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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
President Considers Trip
To Dry Area for Cough

President Eisenhower considering a trip a warm dry
climate effort get rid of cough that plagued
for the last several weeks.
White House Secretary Hagerty
late yesterday
dents going like Tucson Arz but decision
made lone way the other"
Meanwhile the President scheduled full week activity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05

should be shrunken to an organ
iZation of like-minded countries,
which could work together as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
KnoWIond Is Accused
OF Distorted u. N. Views

Palmer Hoyt publisher of the charged yesterday
that California Republican Senator Knowand peddng
gerousy oversimpfed and distorted critical
United Nations"
He spoke at luncheon of conference of
tons called by the American Association
, 1957-10-18
CASH I STILL PAY

For old iron rockers, iron
sugar kettles or "coppers,"
iron or brass cannon, iron
safes or strong boxes,
bells, firearms, stirrups,
Danish coins, S c ale
weights, filter drip-stones,
kitchen mortars, all old
things of merit
except beds:--Got me
two now, use only one at
a time!)
u MILLAR
No. l Church ST., Christiansted
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-21
Lakewood Invades
Shaw Tonight
By Bob Coates

A big test faces the Shaw Cards
tonight as they do battle with the
newly crowned LEI. champs -
the Lakewood Rangers.
The game is being played tonight
because schools will be closed Fri
day, Washington's birthday.
The outcome will answer one
question: "Can a team with IA
straight victories and holding
previous 78-46 verdict over the
host, lose?
Coach Grant Kibbel hopes the
answer is Eyes" The odds favor
it, for Lakewood has been forced
in previous games to come back
with added strength in the second
half.
However, their distinct height
advantage poses a problem for
the Cards defense. Bill Miller, s
ft. 4 in, was Shaw's chief nemesis
in the last engagement, hitting for
the double figures. Despite his
recent hot and cold performances,
Phil Dubensky, 6 #. 3 in. offers
additional trouble. A win by the
Cards could be the incentive need
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-21
Paul's Restaurant,

Paul's Restaurant, with good
all-around team performance, took
the lead in Senior "B" basketball.
In the top game Of the evening,
Diamonds dropped their first de-
cision of the year to Paups, 90 to
SO. Without their top point
"getter," Bill Perusek, Diamonds
were not quite able to muster
enough points to win this i'm
portant game. High man for
Paul's was Dick Tarbell with II
points. Diamonds top man was
Bob Kelly with IL. Pauls record
to date is 3 wins and 0 losses.
Diamonds are second with a 2
won and / loss record.
The Jets hit the win column for
the first time this season with a
72 to 49 win over Hamilton Insur-
ance. The game was fairly close
until the last quarter when the
Jets really pulled away. Top point
getter for the Jets was Al Markall
with %. High man for Hamilton
Insurance was Frank Noble with
Is. The Jets record is ] win and
2 losses, Hamilton's record is no
wins and 3 losses.
pAITI'S RECTAIrpAN 4n
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-21
Fisher Furnace
Steps Over Broers

The Fisher Furnace bowling
team leads the East Cleveland
Kiwanis keglers after last Mon
days events, holding five-point
lead over the Paul Broer's Restau-
rant outfit. Nelson jewelers. are
following closely in third place by
only two points.
The fisher team is captained by
Howie Whale with Don Fisher,
Wayne Wheeler. Roy Whale, Bert
McGrath, and Frank Voll.
Bill Bonfield, Kiwanis league
secretary tops the individuals
with $50 three-game series and
also holds the individual single
high with a 267 game.
Individual high averages are:
Howie Whale, 1870; Mike Pavlik,
176; Paul Broer, 176; Joe Cast,
175; and Bill Bonfield, 173.
The Flynn-Froelk team is the
one everyone is watching. They
have taken 20 out Of the last "a
possible points and have moved
into seventh place tie with the
Stonebraker Drugs. Eleven more
weeks Of play remain.
Team standings as Of Febru-
ary 21st:
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Cards Sink Shaker
And University:
JVs VIM Lose

Shaw cagers completed a busy
week as the varsity defeated
Shaker 1859 and University 84-52
while the Jayvees managed to
divide their contests, winning
over University 56-45 and losing
$3.50 to Shaker.
In Fridays contest at Shaker,
the Kibbelmen had trouble gearing
their offense to the compact sized
gym.
Holding only scant first period
1912 lead, Shaw turned on the
steam to climb in front, 1924 at
intermission. The pace was too
much for the Raiders in the Sec
ond half as Shaw gained momen-
tum. increasing the count to 46-
so by the third period. They were
never headed after that point.
Shaw's power was provided by
Sophomore Dennis Klub whose "a
points came on his uncanny marks
manship. Teammates Mike Brophy,
Tom Matte and Harry Putzback
contributed to the cause, netting
18, II, 10 points respectively.
Unfortunately, the Sophomores
were unable to duplicate the var
sity triumph. Behind 14-11 the
determined neophytes fought back
to tie the score 1916 at the three
quarter mark. As the tempo in
creased in the final stanza. Shaw
matched Shaker basket for basket
until Shaw foul with 1:15 left
gave Shaker 56-52 lead. Al
Thomson countered for Shaw to
close the gap, 56-54. However. with
time running out Shaw and Shaker
exchanged two points, deciding
the issue.
For the first time this year
Shaw used full court nress with
success in trampling the University
Preppers 84-52 Wednesday after
noon.
Jumping to TO lead in the
opening minutes, Shaw blanketed
and confused the visitors. BY the
time they could recover, Shaw had
rolled to leads of 25-8 and 1926.
The Fibbel men continued to
pepper the Preppers in the second
half as six players added spice to
the victory potion: Harry Putz-
bach II points, Nike Brophv IS
noints. Dennis Klug and Tonv
Yacohucci "A points. Joe Russo ~
and Tom Matte 10 points.
Meanwhile Coach Don Drebus's
charges wiped out a 12-point de-
feat to surge nast the University
Sonhomores, 56-45.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-21
YMCA-YWCA
Schedules

To clarity bit of confusion rel
ative to schedules since the YWCA
moved into the YMCA House, 1881
Lee rd., announcement is made that
Tuesday evenings and Wednesday
afternoons have been set aside for
YWCA activities only.
The YMCA schedule will be as
follows:
Game Room-Monday. Tuesday,
Thursday, Friday-3:30-5:30 p, m.
Saturday-9:00-5:0O p. m.
Hi-Y-M Monday evenings:
$3.50 p. m.
Jr. Hi-Y-W Wednesday evenings
7:OO-9:0O p. m.
Game Room-Thursday evenings
7:O0-9:3O p. m.
Jr. High Canteen-2nd and 4th
Fridays-7 7:00-11:O0 .. m.
Reorganization is in effect. also
for the "Y" Gym and Swim
Leaders Clubs. All boys u years
and up who would like to be con
sidered for membership should con
tact Gordon Esch at the ~" as
quickly as possible.
Schedules are as follows:
Boys Gym Schedule
Saturday A. VI.
Gym Leaders Club-8:30-9:O0
Preps (9-11 years )-9:00-1O:O0
Juniors (12-l4 years )-10:1O-
11:10
Seniors G5-17 yearsD-11:2O-
1890
Monday and Wednesday Evening
Athletic Achievement Program
Boys 11-17 years s)-5:3O-7:O0
Boys Swim Schedule
Free Swim (Last Is minutes Of
each period).
Saturday A. NJ.
Swim Leaders Club-s:30-9:00
Beginners Swim (All ages
9:0O-10:O0
Prep Swim Boys Gil years.
l0:10-11:10
Junior Swim Boys 1914 years.
-11:2O-12:2O
Senior Swim Boys 1917 years.
-12:30-1:30
Junior and Senior Life Saving
12:30-1:30
Monday Evening
Beginners Swim-5:30-6:15
Advanced Swim-6:15-7:0O
Father and Son Swim-7:O0-S:0
Seniors and Men-S:0O-9:O
Mems Gym Schedule
Monday and Wednesday Evening
Weight Lifting, Calesthenics.
Badminton, Basketball, FolleybaIl
-7:00-9:30
Mems Swim Schedule
Monday Evening
8:00-9:30
Soap and Towel Fee-S.10
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-21
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Commission of the City of East
Cleveland will meet on Tuesday
evening, February 26. 1857. in the
Commission Chamber of the City
Hall, East Cleveland, and as a
committee of the whole will con-
duct at 7:45 PM. on that evening
a public hearing on the appropri-
alton ordinance for the year 1857
G. T. Apthorp
Clerk of the Commission
Published February 81, 1857
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-21

In the final game, the Tomsic
Tigers clawed the Centa- Miller
Foxes by the score of 27-15. Ken
Mitchell, Tom Gibson and Lee
Blyth outscored the tame Foxes
with % points, and Dick Vago
tried TO win by netting 7 points,
but with Al Pranskevich lost for
the second half on personal fouls,
the Foxes holed deeper in the
cellar with their fifth loss.
rNnNAnIC TNnC
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ed for the upcoming tournaments.
This game marks the final ap-
pearance Of Lakewood's Coach
Jerry Ross. After 35 years of
coaching, the silver haired mentor
is bowling out a champion in many
respects. We pay him our tribute.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-21
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given that a
public hearing will be held on
Tuesday, February 26, 1857 at
7:45 P. NJ. in the Commission
Chamber Of the East Cleveland
City Hall, 14340 Euclid Avenue to
consider the following:
The City Commission will con
slider an application for a CO
liquor license for the premises
known as 1926 Hayden Avenue.
G. T. Apthorp
Clerk of the Commission
Published February q, 1857
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-21
HAMILTON INSURANC.
It's First Game
Loss For Diamonds
By Frank A. KOrOsec

In a brilliant and fast moving
game, the Eckert Cubs handed the
Glass E Diamond Wolves their
first loss in 6 games, 20-16.
Vaughn and Stakich were the high
scorers with Is points, Ferraro,
Carr and Masterson accounted for
IA points for the losers.
ErKEpT rITpS IN
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-21
ECKERT CUBS-2O
DIAMOND WOLVES

In the second game, Shepherd
and Olsen, with Dolinsky and Fer
lin helping, out-played the Manreal
Bears and coasted to a 1924 win.
Hendricks controlled the blackboard
and scored 12 points for the losers
but Doug Shepherd was the high
man for the afternoon with 10
noints
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-21
ORDINANCE NO. 5O22
By: Mr.. Fellows

AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
p@,QMS @ l o. @ ANP G1 OF 0RDINANGE M CEN No SOL:
SALARY ORDINANCE, so CALLED, OF THE CITY
OF EAST CLEVELAND.
WHEREAS, exists for the immediate
of public health
of a municipal department
NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by Comm ssion Of
the City Cevelard Ohio fouth all members
concurTing.
SECTION That Sections (f)
passed January 90 1851 and entitled IAN Emergency Ordinance
reetabish salaries compensation of the employees
the City of East Cleveland ETC. which sections follows
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-21

MODERN dinette set, sea foam flnlsh,
extra leaf. upholstered chairs in
black, best offer. w. 1-7153 after 4
p. M; no call Saturday and Sunday
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RCA Victrola, wind up, Al condi-
ton See to appreciate. VIII. 3-2608
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ROSE davenport, reasonable; blue
lounging chair, blankets, set of
World books and table SIX 1-3508
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5000 YARDS carpeting, padding,
value $500. now SIS; rugs, 12xl2,
12xl5, 9x15, 9x12. $10-S20 up; run
ners; binoculars; telescope 3Ox4O
coated; Benrus wrist watch fur
cape jacket: diamond ring; private
residence. GIL. l-4252.
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BEDROOM set complete, dinette set,
double Hollywood bed, carpet. apart
ment size washing machine. GIL.
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AUTOMATIC washer, Whirlpool, 1855;
work bench with drawers; green
davenport, newly reupholstered. UL.
l-2756
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WOooWOrtn, dpdrtHenI NO. !.
MUST sacrifice; 8-piece modern silver
fox dining set, cost $3.50 last year,
sell S1OO. ". 6-2259.
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MOVING, leaving city, B complete
rooms of furniture and carpeting.
RE. 1-68l7 after ) D. m
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MODERN mahogany dining set. buff
fet. table with pad. curved chairs,
S95; matching occasional and COCK
1-643l.
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GREEN Lawson chair, teal blue occa-
sional chair. 1869 Chautauqua, PO.
1-3489.
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SIMMONS daveno with custom slip
covers, excellent condition, makes
double bed, $50. PO. l-6767 after
o, m.
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FURNITURE, stove, refrigerator,
dishes, bedSpreads, yardage, pictures,
bric-a-brac, Hudson seal coat. SW.
1884
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COUCH with custom made slip covers,
years old; hide-a-bed, maple
double bed. complete, dresser, night
stand; pictures; floor lamps. small
table lamps; lined drapes. II pairs
white curtains. porch glider, 6 foot
bamboo drapes; green armless chair;
RxQ velInW cnttnn rig RE 1-5625
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21
HAPPENINGS IN OUR SCHOOLS

ulty and staff Immediately set
out to lend financial assistance to
the injured family Of Mrs. Merle
Williams. one Of the victims. The
drive was spear-headed BY that
dynamic personality, Mrs. Mallie
Hunter. The pupils, teachers and
staff donated very generously to
the Williams family.
Memo to parents and friends
Our thanks to you for helping to
make our first Parent Teacher
Tea a marvellous success. The
program which was held on
Monday night was headlined by
that genial personality, X n &
Coleman, local disc jockey. Again
our sincere appreciation to all Of
the artists who appeared on this
program.
Our principal, Mrs. Mary f
Williams, teachers, and staff Of
Douglas extend hearty wish for
a joyous Christmas, and a very
happy New Year.
MARY F. Williams, principal
Arleen r. Williams, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21
NORTHWESTERN HIGH

Northwestern Senior High
school wishes for its many
friends Of the community q very
pleasant holiday season.
STUDENTS ON TV 49, Ten Of
Northwestern's students will ap-
pear Saturday on WPST, channel
10. Beginning $50 pm. the pro-
gram, youth Wants to Know"
viii cover pertinent questions on
production and distribution Of
foods. Leading food brokers from
storee such as Food Fair, Kwik
Chek, etc., viii appear with the
students. The program Is spon-
sored by the Chamber Of Com
merce. Mrs. Ellen Heidi, sEngliBh
instructor, was instrumental with
preparation Of the students.
The home economies depart
ment said Merry Christmas thru
its students in a very unique
manner last Tuesday. All person.
mel received large packages Of
assorted cookies, handsomely
labeled in the Christmas vein.
Miss Edwina Scavella, along
with Mrs. Matte Reed and Mrs.
Dorothye Fayson, all home eco
nomics instructors. are to be
commended for the functional
teaching which they are perform
ing.
The faculty is hoping for a
speedy recovery Of Thomas Pa
pino, English instructor, who Is
seriously i'll.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21
A. L. LEWIS

The pupils are anxiously
awaiting their annual Christmas
party on Friday evening. Plans
are In the making FOR the best
and most enjoyable party ever
experienced by the children Of
our school. Several of the mer-
chants and citizens of the COM
inunity have generously given
fruits and candies for this affair.
We are very grateful to all who
assisted us.
On Wednesday, Dec. ii Mrs.
Thurston's fifth grade class pre-
sented very timely and enjoy
able seasonal performance OF
Holiday for Santa. The cast Of
characters were: Santa Claus No.
|, James c. Williams; Santa No.
2, Friell Owens; Mrs. Santa No.
1, Gwendolyn Dorset; Mrs. Santa
No. 2, lima Bodie; Santa's Help
ers. Charlotte Williams, Char
lene Moore, Otis Bryant. Charles
Small, Dorothy Washington, John
w. Hudson. Whole Wide World.
Rudolph Floyd; Children IN the
Play-The entire class.
Scenery, Friell Owens, James
G. Williams, William Jefferson,
Joyce Ann WEIGH, Sidney Han
kerson, Virginia e, Names. and
other members Of the class.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21
RAINBOW PARK ELEM.

PTA meeting was well attend
ed last Monday evening, witk
Mrs. O. Mcqueen the president
presiding. The parents were en-
tertained by Mrs. Murray's 4th
grade class which rendered B
Christmas pageant In songs
Afterwards, Mrs. Espy's dance
group captivated the audience
with their graceful numbers.
Under Mrs. Espy's supervision
these young people are being
trained In q most cultural man
ner. She is to be commended for
such marvellous efforts. Present
also at this meeting were mem.
bers of the Opa Locka Civic Club
an organization whose purpose 4
to promote better community
standards.
The faculty meeting on Tues
day was enriched with a demon
stration in science given by Mr..
James N. Williams, who certain
ly proved that q school can use
its own resources to improve in
struction. Mrs. Rosa Miller and
Mr.. Theodore Robinson made re-
ports on the use Of different
reading materials and other
teaching aids.
On Monday, Dec. IL, the
teachers and pupils delighted In
singing Happy Birthday" and
other greetings to our principal.
Mrs. Fortson. 1t was quite q
pleasant surprise and Mrs. Fort
son extended her sincere thanks
for the surprise
The pupils really have the
Christmas spirit. Every room has
that beauty and atmosphere
which only this season brings.
On Wednesday morning the as
sembly program consisted of Sc
iections from each grade group.
As the holiday season approaches
the entire Rainbow Park family
wishes for you the Merriest
Christmas and . most Prosperous
New Year.
r. L. FortsOn, principal
Dora w. Wright, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21
NORTH DADE JR. : sR.

Earlier in December, our stu
dents assembled to witness the
Y-Teens Recognition Service
This program proved to be inspi-
rational throughout. Climaxing the
program was the lighting Of the
candles colored candles TO
emblemize the way God used coli
or in His creation. Annie Carter
ably led the group in the respon-
sive readings that revealed why
candles Of each color were used.
Mrs. Ellis, county supervisor Of
Y-Teens welcomed the North
Dade Club into the organization.
She gave the purposes Of the or
ganization as fostering the social,
emotional, and spiritual develop
ment of the child.
The Dramatics Club Of Booker
T. Washington High School pre-
sented Personal Appearance" a
three-act comedy In our audi
torium. This delightful play was
well attended and highly enjoyed
by the audience.
The North Dade Civic Club OF
Opa Locka solicited and gener-
ously received the services Of the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21
DOUGLAS ELEMENTARY

Douglas Elementary Schoos
captured first prize In the annual
Teachers on Parade program that
was held recently at Northwest
ern High School. Thanks to the
excellent planning d the COM
mittee which included Hazel
Cato, Cynthia Symonette, Paula
Williams, willard Hart, ROwena
Sutton, Lydia Richardson, Doris
Burroughs, Margaree Orr, Con-
ME Dillard Girthia Williams,
Vernon Jackson, Rebecca john
son and this reporter. We were
very fortunate IN having one VI
our substitute teachers work
along with rs on this very hard
working committee, In the per-
son Of Irwin Sirachan. Emily
Thompson. art consultamt and
Mosely Doles were responsible for
the scenery, while Vera Austin,
Madge PORTER, Hazel Cato and
Aurora Crawford made the cos
tunes. We shall, OF course, work
hard next year In an effort TO
keep the beautiful trophy that
will remain with Us for one year.
Deeply saddened b. The news
Of the unfortunate accident thai
happened Ia downtcwu Miami >
few weeks age. the Douglas fac-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-21

Ischool At their installation SER
vices. Our chorus rendered sew
eral selections; our Mr.. Wyche
introduced by O. Homer Thomp-
son, spoke from the subject IF ]
Had q Son."
classes of Mrs. zelma Peters were
hostesses to the faculty at q de-
lightful tea on Wednesday after
noon. The repast was enjoyed BY
everyone.
chares d. Wyche, principal
Barbara Rollins, reporter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-04
coLoRED-FR. PcH.-oIL HEAT
Detached Brick

S495 Dn.---5th & Longfellow NV
a beautiful detached brick hom'
with concrete fr. pch; q lge. pri-
yate rms. full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; Ice
fenced yds.
DISTRICT REALTY co.
ME. S-6OI0 AFT. 9. tn. o-3757
COLORED-VACANT
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PICK UP SMALL MO. PAYMENTS
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4 bedrms., powder rm.; compl
$50 Powhatan Place NV.
Rec, rm.. 2 baths; compl. redec-
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249 Ingraham st. NV.
See this, baths, rec. rm.; COM
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4613 18th st. NV.
Fit for q king. 8 rms, ga baths;
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GLIB Emerson st. NV.
2-family home. now being redec-
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Ultramodern recreation rm.; COM
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40 Buchanan st. NE.
Q baths, knotty-pine rec. rm. I:
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Call Immediately for further in
formation.
MURRAY LEVINE
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
New Ramhler-S22 $50

Just being completed in this most
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
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McLEAN-Reduced: 4 bedrms., {
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Price Slashed!
FROM $4,000 TO SIS 900

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE AREA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Old
world charm viii sell for SOC. OF
reproduction cost Magnificent stone
residence on large corner lot with
q bedrms., 2 baths. built and
planned for entertaining OF above
AVERAGE requirement Classic stair
way at far end OF formal reception
hall on lge proportional. Lac. cir
cular solarium of tremendous step
down liv rm.. with attrac. hand
hewed beam ceiling A home OF real
distinction for the discriminating
buyer accustomed 10 the above
average living. Out Of town owner
here Just long enough 70 accept GOOD
oiIer and arrange early possession
Can Nj, Kayookian. EN- 2-3S50 or
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ARL.. n. S1s.500. appraised at sI9..
350--lmmac brick Col 3 bedrms.
sep. din. rm. finished bsmt.. ga
rage, drive. fence; cow loo, 2Ol7
N jefferson st. IKE 6-QU1l