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TBS were found among those be-
tween Is and "a.
"While the free chest x-ray
service is available to all persons
10 years of age and over" DR..
Winkler said, "we hope that par
ents and grandparents will appear
at the x-ray units in especially
large numbers. They can best pro-
tect their children and grandchil-
dren from spread of the disease by
making sure that they don't have
it themselves"
He pointed out that early tuber-
culosis frequently has no sympt-
oms and that the best way for a
person to make sure that he has
healthy lungs is through an annual
chest x-ray.
Goal for the 1866 chest x-ray
program is 1000 chest films, Is
percent more than the 6,182 chest
x-rays taken during East Cleve-
lands 1854 visit of the Christmas
Seal mobile x-ray units. To meet
the goal, East Clevelanders will
have to appear for x-ray at the
rate of nearly 80 an hour.
"Our committee believes that
this is a reasonable goal" says
Louise Barthold, chairman of the
x-ray committee. During last
years neighborhood chest x-rav
surveys, residents of Euclid turned
out at the rate of 81 per hour.
while those of Parma were x-rayed
at the rate of SO per hour. ,
"The committee feels that any,,
thing any other committee in
Cuyahoga County can do. East
Cleveland can do better"
Tapped for committee chairman
ship by City Manager Charles A.
Carran, Miss Barthold is a mem
Der of the Employee-Plant Rela-
tions Department of General Elec-
tries Nela Park.
~ SiA0b NLOWuS SApSCIeO at Lhe
units can be handled swiftly and
smoothly, 200 volunteer clerks and
hostesses are being recruited by
Mrs. Robert Weis, president-elect
Of the East Cleveland PTA Coun-
ell. Volunteers are being drawn
from PTA membership and from
Catholic school parent groups.
Progress reports, from Mrs.
Weis and from other committee
members on the city's mobilization
for the annual visit of the big.
white x-ray buses, are expected at
tomorrow's meeting.
The free chest x-ray program is
made possible through the CO.
operation of the East Cleveland
Health Department, the County
tuberculosis Clinic and the Anti
tuberculosis League.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-12
Welsh Club Sacred
Song Festival Sunday

The Women's Welsh Club of
East Cleveland are sponsoring their
Annual Gymanfa Ganu (Sacred
Song Festival) on Sunday. May
18th, at the Euclid Emmanuel Bap'
tist Church, North of Chardon I'd.
and Euclid ave. There will be two
sessions at 800 p. m. and 700
p. m. with supper served between
sessions.
Director for the day is William
Albert Hughes and the Cambrian
Male Chorus will sing at the eve-
ming sessions. Total proceeds are
for the maintenance of the Welsh
Home for Aged in Rocky River,
Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-12
Reeves Resigns
AS Member Of
School Board

Received with regrets by the
Board of Education is the resigna-
tion of Russell Reeves, a member
for the past four years. In his
resignation to the board Mr..
Reeves stated that pressure of
his professional responsibilities
make it impossible to give the at
tentiQn the position requires. Mr..
Reeves, who resides at 1919
Speedway Overlook, is news edi-
tor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mr.. Reeves succeeded Larry
Keith, resigned in 1851 and was
elected by big majority in No
vember Of that year for a term
expiring with December 31st, this
year. No appointee to succeed to
the vacancy is announced by the
board.
designations and appointment of
teachers acted upon Monday night
are as follows. Received resigna-
tiOns from Mrs. Beverly Otto
George, Prospect School, who is
leaving the city; Miss Marian
PAUL., Mayfair and Miss Janet
Shuman, Home Economics instruc-
tor at Shaw, are getting married
this summer.
Appointments by DR.. o. J. Korb,
superintendent, confirmed by the
board are: Mrs. Ruth Welter, 1896
Winsford rd., transferred from the
substitute to the regular list, will
teach at Caledonia School. Mrs.
Barbara Bowling of Akron, a June
1855 graduate of Kent State Uni
versity, Home Economies, and Mrs.
Diane d. Luderer of Akron, ele-
mentary, graduate of the Uni
versity of Akron with teaching
experience.
Miss Sandra Grayson was ap-
pointed to playground supervision
at Caledonia School for the sum-
mer.
Upon the recommendation of
N. F. Leist, assistant to the super
intendent, salary increases for
non-educational employees were
approved effective July 1st. The
total increase is $4,000 per year.
On the list are clerks, custodians,
maintenance men, cleaning women
and truck and bus drivers.
East Cleveland School District is
one of the few in the area MAIN
tanning non educational employ
ees on a yearly basis. There are
variations for employed full or
part time. The salary increase is
commensurate with that granted
earlier this year to educational
employees.
Maple Heights was granted per-
mission to use Shaw Pool two
evenings for the training of life
saving instructors who will teach
in their outdoor pools this summer.
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Former Residents
Get Promotions

Friends of Jack McCalligan, who
attended the East Cleveland
schools, Rozelle through Shaw
will be happy to know that he has
been named plant manager of the
Champion Corrugated Container
Corp. of Plymouth, Mich.
The McCalligans and their four
children moved from their home,
21430 Morris ave-, Euclid, three
weeks ago and have temporary
quarters in Detroit pending COM
pletion of home being built in
Plymouth.
Before going with the Cham
pion Company the first of the
year, McCalligan was employed
as a consulting engineer by Hell
mick & Associates of Cleveland.
In the past few years he has been
directly concerned with the in
stallation and time study programs
in major corrugated container
plants throughout the country.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
McCalligan reside at 1871 Mar
loes ave.
Richard Petit, who has been in
Baltimore, Md, for the past q
months as a sales trainer for the
Victor Adding Machine Co., has
been transferred to Akron as plant
manager. Mr.. Petit with Mrs. Petit
and daughter Dianne visited re-
Gently with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Domenic Petit, 1897 Nela-
dale.
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Taking the lead among the men,
bers of the Superior -Rozelle Prop
erty Owners Civic Association who
are actively supporting the city's
year-round Cleanup Fix-up Paint
up campaign is the associations
charter president j. Durant Mix.
The leaders staff photographer
last Saturday morning found Mr..
Mix busily engaged in filing in
cracks on the front porch of his
home, in preparation for painting
the porch.
At 1859 Melbourne, 82-year-old
Patrick j. Darmody was working
in his back yard where he tenderly
cares for lawn and flowers which
are as neat as a in.
"It's been fun" said Mr.. Dar-
mody, explaining that he bought
the place year ago and has been
waiting eagerly for Spring to
know what blooms would be COM
ing up. A garden lover, he is also
happy about his new lawn mower.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-12
Kirk Spring
Concert Next
Thursday Eve

The music department Of Kirk
Junior High presents its 25th an
nual Spring Concert Thursday,
May 10Th at 8:15 p. m.
This years concert will include
generous portions of vocal music
by groups under the direction of
Mrs. Ruth Honess and instrument
tai groups under the direction of
Mr.. Kenneth Williams. Instru-
mental groups will include the
Kirk Orchestra, the Concert Band
and a piano solo by Pat Moore.
This year both the boys and girls
glee clubs will perform in a6di-
tion to the mixed chorus and vocal
ensemble.
The bands portion of concert
profits will be used to supplement
PTA funds donated for the pur-
chase of new uniforms.
The program will open with Sc
lections by the girls glee club,
a group of "a girls from the eighth
and ninth grades. The boys glee
club of 25 boys of the same age
will follow.
The orchestra will then enter
tain with several numbers, followed
by the vocal ensemble of ten boys
and ten girls. Pat Moore's piano
solo will preced the mixed chorus
of 124 voices, and the evenings
entertainment will be capped by
the Concert Band.
The program will be brought to
a thrilling climax by a combined
rendition of Zone God"
All are welcome to come and
enjoy this program.
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To Observe
Ordination
Anniversary

Sunday, May 18th, at II a. m,
Hope Lutheran Church will hold
a 25th Anniversary Ordination
service honoring its pastor, the
Rev. Oliver G. Grotefend. The
service will present special music,
the two choirs together with or
chestral accompaniment. Guest
speaker for the occasion will be
DR.. Theodore Liefeld of Capitol
University Seminary, Columbus,
Ohio. DR.. Liefeld is a professor
of New Testament.
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WANTED
POOL SHOT

of Shaw Pool? Editors of the
forthcoming East Cleveland
Citizens Hand Book are in need
of a good overall shot of Shaw
Pool. So far plenty of spot
pictures have been located, but
that one needed overall view of
the pool on a nice summer day
is yet to be found.
Amateur camera fans or
even semi-professionals, or pos
sibly a professional cameraman
may have just the picture the
editors would like to have.
If you have one, please call
City Hall, MU. 1-5020 and tell
the good news to Mr.. Boise.
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SehoIarshipHono
Are Announced

Four East Clevelanders have
scholarships to Western Reserve
University.
Winner of the General Motors
scholarship to Flora Stone Mather
College is Mary Uphoff, daughter
of Mrs. Dudley F. Uphoff of 1890
Hover ST., a graduate of Shaw
High School.
Also receiving a scholarship to
Flora Stone Mather College is
Sandra Littman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. David Littman of 14110
Superior rd.
William j. Schafer Of 1889 Fay
ST., was awarded a scholarship
to the school of Law.
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Swimming Honors
For Sandy Andrews

Sandy Andrews, a Junior at
Shaw High School, won second
place in the Northeastern Ohio
A.A.U. syncronized swim meet
last Saturday at the Euclid High
pool. Sandy hopes to enter the
National Championship meet to
be held in July in New Jersey. She
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Budd Andrews of Sheldon I'd.
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The Shaw girls Interclass Swim
Meet Friday, May 18th in Shaw
pool will be highlighted with a
special number, featuring boys of
the Shaw swimming team in syn
cronized number.
Taking part will be Bob Eppich,
Bill Ford, Stan Salter, Dick Knott,
Bill Shank and Bob Smoyer.
On the program are 40-yard
Free Style, 20-yard Back Stroke,
20-yard Breast Stroke, Pajama
and Free Style relays, an Under
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N
I II A [
In East Cleveland

1t may be May on the calendar
but its not exactly May weather
as this notation on a complaint
slip at the police station indicates:
Landlord otifie d to provide
heat"
The paper bag idea for motorist
to carry in their cars as trash
containers, could we'll be adopted
by many of the CTS bus drivers
to catch all those loose bits of
papers which litter up their areas
in the bus-and incidentally might
be a hint to passenger to refrain
from scattering litter on the bus
floor.
But, the litter situation is i'm
proving in some parts of town
Until next week-E.C.B.
This is Cleanup, Paint--up, Fix
up, Light-up Week throughout the
land. Everywhere is heard the clar-
ion call to respond in making ones
own premises, and so ones own
community, more attractive.
Taking the helm in the East
Cleveland campaign is the year old
East Cleveland Cleanup Commit
tee, but the formal Cleanup Week
is but the introduction in the 1865
participation, since year ago the
city decided to make Cleanup 81
week project, year after year.
In this year-round, all-out en-
deaver, every resident is partici-
pating in one of two ways, by
his cooperation, or his indiffer-
ence. The towns general appear
ance will reveal the standings from
day to day.
Among many Of its Cleanup
duties, the Committee, over the sig
nature of it's Chairman, Thomas
E. Murry, has sent the following
letter:
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water for Distance swims, together
with a girls syncronized swim
ming solo, and one syncronized
swimming duet.
The meet will be referred by
Jack Caldwell, Joe Phillips and
Pat Wallace. Taking part for their
class will be:
Sophomores: Ruth Cunningham
(Capt.), Linda Broer, Willie Blair,
Betsy Baldau,. Mana Wellman, Jill
Huddleson, Ruth Phillip, Ellen
Moore, Norma Stonestreet, Valerie
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-12
Mr.. PEW ILL

The condition of William Pew,
a former city commissioner who
suffered a heart attack Monday,
May 9th, remains unchanged at
Huron Road Hospital. In company
with Mrs. Pew and a niece, he
returned home Saturday, May 7th
from his usual winters stay in
Mt. Dora, Fla.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-12

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony r.
Gaynor, 1925 Rosedale, a girl,
Donna Ann, April 23rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-12

Rev. Grotefend entered tn e
Lutheran ministry after gradual
ing from Capitol University Semi
nary in 1880. He served a year
as assistant pastor to DR.. VIM.
Mics of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
in Detroit, and then became pastor
of Holy Cross Lutheran Church,
that city. During this period Holy
Cross merged with Chalmers Mis-
sion. Upon completion of the
merger, Rev. Grotefend was called
to active duty with the Army.
Rev. Grotefend served the Army
from March 1941 to March 1916
Continued on Page g.
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Montgomery County

Montgomery County
HOOKING LARGE LAKE
frontage on main road; large stone
house. 4-room stone. former slave
cottage, large stone barn; all well
over 100 yrs. old. Beautiful rolling
land. hish elevation 4 miles from
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.
1894 colesville Rd. u. $500
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lge. bedrms. Zone, 3Ox1b): bsmt.:
o.e.: Diet. garase and large chicken
NOOK; level lot with trees: SI3.95O.
LIST trust, $1,000 at 40. s. g.
GERACHIS CO.. 1041 N. Fillmore
ST.. ia. S-2133; ewes. JE. 4-1627.
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CO.. MD. near Laurel. Nd.
12O-acre farm. low price. ~
10 acres, lge. home. mr.. Johns Hop
kins. -
20 acres. excel. location. ALSO other
homes and farms. H. T. BROWN,
Realtor, 122 Lafayette ave. Laurel,
Md. Parkway 5-l66b. 10
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$500 DOWN, Arna Valley = Brlck
semidet., . lse. CHEEKY bedrms... sep.
din. rm., Iiv. rm.. full bsmt.: walking
distance to transp,, shopping and
GERACHIS co. i041 N. Fillmore ST.
IA R.oI2a Epes LIE 4.lR27 g
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LOCK, STOCK AND BARRED
l73 acres: going dairy: shipping ID. g.
"a miles Damascus, Nd, $be, 500.
DE 2-ORAh. 10
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HOUSES WANTED TO guy

2-BEDRM. GI HOME urgently needed.
RstheS Ebw arsf FAY fs Nj g. M4aPning
ewes. OIL. g-95g6. 10
UNFURNISHED SMALL HOME with 3
or more acres. for Navy couple with
dog. Lake site desirable. Consider
to $50. IA; BOIL. 10
tmmed. appraisals. ERWIN REALTY
CO., WA. 7-1232: WA 7-0334 p
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR HOMES in
D C.. Cali us now for top prices,
FRED ENRICH, ST. 3-o450. 10
lMME,jiATE CASH for your home or
invest. property. Any location. DI
7-SS42, TU. 2-S35e. LA
MODEM. clean 2 or :. pedrm nome.
u . E: OF nearby Nd, ss pref;
II. M G s;sIsS rS Il e Fowl S;7I aSmr. an,
condition, in d c. MR.. BoZzI, ST.
VIZ Siss VIII e suY ron cxsM. homes in
! Ss s:lEf: eu GS At at a II eS1
v~VVtVs
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HOUSES TO BUILD

MODERN HOMES - Three bedroom,
5000; $500 down. S55 mo. 2-bed-
rm.. 81. 800; $500 down. $40 mo.
4-bedroom de luxe rambler. 64-ft
iSnE i. saS6oo on voqs S nsN
JU S.4452. --1R
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
FORDHAM VILLAGE

Spacious 3-bedrm.. a.tile bath, ALL
brick rambler, year-'round jalousie
fully equipped GE kit. and ldry.;
attached garage; lovely wooded lot
S26.50O ] blk. South Of Belle
Haven area. 500 Fordhsm DR.,
so. 5-q432. 10
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

SI4.765-GI
Brick Colonial home IN excel. N. Arl.
location; 2 bedrms.. den, sep. din.
rm., full bSmt. with rec. rm. and "
bath; beautifully wooded lot. Call
now for appt. to inspect. Mr.. Kin
'aidis H sAi SSssoS 3 LucHs co.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ACKNOWLEDGMENT % ss; large once; ESQ pa SsI
SIS EACH Tor rooms on End d. Of
once bldg. centrally located In TAX
oma Park, D. C. ROBERT z. LOHR
Realtor. RA. 6-3600. --S
5000 WISCONSIN AVE N.w.-ideaI
location for once; large rooms,
private entrance. frst floor: plenty
Of parking space; reasonable rent
BAiLEYS CROSSROADS and Seven
Corners. Va. Mod. &C ONCE space
IN Culmore shopping center. DE
2-55S3 or RA. 3-1397 for info.
MEDICAL OFFICE--Mod.. e.-e. 10th
and Park I'd. NV. HO. 2-b36S or
RA 3-1397 to inspect.
1917 18th ST. N.W.-1st-hoor front
once, ideal advertising space on
gindoysE; other ofacss $50 and up
r5kAIg 'H LOCATION, doctor. dentist s
business once: Mimi Pa, Sc: :
s-rm. house, parking. JU. b-e483
doctor. barber shop or once any
nod Side. II. s.ssas.
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STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON. VA. SHOPPING CEN.
TER-15 II. x go IT,; modern;. suit
able delicatessen, bakery, clothing,
etc; rent S175. JE. 4-6433. Ill
SMALL STORE, suitable business or
once 2 sSo Hladensburs I'd. ne,
STORE. newly decorated. including
use of fixtures and heat; was q
variety store: $3.50 month. 1914
9TH st. NV. Cali Ii. 3-669S. %
%. 00O-SQ.-FT. floor area with no..
900 So. #. for parking. Owner will
divide to suit tenant. Located in
10000 blk. Colesyiile rd.. Silver
Spring; CHESTER n. KELLER.
1915 i4th sT. NV. next to corner
Suitable for any business. Call Mr..
GORDON, Ma. S-6434: ewes. RA. g.
6s14. Sun. from 10 to pm. and
eiss 18th ST. NV, next to Ambas-
sador TheRter-Lge. store, garage.
and 2-bedrm. apt; S225. Suitable
for any business. Call MR.. GORDON.
Ma. S-6434: ewes. RA. .6-6S14, Sun.
from 10 to / pm. and after 5.
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Lake Bancroft
Custom Rambler

A HAPPY sCOMBINATIoN-A lovely
year-'round home and summer
resort. ALL IN ONE. This brand
new. stone-and-brick, 3-bedroom,
3-bath. full center-hall rambler will
delight your heart. Fabulous recrea-
ton room with fireplace, N ground
level ENGLISH basement overlcoktns;
corner lot with towerins trees Galore
just 100 yards to bathing beach
Only S35, 800. Trades Considered
]. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
Radio Bldg. Arl. IA. 4-II55
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PROPERTY WANTED

HUSTLER wants to buy "a interest
b. C.. area. Prefer keeping present
MANAGEMENT. Box 272-Z, Star.
HAVE LIQUOR LICENSE. looking for
good location to move. 2 of cities
finest merchants with wonderful
reputation. Box 1907. Star. 10
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
2k-ACRE ESTATE

u IAO4GH III ~ = u
Near Wash. Golf and Country Club
Custom built. -styl lie
brick home: clean as q palace:
fireplace, dining room 16xl1.
screened porch. 1Ox20: modern
kitchen. f2x20; breakfast room
with corner window, 3 bedrooms
and Q tiled baths on FIRST floor.
large open deck porch with iron
l2x16. with tub bath, wealth Of
closet space: v basement recrea-
ton room i5x30. stone fireplace,
powder room: oil &C. heat: out
side entrance; attached garage:
lovely grounds. crossed BY natural
stream and @ variety OF trees:
home with approx. / acre. S32, 500:
additional IA acres. 50 500.
FRED =. GEORGE. REALTOR
IA S-f57S IA. S-0141
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

MOD. history BRICK BUILDING
. years old---Approx. 900 50. It.
moor space. Private entrance to End
, seor and ay yssp ns essh noor aey
DuKEHART, Elk. 3-0656, OIL. A.
LIST COMMERCIAL, store and living
quarters. pvt. parking; 31-ft. front.
on pa; ave. sc. Call OWNER, Ii.
l7s 9o K sT. N.w.-lst comml.; 4 hrs,
Eng. bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., 5 baths;
good income. Hot spot loo. Good
for any business or organization.
low dn. payment Well I'm. PAUL
I.EpS. EN- a-R4Qh IN
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SOS PER ACRE

excel: hunting, apple orchard. On.
usual offer. . mi. Rte. 30, 80 MI.
vest Of winchester. Va. sIdLE y
CO., RA. 1891. -
(Continued % next pagsJ
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DOWNTOWN 18th ST.
First time offered. Over 5000 50.
It. of selling space, located a few
doors from Woodward a. Lothrop.
Heavy duty construction. large ele-
yator. CARL q ROSINSKI CO..
MA, 8-9254. 3
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No Money Down

Situated on a lovely corner lot. this
3-bedrm frame home with large
csreened porch is offered to vets at
S12,750. with payments OF APPROX
imateiy SIS per mo. You can't al
ford not to look into this.
PLANTATION REALTY
JE. 2-2717 JE. 4-2l44
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ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk spaes
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service available.
Call DE. 2.S0O0
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NEARING CoMPLETIoN-But this
house & so hot It Is sure to. sell
Sedrm 9is bath BRICK rambler on
beautifully tree shaded lot. l25xI75.
Lge. iiv. rm. with fireplace. separate
dining room. screened porch. fully
equipped eiec. kit. including dish
washer, Full bsmt. with y bath.
partially finished rec. Im;. with ire-
residsntial area. Priced at only
$4,000. Shown by appt. THE OAR
BY CO.. IA. 5-9393. once open o
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o. HChEo1 WIFI hpHVIUUo UuIIEdIUWs 9
bedrms.. Ice. liv. rm. with fireplace,
S ss diqinF b .m and ed1 k s:bsss a
stores. tust 16 mi. from D. c. Con-
venient terms. Sale by OWNER
Sl3Q50 nII 6-T0S5 10
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DAIRYMEN'S BEST BUY
$40 500

milk check never less than
erick County, Md. As Holstein cattle.
all modern farm machinery, milk
equipment. Shipping Baltimore mar
ket. Barn score, gS. 6-rm modern
residence, 35-stanchion dairy barn,
III hsatb y ovn S9a S M b.S 2.
gain, available. Your inspection in-
vited.
SIGLER g. CO., RIA. 3-3431
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SIO5 PER MONTH with buying op-
ton. Immediate occupancy. b
bedrm. rambler, 10 miles from D. c
line. Modern in every respect.
Kitchen equipped. Fenced Yard.
WARING. NE. 5000. PL. 9-23i1.
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SPLIT LEVEL IN LYON VILLAGE
t besIt. KIT; 0e onls s si MANNAs
REALTY Co. 2116 Wilson blvd.
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N. Arlington Brick Rambler
Center-Hall Rambler

204s Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-s500.
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4 -BEDRM. brick Cape Cod; 9 baths.
full bsmt.. scr. rear porch, firepl.
school and bus. CT approved SIS
500 MANNAS REALTY CO., 2116
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3 BEDRMS.. . baths. LS19.950-Ex-
auisite Cape Cod, In fine area has
3 bedrooms and bath, on LIST floor,
with . bedrooms and bath upstairs;
lovely living room has fireplace. set
in paneled wall: excellent kitchen.
A real value for large family. See
Il today! MANNAs REALTY CO.,