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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22

band music but - each boy
measures six foot three inches, and
there isn't one, let alone two
uniforms to fit them.
With continued support, the good
community of East Cleveland will
fly the victory flag once again
the Hayes twins and the others or
the band will be outfitted. This
week will tell the story.
Here are the majorettes OF
Shaw High School Band who per-
formed a delightful snow shovel
routine at last Friday Nights
Shaw-West High football game at
Shaw Stadium. 1t was another
plug for Operation Uniform, the
community drive, sponsored by
Kiwanis, to uniform anew the
Shaw High School band.
Left to right, the high stepping
prize wining majorettes are: Doris
Eichler, Joyce English, Jill Hudel-
son, Sue Nick, Bev Martin anC
Sandy Andrews.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
Judge Addams
L. wv Speaker

Judge Stanton Adams will
speak to the East Cleveland
League Of Women Voters at the
first general membership meeting
of the fall season, Wednesday,
September %, at 2 p. m. Mrs.
Hamilton Beatty is opening "The
Owls Nest, 1921 Terrace rd. to
the membership and to anyone in
terested in League activities.
AS Judge Adams draws upon
his memory of the years he has
spent as an East Cleveland resi-
dent and the years of service he
has given the city, he will set the
stage for the first League study
item, know Your Town"
Mrs. Jack J. Smith, 14119 May
fair ave. and Mrs. E. J. Tauch,
1890 Stanwood I'd. are the general
chairmen for the afternoons acti-
vities. Tea and cakes will be
served at the close of short bust
ness meeting.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
Cards Out To Defeat
.CoIlinwood 3rd Time
For Kiwanis Trophy

Shaw Highs football Cardinals
are out to win permanent possess
sion Of the coveted Kiwanis
Trophy, this year, they have two
legs on the cup. To capture this
highly touted award they must de-
feat Collinwood High tomorrow
night at Shaw Stadium, and this
they are determined to do. The
Railroaders will be plenty stiff
opposition.
Offered jointly by Northeast
and East Cleveland Kiwanis Clubs,
the handsome engraved cup is
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
Up Fees On
Food Handler
Inspections

To keep its city ordinance in
line with the revised state code
relative to inspection fees for
foods operation businesses, the city
commission Tuesd day evening
amended its legislation. The for
mer flat $18 fee gives way to
fees based on the number of per-
sons to be served. The new fees
go into effect October 18th.
The fee for food service opera
ton license for each year, or part
of a year will be: S15 for SO per-
sons or less; $40 for so to 100
persons; $25 for a capacity of 100
to $50; $50 for places having a
seating capacity for $50 persons
or over.
Exempt are operations serving
q meal or a lunch to five or less
persons and food-processing and
food manufacturing establish
ments.
Churches, schools and govern
mental institutions will be charged
81, to be retained by the city, So
for each other fee is remitted to
the state. The balance is credited
to the fund from which is paid the
expenses of administration and in
spection of the licensed restaur-
ants.
While churches are exempt in
sofar as their own church supper,
etc. are concerned, they will be
charged the respective fee in cases
where their services are rented
to other organizations.
The entire food licensing system
is set up to protect the health of
the public.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
"Friiend" Disappears
With Blue Ranehwaqon

"Where, oh where has my blue
Ford gone, where, oh where can
it be" Police are asked to answer
this question for Mary Varney,
142220 Euclid ave. who reports
that she loaned her car to one
Alden Kelley at p. m. Saturday,
September 18th to make a trip to
Painesville. Neither Kelley nor the
car have been seen here since. The
ranch wagon carries license num-
ber EE 1864.
Miss Vaney described Kelley as
%, six three tall, weight about
180 pounds, blond slightly bald.
She met him thre months ago. He
claimed to be magazine salesman.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
Council Of Church
Women Plan A Tea

The Church of the Cross will be
host to the East Cleveland Council
of Church Women, September 30th,
1:10 p. M, it will be a tea and
reception for the Council presi-
dents and the wives of the Min
listers in the East Cleveland
Churches. Mrs. John Feagler,
President of the Council will pre-
side.
Officers and committee chair
men who are serving this year
are: Chairman, Mrs. John Feagler;
Co-Chairman, Miss Dorothea Pits
ter; Secretary, Mrs. H. B. Winsor;
Treasurer, Mrs. A. F. Weiss; Nom
mating Committee, Mrs. S. S. Rose
and Mrs. L. p. Okerwall.
Spiritual Life, Mrs. Rot ert Bark
ley; World Missions, Mrs. P. |.
Isley; World Relations, Mrs. r. c.
Nichols; Social Relations, Mrs. E.
E. Vonda; Business Women, Mrs.
William Forsythe; Public Rela-
tions, Miss Ruth +. Colbey.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
I H Is
N
T H A L
In East Cleveland

Out of a list of 165 men who
started last springs trail of tests
leading to appointment to the East
Cleveland Fire Department, IL
men finally were certified by the
Civil Service Commission. Now 100
men have started the test trail
leading to appointment as a police
officer. Speculation as to the num-
Der who will eventually qualify is
five to eight. Deduction: making
the grade to the East Cleveland
Police or Fire Department is real
ly an achievement.
+
Just can't pass this one up. Lit
ter bugs are getting bolder. Gar
oage found tossed along the park
area of Forest Hills Park. Should
the guilty ones find themselves
paying a fine they have asked
for it.
Comparing West Side and East
Side rapid transit riders, the CTS
men report the West siders "more
polite and reasonable.
While speaking of CTS your
roaming reporter was pleasantly
surprised last Friday to note a
No. 6 bus driver drop the rem
nants of a lunch in a bag sus-
pended in back of his seat, just
above the floor. Something new,
that bag?" asked. "Oh, no, we've
had them a long time," was the
answer.
Then, as the driver received his
signal to start the run from Win
dermere, he added: "As for me /
can't stand a mess around" Riders,
take notice.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
Bid Good Bye" To
The Charlie KINGS

Friends and neighbors are say
ing a reluctant "Good bye for now
to Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. King who
have sold their home on Caledonia
ave. and are going to st. Peters
burg, Fla. to make their home.
Mr.. King is going to be missed
in East Cleveland where for sew
eral years he has given of his time
and talent to the cause of youth,
his efforts bringing many good
things to the boys and girls of his
beloved city.
For 13 years Mr.. King has been
a member of the Board of Mana
gers of the East Cleveland YMCA
where he has been a Hi-Y Leader
and chairman of it's Camp Com
mittee. He was responsible for
securing a TV for the Y House,
long before TV set became almost
a common thing in the home.
During his IL years as an East
Cleveland Kiwanian, Mr.. King
chose to serve on its Boys and
Girls Committee, finding this an
other channell through which to
serve youth. He helped secure con-
tributions from Kiwanis for the
YMCA bus and trailer, equipment
which has made possible more
extensive camping experiences for
mary Y boys.
Also the Community Funds
Business Team in East Cleveland
will have to find a new chairman
and the Church of the Cross, a new
Board member.
Mr.. King has long been asso-
ciated with the Joseph Carabelli
Company.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
Second" Career
Brings Honor To
Msgr. Griffin

In Atlantic City on Tuesday oi
this week the American Hospita
Association, there in convention
honored three Of its members
whose studies 80 years ago even
tually became today's nationwide
Blue Cross.
So honored were Msgr. Maurice
F. Griffin Of East Cleveland's St
Philomena parish; DIR. Robert
Wuerke of Detroit Receiving Hos
pital and DR.. Basil Mclean OF
Strong Memorial Hospital, Mimi
They are the surviving members Of
an original five-man committee.
1t all began about 80 years ago
when, at an American Hospital AS
sociation meeting in New York
City a Texas delegate reported
that a group of school teachers
there had pooled funds against
possible hospital needs.
The report caused the young
priest from Ohio to ponder the
query: why not such a plan, on
free choice, on nationwide
basis ?" In his studies that fol-
lowed European plans were cast
aside because of government con-
trolls, while South American plans
were cancelled due to limitations.
I'VE must have free choice of
hospital and free choice of doctor
plan in America" said the young
priest.
Eventually the studies prog
ressed, the five-man committee
made it's report, hospital and
physician groups became inter
ested, the Rosenwald Foundation
gave 100000 to the study and the
first American disqualification pro-
gram was launched. In the follow
iLg five years plans were changed
to meet existing needs and
eventually commission wa 5
formed to grant charters under the
name of Blue Cross.
In relating this bit Of history,
Msgr. Griffin revealed that his in
terests in hospitals during all of
his pastoral years has made him
past president of the Ohio Hos
pital Association, a trustee of the
American Hospital Association and
founder of Catholic Hospital AS
sociation.
when became a trustee Of the
American Hospital Association"
comments Msgr. Griffin, "there
were no salaries, no physical as
sets. Today it operates on half
million dollar budget"
Msgr. Griffin's long and sue
cessful career in hospital services
began as simply as did the hos
pitalization program of the Texas
school teachers. Following his or
dination in June, 1908, he was
named assistant to Msgr. Edward
Mears of st. Columbo parish,
Youngstown. His first assignment
was the selection of a site for
Catholic hospital, the original re-
quest coming from the then Bishop
John P. Farrelly. st. Elizabeth
Hospital was the outcome of this
task, and the beginning of what
has proved a second career for the
highly esteemed and honored
priest at st. Philomena's.
His one satisfaction in his own
words: "The people have bene-
fitted"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
CIambake Wednesday

With ideal weather in the offing,
and with prospects of a good
crowd, the annual clambake of the
ECBA and Exchange club promises
to be another enjoyable affair in
these joint get-to-gethers.
The bake is TO be served at Budd
Marsh's, Lost Nation rd. and Lake
PShore blvd. at next Wednesday.
Pasteboards can be had from John
Stratton, Al Cutler, DR.. R. John
Stahl, Harry Martin, Bob Hender-
son and AL Norwich.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
Democrats Meet

The first meeting of the year
for the Fourth Ward Democrat
Club will be held Wednesday, Sep
tember 2Sth at 8 p. m. at the Club
Recreation, 2O74 Noble rd. Ben
McDonnold of Elwood rd., Ware
leader, will preside. All persons
interested are invited.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22

Boys or girls age 8 TO IL inter-
ested in delivering The East Cleve-
land Leader living in the vicinity
of Mann, WOOdwOrth, East 1S3rd
to East 136th call GIL. 1-43S3.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

CONN. AVE-, SHERATON-PARK
-VIC.--Lovely. lge., light and airy;
running water, refgr., hot plate
consider daytime care Of child
$5S. 2s17 2sth st. n.ws NO. q
III i1th ST. MCLEAN room
refgr., hot plate, sink: lady; child
accepted. Ss wk. Ii. 3-9s32.
NICE. CLEAN L.H.K. RM.; redec.
lady only 1895 mo. 1888 Newton
81 NV. Du. 7-s231 or To. 2-2s52,
asss 18th ST. N.w.-Ist a.. bed
pvt entr.; si2.76 wk. DE. 2-le75
FRONT STUDIO, refrr.. grin. clock
radio Tv, African mattress; So
SIS 2147 r NV. Elk. 3-6633. ri
COOL BAsEMENT-Refgr., grill
clock radio, TV. airfoam mattress
Ss-s15. 2i47 r NV. Ex. 3-6e33
1900 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Emc. apt,
bath. Maid service. no. S-ssss.
1888 14th ST. N.W.--Bedroom with
kitchen. electric refrigerator, gas
stove, newly decorated. Double bed,
linens furnished. --3
4IS 9th ST. S.W.-2 and 3-rm.
apts., S12 wk. up, Child ok. Conv.
to Military and Govt. bidgs. Also
Ink. rm.. 1st A.. 50. NE. S-5096.
$40 5th ST. s.E.-Near Pa. ave,
2 rms. LIST H.. corner, o windows.
Well ventilated, $3.50 wk. ME,
9I3 9Th ST. NV. = j lge. Ink.
room, $40: 2 Ink. rooms, S13. DI.
1e14 iath ST. N.w.-Newly dec.
rm. and kitchenette. refgr.. stove
and sink. SI2 wk. -
12l N. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.--Refgr
and stove: clean rms: $S wk.
Nr. the Capitol. Ii. 3-9703. --4
Evening star., 1955-07-01

sALxi Eess. ne.srs. garden sE.s
Limited supply left. NALoNEYf
T6fsoR. rieh dsrf ban: idsz:
II isa ssas sis. sfs'f. a.is:r.i sas i.'die5; E6
GIANT hrs, rsinsow eolors: St .
bushel while transplanting Many
other perennialS, JOHN BURDOFT.
colesyilie: Nd 1873 colesytlle
sfhcizL FL al fRis M MWkEk ocIY-6..d
Past Hitch tractor with piox and
disc, S1,S0o, reduced 10 $l.4e5;
INC H tractor. 5000. reduced %
S695: Bf Avery tractor With ploW,
cult and fert. stt., $3.50. reduced
to $500. New Holland 70 balef,
$1,000. reduced TO $7a5; INC 81
eona6ins With motor. $500. reduced
satsss % sss' MaLosESs oSHss nafsiess me- ssi
fREE REMOVAL. toppins. trim.
mint. land cleared; frse esti-
NEW EoUiPMENT-Fuil line OF In
transitional tractors and farm equip
end elevators. Meyers hay eondi-
hoes and leaders. Briilon grass
seeders. Ezee Flow line sewers. baleT
and binder twine: parts and service.
MALONEYss. Silver Spring, Nd
POWER LAWN MOWERS, new,
$4D.95 and up; used. SIS and up.
Time payments. MALONEY's, NC
S126 Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
R0T0 TTLLERs AND GARDEN
TRACTOR. new or used, 500 .9b and
up. Time payments. MALONEY's
INC. Sl26 Ga. ave.. Silver Spring.
FLOWER PLANTs-Petunias. soc
doz.; zinnias. marigolds, cosmos.
40c; EVENINGS after pm, week
ends. holidays. SB26 Adeiphi rd.,
Hyattsville. HA. 2-S941.
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used,
parts and service. MALONEY's.
INC. Silver Spring. Md, JU. s.
USED EouIPMENT--super C and
NJ tractors. Oliver n tractor, pillow.
disc and mower: garden tractors;
New Holland blowers: New Holland
balers Cub corn planter; Cub gang
mowers; Cub graders: John Deere
harvester: 81 INC combine: side
delivery rake: plows and discs;
cultimulcher; tractor manure spread
er.. MALONEY'6. INC, Silver Spring,
Nd, JU. S-3333.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIV, good neigh.
borhood, loc. 315 Franklin st. ne.
Apt. Ito. NO, 7-5065. 3
ONE CULTURED, YOUNG GENTLE.
MAN, to share cool bsmt. apt. with
2 other men. Rear 1880 New Hamp-
shire NV. After pm. --3
NEARBY VIRGINIA = Gentleman
air conditioned with other man
Call Saturday am, ia. 5-11T0.
LADY to share apt. with other lady.
cool and attractive; excellent loc.
good bus service to Pentagon, Navy
and d. c. OV. 3-4492. --3
YOUNG MAN has newly furn. apt to
share with another young man
Cony. d. C. and Pentagon. JA.
5-2635, ewes. -
ARL. BLVD: close in-2 girls. 90 tc
rs. to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
other Girls; twin beds. TV; S33 mo
LADY OK CPLE. TO SHARE APT;
very conv.; $15 week. 10. S-76S7
after 4.3O pm. %
DuPoNT CiRCLE-Youns lady to
share 6-rm. apt. in converted
town house with 3 other ladies;
pvt. ent.. elevator. all utils.. air
cond.: $3.50. HU. 3-7970. NO. 2
coLoRED-MAN TO SHARE bedrm.
apt. with another man. air-condi-
toned CAN after $50 pm. week
DAYS DE 2-3l92 -4
Evening star., 1955-07-01
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

decorated 1 bedrm.; liv. rm. mod.
ern kit and bath; latest in equip.
ment. See RES MGR. on premises
sis iS' 10. 10th ST. s.E.-rron. apt.
bath s62.bo. See Mr.. Harris or
IGEoRGETowN Psei,Isss EFFIc.. fun si... III
apt bldg; nice loc.: SIS. so, utlls
Day. ia $4,000; ewes. Ho. 2-6742
GEORGETOWN, 1880 Que st. NV
;2,bedrm % apt In apt blSg; See 81, an \
DECATUR AND 18th ST. N.W.-lsl
essalSSisiSRfE; eaSss2fE DR5osPoRs oass nA App. y
WALTER REED AREA, Cedar Court
4l0 Cedar SC, n.v,-Liv. rm., din
rm.. bedrm.. kit.. bath; SOS. RA
Bsai1GS2SIf;wooD--Three 1SSI; rooms. kid fiteh.
s1ssts Ss;s ga Dr,ysss a,sS, bath' adults onls
isos isth 81. N.w.--Attraetive two
rms; din. space kit, sarbage dis,
posal. closets, shower bath. SS7 90.
Ali utils incl Two flights up,
can be seen any day except SUN
sfs Hp- ,siS sIsIsf Il. NV, Downtown ts loc..
tion-IEf1cieney ROOM Kitchen
SR. fs'ei w4LTEK AIT REED. 1890 ,Tswkes-
bury pl. n.w.-l bedrm.. lily. rm..
dinette, kit. and bath: avail. AUG.
1. Utils. incl. $50 90. Weekdays,
SFw EM SGfSl Mo6pRS $50 vSowNhroWS ri oss2sa si,y..
tor BLDG; with sundeck. bsmt, gar
age available Ideal employed Girls
and couples. Beautiful spacious
bedrm sa ,sspt-r $3.50. EncieDey' scyy'
s-RM. MOD, APT. and bath, Sos
mo, incl. al 1tiis. Adults. 8 H ST.
Mr.. fENNA. AVE. BRhDGE--1 and
"a lsee.%,ss s.,s Jay ,s AZ Gm :,S sips.ss s4s RI, s,s
utiis.: conv, loc. Across ponns. Ave.
i4i2 Youns ct. III. .1-4peo. "A
Evening star., 1955-07-01
DOGS. PETS. ETc.

Choice puppies; ch. stud
service; Axe. reg. MacKINNON
sPsiSGik sSIS q 0GsryHsNsaIi sPHNIEh I'll PGfPpTEs4s
ywss; : - old; beautifgl, hsssithsy
pet;.. PETS; rsaS,; ;, also YOUNG goardel
paEf III RsEf White s00s sl.ins: aISsk SGs %s
AfReGDALE TERRiERs; Axe; q
wks.;. wormed, innoculated; home
raised; finest lines for show OF
loving companions. OIL. 4-550l
Beautiful sable and tri-
color puppies you'll be proud to
COCKER PUPS, Axe champion
sired: Nteddy-bear type: best for
sbbinl CHILDREN; silver. % %bnff ard and black.
babies. 81, so. nest boxes, fiisht
cages. Best offer. Wo. 6-2329.
GUINEA PIGS. nice pets, healthy
stock; cages available. Spring A.
.sa; .s5sa; EDNoRs gss,Mp., Mp, sp.S1vS,
EsSEsa SreEn and whits. liver snd Hhits
Axe, good stock; wonderful pets
Reas. priced. Gaithersburs 945.W,
sHMoYE6 ssSS1 SnfTITii fPTuIPPIEs. from 1nterna.
tional Champion Janet Jan May;
males; : wks. old; $50. Phone
saiPpiNS MHi Hi;S'sai CRATES, dogs. cats. etc.
an sizes. lishtvsisht 10y. low cost
fSaRsfAksETsn an isrsnt for a; Sas;edins. is pr,
stock: si2S. IA. 7-2422, s-5 >. m
POODLE. black standard, Z mos.
BLACK AND WHITE PUPPIES fol
sale: 9 wks. old; So. TU. 2-6S76.
MINIATURE scHNAUzER FuPs,
intelligent and affectionate, cham
PooDLEs miniatHrs nss,rs DpDeIss PDoEs IS feI
sEASLE 1iis PUPS, Axe, f.ld cham.
pion stock. HE. 4-5S93. a
sHELTIE PUPS miniature colliesl
purebred. not registered; S25. KE
cSILfE PUPS. Axe, excel. pedisree
tri-colors and sables. well marked
female, $50 and up. Lo. 5-4403
PoMERANIAN PUPPIES. toy, orange
Axe, lovely pets. Ch. sired. Reas
Dep. will hold. LA. 6-IS95.
ers vsterinars he hospital Spahnls az q 9fos t0
r. I. ave. ne. DIR, LANXTER d
WEBBER. once hrs. daily. IL
an. to noon. 9 pm. to 8 pm.
Sun. and holidays, 10 am. to / pm
DOG--Gentle, young med. size, NIX
Police-Airedale. male. need kind
NNHY n q
= NIX. breeds, females, 1-pt. cocker
Spaying requested. LO. 5-0S2s
DACHSBUND PUPPIES, Axe, for
pets, show. or breeding stock. Ell.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. Axe
reg. ASGARD- -ARBAND KENNELS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1856 N ST. N.w.-Young people;
home-eooked food, friendliness;
reas. prices; cow. loc.: Tv.
WALTER REED vIC.--Nicely furn.
twin bedrnn., home privileges. de-
licious meals RA. 3-4124..
ELDERLY PEOPLE DESIRED, large
double and single rooms in pleas
ant. friendly home: cool porch.
shady yard: excellent meals. 2206
Wisconsin ave. NV, EN-. "a 152.
BRADLEY ARMS at Dupont circle.
1925 10th st. n.w.-Home-cooked
food. Reasonable prices.
MOTHER viii give excellent care to
child In licensed Christian home.
Reasonable. HO. 2-0346. IL
COLUMBIA RD. NV, 2001-Nice
dble. rm. afr eond.. free TV in
: rm., $l6 wk.; sgle.. &12 TO $l5:
good meals: w. people. co. 5-24g3,
CALVERT HOUSE, i4o1 10th st. NV
Large, lovely, rooms. Selective
menu Switchboard TY -
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APIS. FURNIsHEp--p.c.

GEoRGETOwN. 2bso Cue st., n.w.--
any time, A66psn - APT. 81 RE. =. 7.
ssis 18th ST, NV, nicely turn
Nv, bedrm.. kit. and bath: S7b per
Lee. I sfTDfo fsf Tesissh, SM., Window i fan. kit,
bath, $75; also 2 rms, kit. bath
porch. $50. 1908 Lamont at. NV.
OIL. 4-5S27, AID. 4-6249. --3
5O4 End ST, S.E.--2 rooms and rear
porch, nicely furn.; adults; $50,
,sJs u; 4lfIfs ALLISON ST. N.w.-sed.iiv
rm., kit, dinette. pvt. bath: utils.
1eth tain AND fSoS MT. .ffTlD PIEAs. columbia la I'd
Nice; 2 Ice. front. conv., reas..
baby: 4 transp.. centers. AID T.
FRANCIS FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
Completely iurn; apis. BY day oil
1885 N ST. N.W.-Attrac. 1-rm. enc
avail. immed. In this conv. location
S45. CO. Basal. or ino. Apt. 8
32I7 CONN.--Efic. and 1-bedrm
spts;; restricted bldg. From $50 t.
sl2o. Manager, EM. 2.6s43;
1as3 NEWTON VIEW rlS N;M.,-2,S sSa i 90 bedsm Ss,1,
,sss sssn sTsT%oE HffSRs 81. NV. W. MIST r. fstl
and Col. rd.--I bedrm.. liv. rm.
kit. and bath. porch; back yard
s55 mo; Enc, as, $50 mo-, incl. al
EFFiC., S79 5O;. two 1-bedrm.,. Ss5
S9b, utils. incl. Agent, ls44 Co,
caPlfoL lunHis rd aiiEconv. H. c1 4-SDss @say FED
bldEs.; clean apt. bldg; new furn;
ideal Govt. girls. Ems $69.5Q
utiis. incl air cond. avail : immed
oceIp. 247 Delaware ave. sw.. ST
ENTIRE FL. SIS wk.-s rms, kit
pvt. bath, utils., linens. 2 adults
Also studio rm.. kit; I girl $
VIZ. TU 2-0s21. 342o 18th st. NV
GEoRGETowN-Enslish basement
l bedroom, fireplace. utilities In
cluded: 500. available July lb
NO. 7.5be2. y, GIBBONS koLBi
GESRc syeii cHFowS@f iii RiSssS. b.drm., garden ard
Fireplace; conv.,. new, cool; charm.
,s,s i1s; n.S. sl.S 81. S.a RR-sl si4ess ef@ snt @
bath apt, with refgr. and cookinl
facilities; nicely furn., in Ice. apt
bldg. with elevator service: only
S4s.b0 month. To inspect, ses
resident manager or call DU. q
1iiss CHAPLIN ST. N.w.-1 bedroom,
incl. utils. AID. 4-63s5. Il
G. ST. NE, I26. mr.. Cap.--1 and 2
bedrms. semiprivate and private
41e 9Th ST. s.w.--2 and 2 rm
to military and Govt. bldRs. Also
Ink. rm.. LIST mr.. 80. NE. s-bOs6
CONN. AvE.--I.se. b-rm,. 2-bath
apt; eompl. and attrac. furn. Sub
let 2 mos. or longer. DU. -7-O656
asee GEORGIA AyE.--Nswiy dec.
bedrm., iiv. rm.. dinette. kit. snt
bath. all utils. incl Suitable fol
3 Girls or cpls. Call RA. e-7s77
Evening star., 1955-07-01
FARM AND GARDEN

FORD FERGUSON tractor: soos
cong; good tires; S675. EverEreer
roPs6YYL SALE tons delivered
locally: SIS. Additional charge for
distant delivery RE. 6-660f. Ia
LANDSCAPING, sodding. grading
bluegrass laid 25c per sa. yard, 20s
Selisysred. Immed. delivery. Cali .TU
HAS; Az shois. Timothy and miSsai
deliver. Spring 4-524l. %
BuLLD0ZER for grading, excavating
iand clearing; free estimates. Call
-QN. 4-sb33; night, AP 7-059S.
TREE WORK expertiy done; no jot
too large or too small Reas. rates
Free estimatss Du. T-702e. -
GQOD TOPSOIL, - per yard, Tele,
phone day, Redwood 6-6330. ant
evenings. Redwood 6-ea8O, -
TOPSOI1--very good rich topsoii fol
lawns and greenhouses: very reas
Call 10 S-4a33
TOPsOIL, from dairy farm. YER,
rich, Sl2 for 6-ysrd load. def
within mi. JE 4-3l1b
bLDEGRAss SOD delivered TO you
lob: You lay Il and save. Terms 4
desired, qREENwIcH Farm NURs'
rML DIkf. rops0ns, road gravel
siudss. sand hnuiine, sradins. Mr.
8ARTrNG. no. 2-seT4. --b