davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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mulacion del proyecto detinltlvo,
formulation del plan, installation
del Institute en- ell centric de Ia
bores iniciaci6n de las obras,
trabalos desarrollados en- las Was
de penetration, plantaciones, VI
veros, ETC., TODD para que quede
lista la IONA para la instalaclon
de los colonos. Los sueldos, ade-
mas, fueron embellishments es-
tudiados por expertos del punto
" v por enviados especiales del
gobierno.
va existen en- ell area colonial
BILE colo1os espontaneos que Sc
han dedicado cast exclusivamen-
te al cultivo del banana; ell ms
tituto piensa fundar una fabrica
de harina de banana y otra para
ell beneficio de la papaya. Gran
cantldad de la cosecha de bana-
nos hoy Sc pierde porque no
puede sacarse por falta de CANT
nos.
Las obras para la colonization
va Sc estan adelantando; inclu-
yen construction de carreteras,
- Pasa a Ia pasina s.
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Acuerdun Creur
Conseio judo
SUdumericuno

GINEBRA julio 20 (UPI)-
Ell Congreso judo Mundial acord6
aver crear I'm Consejo Judo SUI
damericano de cooperation entire
colectividades, y aprobo una reso-
lucion por la que recomienda al
comite executive del congreso pre-
sentar a la asamblea n propues-
ia para ell establecimiento en- Anne
RIGA del Sur, de n sucursal de d.
cho ORGANISING.
Las dos medidas indican la i'm
portancia cada vez mayor de Ia CO.
lectividad judia en- America del
Sur, que actualmente cuenta con
zoe. 900 miembros.
FL congreso puso fin a su asam'
blea, que duro seis dias y a la cual
asistieron 80 delegados de % PAL
ses.
La principal resolution aproba-
da, encarece la cesacion de las
pruebas nucleares y de la produc-
cion de armamentos y la aboli-
cion eventual de las armas atomi-
cas-. Las deliberaciones Sc efectua-
ron en- la Maison Juive, a corta dis
tancia del edificio de las Naciones
Unidas, donde tecnicos nucleares
de Oriente y Occidente tratan de
elaborar I'm plan para la deten-
cion de pruebas atomicas.
Otra resolution, critica ell hecho
de que las Naciones Unidas no
hayan adoptado I'm convenio sobre
derechos humanos, y una tercera
proclama ell derecho de las colec-
tividades Judas, cualquiera que see
ell sistema politico o social que ri
ia al pals, a establecer y mantener
instituciones cuyo objeto sea
"~conservar la continuidad de la
vida judia".
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Argentina
Muertos Como
COnsecUenciu de
las InUnduciones

BUENOS AIRES, julio % CUPID
-Setenta personals, por 10 me
nos, perecieron a consecuencia de
las inundaciones, segGn informa.
clones extraoficiales.
Hasta aver tarde, sin embargo,
solo Sc habia comprobado Official.
mente la muerte de cinco y no ha.
bian sido identificadas mas que
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Brasil

WASHINGTON, julio 20
(UPD.-Los directories ejecuti-
vos del Fondo Monetario Inter-
n~acional, aplazaron aver resell
yer con respecto a TN nuevo pro-
grama del gobierno de Brasil
para encarar la inflacion.
III programa fue elaborado
Dor funcionarios brasilenos y
miembros del personal del Fon-
do; pero dos directories pidieron
mas tempo para estudiarlo.
I'm esferas informadas Sc dice
que es probable que los directo-
res vuelvan a reunirse dentro de
una semana para considerar
nuevamente ell programa, Ell
cual comprende asuntos tales CO.
mo creditos, tipos de campio y
restricciones presupuestarias a
las importaciones.
Ell Banco de Exportacion e
Importation, por 10 que sc dice,
manifesto al gobierno brasileno
que no podria adelantarle pres
tamos de consideration mien-
tras ell programa antiinflacionis-
ia no, fuese acceptable por en- fon-
do.
En- circulos informados Sc d.
ce, que ell personal del Fondo
Mouetario International esta
de acuerdo con Ell nuevo arreglo
y que considera, que Ell banco
deberia continuar las negocia
clones para prestar al Brasil
una suma que Sc calcula subiris
a 150.000.000 de d6lares, pars
importaciones de urgencia.
ciertos i%nformantes dijeron
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pidio I'm decreto asociandose al
jubilo del pueblo de CaldaS y dir.
gi6 Ell Siguiente mensaje a Luz
Marina:
"Gobierno de Caldas orgulIosa-
mente ~expresale cordiales feIicita-
clones exaltaci6n trono belleza Sc
norio universal. Su corona Simbo-
liza attributes mujer colombiana
consagrandola nuestra maxima en-
bajadora ante concerto naciones
Y muestranos como TERRA digna
figurar vanguardia cultura. Pue-
bio caldense emocionado cuenta-
la entire u mas preclaras hijas Sc
nalando ejemplo SUI nombre es-
fuerzo y nobleza sus ideales que
traducen %autentica expression ra-
"a, Luz, su nombre esta irradiando
felicidad patria".
sIgualmente la ACADIA, las emit
dades civico economicaS y Ell publ
co en- general han dirigido va va
rios miles de mensajes de felicia
ci6n a Luz Marina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30

Homes de dolares, resida en- Es-
tados Unidos.
Blanchet, dijo que Magloire
y Ell ex Senador, Louis De Joie,
candidate presidential vencido
en- las nltimas elecciones y que
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Anuncia que PERI Deberd
Recurrir a I'm Emprestito Para
Reso|ver ST. Crisis Economical

Declare luego, que Ell prestamo
Sc usara en- forma tai que permi-
ia retirar ell circulante excessive Y
m%antener las importaciones al ma
yor ulvel possible 9
En- materia de politica interna-
cional, dijo que PERU continuara
acknowledgements fiel a la carta de
las Naciones Unidas y que SUI des-
tino seguira vinculado a la causa
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
Fondo Monetariio Ap|aza FaI|o con
Respecto a I'm Nuevo Programa del
Gobierno Para Combatir Inf|acion

Greer que Ell prestamo podria
otorgarse antes de la partida del
secretario de Estado norteame-
ricano, John Foster Dulles, a
Brasil, ell cuatro de agosto pro-
ximo, en- vista especial. Otros
estiman que Sc demorara hasta
despues de esa fecha.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
VshefueIa

CARACAS, (SICO)-La lista
de los profesores considerados
indeseables por SUI collaboration
con las autoridades del antique
regimen sera presentada, antes
del fin de mes, por la Federation
de Centres Universitarios ante
ell Consejo Rectoral para que es-
tie alto ORGANISING universitario
proceda a destituirlos legalmen-
tie.
Los estudiantes senalan espe-
cialmente en- la lista que presen-
taran al ~consejo los antiques
profesores que participaron pu-
blicamente en- las llamadas "ac-
tividades pseudo ~ulturales' de
la dictadura a nombre de la Uni
versidad. Hablan especialmente
de aquellos profesores que reci-
bieron dinero por representa-
a la Universidad ante differences
eonferencias internacionales o
que, en- diferentes ocasioneS, re-
cibieron dinero del DICTATOR.
Despues de los successes de enc
70 algunos de estos profesores Sc
retiraron voluntariamente de la
Universidad de modo que al con-
sejo solo lie tocara consagrar
aquel retro de manera Official,
Segun los estudiantes otros Sc
han camuflado despues y Siguie-
ron en- u actividades y es a
elIos a los que ofrecen denunciar
ante Ell Consejo pidiendo SUI in
mediate remocion.
CREDITOS DEL BANCO
CARACAS, (SICO)-A mas de
setenta millones de b~olivares as
cienden los creditos concedidUs
por ell Banco Agricola y PecVa,
rio desde fines de enero hasta ell
ultimO de julio del presente .ano.
Esta suma no incluye las CAN'T
dades facilitadas por concepto
de plan de fomento pecuariO y
significa I'm aumento de mas de
Is millones sobre los 55.3 que
habian sido concedidos a CANA
deros y agricultores hasta ell mes
de mayo.
ENFERMO UN EX.PRESIDENTE
CARACAS, (SICO)-En Ell
Centre Medico de San Bernar-
dino ha estado enfermo en- los
dltimos dias, sometido a cons
tante vigilancia medica, ell EXPIRE
sidente de la ~republica, general
Eleazar Lopez C~ontraras. Ell illus
ire enfermo ha sido muy vista
do.
0RDENEs DE LA CONTRALORIA
CARACAS, (SICO).-Ordenes
por I'm total de 624 millones de
bo1ivares fueron tramitadas y
~despachadas por la Contraloria
General de la Nacion entire Ell
Is de mayo pasado y ell 4 de jul
luio, segun cuadro estadistico da-
do a conocer por ell jefe del re-
ferido despacho, senior Luis A.
Pietri. Ell valor de las ordenes
pendientes, que no fueron apro-
badas por la Co~ntraloria, subie-
ron a 1,728, 478,57 bolivares.
TRES MTLLONEs DE DROGAs
CARACAS (SICO) - Repre-
sentantes de las firmas de dro-
gas Y laboratories Sc e%ntrevista-
ron con ell Contralor General de
la Republica, senior Luiz A Pie
tri, a fin de llegar a I'm acuerdo
.sobre Ell pago de medicinas Y
drogas compradas fpor ell regi-
men anterior en- los diversos de-
partamentos administrators e
Institutes autonomous. FL monte
de las deudas en- tai renglon SUI
ben a tres millones de bolivares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
PUBLICAS DEMOSTRACIONES
DE ALGERIA EN- TODAS LAS
CIUDADES DEL PALS

BOGOTA. - Ell sentimiento de
Jubilo que experimental ell pueblo
colombiano en- la madrugada de
aver, fue unanimemente fervoroso
y extraordinario. En- todas las ciu-
dades, desde los litorales hasta los
fronteras, Sus habitantes Sc pusie-
ron en- pie al conocer la grata no
tlcia y eXteriorizaron SUI algeria
por todos los medios.
Nuestros corresponSales en- to-
das las ciudades y pueblos de Co
lombia nos informaron que una vez
Sc di6 a conocer ell nombre de Luz
Marina Zuloaga, como Miss Uni
verso 1859, Sc habian organizado
manifestations espontaneas de
jdbilo, tan solo comparables a las
del amanecer del 10 de mayo. En-
Barranquilla, Medellin, Cali, Blu
caramanga, Manizales, Pereira
hague, Neiva, Santa Marta, Pasco
ipiales, Cucuta; Lunja Quintana,
Sogamoso, Buenaventura Pocayan
Cartagena, Barrancabermeja y en-
fin, en- todas parties, Sc cumplieron
parecidos desfiles y Sc oy6 ell va
popular "ta-ta-ta" de los pitos de
los carros, clasico modo de mani
festar su algeria ell pueblo COLON
biano.
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sentimientos de algeria. Todas las
actividades Sc han paralizado. La
ciudad ha sido embanderada con
los p%abellones nacionales que on
dean en- todas las casas y edificios
publicoS.
COLECTA POPULAR
Con gran exito Sc ha Hevado a
cabo n colecta popular para re-
coger dineros para obsequiar una
Residential en- Manizales a Luz Ma
rina, totalmente amueblada y de-
corada, como homemade de reco.
nocimiento y simpatia a Miss
Universe 1858. En- los bancos Sc
han alberto cuentas c~orrientes en-
donde las gentes Sc acercan a de.
positar desde cinco eentavos en-
adelante.
LA FERIA
La Feria international de Mani
zales, presidida por Luz Marina y
las tres finalistas del concurso,
Miss Estados Unidos, Miss Hawaii
y Miss Brasil, que han sido espe-
cialmente invitadas por la Corpo-
rscion Nacional de Turismo, cons
tituira Ell maxine acontecimiento
social del continente y la ciudad
sera incapaz de contener a los mi
llares de turistas que iran atraidos
por la fama de las bellezas colom-
bianas.
MENSAJES
Ell g~obernador Ayerbe Chaux ex-
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DEPOSITOS BANCARIOS

CARACAS, (SICO).-Hasta Ell
pasado mes de abril los dep6si-
tos en- los bancos nacionales y
e%xtranjeros que operan on ell
pals ascendian a cuatro mil mi
Homes de b~olivares, cifras que Sc
gun las informaciones obtenidas
significan I'm aumento elevadisi-
mo en- relacion con ell mismo Pc
riodo del ano pasado. La cifra
exacta de los d~epositos hasta
abril era de BIS 4,017, SIT ,022.
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Serd Presentada una Lisa de los
Profesores Juzgados IndeseabIes

El doctor Pietri manifesto que
las cuentas seran pagadas, STEM
pre- que los precios sean justos Y
e%quitativos, previniendo que en-
Ell future no podran los Ministe-
rios comprar medicinas o mer-
cancias sin aprobacion de la
contraloria.
OBREROS DE LA SIDERURGICA
CARACAS, (SICO)-El CAPT
tan Jose Vicente Azopardo, Pre-
sidente del Institute del Hero
y ell Acero, anuncio que la Side
rurgica Inocenti ha firmado con
sus trabajadores un contrato que
contiene 72 clausulas. En- Ell mis-
mo Sc incluyen numerosas in
novsclones muy %favorables a los
trabaiadores como subsidio por
vivienda, asistencia medica, y
quirurgica y hospitalaria, esta-
blecimiento de comedores par
ticulares, aumento de salaries,
Off
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JUEGO HOSTESS" DE PLATA ROGERS
ISOMBRHLA "STORMPROOF". 8 CUCHARI.
ATAs ARA TIE FRO ROGERS. JUEGO DE-
IN MANICURE JUEGo DE YASos
~ DE IA N RELOJ TELECHRON
'1GE. RELOJ ID COCNA TELECHRON GE.
jJUEGO DE CUBIERTOS PLATEADOS DE is
Ups. MALETA Y JUEGO DE PICNIC DE FL
>BERGLASS, RONSoN.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
LA FERIA
MENSAJES

Ell gobernador Ayerbe Chaux ex-
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patients in special clinics and
teaching sessions.
8. Begin plans for maintaining
a permanent revolving pool Of vol
unteer physicians who will lend
assistance wherever needed, for
three months periods, to under
manned medical missions, and in
extending existing facilities.
SERVICE RENDERED
Referring to an official report
of the teams activities, DR.. Dibble
indicated that in all Asia and At
RIGA, and in 80 countries, the team
surveyed 40 hospitals, 81 schools
and universities, performed 100
surgical operations and anesthes-
tics, administered and delivered
more than 10000 vaccinations for
poliomyelitis, typhoid fever, chlor-
ca, and tetanus. The group dis
tributed more than 500, OO0.O
worth of medical supplies contri-
buted by individuals and drug and
instrument companies, and deliv-
cred 1913 medical lectures to aud
fences of more than 5000. They
conducted or gave devotional testi-
monies or sermons or religious lee
lures to sc audiences in 81 coun-
tries with the number attending
representing more than $4,000. The
doctors participated in At confer
ences with U. S. Government,
World Health, national government
and health leaders.
VAST ITINERARY
Employing various modes of
transportation - automobile, air
plane, canoe, camel-the touring
team visited missions in some 27
countries and travelled some $4,000
miles.
The itinerary included Hawaii,
Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Malaga,
Indonesia, Philippines, Burma, AS
sam, Ceylon, India, Iraq, Iran, Jor-
dan, Switzerland, Belgium (for ap-
pearance at the Protestant Pvail-
ion of the Worlds Fair, Greece,
Lebanon, Israel, Egypt, Anglo
Egyptian Sudan, East Africa,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-01

ginia, has so far prevented admis-
sion of any Negro children to white
schools. Schools have been closed
in three cities over the issue.
Rabbi Frank said that since his
last sermon he has been heavily
criticized by extremists within
this congregation and without"
Some of the objections have come
from those who favor segregation,
he said. And he said others have
come from persons who say his
strong views will "bring a wave
of anti-Semitic attacks"
"To these extremists" the rabbi
said, 81 say l will not be a part
of their abortive attempt to ex-
purgate Judaism of justice. Even
though the attack is staggering, a
Jew who remains silent in the face
Of prejudice leveled at another
group of Gods children is traitor
Gus to the basic principle of Juda-
ism"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-01
TougaIoo To Have.
New Science bIdq.

President Samuel C. Kincheloe
has announced that the Ground
Breaking Exercise for the new
science building at Tougaloo Sou
thern Christian College will be
held on Friday, October 81, 1853
at 10 am. The guest speaker for
this occasion will be DR.. Emory
Ross of New York City. The
program will begin in Woodwork
Chapel, to be followed by a pro-
cession to the site of the. new
science building where the dedica-
ton Of the ground will take place.
Among those participating will
be a representative of the Amer
lean Missionary Association, tn e
United Christian Missionary So
ciety, the United Negro College
Fund, the faculty of the college, the
students of the college, the alumni
and friends.
The public is cordially invited.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-01
Rabbi ReneWs...

Rabbi Emmett A. Frank, of the
Beth Ell Hebrew Congregation in
Alexandria, delivered a sermon last
night describing segregation as
"sin." He spoke on the same theme
three weeks ago.
Last Sunday Rabbi Frank was
scheduled to address the Unitarian
Church in Arlington County, Va.
A telephoned bomb threat emptied
the church and forced cancellation
of the program.
The Rabbi has been invited to
talk at the Unitarian Church again
tomorrow. The minister of the
church, which is non-segregated, is
the Rev. Ross Allen Weston.
In last nights sermon Rabbi
Frank acknowledged that "a large
number of people profess seq
regationist philosophy"
"Sin Is Sin"
But he went on:
"Since when do numbers legi-
timatize sin? Sin is sin, regardless
of numbers. Since when would we
legitimatize stealing because it
would be widely practiced? Since
when would adultry become the
righteous way of life because it
would be widely practiced?
"Since when does a massive
resistance program of inequality
and suppression of group of Gods
children become legitimate or godly
because large numbers follow its
intolerant doctrine ?"
The massive resistance" pro-
gram, developed by the dominant
Democratic organization in Vir-
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night for their part in the bus in
tegration attempt.
Attorneys for the two men filed
notice of appeal and gained their
release on bond.
Shuttlesworth was fined 500
and sentenced to 80 days in Jail
and Phifer was fined 500 and or
dered to serve so days. The other
IL Negroes received only 180-day
suspended Jail terms.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-01

largest of Towards 10 schools
and colleges, placed ia students
on the honor roll. The School of
Engineering and Architecture had
the second highest number with
1O1; while the College of Phar-
macy listed Is, and the School of
Music 18.
The Mississippi students listed
in the group are Yvonne D. Col
Inns of Greenwood, Myses H. Clarke
of Jackson, Joe w. L!pscomb of
Clinton.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-01
GOD SPEAKS TO ME"
By
Calvin c. Brown, B. NJ. L.

Calvin c. Brown, B. NJ. L.
A voice speaks from the unknown
Don't give up, you must press on"
Its the man who lives upstairs
One who listens to all my prayers.
In the silence of my lonely room
He often comes to dispel my gloom,
| know He can do the same for you
If you would take time to ask Him
to.
| met God in the Temple of my
soul
Where tn atmosphere is never cold
In the secrecy of that place
| found wisdom and His grace.
He plays music in my soul
That | sing when trouble roll,
When days are dark or fair
| walk along with a prayer.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-01
Tuskegee Hospital Head Sees Need
For Doctors And Medical Equipment
As Worlds Most Pressing Problem

Tuskegee, Ala, Oct. 17-Recent-
ly returned from a round-the-world
medical tour, DR.. Eugene H. Did,
BILE, Jr. Medical Director Of John
A. Andrew Hospital at Tuskegec
Institute, Alabama, indicated that
the world need for trained medical
personnel and up-to-date equip
ment is one of today's most press
ing problems.
DR.. Dibble was one of six U. S.
doctors to participate in a global
medical tour and survey from June
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-01

27-October 1. The tour was
sponsored by the Baptist World AL
lance.
THREEFOLD PURPOSE
The purpose of the medical
teams tour was outlined as being
threefold.
1. To survey existing medical IA
cilities of several denominations
and particularly those of the Bap-
fists.
2. Lend personal Christian med
ical service through treatment of
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-01
Miss. Students On
Howard Univ.
Honor Roll

Washington, D. c. Nearly $50
students are listed on the 1878
honor roll of undergraduate stu
dents announced today by Howard
University officials. The students,
who were enrolled in the Univer-
sity's four undergraduate schools
and colleges during the past school
year, achieved scholastic averages
of "B" or better during 1888.
The College. of Liberal Arts,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-01

Southern Rhodesia, South Africa,
Belgium Congo, and French Equa-
torial Africa.
PARTY OF SIXTEEN
The party of medical men were
accompanied by their wives, a
movieman, druggist, medical writer
and secretary. Other doctors in
the group were DR.. Stanley Olson,
Dean of Medicine at Baylor Uni
versity, Houston, Texas; DR.. Rob-
ert A. Hingson, professor of an
esthesia and director anesthesia
at Western Reserve University,
Cleveland, Ohio; DR.. John G.. P.
Cleland, a surgeon-obstetrician and
director of the Cleland Clinic at
Oregon City, Oregon; and DR..
Charles Black, a chest and tuber-
culosis surgeon of Shreveport, La.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-01
Lillian 0ffit
ToAppear0n
Variety Show

Hattiesburg, Miss, Oct. 27-The
girl from Natchez, Mississippi who
skyrocked herself to fame with
hit tune, II Miss You So" on Nash
VILE Excello label, will be guest
artist on Darnell's Platter Party
WDAM-TV, Hattiesburg, Missis-
sippi, November 7, following an
appearance in Laurel and Meri-
dian.
Lillian Offit is among the few
female singers in the country
who made it to the top. Last year
she was center attraction at the
famous Apollo Theater in New
York.
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South Africa
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teeship system.
A resolution adopted by the
General Assembly's Trusteeship
Committee declared that this was
the normal way of handling terri
tories formerly administered under
League of Nations mandates. The
vote was 81 to 0, with 13 Austen
tions.
South Africa contends that it's
mandate over the former German
colony is still valid. 1t has con-
sistently declined requests to place
the territory under trusteeship.
In light Of the South African
attitude, the committee also voted
to continue study of possible
legal action to insure that South
Africa fulfilled its obligations I'M
der the mandate.
The South African delegation
boycotted discussion Of the issue,
insisting the United Nations had
no right to debate its internal
affairs"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
BRICK RANCH

WA. North Of tokelond. ; large
bedrooms. full Va boths. ottoehed
soross. full dining room with cot.
ing space in kitchen. Carpeted
and recently decorated. Close to
all eonvenienees. Trodes considered
~. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05

5Iz.ROOM BUNGALOW
#l25. South Of Lake Shore. Two
bedrooms down, pine poneIed
second floor. done in dormitory
style to accommodate 3 beds
Dinette eoting oreo, plenty OF
closet space on Iorge lot. low
down payment to qualified buyers.
". 6-1600.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
NEW WIlLOUCHBY
RANCHES

#l66. OF Euclid these fine quol-
ity built homes feature 3 bed
rooms, eIoy tile bath. large kit
chen with eotins oreo; full bose
msnts. All on good size lots. "a
brick fronts. close TO everything.
Irodes considered. ". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
UPSON SCHOOL
BUNGALOW

NV. Eo.t off 25oth 81. Al.
room frome bungalow with expon,
sion portIy finished, 2 bedrooms
down with tile bath; living room
and kitchen with eofins spoee and
utility room washer included.
2h-eor garage. ". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
BRICK 2.FAMllY

1887. Located in S. toke Shore
Eo,f 200th 81. oreo. First time
offered. lorse living room. kitchen
with bvilt-in oven, ronee and dish
washer, 3 bedrooms in each suite,
2-eor sorose. Many extras. Coll
~. d.16O0.
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EXECUTIVE RANCH

EXECUTIVE RANCH
1925. South Of highlond. Brick
front roneh; living room with fire
place; dining room; kitchen with
bviIt-ins; divided basement; 2-eor
ottoehed garage; eorpetins; storms
and screens. Trodes considered.
~ $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05
BEDROOM RANCH

49Ao. OFF Foirwoy Blvd. living
room with o'toehed eotins oreo,
lorae Kitchen, breokfost space,
.noek bor, eIoy.tiIe bath, divided
basement, storms and screens, 217-
car eorose. Around $40, 900.
Trodes considered. w. $1,000.