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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-27
Offers Advice
To Delegates

And now, permit me a word
about our personal approach
to the business of this conven-
ton, and our duty to ourselves,
to our party, to our Nation.
You delegates assembled here
are a significant part Of Ameri-
can life. You are the leaders.
representatives and workers of
the Republican Party.
You have come here on BUSH
ness Of the utmost seriousness
to the Nation. Your purpose is
not merely partisan victory. for
political victory except as it is
for the achievement Of noble
aims, is devoid of meaning and
value. But you are here to con-
vince America that you-our
party-by its record Of integ-
rity and accomplishment-and
by reason of the character and
stature Of the candidates it will
put forwards worthy of the
great national responsibilities
and leadership which victory in
November will bring.
Serve All Citizens
Your continuing objective is
to serve every citizen-not a
favored few. You recognize
each as a creature of Gods
creation; you make no distinc-
ton in according him equality
before the law and respecting
his rightful dignity.
In the course of a year, the
members Of this convention
come in contact with I'M
counted numbers of our citi-
zens. I think you would agree
that there has been a great
change in their attitude about
politics in the years since
World War II.
They are, no longer, willing
to condone or to brush aside
trickery and insincerity with
the phrase, That's just pol
itics."
They expect honesty, integ-
rity and moral courage from
the men and women who bear
public responsibilities. They
know political Office should be
a position of trust and honor
qualification for it must COM
prehend more than personal
ambition. They realize, as never
before, that the stakes in to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-27
Many Domestic
Problems Remain

We have, Of course, serious
domestic problems still requir-
ing attention. Mere recitation
of a few of them emphasizes
the moral obligation of the Ma
ton as a whole and each Of its
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days world are too high TO
risk their futures to the hands
Of frivolous, irresponsible or
inexperienced government.
Not Wrong to Differ
I hear that there is some
dispute among the delegates
to this convention concerning
the platform. There is nothing
wrong in this. 1t is good! Only
through open. sincere discus
sion can we as a party present
our united conclusions on the
great issues that confront
Americans, both at home and
abroad. I know that you, the
delegates to the Republican
Party, will work out these diff
ferences in a spirit of patriotic
dedication, and will adopt out
Of your collective wisdom, a
platform that our Nation can
proudly support
Though there is room for
healthy argument within our
party, you have come to this
convention with a unity of
basic conviction and philoso-
ply unprecedented in the Ma
tons political history. This is
because the purposes and ideals
for which your party has
Striven, have commanded your
loyal cooperation and the re-
spect of the public. Under
them our people have realized
great gains.
In the successes of the past
seven and = a half years you
have solid foundation on
which to build toward new
levels of attainment. But thank
God there is no smugness or
complacency about your ac-
complishments.
Indeed, today's world de-
mands that we be alert and
responsive to every national
requirement, attacking it at
every appropriate level Of Gov
ernment-as well as in every
private sector with vigor,
judgment and imagination.
No Injury to Pride Of U. S.
My friends. finally, I am GER
tain that we shall do nothing
here to insult the intelligence
to injure the pride or de-
stroy the confidence of the
American people in the great
Nation they have built. We
shall 80 nothing here to serve
the cult Of pessimiSm, to spread
false gospel among our allies
or create misunderstanding
among ourselves. You will
make your decisions OF your
own free Northumberland by
any outside designs and pres
SureS.
You will return to your homes
as you came-serious, patri-
otto American citizens, with a
fuller confidence that you can
lead our country onward, al
ways to greater heights.
You will go back with your
spirits and your hopes held
high. You will be armed with
far-Sighted and progressive
plans for the years ahead, and
unquenchable determination TO
bring the truth to every citizen
everywhere. So doing you will
assure victory once more for
sound, courageous and enlight-
ened Government in the United
States. May I say that my wife
and I look forward to next
January 20 to meeting all of
you, knowing you will come
with the happy, glowing faces
of victory.
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Seek Controlled
Disarmament

A matter engaging our
constant concern is to make
steady progress toward con-
trolled disarmament. The
United States has made pro-
posal after proposal, each in
good faith. in an effort to. re-
duce tension in the world and
to lessen the economic burden
of ornaments. Moreover, we
are prepared always to consider
any reasonable proposal made
by others.
But on one point we must
never waver-and that is our
insistence that agreements
toward disarmament be ac-
companied by sound methods
of inspection. The absolute
necessity of this is readily
understood when one recalls
that the government with
which we must deal in these
matters has, since l945, broken
an uncounted number of
solemn agreements made with
us and other nations of the
free world.
Warns of Soviet Shifts
Ideas, policies and co..
operative programs among
democratic countries must ac-
commodate themselves to the
continuing and cratic change
in the Soviet attitudes.
Only a few months ago, the
men in the Kremlin were call
ing for complete and total
disarmament. But suddenly
thereafter they began devising
one crisis after another.
They brutally wrecked the
summit conference.
They have threatened us
with missiles.
And today they cold-blood-
eddy boast Of shooting down
one of our planes legitimately
travelling over intercontinental
waters.
All such events, emphasizing
the tactical unpredictability
and stiffness of Soviet leaders.
call for constant analysis and
reappraiSal.
At the moment, am plan
ming on an early conference
with congressional leaders of
both parties on these signifi-
cant events. Depending upon
developments in the meantime,
I shall make such recommen-
dations for any changes in our
own national program as may
then seem appropriate.
Millions Under Imperialism
High in our thinking about
the future of the world must
be the fact that millions of
people are crushed under the
heavy heel of Communist i'm
perialism. The conscience of
America can never be COM
pletely clear until the precious
right of freedom of choice is
extended to all people, every
where.
When the men Of the Krem-
lin flagrantly misrepreSent the
facts by saying that we seek
to Subjugate one of our near
neighbors, when they threaten
us with missiles, they are ap-
parently hoping to divert
world attention from the
domination they maintain over
once free and proud people
people who have been guilty of
nothing under the sun save
a craving for the right to live
as they themselves choose to
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u. S. Strongest
Military Power

Now I come to the military
field.
In the sum of our capabilities
we have become the strongest
military power on earth.
But just as Job had his boils,
so we have a cult Of profess
sional pessimistS who, taking
cousel of their fears. contin-
ually mouth the allegation that
America has become a second
rate military power.
This extraordinary assertion
amazeS our friends in the
world, who know better; it
even bewilders many of our
own people who have examined
our seven-and-a-half year rec
ord Of military expansion and
who are not used to hearing
their gigantic defense efforts so
belittled.
But let me give you a few
glimpses Of the comparative
record.
Let us go back to the last
peacetime year of the previous
administration. Defense ex-
penditures during the IL
months preceding the outbreak
of the Korean War were less
than $l2 billion. Today, we
are spending, after seven years
without hostilities, over three
times that much-more than
SAL billion annually on a pow
erful, flexible and adequate de-
Tense establishment, which
commands worldwide respect.
Vast New Air Power
In 1853 our mainstay in the
Strategic Air Command was
the B36. We still had many old
World War II BIOS in operat-
ing SquadronS.
Since then our feet of heavy
bombers has nearly doubled.
Furthermore the bombers with
which the Strategic Air Com
mand is now equipped are B52s,
giant intercontinental jets
which dwarf the power Of the
obsolete B36.
New supersonic B58s are en-
tering our operational forces to
replace some of the older, me-
dium range BAT jets.
A third of this great force,
deployed strategically around
the world, is maintained on
continuous ground alert, able
to take off within minutes, car
rying unimaginable destructive
power.
When this administration took
Office, continental United States
defense was almost non exis-
tent. Today, under single COM
mand, our continental defense
against manned aircraft has
virtually been completed.
Against the threat of long
range ballistic missiles, we are
pressing forward with vast
programs featuring 3,000-mile
range radar stations and satel-
lite warning systems.
Navy ReShaped Since '53
In 1853, our Navy had yet to
launch its first nuclear-powered
ship. Aside from a handful of
destroyer types, not a single
modern first-line ship had
Joined the fleet since the end
of the construction program OF
World War II.
Now the Navy has been pro-
greSsively reshaped. Fifty new
guided-miSSile ships have been
authorized since 1858. We have
provided for approximately the
same number of nuclear-pow-
cred vessels. Two of the revolu-
tionary Polaris submarines will
be operational this year-and
this has been done in two
thirds of the time required by
the most optimistic estimate.
incidentally, the Polaris SUBJ
marine has just passed its final
tests with flying colors. This
revolutionary and practically
invulnerable ballistic missile
system was brought from initial
concept to operational status
! entirely within the years OF
the present administration.
5 How boasful the Kremlin
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EISENHOWER TEXT
President Luuds
@. P. Record

CHICAGO July q (AP).-Follotoing is the teri Of
President EenhoDers speech at the Republican National
Convention last night:
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despite the clustering threats
ct Communist leaders.
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BARBIZoN FRAMES

Handsomely designed fromes in white ond gold
color.
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days world are too high to
risk their futures to the hands
Of frivolous, irresponsible or
inexperienced government.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
PHILADELPHIA PULLS AT DELINQUENCY ROOT"
BY Kenneth G. cehret

CS. Monitor l2-lO
by Kenneth 6. Gehret Philadelphia
The fight against juvenile delinquency is beino wsqed
on broad front here in Philadelphia The police city vel
fare department. volunteer service groups and
school system cooperating in major assault or the
problem.
EMPHASIS IS BEING PLACED ON THwARTINc DE-
llNoueNcY BY WORKING DIRECTLY WITH INDIvIDU.
Al YOUTHS AND THEIR FAMILIES. THESE EFFORTS
TOOK GIANT STEP FORWARD LAST YEAR WHEN
YOUTH CONSERVATION SERVICES CYcs) WAS SET UP
As DIVISION OF PHILADEPHAs DEPARTMENT or
PUBLIC WELFARE.
Beginning with small experimental project which II
'nner'ed Yes has 10 months 70 develop several
promising programs and TO help coordinate the work of
MUMMY agencies throughout the CITY,
TICS WORKS WITH PROBLEM CHILDREN AND, IN
nNANY INSTANCES THEIR PARENTS. MOST CASES RE-
tsRReD TO THIS OFFICE COME FROM THE JUVENILE
AID DIVISION OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. yes seps-
''es nsrd core cases from less difficult ones since two
snrey different approaches are used In DEALING with theu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31

which has already been dis
covered. We are underway
with working out our saliva
tion spiritually. and not
materially.
In the Christian Science
textbook by Mary Baker Ed
dy. we have the true scien-
tific statement OF being. and
we quote a portion as fol-
lows:
"AIl is infinite Mind and
IFS infinite manifestation. for
God is aII-in-aII."
Jesus asked when the
PhariseeS were seeking a sign
from heaven tempting him
-. Why doth this gener-
alton seek after sign? veri-
Iy ! say vn' , you. There shall
no sign be given unto this
generation" Mark 6:l2)
Al all times during his
mission he dug deep down
under the surface of mortal
strife. knowing Well that II
was no part Of Gods crea-
ton. He knew because he
came out OF Spirit. out from
GOD. the one and only divine
Mind He knew that in God 5
spiritual creation there could
not be any mortalS and NOR
tails and mortal strife were 70
n Page Four
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FRIENDLY UNDERSTANDING
"U.S. DOLLAR = CANADIAN VIEW"

Montreal Star. Mirror Of World Opinion" cs Monitor
During he earlier postwar years half he world was
suffering from dollar shortage. Now the United States
has decided TO take steps protect The stability of its own
currency and this turnabovt will come as surprise TO
many The American problem described by Governor
Coyne in his recent Toronto speech as follows:
For the past year two the United States has been
concerned the world has been about
soesIled deficit in the U.s. balance Of payments which
has caused an outflow Of gold from the United States 10
Europe. ACTUALLY THE UNITED STATES DOES NOT
HAVE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS DEFICIT IN THE
USUAL SENSE. NOT AN EXCESS or IMPORTS AS IN THE
CASE OF CANADA, BUT THERE HAS BEEN A CAPITAL
OUTFLOW ON THE PART OF BOTH FOREIGNERS AND
AMERICANS, PART OF WHICH TAKES THE FORM OF A
WITHDRAWAL or GOLD
lOur Canadian friends showed wealth of understand
ing and appreciation OF fhe good Samaritan roIe-sf
COST OF TENS OF o''ons-of doIsrsexercsed by the UsA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31

Christian Science DN Mary
Baker Eddy, man is Gods
reflection, and idea. Man
meaning all men. and women.
when recognized and realized
as Gods spiritual creation
are all immortal.
A few years ago we heard
very intellectual teacher
and lecturer say, the right
kind of religion needs to be
rediscovered, and put into
practice again. And that the
leaven is what takes place
within you.
In reality the Christian
way of life has already been
discovered. In the meantime,
the human error is that which
should be put aside.
G0d created the entire uni
verse, and he did not create
any mortals to carry on NOR
tai strife. So then. our duty
is TO be sure that We do not
let mortal thought take place
within US. After all. II is
what we let into our indl-
yidual faculty of thought
which actually counts.
When we LET GOO be true,
and all mortal thoughts false,
we are beginning TO put into
practice the Truth of being
Continued G
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
MORAL RE-ARMAMENT INFORMATION SERVICE" 1919
"ADENAUER LAUNCHES GEOLOGICAL
OFFENSIVE"
OFFENSIVE"

Bonn newspapers announced on December 10th Chan
eeor Adenavers sponsorship of the launching Of
logical offensive Of Moral ReAmamenf Western Ger.
many 10000 people including 1900 officers and men of
German NATO forces have the films and plays MIRA
during fhe last three months.
COLONEL COMMANDING A TANK BRIGADE
THANKING THE MIRA FORCE SAID. LONE PERFORM
ANcE or YOUR PLAYS GIVES MORE THAN WE GIVE
IN HOURS or INSTRUCTION. THROUGH YOUR EXAM
PIE AND BATTLE AGAINST COMMUNISM ON ALL
FRONTS PEACE WILL BE SECURED FOR OUR Chill.
DREN."
The Bonn General Anzeger writing the action spon-
sored by Dr. Adensver says is Of particular significance
in view Of resolution Just published by Moscow making
IL clear that he Communist strategy for world akeover
than going TO be concentrated theological
penetration and soffening up"
UNDER THE HEADLINE PERFORMANCES MORAL
RE-ARMAMENT .-HoFFNUNc, TIGER iDEoL ocIcAL
OFFENSIVE SPONSORED BY FEDERAL CHANCELLOR"
See ADENAuER. Page
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FEAR NO EVIL
On God man -Ua, CONSCIOUS
Growth
Grooufh
By ELIzABETH ELLINGTON

Jesus Christianity IS mighty, his way IS prepared be-
fore US No organized form of separate
the of God Error organize against God Because
God is Love and Jesus his spiritual of whom Chris
anty has its origin In God has conscious growth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
Dr.. Rev. Billy Graham

Dr.. Rev. Billy Graham
December ~, 1860
1900 Harmon Pi.
Minneapolis 3, Minnesota
MY dear friend. Billy
You doing grand John the Baptist, Martin Luther
evsngeistie work. whose immense value God alone can
compute.
See BILLY GRAHAM. Page z
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TRANSFERS UNION. LIKE CRIMINAL H0FFA,,
INTHE DOG HOUSE,!

LATE NEWS FROM WKMH" 1880
zsnfop Hangar Service employees have voted against
the Tesmsfers Union in bargaining agent election The
Metropolitan Airport firm has had repeated trouble in The
past few weeks result OF Tesmsfer organization drive.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
c.s. GIVING SOME PROTESTANT LEADERSHIP

CHRISTIANITY AND MODERN CULTS"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE"
John Cersfner.
christianity Today" l2-l9-PvbIished Forfnishfiy.
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR JOHN: SATAN IS USING YOU IN A SAUL
or TARSuS ROLE But. MY ONE, SATANFREE.
SANE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS. MY iNcoM
PARABLE INDISPENSABLE MASTER. CHRIST SCI
ENCE MESSIAH, SCIENCE or SCIENCES" or
THE UNIVERSE HAS REVIVED PRIMITIVE CHRIS
TlANITY WITH ITS LOST ELEMENT or HEALING"
IL is THE COMFORTER PROMISED TO THAT
WICKED AND ADULTEROUs GENERATION.
WHICH COULD NOT BEAR "A COMPLETE AND FINAL
REVELATION - DESTINED TO MAKE VALID
THE GREATER WORKS John I4:l2l EVEN THE
HEALING or THE NATIONS" - vISUALizED BY
JOHN THE DIVINE IN THE 9o's AID. Revelation 22:2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of ~oUr Fsher-Mofher God s-hsr-
moniovs" -. l6 Science and Health with Key fhe
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message
and mission. who wildly the grace Of cod-do Frve-
hsvfhsrfin Luther Job in this age ~ And how! Science
HeaIfn textbook, Gods Libersfor Of the Bible.
4 HIGHER AND TRuER REPRESENTATIVE or GOD
THAN The POPE AT ROME AND The WRITER IS
his FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. TOO!
loved righteousness and hated iniqvify"!
The "iukewsrm" live in fools paradise"
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" - FAITHFUL
STUDENT, or CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - my WORKS AND GREATER" lJESuSl
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US. ECONOMY AND WORLD PRESTIGE WILL


BECAUSE THE US. is MY MESSIAH NATION TO
ALL THE NATIONS FORCING THE DEVILS REDS
Ps4CNY DEMOCRACY DEsPoTlsM. LAWLEss
EFFORTS TO FULFILL OUR. JESUS AND MY. DECREE
Or LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY - INTO ITS
NATIVE kOTHIkcNESS~! COhMUNlSMS SATANIC
LuNAcY, cRlmlNALlTY. is TOTALLY SUPPOSE.
TlTIOuS - MYTHICAL!
The HUMAN AND MATERIAL" THE THINGS
THAT ARE SEEN ARE TEMPORAL ARE M-Y.THI-
CAL AS PER CHRIST, VIA ST. PAUL AND
GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY Matthew 1888;
Revelation l2:l. s..
uNEMPL OYMEkT. UNDERPRIvILEcED, THE cHAsTEN
ING OF THE LORD" DIVINE LOVE, EFFECT
See ANGEL POWER. Page 9
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Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah World Healing


S"cces a
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New Years Angel Power
lcenfinved from Page onel
PART 2
US. AND WORLD OUTLOOK:
VERY GOOD" PERFECT :

AS GOD. HIMSELF, DECLARED 1000 &C or
HIS UNIVERSE EXCLUDING UTTERLY The My-T-1i-L
CAL. "cHAsTLY FARCE or lso-eseol MATERIAL
EXISTENCE" -. III. MY. GODS. ONLY lSTsLLI6LE
BIBLE, PASTOR MY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TExT-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-21
BRICK RANCH

Sparkling new. off Highland Rd.
8 bedrooms. large living room
with fireplace. dining room. spo-
cious kitchen with built-in oven
and ronge: Ia cloy tile boths,
divided basement with receo-
ton room; lot l05x300 double ot-
toched garage. S2s.900.
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BEAUTIFUL KIRKLAND - 8 bed.
room custom roneh with double
ottoched gGrdge. l400 "a. Il.
living meo wooded 225x220
II. lot. Poneled wood burning
fireplace. full basement. inter.
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Desiroble WlLOWlcK Shopping
Center. s bedroom ronch. qos
heat. Yecreotion room. 2-cm 60
rage. Beautiful in and out.
S22.900.
WILLOUGHBY - 3 bedroom
ronch. FULL BASEMENT. His
and Her 2-coY goroge ore Just
basic lectures Of this lovely
three yeor old ronch. Complete.
ly corpeted living and dining
room. 83xl44 #. londscoped lot.
fenced in rear. Bor In basement.
Wosher. rdnge. dropes. Owner
transferred to California. S2l. 100.
WnLOUGHBY HILLS - nestled
among the trees on almost an
ocre Of ground is this 8 bed
room home with 2 wood burning
fireploces, full basement with
poneled recredtion room. double
ottoched garage. barbecue pit
and stone playhouse in the back
Yord. S2.l00 down. S20.90O.
WnLOWICK - $1,000 down will
buy you this lovely brick and
frume bungalow. Only 2 yeors
old. Lorqe rooms with oodles Of
closets. oluminum storms and
screens. exhoust fans. disposed,
etc. etc. This won't last long.
sl9.e0o.
8 bedroom ronch with attached
garage. large LOT. full dining
room. spacious living room.
Beautifully londscoped. sl6.900.
G.I. NO DOWN PAYMENT.
Would you like to woke up in
the morning and listen to the
woves lap the shore? Here is
8 bedroom house with ottoched
garage and q 22'xl4' screened
and stormed porch overlooking
the water. Kitchen. dining room.
living room with fireplace. Cor
peting. dryer. and many extras.
Payments ore S82.72 per month
including taxes and insurance.
Cun you rent for this? Sll.9OO.
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REALTY and INSURANCE
36l45 Vine ST.. VIII. 2-4440

sl9 900 IS all the owner is asking
for this 4-year-old ranch that has
full basement. attached garage,
aluminium storms and screens,
IA 1913 master bedroom, 2O.8
kitchen, full basement and is po-
tentially a 4-bedroom home. All
the improvements are in and paid
for. Situated on this 85x512 lot
is spacious home and its con-
dition reflects the fastidious care
it has received over the years.
The large living room has brick
wood-burning fireplace and Is
carpeted with an excellent wool
covering that extends into the
1876 dining room. The kitchen is
a godsend to any homemaker
with a large family. No. busy
streets to cross or school busses
to ride. Webster Realter.
VIII. $4,000.
LOT in Willowick. ll6x45. improve
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-21
Stone Front

4 bedroom bungalow. oluminum
storms ond screens: low gas
bills: l12 cor qoroqe; 5ox260
lot. See this today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-21
REAL ESTATE
2 FAMILY

4th Ave. E. Cleveland. SIS. good
condition. eos heot. double CO.
ruqe. $l8.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-21
HAPPY DAYS AHEAD

In this sparkling 4-Yeor-old bun
golow featuring lorge kitchen
with eating oreo plus dining
room. Natural woodwork thruout.
rec. room. potio. lla-cor garage:
located in Euclid. Look!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-21
Cope Cod

8 bedroom Cope Cod with large
living room. dining room. bed
room kitchen and enclosed porch
down, 2 bedrooms up. Lorge dou-
BILE ottoched garage and ar
extra workshop at reur Of lotge
lot. This property should fit your
needs and pocketbook. Asking
S2l.500.
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FIRST TIME OFFERED

3 bedroom ranch in WIloughby
full basement. double garage
oluninum storms and screens. loi
90x200. See this lovely home
today.