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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-19

A tradition of lawlessness and
lack of proper training of child
in its earliest years is attributed by
Judge Stanton Adams to the ju-
venile delinquency problem every
where. Judge Adams spoke to the
Mayfair PTA January 11th and
said, in part:
1--WE hear much about the prob
lem of juvenile delinquency which
has always been a serious one in
this country because in the United
States we have something akin to
a tradition of lawlessness.
"There has been a rise in delin-
quency due to one simple factor
the rise in population. Today's
juvenile delinquency rate per unit
of population is less than one-half
of what it was in 1919 when SO out
of every thousand children in this
county were delinquent. Today only
30 out of every thousand children
are delinquent.
"In 1854 there were 1906 delin-
quent children in Cuyahoga County
compared with 1926 in 1866. There
was an increase of go in the num-
Der of delinquents as against an
$50 rise in population. Thus the
delinquency rate actually decreased.
These figures do not include 2600
juvenile traffic offenders of whom
only 80 were girls.
However, there is still the prob
lem of both Juvenile and adult
delinquency. Seventy per cent of
our delinquent children come from
broken homes, and due to the mech
anization and motorization of
modern life the radio, movies,
television and the automobile -
domestic discipline is no longer the
potent force it formerly was.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-19
Re-Route Colt Al
Bus Linking
EueIid-l52nd St.

Effective Sunday, January 22nd,
the East 152nd st. branch of the
No. Al line of the Cleveland Tran
sit System will operate directly
north and south on Noble rd. be-
tween Euclid ave. and East
152nd st.
The change affects the branch
formerly operated between Euclid
ave. and Colt rd. and between Colt
rd. and Woodworth ave. in East
Cleveland. Travel time is shortened
by eliminating this portion Of the
route and operating from Euclid
and Noble to East 152nd st. via
North Noble rd., on both north and
south-boNd trips. Buses making
trips via this route will be desig-
mated Ala in the destination sign.
The portion Of the route elimi-
mated will continue to be served
by the No. % Euclid Express on
Euclid ave. and the No. A East
152nd st.-Beach rapid transit con-
Meeting line on Colt rd.
Stops on the new portion of
the route will be installed north
bound as follows: opposite Elder
wood on North Noble; at the en-
trance to the General Electric
Parking Lot and on East 152nd
north of Noble rd. Southbound
stops will be installed on East
152nd north of North Noble; on
North Noble south of East 152nd;
on North Noble at the entrance
to the Tow Motor Parking Lot and
on North Noble nearside of Eleder-
wood.
Printed timetables for this route
are available by calling MA 1-9500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-19
Sign Up Now
For Blood Gift
Next Wednesday

On Wednesday. January 25th
East Cleveland residents will again
have a chance to help others while
they help themselves-by donat-
ing a pint of blood. The Red Cross
Bloodmobile will be visiting Shaw
High School, the former girls
gymnasium (use south Sheldon en-
trance) from l to z p. m.
The goal is 200 potential donors
so that the unit will produce from
l25 to $50 pints of blood to help
meet the needs of the local hos
pitals.
For each pint Of blood donated
a certificate is issued which is
good for blood replacement in any
of the Greater Cleveland Hospitals
or in any of the AZ Red Cross
Regional Centers in the United
States. Any group can start a
blood bank with these certificates.
The East Cleveland PTA and many
local churches and lodges have
started banks and have found that
it is a wonderful feeling to have
certificates in their blood bank
when the need arises, states Mrs.
L. r. Kiplinger, Blood Donor chair
man of the East Cleveland Branch
Red Cross.
"Don't wait-make an appoint
ment now to help save a life or
speed a recovery. Blood is life and
YOU are its only source"
Call Mrs. L. R. Kiplinger MO
1-5760 for your appointment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-19
Polio Leaders In
Pre-Mareh Meeting

Judge Stanton Adams, chair
man of the Porchlight Mothers
March January 31st, today an
nounces a meeting for Captains,
Street Lieutenants and any assist
ants who may care to come.
The meeting will be held at 200
p. m. Tuesday, January oath at
theAddams' home, 1890 Superior
rd.
Mrs. Alccwyn Isaac, co-chairman,
will introduce Miss Helen Mannix
of the Cleveland Polio Foundation,
who will give a report on the Salk
Vaccine and other new" news in
the polio field.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-19
Attends Volta

Miss Alice Kent, supervisor of
the East Cleveland Public School
classes for the deaf and hard-of-
hearing, will be in Washington,
DC, January Goth and 21st to
attend the annual meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Volta
Bureau.
The Volta Bureau is a national
organization founded by Alex
Graham Bell for the purpose of
the promoting and the teaching of
speeFh to the deaf. Miss Kent has
been the supervisor of this depart
ment for the past six years.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-19

Recessional to "Triumphal March"
by the orchestra.
Mr.. White, a native Of Elgin, H.,
prepared for his career at the Uni
versity of Chicago from which he
received his Ph.B., MA. and Ph.D.
degrees. He also did work at Stan
ford.
He began his career in education
as an elementary teacher in Thorn
ton, ILL.,, became principal of the
Parker High School, Chicago; super
intendent of schools in Orland Park,
ILL.,; president of Burlington (Iowa)
Junior College; and Visiting Asso-
ciate Professor at University Of
Chicago. He has been at Kent since
1916.
DIR. White is a member of a large
number of educational organiza-
tions, in several of which he has
Page Seven, Please
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-19
CALL NEWS
to
PO. 1873

lovely "The Lord Bless You and
Keep YOU.
Cecil S. Stonebraker, president
of the Board of Education, will pre-
sent the diplomas as Wayne c.
Blough, principal at Shaw, presents
the graduates.
The program closes with the sing
ing of the Alma Mater, and the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-19
Police Attend
Traffic Seminar

Chief of Police H. S. Weaver and
Sergeant William Hartford of East
Cleveland will be among approx
mately 100 officials from a five
county area attending the 18th
Semi-Annual Traffic Seminar Tues
day, January oath at the Cleveland
Automobile Club.
The day-long session features
morning talks by traffic authori-
ties and an afternoon panel and
group discussion.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-19
Open For Business
Sign Going Up AT
New Y BUILDING

The second of Cleveland's ten
proposed new YMCA Buildings is
ready to hang out the "Open for
Business" sign. Dedication Of the
new $175,00O East Cleveland YMCA
community Building will begin
with official ceremonies at Sunday,
January 10Th and continue through
Sunday, February 5th.
The Dedication Week observance
is made up of specific "days" and
nights" honoring various seq
ments of the civic, service, and edu-
cational groups Of the community
who have played an important part
in the growth of the East Cleve-
land Y Branch.
On the official day Of dedication
the keynote speaker will be Fred
w. Ramsey, longtime Y layman
and Cleveland business leader. Mr..
Ramsey is known in Y circles
around the globe for his dedicated
services to this Young Mans Chris
tian Association. Currently he is
the director of the Cleveland Re-
gional office of the Small Business
Administration.
Located at the site of the pre-
sent branch house, 1919 Lee blvd,
the new facility is attractively de-
signed for it's individual services.
It's dimensions are 1872 SO feet.
The 81 38 All-Purpose room
has an all-glass facade to the
north, and just outside later a
patio and outdoor activities will
attract.
On the ground floor are the
offices and lounge, four club
rooms, a craft room, offices and
a modern banquet kitchen equipped
to meet the demands for such a
kitchen in a building where many
groups will meet.
Basement space, added following
the acceptance of the original
drawings, allows additional recrea-
tional area for archery, fencing
and more active activities.
The structure is engineered to
allow the addition of gym or pool
facilities when funds permit. Extra
heating pipes dead-end at the outer
walls, and the furnace room is sized
to take two additional furnaces.
Wiring has also been carefully blue
printed for expansion later.
Parking space is ample, a most
valuable factor. Color schemes and
furnishings are well chosen.
For the people of East Cleve-
land, the new structure eliminates
a 35-year period of waiting.
E. V. Rasmussen, present Cleve-
land general secretary, was the
first executive secretary at East
Cleveland, serving in that posi-
tion from 1921 to 1885.
Erie Chapman, now general
secretary of the Toledo YMCA,
was the l. ,nch's second executive
secretary, olding the post from
1886 to 1941. In 1941 the executive
secretary reins moved to the hands
of William V. Cumler.
Early this month Cumler moved
to the helm of Business Mems Club
at Central Branch and Gordon c.
Esch took the East Cleveland post.
Prior to this Esch was executive
secretary at the Glenville Branch.
The new Brooklyn-Parma Branch
YMCA opened the doors of its
Claud Foster Building last Sep
tember 18th. During Dedication
Week observances there, some
$4,000 people toured the gleam-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-19
Name Chairman
Red Cross Fund
Membership Call

Mrs. Charles Richards, 1851
Sheldon st. has been appointed 1856
East Cleveland Red Cross Fund
Drive chairman, it is announced by
Red Cross Headquarters. Mrs.
Richards was secretary of the 1856
drive.
East Cleveland's goal for 1856 is
1000, approximately $1,000 more
than was raised in the community
in 1855. Last year East Cleveland
raised $9,7O1, not quite making their
set quota of S12,S65.
Mrs. Richards has been active in
Red Cross for ten years, it being
her main community activity. She
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-19
College Men Sing

On Friday, January 9th, the
40-voice Capital University Mems
Glee Club will present a concert
in Monticello Jr. High School at
8 p. m. under sponsorship of the
Brotherhood of Hope Lutheran
Church. The club has won per-
manent possession of the Ohio
Inter Collegiate Council trophy
since 1926. Wilbur E. Crist, for
the past 80 years the conductor,
will again direct the program.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-19
Carrier Wanted

Boys or girls, age 9 to IL,
interested in delivering the East
Cleveland Leader, living in the
vicinity of Woodworth-East 133rd
st. to Hayden area, call GIL. 1883.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-19

ing new facilities. Both completed
buildings, together with the other
eight new ones, are the result of
the Y's five million dollar Building
Fund effort in 1854.
General Chairman for the weeks
observance is A. E. Griffith, a
member of the Board of Manage
Page Seven, Please
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-19
Ike Honored

President Eisenhower on Janu-
airy 18th received the Franklin
award for distinguished service
at the annual Printing Week
dinner in Washington, D. C. The
week commentaries the 250th
anniversary of the birth of
Benjamin Franklin, one of the
nations first great printers.
, 1956-09-15
CALL FOR BIDS


Sealed bids in sextuple will
be received at the Dept. Of
1nsular Affairs, Division Of
Procurement & Supply. Chris
tiansted, Virgin Islands, until
am. September rs, 1856
then publicly opened for
Centrifugal Pumping Unit.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Dept. Of 1nsuIar Affairs, Divi-
sion Of Procurement & Sup
ply. Christiansted, Virgin IS
lands, upon request.
Mphonso RomnsY
Pro B Properly Otfiebt
, 1956-09-15
SUNDAY & MONDAY
CALL Q BIDS
Sealed Bids in septuple will

Sealed Bids in septuple will
be received at the Dept, OF
Insular Affairs, Division OF
Procurement & Supply, Chris
tiansted, Virgin Islands, until
HOO am. September 26, 1856,
and then publicly opened for
KEROSENE, LII
OIL, GEAR ~
BRIcANT, DIESEL OIL AND
PROPANE a
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Dept. Of Insular Affairs, Divi-
sion Of Procurement & Supply
Christiansted, Virgin Islands,
upon request.
Alphonso Rcmney
Pro. & Property Officer
, 1956-09-15
Continued from pa.ge 81
REMOTE ARRDE5S

pClAcA6S d1eu E4AA1 Q4S uh1
Ly absentee administrators. And
the Administration has a tnpor-
taat voice on the Board OF Drea-
tors which makes the polscy Of
the Corporation. We know well
tie story Of the small business
maa who sought a lcal to pro-
mote a shipping service but was
turned down while the relatv We
OF one Of the officers Of the Cor
poration was granted the loan
aad now has the business And
then there was the small farmer
who sought financial help to es-
tablish a chicken farm. He, too
was turned down. Small business
men are chased away but large
hotels and million-dollar interests
who can help themselves Jet q
q hearing.
What this all adds up TO is that
the Executive Ship Of State is
stalled in the middle Of our ha
Dor impeding the progress of thu
people of the Virgin Islands. Its
engines cannot start and it will
not sail. It can only drift on The
strength of any breeze blown
either by the Comptroller or tn
Department of Interior.
To protect us against the stul-
flying effects of the morass Of
mediocrity and incompetence in
to which they have immersed the
proud name Of the people Of the
Virgin Islands, this convention
tonight must name candidates
for office who by demonstrated
ability and experience are emf.
nently qualified to lead.
Thanks to the wise and cour-
ageous leadership Of Unity Party
Senators Rhymer, Gomez, Reese
and Carroll and Ottley, our peo-
pie stand to win greater measures
of economic well-being. Gravely
conscious Of our peoples needs
for land, and determined to pro-
vide a decent home of his own
and a suitable living environment
for every Virgin Islands family,
we have secured legislation to ac-
quire the remainder of Estate
Anna's Fancy. This area will be
subdivided into lots and building
sites and sold to our people. We
sponsored legislation authorizing
the Governor to negotiate with
the Public Housing Administra-
ton to acquire portions Of unused
land at Hospital Ground for re-
sale to sur people. Largely
through the efforts Of Unity Par
ty leaders and Senators, Estate
Bordeaux has been acquired by
the Government and homestead.
lots viii soon be parcelled out to-
applicants. The Land Authority
has been extended to St. Croix
where our brothers across The wa
ter need the facilities Of that
agency to enable them to acquire
, 1956-09-15
lc4 Hs12t o. Lguse

Large End floor apartment
Large End floor apartment
half block from Post Office,
Christiansted. Availablel Nov.
-Dec,) 70 rrent Of long term
lease
this 0fflse Or eantacts
"A. 1. Frederlksen
Box 574, c'sted
, 1956-09-15
Alphonso RomneY
Pro. & Property Officer
CARD OF THANKS

We wis hto extend our sim
cers thanks and gratitude 70
persons who have been 50
kind and helpful to US in our
Hour Of Bereavement.
Sincerely.
Mrs. Eric Kruger and
Mr.. & Mrs. J. Wilbekin & Fa~
mily
, 1956-09-15
WHITE

a years leave Of absence.
The Mayor has ordered the
troops to depart but the Gener
al said that only the Governor
can issue such an order and
therefore he plans to remain
with his men.
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ettered like jewel in its green valley, ransacked.
''They think he was taking nap Jane Ashby said,
sitting straight in her living ROOM THAT somebody
broke in thinking he wouldn't be there in the middle of
the week. And that whoever it was made noise that
wakened Mr. Bailey and then = killed him. Russ +"
"Yes?' Russell Ashby said.
&uSS Sid says Mr.. Bailey had lot Of
money in the house. "A thousand dollars. That he
always had And - isn't there, Russ isn't here r
NO" Russ AShby said Its it's in my pocket.
She put hands over her eyes - the biggest ever, he
thought The browneSt ever
Hold it, baby" Russ said. Like we planned Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

said did he want to invest in in outfit that needed
push over hump Because of the way he and Dad felt
about each other Il / made pitch. Jane And -
look He took his bilIfold from his hip pocket and
they both looked - looked at twenty fftydoar bills
II said check would be just good but ne said,
Here, son. Take it. 1t was gesture, guess. He
was always little like that"
Thwaite Bailey had been like that as good many
people knew 1t was quirk. Rich menand men as gen.
erouS in service as with money entitled to quirks
Russ she said, when were you there?"
about two" he said Zone way or the other"
He'd been dead about an hour" Jane AShby said,
when Marg found - Continued on next page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

Still in pursuit, the cat moved on,
ignoring the police officer
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HsLp-poMEsTIc

G.H.W.; cook; live in: ase 25-45; re-
salary. EN-. 3-5i2S.
HOUsEKEEPER for motherless home
care for ? small children; live in
as member of family; white, Chris
tan, industrious. ia. 2-6206.
HOUSEKEEPER for working parents
and small children. Health card.
Live-in. Write stating age, qualifl-
cations. references. BOX 132-H,
Star. r.
WHITE GIRL, not over 35. light
homework and help care for invalid
child: live in. Wo. 6-2195.
HOUsEKEEPER, white, settled. ma
ss SISd 1--we i H. So 1 s575 &C'herle''
FRENCH HOUSEKEEPER, northwest
sections children, other help en-
ployed: live in. DE. 2-4654.
GIRL for g.h.w. and child care. o.
day wk.. Tues. through Sat-, local
refs. and health card. tn. 2-2755.
G.H.W. AND COOK, white; Euro
pean, o~er Is years OF age, live in;
S35 q. week. Private room and TV.
Must have references. Phone DI. z
S772.
SETTLED WOMAN, live in, g.h.w
Local references. ST.. 10. S-19e1.
COLORED MAID to live In, South
ern family; 8 children, II, IA and
is yrs. Of age, automatic dish
washer, disposal, washer, drier,
tart. Cali MRS. DILLON, $500
Colesville I'd. s. g., Nd. JU. o.
41S3.
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APIS. FURN.-MD. Cont


ATTRAC. 5 rms. and bath: honey,
SOS. Seat Pleasant RE. s-sisa.
TAKOMA PIX, 3O7 Boyd ave-
rms. Apt. 81: $3.50 mo. ; rms,
Apis, 2 or 4; $3.50 mo. Ev. 4.
TAK0MA; mr.. FloWer-Piney Br.-
Nice terrace apt. in garden-type
bldg; hv. rm,. din. rrn.. bedrm..
kit. tiled bath; pvt. entr.: Benz
dix: SS7: adults. RA. 1850.
TAKOMA PARK-2-ro apt, $50;
3 rooms. $50. Avail: cool; bus,
shopping. JU. 9-4559.
TAKOMA PARK-Lge. liv. rm., kit,
bedrm. and bath: rorch: utiis.
furn.; s67.5O. Call JU. 1885.
TAKOMA - Mr.. Flower piney BIZ.
type apt. bldg. . hedrms.. liv. rm.,
gar avail Adults. 'i refs 1A RA s. sHsSs'
Sill Bird ST. NW.-S60. mo. 1903
Missouri ave. NV. LOUIS RUD-
0TN. tn. "-9nGn
TAK. PK.-Attrac., ciean. lst-fioor
ant lge; liv rm:. bedrm., tile bath,
moo; kitchen. incl. util. $3.50.
JU. 0-21SS.
TAKOMA PARK-Ideal location for
young lady; pvt. entr.: on express
bus line; $40 80 JU 5-2taS
4iO9 2Oth ST. MT. RATNIER-2
rms kit, bath. newt dec: utils.
incl : no children. S75.
SLIGO PARK HILLS APTS.-spa.
cious l-bedrm furn. apt; newly
dec mod. facils.; COW. to transp.
and Walter Reed Hospital: 500. 80
incl. utils Cali Mrs. Seested. JU.
S-4693 or call FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALTS. INC Ma. $4,000.
2 ROOMS, LIST FLOOR-Kitchen
lily. -hedrm,, shower bath; GEAR bus
stop, PVT. entr.; utils. furn.; $50.
$75 MONTH = I-bedroom. attrac.
furn. apt Call til q nm. WA.
$4,000. ROBERT S. DAVIS & co.
PlNEY BRANCH AND FLOWER AVE.
attractive well-furn l-bedrm. apt,
in apt. BLDG: immac.; block from
All shopnine; bus at door; 500.
JU. 5-6749. RI.
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR RENT
DOGS. PETS. ETC

SHIPPING CRATES for dogs cats.
etc. all sizes. IshtweiSht, low
cost 72i oglethorpe. "A B-344b
BOXER, female. 8 weeks, fawn. black
mask. Axe registered WA. 7-394O.
WEIMARANER. 3 mos. Axe shots.
householder; needs training for
hunting. WO. 6-94sg.
POODLE silver miniature puppies.
old; beauties. AID. 4-S2Sl.
POODLE, BLACK MINIATURE, male
puppy, long muzzle. finely drawn
mead dsrk oval eyes, short back.
exceptional intelligence and per-
sonality. excellent papers ia. g.
PUREBRED COLLIE PUPPIEs-No
papers, S20,; LII 4.097S.
BOXER PUPS, Axe res. fashy
fawn,. black mask; champ stock;
males. Reasonable. JU. 5-033g.
BOXER PUP, Z mos. female, fawn
colored. FL. 4-6354.
BOXER, female pup o mos. old.
Axe req; householder; fond OF
children. Best offer. ia. g-6554.
THOROUGHBRED WEIMARANERs
y wks. old. Call MR. RICHARD
SMITH. Ii 1855 Reasonably
priced.
GERMAN SHEPHERD. Seeing Eye
pedigree; brave. with 3 children;
papers; - mos. old; female; $40
LII. l-9362.
MUST PART with prize weimaraneI
male puppy, Z mos; Axe reg: al
hiehest offer. ia. 2.S2O6.
DALMATION PUPPIES: Axe reg.
SneRnpion sep ps,. Essuo 20 ~ IN
1857.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

AIR VENT COOLING REFGR., grill
clock radio TV. foam mattress
2147 NV. Elk 3-6633
DOWNTOWN, a2s q pl. n.w.-Lge.
rm. with pch;, $12 wk.; slpg. rm.,
SMALL BSMT. RM.. sink. stove,
refRr.. very clean. quiet. gentle
man only. SIS mo. ] 43S Newton st
NV NO. 7-4527.
Mr.. GOVT. BLDGS.-Lge.- frt.; well
fun; refgr., stove compl., also sleep
rm.; $3.50. 623 F st. s.w.
FURN. APT. 1909 r. /. ave. NV.
LIST fi.--Liv.. bedrm.. Ice. closets
kit. and private bath: suitable for
employed business couple. or
working eirls. Also lovely rms
maid service, Rms. S.5, S45 mo
MRS. SCRANAGE RE 7-63a3
LITRT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM,
next bath: utensils furnished. RE.
STUDIO ROOM. kitchen. util. incl. /;
$3.50 weekly. 1885 Columbia I'd
Nv O'SULLIVAN REALTY. Ma.
o-1o4o.
Sc WEEKLY, sci. front bedrm.; lge
dble.. refgr,. everything furn., $40.
Downtown. 703 Mt. Vernon pl. W.
Id1 nth ST. N.E.-Large front
room: convenient transp.; refgr.,
stove; ~ week: clean. Ii. 3-9S32.
IL
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

HAMPTON COURT APIS, 2OI3
N Il ave NV II bedroom SIS
up. newly dec new stoves all
utils incl wired fol- air cond I:
elev bldg attrac lobby; resident
mgr NO 7-lAnS
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MATURE LADIES

Sell Iarse family Bibles. both Cath.
Ollie and Protestant. Select your owr
hours, to work. Average 81 an hour
Phone RE. 7-4293, 8 to 10 an. fol
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APIS FURNISH:D-VA

DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA SIS
to $50 so Cali TIE 1870 be.
tween 10 am and Il ON
ARL. Newly decorated; . bedrms.,
liv. rm.. din ell kit. bath: nicely
furn.: 10 min Pentagon; bus.
lines: Sl35 mo-. utils. incl. ia,
7-S123 OIL. 6-4477.
N. ARLINGTON bedroom. living
room. kitchen and bath: excellent,
convenient neishborhood: adults;
available August !; 500 a MONTH.
IA. 2-90S2 or CAROLINE CAMP.
BELL. JE. 3-0l73. JE. 3-9067.
EFFICIENCY-Garage apt. quiet
neighborhood. near bus and shop
ping; lovely yard and barbecue pit,
SO. ia. S-5305.
NEWLY FURN. MOD. DUPLEX
with rec rm., wash. machine.
cow Pentagon. Arl Hall. Navy
Annex 10 min. to D. c.: bus at
door. Ideal 3 to 8 girls or men,
S35 mo. ca. incl utils. KE.
'S-51SS
ARL.; mr.. Pentagon--Family apis.
and hotel rooms; free parking;
fireproof. Call ia 2-3343.