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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-08
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So easy TO apply with q long
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Use Blue lustre to clean
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-08

THE tenseness which has developed be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States. coming to heat over the Berlin
crisis, can be attributed, in large part to
Forthcoming elections in Great Britain The
Labor party in Great Britain is seeking to
shake the confidence of the average voter
in the policy of the Conservative govern
ment a policy based on firm anchor of
friendship with the United States.
The latest question which Labor leaders
have used to undermine both the Conserva-
tive government and relations between the
United Kingdom and the United States, IS
the question Of flights to and from Berlin
flights above the 10000 feet ceiling
which the Soviet Union is seeking to impose
on Allied planes
In fact, the Labor party is demanding
that the British government urge the Unit
ed States to halt provocative" flights to
Berlin. The British government has finally
stood firmly by the United States conten-
ton. and Foreign Secretary Sewyn LLOYD
announced to the House Of Commons re-
Gently that the Allies had the right to flv
in the corridors at attitudes above 10000 fl.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-08

An argument raised against auto
seat belts is that it's hard for a
person to get out Of wrecked car
If he's wearing a seat belt. T h e
argument says this could be fatal
II the car caught fire or was SUBJ
merged in water. The National
Safety Council says an approved
belt can be unfastened in split
secondhand adds that only one
half of l per cent Of accidents on
record involved cars which caught
fire or were submerged.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-08
Facing Ny s."
Lesson for May 10, 1859

T Asst WEEK something was said
about David learning a hard
lesson the hard way: namely that
not even king, an absolute mon
arch, is SO highly placed that the
law Of God no longer concerns him.
David lived in time when in most
kingdoms the kings will was law.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-08

Even II what he
did was wrong
for most people,
If he did it he
c o u l d n t b e
wrong, for he was
king. The brave
prophet Nathan
brought David to
his senses; he
m ade him face
A: -s M
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-08

use OF armed force in Berlin would inevi-
tally unleash general conflict
And he said that it was unnecessary for
the Soviet Union to continue to remind the
Western powers that this is true caution
ing the Soviets that, Eve are we'll aware.
too, that there is no chance Of the world be-
ing spared the use of nucear weapons if
war came This was a telling blow, which
is stern warning to Russia not to unleash
a conflicts over the question of Western
rights in Berlin
The mere fact that Churchill himself is
sued this warning. in praising the Conserv-
atlvc government in Great Britain. breaking
a tWo-year silence on the question of wheth
er he would offer for office again, is signi-
flcant we do not know how long Sir Win
ston can continue to remain active in poiti-
ca life, but it is a good bet that practically
everyone in the Western world is in favor
OF postponing that day as long as possible.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-08
pIous LAD

Her Dad mad = What do YOU
mean by necklng with my daugh-
ter?
Boy Friend sad was just
carrying out the scriptual injunc-
ton to Hold fast that which is
good
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-08

The Whitehall deer can run at
25 mph but can only maintain this
speed for a few miles.
Sports Afield
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-08

People who talk fast and much often out
run their facts.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-08
John Temple Groves
John Temple Groves
Ely, Nevada, And Salt Lake City

If chance would have me king,
Why, chance may crown me . f. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
FOUND

BUNCH OF KEYS; on North Capitol
st. b tween T and You sts., Saturday
Nov. 4. Ewes cell RIA. 6-2969.
DOG. beagle. male. 4 or 5 yrs old
black, tan and white; so vaccine
shot on tags; found Langley Park
PET SKUNK. black and white, 900
Que st. NV. WASHINGTON AM.
NAL RESCUE LEAGUE. NO. 1880
Published Daily end Sunday
at AS Virginia Ave Sc.
Sseond-elass Posioss Paid
at Washington, D {.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11

Conquerne Caesar conquerine customer the course
Of history might have been changed if Hart Sehoffner
the new edition Of their Triple Test worsted Protested
for style, quality and value, Triple Test Worsteds make
friends with amazing facility and are resPIendent in
navy and dark ereys. Try one you'll see Why They're
tailored with many hand Details and available in
modified natural shoulder or the continental STYLE
Wide range Of sizes including extra longs.
use our 4.month extended payment plan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
TESTS
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
to reopen the experts studies,
perhaps the last week in No
vember. Under ideal circum-
stances they could agree on
revisions of their August, 1858,
findings before the Christmas
New Year holidays.
One effect of the resumption
of experts talks would be to
stall the political negotiations
until the end Of the year-that
is, to the December 81 deadline
for the United States IA
month moratorium on weapons
tests.
Assuming the East-We ex-
perts achieve a new agreement
by that time, or are moving in
that direction, President Essen
hover would be under severe
worldwide pressure to continue
the teSt-ban talks.
AS officials here see it, two
courses are open to the Soviet
Union once the reopened ex-
perts' conference reaches agree
ment:
Either the Kremlin can seek
to drag out the Geneva political
talks on a test suspension in
definitely, in order to achieve,
with the aid of the 1858 U. N.
resolution, a test moratorium
without any inspection at all. 5
Or the Russians will move
relatively quickly to agree
ment on the three outstanding
issues in the talks-how to set
a limit on the annual number
of on-site inspections: how to
internationalize control post
stats, and how to meet Soviet
demands for a veto on inSpec-
ton activities.
If the Soviet Union intends
to move to an agreement, Amer
lean officials expect the final
wrap-up will be left for Presi-
dent Eisenhower, Soviet Pre-
mier KhruShchev and British
Prime Minister Macmillan at
the anticipated spring time
summit meeting.
If the Russians drag their
feet, the United States still
would find it difficult to break
off the Geneva negotiations
and resume testing before 1861.
For one thing, the donation
East West talks on general dis
armament are scheduled to
begin early next year, probably
in February. They are expected
to take several months. ex-
tending probably into POLITICAL
convention time in the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
Boyd Appointed
CAB Member
By the Associa ted Press

President Eisenhower today
named Alan s. Boyd of Miami
Fla, to be a member Of the
Civil Aeronautics Board.
Mr.. Boyd's recess appoint
ment - forecast for several
weeks-is subject to Senate
action when Congress recon-
venes.
Mr.. Boyd now is chairman OF
the Florida Railroad and Pub
lie Utilities Commission. He has
been q member of that body
since 1854.
Mr.. Boyd, 81. q lawyer and
a Democrat, will succeed an
other Florida Democrat, Louis
Hector, who resigned last Sep
TENDER. His appointment is for
the remainder of Mr.. Hector's
term expiring December 81,
1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
Coroner's Jury
Rules on Death

A District coroner's jury yes
terday was charged with thu
novel duty Of ruling on a traf
nc death that occurred on Fed
eral Government property.
District Coroner A. Magru'
der Macdonald heard the jury
state that John B. Brady, 81
a patent attorney and inventor
was responsible for his owr
death, which was caused Octo.
Der 20 when he was struck By
a car on the Naval Weapons
Plant grounds.
ITO my collection" said DR.
Mcdonald, we've never had 9
case such as this one. It's or
a Government reservation, but
as District Coroner, I've got tt
take charge because this acct.
dent happened within the Dis.
trict. There appears to be NJ
provision for such a case in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11

rules used by ofiicials at the
plant"
The Jury heard several wit
nesses testify that Mr.. Brady
veered out Of a pedestrian cross
ing lane and into the path of
a car driven by Mrs. Emma z.
Boswell. 81. who lives at 824
Varnum street NV. The acci-
dent occurred at Tenth and o
streets Sc. Mr.. Brady died last
Saturday in Providence Hospi-
tai of a blood clot in the heart.
He lived at AIS Cumberland
avenue in Chevy Chase. .,
Witnesses said Mr.. Brady
was walking parallel to Mrs.
Boswell's car when he suddenly
walked out Of the crosswalk in
to the path of the cars right
front. They said Mr.. Brady's
body was carried along on the
fender about 5 to 10 feet before
the car was stopped. Mrs. Bos-
wells speed was esticated about
is miles an hour, the maximum
permitted in that area Of the
base.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
Burke Rops
Plans toAIter
Joint Chiefs

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. II
(AP). From the Navy high
command today came sharp
criticism of proposals to strip
the Joint Chiefs of Staff of
command over their individual
services.
These views were expressed
in a Veterans Day address pre-
pared for use by Admiral Ar
leigh Burke, Chief of Naval
Operations, but which later
was scheduled for delivery by
Vice Admiral Wallace M. Beak-
ley. deputy chief of operations
for fleet readiness. Urgent ad-
ministrative work kept Admiral
Burke in Washington.
The prepared address dis
cussed reorganization already
made in the jos organization
and called it "a fundamentally
sound structure.
But still there are schemes
to reorganize," Admiral Beak-
ley said. Some are designed
to please the budget makers
although the purpose of mill
tary strength is to safeguard
American interests, not to make
neat budget packages. There
are schemes to abandon time
tested military functions in
the very name of functional
ism.
There are schemes to de-
prive the Joint Chiefs of Staff
of their responsibilities as
heads of the services because,
it is alleged. they are over
worked. But where the
work comes in Is in getting
the knowledge necessary for
each problem of inter-service
interest"
There have been proposals
both from some congressional
quarters and from other sources
that the jos makeup consist
of officers who represent the
Army, Navy. Marine Corps and
Air Force but who do not hold
command responsibility over
those services. Sponsors say
this would give them more
time for strategic planning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
Mediation Renewal
To Stort in z Weeks
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
industry's 100000 workers are
back on the job. The rest are
expected to be back at work
by the week end.
Mills are turning out fairly
large tonnages Of new steel.
Only five days after the United
States Supreme Court upheld a
Taft-H Hartley injunction ending
the strike. U. S. Steel Corp.
reported mills producing at
more than IS per cent of
capacity. The firm said 1t may
hit go per cent of capacity by
the week end.
Jones & Laughlin Steel said
1t expects to product at 40 per
cent this week.
Although the long-idled mills
swung into production relative
ly fast, industry sources say 1t
will be four to six weeks before
the mills can produce at the
rate of 80 per cent.
! $4,000 Still Laid OF
F! Still hard hit by the effects
of the strike are the approx
mately $4,000 workers who
were idled in other fields be-
cause their jobs depend on a
going steel industry.
About 10000 Of these-mostly
railroaders and coal miners
have been called back to work.
But for thousands of others,
particularly those employed
in industries that use steel.
, there will be a longer period of
idleness until fresh steel sup
plies become available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
GIN Wi|I.HaEt
All Production
After Today

DETROIT. Nov. II (AP).-
General Motors. worlds largest
automaker. will suspend all car
building for an indefinite pc
Rod after today because Of a
lack Of steel.
The last GIN car to be as
sembled will be a little Corvair
newest of the corporations
models. It will roll from the
assembly line at nearby Willow
Run about 10 pm.
General Motors has exhaust
ed its steel supplies. Although
steelworkers are now back at
the mills, GIN says it has no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11

Phone: National $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
GM hit Hardest

GM Hit Hardest
General Motors is by far the
hardest hit Of the automakerf
although both Ford and Chrys-
Ter have been working short
weeks to stretch available steel
supplies.
The Corvair closing today
followed shutdowns by Buick
at Flint and Chevrolet at Kan
sas City yesterday. A small
amount of truck production Is
continuing at Chevrolet and
GMC plants.
Chrysler has laid of $3.50
hourly workers, Ford layoffs
run less than 1000 on an in
definite basis. American Motors
and Studebaker- Packard have
continued full production.
Chrysler may be forced to
suspend operations later this
month but the other three COM
panies express hope they will
be able to work without serious
interruption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11

Arm indication when 1t will re-
ceive enough steel to make all
Of the thousands of different
parts needed to assemble cars
The shutdown probably will
last at least four weeks at the
assembly plants.
First Time for GMC
A preliminary check indicates
this will be the first time GIN
ever has completely suspended
auto assembly in peacetime be-
cause Of a shortage of parts,
Its only other interruptions
have come because of war and
strikes by unions with which II
deals directly. The most recent
OF these was In October, 1858
during contract negotiations
with the United Auto Workers
General Motors has laid of
about 100000 hourly workers
out Of a total hourly employ
ment of some 100000. Those
still on the payroll are engaged
in preliminary work on 1851
models or are in other positions
not directly related to car
manufacture.
The previous highest layofi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11

total for the corporation came
in the 1852 steel strike when
the figure reached $4,000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
striped tab by Hathaway

Debonoir is the word for this English tob collar
shirt Of fine imperial broodeIoth. With shadow
stripes in blue, tan or grey. French cuffs and
oversize pearl buttons. 0.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
LOST

sHTPhERD DOGS. lost lost in At Langley
R Mfdean area: e i found telephone
BEAGLE, male hound, black, white and
tan: lost on Good Luck I'd. about 3
nj nj IRON Tas College PIX. Nov. 8. Reward.
BRACELET, unconscious set with sap
ghhiires' 81, on Oct. 81, 1859; reward.
COCKER SPANIEL, all black, long ears.
"Bobo:" Reward. tn. 2-4767.
CROSS, with yellow and white ribbon:
s Soam Nov SG vic in she PS c ea
D %S pointer mt feTs at tm sdrIa lemon R and
Hyatts UN. 4-7090, UN. 4-2325.
DOG. cocker type. white with brown
spots on back, freckle face, answers to
Penny vic. Riverdale, Nd, Oct. 81.
Reward. WA 1859.
LEATHER BRIEFCASE, large, reddish
color, containing many files; believed
TO be on Potomac Park car. Reward
Once phone, RE. 7-7S52.
LEATHERETTE CASE, containing en-
gineering instruments; reward Of 81.
Call ST $500, Ext. 433.
NECKLACE, pearl, 3 strands; vic. 800
4th ST.. NV. or 18th and M SITS. NV.
Reward. no. 2-O500, Ext. 100.
POINTER, male. white with liver spots,
collar with name and address; can
ley I'd Temple Hills. Md Reward.
PURSE, lost between Arl. and WASH;
contains watch, earrings and chain
l9rac;; Sl00 REGARD offered by owner.
MASONIC RING; vic l4th and v SITS.
ward ia S-5045
rear hoof white: Potomac -Traviiafi
neighborhood; children grieving.
mother harassed and weary; reward.
PUPPY, small, female, mostly white,
mixed b nee1 39th and Mass" Tues.
SCARF CLASP, set with brilliants; lost
Nov. Q. Call DU. 7-s672.
TOY FOX TERRIER, 8 lbs, black and
license 1880. WA. 7-a2s7. Reward I'd.
WALLET, black, leather; vicinity of
BROTHERS pl. Sc; val papers: reward.
WALLET; vic: 18TH and ( NV, Keep
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, Jr.. 65O7 43d
ave, University Park, Hyattsville,
Md. AP. 7-O331.
WALLET, lady's, pink; contains very
important papers. I'D. card; vic.
White Tower, Riverdale, Nd. Reward.
RE. 6-732S.
WALLET. brown leather, containing
credit cards. R F. BROWN, Kansas
City. $40 reward. Call BECKER,
Elk. 3-6161.
WATCH, Benrus, gold. heart-shaped
band; vic. of 1881 Wisconsin ave
to Woodley I'd. Reward. EN-
2-7424.
WRIST WATCH, mans Movado, white
reward. Phone EN-. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
incompatible Knox Fifteen

In this seasons new shades Of black walnut and
black olive 1t has the exclusive Knox Custom
Edge that gives it that browning touch Of style.
SIS
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-11

3-bedroom houses on Roberts
Rd. viii help in financing from
Sl4.500 to S23.500. Eoch house
hos separate features. One oil
brick with full basement.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-11
NEW Sl6,5OO NEW

LARGE colonial; 8 bedrooms, liz
baths. built-ins. carpeting ano
drapes basement; handicapped lot
In Willowick; 2 years old. VIII
SO1-
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REAL ESTATE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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#7527. OF well designed living area
on one level plus full basement
that is fully exposed at the rear.
28x29 garage, small attached green
house: 3.6 acres with stocked pond.
Make an appointment to see this
desirable house,. K. V. Webster
70 WI Qon0A
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-11

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
BY PHONE - soc MINIMUM.
CASH WITH ADVERTISE
MENT - 75c MINIMUM. MUST
BE IN OUR OFFICE BEFORE
NOON ESDAY NO
CANCELLATION OR ALTER.
ALTON AFTER r. M. TUES
DAY.
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CT. ASSUMPTION

#7467. 4-bedroom colonial, la baths,
living room 20xl1 plus kitchen
with dining nook. gas furnace, at
tached garage, aluminium storms
and screens. X. v. Webster Co.
VIII. $4,000.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2:3o.s:30

OPEN SUNDAY. 2:30-5:30
1868 Temple. MoYfield Hts: 3
bedroom brick ranch. divided
basement. coIpeting. drupes.
moYble sills, 50xl50 lot. Neor bus.
schools. shopping. Low Twenties.
By Owner. HI. 2-l079
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a RD BRICK

BEVERLY Hills dr.. off Chardon rd.,
a lovely single with family room,
m d rn kitchen, wood-burning
fireplace. paneled recreation room,
Il, baths. fenced-in back yard
many extras; priced right; call
today, open Sunday 2 to p. m
Green Realty. w. 1882.
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. - -. - - - - - ~
FOUND

BASEBALL glove found at Hum
phrey Field; identify. Can after
p. m. uL. LOSS.
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| MET

1920; MY wife at travel bureau;
she was looking for a vacation
and / was the last resort, but III
change that when / show her this
newly modernized Groom single
full basement, beautiful interior
double garage, st. Joseph Parish;
Sll.5O0 Betty Hansen twhere II
will be raining Silver Dollars on
Ti,ly 2pd) III, 1-6l50
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-11
HA HA

1920; HO, no. hee, hee. ha. ha. no.
hee, hee. ha. ha; there now, don't
you feel better that you had a
little laugh? You'll even feel bet
ter. when you see this 5 and 5
double in East Cleveland, 3 ga
RACES, good location: $1,000. Betty
Hansen (where it will be raining
Silver Dollars on July 2nd). UL.
1.6lS0.
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Port Or Full Time
Work for Added
Income

Manufacturer wdnts reliable
mon or woman for this oreo to
handle notionolly advertised
tubes tsuch as RCA. GE, SYL-
VANIA. CHS and others. Tubes
ore sold through modern self
service radio and TV tube
testers. Not vending muchines.
Earnings should net from $500
to $500 per month and up. Will
not interfere with your present
employment. sl.4s7 TO s2.s73
cash required for inventory und
equipment. Investment is Sc
cured. Should be able to stcrt
ut once. Income storts immedi-
otelY. No selling or soliciting.
Business is set up for you.
Company troins and supervises
operotion. and will extend fl
nonciol assistance for further
full time expansion. Do not
unswer unless fully qualified.
For personal interview in your
city. include phone and write
to: TEST 'UR OWN CORP. 22l7
North 3lst ST.. Milwaukee 8.
Wisconsin.
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RETIRING?
BRICK BUNGALOW

BdIOk bUNIALOW
F7l50. New house with bedrooms,
2 clay tile baths, Wood-burning
fireplace in pleasant living room,
large kitchen has built-in stove
and oven Gas heat, full basement.
Choice of decorations and fixtures
K. V. Webster Co. VIII. $4,000.
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MONTICELLO BLVD.

s room COLONEL. bedrooms up
Ia boths. lh-cdr garage. 60x.
l50' lot.
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I'M AN
Sl6.9OO

#7375. South of Ridge Rd.. Wick
life. z rooms, Early American CO.
lonial; extra large bath with van
ity, new gas furnace, water heater,
divided basement. attached ga
rage. This house needs some dec
Grating, hence the special low
price. X. V. Webster Co. VIII.
2-c000
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BY OWNER-Sl3,7OO

DIFF East 185th. bedrooms. 2 ga
RACES. good condition, 57xl0O. close
to everything; friendly commune
ty; priced for quick sale and pos
session. 1881 Kildeer ave.. KE.
l-0O79.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-11
AS THE

1911; FIRST man who landed on the
moon said. Look, there's Betty
Hansen Sold sign" But wait,
here's one that's still available:
bedrooms, down. superb con-
dition, large modern kitchen, base
lnent. double garage: S12.500. $1,000
down; let's go! Betty Hansen
(where it will be raining silver
dollars on July 2nd). VI. 1850.
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SACRIFICE

LAKE Shore blvd. 27760, z rooms
baths. semi-ranch brick, at
tached 2-car garage. lot 60x150,
can be used as income. $4,000
owner has to sell on account OF
sickness. RE. 2-9l67.
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BRICK RANCH

JALOUSIE porch; bedrooms. din
ing room, utility, attached garage,
fireplace, storms, awnings. 2143
Rockefeller rd.. Wickliffe. BY
owner. Open to Sunday. EV.
1.(l176
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WILLoWICK

2-bedroom ranch. 2-cor garage.
Owner wonts quick sale. See
and make offer.