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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13
Gunshot Wound

Richard L. Edwards, 10, of 1904
Glenside rd. is recovering nicely at
Huron Road Hospital from a gun
shot wound in his left leg between
the ankle and the knee.
Edwards, being chased by East
Cleveland police, had jumped a
fence at the rear Of an Eddy rd.
property, Patrolman Earl Lefferts
in pursuit. AS the officer followed
over a second fence, he fell and
his revolver discharged striking the
fleeing Edwards.
The injured man was rushed to
the hospital in the police am
bulance.
The chase started when Edwards,
driving truck, cut in front Of the
cruiser at Doan and Hayden ave-,
and fled at high rate of speed up
one street and down another, fin
ally ending up on Eddy rd., where
he attempted to flee, after jumping
from the truck.
He told police he became fright
ened when he realized what he had
done. Edwards is from Emery Gap,
Tenn. The truck was loaned to him
by fellow roomer, to take his girl
home to East Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13

by her father, wore a white peau
Sc sole gown with bodice Of
Chantilly lace and full skirt. A
matching cap of lace encrusted
with a circle of seed pearls, held
her veil. She carried a white bridal
bouquet.
The brides attendants wore
emerald green velveteen cocktail
length frocks in princess style and
carried bouquets of yellow NUNS
with wheat sprays. The brides
sister, Mrs. Daniel O'Brien was
matron of honor. Miss jeanette
Marie Manning was maid of honor
and Miss Patricia Jean Kurtz was
the bridesmaid.
Lieut.. Eugene r. Steffen USAF
served as best man for Mr.. Platz.
The ushers were Daniel w. Ham
mer, Thomas H. Quinn, brother Of
the bride, and Raymond Suydam.
The reception was held that eve
ming at the AlcaZar.
The newlyweds are at home at
265OO Parklawn dr., Euclid.
The bride is a graduate Of Villa
Angela and the groom has his BSS
and MA degrees from John Carroll
Uniersity.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13
Christmas Carols
At Caledonia School

Deck the halls and sing and
sing it will be as all pupils of
Caledonia school join in the schools
annual Christmas Carol program
for the parents.
In order to accommodate every
one comfortably in the school audi
torium, parents of the afternoon
kindergarteners and Of the first,
second and third grade groups are
invited to attend the program
Thursday, December goth at 2 p. m.
The same program will be given
again Friday, December 21st, at
10 a. m. for parents of the morning
kindergarteners and Of the fourth,
fifth and sixth grade groups.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward V. Schehl,
1885 East 135th st. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Patricia Margaret to William E.
Mower, jr. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. Mower, 21271 Tracy ave.
Miss Schehl is a graduate of
Collinwood. High School and is at
tending Miami University. Mr..
Mower, graduate of Euclid Cen
trail High attended John Carroll
University.
No date has bee set for the
wedding.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13
Wedahgd- Engagements
Mrs. John Frederick Platz

In st. Philomena Church Satur-
day, November oath, the Rev. AL
bert Myers of st. Agnes Church
performed the wedding ceremony
and Rev. George O'Hara celebrated
the nuptial mass for Constance
Marie Quinn and John Frederick
Platz jr. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard B. Quinn,
1929 Pennington rd. and the
groom's parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
John Platz Of 1889 Holyoke ave.
The bride, escorted to the altar
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13

Gertrude Tueek. $4,000 Euclid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28

AUTHOR John Savage is an Eng
KSh instructor ar Washington UHiver-
ily. 81. LOEiS. He has had many short
stories published and has jRsf com
pleferIa FIRST novel 10 come our in 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28

Wy father got his hunting boots out Of the closet
shook spider Of Of them and scared the spider
back into the closet Then he answered my question
mo, you can't shoot my gun the hunt. It's twelve
gauge for the love Of God. It's too much gun for
body that's just a kid
I'm almost fifteen" | reminded him. I've been
shooting twenty for thousand years."
Shoot il some more. Lots Of grown men shoot
Small-gauee gum"
spread my hands. $50 you can shoot my twenty
Don't be so smart" my father said, and kicked me
in the rear with the side Of his boot.
That was all right could see had chance And
after dinner. while l was doing the dishes. my father
came in and perChed himself on the sinkboard I'm
going to tell you the TRUTH. he said.
That wasn't anything new. He and always did tell
the truth. Maybe that why we had many fights.
Il don't know what to do. my father said. Il don't
want to be Stinker about the twelve-gauee. -" He
6ddled with the cold water faucet.
picked up platter to dry. You'd probably do
lot Of missing if you tried my twenty" said.
Missing? How do you fgureT'
Smaller pattern said. with twelve if you're
little or you can still connect. With twenty you
really have to hold right"
His face got pink. Il do hold right. Always have.
Are you saying can't hit ducks with twenty?'
you never tired. Probably you'd do just fine.
Nobody knows
He scowIed at me- you're sure full Of sass today
don't think III let you shoot the twelve after all
AW, please, oeeeeo. III DC careiul, ana
I've been thinking about Mom." my father
cut in. Trying TO figure out what she'd say
I got out a dishtowel and put him to work. My
mother had been dead only years. and easier
to talk about her when had something to do with
hands. what would Nom say?' asked him.
He trying to rub the flowers of the gravy boat
took il away from him and handed him wet saucer
''She was the one" my father said slowly that
talked into getting you the bike so soon remember?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28
BY JOHN SAVAGE
Illustrated by William a. Smith

Every time I'd say you were too little for something,
she'd say you weren't = and she'd be right
l knew then he'd let me have the tweve-gauge He
put down the and said, II just seeing if
could get you out of the drivers seat You try the
twelve
"Hot dogr' ran and got my hunting Jacket and
dumped half box of twelvegauee shells in the pockets
We drove all the next day. We made Lakeville at
dark and decided % buy gas there before driving
out to the camp The service station got interested
soon as he hunters. did you ellaS hear
about the game warden getting kiIIed?'
mo" my father said. 'How did it happen?"
Nobody knows. His body was found in rice field
last week. face down. Somebody had taken him through
the chest with shotgun. Close range
who on earth would do thing like that?'
"Poachers. expect. There's been gang of market
hunters working around here"
Market hunters. We paid for the gas and
drove on toward camp. We were in Palmer county,
which about far from civilization you get.
On both sides Of the road rice fields stretched for
miles, shining in the moonlight. What's a market
hunter?" asked.
Nastiest criminal on earth" My father swerved the
car to miss big puddle Don't get me started on
that"
didn't try to- All cared about was tomorrow The
twelVegauge was between my knees. 1t beautiful
doube-baHeled Fox. The recoil would be more than |
was used to, but was ready for it.
saw the lights of the lodge half mile ahead xviii
anybody be there?" asked.
Only the caretaker Bud Royce and Harvey Smith
couldn't get away from their wives
The lodge looked pretty ramShackle, even in the
moonlight My father drove around in front to park
and Mr. Moore, the caretaker of the lodge to
help us with stuff Then he gave our dinner in
the kitchen. Just one thing went wrong, and didn't
understand what it meant at the time.
1t happened right after we finished eating The club
had big, walk-in refrigerator off the Kitchen and my
father opened the door to show to We stepped
inside There wasn't much to look at just few crates
of vegetables, but il the biggest refrigerator had
ever seem And cold. You could your breath.
Just as we were leaving, a tweve-gauge shot,
gun near the door, My father picked up and stared
at it as if il was a snake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28

couldn't see anything wrong until my father handed
the gun to Then noticed that the long tube of the
magazine had homemade extension on it, that reached
to the end of the BARREL 1t would hold about dozen
shells, instead of states legal limit of three
MIR. Moore had gone upstairs. By the time he got
back, my father and at the table again. Every
thing just had been when the careaker walked
out, except for one thing my father had the illegal
shotgun leaning against the table beside him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28
oDen Season
For Murder

In the still night the
meet the who had killed the game warden2
y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28

rW-Io-2s-8
Evening star., 1956-08-31

cruise-Alo 2O-it. cabin cruiser,
. hunks, head, galley. running water;
make ofier: viii trade. can finance.
UN. 4-O0b2.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK ~ convertible: good bodv
and top: $3.50. 40l4 You 81. SCI,
Bradbury Heights. Nd, 10. S-74S7.
BUICK SO Century 2-dr. Riviera :
bL and VIII. tri-tone: eompl. eouip.
incl. Wv. tires, radio, D. brakes
and steering; like new; pvt. owner:
s., ,7a5. JE. 4-i234.
CADILLAC So Coupe de vile: dis
tinctive 2-tone green finish. fully
equipped including power steering
and mower brakes; very low mileage.
Special at S3,995.
Suburban Cadillac Olds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-75O0
OPEN SATURDAY
CADILLAC 1856 Fleetwood: liTht
green, full power, air cond. Best
reasonable offer. Dunkirk 5-75I8.
CADILLAC '5e "62" coupe; princess
green, power st. and br., low mile
age. Best reas. offer. DU. 5-9657.
CADILLAC 1854 De vile; blue and
white, fully equipped; very few
miles, same as new inside and out.
HYATTSvILLE AUTO SALES, 1920
r. 1. ave, WA. 7-12S0.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
Waterfront
Chesapeake Bav

CHESAPEAKE BEACH, less than
hr. from d. C.-First time offered
Attractive waterfront cottage, easii,
winterized II desired. situated higf
above the water with safety from
many miles of bay; has 2 sizabii
bedrooms. LARGE combination kit. arr
din. room. living room, screened
front porch on which to relax anS
watch the rising of the sun ani
moon IN the east across the water.
or see the large and small chips ply,
ing the bay; a cottage not too BIZ
% care for. but compact, cczy ant
cottage to enjoy during two Of thu
best months Of the year-Septelnbe
and October: its neither too hot MOI
too. cold and the fishing Is at III
best: its all yours for only $3.50
furnished. cash or liberal terms ar,
No. 2. NORTH BEAcH-cottaees
year-round homes from So 300 K
$4,000; greatly reduced prices or
some with down payments as low a.
$500 with convenient monthly pay.
vnents; make your selection over thu
Labor Day week end as many will do
No. 3-Want q retirement HON,
or an excellent place tn raise yoni
youngsters in the country ear thu
bay? Widow must sell ner HON.
to settle matters at once: its situated
ga miles from Chesapeake Bay with
Ia. acres Of land: part. in lawn
part In garden and mart in rhicher
yard; its landscaned with flowers
and shade trees: the 1-story cottage
has 2 sunporches, living room. ain
lng room, 2 sizable bedrooms. large
kitchen with electric Ange enc
cabinets. full modern bath. base
ment with automatic oil hot-watei
heating plant. radiators in all
rooms; supermarket within ! min
utes walk; priced for immediate sale
lat only $1,000; terms ARRANGED II
@~rs~ssry
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
At The Stop Sign
Chesapeake Beach. Md.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

BRADLEY BLVD. in lovely Congress,
Forest Est. - beaut. wooded acres
with stream. OIL. 7-93I3.
1891 Z ST. S.E.-Lot. 1897. Ask
ing $1.e00 net. Call Ii. 3-O64O.
Evening star., 1956-08-31

ACRE LOTS at CoIesville! Excellent
elevation. scenic views; mr.. parh
and country club. Con1betitiveiy
priced with $3.50 cash down
RIPLEY Ss ROMER. JU. 5-S51l.
LOT on Broad ST. in Fails Church
l32 IT. by 8 IT.; can build ) store.
rooms: S2:50 per It. HOLLEY
REALTY. $500 Lee hwy. KE. s.
CLOSE To- ,,TS TO EyERYTaNGMl EYER G: to e
GEORGES REALTY Co, uN. 1.
1lt6. WA. 1850.
LANGLEY. va, AREA-On the Pali.
sades OF the Potomac. 3la mi. up
stream from Chain Bridge. ia-acre
and 1-acre home sites in select
community. Wooded or cleared as
fSc. fSs D!fter- ga' 7-sMsz7'W W .Ai ABLssGSMsAN s55ss
LOTS FOR SALE-By OWNER. Sew
eral beautiful homesites located Of
Mass. Mass aye; IN MARYLAND, within 2
most exclusive residential section,
Call WA. 7-6389, FE. 3-6343.
WHEELER RID. AREA-Lot lOOxo 75:
city water; . miles District line;
idea for walkout hsmt. LO. 7-S62S.
BEAUTIFUL, Ia-acre lot on Pano.
rama dr., Potomac Vista; excellent
viewi corners staked, one of the
best. 7, D. BURGESS. RE. $4,000
ACREAGE, ACREAGE. ACREAGE
Residential, industrial, commercial.
LYNCH BROS. INC, Shirley hwy,
Springfield. Va, FL. $4,000. week
DAYS.
MANOR COUNTRY CLUB - Obtain
free membership to suburban Mary
lands exclusive club with purchase
of beautiful, shaded 34-acre lot in
best section of Manor Club. Lot is
last one on street of magnificent
homes. Owner will sacrifice for S4,-
900. Lot IS 100 IT. deep with $50
It. facing on county road. City wa
ter percolation already approved.
Topographical survev included at
no, cost. To inspect, lot is on Great
Oak ROAD with owners identifying
! ACRES for subdividing or home
sites; nr. town OF He-ndon; adjoin-
ing present subdivision; partly
wooded: $4,000 cash. THELMA M.
HIGGINS, Broker Herndon 2S6-J.
GREENWOOD FOREST-Beautiful
l4-acre wooded lots. The outstand-
ing development in nearby Md Only
20 minutes to D. c. and Fl. Meade
Good selection. $50 individually
styled homes occupied. Nr. schools.
churches, shopping, and transp Call
today for information. Reasonable
Liberal terms
M. LEO STORCH
DEVET 0pER Sp 9-ASOn
Evening star., 1956-08-31
RUNABoUTs. cRUisERs. UTiLfTY
USED BoATs :, AMP MoToRs

SAVE ssss-ws can't quote our cut
prices on these fine brands. Aluma
Craft. Grumman. Feather Craft,
Mhirlvind, Pm, Plasti.craft, and
prepared 70 buy. Reductions up 70
$500 per boat on boats selling for
less than $1,000 Once.in-a lifetime
deals on boat. motor. trailer eombina-
tons. This is q real saving At low
est prices ever offered. Don't delay
Normal prices apply after Labor Day.
topen 2 70 8 pm. Aon.l Trades
MARINE EouIPMENr Co
7th and Maine 6.W. Ma. e-15e0
Evening star., 1956-08-31
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

CAPE LOCH HAvEN-Two lots to.
gether on Maple dr.; $1,000, or
easy terms. OWNER. HA. 2-7220
COTTAGE, on large lot; A bedrooms
bath. kitcnen. large porch; hot
water; furnished; $500. low down
payment. AID 2-9475.
LAKE JACKSON bldg. lots or
| highest location with panorama oi
lake. Most accessible location
$1,000. 10. 7-702O.
WOODLAND BEACH-Attrac. cot.
tage elec run. water, refsr. M
WATERFRONT LOT-st. Leonardi
Greek. White Sands Beach anC
Country Club area. q acre w/150.
Il. waterfront. OWNER, XII. s.
MASONRY BUILT year-round home
modern equipment, Venetian blinds
etc; . bedrms.. bath, liv. rm.
kitchen and utility rm.; near water.
$1,000 See JOHN F. HAFFoRD
end Of 9TH st., Deale Beach, Md.
or call UN. 7-3471
SUMNER COTTAGE and S lots
beautiful trees. garden, boat harbor
S5,250. See JOHN F. HAFFoRD
end Of 9TH ST., Deale Beach, Nd.
or call UN. T-3471.
PATUXENT RIVER--New, 3-bedrm
house, oil heat, screened patio, sur
deck. Reas. Directions: mile.
past Prince Frederick turn right
on Broom Island rd., Rte. aB5
proceed miles turn right at IslanC
Greek, Rte. Sig, . miles to Water.
front and house. r. z. WILLIAMS
Owner.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-Yr. -round ma.
/ sonry home, 26 mi. out; . bedrms.
| liv. rm., kit, complete bath. OF
heat. eiee refgr.. furn, S10,500
Good terms, HINE & CO., Me. b.
05l9.
WOODED CABIN SITES Ino build.
ing restrictionsl. Full price, S4g5
500 down, $40 monthly. You
/ choice OF over 90 tracts from "a /,
I ? acres In RIVERWOOD FARMS, Z
beautiful Patuxent. Good fishing
bathing and hunting In fall. Pavet
streets and electricity. Communitl
picnic park and protected boat har,
Dor. Call for FREE BROCHURE
/ Dir: Nd. Rte. 5, through Waldorf
Hughsville. 70 Guys Corner, thence
/ Rte. 235 to Cape St. Mary's, follow
our signs from waldorf. ". e
HINES q SON. IA. 7-1660.
BEVERLY BEACH-Prettiest yr.,
round ranch home. New. sell fol
cost. Spruce ave. Lu. 2-1So9. Open
TURKEY POINT. hr. 70 d. c.
New California-style ranch house
3 bedrms. quality features, ba'
/ view, Open Sat, Sun. and Mon
BuILDER-owNER. OIL, 9-9007
SHERWOOD FOREsT-New cottage
water view, Handicapped lot. heat
winter water. Priced for quick sale
BRIAN BRANDON, Reaitor, Phoni
Sherwood Forest 471l. -
LABOR DAY SPECIALS
Reduced prices with low dowr
payments and easy terps.
SHADY SIDE. MD-New 3-bedrm
rambler: large lot. Waterfront privil
leges, Price, $4,000, low down nay
lments and easy terms
NEAR CHESAPEAKE YACHT cLUI
Almost new 3-bedrm. rambler. 4
real bargain al S1t,5OO. low dowI
payment and easy terms.
PINE WHIP BEACH, on Boutl
River. Nd ---2-story, J-bedrm housl
with 4 lots. fruit trees, vaterfron
privileges. What q bargain at $40.
800, low down payment and easl
terms. on b LOUIS A. STARIIiN0
ll7al 10Th 81. NV, wash, ID. c. Tel.
IRE 7-i72Q or sat, sun. and Mon
. cal VI, starting at West River. Nd
Tel University 7-422l.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
AUTOS FOR SALE tcons.i

BUICK 40 sedan: =. and h.; rides
drives like new: clean inside anC
out; Wv. tires; S195. LU. 2-3S43
BUICKS-I955 hardtops, Century
Super and Roadmaster: all full,
equipped and in tiptop shape
bumper to bumper: $295 down
with low monthly payments. Banl
financing avail. Open 90. DONALI
MOTORS, 145 Florida ave. ne.
ME. $1,000.
BUICK 1855 Super Riviera 4-dr. sc.
dan: gray and white: all accessories
power steering. power brakes; 81, ,795
CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
BUICK '53 Special de luxe 4-door
fully equip; one owner; immac
cond.; must sell; SS95, trade, terms
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK
goth and R. I. Ave. NE, AD. f-s344
BUICK 1862 Super Riviera coupe;
2-tone blue and white; radio, heat.
er. dynafiow; real buy at $795.
MONROE FORD
800 Wis. Ave. NV. wo. $4,000
BUICK Al Super 4-dr.; dual car
puretor; one owner; S125 cash
EN-. 2-2343.
BUCKS = 1850 sedan, equipped
$500; 81 Riviera 4-dr. sedan,
dyna., T. and h.. S649; 80 Super
4sdr., dyna;s T. and h.. $500: 90
S1,199: ,55 2-dr.. dyna., r. and h.,
Sl,S99; '56 2odr, odr sedan. pwr; str,
Rdmstr sedan. air-cond., full pwr.,
$3.50. HORNER'S COR. (Buick
Dealerl. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th, Ii
6-6464.
BUICK '53 Special Riviera hardtop
distinctive 2-tone forest green and
white. Wv. tires. fully equip; low.
mileage; ope-owner car which re.
fleets the finest of car, sale WATA
warranty. Priced at only Si,295;
free T.-v. Stamps with purchase.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO.
Arlinston's olds Dealer Since I93E
1000 WILSON BLVD. ia. 7-S4O1
Evening star., 1956-08-31
: $3.50

$500 down. On water-Large living
room. kitchen area, bath. porch: ::
wooded lot 75X150 it.; pier. Can be
used as summer or year-round home.
Drive TO Dealr Md, ONCE or call
University 1851.
Max C. Schwartz
Evening star., 1956-08-31
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AvIATIok

ERCOUPE FOR SALE-s5-h new
metal wings. flush r!ye,ed; Marco
Omni. LF. new red and white paint.
Airouip hose throughout. Newly re-
licensed. Perfect condition. S2.395.
OIL. 1891.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
PIcKUPs
TRACTORS
PANELS and VAN

80 DodEe Panl Pkg. Del $3.50
'5I GMC Carryaii S5D6
2-IHC and NC watkins.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

FURNISHED OFFICE. near new
Robert Hall iRockyillel store. Call
OIL. 0-22g7 or VIII. B-B3i3.
OFFICE EQUIP. (formerly real estate
oficel. M. Thomas circle and i4th
81. NV Air-eond.; refgr. lee. safe.
. desks. chairs, file cabinets, etc.
Rent, only SB5 mo-: 81 900. terms.
Ise. rm.. | private once and bath
lease. RA. 3-4SS4.
AIR-C0NDs Ice, attrae. once in
HARRISON a ADAMS, Ma. s-s30s
SPACIOUS. R-cONDITIONED OF.
receptionist law library. $50 per
mo ST 3-1Tli
Evening star., 1956-08-31
Barrister Building
635 4 ST. NV

einele rooms and suites IN clean
modern S-story once building
Wired for air eonditionlne An op-
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co.
9Ss 18th o. NV. DI 1880
Evening star., 1956-08-31
BOATS tcons.l
Labor Day Weekend specia

PENN yam 14-FT. RUNABoUT
complete with hardware; 15-h. p
Evinrude with electric starting. re.
mote controls. steering: Sl.00f
value: sale. $500.
16-FT. PENN YAM Custom Run.
about; complete with hardware; 80.
hip. Evinrude Lark, remote con.
trols. steering and trailer; So. 1896
value; sale price, 81 500.
16-FT. PENN YAM with convert.
Bile top; ideal f1shins boat: complete
with hardware: windshield. con.
trolls. steering and 3O-h.p. Evinrudt
Lark: $1,000 value; sale price
ALI 1855 Ev1NRupE OUT.
BOARDS REDUCED FOR CLEAR
ANCE! Come IN and make US an
offer. Easy credit terms AS little
as l0es down and Is months Il
ROBERT 8. THOMAS
S10g EPnton St g III S-209C
Evening star., 1956-08-31
LOIS, ACREAGE WAN1eD
REAL ESTATE WANTED
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

ONE COTTAGE. Nags Head. 6 lots,
site Corolla, the S25 million de-
velopment For particulars, call
CAROLINA REAL ESTATE CO..
Elizabeth City. N. C. %
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Apts. for rent
all new on the beach. Sleeps 4 or 5
500 week after Labor Day. LA
Evening star., 1956-08-31
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

NEW YORK AVE. at Hecht's me-
1000. 10000 or 10000 50. II,
Modern corner bldg; beautiful Of.
nee; air-cond. OWNER Ma. S-72g5.
BRICK. . stories and bsmt.. 90 H.
by so IT,. soft. alley In rear:
parking facilities; in-town location
Low rent. Call DU. 7.6475.
Evening star., 1956-08-31

SUMNER COTTAGE and s lots
beautiful trees, garden, boat harbor
S5,250. See JOHN F. HAFFORD
end Of 9TH ST., Deale Beach, Nd.
or call UN. T-341l.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FoP RENT

l61I 4th ST. N.W.-Store and
= apt; 2-story bldg. in thickly pop.
I 500. ME. S-004l or EN-. 3-1500.
FAIRFAx CIRCLE-Home and busi-
ness location, zoned commercial; on
+ lz-acre corner, on major hwy. Call
b CL. 6-2693.
Evening star., 1956-08-31

modern equipment. Venetian blinds
etc; . bedrms., bath, liv. rm.
kitchen and utility rm.; near water.
front and place for boat. Price
$1,000. See JOHN F. HAFFORD
end Of 9th st.. Deale Beach, Nd.
or call UN. 7-3471
Evening star., 1956-08-31
IpEAL FoR PAMILY

I0.FT. LAPsTRAKE. white cedar
fat bottom. good cond., new paint
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-08
Sam Diller Heads
College Stunt Mite

Sam Diller, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Leland Diller, Cherry street, a senior
at Bluffton college, has been named
chairman of the international supper
and stunt night to be held Friday,
March %, on the campus.
Booths will be set up in Science
hall, Lincoln hall and Founders hall
representing foreign countries. Foods
typical of these countries will be SER
we'd. Following the supper a stunt
program will be held in Founders hall.
Diller said proceeds from the affair
Will be used for the overseas relief
program and to benefit the sponsor
ing clubs, FLA, Peace club, Commerce
club, IRC and Science club.