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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
Devil Democrats
Continued from Back Page)
PART Z

l~onrinueo
PART z
HOW SAVE FACE FOR KENNEDY AND RAYBuRN?
EASY ENOUGH - BLAME THE N. A. M, AS DO
THE LABOR RACKETEERS, PROMOTERS OF
REcEssIoNS. GIGANTIC INFLATION-REDUcToN
oFsTHE PURCHASING POWER OF THE DOLLAR
TO ONE.HALF
DEMOCRATS BLOCK LABOR REFORM
my. Tribune Editorial 7/3l)
Senator Kennedy the prime author of the Kennedyves
labor reform BILL says il dead If Kennedy says So
must be.
But what killed IL? Who shot the arrow?
Kennedy says It is the National Association Of Manu-
faetvrers, favorte whipping boy for the abor-berai
spokesman from the big Northern cities. The NJ A. NJ
denies this
As Secretary Of Labor Mitchell points out the Democrats
control the Congress- If the House lets the labor reform
bill die, II is the Democrats who will do it,
Senator Kennedy has been claiming all sorts Of credit
for reform bill with teeth in IT, Goodness knows the
longoppresed and voieeess ranandfers Of The unions
need Goodness knows they have been vctmized too
long by the maeactors Of great like Dave Beck and
Jimmy Hoa But the Democrats can't have the credit for
labor reform bill and kill it, too. Why doesn Kennedy
his influence with Sam Rayburn and the other party
leaders to pry this bill out Of the Houses donofhng Labor
COMMITTEES? Or it be they would Just let it die?
As champions Of labor reform the Democrats begin
ming TO look like boxer who trains and trains until he
is honed TO razor-keen pereetionand then leaves his fight
in the gym. Folded" is how Mitchell put it. AS Mitchell
says Sam Raybvrn held up FOR 40 days and 40 nights
IF the House leadership truly concerned with the
problems facing millions Of Americans il could act effective
y in this and pass the legislation which the people
Of this country feel is so necessary.
The country has had enough talk. What it wants is
some action
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
Pension Costs
Continued from Back Page)
BIed BY Pension Costs
WHY THE DSR CAN'T DO BETTER

Excerpts from Free Press EditoriaD
Detroit residents and taxpayers should read and
ponder we'll the analysis Of the DsRs present troubles and
its future prospects discussed DSR General Manager
Leo J. Nowe<i in Sundays Free Press.
There many things wrong with the DsR; things
which wrong threaten its continued existence
But the greatest impeachment to successful operation Of the
system lies in the heavy pension burden which has been
placed upon IT, by DSR management but by the public
itself.
The Of management be corrected by getting
personnel to head the system. But where pension
burden imposes such heavy financial responsibility upon
the operation Of the DsR management policies likely
TO be very successful.
MONEY WHICH SHOULD GO INTO NEW EQUIPMENT
AND EXPANDED SERVICE IS DRAINED OUT OF THE
FARE BOX AND PUT INTO RETIREMENT SYSTEM
WHICH IS POLITICAL RATHER THAN ECONOMIC.
AS MR.. NoWIcKI STATED, THE TIME MAY NOT BE
FAR AWAY WHEN THE DSR WILL BE SUPPORTING
MORE PEOPLE ON PENSION THAN WILL ACTUALLY
BE WORKING FOR THE SYSTEM.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
Negro leadership

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NEGRO LEADERS WHO INDULGE IN THE FALSE
GODS OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, TOBACCO,
DRUG STORE MEDICINES, AND SUPPORT AND
PROMOTE THE DAMNABLE EXPLOITATION OF SEX
WREcKER OF NATIONS, ADAMS, Ewes
MURDEROUs GAINS, JUDAsES KNAvES AND FOOLS
ARE or DOUBTFUL TRUSTWORTHINESS
NO ADMISSION TO MY ONE. PURE, TRUE CHURCH,
THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WHITE OR COLoRED,
FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NOT MADE THEIR
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE" FROM THESE
DAMNABLE RAcKETs ACCOMPANIED WITH
IMPERATIVE, SPIRITUAL REGENERATION, CoNSE-
GRAFTON, EARLY, DAILY STUDY OF lNCOM-
PARABLE, IMPERATIVE. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE
LESsoN-sERMoNs, COVERING Is VITAL SUBJECTS
TWICE A YEAR I-IMPERATIvE FOR THE HEALING
OF THE NATIONS" !-R,ycIsiicn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
SECOND MARY. 70 you.
Dorothy thompson
WORLD WAR ! PLEDGE TO ISRAEL
CRISIS CAUSE

thompson tWlnoS0r
NEW YoRk-AI my life have been involved in the
fate Of my country and Of mankind both greater than the
fate OF any individual amongst During fhe two months
OF my husbands illness throughout which my apprehen-
sons greatly exceeded those Of his physicians even during
the sudden relapse less than three days ended In his
quiet passing the so-eaed crisis" in the Middle East was
adding another dimension Of pain anad anxiety
say "socaIIed" crisis because what has occurred and
drawn our country into trap. from which there Is no
advance but disaster and retreat but political defeat
is not something that happened when President Camille
Glamour Of Lebanon sent vlfimsvm TO the United
States and President Dwight Eisenhower sent the Marines
to support his embatfed did when
the King Of Jordan called Britain 10 send military aid
TO his and write Is threatening TO restore
order in raq whose Lawful government has been
thrown by military coup.
Nor did it when Canal Abdul Nasser seized she
suez Canal and Israeli France and Great Britain invaded
Egypt
THESE ARE BUT FLASHES OF REvELAToRY LIGHT.
MING IN A SKY WHERE DARK CLOUDS HAVE BEEN
ACCOMMODATING FOR THE WEST SINCE WORLD WAR
AS THE RESULT OF SOLEMN" PROMISES THEN MADE
FOR oPPoRTUNIsTic WAR REASONS.
The Jewish Instruction against government law
fully established by League Of Nations mandate which
international zionism originally claimed to DESIRE II
Cured because the Zonss failed in their attempt die
tate the terms which the mandate should be exercised
terms which would by colonization have turned
whemngy Arab country into Jewish The insurree
fion succeeded. partly BY its cunning and feroey and
partly by poisoning British relations with the Y. S.
The withdrawal Of the British Army and police in the
spring Of 948 left the Paenan Arabs totally unprotected
against the Jews who though they constituted but small
minority Of the population regular army in the
Haganah plus armed terrorist bands the Stern Gang
and the Irgun and bent driving first the British
and then the Arabs from the country and possessing their
lands.
There is not the slightest question about this Ample
Recommendation for from Arab but from Zionist
and Israeli When the surrounding Arab states sent
their armies protect their Paestnan brethren they
acting first they had given due notice they would and
second any people worth their salt would have done
under similar circumstances.
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Blaze Ruins Studio


CONTINUED from Page ~
Fremen fought ihe blaze in the central business district
for five hours before bringing " under control.
The radio station. hs fourth floor Of ihs hrsproof
bank building. partially isolated from ihs rest Of The
lefory structure single stairway leading 10 ihs WBck
section was blocked by flames and dense smoke.
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JAW Job-Aid-

CONTINUED from Page u
Tom Downs JAW member who also serves the
Employment Security Commission, had approved release
of the information, TveIl said.
Tue manager OF the Traverse City office for four years.
still could list for the committee all five counties his
office serves. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
Pledge To Israeli

Continued from Pack Page)
CHRIST, GODS IDEA, WILL EVENTUALLY RULE
ALL NATIONS AND PEo?LEs-IMrERATiveLY,
ABSOLUTELY. FINALLy-WlTH DIVINE SCIENCE
TINE COMFORTER, God, 10 Mrs. Eddy, MT
Continued Next Column, ToP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
Carnage In Brazil

Continued from Back Paoel
THE ONE REAL cREATloN-AAATTERLEsS,
FLEsHLEss SPIRITUAL. cHRisTLIkE = YOUR TRUE
BEING - suPER-sATURATEs THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE WITH iNc0RkUPTBLE, iNvULNERABLE,
oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE i!
BUT NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS LIVE. MORE OR
LESS. IN A FOOLS PARADISE!
NY CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRisTLiKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS APPREHEND THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY
OF Externally HARMONIOUS BEING. THE
NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH" THE REAL
OF NY ONE, TRUE CHURCH, THE CHRIST.
SCIENTIST - EXPECTING THE HEALING OF THE
NATIONS" I-Revelstion-AN AWAKENING.
APPREHENSION, OF THOSE REAL NATIONS OF
THE ONE CREATION AND UNIVERSE. VERY
GOOD" Cen. 1891.
CARNAGE IN BRAZIL BY CHAIN BLAST
Detroit Tn,es)
RIO De JANEiRo. Aug
Of the so persons vnseeovnted for in the blast
area feared that oil Of them had been killed.
Dozens reported injured and thousands Of persons
living nearby fled in terror
Division said at least II Of the so underground magazines
making up the dump had been reduced TO rvbbie.
Dantas said military authorities suspect that the blast
act of sabotage.
First reports from fhe said many nc5 persons
might have been killed the series Of blasts which eontn
ved for more than four hours
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09

Tuesday in fhs crash Of their giant Bs1 ss bomber three
miles south Of Lorng Air Force Base An pilot
survived
wrseksss from shs EIcHTAMLLloN-DotLAR BOMBER
sqvppsd TO carry nvessr weapons. sesmsrsd over
20sers barely missing ssversl hovsss The crash
shattered windows at the hos Of Carl ireland and broke
dishes in ihs kitchen Of william ovllstts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
Russia Fearful

CONTINUED from Back Page,
The letter from khrvshchev urging the governments Of
Britain France. the United States TO participate
along with Soviet Russia. in high-IeveI conference is
ceuehed in words Of bold distortion in complete disregard
of previous established facts.
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New x-Ruy

A complete, modern X-ray unit has recently been install led at the Moore Clinic, Hail butt Pt Road Not only is such a unit necessary or the safety and convenience of patients to the Clinic but plays a vital part in the practice of ortho- pedics and general surgery.
 The unit includes an NRay table and Horoscope used for stomach and internal eN- aminations with the immedi ate possibility of a picture The centering device KS con-. nected with a heavy duty N- Ray tube and iS the latest in projected light for centering along with continuous SlZe adjustment representing the ultimate in patient protect ion,
 The N-Ray Controls Mach ine has been on the market for only three months and has an electronic timer. Ginning. we learned, is the essence of. N-Ray).
 The third part of the unit is the Dark Room This has a cascade overflow and is cont. trolled by a thermostat. keep ing the solutions at a contant temperature.
 Mrs. Arva BoroughS, N-Ray technician for the Clinic, was trained at the California Coll lege of Medical Technicians and has been at the Mt- Edgeecube H ospital for X and a half years. She has re- gently jointly the Moore Clinic staff.
 Oothers on the staff in- clude Mrs. Phillip Moore, Nurse, Mrs. Doris Borhauer, part-time physiotherapist and Dr. T- M. Moore who has just finished N five year resi- dency at Barnes Hospital, St. Louis in the speciality of gen. eral surg gery Dr. Philip Moore heads the Clinic.
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Janet Shaw, an American girl, came to Japan just bel fore Pearl Harbor to forget an unhappy love affair With the sudden outbreak of war, she becomes overnight am enemy alien in d hostile land, and is caught up in the fren- ". fear, and intrigue of ali alien society.
 Janets youth and beauty becomes her important assets. Befriended by the Swiss Consul, Eric Shohm, she IS given a chance to es- cape. But her love for Dick Cameron, an American news paperman, compels her to stay Interned in a mission house run by proJapanese A m erican widow, Janet shares her fate with an oddly mixed group of people. One of these is the mysteries Vic toria Trent. mistress of Baron Maeda, a liberal Japanese noble. Victoria, half Cana dian, half Japanese, offers Janet the limited protection
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The Baranof Banner, SitlSa, Alaska

ot very wicked witch and a very lovable cat.
 32 pages set is large, read- able type with pictures on every page, ages 4-S,T K l0, regular cloth edition S2.0O plus 6f city sales tax or the special library edition S275, plus 9f city sales tax. Please add 35e for p o st ag e and handling,
 Other current best sellers.
 Tell Me Story, Edited by Charles Laughton 3g2 pages $500, plus l5f city taN and 35c for postage and handling
 The Final Face of Eve, by Evelyn Lancaster, S4.5O, plus l4c city sales tax and 35c for. postage and handling
 X Man Called Peter, by Catherine Marshall special edition $2.49, plus 7c city sales sax asd 35c for postage and handling
 Students if you need N teSt book ASK us first We have complete information on McCraw-IIiIl Books on all subjects, Science, Social Sdi- ence, Business, Education Engineering and the Arts AMI books are ordered from NeW York, please allow several weeks for delivery.
 Please send remittance with order.
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.e-The Pioneers

home tick
 Three more Pioneers have arrived at the Home in the last few days. Although all are originally from Scandin- avia they have each spent many years in Alaska. Nikolal kristensen, Sl, was born in Norway and came to Alaska in 1907. Nikolai who is a Rsh- erman was naturalized in Nome in 1916 and has lived there, in Council and in False Pass. Joseph Anderson, also S1, was born in Sweden and arrived in Alaska in 1898. \ miner he has lived in Tionek, Nome, SuSitna Valley, the Fairbanks area and Anchor
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Books for Young People by WhittIesey House
Scat, the Witch's Cat
by Geraldine Ross

by Geraldine ROSS Pictures in color by Kurt Werth
 Tn the crags Of Crazy Mountain, near the boiling Fire Fountain, lived a witch named Mrs. Stitch. These are the first lines of a picture book about a cat that might be your own.
 Boys and girls will be fas- cinated by Scat, and all the other occupants of Mrs. Sdtch's cave the snake named lake, the owl named Scowl. the bat named Brat, the crow named Joe and most of all by the thinly flat eat named Scat, who is frankly scared of witches and their pranks-.
 How Scat, who escapes to a real home here he stays in- side on Halloween with his eyes closed, makes N pertect readaloud book. Kurt Werth'S pictures in three colors afe
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There's a full quota of de- lightful humor is every line as Armour makes capital of Das Kapital, relates the orgies of the Orgburo, and leads us through revolutions, counter revolutions, and counter counterrevolutions, With \ few exploratory jaunts into the Communist world of at- heism and free love added tor extra fun It all adds up to a delightfully."- mad tangle-the book least likely to succeed in the Soviet Union.
 CambeIl Grant, former Dis- ney artist Who has illustrated Richard Armour's previous satires of history and litera- ture, has contributed 65 won- derfuIly funny line drawings
 125 pages, 5 x 7lA $2.95. 9f city sales taX and 35c for postage and handling.
 Mr. Armours other books may also be ordered at the same price per book
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she herself receives as the Barons mistress. Another iS Fannie Watson, a bitter cYni- cal German girl married to an American with whom she had hoped to escape. Suspense and terror mount as each be- gins the nightmare struggle for survival. Arthemise Goertz weayes this story of love under peril through a richly detailed panorama of life in wartime Japan. The d uthor, who spent many years in Japan and was her. self an enemy alien in Tokyo, brilliantly evokes N time of tragedy and N place of beauty and terror in a suspenseful novel that is certain tottake it's place beside her other popular successes, 3Give Us Our Dream" The Moon Is Mine'. and New Heaven, New Earth
 foo p a 2 \ $, E SIS x 8 3/S S4.95 plus l5f city sales taN and 35r for postage and handling.
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It All Started with Marx
by Richard Armour Armour aims again and hits the Marx

Spoofing Politics and Poli- ticians is Richard Armour's happiest hunting ground. He comes well armed with facts and fancy, and with an arsen- al of exaggeration, u n d er- statement, Wordplay, and wit. Happy fans of such Armour classics as Tt All Started with Columbus It All Started with Europa 'It all Started with Eve, and'Twisted Tales from Shakespeare will well come this new comic out burst.
 In this, his latest safari in- flo satire and the charming world of light, lighter, and lig \ h test humor, Armour romps through the history of Communism (with brief history of Russia thrown in for good measure)- with prize specimens like Marx, Lenin. Stalin, and Khrushchev as his targets, he hilariously sects disseetS the comic Comarad- eS.
 pl r WILL D1 xxYl
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age. Hjalmer Peterson, 75. was born in Norway and came in Alaska in 1907. MT. Peterson who is a cook has lived in Ketchikan. Anchor age, Seward, Sitka, and Min ilchik.
 If mv readers are wonder ing when I'm going to stop I'm stoppedl for this time.
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scary but full of fun just like Halloween Combined with wonderful, liIting rhy x m e s they provide just the right amount of eeriness for d tale
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by one Iessica Mather

0N .J1SSi@A
 This week we pioneers, many of us who have lived on the Alaska Coast before com ing here and have known Mir. Malfred Soley personally or by hearsay, were shocked to know Of his passing so sud- denly on Monday Of last week. Mir. Soley, who has worked so long and hard in tue fishing industry and who liNed in N home whose doors were always open to some friendly gesture, will be mis- sed by everyone who knew him. His wife, Anne, was truly partner, too, for shc shared his genuine liking for the other fellow. Those from the Home who could attend ed the funeral Service in the. Church of his faith where Aoral tokens of sympathy and love Were truly beautiful and almost covered the casket During the service Mrs. Caenslen, who has d very beautiful voice, sang The Old Rugged Cross, one of NIL Soley's favorite gospel hymns,
 N understand Mrs. Town send, Nlr, Soley's daughter from Anchorage, will be spending a little while with Mrs. Soley and will be a great comfort at this time, I'm sure. And the two young Norwegian gentlemen, who have lived with the Soleys and upon whom they have looked almost as sons, have been a great help
 During the past weeks l have intended in these col umns to extend a word of thanks to the N.F.W., the Loyal Order of Moose, the Soroptimist ladies, Grandma Whittimore, Irene White and Wis for contributing to our fortmghtly Saturday evening pleasure. Our games our much enchanced BY the love- ly gifts. We are all most ap- preciative.
 We had a autter last Wed- ne q a Y morning. By the grapevine before breafast we heard that the radio DreSent- ed to the ladies had disap- Peared but We were able to breath freely after breakfast as it had been suggested that one of the ladies should take care of 1t in her room during the nights hadn't been taken after all simply tucked away for safe keeping!
 Our next excitement will De Alaska Day not only is 1t special for Alaska but also for the Women's Wing of the Home for t was opened two years ago os Alaska Day and a great day it was tool We've grown from the original five tO Verv nearly thirty now.
 Next week I would like to do a sketch on the Home. So far, I've been rambling on about the happenings now l should like go into what our Home really is. Following that, in tho weeks to come, a little profile on each of us, in- cIuding our staff members, for, of course, they make the
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same time you may buy these books for your own library, by placing your order order with the Baranof Banner.
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September Il, 1858
The Book Worm

The Baranof Banner now offers its readers the Book Worm. Though this column we will keep you up to date on new books and at the
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VOTE FOR Myrih B. sarvelu

dependable & trustworthy for your State Representative
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A Dream of Fuu
by Arthemise Coertz

Dy OOtTA novel about group of aliens trapped In wartime Tokyo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
DAN SAYS

This Euclid bungalow will sell
soon. Why? Only 10 years old.
Two nice bedrooms downstairs.
Portly finished expansion. Big
dinette. Picture window in the
living room. Aluminium storms
and screens. patio. lh-cor go.
roge. deep lot. A step 10 the
bus stop. A real buy at Sl4.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
ADJUSTMENT of Errors

II is the responsibility of the
Advertiser to check the correct
ness of each insertion of an
advertisement. We assume no
responsibility for the repetition
of errors in advertisements or
dered for more than one inser-
tion unless notified Immediately.
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REAL ESTATE

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
BY PHONE 90c MINIMUM,
c A S HI WITH ADVERTISE
MENT - 75c MINIMUM. MUST
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
EUCLID SPECIAL
DREAM HOUSE

1858. OFF Worden Rd. Clean
home with 2 bedrooms down
and exponsion, oversize kitchen.
basement, recreotion room, eor-
peting, llz-eor garage. Asking
$4,000. W. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
ATTENTION

BY Lake County owner; our loss
can be your ga divorced cou-
pie, offering To-, -ar-old, bed
rooms, sewing room, tile bath,
kitchen, dinette, living room
18xl4. full basement, gas heat.
2Ia car garage, fully handicapped
half acre lot. bank appraised
Sl6,80O, immediate sale $500,
no haggling, appointment only.
VIII. 2-310O
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
Sl4.9QQ

EUCLID bungalow. 2 bedrooms
down, partly finished up. IL
car garage. deep lot, close TO
bus; by owner. 2510l Richards,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
OWNER
TRANSFERRED

Anxious to sell his lovely 2.yeor.
old home. Just what you're
looking for. fenced-in back yard.
Big shade trees. Living room hos
open stairway to expansion. 2
bedrooms downstairs. tile bath.
king size kitchen. recreation room
in the basement. Competing and
other extros: Sl6.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
4-FAMIlY BRICK

F.TNTVVII 0NINN
1904. In q good Eost Cleveland
location; 5-room suffer; individual
eos fvrnoces; $500 q month in.
come. Only $4,000 down. Priced
TO sell at $4,000. ". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
IDEAL FOR CHILDREN

#614. West of Green Rd. Groom
colonial. Living room, dining
room; double soroee; public
school; swimming pool; lond-
scoped; barbecue in yord. Trodes
considered. w. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09

EUCLID. two bedrooms. north
Of Lake Shore. so foot lot,
$l0.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
Rini SaYs:

"Goed homes, priced right. That's what
you look for In buying o homo. You'll
find them at loffsrfys. Check thsssl"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
EAST 222nd STREET
NORTH OF BLVD.

IN EUCLID, Holy Cross Parish, Z
years old, 3 bedroom brick
front colonial. IS #. living room
with fireplace, breakfast look.
rear porch, ~ baths, dSded
basement, IL car garage; out
standing landscaping; newly
decorated in and out. A. Nj.
Pena, Inc, Realtor, $40 East
222nd It,, AN. 1890.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
COLONIAL

LOCATED in nice residential Sec
ton of Willoughby - close to
everything; living room dining
room, kitchen on 1st, 3 bedrooms
and bath on End. front and rear
enclosed porch. full basement.
gas heat 2-car garage; many ex-
fras: S15.900. $1,000 down, FHA.
Holden, Inc. 334l7 Vine ST.. VIII.
4-l100, AN. 1.0600.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-09
SPLIT LEVEL

home is among Euclid's finest.
A stones throw to Lake Erie.
Moster bedroom hos private
bath. Full dining room. custom
built kitchen. double attached
garage. Recreation room. bar.
and privote office in the bose
ment.. If you're looking for the
best-this is il.