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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Reel, l24-355; Rose Dellastati-
Gus, Hendrix Steak House. 1872
$50; Ginger Barnes. B. Frank
Joy. l28-353, and Clara Walz,
Bass Steak House, $50.
Other shutouts were scored
by Rod n Reel and Paramount
Cafe. Other winners were Hen
dirk, Bass. Martin g. Boyd.
Bandbox Music and Mirman
Bros.
The standings: Miller High
Life, 1929; Bass, 54-36: Buck
ingham FurnitureA 1897; MPM.
l5l-39; Martin Il Boyd, 50-40:
Kotzin's. 49-4l; Bandbox. AZ
AZ; Beall's. 47-43: Pegge's
Fashion Center. 1914; Ceramic.
45-45; Rod n Reel. 45-45;
Paramount. 42-48; C & w Sport
Shop. 1851; Hendrix. 1856;
Thompson's, 1886: B. Frank
Joy. $3.50 and Roma Restau-
rant. 27-63.
Norman Titus Of Pepsi Cola
came within four pins of catch
ing Bobby Lockhart of Chevy
Chase Chevrolet in the struggle
for high average in the Metro
politan All-Star Major League.
Titus rolled 384 for 1861 and
Lockhart 35S for 1864.
Frank Micalizzi, the Pepsi
war horse. served notice he's
still to be reckoned with by
shooting 1893 for 1850. placing
him less than a point behind
Titus at 1850. Clete Pannell
Of Chevy Chase. fourth. rolled
403 for 1854 and Jack Barley
Of Silent Sales Coin Machines,
fifth. had 1872 for 1851.
With IL games to go. 1t is not
improbable that the issue will
be settled on the final night in
a match between Pepsi Cola and
Chevy Chase. at Wheaton. In
this will be embattled Titus and
Micalizzi for Pepsi and Lock-
hart and Pannell for the
Chevvies.
With its captain and spon-
scr. Billy Stalcup leading the
way at l54-401, Falls Church
Furniture has maintained its
three-game edge by winning
two from Pepsi. The latter re-
NAMED tied for second with
Chevy Chase. which won two
from Wheeler Restaurant.
In spite Of a 1924 by Fosco
Fattorini and l49-404 by Bob
Miciotto. National Bohemian
dropped two to Silent Sales,
for whom Frank Krenlich rolled
a decisive 1888.
The standings: Falls Church,
52-4l; Chevy Chase, 1914;
Pepsi. 1914; Wheeler, 44-49;
Silent Sales. 1880, and Ma
tional Bohemian, 1881.
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KUENN

Continued From Page CT
third last year. Kuenn finished
1857 with a PIT average, far
below par.
But I love it." the 27-year-
old Kuenn said after turning
in three beautiful fielding eff
forts and blasting three hits.
including a game-tying homer,
against the White Sox.
I'm real happy with the
move" Kuenn said. II think
it'll work out fine. Martin can
handle the job at short. I'm
about 10 pounds lighter than
last year and feel a lot better. I"
Kuenn batted 1903 for De-
troit in his first full season in
1858 and led the league with
200 hits. He followed with a
.306 in 1854 and again led the
league with 20l hits. In 1855 ne
batted .306 and scared TO .332
in 1856 before his 1857 tumble.
Jack Tighe, Tiger manager
who decided on the big switch,
said: I'm sure Harv's going to
be all right now. He loves play
ing out there because after q
leg injury in Boston two years
ago the hard infield began
smothering his feet.
Martin will do the job for
us at shortstop," Tighe con-
tinued. "He may not be q
Luis Aparacio or a Phil Rizzuto
but he's adequate for our needs
He might not hit over .26C
but he'll get the clutch hit
when it's needed. Just like he
did today"
Martin, who struck out three
times, came up with bound
ing single which scored De-
troit's winning run In the
sevnnth inning
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Rita Robinson is q familiar
name in duckpins. but until last
night 1t had never been written
beside q 400 set. When Mrs.
Robinson finally did achieve
one 1t was in a manner long
to be remembered.
A member of the Kotzin's
Dress Shop team in the District
Women's Minor League. she hit
a jackpot Of sorts in one smash
ing game, a 1853 that capped a
408 set.
Not only were both scores
high in the career Of Mrs.
Robinson. but the best bowled
this season in the strong Dis
trict Minor League. Her other
games were l07 and 1873.
In the 1853, she scrambled
seven spares and two strikes.
flatting only the third box. The
408 lifted her average 10 1921.
1t also enabled Kotzin's to
sweep Ceramic Tile despite a
fine performance by Phyllis
Jones.
Mrs. Jones. striving to over
take Bobbie Jones Of Bass
Steak House in a race for the
individual title. rolled l30-363
to gain substantially when Bob
bic was able to fell only 323
sticks. This left Bobbie at
1924 against l1l-35 for Phyl-
lis.
Up and coming Edie Adams
of Beall's ESQ. in third place.
improved her average to l10-41
by shooting 36l. Ginnie Siegel
of Thompson's Transfer. fourth,
slipped to 1l0-9 in rolling BIG.
Other sparklers were Eliz-
abeth Kluttz, MPM Market,
l28-358; Dot Bowie of Rod m
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Pierce t0-D.
Empires = Rommel Stevens, Mann,
Rice, T--2:3p. A-2s,3ip
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Knights Win 18th
Behind Newman

Mel Newman. former Roose-
welt High star. won his third
: -raight baseball game as he
pitched Montgomery Junior
College to a 20 victory over
Hagerstown Junior College
yesterday at Hagerstown. He
pitched a flve-hitter and struck
out eight.
The unbeaten knights. in
winning their fourth game. got
only two hits, but scored single
runs in the sixth and seventh
innings on five Hagerstown
errors,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE SCORES
YANKs, ); RED sox, o


Totals "a sBS Totals 20 90 o.
Struck out for Daley in sth; q
Grounded out for Nixon In sun 8 Ran
for Howard In 9th.
NEW YORK ------ 600 900 800
BOSTON -------- 900 900 OOO--O
E-Buddin. Po-A-New York, ~.
IL. Boston, 27-l3. Dp-Buddin 10
AApromonte 70 Runnels; Carey 70
Richardson 10 Showroom Mcdonald 70
Richardson 10 Bkowron. LOB New
York. y: Boston, o.
2b-skovron, Carey. Howard. HR-
Herra 6-Buddin, Howard
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NlAou WILL
u = Summers, Honoehick. Soar
umont. T-i:6s. A-J5.223.
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MINOR LEAGUES
AMERIcAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ST Paul, g. Charleston. 4 iii ian.
inssl
Minneapolis. q; Louisville. s.
indi PSe'4Ic GoAp9Tfn y IsTFa49uE
San DIEGO, 10: Phoenix. q.
SpOkant / .ec tn-'rE
tie. called sirt
Sacramento. 3: Portland, 3 20 Inn.
mss. called. ranD.
Salt Lake City al Vance e., 49,
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Little Rock. Il. Memphis. g.
Mobile, e. New Orleans, /.
Other games postponed
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
All games postponed
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Continued From Page CT
lected only i've hits OF john
son and Billy oDell.
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FIGHT RESULTS

HARTFORD, conn;--Harold John.
oliver Wilson, 1871 p, Hartford. ..
MIAMI BEACH. Fla.-Steye Ward
1917, Hartford, and Ludwie Light.
burn. 1881, British Honduras. drew,
10.
CLEvELAND.-cecil Shorts. I47.
Cleveland, outpointed Arthur Turner,
LONDON. -Dave charnlry. London.
stopped Pete Waterman, England. 5.
(Linhtweiahts }
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Senators Start
'Fretting Over
tackof Punch

Continued From Page C-i
lected only Ave hits OF john
SON and Billy oDell.
O'Dell Nearly Perfect
The lefthanded oDell ar
rived on the scene with two
out In the nth inning after
Bridges had walked and Yost
had doubled. oDell disposed
OF Pinch-Hitter Ed FITZGERALD
and for the ANAL ~ innings
didn't allow q hit. The only
man 10 reach base against
ODell was Lou Berberet. who
walked In the seventh.
Meanwhile, the Orioles were
mauling Camilo Pascual. Tru-
man Clevenger and Bob Weis-
Ter for IL hits. Triandos and
Robinson got three each TO the
vast enjoyment Of the crowd.
which was witnessing the ORR
oles' FIRST opener at home since
Baltimore was readmitted TO
the American League in 1854.
Pascual lasted only two in
nings. He was clipped for two
singles in the first inning. but
escaped damage. In the second
inning Triandos singled. Robin
son rammed o triple TO right
center and Ronnie Hanson
scored Robinson with a sacri-
fice ny To Leftfielder Roy Slew
ers.
Pilarcik Steals Home
The Senators made a weak
motion by rebounding with
their run in the third. but the
Orioles proceeded to pull away
steadily. In the bottom Of the
third. with Clevenger on the
mound, Pilarcik walked and
raced to third on Jim Mar
shall's single. With two out.
Pilarcik scored on the BUSH
ness end Of a double steal.
The Orioles margin mounted
to AL in the fourth inning after
/ Robinson walked. Hansen sac
rificed and Robinson scored on
Johnson's double to left.
Triandos provided the Orioles
with their final two runs in the
fifth at Wiesler's expense when
he doomed a home run over the
cen;erfeld fence at the 390-foot
mark after Marshall had
singled and taken second on a
wild pitch. Wiesler was clipped
for six hits in three innings. and
the only Washington pitcher to
avoid trouble was Dick Hyde.
who retired the Orioles in order
in the eighth.
johnson Yanked Quickly
Manager Paul Richards Of
the Orioles gave an early indi-
cation that sympathy for Pitch
ers will be a secondary consid-
Grafton for him this season. At
the time johnson was lifted he
required only one more out to
comnlete five innings and thus
be eligible TO become the win
ming pitcher. Under scoring
rules he could not be credited
with the victory and 1t went TO
the amazingly effective ODell.
johnson had a Bel lead when
O'Ccll entered the game.
/ NOTES: Idle today. the Sem
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(0-D.
WP-seore BERRY, Mckinley.
FlAherty, chylak. T-2:J7. A--35,207.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-21
Elect
for ASC


Notice is hereby given that
the delegates from the several
communities in Geauga County,
shall assemble in a County Con-
vention, at the ASC Office in
Burton, Ohio, on Monday, Au-
gust 25, 1858, at 1000 am, for
the purpose of electing a Coun-
ty Committee to administer the
various ASC Programs carried
on in Geauga County.
This Committee will consist of
three members, one of whom
shall be elected Chairman, and
one as Vice Chairman; and two
Alternate Committeeman The
term of office of these persons
will begin on September l, 1858.
Delegates who will assemble
in this Convention were elected
from their Community in elec-
tons which were conducted by
mail, the results of which were
tabulated on Wednesday, August
Is, 1858.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-21
BY WILBUR o. SHISLER
> US. Soil COnservationist

The Klatkas in Munson Town
ship expect to build a farm pond
under the Conservation Reserve
program of the Soil Bank. This
pond will be almost, an. acre in
size with about II feet of depth.
The drainage area which will
supply the water for this pond a.
mounts to six acres.
Harold Hudachek, Brakeman
Rd. in Hambden is now planning
to go ahead with the conStruc-
ton of his farm pond. Plans for
this pond were developed sever.
al years ago. 1t was originally
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-21

planned to use concrete pipe for
the spillway. He has now decid-
ed to use corrugated metal pipe
rather than the concrete. An in
teresting sideline to this is that
since corrugated metal pipe has
a rougher surface than concrete
he will need to use a larger dia-
meter pipe in order to get the
same capacity. The corrugated
metal pipe is easier to install
which accounts for the change
in plans.
S. L. Hope and son of Thomp-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-21
Claridon Cub Scouts
Plan Picnic Saturday

CLARIDON -- Claridon Gu b
Scouts will hold a picnic Satur-
day at 2:30 pm. at Camp Stig-
wandish. All members Of the
Claridon Grange, the sponsoring
organization, are invited to at
tend.
Those who plan to go are ask
ed to cali Mrs. Phyllis Little so
food can be ordered.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-21


Our hat is off in recognition of
the Elmer Franks for their Sc
lection as "Geauga County's
Farmer of the Year" under the
Cleveland Farmers club A
wards Program. Other winners
In recent years have been Ralph
Grosvenor of Claridon, Vaughn
Arnold of Huntsburg, and Frank
Adams and son also of Hunts
burg.
In flying over these farms IN
recent years there Is striking ev-
ldence of sound land manage
ment.
Good progress has been made
In the Conservation Needs Com
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-21

son recently finished diversion
on their cropland. This diversion
recently proved itself during the
past two weeks by improved
drainage to the extent that the
Hopes will be building several
more diversions in the future.
We are in the process of work
ing out new farm conservation
plan on the County Infirmary
Farm. Several grassed water
ways are badly needed there.
A farm conservation plan was
recently developed for the s. L.
Hope farm in Thompson. This is
really a revision of q plan de-
veloped about ten years ago.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-21

mittee meetings. The fourth and
last meeting of this committee
will be held on Monday, August
18. The main considerations at
that time will deal with the pos
sibilities of complete conserva-
tion treatment of various water
sheds in Geauga County, along
with consideration of more in
tensely developed programs to
benefit wildlife. The aspects of
beneficial forms of wildlife to
the farmer and land owner, as
well as the hunter will be con-
Sidered.-
By press time of this column,
I will have helped at the Area
and State Flowing Contest at
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-21
All Pins : Needles
Conduct Judging

Articles made by the All Pins
and Needles Club of Hambden
were judged on Aug, 6 at the
Congregational Church.
A day of swimming and boat
ing was enjoyed by members re-
Gently in North Perry.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-21
PHOTOSCENIC WONDER

One of the photoscenic won
ders of the world is the Blue
Hole at Castalia, Ohio. Millions
of gallons of water pass from
this bottomless outlet OF a sub
terranean river into a stream
where hundreds Of big trout can
be seen.
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THE RECORD, cHARDoN ONO AUGUST q 1865

Akron, serving as a Judge in one
contest and referee in another.
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(hardon
Plaza
BARRIERS
at your
Service
No Appointment A
Needed!
Plenty of FREE
Parking!
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vIEI13I l;II3!l!E]

GAS circulating heater, SIS; oil
room heater, SIS; also oil fur
mace, like new; So gallon electric
water heater; 1857 Allstate motor
scooter. make offer. KE. 1-4420.
GAS space heater, IS, 900 BTU ther-
mostatic control and blower, $50.
UL. 1-1360.
TYPEWRITER, Royal standard, Of
flee model. $50: adding machine,
manual, S65. EV. 1-4574.
JUNIOR dining table, chairs; 3
piece bedroom suite complete;
torcherie; Wyman mahogany end
tables; mems clothing, size 49,;
women's size IL; children's, ma
ternity. HO. 9-1077.
GAS space heater for sale or trade
for oil space heater. KE. 1-4347.
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1854 OLDSMOBILE Holiday, SIPS
1853 Ford, $500. VIII. 3-1975.
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l949 PONTIAC "8" club coupe,
hydromatic. equipped, make Of
fer. w. 1-6964
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1852 CHEVROLET club coupe, rea-
sonable, fair condition. Call RE.
2-8862
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FOR BOATS

IA FIT. Crosby 3 deck. 1887 Mercury
motor, 40-h.-p; beautiful mahog-
any fiberglass. red and white Gus
tom seat covers, latest steering
trailer, storage paid, $1,000. BE.
2-0827.
IA FIT. LUGER 10-h.p. Johnson
extras, still in water. RE. 2-9238
Is FIT. Lyman, 10-h.p. Johnson,
tarp, Tee-Nee trailer, Al. ED
8-6035.
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1853 PLYMOUTH 4-door Gran
brook, good running condition
new battery, makes good End car
or inexpensive transportation.
VIII. 2-l39l days; VIII. 2-5502, eve
ninRs
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AUTOMOBILES
DODGE convertible, 1851, good
condition, new top, good tires.
2l65l Edgechff dr., KE. l-464l.
1854 CHEVROLET, 2-door, AL,
VIII. 3-3963 or RE. l-7O46 after
6 D. m.
STATION wagon. Mercury ss46,
rebuilt motor, 500. KE. l-2l1O,
evenings.
1852 PACKARD 4-door, good con-
dition, $50. " 1-4014
1852 BUICK 2-door sedan. Riviera
1869 ''Ci chautauaus, Po. so i-s4ss'
1850 WTLLYS Jeep station wagon,
8 cylinders, new paint. 5000
miles on engine overhaul, new
snow tixes, 1896. w. 6-062l.
MERCURY, 1852 Monterey 2-door
hardtop; 10000 original miles.
Ii. 1-5494 after o. m.
l94S PONTIAC 81 club coupe,
hydromatic. equipped, make Of
Ier. Nv. l-OSO9.
1854 OLDSMOBILE Holiday, SIPS
1853 Ford. $500. VIII. 3-1975.
1852 CHEVROLET club coupe, rea-
sonable, fair condition. Call RE.
1882.
1851 PLYMOUTH, club sedan, Al
throughout. $3.50. RE. l-4907.
IoSe CYEyyp0I ISJr .+;o,o ,,,n--r--
black, 9 passenger, power brakes
6-1732, 975 East 185th.
1851 PLYMOUTH, 4-door. engine
just completely overhauled, bar
gain; will take trade-in. w.
6-l732, s75 East la5th ST.
1857 METROPOLITAN hardtop,
white walls, radio, heater, 1000
miles, excellent condition. KE.
1898 after 6 D. m.
1853 BUICK, 4-door KE. 1850.
1853 FORD, 2-door, Fordomatic,
radio, heater, $3.50. VIII. 4-24OS.
1851 CHEVROLET, 4-door, new
poWergllde, BODY good; can be
seen at 492 East l85th; asking
$50
1858 MERCURY Monterey 2-door
hardtop. all power, radio, heater,
new tires: private; bank finane-
ing. RE. 1-28l3.
1855 NASH Rambler, 2-door, bead
tiful condition, 1895. BL. 5-8470.
PONTIAC, 1854 Catalina, ivory
finish with matching leather up
holstering, automatic transmits
sion. radio, heater; immaculate
throughout; will sacrifice. VIII.
3-4346
1853 CHEVROLET, must sacrifice,
make offer. VIII. 6-l9l0.
ls4s PACKARD 4-door. good motor
and body, snow tires. $50. GL.
1-7963
l949 DE SOTO station wagon, sale
or trade for car. PO. 1864.
l94s MERCURY convertible, GUS
tomized, good condition, S2T5.
MU. 1880.
1852 CADILLAC convertible, pow
cred, continental wheel, best Of
fer. KE. 1-5782.
1851 PLYMOUTH, immaculate con-
dition, excellent heater, % (
rusty Oiishidi oWici, NV HiilS-
age, reasonable. GIL. l-8365 before
noon or after 6 p. m.
1854 Ell Dorado Cadillac, full pow
er, Saturday and Sunday, 8 am :
6 p. M, 1420O Lake Shore, w.
l-S286
1858 PLYMOUTH 4-Goor Gran
brook, good running condition
new battery, makes good End car
or inexpensive transportation.
VIII. 2-139I days: VIII. 2-5502, eve
nings.
1857 PLYMOUTH 2-door hard top.
va power flight transmission, q
tone, extra chrome, 81 ,495. VIII.
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1855 MERCURY Monterey 2-door
hardtop. all power, radio, heater,
new tires: private; bank finane-
ing. RE. 1-28l3.
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1854 Ell Dorado Cadillac, full pow
er, Saturday and Sunday, 8 am
s p. M, 14200 Lake Shore, w.
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1851 PLYMOUTH, 4-door. engine
just completely overhauled, bar
gain; will take trade-in. w.
6-1732, 975 East 185th ST
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PONTIAC, 1854 Catalina, ivory
finish with matching leather up
holstering, automatic transmits
sion. radio, heater: Immaculate
throughout; will sacrifice. VIII.
3-43d6
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1857 28-FT. Nashua, like new. KE.
1899
1854 LANDOLA 80 #. trailer with
80 TT. aluminium awning and z
window awnings. reasonable In
quire 36225 Lake Shore. lot 80,
phone VIII. 2-7323 after $50.
1857 SARATOGA trailer, Sc # long.
awnings, reasonable. Call eve
nings after 6, VIII. 2-2453.
LATE 1853 Liberty trailer, 2 bed
rooms. priced right for quick
sale. AID. 5-3884.
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1856 CHEVROLET, station wagon,
black, 9 passenger, power brakes
and glide, Al condition. "
6-1732, 975 East 185th.
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1851 PLYMOUTH, Immaculate con-
dition, excellent heater, n o I
rusty, original owner, low mile
age, reasonable. GIL. 1866 before
noon or after 6 D. m
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1857 METROPOLITAN hardtop,
white walls. radio, heater. IL 900
miles, excellent condition. KE.
1898 after D. m.
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MERCURY, 1852 Monterey 2-door
hardtop: 10000 original miles.
Ii. 1-5494 after D. m.
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1851 CHEVROLET. 4-door, new
poWerglide, body good; can be
seen at 492 East 185th; asking
$50
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1855 NASH Rambler, 2-door. beau
tiful condition, 1895. BL. 5-8470.
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STATION wagon. Mercury s946
rebuilt motor, 500. KE. 1-2l70.
evenings.
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1850 WILLYS Jeep station wagon.
o cylinders, new paint. 5000
miles on engine overhaul, new
snow txes, 1895. w. 6-0621.
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1853 CHEVROLET, must sacrifice,
make offer. VIII. $3.50.
l949 PACKARD 4-door, good motor
and body, snow tires, 800. GIL.
l-7qS3
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1852 BUICK 2-door sedan, Riviera
hardtop, excellent condition.
1869 Chautauqua, PO. 1-3489.
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1853 FORD, 2-door, Fordomatic,
radio, heater, $3.50. VIII. 4-24O8
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02

1854 CHEVROLET, 2-door, AL.
VIII. 3-3963 or RE. l-7O46 after
8 D. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02

1858 BUICK, 4-door. KE. 1850
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02

1852 CADILLAC convertible, pow
cred, continental wheel, best Of
fer. KE. 1-5782.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02

1852 PACKARD 4-door. good con-
dition, $50 ". l-40l4.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02

OIL furnace with tank; buttonholer
and hemstitching attachment for
White sewing machine. VIII.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02

FIREPLACE screen and poker set,
good quality. will cover up to So
inch opening, $3.50. VIII. 3-0157,
124 Fast Doth xt