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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
Employment Firm
Takes New Name

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Ander-
son, owners of the Euclid Employ
ment Service for the past years,
announce that effective February
23rd the name of their business
has been changed to Community
Employment Services.
This change was necessary
when additional offices were open
ed in adjacent communities. How
ever there will be no changes in
personnel or policies. Community
Employment Services will continue
to offer to the residents of the
Euclid and adjoining areas posi-
tions for those with experience as
well as those just beginning their
careers. Ten experienced place
ment managers with outstanding
job opportunities are ready to as
sist you in securing a position
offering challenge and opportunity.
In addition to the Community
Employment Services, formerly
known as Euclid Employment
Service, located at 1880 Lake
Shore blvd, Euclid, the Ander-
sons also have operated for the
past year Community Employ
ment Services division in the Eu-
clid-Richmond Shopping Center
Arcade at 25925 Euclid ave. This
office was opened for the convent
ence of residents and employers in
East Side Cleveland and adjoining
communities.
They have been operating sue
cessfully for the past two years
still another employment service
known as Community Employ
ment Services, Painesville Division
for the convenience of residents
and employers in the Lake County
and adjoining counties. Their
Painesville office is located in the
Bill Brown Office Building at 33
North State ST., Painesville, Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
Local Classes For
Expeetant Mothers

Do you know some one VINO Is
expecting a baby? Does she know
about the classes for expectant
mothers offered by the Visiting
Nurse Association
DAYTIME classes will be held at
the East Cleveland Library, l4lOl
Euclid ave. on Thursday beginning
March 7th and again on April lltn.
In other locations, evening classes
are offered for the mother who IS
still employed.
In ten sessions, mothers-to-oe
will learn what to have ready be-
fore the baby comes, what to ex-
pect on his birth day, and how to
hold him. feed him. and bathe him.
Through informal lectures, demon
strations, and practice periods, eX-
pectant mothers will become ac-
ouainted with their babies so that
they may care for them with skill
and confidence.
The course for eXpectant fathers
is given on Thursday evening ae-
ginning March 28th and again on
Nav End at the Visiting Nurse
Association Building, $500 Ches-
ter ave.
All classes are approved by the
Academy of Medicine. For infor-
nation, phone the Visiting Nurse
Association at HE. 2-0100.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
Tryouts Here For
Ice FoLIies Skaters

Young skaters are being offered
an opportunity to join the Ice
Follies. Try out sessions will be
held in the Cleveland Arena,
Thursday, February 28th at 800
p. m. or HOO p. m. after the eve
ming performance. Girls and boys
who are good strong skaters are
invited to addition.
Skaters are asked to report at
the Arena east lobby door at 2:45
p. m. and 10:45 p. m. on Thurs
day, February 28th. Girls should
wear shorts or skating costumes
but slacks are not permissible.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
National Reports
A Good Year

President Murray n. Lincoln
today announced that 1856 was "a
generally successful year" for the
three Nationwide Insurance com
panies-auto, fire and life-but
expressed continued concern for
the outlook in the auto insurance
business.
Nationwide Mutual (the auto
and casualty company turned in
an underwriting gain Of nearly 81
million before income taxes" Lin
coin said. "This reversed a loss
trend that started nearly two years
ago and resulted in an underwrit-
ing loss for the year 1866.
"Gratified as we are by this up
turn, early reports indicate that
many auto insurers took substan-
tial losses in 1856. 1t is evident
that we are still faced with the
problems of an alarming accident
rate, rising claims costs and
mounting operating expenses"
For the three companies, Lin
coin said, payments to and on be-
half Of claimants, beneficiaries
and policyholders amounted to
more than s91 100000 Operating
expenses, including taxes, were
S66,150,000, of which approx
mately $27,0Oo,OOO was in salaries
and benefits to the companies
5,476 employees.
Taxes on the years operations
amounted to $5.604,00 of which
approximately s1,835,O00 will go
for federal income taxes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
Service Club News

Today High Twelve Club of
East Cleveland is hearing DR..
Howard J. Brown speak on "Be-
hind the Iron Curtain. It's Birth
day" day and all February birth
day members will be remembered.
"What England is Doing" is the
topic on which the British Consul,
The Hon. Kenneth Reuterbach will
speak at the Tuesday, March 5th
meeting of the Lions Club. The
Club meets at Owens Plantation
for the evening meal, at GAS pm.
A talk on vocational guidance
work by Mrs. Harold F. Banister,
executive director of the Vocation
al Guidance and Rehabilitation
Service department Of the Cleve-
land Welfare Federation, will be
given to East Cleveland Kiwanians,
Monday, March 4th at the YMCA-
YWCA meeting room.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
HamiItons Spring
Surprise: Capture
Diamond Contest

Hamilton Insurance won their
first game of the season last Tues
dag, 48-41 from Diamonds Mems
Shop. The win avenged an earlier
defeat at the hands Of the Dia-
mond team. A much tighter de-
fense was the big factor in the
Hamilton win. In three previous
games Hamilton opponents had
averaged 68 points per game.
High scorers for the winners
were George Bandtell with 20
points and Jim Hagerty with Is.
Paul Shank and Dick Sneller each
had IA points to lead the Diamond
team.
In the second game Of the eve
ming, Paul's extended their record
to 4 wins without a loss. They
defeated the Jets 3S to 35 in a
hotly contested game which saw
the Jets lose a lead they held for
more than three quarters.
Right from the beginning of the
game it appeared that Paul's were
in for a hard fought game. At one
time the Jet lead reached 81 TO 81 =.
A fourth quarter squirt of ID points
while holding the Jets to 3 en-
abled Paul's to pull the game out
Of the fire. High scorers for the
winners were Ray Suydem and
Bob Palmer with 13 and u points
respectively. Bill Petche with Is
led the Jet scoring.
Next weeks games will find
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
Joins Byrne Realtor

Edward Sauvain of 1904 Cedar
rd., Cleveland Heights, is now as
sociated as salesman with Will
liam T. Byrne Realter, 1886 Hay
den ave-, East Cleveland, and is
looing forward to helping his
friends either to buy or to sell
their property.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
Urban Renewal Is
RevitaIiziing City

How the City Of Cleveland is
eradicating slums. rehabilitating
thousands of its residents, hating
further deterioration of neighbor-
hoods and developing an inner
belt roadway to guide heavier
traffic around congested areas,
was graphically presented to the
East Cleveland Community Coun-
Gil February 14th.
The speaker was August Ma
Java. Senior Assistant City Plan
ner of the Urban Renewal sectioo
Of the Cleveland Planning Com
mission. Slides were used to DOR
tray the huge program underway
with the aid of federal funds anf
private investors.
Areas include the Harvard
Green rd., Scoville-C Center, Garden
Villa and st. Vincent Charity, to-
gether with helicopter views Of
the changes coming to University
Circle with the addition of new
structures and the expansion Of
the Art Museum and other build
ing.
In the residential development
there will be not only living quar-.
ters. but the vast areas will in
clude recreation facilities (indoorS
and out), medical buildin hospitals.
schools, churches, activity, head
quarters, shopping centers to COM
promise a completely self centered
living plan.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
Real Estote Wanted

CALL Clobokar Realty If you want TO
sell your house or apartment; we
have no financing problem; our
buyers have been property owners
in the St. Clair-East 65th 81. area
for years; they are all cash buyers;
we have buyers for Northeast Cieve-
land, CollinWood, Euclid and East
Cleveland. Globokar Realty, $50 East
74th ST.. HE. l-6607.
PRIVATE party desires lot in Euclid
from same. KE. 1-1949.
FAMILY, steady income, civil service
job. wants or bedroom home,
land contract. low down payment,
up to 500 month. UT 1-6319
WANTED to lease or buy small build
ing. 1000 to 1000 so. IT,, with ample
parking: prefer Northeast area. Call
after o. m. RE. 2-7336.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
Entertains Sales Force

William T. Byrne, Realtor of
1885 Hayden ave, East Cleveland,
is entertaining his entire sales
force at a dinner followed by a
meeting to be held at the office
Thursday evening, February 28th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
Bears Claw Cubs:
TIGERS Win With
Four-Man Team
by Frank A. korosec

In a wild and furious game the
Monreal Bears finally tanned the
Eckert Cubs by a close 1915
score. For the Bears, Hendricks
and Kisroczy controlled the back
boards and netted II points. Lack
of team work and loose ball
handling lost the game, even then
Stakich accounted for 10 points.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
DIAMOND WOLNES-24

In one Of the most dis-spirited
and lop-sided basketball games,
the Magnus Sharks speared the
Centa-Miller Foxes by 2s-4
count. The Foxes, playing with
only four men (the rest Of the
team playing hockey scored only
one field goal and 2 foul shots
for a grand total of points while
the Sharks scored at will for %
points. Shepherd again was high
high with II points.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28

Hamilton's versus the Jets at
700 and Diamonds meeting Paul's
at 500.
Linups:
HAMILTON'S INSURANCE-4s
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28

EAST Cleveland, near Euclid, II room
single, 2 garages, gas heat, AL con-
dition. price only $4,000. Globokar
Realty, $50 East 74th st. HE. 1-6607.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28

In fight to the finish, the Dia-
mond Wolves squeezed past the
ferocious Tomsic Tigers by a "a
% score. The short-handed Wolves
with only four men showing up,
sewed up the game in the last
minute with Dick Schuster's two
pointer. Ferraro's ~ points and
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j.
Ziccardi, 14709 Dover ave-, son.
Gary John, February 7th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28

Johnny Bezdek's even dozen made
things hot until the closing
seconds.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28

NEW plan has SOLD sign on 1901
mGrcellG Ave. in is Days. There must
be q reason. BETTY HANSEN, sl9 Z.
le5, w. $3.50 next to LoSole Theoter).
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28

NEW plun has SOLD SIGN on l47z z.
l35 in Days. Fast? Yes. indeed. BETTY
HANSEN. sl9 {. l55. ". $3.50 next
to LoSuIle Theute1).
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
BY OWNER

Sla, 800 - IS FIT. early American ranch
home situated on lla handicapped
acres, surrounded by wooded area
at end of road; large paneled living
room with wood burning fireplace,
tile bath, utility room. large at
tached 2-car garage with separate
work shop. Many extra features;
must be seen to be appreciated; in
Wickliffe Heights. Show Sunday,
March 3rd. VIII. 3-3l98. call after
7:30 D. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
4-FAMIIY BRICK

NEW apartment, all large room
suites, brick garages, pays go to
100 on investment For further in
formation call KE. LAOS anytime
Amor Realty
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
NEW DREAM RANCH

located approximately
19 miles from Cleveland near Char
don in a highly restricted area Of
beautiful homes; the view is breath
taking: large bedrooms, full din
ing room. large kitchen with built
IN oven, range, hood with exhaust
fan, large tile bath with exhaust
fan: q foot living room with beau
tiful stone fireplace: full divided
basement, 2-car attached garage;
1l2 acre lot, s25,500, owner. IL.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
BY OWNER
NEW RANCH
LOT EUCLID LOT
SPACIOUS HOME

CARPETED living room, 14x27 with
fireplace, 13x13 dining. 9xl2 Geneva
kitchen, large bedrooms and bath
up: 2 - 5x25 enclosed porches, new
furnace, 20 gallon tank, lavatory in
eyes. Sl79OO Open Saturday and
Sunday. ! to 5 D. m. 1923 Wind
usr6 RI
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
IS, DOUBLE

OFF East la5th near Blvd, large
rooms, rear porches, 2-car garage,
2 fireplaces, $28, TOO Testers Office
Gus Pena, Broker. KE. l-4421.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
REAL ESTATE

$3.50 DOWN
Gi Or FILA, new bedroom ranch.
colored kitchen cabinets, plenty Of
closets. city water and sewer Men
tor, Sl3150. Corlett Realty, 89l East
222nd ST.. RE 2-7727.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-28
NORTH OF BLVD.

bedroom brick-stone bungalow, din
ing room, fenced in yard Holy
Cross Parish, S2l 300. Testers Office,
Gus Pena. Broker. KE. l-442l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Record Requests

MILT-Please dedicate Its You I
Love" to my o. A. ON. L. H.
Thanks a whole mole. R. T.
MILT-PleaSe play Whole Lot OF
Shaking Going On for Marlboro
Hoads
MILT-Please dedicate Anyway You
Want Me" to Jerry from Patti.
MILT-Please dedicate Loving You"
for Ronnie and Rose. JOE AND
PAULINE.
MILT GRANT = Please play High
School Romance" for Ginny. Pat
and Bill from CAROLYN QUADE.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate "Bip
Bob Bip" to Harry G. from L. P.
MILT-Please dedicate Loving You"
and Sweet Stuff" to Lucius the
o. A. o. boy, for me. PORKY.
MILT GRANT Please dedicate
Teen Age Romance" to Bob. be-
cause 1 have had the Love Sick
Blues" since ne left. His ever
loving babe, ELAINE.
DEAR MILF - Please dedicate "A
Fallen Star" by Ferlin Husky, to
Nancy r., from her one and only,
WAYNE H. of Warrenton, Va.
MILF Please play Eileen Rogers
record, Third Finger. Left Hand
for the E. R. Fan Club, on July 81.
for Bobby c.. the pres who will be
on your show Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Teens Vomiting Jobs

WILL BABY SIT 14-yr.-oad white
boy will baby sit in Arlington area
ia. 8-28O5.
EXPERIENCED IS ". Odd boy VIII
baby sit evenings; Wheaton area
VIII. 2-7572.
l4-YR.-OLD WHITE win do work Tor
steady income; Arlington area or
washington ia. S-20O5.
BABY SITTER, girl (white), would
like jobs in Adelphi area Please
call HA. 2-4245.
II. 8. SENIOR desires summer JOB as
baby sitter or any, exper. CAN LU.
1-4451.
COLORED II. s. STUDENT (girD
desires work as mothers helper,
child care and INV, any one or
all: neat, honest and dependable;
also exper. need. Call Ii. 7-62SS.
Roy, is years old, wants part Of full
time job, gas station attendant,
stock boy, sales boy, ETC.; has had
experience, but viii work first week
free to learn. Cali CURTIS, eyes,,
OIL. 2-4543. VIII cut grass also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
By EUGENE MILMoE

In many cases, that front end
noise is a cry for fabrication.
Squeaks seem to be the most COM
mon, and they usually occur be-
cause shock absorber hnkage. coil
spring seats or stabilizer supports
are in need Of lubricant.
OF course, there are other causes
and other types of front end noise.
A rattle can mean q shock alb
sorber is loose on the frame or
wheel bearings are damaged.
Knocks which originate in the
front end are often traced to worn
or damaged shocks.
Brake backing plate wear or q
worn brake shoe can also bring on
q knock or a swapping sound. Dry,
gritty or worn front wheel bearings
can be responsible for . variety OF
noises, such as clicking, grinding
and rubbing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
YOU AND THE CAR
ANY Front-End Noise?

be when the engine is hot and
when IL is cOld."-F. c.
When the engine is cold. the
valve should be fully closed to re-
strict the air flow and enrich the
fuel mixture. AS the engine be-
gins to warm up. the need for a
richer mixture decreases and the
valve gradually opens. When the
engine reaches normal operating
temperature. the choke valve Is
fully opened.
Zone or both Of my rear wheel
brakes seem TO hold too long after
1 release the pedal. What type
Of trouble would be causing
this?"-B. ".
Brake fluid leaking from faulty
wheel cylinder or differential grease
which has forced its way past an
oil seal are the likely causes. The
result Is grease-or huid-soaked
Innings which can cause brakes TO
grab Unexpectedly and sometimes
hold.
Investing In new points and
new spark plugs hasn't restored
the good road power my late
model 1855 showed until q month
ago. When the same thing hap
pened 70 me On another ear .
few years ago, We found that II
was caused By . blown cylinder
head gasket. Would they have
70 take on the cylinder head On
this car 70 nnd cut n the gasket
h damaged?"-H. g.
Any serviceman can check THU
possibility via Q quick compression
test. Chances are. however. that Q
good ignition tune-up u really what
II needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

MILT Please dedicate "Searchin
to my Teddy Bear" for IT'S You
Love" To Fabulous" Little
Darling" Bob p, from DIANE L.
MILT-Please play Short Fat Fanny"
for Fritz Schneider, on his BIRTH
day, Tuesday. Happy birthoay'
Fritz. GUESS WHO.
MILT GRANT-Please play Bib Bop
Bip" by Pretty Boy. It's real cool
record. Thank you.
MILT GRANT Please dedicate
Mean Woman Blues" to Annette
p. who gave them to me. A dweller
at "Heartbreak Hotel"
MILT GRANT Please dedicate
Paper Dollar" TO Yvonne, from
DON.
MILT GRANT Please dedicate
Paper Dollar" by Pretty Boy to
Bobbie, from MARY SUE.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate Ted
dy Bear" for my parents. PATTY.
DEAR MILT - Please play I'm
"Walkin" by Ricky N, or no more
Pepsis for me. DOUGLAS j.
MILT-Please ded. Teddy Bear" and
Dandy Lion" to Butch H. from D.,
NilO LlC All OAAOOh Up
MIIT-Please dedicate Love Me to
Pieces" to Doris j. from HOWARD
l.. of M. H. S.
MILT-Play Evil Angel" to C. C.
from TRICKY.
MILT-Please dedicate ITS You I
Love" to Chris on July is. Thanks,
JUDY.
MILT-Please dedicate Short Fat
Fannie" to Judy F., who likes Sam
B. right now. Thanks. CUPID
MILT-Please ded. Bye Bye Love"
and "Shangri-la" to Burton. my
one and only, from LISA.
MILT GRANT-Please dedicate Love
You Till Die" to Johnny s. from
CAROLE C. For she will! VIII
he? CUPID.
MILT GRANT Please play Young
Love" for Bill on your Record
Hop" Thursday, July Is. DIANNE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Greetings

r. B-"Honey, Babe" ITS You 1
Love" Always" Happy anniver-
sary! Fl. B.
DFAN-"Fools Fail m Love" Just
Because" IT'S TOO Much! Happy
anniversary, on July 70. -Lovin'
You as Always" ANN.
DONN-Happy anniversary on Aug.
4. and hope we have many. many
more. Love va" BETTE.
MARY ANN-This IL early. but l
wish you q happy birthday Angus
3. while you are in Pittsburg. You
are a swell room mate.
MARY McCANN-Hope you have
happy birthday. BOB and CLAUDIA
NORMAN-Have . happy birthday
on Tuesday, "YO' LIZ Huzzie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to swell dad.
NORMA, NORA LEA, NORMAN. .
LNDA-Happy birthday on the 25th.
Prom PEGGY AND JACKIE.
GERRY C.-Happy 10th birthday.
Hurry up and get that license.
LYDIE S., TONI l. :.
TO SHEP-A dog that's $50 Rare.
happy birthday on Aug. l. 1857.
Love va" PEGGY.
MOTHER AND DAD - Congratula-
tions on your 18th anniversary.
You're the greatest. Love, BAN
BARA AND LINDA.
GENERALIZATION are extended
to Ann b. and Dean v. on July ~
which is their first-year anniver-
sary. Best Of luck! CUPID.
JOHNNY IA belated happy birth
day to q swell guy. See you soon.
PAT
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to a nom that's
Wonderful, Wonderful" Have a
ball on July 80. Love, DENISE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DFADIINE: Wednesday for Sunday following Aus eeeeu
too late will appear following Sunday
pArrc. lines eacha You ngure
the 5 words per lne
TO PLACE. Write Give name ADDRESS sno
payment TO TEEN
ADS The Washington. D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Miscellaneous

LOST man ChumanO Answers 70
the name Chris. If found, please
return to JUDY.
MOREL AND BOB-You did a real
good lob on the bsmt. Sat. "Yawn"
from your SLEEPY FRIENDS.
PETE-Ever since / said Bye Bye
Love" and went "Over the Noun
tain and Across the Sea-" I've been
living in 1.-THE Valley Of Tears so
lump in your Banana Boat, get
into your white Sport Coat ana
Pink Carnation," and Send LOT
Me" at JE. 3-1140 Just Because
ITS You 1 Love-"
TENNIS RACKET, like new, cost
$18.95, sacr. 50; also model alrplane
engines, O49s, .O74, .l9. IA. 2-9325.
SCHWINN ENGLISH RACER. acces-
series. chrome rims and Tenders;
cost $50, sell $40. IA. 2-S325.
BICYCLE, boys, size "a; very good
condition; $3.50. VIII. 6-45l7.
TEENS-Come out for free cokes Fri
day night from to O. See the new
fall clothes in Seventeen, Amer
lean Girl and "Compact" your
own shop, The YOUNG COLONY
SHOP, opposite the Court House.
Rockville
BIRD SUPPLIES - Double breeding
cage. 4 doors, partitioned; also
used as flight cage: pet bird cage;
both with dishes, ETC.; nesting box;
food and conditioners. OIL 6-65U.
r.. C. CRAFT 32-in. cruiser;
hasn't been in water; has zee.
rec.-ssgmn., AZ relay, pot, multi
servo. ppm, Pittman Panther motor:
all new. SIS or with zee. hand
trans. Til: all for $40. less bat
teries. FL. 4-5671. Call Monday.
POOPIE, Its you love" cause your
Dear to me" Stay as sweet as you
are" cause Its delightful to be
married" POOPUS.
TION, Stamp Collectors
United States first-day covers Ior
sale; commemorative, new regu-
lars, special delivery, special ham
ding, etc. Call OIL. 6-1749.
MUST GO; 2 AM radios; is clock
radio; both are IN perfect conol-
ton. Cali so. 8-7424.
JOE ST know IT'S Not for Me to
Say" but you're my High School
Romance" and I'll love you To-day
Tomorrow, and Forever" CAROL
H.
ANACOSTIA BOYS Thanks fol
coming Friday night. We Suitland
girls had a BALI
Abort say Bye Bye Love" bur
Send for Me" to be your Teddy
Bear SUGAR.
LOST-Boy in the vicinity Of Holly
wood, Maryland. Answers to thu
name Of "Bouncer" Please return
PEACHES.
HEY JEANNE! COIN out to Ken
wood Tuesday. Please do. JUDY
WARREN-Why don't you ever CONF
out to the club any more? We
miss you. AMAZON.