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A 2p-year-old man. uncon-
scious at Freedmans Hospital
since April II. died last night.
Police said Norman Bieelow.
70s 0irard street NV. was
found unconscious In his room.
His head had been injured.
bigelow's roommate. Frank
Coleman, 70. has been held at
District jail on charges Of as
sault with q dangerous weapon.
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Mrs. SomueI Ribicoff

HARTFORD, Conn.,. May 2
tAP). Mrs. Samuel CRose
Sable) Ribicoff. "a. of West
Hartford, mother Of Gov.
Abraham A. Ribicoff, died to-
day at st. francis Hospital
after q lingering illness. Mrs.
Ribicoff was born in Poland
and came to the United States
in 1909. In addition to the
Governor. Mrs. Ribicoff Is sur
vived by her husband, another
son. = daughter and four
brothers.
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r.Ls' -. IA Il sgssss;asi q ;Tn,s-
fhin ssPi1bs cksp|l ~ 4 80. ~ n =
a Ne nslssl1. Lils isls{, kls.Els
Tate. GIsnfmothsI % wands Ials
l.9 ~. .gsv's,.f ~ sse sl.i5s.; '1s ~
ii'sn1s' xiier III nsoa sands1'
hsars Ws1hlnsisn bons ~.
n.sal Mons tesk Dean. s..s' ~
Ii fsscs taikellr Church. a1l1
b|I,.,p b.ms.s..,, inssfmsns h'an'
rnonEros. suElus nussKIla o.
RUaaKLL THORNTON 81 6ai tffh
Inornton and brother 81 Laurenct
Iho.nlen q Lealllsna. 70 Ais
wy eIhsr ~ ssa.s 'sss' and az as Sn
s1;ssssm.s Ss''i s. Ssos%iiSss ' Inc. mr.
rILoHnAN. rnoEnE. On "wednesday,
hRsl q. ,lesg eHoasn 1iL0.hs;
Bs s'ssss, az. N lo sss i Rs h. Is.
elso u survived by one brother
Ls.l. sPs9esri 81 ,s..ncehilaa{,s, s.
a.j s ss, s " X; h Ma{ f i5nsnsl
Home, 300 Oh 81. nv, Punersl
from the aboye-named funeral hone
intsrment Woodiawn Cemetery. =
WADE, nERnERT Z. on Friday. Ma,
"a 1889. 81 Ms rssidenes, soil X
Monteomery ave. Chevy Chase, Nd
re late Mary g; wsas. father 4, q
Sssssrs. Yrs, Jossph T Tsi Ms ~
Rita A. Wade. Mra. Jossph Wade
Ne also Is survived 81 tkres sisters
two brothers. twenty-five ErsndenlI'
ss sS r., F,ns s'ss ssy s 4 re q;
Funeral Home, 9TH IT, and Mass
av., n.ex where services vii ,.
s;ls q iu. sSSssy M sas s ss U.S
WARD. yosKPHINE LgITcH. on EEi.
f EzErchh ~, wAhb II 1872 Ss,.c sosErH nS
S sSy' % ws q shs M a Srys s1f y sss
son. Epell Ward, and one iostel
son. yshn Leiteh Friends may cal
q the Hutchlns Funeral Home
owiznss' 20, funsrsl ss z z Z. :, q
odiSt Church AZ Z pm. intermeni
In church cemetery.
WEST, MARY y OMoLLIE). On
wednesday. April 20, 1853, MARY
WEST q Rockledgs. ria, for.
mEsriY ei Wa,hington' D G. Be;
mother of Mrs. Fay Doty, Mrs
Berma j 0odinr, Roscoe X, Car
u survived By twelve grandchildren
and SIX great-grandehiidren. Rela.
tlyes and friends may call At tn
oasch Funeral Home. l130 RAlti,
services win Se heId Al S:so 3 ~
Interment Fert Lincoln Cemetery.
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CARTER, JANIS, 81. The family Of
the late JAMES CARTER. ST., wishes
70 express sincere appreciation for
the many cards, personal measures.
flowers and acts OF kindness Of our
THk FAMILY.
cEPPOs, NOBLE The family Of the
late MOLLIE cEpPoS. wife Of David
and Mf, Harry ceppos. erandmotksr
OF eandra, Linda and Jerry Ceppog
and sister Of Abe. Joe, Morris and
Harry Friedman, wish TO express
Their deep Appreciation sna ars ~
their cordial sympathy, eontribu-
tons 70 the Heart Fund and trees
planted IN Israel In her memory.
THE CEPPoS FAMILY.
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Elks. and the Masonic lodge OF
Spartanburg.
He leaves his wife, Myrtle, Of
the home address: two sons
Richard Burton Hicks, jr., OF
Atlantic City, N. j., and Berry
man Hicks of Is West Cuts
avenue, Alexandria. and two
daughters, Mrs. r. M. Middle
ton of Beaver, Pa. and Mrs.
Harry F. Kennedy, jr.. of York
Pa.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 pm. Monday at the First
Baptist Church with burial in
Ivy Hill Cemetery.
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William c. Mcneil of the home
address. SITS Sixth street NV:
two sons, Capt. Robert H. Nc
Neill, USAR, also of the home
address, and william C. Nc
Neill. jr., of the international
Cooperation Administration.
now stationed in Liberia; a
daughter. Katherine Walker of
New York City, and a brother,
Lloyd Wheeler of Brooklyn.
Funeral services and burial
will be private.
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KENTVILLE. Nova Scotia.
May 2 tAP).-Douglas B. Fuller.
I81-year-old brother Of the
founder of the Fuller Brush
Company, died here yesterday.
He was q farmer and dairyman.
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nuLLOCK. REV. GEORaE OLIYER.

BULLOCK, REV. GEORGE OLIVER.
On Thursday, April 30, 1859. REV
GEORGE OLIVER BULLOCK OF 4US
7 st. NV, pastor Of the Third Bap--
fist Church; beloved husband Of
M Ms E Eepsia s SHISSk M asnsE WIZ r.
helmina Thomas, Mrs, Frances Fra
Sier, Dr.. Bennetta Washington DR..
William H. Bullock. DR. Samuel
and joseph , Bullock and srand-
lace and Ann Bullock. ne also Is
survived BY two brothers, the Rev.
Oscar 8. and Simon Bullock: two
sisters. Mrs. Anna Amos and Mrs.
Slssh Clark other , Tslstiyss = s cn
az the Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9
Rhode. Island ave. n.w.,s from pm.
s sasSTd.sM NAV Ne: y After nsii pm Sum- Sum-
a suoedf as viii II snS i. n ss q 'n a. E the
third Baptist Church, 5tS and Que
SITS. NV until time Of funeral,
Monday, May q, at pm, the
Rey Porter phill n,,.S q the Sarr on
fciatine. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 3
BUNCH. FRED. On Wednesday, April
e is s.sc q Casual Casualty Hospital,
and Joseph Bunch, He also leaves
ten nephews eight nieces, other
relatives and friends, The late Mr.,
Bunch may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home. 81 II 81. ne, alter
3 pm. Monday. May 4. where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday, May
5, at IL am Interment Arlins ION
National Cemetery.
COHEN. REBECCA. On THURSDAY,
April 30, 1859, REBECCA COHEN,
beloved mother of Mrs. Selma Walsh
irwin, Sidney. James r. and Charles
Cohen, all Of Norfolk. Va. She also
is survived by her mother. Mrs
Nathan Cohen: four sisters. Mrs
Jennie Robbins OF New York. Mrs;
Ben Cooper. Mrs. Ida Lichty and
Miss Gertrude Cohen. all OF Nor
folk; three brothers, Joseph Cohen
of Annapolis, Nd: Philip Cohen Of
Norfolk and David Cohen: six grand
children and I'VE great-grandchil-
dren. Funeral services at the Ber-
nard Danzansky a. Sons Funeral
Home. 1901 14th st. NV, on Sun
day. May 3 at 10 am. Intermeni
George Washington Lodge Cemetery
.
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BELL, JAMES. on Thursday, April
80, 1859. at his residence, 1927
Franklin st. ne, JAMES BELL. de-
voted brother OF Joshua Bell. He
also leaves to mourn his passing
Mrs Christine Z strons, and other
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines a. Co, Funeral Home,
3015 18th st. ne Notice Of funeral
later.
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sRowNLEE, ROBERT W. A speeia

BROwNLEE. ROBERT W. A special
~ communication of WASH
N ington Centennial Lodge.
I'm No. IA, p. A. A. NJ. Is
MCN/S hereby called for am.
WHY Monday, May 4, 1859, at
MN the Masonic Temple, 18th
W Sc. and New York ave.
NV. for the purpose Of conducts
ing the last Masonic rites for our
late brother, ROBERT w. BROWN
CHARLES L. HERBERT, W. NJ.
John B CIEMMONS. Secy. 3
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Alb st. ana Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
CEMETERY LOTS
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-2 burial
sites in Catholic section: price
$3.50. SP. 3-6420. 3
MAUs0LEUM, National Memorial Park
--3 crypts: reas. FL. 4-7507. 3
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK site
lot, less than half price. $395
OWNER, II. 6-s2a9.
PARKLAWN. IN Rockville beautiful
lots; $500 value: quick sale, $500
To- 5-O3SS
WASHINGTON NATL. CEMETERY
gravesites, reasonable. Call a.
day sun. or ewes, 10. S-560s.
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BEEBE, MAI. GEN. RoYDEN p, r..

UsAF tRstlred). On wednesday,
R sSySf Sais b HGsgisal M 6sAv GEN Ts
tiredl., Of s9l4 Garfield st. NV.
Beebe, devoted father Of LIST 1t.
Hugh orenville Beebe, usAR. Of
Boston, Mass; son Of Brig. Gen.
Royden Z. Beebe, ST.. USA (retiredl,
En- Rur RDStSt Vt nS brG 2sS Of Of
Monterey, Calf Services at Ar
lington National Cemetery on Mon
day. May. A, At , pm. with full
military honors. Funeral cQrtege
WI assemble az Eort Myer Lnapel
National Cemetery. In lieu OF How
ers, the family suggests that con-
tributions be made to the Heart
Fund. Arrangements BY the Rinaidi
Funeral Home. 3
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriun
CEMETERY LOTS

J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Alb st. ana Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. 3-520t
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RARKLEY. 4. MORTIMER. on "a

day. May 1859. at Washington
BARKLEy Of e8o5 Ayr lane. Be.
thesda. Nd, beloved husband q
W Barley and brother Of Othc c.
and +. Latimer Barley. Services
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home 2gO1 l4th st. NV, on Nom
day, May 4, at III am. parking
cemets s 'emsn' isSn
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ALLEN. LLOYD. on "wednesday. April
20, 1883. LLOYD ALLEN Of 904
1t NV. brother Of the late Ger
trpde Harrinston. SURVIVING are
other relatives and many friends.
From 10 Am, TO . pm Saturday.
Nay ?, friends are invited 10 eau
at the Mcclure Funeral MONT. lrSu
9th st NV Funeral and interment
Wadesboro, N. c.
BAKER. FRANCES BELL. On Fri
day. May !, 1859. ct her residence,
212Q \ 6; NV FRANCES BILL
and Mildred Baker and Mrs. I'd
monia D. Barley. all OF Washing
ton, d. c., grandmother OF Mrs.
Waiter W. bavy, Mrs, Archer VAN
derErift Mrs. John Heppart, Mrs.
Stephen Nagel and Miss jeanne
Baker she also. is survived BY
eleven great-erandchildre Serv-
ices will be held At the CARPENTER
Chapel Of Old deorgetoWn St. Johns
Episcopal Church, 3240 o ST. NV,
on Tuesday, May s., At 1880 am.
Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery, Alex
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nRoMN. JAMES MALTER. on :.

BROWN, JAMES WALTER. on Fri
SaEss NV WALTER lsG sho " Ss 81 p SSfs.
Fla. husband Of Mrs. Frieda Brown,
father Of Mrs. Richard Byrd, Miss
Dorothy Jean Brown. Mrs. Ricky
McVeieer, all OF Florida. and Capt
Edward M. Brown USAF: brother
sylvania, Edward M, Brown Of wash
ington. ID. c.. and william ID.
Treakle OF Arlington, Va. Funeral
services on Monday. May 4, at IL
an, at the Cunningham Funeral
Home, Cameron and Alfred sts.,
Alexandria, Va. Interment Ivy Hill
Cemetery. 3
BROWNLEE. ROBERT WILLIAM. On
Wednesday, April 20, 1859, at his
residence, 50O7 Southern ave. Sc.
ROBERT WILLIAM BROWNLEE, be-
loved husband Of Ethel K Brownlee
and father Of Roberta Keller Of
FlagStaf Ariz. He also Is survived
by three grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. me-, where
services will be held on Monday,
May 4, at 10 am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3
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). E EST6s sS qEGD oHSSn ssss.

GOoDsPEED, LOUISE. On Thursday.
April 30, 1853, at her residence,
1928 Fort Davis st, s.e., LOUISE
GOODSPEED, beloved wife Of Marion
A. Goodspeed, mother of George
Heiwig and. Alfred Goodspeed, sister
Friends may call at the Robert A.
Mattingly Funeral Home, 13l 18th
st. Sc. until Monday, May 4, at
$3.50 am. REQUIEM mass at st.
Relatives and friends INVITED In.
terment Cedar I'LL CemeferY z
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HALLER. CLAUDE BERNARD. ON
Tuesday, April ~, 1859. ct George
town University Hospital. CLAUDE
BERNARD HALLER OF 4O6 North
KensinEton st., Arlington, Va. be-
f tctSe n os Mr1 q sa Helen y Halisr'
Berniee Reynolds, Mrs Betty Nell
son Mrs. Loretta Grimm. Mrs. Lor-
raine Dawson and Francis HaIler:
brother of Mrs Regina Holford and
survived BY twenty-one erandehils
dren. Friends may call at the Ives
Funerai Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd.
Arlington; Va, until s:45 am.
St. Arlington, Va. where mass win
be offered at g:15 am. Interment
Arlignton National Cemetery a
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GEORGE s. STEPHENS. Jr.,
J. ALFRED COLLINS, secy.

rE EprIi So HHr fsss .on Ms aRsr'f =
LYMAN PERETz, devoted brother
Of Sam Peretz Funeral services 81
the Bernard Danzansky a. SOM
Funeral Home, 1901 I4th 81; NV.
on sunday, May 3, ct 1890 pm
Interment Workmen's Circle Gene
terry (Oldl 3
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April 30. 1859, HARRY a. n Heath
Of washington D, c., husband Of
the late. Nellie Lynn Heath and
grandfather OF Michael Murphy
and nephew OF William d. Heath.
Services at the 8. II. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2g01. 14th st. NV,
parking facilitiesl. Interment Glen.
Wood Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-02

FOSTER. wILLET >. oficers and
- members Of Mount Vernon
Vesl0asH Council, No. 10, Jr. o. u.
MMA a. NJ. and all members OF
HSqt&HN the Juniors and Color
IL ~n Guards, are hereby notified
NV Of the death Of our dear
brother, WILLET J. POS-
TER. on Wednesday. April 20, 1859.
Funeral services will be held at
Chambers Funeral Home. 14OO
Chaplin St, n.wv At 2 pm. sun
oAs' WWsAITTiR noon coups.,or
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OSATROF, ANDREW. on Thursday,
April 80, 1858, at the U. s. Naval
HOSPITAL Bethesda, Nd. ANDREW
A. Osatrof. father Of Joy Harrison
and Jesse Teacher. He also Is SUR
yiyed by his mother. Mrs. Helen
Osatrof: his sister, Mary Fedoruk,
and his brother, Cal osatrof.
neral Home, 1900 N st. NV. where
services will be held on Monday.
May 4 at 1:3O pm. 1nterment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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ThuTsdsSg " ADriI 80: 1859. JAMES
Marie e. Haniey tnee caTnot5,
brother OF Mrs. Edward r. Bradley,
Mrs. Joseph p Mccarthy, Edward
B. Hanley. John r. Hanley and Mrs.
ssI cain at aW assa CHAPEL sriep Isse nay pay
ave. NV, where the rosary will
be recited on Sunday, May ., at
pm. Mass will be offered at st.
stephens Catholic Church, 18th 81
and Pa. ave. NV, on Monday, May
A.. at 7:30 am. Services will be
held at Gawler'S Chapel, at 10 am
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. q
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RlSaA ESss9 M. ARTHY Issss s Ssfa6S
RICHARDSON Of 1883 C ST. Sc,
devoted son Of James and Marie
Richardson. He also leaves to
mourn their loss three sisters, one
brother, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John 7. Rhines A Co. Funeral
Home, 3015 18th st. ne. Notice
OF funeral later,
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UGLE, WILLIAM Z. AZ 446g Mac.
1859, husband Of the late Lilliar
Mem ose fs oa. & ~ na EI LOUISE s 8.s
herd, Mis- Alexander a. Schneider
Of New Rochelle. N. r.. and Mrs
Walter L. Mess: brother OF Mrs
Margaret Bobinger, Mrs. Mary Z
Bobinger and Mrs, Anne W. AtkinI
drep also survive. PRAYERS a
Chambers Funeral Home, 3072 N
81. NV. on Monday. May 4. n
$50 an. Mass at Our Lady 81
Victory Church, 1895 Macarthur
elvd. nv at am. Intermeni
Seosr hih Cemetery. .
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MERRITT. EUGENE. OF am Macor
Idds Rockville; Nd; on April 30
father Of Eueene Lee Merritt, s ,ei
OF Mayona Merritt and brother o.
Robert y. Merritt. Remains a
Chaplin st NV. Services a
on Tuesday. May 5, at . pm. IN.
terment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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sss. 1PTil ~. isSS: Al AHrIin91sso s
i a0 gSsS s SgEhLs ob. ia a 2sBsSsa
, Montross, father Of Harold K
Montross Of Wyccf1 n. y. ana
Quest End Farm, ROCK Tavern
n. Y Memorial services at thu
LaIear Funeral Home. Warwick
n. Y, on Friday, May 8, at 2 pm
Interment Warwick Cemetery, War
wick, N. Y. 2
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HICKS, JUDGE RICHARD B. on
FEridss' Nay Msy l. 1l,.I 1859. Ct his resi-
HICKS, the husband Of Myrtle Z
Hicks, father Of Richard B. Hicks,
jr.: Berry Hicks Mrs. r. M. Mid
dleton, Mrs. Harry 2. Ken
nedy, jr.. and Paul Burton Hicks
He also Is survived by four
grandchildren. Friends may call al
the Demaine Memorial Chapel, $50
South Washington ST.. Alexandria,
Va. A funeral service will be held
az the First Baptist Church on
Monday. May 4, at 3 pm. Inter-
meut Ivy Hill Cenaekery
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-03

so YDS. carpeting. padding valued
s4OO, now SIS; rugs, l2xis. 12xl5,
12xl2, 9xl5, 9xl2, 8x10, 6x9 $40
up; private residence. GL. l-4252.
RUGS, new, seconds, l2xl8, lexis.
12x12, 9x12. all alike. $40 up;
private residence. Pc. 1-8400.
OUR Engagement and Wedding
Book, the Bride Book, Guest
Book, at The SCOOP. 814 East
l52nd st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-03

MOVING, must sell partial contents
of home: living room furniture:
baby crib and scale. playground
equipment: child's spring horse.
All day Friday. SOL Cheltenham
blvd HI 2-6542.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-03

WARDROBE trunks. perfect for
college $5 and 81; teeter babe. So;
high chair, S.; wax birch crib,
matching wardrobe. $50.
AN, l.0597
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-03

2 PAIR rose colored draperies. bed
spread to match, new: bedroom
lamps: hose reel; miscellaneous
items IV 1-1612
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Lutheran Career
Women Take Cruise

The first social event of the
new season for the Lutheran
Bushes and Professional
Women's Club will be the char
tering Of the "Carol Diane
for an educational and enjoy
able river cruise on Sept. 18th
from 700 to 900 pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-03
Luud Silver Years

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence C.
Peterson, 1882 Elm ave., were
given a reception by out-of-
town relatives at the Bristol
Springs Country Club to cell
ebrate their 25th wedding an
niversary on August 23rd.
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WANTED TO BUY
I Buy Used Furniture
Poy Cosh
HE l-0lll or EV. 1887


RED piece kitchen set. formica
table. padded chairs. like new
S35: table pads, brand new, 82x60
w. 6-4852 after 4:3O p. m.
WILL swap deluxe electric range
for 80 in. matchless gas range:
General Electric mobile dish
washer. SIS. 1876 Wadena after
80 p. m. or Saturday.
MAPLE table, 4 chairs. SIS: table
model mangle, SIS. RE. 1898.
GAS dryer. gas range. living room
chairs, grey nylon sofa, table saw.
8 inch. with II h. p. motor on
stand. EV. 2-1370.
RECORD player, child's 3-speed
Columbia, $40: 5-piece child's
table set. So. RE. 1-5774.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-03

MOVING, must sell: freezer chest,
Is GU. it,: gas range with char
colator broiler: dinette table and
chairs: Wakefield end tables. cor
ner and lamp table. blond; round
dining table, study lamp, Chinese
figure table lamp. EV. 1-74O5.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-03

MOVING, must sell: glider. $40;
banjo, SIS; 3-piece wood furniture
and bird bath. $40: outdoor bar
becue with electric spit, $40;
Handyhot portable washing ma
chine IS HI 2-36S6
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-03

2-PIECE large couch. 2 upholstered
chairs and l lounge chair: marble
top round table; gray wall to wall
carpeting, sufficient for 2 rooms,
reasonable Err l-218A
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-03

ONE year old. RCA 81 in. blond tele-
vision: gray matelasse couch. aqua
pull-up chair. odd mirrors pair
antique boudoir lamps; ladies
clothing, 9 to IL. KE. 1-916S.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-03

MAHOGANY drop leaf table with
4 chairs; sofa; rug Skis. 9xl2; bed
room chair; mahogany coffee
table, drum table: Fl inch ma
hogany Stromberg Carlson tele-
vision, console model, good condi-
ton. MU. l-4435, after p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-03

LIVING room set, red nylon friege
davenport and chair. fine condi.
ton, $50; steel single bed, COM
plete, $50; new Osterizer liQuifier
SIS: gossip bench. red duran. with
glass top, SIS. 1880 Locherie ave.
w 1-8567
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-03
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

STAUFFER couch. deluxe model:
Hoover vacuum cleaner; preci-
sion skates. size .; Maytag auto
matte washer. years old.
RE. 1-9641.
DRAPES, 8 pair, traverse rods, or
iginally $40O, $45; 3 lamps. were
$29.95 each. both -$l2; high chair.
SIS; gas as, not st;p plate CSC; IS e. books
persian trim. 81; clothes, shoes;
name your price! FA. 1884.
clocks for sale, also all
clock repairing. Mills. 1346 East
187th st., w. 1-5680.
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The boat will leave from the charitable purposes.
East 9th pier Any proceeds Miss Ida Lucht will be host
from the will be used forless the evening
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to urge strongly that the dug cham
mel to the Green Island location be
given serious and fair consideration
by the Highway Commission. 1t
was argued by the Ocracoke people
that the much shorter run would
in the end save its dredging cost
in reduced cost of boat operation,
because two or three boats on the
Green Island run could easily do
as much as would require four or
five boats on the Great Swash run.
Mr.. Makepeace agreed that fair
consideration would be given to all
the arguments presented. He took
as his own position the view that
whatever is done, it is "high time
to stop fooling around and doing
nothing. for lack of agreeing or
knowing for sure what is the best
thing to do, and that the Commits
sion will do its best to combine the
interests and protection of the citi-
zens of Ocracoke and the touring
public"
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CITIZENS DISCUSS
KNOTY PROBLEM
OF FERRY SERVICE

oCRACOKE, August 24-The
knotty problem of ferry service be-
ween Hatteras and Ocracoke. was
presented for discussion here last
week Wednesday by Harold Make
peace, Director of Secondary Roads
and w. M. Spruill, District Engi-
neer for the Highway Commission.
Members of the local Roads Com
mittee and others were shown maps
indicating the results of survey
recently undertaken to find where
there are natural channels, between
open water in Pamlico Sound and
the western shore of Ocracoke Is
land. Only two such partial chan
nels exist, one in the vicinity of
Quork Hammock and the other in
the vicinity of Knoll Island at the
southern end of Great Swash. The
channel to Quork Hammock would
require digging directly across
Legged Lump shoal for consider
able distance, and all present
agreed that this channel would
quickly fill up because of the con-
slant tidal flow across it. The same
difficulty about Legged Lump
shoal applies to possible channel
into or near Green Island. In the
view of the Highway Commission.
this leaves only the Knoll Island
location as practical situation for
a permanent ferry landing, reas-
onably free from probable storm
and hurricane interference.
At this point in the hearing, local
Ocracokers objected strongly to
the length of "trip (21a hrs) and
the rough water travel that this
route would create. AS an alterna-
i've of dredging a channel which
would admittedly be long and ex-
pensive from open water at the
northen end of the island souther-
ly parallel to the island and as far
out as possible to reach a ferry
landing in the Green Island vicini-
ty, throwing the spoil from such
dredging back onto Ocracoke Is
land in the region of the Tar Hole
Plains and beyond. 1t was objected
by the Highway representatives
that such channel would be very
likely to fill with sand every time
the Ocean washes across the island
in storms; and it was further OBJ
jected by the Highway representa-
tives, and agreed by most present,
that such a channel would very
likely keep filling in across its
mouth because of the strong cross
flow of tidal currents at that
point.
In spite of the difficulties, most
Ocracoke representatives continued