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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-10
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Sept. 10. El.-Liquidat alton
oy longs and lack Of any buying in
SSentlFes pushed grains and soybeans
lower on the Board OF Trade today.
Al futures contracts declined IN
carry dealings with local traders gem
erally on the bearish side Of The
Liquidation OF wheat was influenced
mainly by the belief that open inter-
ests OF the bread grain are too large
nus impaired some nervousness 10
NE e Taoe, especially since there has
oeen little export business.
There was little action in soybsars
which declined fractionally, a. traders
waited Issuance OF a Government fore
cast OF the 1857 crop. The report ia
scheduled 70 be released after the
close OF trading today
weakness in corn was attributed IN
general disappointment that the re-.
cent pullishness Of the feed grain failed
70 nolu. Also. the Government corn
eeIop forecast is expected to be larger
IMAM was anticipated earlier.
Near the end Of the FIRST hour new
ss ss Wheet was 70 to 70 lower. Sep
to = lower, September 81 .s9I.A 1 oats
were = TO 70 lower. September 65h.
II .52, soyheans were UNCHANGED 10
1s lower; September S2.3sh. and lard
lower september S12.5O.
Some trade observers said they re-
gard the present tone OF wheat as
neaVy and that barring etremely nm
favorable Developments In the Middle
East situation they look for 4 further
decline in prices.
Others expect q selling movement
" the southwest to make room for
tne sorghum crop which is selling At
substantial discount under the loa n
rate. Therefore. until this crop Is
harvested. wheat prices should exper-
fence difhculty in maintaining rallies,
these traders say
The weather over the corn and soy
bean belt today was partly cloudy
with scattered showers forecast. Tenn
perature changes we're minor.
=. In the spring wheat producing areas
u was cloudy and cool in the Dakotas
ana Montana. with scattered showers
expected. The Weather Bureau warned
that scattered frost was likely in The
western valleys OF Montana tonight
are predicted
Partly cloudy TO cloudy skies pre-
Valled over the winter wheat belt with
scattered light showers expected.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 OP.-cotton
futures moved irregularly higher dur
ing the forenoon TODAY. Trade buying
increased slightly and found hidge
offerings llght. New Orleans was
a seller Of nearby March futures along
with selling BY leading spot Arm
In that delivery against purchases at
New Orleans. Some of the selling
In nearby october was attributed to
lluuidation OF futures by merchants
against receipt Of spot cotton. Distant
December held az the low for the
day but was relatively inactive.
Noon prices were 10 cents a bale
higher to 80 cents lower than the
previous close. october 80 80, De-
cember 1895 and March 1888.
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Woolworth Sales Show
80 Increase in AUGUST

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 Pr
F. w. Woolworth Co. reported
today an increase of nearly 8
per cent in sales in August.
The total for the month was
S67 .663.62l compared with $62,-
1881 in the like month last
year.
For the first eight months
sales totaled $3.50. 44O. 1923 COM
pared with $464.955.l97 in the
like period in 1856. an increase
Of 3.3 per cent.
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N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 ~ CUsDA) -
Butter steady Receipts, 578.OOO
Prices Unclaimed.
Cheese steady. Receipts, 3Oo 900
Prices UNCHANGED.
Wholesale egg prices unsettled. Re-
ceipts, 1900. New York spot quo
tatlons follow.
Midwestern--Mi colors. extras
$3.50 lbsl. 4f-4g. extras large I5-
~ lbs.1 1914. extras medium, 39is.
io1g; standards large. J5-3O: checks.
su.3l Whites. extras $3.50 lbs ,
1Sl2-5l' extras large (45-4S lbs.
~ 80: extras medium. 42-43. Browns,
eKtras llA-50 lbsl. lsia-5Ots.
Sales
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate 90 High Low i;lS chg.
Yale&Towlh 2o5S 2s1s 2ozS+ N
YoungS&Wla , 2oh 20lh 1914
YnRsShkT3E 4 o4h oSlh o5lS- n
YnRstStlDrlR 2 2516 25sS 23zSt "
ZaUffhnaA1a 49, NrlaL
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FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 C1.--Forelen
exchange rates follow (Great Britain
IN dollars. others In cents. Unchanged
unless otherwise notedl.
Canadian dollar In New York omen
market % -. per cent premium or
lOi.7 y U. 8 cents on 4
Europe. Great Britain (poundl
day futures eT5a. on i13s: Great
Britain 0O-day futures . 76is, of l3@ /.
Great Britain gO.day futures 975s,
'00,s France tiransI .Sll Of pS q cent az
of O0te; Germany (Westernl
ldeutsche mark $50; Holland
tguilderl 26.1t, OF 01; italy (liral
.lHla Of q cent; Portugal tescudo)
$50; Sweden tkronaD 1884: -Switzer-
land tfranel tfreel 1884. Denmark
krone) 1880
. ~: Brazil e free, ! ss ~: Mexico sol;
Venezuela (bolivarl 5000.
Far East; Hong Kong dollar 1888.
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METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 W.-spot
nonferrous metal prices today: Cop
per 1927 cents q pound, Connecticut
York. Zinc 10 cents a pound, East
81. Louis. Tin 93I4 cents q pound.
New York. Foreign silver 0Oss cents
per troy ounce. New York. At Pitts
ourgh, scrap steel No. l heavy was
quoted at 52.0O-53. 90.
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I In days of old. mortgages
J often come due in full oil Of o
sudden and fell on O fomik
I like q ton Of bricks. Today,
J mortgage looms con be paid off
! in moderate monthly instolI-
I ments (which also foxes care
\ Of current interest duel. Your
! mortgage banker like the
I Corey Winston Compony)
} wants to help you own your
I home or business property with
I out pain or worry.
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Hourly Sales on the Exchange
i1;OO am. 800 600 Noon $50 600
100 pm. 800 600 2:OOp.m. 600 600
fUnit Of TRADING 10 shares or sales in
full Rates Of dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based
on the last quarterly OF semi.annual
declaration. Unless otherwise noted, spe.
cial OF extra dividends are not included.
a Also extra ~ extras b Annual rate
plus stock dividend. d Declared or paid
In 1857 plus stock dividend e Paid fast
year Payable In stock during 1867,
estimated cash value on cx-diyidend or
eN redistribution date Declared or paid
so tar this year. h Declared or paid
after stock dividend or splituD K De-
clared or paid this year, an accumula.
live issue with dividends IN arrears.
p Paid this year. dividend omitted, de-.
ierred or no action taken at last dividend
meeting Declared or paid In 1856 plus
stock dividend Payable In stock dur.
ing 1856, estimated cash value on ex.
dividend OF redistribution date Liqui.
dating dividend. cid Called. Fix dlvi.
dend. x-dis Elk distribution, xr Ex rights.
XIV Without warrants, WV With warrants.
Wd When distributed. wi When issued.
nd Next day delivery. 'In bankruptcy OF
TeceiNership or being reOrRanzed under
the Bankruptcy Act. or securities Is.
sumed BY such companies.
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Int Blk RAD Is u 81
NEW YORK CITY
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had heat installed In the Acres
cottage. and after spending the
coming week end at Cornell
University. where their daugh-
ter. Frederick. will be graduated.
will be back here June IA.
Frederick. incidently, is an
alumna Of the National Cathe-
dral School.
Comdr. Homer D. Graf, USN
(ret0 and, Mrs. Graf have re-
turned after wintering in Mexi-
co. and are now at their cottage
in the Acres for the season.
John J. Greer Of Georgetown.
interior decorator who helped
Vice President Nixon and Mrs.
Nixon with the decorating Of
their new house, spent last
week end at his home over in
Lewes on historic Pilot Town
road. His stepfather and
mother. Mrs. John Schneider Of
Washington. occupied their little
guest cottage on Johns grounds,
and guests included Miss Joady
Boiling. Donald w. Baldwin and
Jefferson II. Mills, all Of WASH
ington. and DIR. David A. Booth
of London, England. who just
received his Pho. in political
science from the University Of
Virginia. John. who is an
artist. Is well IS Q decorator,
and David both did some charm
ing watercolors Of the old Lewes
dwelling known as the Cannon
Ball House. which was hit when
the British bombarded Lewes
during the War Of 1912.
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Atlantic City Pushes
|Expunsion of Murinu

ATLANTIC CITY. - Work Is
going ahead on the new admin
istration building for the big
Atlantic City Marina and 1t is
hoped that visiting 'boatmen will
be able to enjoy the facilities by
midsummer.
The marina Is being con-
structed under a flve-year plan
with municipality and State
sharing the cost. Docking facil-
tiles for some 80 craft are al
ready in use with slips along two
piers. Eight piers and total Of
more than 800 slips are in the
plans.
The marina will again be head
quarters for the third annual
Greater Atlantic City Marlin
Tournament on July 81 through
August 2. It will also be head
quarters for the first Greater
Atlantic City Tuna Tournament
July 5. 6 and Z.
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By MARJORIE F. VIRDEN

REHOBOTH BEACH. June
(SpeciaD Paintings and picnic
suppers are to be seen en- route
to Rehoboth Beach this sweek
end as members Of the Reno
both Art League prepare for
summer activities.
The annual members exhibit
ton will open in the Corkran
studio next Tuesday and con-
tinue til July Is. Displayed
under the Craftsmanship Of Mrs
Walter Piel of this resort and
New York City. and localite Mrs.
John Townsend Tubbs. will be
not only paintings but also
prints. sculpture and various
handicrafts.
In the Paynter studio, the
leagues camera club will hold
its Photographic exhibition un-
der the Craftsmanship Of Walter
Fisher assisted by William Ar
den Horn. There will be eight
awards. several donated by
Washingtonians. Mrs. E. Mott
Willis. now at her Columbia ave-
nue. cottage for the season. has
given $25 for the winner by
popular vote among oil paint
ings.
Another award for the leagues
members exhibit is the Adelia
E. Chiswell Memorial of SIS to
the winner. other than an oil,
decided by popular vote. The
late Mrs. w. Wallace Chiswell
WAS q former art league presi-
dent and served on the Reno
both Beach Board Of Town Com
missioners.. A former Balti-
morean. Mrs. Herbert Clinton
Craft, whe now divides her time
between Coral Gables and Reho-
both, has donated two prizes Of
SO each. for second selections
in oil and another medium. =
DR.. William Drysdale Gibson,
pastor of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church, has given
a SIS memorial award for his
wife. the late Florence Trainham
Gibson. to the Camera Club,
Four jury awards also will be
given.
On Thursday. John Sweeney
assistant director OF Whining
tons famous Winterthur Museum
will address the members and
guests picnic to be held starting
at 6 pm. beneath the charter
oak on the leagues grounds. Mr..
Sweeney will give an appraisal
and discuss art subjects and
antiques brought to the picnic
all Of which makes for both fun
! and information. Members will
bring picnic suppers and Miss
Alice B. Conner. the hostess. will
serve coffee. Mrs. Howard T
Ennis. jr.. the leagues chairman
of hostesses for the Sunday teas
for early summer. will be ir
charge of the initial tea or
Sunday. June l6.
Country Club Dance
The annual members cocktail
party and dance. which always
inaugurates the summer season
at the Rehoboth Beach Country
Club will be held on Saturday
next. Club Manager Ernest
Knobelspeisse says that Jack
Dougherty and his band Of
Wilmington will play. The clubs
outdoor dancing terrace is be.
meath huge old trees perhap:
planted a century ago on the
club grounds. at that time the
garden of the Thompson home.
stead which was incorporated
into the present spacious build
ing.
:. The annual Delmarva chicken
festival being held in Laurel
about 40 miles from here. this
week will move to the country
club for an outing next Wednes-
day. About $50 people will enjoy
cocktails starting at $50. ther
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For a fun-packed vacation
make the seashore your choice
and Cha|fonte- Haddon Hall your home

There's nothing like the seashore. with its
great variety Of activities, for a rousine
good vacation. And there's no surer way TO
make certain Of a successful seashore vaca-
ton than to be discriminating in your
choice Of a place to stay.
Here at Americas largest and finest re-
sort hotel there can be no question about
the quality Of your accommodations, and
the reputation Of our table is worldwide.
Activities within the hotel itself are varied
TO suit every taste. There is dancing nightly,
with professional floor show on Satur-
days. Bingo, bridge and other card games
are scheduled regularly. Recent movies are
shown weekly in our Theatre in the Sky.
There are concerts daily. If you tire Of the
beach Gas if anyone couldD there is an
lS-hole golf course nearby. Horse racing
during August and September at the
Atlantic City track is an interesting diver
sion. There are guided expeditions for
Audubon and other nature enthusiasts, bay
and deep-sea fishing, bicycling on our
Smile Boardwalk. Something for all the
family to enjoy. And our babysittins SER
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From Diplomatic Set

From Washington at the New
Henlopen over the week end
were the Argentine Ambassador
to the Organization q Ameri-
can States DR.. Don Enrique
Garcia Vazquez. Sonora da Gar
cha Vazquez. Senior Tito Michele
Saubidet and Sonora Saubidet.
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dinner at Z. with Delmarva
broilers as an entree, naturally.
and then a dance.
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"A Ae @ n
RESORTS
WILDWOOD, N. ].

Atlantic At 26th Ave. Wildwood. N J.
All rooms have hot and cold water Many
with private baths. air conditioning
optional Elevator Free parking
$3.50 Per N T Ess% Per Euro 0eT 1Isn
W Brochure and rates.
Write or phone J. Z. dwell. Phi. 2-sO5S
SO per day. per person til June 2Sth.
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Rates start At So per
person European Plan
1.-TWO in a room, private
BATH. To enjoy won.
derful meals q q day.
on American Plan, add
$3.50 per person. Spe.
eial rates for children
under 10. Babysitters
available. Ample park.
ing indoors or out, with
careful attendants.
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Rehoboth Art League
To-Open Exhibition

dinner at Z, with Delmarva
lbroilers as an entree, naturally,
and then a dance.
Galleries Auction
The Stuart Kingston Caller
les on the boardwalk. now a
Rohoboth Beach institution, y
will resume nightly auctions
next Friday. AL Freemount OF
Miami win return as head auc-
tioneer for owner Maurice H.
Stein. with Carl Wells Of Fort
Lauderdale, assisting. A look
see at the galleries any evening
win find scores of prominent
Washingtonians. including Ma
jor General and Mrs. James B.
Newman, jr.. close friends OF
the Stems. who summer at
Bethany Beach. in the crowd
Maury's brother. Melville M
Stein. Mrs. Stein, and their
daughter. nene, will move from
Salisbury. Md. this week to &C.
cupy the w. S. Grenoble apart
ment on the boardwalk for the
season.
From Diplomatic Set
From Washington at the New
Henlopen over the week end
were the Argentine Ambassador
to the Organization q Ameri-
can States DR.. Don Enrique
Garcia Vazquez. Sonora da Gar
cha Vazquez. Senior Tito Michele
Saubidet and Sonora Saubidet
Mrs. Martin Entertains
A group Of well-known Wash
ingtonians were the guests OF
Mrs. Hughes Martin, daughter
Of Mrs. James Hurd Hughes, jr.,
widow Of the late United States
Senator Hughes of Delaware
Among them were Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude d. Pepper. Mrs,
Peppers brother. Clyde L. Web
ster Of Arlington, Va, her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Lansing Sny-
der. en- route from Florida to
their home in Clearfield. Pa,
and Col. and Mrs. F. Mackenzie
Dawson. of Alexandria. Other
guests Of Mrs. Martin were
Nine. Hans Spillman of Zurich,
Switzerland. Mrs. Fred Guthrie
of Philadelphia. and 1t. Col.
Samuel w. Marsh. USAF. OF
The Westminster in Washington,
Mrs. Martin held open house
for her guests at her Henlopen
Acres cottage "Jacar" on Sat-
urday evening.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs
Jackson c. Davis Of Washington
who we're at their cottage or
Pine Reach. and had Mr.. anc
Mrs. James A. Murray. also Of
the Westminster. as guests. en-.
tertained for Mrs. Martin!
guests at a Brunch" at the jess,
K. Gundry's Corner Cupboard
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Allmar
and DR.. and Mrs. G. Luttrel
Timanus both entertained al
smallish parties for the out-of.
towners on Sunday afternoon.
Arrive for Season
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Trev
Of Washington are now at theil
handsome year-round home al
Henlopen and Surf avenues fol
the season, with, as usual. many
relatives visiting them.
DR.. l.. r. w. Soutendijk, Fl.
nancial Counselor Of the Neither.
lands Embassy. and Nine. Sou.
tendijk arrive next Saturday fol
the season at THE Verandah's,
the Columbia avenue cottage Of
Delaware artists William anc
Ethel Penniwell Brown Leach
which they've occupied for many
summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c
Koones. ST.. Of the Westminster
have reopened their cottage OF
Pine Reach. and will spend JUNE
week ends here before cominI
down to stay in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robert,
Thompson OF Washington have
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-04
$500
$3.50 DOWN
(CIVILIANl

And Se5 q month viii purchase
this lovely 2-bedroom home with
qoruqe In one Of the incest sec
lions Of Mentor. just off Lake
Shore Blvd. This home is only
8 yeors old and in on very
nicely londscoped 53xl55-ft. lot.
We hove token this home in trade
and II must be sold over the
weekend. Come out today
phone BL. 5-o677.
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4 BEDROOMS
FULL BASEMENT
Sl4.SQQ

Looking for that real shorp home
with plenty Of spdce7?? Well.
here II is. This home il 20 years
old and 1t looks os good today
as the day II wos built. There is
q new gas funoce. garage
screens and storm windows. wood
burning fireploce in the living
room, 50xlS0-ft. lot and it con be
purchased for as low as $1,000
down phone BL. 5-8o77.
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IN EUCLID

Modern s bedrooms, cloY tile boths,
living room with wood-buIninq tire
place. dining room. notuIol wood
cabinets In nicely drTdnged kitchen
divided sink. cldy tile counters und
back splosh. fonilY room with sell
storing oluminum windows. po1quet
floors, tiled utility room, ottocheo
ooroqe, giving you more thon l60o
sc. II. Of livoble area: outside bu-
becue and pGtio; close to schools
churches and transportation.
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BUNGALOW - $IS,s0o
EASTlAKE

#%s@. @h.room bungalow win az
s1ehed soross; sxtro lorss kitchen
with lots Of evpbo0rd spoes; less thon
I.ysor-oId, on q 6ox27s-ft. lot. Coll
w, $1,000.
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Ideul Coloni0l
m EUCLID

For lorqe fumily; N. Of Loks Shore
Blvd; west Of 200 neor Holy Cross;
3l.h. hvino room with fireplocs, lor9e
dininc room, kitchen. nook and lovo.
tcry on lst bedrooms. poneled
study. tiled both on End; 2 bedrooms
on 3rd; full basement; AUl woter
heoter, Gas steom heut; 2-ccr qroGe;
veosonoblv priced at S2l.5o0.
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REALTORS R
TYMBERLAKE
3-BEDRooM RANCH
Sl8,900

Here's q lovely oversized 3-bed'
room ronch on one OF the most
desirdble streets In Timberloks.
There ore 3 moster-sise bedrooms.
huge living room with wood-burn-
inq fireploce, sep0rdts dining
room, homemoker's dreom kitch-
On, cerGmic tile bath. attached
qoroge. This home is constructed
Of frome and brick and In on q
beautifully londscoped lot. Coll
today for an appointment
phone BL. S-9677.
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HIGHLAND HEIGHTS -
RANCH BUNGALOW

+ 533. East Of Bishop Rd. Roneh
bungalow with twin-sire bedrooms
and eloy-tiIe both down; ! bedroom
vpj rsereotion room with firsploes,
2-eor ottcehed soross, large LOT llox
2OO-fs. Coll ~. $1,000.
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w - WMloUcHBY
R-EAs H. U.s. BRATENAH
BEAcHLAND A-BEDRooM

#557. Charming froms end brick
colonel ovsrlooks lake Erie. ldeol
fomily home, lectures 4 bedrooms on
and; z on 3rd; beech privileges, 2h
baths; nsor everything. Coll w.
6-I6oo.
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2 Bedroom colonial
IN EUCLIT

Well maintained home IN quiei
neiohborhood, short block south Of
Lake Shore Blvd. 3-miDute walk &c
CTS buses; living room with ire
place. dining loom, kitchen on lst;
. bedrooms and bath on End; lava
tory in full basement, qos heot. new
4o-ccl. A.U.I. heoter. 2-cor goroqe;
a choice Location and reel good buy
at Sl8.9o0.
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$1,000
q BEDROOMS

Looking for that ldrge home?
Well. here II is. lovely bed.
rooms, double lot and. believe II
or not. II con be purchased for
only Sl.5o0 down and $50 q
month. This one you must see
phone BL. 5-8877.
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8 ACRES
SI3.sOo

$4,000 down ond SIS O month
will swing this dedl that mdY be
ideol for q troiler comp or q po-
tentiol industrial site. On this
land is q 3-fomilY home presently
rented) thut is in poor condition,
but for the money and terms we
believe it to be q very good In
vestment. There is over l23 #.
fronting on RI. 20. and if you
know the volue Of Rt. 20 frontoge
you will give Us q coll today
phone BL. 5-8S77.
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Four-yeor-old modern home. ideol to1
lurce fomily or mother and dad
suite. Lorqe living room, tull dining
room. modern kitchen. bedrooms
end bath on lst; 2 bedrooms and
bath on End. divided basement.
forced cir heat: on SIR. front lot.
Priced right at SCI 500.
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, Bedroom CoIoniul
$40. 300

Euclid; truly fine home only 3
yeors old. Inviting living room. full
dining room. sdtinq space in modern
kitchen. full basement, garage ond
enclosed porch. Oh. yes! It's brick.
An Architectural Poem
II you appreciate q distinguished
home. good neighborhood. finest con-
struction. this home n q MUST for
you to see. bedrooms. center hall.
wood-burninq fireplace. Why 90 on?
One look Ia worth q thousand words.
Priced In the middle Forties.
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ST. cHRIsTINE'S PARISH
BRICK $4,000

+ @6o. Brick bungalow with 3 bed.
rooms, full basement 2-eor sorose.
kifehen-dinette combination, 3 years
old, Competing, oIuminvm storms and
screen, many more extros. Coll w.
$1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-04

SHARP In an inadequate odjec.
tive to describe this older type
home that hos been kept In i'm.
moculute condition. There In q
lovely homemoker's dreom kitch.
en- with separate dining meo
with built-in bor. corpeted living
room and stoirwoY to End floor.
mos.er-size bedrooms. There
is olso q full basement. fenced-in
yord. screens and storm windows.
60xl23-t. lot. Come out today.
Owner hos purchased onother
home and must sell Immediately
phone BL. 5-6877.
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@ The Original NORTHEAST
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
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BUNGALOW. wood-burninq hreplocs
seporats dining room. tile kitchen.
enclosed 1eor porch, heuted goIoge;
neon all conveniences.
Bungalow. $l3.Soo
Dining room. expansion up, full bose
ment. lk1-cm garage.
Eust 222nd Diner
Neon Euclid High School; fully equip
ped. Stop in and see q good In
vestment. Business IL thriving.
Euclid IN Duplex
Ideal for older couple: 4a rooms
semi-tinished reGeotion room. olumi-
mum siding.
3 Yeur Roueh
Three bedrooms. potio. garage. large
lot; only $500 down.
] Yeur Runch
Six rooms. tile boths. recreation
room, extro-lorge kitchen. double 90
ruoe. wooded lot 75x430.
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