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Evening star., 1960-01-28
BY the Associated Press

The Dayton Flyers. who make
the National Invitation bas-
ketball tournament a March
habit appear to be heading for
New York at tournament time
again.
Coach Tom Blackburn has
blended sophomores Gary Rog-
genburk and Tom Hatton with
holdovers Frank Case, Mike
Allen and Stan Greenberg into
a team that's more than max
ing up for last seasons club
that blew an NIT bid by drop
ping five Of its last six games.
The Flyers decisively snapped
ambitious Virginia Techs
eight-game winning streak,
77-59, last night. That
stretched their own string to
six victories and their overall
record to 1913. It's close to
odds-on that Dayton will win
the majority Of its remaining
nine games and wind up with
its eighth NIT invitation in 10
years, although the likes Of
Wake Forest DuoueSne Detroit
and Depaul twice dot the
stretch-run schedule.
Roggenburk, developing into
one OF the best of an outstand-
ing national sophomore crop,
scored l6 points and grabbed
% rebounds against VPI while
Techs ace rebounder, Chris
Evening star., 1960-01-28
TODAY'S SPORTS
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Evening star., 1960-01-28
Doyton Aims for NIT
After HoIting GobbIers

Smith, took only IA but scored
19 points.
The loss was only the third
in Is games for VPI. ranked
18th nationally this week after
pulling into a tie at 60 with
classy West Virginia for the
Southern Conference lead.
West Virginia. fourth-ranked
nationally. brought its record
to l6-l by beating Pitt, 1886.
Kentucky bounced back from
its humping loss to Georgia
Tech by drubbing Georgia, "a
go. Seventh-ranked Utah Q5-2)
beat Loyola Of Los Angeles,
1881, and eighth-ranked Viii
lanova Q3-D rallied to beat
Army, 66-53.
Dartmouth rebounded from
an ll-point halftime deficit
and finally turned back Boston
u, 90-83. in two overtimes
Fordham ended a six-game
losing streak with a 62-54 VIC
tory over Long Island, and
See BASKETBALL, Page BIZ
Evening star., 1960-01-28
RECORD DOUBLE PAYS S3,17630
HioIeoh Booming Along
With Gate and Handle Up

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. % (AP).-
Booming Hialeah, with at
tendance and betting well
ahead Of last year, is turning
its attention to the $25,O00-
added Bougainvillea Turf
Handicap Saturday.
Attendance at Florida's plush
horse racing plant is up about
8 per cent over the correspond
ing period of 1859, while bet
ting shows a 6.5 per cent gain.
Saturdays feature is ex-
pected to attract IL grass run
ners. headed by Amerigo and
Tudor Era. each carrying l26
pounds. Other probables in
clude One-Eyed King. Martini,
Ekaba. Pointer, Noble Sci. Amos
II, Rafty. Muscadel and Super,
with King Grail. Up and
Coming II and PENNSYLVANIA III
possible entries.
The race will be at q mile and
three sixteenths and is a STEP
ping stone to the SIS, ,000-added
Hialeah Turf Cup at a mile and
q half February 13.
Meanwhile, another Florida
bred showed her speed yester-
day when Fred w. Hooper's
Confuse took the $32.850 Jas
mine Stakes in a tight finish.
Confuse, by Quibu out of
Pry Miss, packed 121 pounds
and ran the seven furlongs in
l:24b under Howard Grant.
Confuse came from last in the
field of II fillies and caught
Our Jody in the final yards.
Parasol Doll was third.
Yesterdays daily double was
the biggest in Hialeah's 81
year history-S3,176.30. It was
formed by Clematis 1859 .90) in
the first and Shuttle on
($78.70 in the second.
Both horses won by three
lengths.
One $40 ticket was sold
worth $l5.631.S0 and thirty
Evening star., 1960-01-28

Kepley, 6-foot-8 center was
the leading rebounder and hac
a 7.6 scoring average.
Moe worked out with the
team yesterday. Noes grades
were high enough last semes.
ter, but the decision on his
eligibility is to be based on i'm
provement as well as grades.
If Moe is made eligible, Nc
Guire said he would keep KEEP
ley out for the second half OF
the season. That would make
him eligible for a full season
next year. Kepley has been in
the inflrmary with the flu.
The Tar Heels have a 9-3
record. They lost to Kentucky
West Virginia and Wake Forest
Their victims include Kansas
Kansas State. Minnesota. No
ire Dame and Wake Forest.
Evening star., 1960-01-28
BOTH READY TO JOIN TAR HEELS
Mcclure to Reinstote
Either Moe or KepIey

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Jan.
% (AP).-Coach Frank Nc
Guire of the North Carolina
basketball team hopes to have
either Doug Moe or Dick Kepley
for the second half of the sea-
son, but does not plan to rein
state both.
The Tar Heels, who lead the
Atlantic Coast Conference and
were ranked 18th in this weeks
Associated Press poll, return to
action against Maryland next
Wednesday at College Park.
Moe was scholastically ineli-
gible for the first half of the
season, and Kepley missed the
first half with a severe ankle
injury.
Moe was a brilliant performer
for the Tar Heels last year, ex-
ceiling in all departments. He
had a 1875 scoring average.
Evening star., 1960-01-28

eight 50 tickets. The previous
daily double high at Hialeah
was $2,691 at the 1947 meeting.
Clematis. with veteran AL
fonso Coy up, closed with a
rush on the outside in the first
race as Royal Eighteen, a 40
to-1 shot, and Osofleet, finished
in a dead heat for second. The
winner went mile and an
eighth in 1925.
Shuttle Of, ridden by Don
Brumfleld, went to the front at
the break and led every step OF
the way. Longboss closed fast
to finish second and Grey Rip
was third. Shuttle Of was
timed in l:5l3s for the mile
and an eighth.
Evening star., 1960-01-28
OId-Time Boxer Dies

NEWARK, N. j.. Jan. %
(AP).-Joseph A. McCann, So,
former heavyweight who fought
Luis Firpo. died yesterday of a
heart attack at his home. He
met Firpo in 1922. He knocked
Firpo down but the big Argen-
tinian bounce back and
knocked out McCann in the
sixth round. 1t was Firpo's
second fight in the United
States.
Evening star., 1960-01-28

On everythfAs In tires-mud ana
sn9w treads, conventional treadS,
nyions, tube type and tubelesS.
BEN HUNDLEY GIVES YOU TRI.
PIE THE DIFFERENCE BACH N
you can buy the Same tire for less
within days!
Evening star., 1960-01-28
NIL Decision Due Today
On106OAddition Of Dallas
League Sets Up
Expansion, But
May Wait Year
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Stan Writer

MIAMI, Jan. 28-To admit
Dallas this year or wait until
1861 and admit from two to
four new teams was the prob
lem National Football League
club owners wrestled with today
as the nine-day-old meeting
apparently neared its end.
The way was paved for ex-
pansion yesterday when the
owners passed by a significant
1912 margin a motion to permit
the constitution to be amended
by a 10/l2ths vote. Heretofore
unanimous approval has been
required to amend the constitu-
ton.
A 10/12ths vote is needed to
admit a new club. George Mar
shall, president of the Red
skins, and Mrs. Violet Bidwell
Wolfner, majority stockholder
of the Chicago Cardinals, voted
against amending the consti-
tuition. They also have opposed
expansion, although no one
dared to predict what they will
do today If expansion comes to
a vote.
Two Clubs on Fence
If these two persist in hold
ing out, only one more vote is
needed to kill expansion this
year, and at least two clubs
are reported to be on the fence.
Most observers here think
that one club, the Dallas
Rangers. will get a franchise
if and when the matter comes
to a vote. Some aren't con-
WINGED that expansionists, led
by George Halas of the Chicago
Bears, can get 10 votes.
Vic Morabito, president Of
the San Francisco Forty Miners,
is still smarting over the re-
lection of Marshall-Leahy, his
candidate for the commission
ership. Jack and Wellington
Mara, co-owners Of the New
York Giants, aren't sure they'll
like a 13-team schedule, which
means one off day during the
season for each team. Others
are concerned about a 13-team
divisional lineup.
Texans in Hurry
Clint Murchison, jr., and
Bedford Wynne, co-owners of
the Rangers, and their gen.
eral manager, Tex Schramm.
are here, waiting for a decision.
Max Winter, chief stockholder
Of the Minneapolis-St. Paul
group, is here, too. But Winter
seems willing to wait for the
door to open in 1861, while the
Texans insist that it's got to be
this year.
Schramm pointed out that
Dallas spent a great deal of
money signing players and get
ting ready to set up for busi-
ness. The Rangers signed Quar-
terback Don Meredith of
Southern Methodist and Half
back Don Perkins of New Mex
leo to personal service con-
tracts, which means the two
have got to be paid whether or
not Dallas fields a football
team.
And they'll be damned ex-
pensive statesmen If we don't
See NFL, Page B-9
Evening star., 1960-01-28
AFL Unlikely
ToPickLast
Team Today

DALLAS, Jan. 20 (AP) -
The American Football League
winds up its meeting today
attempting to select its eighth
team, but with small prospect
Of doing it.
Lamar Hunt, Dallas presi-
dent, predicted it wouldn't be
accomplished, although there
are four applicants. He said
this would necessitate a tele-
phone ballot requiring a week
or more.
Atlanta, Oakland and San
Francisco already have sub
mitted bids in person, while
two Miami groups have asked
to be considered. One of those,
headed by Bob Neal, repre-
sentative of a Cleveland syndi-
cate, will have a chance only
if it fails to obtain a National
Football League franchise and
the AFL isn't filled by that
time. The other, whose group
wasn't identified by Hunt, will
not be considered at all.
Facilities Are Key
Hunt said a study of the
relative merits of the appli-
cants was the reason for post
ponement of the selection.
Stadium facilities are the main
point.
General opinion is that Oak
land has the best chance of
getting the open franchise be-
cause it is backed by Barron
Hilton, owner Of the Los An
geles club. He wants that city
in the league to furnish a nat
ural rivalry for his team. A
unanimous vote is necessary to
select the eighth member.
Three Post Deposits
Atlanta. Oakland and San
Francisco have posted their
$25 900 deposit money.
Oakland and San Francisco
are considered virtually as one
applicant, since they would use
the same stadium. Each has
said it can have Candlestick
Park or Kezar Stadium.
Already in the league are
Dallas, Houston, New York.
Los Angeles, Buffalo. Denver
and Boston. All have stadiums
except Boston, but Hunt said
no one doubted that city would
obtain adequate facilities. 1t
plans to use a high school sta
dium until one can be con-
structed.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
BRICK RANCH

In Willoughby Hills of White
Road on an ocre nicely lund.
scoped lies this 3 bedrooms
lorge living room dinette mod.
ern kitchen and tiled bath. oil
on one floor; full divided base.
ment 2-cor garage. Coll VI to-
day to see this unique ranch.
OFF RIDGE ROAD
This s-yeor-old 2-bedroom ranch
on better thon on ocre OF lund
with fruit trees. grape orbors.
outdoor patio. indoor and out
door barbecue pit: hos q loIge
living room. extd lurqe kitchen.
tile both and poneled fomilY
room: full basement: attached
garage with circulor drive. This
home is ideol for the retired
couple. Coll US today and let US
take you through.
TWO-FAMILY
Between Loke Shore Blvd. and
Eost l05th is this 2-fumily;
S rooms down; S up; 3 fin
ished rooms on 3rd; large liv-
ing room. dining room. kitchen.
2 bedrooms and both: full bose
ment. ldvotory and shower;
beautiful yord; 2-cor garage;
good income: le5th St. shop
ping dreu. Coll us today for
appointment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
REDECoRATED
'18. 900 to -. 900
EXCEPTIONAL RANCH

EXCEPTIONAL RANCH
MonY pleasant surprises in this
beautiful 3 bedroom home with
built-ins; Competing; uluminum
storms. screens. awnings; rec
reotion room. screened pdtio;
2h-cor gmoge. MonY lectures.
See this home.
EAST 2eeth ST.
IA yea old 6 room colonial
with fireplace in living room.
dining room. modem kitchen
with enclosed nook on lst; 3
bedrooms and bath on End: full
divided basement. lovotorY and
finished recreation room. Nice
yoYd. 2-cU garage. U n d 9 I
S2o.000 See It today.
10ON1 h<ANN1
3 bedroom frome ranch with at
toched garage. full basement.
uluminum storms. screens;
built-in oven. Ydnge.
ONLY 1 YEARS OLD
TostefullY decorated 2-bsdroom
bungalow; expansion for 3rd
bedroom: large living room.
beautiful kitchen; ottoched 60
rage: close to transportation.
LARGE LOT
Country style living in the city.
Nice 3 bedroom bungalow on
q lot l00x335. Large living
room and kitchen. Attoched 60
roge. Must be seen to be op-
predicted. Exclusive meo cost
Of Richmond Rood.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
EUCLID. SEM.-RANCH

#9753. Located in St. WiIIioms
parish. This beautiful brick and
frame semi-ronch has 3 bedrooms
with expansion for fourth; full
basement, dining room and Of
taehed soroee; oIuminum storms
and screens, and is deeoroted in
good iosie. The home is only S
years old and will be we'll worth
your time TO call Us for an op-
pointment TO see il. W. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
PARTY ANYONE?

#7654. You'll enjoy many porties
in this beautiful poneIed reereo-
iion room which has q Dor and
built in T.v. You must see this
dream home. Immaculate. Ia
baths, formal dining room. eotins
spoee in the kitchen, spoeiovs
closets. Near loke Shore Blvd.
This recreation room is q wonder
fvI place to entertain your friends
and an ideoI place TO let the chill
dren play.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22

Is $l3.900 for this 3-beroom
ranch. Living room with log-burn.
ing fireplace. nice kitchen plus
separate dining room. lot hos 80
foot frontage.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
WANT EVERYTHING?

#2346 You'll look no further
when you see this custom built
bungalow. II has four bedrooms,
two clay tile baths. large living
room with poneled wall, wiring
for intercom system, built in oven
and ronee, and basement. Oh
yesl The price i, S1s,900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
TODAY'S BEST BUY

#67s9. Located on q fine residen-
tioI street in East Cleveland this
Immaculate home has complete
ly remodeIed kitchen, beautiful
eorpetins. wood burning fireplace
in the living room. Move into this
beauty without doing one Bit Of
work. Send your children through
one of the finest school systems in
the country, Low toxes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
Rnn h41 4 home for
$ e1e+4ohe
MEMBER COOPERATIVE MULTIPLE EXCHANGE
Under $4,000
SlS.900

Sls.s00
This 6-room colonel hos just
been pointed and hos q large
living room. dining room. kitch-
en- with twin bowl sink. en-
closed sun room off the dining
room on the LIST: 8 bedrooms
and bath on the End; full bose-
ment. new gas furnoce; new
drive. Just off Loke Shore Blvd.
Come out to see this real bar
gain today.
ATTACHED GARAGE
This Groom colonial hos on ex-
tro large living room. dining
room. kitchen with knottY pine
nook on the lst: 3 bedrooms
and tiled bath on the End; full
basement; reol lorge fenced-in
back Yord. Just off e. 222nd ST.
In perfect condition. Only
Sl7.900. Coll today and see il.
ALUMINIUM SIDING
This IA duplex is in perfect
condition. Large living room.
dining room. kitchen on the lst;
2 bedrooms and bath on the
End: full basement with q nice
fenced-in back yord. This home
con be bought with q low
down payment and very low
payments. Coll and see this
one.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
Euclid Bungalow
Elm-Coit Area

6-HOOM SINGLE, SI4.SUU
East Cleveldnd. Large living
room with fireplace. modern
kitchen and bath: corpeting: gas
furnoce; garage; large lot: nicely
luncscdped.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
EXECUTIVE COLONIAL

1916. On this custom white
eoIoniol with double ottoehed ga.
raee. This three year old home
hos three twin sized bedrooms,
Ia eIoy tile baths, poneIed den
down, 81 Fl. living room and full
divided basement. Many extras.
Excellent residential oreo. Shown
by appointment only. Owner trons-
fsyred. rrodes considered.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
sls.so0

Sle.500
Move into this lovely 2 bed
room frome bungalow with
kitchen-dinette combination. ex,
pension up with insulation and
flooring in for additional bed
70 o .. Basement. aluminium
storms and screens. Neor
Shoregote center. AL improve
ments.
OFF BLVD.
Brick front colonel in very de-
siroble oreo. AL ldrge rooms.
usuol LIST. 3 bedrooms and bath
on second: divided basement;
ottoched garage: 2 wood-burn-
ing firepldces; wooded lot with
fruit trees. Coll now.
BRICK BUNGALOW
In Euclid. s bedrooms. z down
up. living room ldrge kitchen.
modern sink: full divided base
ment, recreation room with bur:
lh-oU goroge; nice lot close
to everything. Let US show you
through.
SHOREGATE AREA
This 36-foot bungalow hos
lorqe living room. modern kitch-
en- with large eoting ored. 2
good size bedrooms and tile
bath down. expansion up: full
divided basement; well land
scoped yard with q 2-cur 60
roge. This home wos just listed
and is priced to sell under
$4,000. Come In today and be
tho first to see this beoutY.
Owner transferred.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
HOLY CROSS

#4567. Delightful home featuring
; bedrooms. large living room
with wood-burnins fireplace, Va
baths, basement and double CO.
roge. ImmoeuIote condition. CTS.
transportation. Located between
Eos. l65th and East 2o0th, neor
Lake Shore Blvd. on beautiful
tree-Iined street. Very serious
seller.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
NORTH OF Blvd.

1888. This beautiful iopssfy
brick semi roneh is loeoted on O
secluded tree lined street. II fec.
tvre. four bedrooms, w boths.
dining room plus good eofins
spoee in the kitchen. eorpetins.
poneled reereotion room and good
sized lot. vocon'. Owner trons'
ferred. Priced for immediofs sole
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
4.BEDROOM COLONIAL
HILLTOP COLONIAL

Ldree living room. dining room
fireplace, kitchen and luvutory
on the LIST. 3 loIge bedrooms
and tiled bath on the End: full
divided basement. finished rec
reotion room and lovotorY;
deep wooded lot: 2-eor garage
Coll today 10 see this california
styled home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
EUCLID COLONIAL

#46so. If you ore looking for a
nice colonial home at moderate
price, don't foil to see this sharp
3 bedroom. Featuring q formal
dining room. full basement. fire
place and lh-eor garage. In the
Upson School district. Coll US for
on oppointmenf. ~. 6-1600.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
SPLIT LEVEL

#e759. Ioeoted north Of lake
Shore Blvd. in scenic edeeeliff oreo
Of Euclid. This is beautiful Gus
tom deluxe home. A few Of its
many lectures include 3 large bed
rooms, 2 full boths, completely
bvili-in kitchen, reereotion room
and double ofioched sorogs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
EUclID-CREEN DOUBLE

#345o. Excellent income. new gas
furnaces, oIuminvm storms ond
screens. double garage. Walking
distance 10 the shopping center
and CTS. tronsporfotion. Priced
at only 81, 300.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
LOW DOWN PAYMENTS

No motter how small your down
poymenf is come in and LEI US
find the home that meets your
needs and your pocket book. Fl.
noneins is our specially. let q
courteous experienced representa-
five 40 TO work for you.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22

SslnIken Living Roossl
l0% DovSn
conVOndonQl

l-yem-old yonch. 3 bedzoons.
dining room ovsrlooks suaken
living room. built-in oven and
rangs with hood. fun bath y
cloy-tiled. hall both = Of rem
ennmce neon kitchen. Pun
basement, holt brick front. lot
rs H. frontoes. OH Edst 205th
ST.. Willowick. $ls.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
IT'S OUR JOB

TO find the home that meets your
every need and desire. If YOU
don't see exoetly what you ore
looking for in this od. invest one
thin dime, then Just sit back and
we will do the rest. Thot dime
will be the wisest investment you
ever made. See or call R. A. Gall
at w. 6.1600.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
ONE MINUTE

#2lo9. To the East 222nd ST.
Shopping Center. You con enio,
life in this sharp 4 bedroom
bungalow in Euclid Family room
nice LOT, ll2-eor garage. NeoI
Euclid Shore Jr. High and Memo
rioI Park. Priced at Just 1880.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
COLONIAL $1,000

#45o7. Located near loke Shore
Blvd. on q fine tree lined street
this charming home hos three bed
rooms, cheerful kitchen, formal
dining room, noivroI woodwork,
full basement and soroge. Why
poy rent? Low down poyment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
BRICK DUPLEX, E. 222

1880. keor Euclid High and Me-
mortal Park. All large rooms. Eight
yeors old, eeromie tile both, double
aoroge ond reereotion rooms in
both suites. Priced for quick sole.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
MASTER BUNGALOW

1884. Have you been looking
for an vnv.yol bungalow in ST.
WiIIiom's Perish? Tree lined street
with bus stop right Of the front
door. From the eorpeted l5xl8 liv-
ing room TO the green tiled kitchen
this home spells value. Two bed
rooms, lone is 12hxl5) and eloy
tile bath down. DormitoY type
bedroom vp. Ex'ro bath, reereo.
tion room, Lvxoirs gas furnace,
copper plumbing, ineinerafor go.
rage and feneed-in yord. Just
listed. be first and coll now for
q personal inspection.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
WOODED RETREAT

1851. This beautiful 6h-room
ranch |, located on q 2-oers wood.
ed Iot. Hos 3 large bedrooms. Z
full eIoy tile baths. wood-burnins
fireplace in living room. family
room on Ist, dining room, large
kitchen with appliances. breokfosf
oreo in Kitchen overlooking polio,
rhermopone wall on south side.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
ST. ANN'S PARISH

#2257. S bedroom colonial. lorse
living room. 2sxl7 full formal
dining room, full basement 2-eor
garage. Only $4,000. Beautiful
tree lined street. w. o-160o,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
NEW RANCHES

In Wickliffe on Regent Rd. Oft
Worden I'd. AL Improvements
in and poid for. only Sl7.450
and up. Open from 2 p, m. till
8 D. m. These homes have 8
bedrooms. vestibule entry. liv-
inq room. dinette. kitchen with
eating oreo. m ar ble sills
throughout. built-in oven and
range, clay tile bath. full bose-
ment. Come out and see these
terrific homes today.
BRICK COLONIAL
This home hos q large living
room. fireploce. dining room.
kitchen with breakfast nook on
the LIST; 3 bedrooms and bath
on the End; full basement; nice
yord: lla-cor garage; close to
everything. Coll for On appoint
mert.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
DOUBLE $I6,5oo

1880. Beet infIotion. Invest in
thi. fine home locoted near Loke
Shore Blvd. Become your own
landlord. SIS Let the tenant
build ycur equity.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
$500 DOWN

1882. This three bedroom ranch
Is located north Of loke Shore
Blvd. on picturesque wooded
lot. All lorse rooms. Private club
and beech privileges.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-22
cHARDON RD. -$I5,qoo

1888. Picturesque ranch with
ottoehed garage nestled on q huge
lot. Completely insulated, clay
file baths. ldeol starter home.
Plenty Of room for the children to
pIoy and for dod TO become a
gardener too. Low down payment.