rr4 G3asF co. esoG sa
sEEi TaEsD4 n > 5 PIE; contem T
rsry rambler; liv.-din,. area with
fireplace. lge. kit. with breakfast
1leSys q s SSg os At s1esi19
BETHESDA, S1e,boO.-Handsome, g.
bedroom brick Colonial. in the
section, near Lady OF Lourds and
Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School.
Spacious home. including full
sized dining room and breakfast.
AVOhA VA AAst lOSi A"AkN AhNlSSSN
rear. yard. screened porch. storm
windows. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI.
T-1411; ewes. WO. 6-3235. %
BETHESDA 4-bedrm, 1h-bath,
brk, Cape Cod: full bsmt. CT APP
proved at S15.250. KORZENDOR-
BETHESDA- CHEVY CHASE AREA
Ramblers and Split-leyels, from low
POS up II you are IN the market
for a good solid brick home in a
prestige location, let us furnish
beu with details about these new
homes Just tell US hoy many
bedrooms you need and the price
range you are seeking. and we
may be able to suggest properties
that will appeal TO you very much.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
CHEVY CHASE. MD, in the Hamlet
Vacant This brick Williams
burg home has full center hall.
1st-fioor den and powder room,
plus Enclosed sun porch: 3 bed
rooms and 2 baths on End floor
recreation room with bar; garage.
Nice lot. Call WO. $4,000 til 5:
ewes. OIL. 7-95lL EDWARD H.
b. c.
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ARLINGTON

8 BEDRMS.--$11, $50
Near new GLEN CARLYN SCHOOL.
Six-year-oid masonry, semidet
home on lovely handicapped corner
lot; large firSt-n. bedroom: two
bedrooms and bath on second, LOT
OF HOUSE FOR LITTLE MONEY.
See II today.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000 Til 0
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BUY THRU SCOTT
Dix rooms, Ia baths. Modern kitch-
Gas heat. Concrete front and rear
pofches. Price reduced. Small down
payment. Call Mr.. Green. Ia.
! JAMES E. SCOTT
III Florida Ave. NV. DE. 2-d513
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COUNTRY LIVING

fOnIy IS minutes Silver SprinH)
Beautiful 1Ia-bath bungalow: large
lot, plenty OF trees; living room
with fireplace, all-electric kitchen:
2 large bedrooms: hot-water heat i;
detached garage; circular drive.
Priced $4,000 with attractive A.
nancing.
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COLORED-$50O DOWN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Vacant, on double lot, beautiful home
with front porch. 8 lge. rooms:
h.-w.h.: excel. condition. Bargain,
low mo; payments. ME. $685., or
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RAMBLER

Well-built 3-bedroom brick home.
situated In very nice neighborhood !;
large living room dining room
combination: all-electric kitchen;
dishwaSher. disposal and ample
table space. Gil approved at
$4,000.
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SI2,500
A-an--k--


3. Arlington
5-room house. 2 lovely
bedrooms and equipped kitchen
with all extras and separate dining
room. Full basement. Level shaded
lot with Anchor fence. block
from WAL High School. Just Q
few blocks from the Hecht Co. and
Kann's big stores. II you ere in
the market for q nice small house.
don't fail to inspect this one. Terms
can be arranged.
A, L. KELLEY 81 SONS
3174 Wilson Blvd. Phone ia. 7-03s3
FALLS CHURCH AREA - OF APP
proved for S16.500; anxious owner
this home truly the buy OF the
year. In addition to 4 bedrms. and
den, this Cape Cod has q 22-ft.
liv. rm. with hrepl., l5-ft.. din. fm.,
l6-ft. all-elec kit, full bsmt,. Sc
cluded level lot. 75x29O, with tow
ering trees Call now.
CROWELL & CO., INC,
2160 N. Glebe Road. IA. 6-0707
COUNTRY CLUB AREA-TERRIFIc
New brk.. rambler, 4 bedrms.. 3
baths. din. rm.. lge, fully EQUIP.
kit. rec. rm. area; attached gar; !;
on Cul-de-sac. S33, 900. THE
LAURIE CORP. IA. 5-l717, . to o.
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HOUSES for SALE VA. Cont

HOUSE BEAUTIFUL--Perfectly i'm
maculate, most appealing. 2-year-
old brick rambler. on beautifully
handicapped, breeze-swept hillside,
In convenient N. Arlington. most
accessible to Pentsson.. Lovely lly.
rm. with firepl., lee. din. rm.. de-.
lightful kit. with eating space. 8
nice bedrms. with tile bath. day
light bsmt. has I'm. recr. rm. with
firepi., full bath, space for 4th
bedrm.. Workshop. built-in garage,
Asking S26.500, excellent terms.
For appt.. call PARKER. SMITH q
DONNELL, ia. 1851.
44le N. 3bth CRY. $l9.7soo
1891 aRE II sfeh s co6NTx, y Va.
Brick Colonial, center-haii plan, 9
rms, Ia baths. NY. rm;, din. rrn;.
8 bedrms.. cleo. kit, with disposal;
full bsmt., gas heat. Call week
days. WE $4,000; ewes. and sun.
OIL, 4-lA39. -26
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ASK
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

AUIOSs tkOSNS WAN eO
CAROLINA AUTO BUYERS - Our
folks are in need Of any clean auto.
prefer Po oras, CihevyS, PHYS; 6 Cae
price. Pay all cash to you or il
financed, will pay OF balance; 35
yrs. in d. c., buying cars. Make
appointment with our buyer. Mr..
Warren. Call EN-. 3-S3S4. Closed
DEALER, in town this
week; will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call ia. 9-4S01.
CASH FOR CARS
High prices for clean cars, station
wagons, pickups; any make, model.
Will pay of balance
WOLFE MOTORS
1891 Wis. Ave. NV EN-. 3-0142
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ASHTON HTS. AREA
CT Apr, NO. ARL.
We offer for your inspec. an orig.
split-level bungalow situated on, a
in a close-in neighborhood OF fine
residences. This attrac. home has
q spacious liv. rm. with wood-burn-
ing fireplace, banouet-sized dining
rm.. nicely equip. kit. on the next
level there. lis q heated sunrm,.
study. laundry rm. and bath. Then
on another leyel 2 .delightful bed:
bath Three steps UP. . more bed
rms. each with built-in beds. This
fine home is In new house cond.,
Is priced for immed sale at SCI $50
.---l0Ge down. GIL. VIM. W. JOHN
STON Crescent 3-2l5l. --22
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Andrews Field Area

COLLEGE PARK-sparkiins white
masonry rambler, cute as q picture,
solid construction with plastered
walls and gltstening oak floors.
Real fireplace: sun warming. glass
inelosed porch. Diversified garage
TO match house. Terms and price
can't be beat. S11,950, $1,450
down. UN. 4-s5s5 or UN. 4-19S5
peter /. hapan & son
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LOTS. AREAeE FOR SALE
lcenfinued)
WOODED LOTS

Four Of washington areas most
6oro I'd. II Mcntsomsr y ceu county
Unsurpassed IN beauty, In exclusive
area BY OWNER. CAL NE
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Woodmoor Agency, Inc.

JU. Gibbs Realtor
OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY
statesmen ON DUTY
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

o ROOMS, detached; bargain for
: large family; s bedrooms: fenced
yard; Available by September /.
sEMIDETACHED BRICK Recrea-
ton room, near Boiling Field. s.
bedrm. home near schools. shopping,
Total mo. pymts., SIS. Mr.. Mayo.
JE 2-7763. MARSHALL j. MAPLE
CO. 1924 14th st. NV, AID. 4s2005
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Theater

AS its twelfth production of the
season the Play House will present
John Steinbeck's rugged and poetic
drama, Burning Bright" opening
Wednesday, February 9th, at the
Brooks Theatre.
In a letter to Ray Elias, director
of the production, Steinbeck said:
81 rather think that if you
consider it perhaps a new
art form...A Played Novel;"
M. Elias is taking his cue from
Author Steinbeck in staging this
exciting adventure in theatre. U.s.
ing no scenery, and the minimum
of costumes and props, the empha-
sis will be placed upon the raw
beauty and power of this work by
one of Americas greatest contem-
porary artists.
Kirk Willis will portray the man
who discovers why he cannot be
the father of his wife's child; love-
ly Patricia Rahming is featured as
the woman whose perfect love leads
her to make sacrifice for his
sake. William Swetland will play
Willis's fiercely loyal friend, with
John Bishop as his staggering,
yet vulnerable foil.
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ter but shortly after became proof
reader.
Mr.. Cooke who died last Friday
in Lakeside Hospital was 55.
He was a member of the Euclid
Council Knights of Columbus, and
an active worker for Boystown.
He belonged to the Northeast XII
manis Club and the Holy Name
Society of Holy Cross Church.
Mr.. Cooke was, one of the found
ers of the Speakwell Forum. This
group meets once month for dim
ner at a downtown hotel with one
of the members addressing the as
sembly. It's purpose is to train its
members in public speaking and
Mr.. Cooke was a former chairman.
A member Of the International
Typographical Union, Mr.. Cooke
is survived by his wife Violette,
whom he married % years ago;
two sons, Ernest F. of Long Is
land, n. Y, and Airman Don
aid S., stationed at Tyndall Air
Force Base in Florida; three
daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth South
all, Mrs. Shirley Cookson and
Miss Patricia E.; his mother, Mrs.
Georgina Cooke; three brothers,
Arthur, James and Ted; a sister,
Mrs. Kathleen Cornick and four
grandchildren.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
George Summers

, For 20 years a pipefitter at
G.E.'s East 152nd st. plant prior to
retirement five years ago, George
Summers 70, died January 25th.
Services and burial were on Janu-
ary 29th. Surviving are his wife,
Margaret, a son, Elmer, and one
grandchild. The family home is at
14317 Potomac ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Painting and
Wall Wushinq
References
IVunhoe 6-0l79

ave., East Cleveland, an employee
of The Pipe Machinery Company,
29100 Lakeland blvd, for the past
10 years said she was a bit en-
barrassed when she was beckoned
to the curb by police officer as
she could not imagine what she
had done wrong but was greatly
relieved and very surprised when
the officer explained why he had
stopped her and then presented
her with the citation for her act
of courteous driving. However, it
was not until several days later
when she was asked to come to
Euclid Police Station to have her
picture taken, was she informed
she had been selected for the award.
On Friday, December 18th, at
about 5:20 p. m, Gertrude Alex
ander was observed driving west
on Euclid ave. and was driving
in the lane near the center of the
street and as she approached East
214th ST., there was an excavation
in the street which had cut the
traffic down to one lane and al
lowed a great many of the cars in
the lane to her right to turn out
and pass this excavation. Also she
waited and allowed several cars
to get out of East 214th st. into
Euclid ave. Her act of courtesy
permitted other drivers to go on
their way which otherwise would
not have been possible.
Two other drivers were pre-
sented with citations for their acts
of courtesy, Mrs. Marie Bauer,
629 East 240th st. a long time
of Addressograph- h-Multi-
graph Company, and Don Minor,
Hillcrest rd., Willoughby, former
ly resident of Euclid and faith
full employee of The Hattendorf
Bliss Company.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03

For the past Is years he had
been engaged as a salesman with
the William Van Aiken Realty Co.,
prior to which he had a meat
market at old Central Market.
His wife preceded him in death
ID months ago. Surviving are a
son, Don L. Decker; brother,
Chester J. Decker of Toronto, Can
ada; and two sisters, Mrs. D. L..
Darnell and Mrs. Alice Champion,
both of Lakewood.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Rutland w. Decker

A resident of 1888 Bender ave-,
for the past "a years, Rutland w.
Decker, II, died in his home Jan
uary 9th following an illness of
several weeks. Services were held
at the Edwards Funeral Home,
13145 Euclid ave. on January 29th
and burial was in Lakeview Gene
terry. Officiating was the Rev.
David Loegler.
Mr.. Decker served as a section
leader and air raid warden for
Civil Defense during World War II
days. He was a member of Win
dermere Masonic Lodge and First
Baptist Church but during the past
few years he had attended the
Phillips Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Joseph Arthur CavanO

Joseph Arthur Cavano, 55, sue
cumbed at his home, 14309 Strath-
more ave. from a heart ailment
January 26th. Services were held
January 29th with burial in Knoll
wood Cemetery.
Mr.. Cavano, an employee of the
Axle Division, Eaton Manufactur-
ing Co., is survived by his wife,
Gladys; sons, Paul and Ralph; two
sisters, Mrs. Mary Tassi and Mrs.
Della French; and three brothers,
Frank, John and Charles Cavano.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
X +Moviies X

A special program of British
movies, presented in cooperation
with the British Consulate, will be
shown at the East Cleveland Lii
brary on Wednesday evening,
February 9th, at 8 p. m.
"The Road To Canterbury, the
path of the medieval pilgrims
described in Chaucer's "Canter-
bury Tales, evokes memories Of
Shakespeare and Dickens, as the
camera follows the road from St.
Paul's Cathedral in Lon o n
through towns and villages and
the Kentish orchards and hop
fields to Canterbury Cathedral.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Mrs. Alice Y. Bailey

Mrs. Alice Yates Bailey, wife of
George A., died at her home, 1895
East 125th ST., January 9th, aged
rs years. Burial was made in New
Britain, Conn. following services
held Saturday, January 29th. She
was the sister of Mrs. Tillie Hol-
comb, Mrs. Florie Ponder, Mrs.
Mary Kliduff and Gilbert Yates.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
John II. Cox

From Los Angeles, Calf. comes
word of the death there of former
East Clevelander, John r. Cox,
70. A pioneer in the visual educa-
tion field, Mr.. Cox went to Cali
fornia following the graduation of
his son, John Howard Cox about 20
years ago. John, now a motion
picture actor, and his wife, Amy
survive. The family home was on
Hayden ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03

LOST-parakeet, green, broken wing,
l-5l23.
LADIES' wallet. between Fuller and
Wilmore, contains valuable family
letter, reward. RE. 1-705O.
GLASSES, brown with gold trim and
temples. Ii. 1914.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Marybelle Meade

Services will be held at $50
a. m. Friday, February 4th in
Christ the King Church, Noble at
Terrace rd., for Marybelle Meade,
81, who died suddenly Monday in
her home, 500 Brunswick rd.
Miss Meade had taught latin
and mathematics at Empire Junior
High School, Cleveland, for the
past 81 years. She was a member
Of Phi Beta Kappa and was gradu-
ated from Western Reserve Uni
versity.
Surviving is neice Miss Helen
Witch, with whom she resided,
and a nephew, Hugh Witch.
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ID e eu TN s
Ernest W. Cooke

Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday morning from Holy Cross
Church for Ernest w. Cooke, a
compositor and proofreader at the
Press since 1926.
Mr.. Cooke had also been men,
Der Of the advertising staff of the
Collinwood Publishing Co. for the
past decade.
Born in New York he learned
the fundamentals of the printin
trade from his father and re
mained in the business all his lify
Coming to Cleveland in 1926 h
started at The Press as a typeset-
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-09
skugwuy port closed by strike of ruiIwuy repuirnren

owned dock.
 The embargo on all incom- ing freight and passenger ser vice was announced today by the White Pass & Yukon route and it's family firm which own and operate the dock.
 Skagway mayor Cyril Coyne today declared the city will take immediate steps to secure an injunction against the firms embargo in an attempt to avoid a food and fuel supply crisis.
 Coyne said this morning that the striking union has author ized the longshore union to tie up and cast off vessels hauling mail, local freight and express cargo should the embargo be lifted on these items. Unless the embargo is lifted on cargo in these categories, Coyne said, the city will seek the injunc- ton on the grounds that the dock is a public utility despite the private ownership by the firm.
 The Federal Labor Union of Shop Workers are seeking a BOG per hour wage increase. Nego- tiations have been under way since last November and fd- eral mediators have stepped in to no avail,
 Union scale for shop employ ees range from $1.63 to $2.32 per hour.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-09
WrungeII logger killed in pIune crash today

WRANGELL (P) Mel Boh- lsinger, about 40. head of the .Bohlsinger and Hawley Log ging Go. died today in the crash of his light plane in Wrangell harbor.
 The plane plunged into the harbor a few minutes after Bohlsinger had taken off in clear weather. Witnesses said he got clear of the plane after it hit, but disappeared before help could reach him.
 A recently killed seagull was found floating near the crash scene, leading to the theory the bird may hape flown into the propeller.
 Bohlsinger formerly operated a trucking line in Valdez. His logging company now is operat ing on Level island near here
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-09
BusebuTi today

CHICAGO (P) The Chicago Cubs handed 20 game winner Don Nedcombe his fifth loss as they beat the big righthander a third time in routing Brook lyn's newly crowned National league champions, 11-4. in the first game of a double header today.
 NEW YORK (P) Joe Collins drove in four runs with two homers and the New York Yank ees defeated the Chicago White Sox 5-4 today to move into q tie with Cleveland for first place in the torrid American league pennant race.