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minds of the woman who views
the candidate.
AS one young housewife and
mother put it: 1--WE don't have
time to sit down and study a
bill he is vetoing or not Veto
ing. We get a general impress
sion about the man from his
stand on issues, but it's the
man we think about" I in
terjected a question. Do we
judge a candidate by imagin-
ing what 1t would be like to be
married to him? There wasn't
even a pause.
"Of course" she said, isn't
that the way we Judge every
MANI"
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ment?" I asked. A feminine
listener piped up, shes a
woman"
Does a small sampling Of
Washington women show how
the women across the country
feel about a candidate? No.
Does it prove that women are
not interested in the issues?
No. Continued conversation
with some Of the above
brought forth specific COM
ments on Eisenhower's success
or failure at doing this or that.
But in every case, the first
reaction to the question indi-
Gated what is uppermost in the
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First in q series Of how and why some
Of the leodins presidential eondi-
dotes appeal to women. Next week
Adolf Stevenson.
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
What Do
We Like
About Ike?

Continued From Page D-1
it's going to be good for his
own particular business.
But start polling women
on whom they like and why
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ROYAL WELcoME-The outgoing chairman Of the
Inter-Americon Defense Board and Mrs. Edmund T.
Woodbridge gave party last week for the incoming
chairman and former Marine Commondont, Gen.
LemueI c. Shepherd Top Officials and their wives
were on hand to greet him, including Navy Secretary
Thomas, who shores q joke here with Mrs. Donald
Quorles wife Of the Secretary Of the Air Foce-stor
Stoff Photos
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Appointment Of
New Teachers
Is Announced

Two more teacher appointments
have been announced by the Board
.of Education.
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Women's Market To
Continue Saturday

The Rural Women's Market prof.
Get will continue for the third Sat
urday, August 10, at the Bowman
boat house at McHenry. Last Sat
urday, there were IA selling with
total Of p including those who
had sent produce by neighbors.
There were 45l sales, an increase of
So over the first week
Some new produce will be Of
fered for sale this Saturday, in
Guiding smoked turkey, butter and
special salad bowl.
The project is for five Saturdays
of August and September and will
determine whether there is enough
interest for a longer season.
The Rural Women's Market is
one project of the County Rural
Development program.
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SWALLOW FALLS

Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bowman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Bowman and
family attended the Bowman re-
union, Tower City, Pa, over the
weekend.
Michael Hinebaugh, spent Satur-
day evening with Mrs Erwin o.
Haver.
Mrs. Thomas Hensley Hancock,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
w Maybe.
Mrs. Adra Hinebaugh. Mrs. N. A.
Ream and Mrs. Erwin O'Haver Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. James Sanders
near Oakland, Monday.
Mrs. Estella Lewis. Red Oak, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs Marshall
Friend and family
Mr.. and Mrs William Verde
baugh and family, Baltimore, arc
spending this week with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton MarkleN
and family, Leo Skipper and sons
Miss Helen Maybe and Regina
Dunn, Piedmont W Va; and Don
aid Foster visited Mr.. and Mrs
Arden w. Skipper. Sunday.
LGHdS NlGuOtlt - q patient III Jilt
Garrett County Memorial hospital
Mrs Maude Smearman, Balti-
more; Mrs Martha Spiker and Mrs
Louis Skipper visited Mrs Flora
Skipper, Hutton. Monday
Ladies' Aid was held at the home
of Mrs James Werdebaugh
Joe Wiegfield. Hancock. visited
Miss Elinor Sines. Sunday
Members of the Homemakers
club gave a surprise birthday party
for Mr.. and Mrs. Arden w Skip
per on Wednesday evening Re
freshments were served and many
gifts We're received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trout, OF
Terra Alta. W. Va visited Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence w. Maybe, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmitt Smith, OF
Cadiz, O., and Mrs. Cora Boggs and
son visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ream
this week.
Webster Trout and daughter. d
Baltimore, spent the weekend with
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"Bell, Book, Candle
Will Be Final Play

Bell, Book and Candle" by John
Van Druten, listed as an enchanting
comedy of a witch in love, will be
the eighth and final play TO be Of
fered by the summer theatre play
ers at the Garrett County Play
house at the former Arden Boat
club at McHenry This will be pre-
scented next Tuesday through Sat
urday, August q to Is.
The cast for this play is limited
to five characters with Susanna
Oglesby as the young witch and
Helen Page Camp as the elder
aunt witch. Assisting them will be
Tom Calkins, Bob Morris and Leon
ard Drum.
The play, Angel Street will
be repeated tonight, tomorrow
night and Saturday night. The
shows were attracting the usual
number of patrons with 122 persons
the first night. Last weeks per-
Torrance had a total attendance of
TIP.
This weeks play, Angel Street, -
has proved since its original per-
Torrance in London in 1888, to be
one of the great thrillers of the
modern theatre A vehicle for such
actors as Basil Rathbone, Vincent
Price, Judith Evelyn, Sylvia Sid
ney and others of the American
stage, it was filmed under the title
of Gas Light with Charles Boyer
and Ingrid Bergman.
Next week the playhouse man
ager, Gene Yell, is placing a CUES
tionaire in the program, to assist
him in preparing next seasons
schedule.
The players will go to Frostburg
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GE'EVEpfSTfFEQ NeEUS

Delegates Lillian Swauger, Ann
Wengerd and Emma Cobaugh eX-
pect to attend the State Convention
in Baltimore, August %, "a. and Is.
Surprise Party Held
a surprise party was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Beachy in honor of Elmer Beachy
by his brother and sisters. Attend
ing were Mr. and Mrs George
Beal. Lowell and George, Jr., Mark
Teton, Pa, and son. Barry. Mrs.
Ernest Beal and daughter Debbie,
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Beachy, Wini-
fred, Leo, Donna. Marvin and Glen
BeachY. Grantsville.
Willing Workers Meet
The Willing Workers Society of
the Laughlin church met August
10, at the church. The topic was
Friendship and Fellowship" The
group sang several songs. Poems
were read by Freda Hutzel and
Marie Platter The business meet
ing was lead by the president,
Orpha Wisserman.
Directors were chosen for the fol-
lowing groups:
Temperance. Mrs. G.. Patton;
Peace, Mrs. F. Hutzel: Home and
Family Life. Mrs. NJ. Platter:
Spiritual Enrichment, F. Hutzel:
Missions, M. Platter l: Aid Serv-
ices, L. burst
There were Ia members and five
visitors present.
The next meeting will be at the
church on September II.
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Mrs. Charles Burley has been APP
pointed as fifth grade teacher at
the Annex building in Oakland She
replaces Mrs. Sue Harvey, who re-
Gently resigned to accept a posi-
ton in Montgomery county, where
her husband is employed. Mrs. Bur
ley graduated from Lumberport
High school and attended Fairmont
Teachers college. She is married
to Charles Burley, science teacher
at Southern Mrs. Burley did a
great deal of substitute teaching in
the county last year.
Edward Quattro. a graduate of
Thomas High school and a June
graduate from Fairmont State
Teachers college with B. s. de-
gree, will replace Benjamin SPEECH
er, who resigned last week as
science teacher at Southern. Mr.
Quattro is a major in high school
science and physical education and
in addition to his science teaching
will help head coach Richard
Travis with football.
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UNDERWOOD

The Sacred Song Service at the
Underwood church Sunday was en-
iOyed by large crowd
Sunday supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Soelters were their
daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Ludwig
and three children, Jimmie Sines
and George Teets. of Oakland; Mi
and Mrs Earl Boice and three chill
dren. of CorriganSVille.
Frank Arnold returned to his
Army base in Michigan, after a 10
day furlough with home folks, Mr.
and Mrs Ray Arnold.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Canaan and
boys were in Parsons, W. Va, re-
Gently attending last funeral rites
of an uncle, the late Harvey Hebb
Miss Mary Spencer accompanied
her brothers. Charles and Carl and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spencer on
sightseeing trip to Washington,
d. c., over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Fulk and
daughter, of Rockville. spent Sat
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Fulk. Monday overnight guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon burst
and son and Eddie Podfield, Cum
berland
Mrs Keith Stahl and Mrs. Harold
Bachtel were recent callers on Mrs
Phyllis Arnold and infant daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs George Sabecheck
and sons Wesley and George, OF
Fredericktown. Pa, were Thursday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs Keith Stahl
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ludwig. Balti-
more, sent a recent weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Mandy Ludwig
Mrs. Nora Snyder and Mrs Ludwig
accompanied them to Charles Soel-
tiers as supper guests one evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Without
and daughter Debbie. of Bentley.
vile. Pa. Mrs. Cecilia Silfies, OF
FredricktoWn, Pa, and Miss Vir.
ginia Silfies, Of Deep Greek Lake
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs Keith Stahl and family Mrs
Silfies plans to spend the next few
weeks visiting the Stalls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Soelters
were Saturday supper guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Arnold.
Mr. and Mrs Hervey Wolfe were
Saturday callers on Mr.. and Mrs
Keith Stahl.
MI and Mrs. Floyd Fulk anC
/ family Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith
and family Of Kingwood spen
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs Nor
gan Fulk Sunday visitors were
Miss Virgie Kaye Helmick, Kink
wood; Miss Bonnie Arnold. of Fla
Rock, Mich. and Mr. and Mrs. Har
| ry Canaan.
Weekend visitors of Mr.. anc
Mrs Walter Peterson were Mr. anC
/ Mrs. Earl Peterson. of McKeeSport
Pa and Mr.. and Mrs. James Mat
theWs and family of Duquesne,
/ Pa
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Bible School Closes

The closing program for the Oak
Grove Church of the Brethren Va
cation Church school was held on
Friday evening July p. Forty-four
children attended the school with
eight teachers. Twenty-Five dollars
was collected for the Brotherhood
fund.
Teachers were Mrs. Louise Bond.
Mrs. Mildred Cuppett, Mrs. Lola
Wilburn, Mrs. Mary Savage. Mrs.
Ethel Dewitt. Mrs, Llwellyn Rode
HEAVIER and Mrs Margaret CLANCY.
who acted as dean. Two assistant
teachers were Miss Betty Savage
and Miss Patty Cuppett
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A Maybe.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Sines and
family. Meyersdale. Pa, are visit
ing relatives here.
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Street Carnival Underway

A street carnival at Deer Park.
sponsored by the fire company, be-
gan last evening and will continue
through Saturday A parade is
scheduled for this evening at Z o.
clock.
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Tickets sale ngunders Pharmacy
Country Club
General Admission, So Children under
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Auxiliary lnstalls

Auxiliary lnSealls
The American Legion Auxiliary
Unit Post No. PA. Grantsville, met
Monday evening August 49, with
Miss Lillian SWauger president,
presiding
Officers were installed by Mrs
Elite Nogel vice president-elect,
Mt District, and Mrs Maud Banz-
hof Junior Chairman Of Commune
ty Service, who served as sergeant
at-arms They are both from Cum
berland Post No. 49,
Installed were President Lillian
SWauger, vice president, Mary
Stahl; 2nd vice president Thelma
Miller. treasurer Lois Bender:
sCrgeant-at-arms. Ercille jenkins.
chaplain. Ann Wengerd: color bear
ers, Jane Davis and Anna Huff;
historian. Viola BroadWater score
tarY, Emma Cobaugh.
Viola Broadwater read the his
torical report for the year and
Mrs .Nogel and Mrs Banzhof gave
talks.
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Extension Notes

The Bittinger Homemakers club
will have picnic in the Brenne-
man Grove August p at 7:30 p. m.
The West VindeX club plans pic
mic on August %.
Carl Johnson, University land
scape specialist, will assist those
on August 26 to present the final
play, Bell. Book and Candle" be-
fore group at Frostburg State
Teachers college.
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President William Smith has
called a meeting of all Little
League personnel for Friday, Au-
gust II, at 100 p. m, in the Moose
Hall
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requesting his aid through the To-
cal extension office The following
schedule has been set up: August
"a $50 a m, home of Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Hawkins; 900 a m, home
of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Custer; 10
a m home of Mr. and Mrs. b. O.
Aiken; II a. m, home of Miss Kath-
ryn Sepicher, both of Accident
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Al Companies
FEMALE
CONTACT MRS. ROBERTS

CONTACT MRS. ROBERTS
SECRETARY. Gen. Mgr. m0turs.
points dIeo ........t to $3.50
SECRETARIES. Industrial Relations
and Personnel ........ s3oo-s32s
SECRETARY. Advertising. Euclid
Ave, responsibility .S275-S3oo
DICTAPHONE. EDIPHONE
OPERATORS ......... $275-S3oo
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
BOOKKEEPER. good exp, TO
ooe 80 ............ s35o-S37s
STATISTICAL CLERK. Engineering
Doto, Eost l52nd .... S300-S325
PAYROLL CLERK, some tYping SITS
ACCOUNTING CLERK. lite
exp. ................. s25o.s27s
PERSONNEL CLERK. Relief PIX.
interesting position. Euclid $3.50
COMpTOMETER OPERATOR. no
tYping. Euclid ...........S S275
COMPTOMETER OPR.. little exp.
mature person. town .... .S240
PURCHASING CLERK. "cdvonce-
ment," type. Wickliffe s25o-s27S
GENERAL OFFICE. Export
dept, young .......... s25o-S27s
ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATOR,
type .................. S24o
PIX OPERATORS. tuin on
Ediphone Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERK.
lite type INSTRUMENTATION. S22b
CLERK-TYPIST. 2o-5o. Eost
Cleveland ............... S22s
CLERK-TYPIST. invoice. young.
Wicklife ........... S2o0-S22S
KEY PUNCH OPERATORS,
MAIL CLERKS, young -. S2l6-S25o
FILE CLERK. good potential" $500
INDUSTRIAL CAFETERIA.
good cooks and general
help ............eS .eSc-Sl.40 hr.
FACTORY APPLICATIONS
ALWAYS WELCOME
Intil 1000 p. NJ.
20 Is Oar Business
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Community Employment Services
Euelid-Richmend Shopping Center Arcade
RE. 2-7l15
EUCLID employment SERVICE
1880 Lake Shore Blvd. RE. 1900
NJ n L Z
1850 Lake Shore Blvd.

MALE SALESMAN. lumber
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS soasmru % ~ " S' Oman
grad $500 up OFFICE BOY HIS grad
drivers License SzoO
AIR CONDITIONING rrMuTr
DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. to
PRODUCT DESIGN Me- deg s1ENooRxpFIE lecepaonist
urcrufs S5Sos6oo personnel .S3oo
FOREMAN heavy welding $500 SECRETARY to Personnel -
lie. DEGREE, control. Director Ito s32o
pRoDuGftoN 5 CLERK inventory young Wckiae
scheduling SECRETARY Soles Munuger
ESTIMATOR. tuinee. HIS grudo young ... $3.50
dut exempt S3uoS3ou SEEhhIAhf 10 advertising so.-
MACHNIST draft Manager s32S
exempt HIS grad ..... $3.50 up EDIPHONE. supervise
LAB echnciun. girls ....,............. S275
$500 PIX RECEPTONlST Yps
ELECTRICAL DESIGN Euclid 2 girl office $3.50
dutsmon ............ $500 up CLERKTYPSr telephones.
COST ACCOUNTANTS Euclid $500
opportunity for SALES CORRESPONDENT
ACCOUNTANTS severed good FULL Bookkeeper $500
possbuieg s4ooss5o severol ........... TO $500
INTERVAL AUDITOR, e. DRAFTsWonIAN detailing " $500
s0oo hovel ...... oup+ IRECEPTIONIST, personnel
TdEKEEPER S4o0 shorthand $500
SALESMAN degree equivul 0i' oho "uh9 soo,
IBM obuohon back UO1nY
$500 up m ooe, Iuela
SALES PROMOTION degree. ;nSnstrr ~ ~ s27s Sam
GbiHy to write good. s,oo MEDICAL REcEProNlsr or
English .S40o7- Tacbnrinn troir
INSURANCE ADIUsToR toinee POSTING CLERK filing.
furnished Stort $500 typing $3.50
MANAGER finance. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK
promotion possibilities beginner experienced S275S375
excellent Start S2s54 FILE CLERK. no Npng
allowance ..............,... $3.50
AND MANY oTHERs
Many OF our employers pay applicants
which the iee will budget
o cost
RICHARD E. AND ANDERSON. Owners
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MALE

MALE
CONTACT MRS. GEDEoN
MACHINE DESIGNERS AND
CRAFTSMEN. age open. board.
exp. on heavy forging
machinery ........... .S4oo-s525
METHODS ENGINEERS. TO AS yrs,
no fee .............. S42S-S55o
MACHINE SHOP FOREMAN. 1850.
Eost Side. exp. on heavy
machinery and castings TO $500
TOOL ROOM FOREMAN. tool and
die background. Job shop exp.
required. East Side ..... to $500
MAINTENANCE FOREMAN.
South Eost ..........to 10 $3.50
ASSISTANT CREDIT MGR. to 40.
industrial Credit exp. excellent
potential ............, S5oo-S55o
GENERAL ACCOUNTANT. degree.
1882 .............. S4oo-S450
COST ACCOUNTANT. to IS.
Euclid. no fee ....... S400-S450
PRODUCTION CONTROL
CLERK ............... S4oo
CONTACT MRS. HADLEY
RETAIL SALES. credit. Moyfield
Heights ...............S S325-$350
DESK SALES TRAINEE. office
supplies ................S S325
ACCOUNTING TRAINEE. type.
several openings to $500
EXPEDITING TRAINEE. excellent
opportunity .............S S275
WAREHOUSE MANAGER TRAINEE.
soles. deliveries S250-S275
TRUCK DRIVER. lumber. some
counter work ........ $500 hr.
WAREHOUSE MAN. to so yrs.
light work Sl.76 hr.
PUNCH PRESS OPERATOR, some
exp. 2nd shift .........Sl.68 hr.
PLANT TRAINEES. End and
3rd shifts .............. Sl.57 hr.
INDUSTRIAL LIBRARY. prefer night
student. no fee ...........S $3.50
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B BY ED S

BABY buggy. Welsh Doodle buggy.
good condition, 81. ". 1882, 314
East 195th ST.
BABY buggy and pad, $40. ". 1-l163
NATURAL birch crib, chest set, up
holstered high ch air. Storkline
buggy, bathinet, play pen, scales,
etc, like new. EV. 2-O052.
FULL size baby crib and mattress,
good condition; reasonable. RE
BUGGY. blond high chair, taylor-tot.
bronco riding horse; all in good
condition. HE. 2-0383.
LULLABY crib, complete, reasonable;
baby's scale, sand box. wire fenc-
ing. EV. l-9024.
3-PIECE blue coat sets for twins,
size 4. RE. 1-5343
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7 ROOM SINGLE
BY OWNER

OVER an acre, beautifully handicapped,
lovely bedroom home, attached
garage, workshop in rear, large tiled
kitchen and tiled bath; fruit and
shade trees; low taxes; must be
seen to be appreciated; SIS, 300: on
Eddy rd., near Bishop. WI. 3-047l.
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Top Notch Positions
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CORNER LOT

I93x425 FIT. lot on Thompson Center
rd., good well, stone lined small
building stones for basement; 7/1O
mile from schools, church and busi-
ness only $500 on terms. West
Realty Co. Thompson, Ohio: 2845.
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BY OWNER

4 BEDROOM home, located in Euclid.
living room, dinette, kitchen, 2 bed
rooms and bath on first; 2 bed
rooms, Il bath on second; full tA5e-
ment; storms and screens; fenceU-1n
yard; lla car garage. Call RE. 1892
for APPOINTMENT; principals only.
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GROVEWOOD SECTION

ATTRACTIVE older 6 room single,
all large rooms, fireplace, front
porch; plus rear enclosed porch.
owner transferred; what a price!
Page Realtor, ASS East 200th St, KE.
1-l030
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PART TIME

WORK evenings and Saturday 10
supplement income. Call WI. 2-007l
for appointment only.
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OWNER, 2l2th St, near lake, extra
large furnished, 2 bath, 3 bedrooms.
2 up, down, solid brick, 2-car at
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Cells Accepted Until 1000 p. NJ.
Employment Service Is Oar Business
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LLOYD rd. section, ranch type bunga-
low, bedrooms on first floor. all
master bedrooms, large living room
with stone fireplace, double attached
garage; lot 125x251; this home Is
only 2 years old and worth all of
$1,000. Page Realtor, ASS East 20Oth
st KE 1-1030.
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BY OWNER
BOTH SUITES VACANT

CAN occupy Immediately. rooms up.
rooms down, room on third, full
basement, fruit cellar under front
porch, 2 gas furnaces, double ga
rage; vicinity East Hale;
Sl2,5OO to settle estate; open Satur-
daY and Sunday all day. WI 3-5466.
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ing room, full baths, carpeting,
divided basement. gas heat. li2
car garage; patio, awnings; must be
seen to be appreciated Page Real
tors ASS East 200th ST., KE. l-1030
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ROOMY
TRADE

CHECK our unique trade-in plan.
Betty Hansen Realtor, 819 East l85th
st, ". 6-2130.
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4 NEW

3 BEDROOM ranch homes, walking
distance to Shoregate Shopping, VIII
lowick. Northeast Realty. w. 1-8464
or RE l-6950.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BY
PHONE - soc MINIMUM, CASH
WITH ADVERTISEMENT - 75c
MINIMUM. MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BEFORE NOON WEDNES-
DAY. NO CANCELLATION OR
ALTERATIONS AFTER ) p. M.
TUESDAY.
LOT 80x512, Harms rd. off Harris rd.,
Richmond Heights, beautiful building
site; all utilities. Ii. l-8726.
2 FAMILY, and S rooms, by owner,
$l8.500; Collinwood area. KE. 1-7103.
6 ROOMS, newly painted colonial.
drapes and carpeting. double garage;
immediate possession; by owner;
priced right. KE. 1-0847 after p. m.
BY owner, large room brick and
stone, 4 bedrooms, double garage;
owner i'll and must move to warmer
climate, was $24,5 500, now $22, 500;
must see to appreciate. WI. 3-4182,
1928 Grand blvd.
HOUSE on S acres, large living room,
2 bedrooms, modern kitchen and
bath, full basement, attic, attached 3
car garage: located on Route 307,
Perry, Ohio. For information call
Alpine 9-3347.
BY owner, Harland ave, near lake,
perfect condition, colonial brick
vestibule, large living room. dining
room, sun room. screened porch,
convenient kitchen breakfast nook.
and tile bath on second, nicely fin
ished third. double garage, coment
drive, carpeting, stove, washer, dry
er and incinerator. S23, 700. w. 1-4239.
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LAND CONTRACT

3 BUNGALOWS, all modern, just off
Lake Shore blvd, east, large lots;
with 2-car garage; $4,000 down
will buy either one; no financing
trouble Call for further information,
Amor Realty KE. 1-4406, anytime.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-25

WILLOWICK, southwest corner lot,
East 305th and Arnold rd.. by owner.
w. 1-0l67.