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Milford chronicle., 1960-03-11


Gardner z. Bryan and Mary A.
to Martin F. Rogers and Dorothy
F., Broad Greek Hundred, 10 acres
Reginnal E. Shull and Erma L. tc
Raymond C. Lambertson and Eliza
beth W., Lewes and Rehoboth Hun
dred, lot.
George Franklin NAPLES and
Frances J. to Claud L. Tease and
Joan B., Cedar Greek Hundred, lot
David H. Clark and Walter CLARK
to Horace Enos Clark, SeaforG Hun
dred, acres and so square perches
and lot
Edwin c. Ryan to Joseph A. KoI-
lock, Jr., Broad Greek Hundred, 25
acres.
Warren Wingate and Jennette NJ
to Elmer F. Quillen and Lettie
Dagsboro Hundred, 4.S7 acres.
B. Frank Abbott and Irene to
Charles H. Messick and Mary E.,
Northwest Fork Hundred, lot Z.
Douglas G. Morgan and Rena NJ
to Clifford E. Donovan and Cleora
Cedar Greek Hundred, lot.
Elton L. Lynch and Carrie d. to
Paul E. Lynch and June j., Cedar
Greek Hundred, 1.46 acres.
Elmer j. Galloway to James C.
Huffman and Elinor Mae, Nanticoke
Hundred, lot.
Edward Draine and MiIIie to
John ID. Entwistle and Helen l..
Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred, lot.
Eugene d. Bookhammer and
Catherine to Henry r. Buckaloo,
Broadkiln Hundred, 80 acres.
L. P. Faucet, Inc, to Benona P.
Stevens, Baltimore Hundred, lot 18,
section AA.
L. P. Faucet, Inc to Isabel f.
Okie, Baltimore Hundred, lot 10,
section AA.
Isabel F. Okie and Horace to
Taylor M. Dickerson and Bertha
H., Baltimore Hundred, lot 10, Sec
ton AA.
Benona F. Stevens and Albert to
Taylor M. Dickerson and Bertha,
Baltimore Hundred, lot IS. section
AA.
Robert w. Tunnel and Claud L.
Tease to Sara d. Thawley, Cedar
Greek Hundred, lot.
Robert w. Tunnell and Claud L.
Tease to Dale w. Mitchell and r.
enc, Cedar Greek Hundred, lot Z.
John Coverdale and Annie r. to
Harry w. Coverdale, ST., and Bea-
trice; Charles Coverdale and Mary
NJ; Charlotte C. Jones and James
M; Meta M. Donovan and William;
Annie R. Watson and John A.;
Richard L. Coverdale and Marie D. !;
Ernest T.. Fitzgerald and Ona; Ce-
dar Greek Hundred, 81 acres.
Alva M. Donovan and Levinia to
G. VanNuis Wilkerson and Kath-
ryn, Cedar Greek Hundred, lot
Sunshine, Inc. to Nello Meline
and Regina; Alfred Meline and
Nancy, Cedar Greek Hundred, 1874
acres.
John H. Mcpherson and Irma to
Ralph N. Lynch and Helen N, Ce-
da'r Creek Hundred, lot 8, block S.
Fred Shockley Kranlich to Helen
D. Hall, Cedar Creek Hundred, lot.
Annie Louise Jackson Heirs to
Anna L. Carruthers, Cedar Greek
Hundred, lot.
Nanticoke Service, Inc, to Will
liam Lloyd and Elizabeth E., 8
acres, Nanticoke Hundred.
Horace McCabe and Martha ]. to
Marian E. Phillips and Carney j.,
Georgetown Hundred, lot.
Lee Hawkins to George r. Cal
houn and Juliet NJ, Broad Greek
Hundred, lot.
Milford chronicle., 1960-03-11
FOR FRIGID EARS

COLUMBUS. Ohio (P)- BAT jet
bomber crews from the 515th Bomb
Squadron at Lockbourne Air Force
Base here have a reason for adopt
ing the Basque beret as headgear:
It can be pulled down over the
ears in cold weather.
Milford chronicle., 1960-03-11
WORKING ON THE RAILROAD

LOGANsPoRT. Ind. [P)- WILL
ard Steele, who retired recently
after so years with the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, figures he travelled
almost a million miles-but not by
train. He drove the 20 miles to In
dianaDolis every working day
since 1927.
Milford chronicle., 1960-03-11
IT FITS

ENCINITAS, Calf. tP)--A letter
addressed to The Dump. q cafe,
was returned to Bert Doll with the
mail carriers NO Receptacle
stamp on il.
Milford chronicle., 1960-03-11
EASY STREET MAN RESTLESS

WAUKESHA, Wis. up = Police
Sergeant Harry L. Johnson of 1923
Easy Street, has announced he is
resigning to take a better job.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
Griffs to Get Word Today
On Trade With White Sox
Cal Negotiating
With Braves in
Bid for Lopoto
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star Stan Writer

MIAMI, Fla, April l.-Cal
Griffith will learn today if the
White Sox want Roy Sievers on
the Senators proposed terms.
If not, he'll try to pry Catcher
Stan Lopata from the Milwau-
kee Braves.
Griffith hasn't oudged in his
original demand that the White
Sox deliver both Catcher Earl
Battey and ShortStop San.
Esposito to Washington for
Sievers and declares he won't
devlate from that proposal to-
day in a meeting here with
Hank Greenberg, Chicago vice
president.
The White SoX, apparently
anxious to expand the deal and
acquire a pitcher in the trans
action, requested that Cal take
no action until Greenberg could
talk to him. Il don't want to
enlarge the deal" Cal said, 1T
will be the way we proposed it
or there will be no trade"
Negotiating With Braves
Mea While, Griffith has
started negotiations with the
Braves in an attempt to land
Lopata, 34-year-old veteran
who Clipped in with three of
MilwaukeeS IA hits yesterday
as the Braves defeated the
Senators, 7-6, at Orlando, de-
spite Harman Killebrew's fourth
homer and a two-run blast by
Dan Dobbek.
John McHale, Braves general
manager who was in Orlando,
admitted the Senators were
seeking Lopata, who twia
threw out Bob Allison on at.
tempted steals.
Il don't know if we can
work it out McHale said
wed like some Triple-A play
ers to stock our clubs at Louis
vile and Sacramento-fellows
like Ron Sanford, Reno Ber-
toia and Bill Fischer. 1t Will
depend on what Cal is willing
to give up"
The only way the deal could
be made, of course, would be
through waivers.
Lopsta won't be sought by
the Senators if Battey is ac-
quired from Chicago. "Lopata
would help us only if he played
regularly" Manager Cookie
Lavagetto said. He is the type
See SENATOR'S, Page D-3
Evening star., 1960-04-01
NCAA'sAces
Win Easily in
Olympic Trials
Buckeye Five Upset;
Willie Jones Scores
18 in Losing Cuuse

DENVER. April l (AP).-
The favored NCAA University
All Stars, led by peerless Oscar
Robertson and three other ALL
America selections, play Akron S
AAU veterans tonight in the
second round of the tryouts
to select the United States
Olympic Basketball team.
Robertson scored % points
and led the NCAA Stars to a
96-79 triumph over the Bartles-
vile (Okla.) AAU team in the
first round of four games last
night before a sellout crowd of
9,772 at the Denver Coliseum.
In addition to Robertson, the
other All-AmericaS On the
squad are Jerry West of West
Virginia, Darrall Imhoff, Cali
fornia, and Tony Jackson, st.
Johns of New York.
Ohio States NCAA cham
pions couldn't match the all
around excellence of the Ma
tional Association of Intercol-
legiate Athletics CNAIA) All
Stars and lost, 1860. Ohio
States All-America Jerry Lucas
scored IL points in the first
half but tailed only a free
throw in the second.
Buckeyes Lead at Half
Ohio State held a 42-39 lead
at the halfway point, but
Jackie Moreland, 6-foot-8 Lou
isiana Tech ace, turned on the
heat when play resumed and
scored II points in the small
college teams comeback.
Peoria's AAU champions rail-
lied in the closing minutes to
overcome, 9l-89, the other team
of NCAA stars, coached by
Arad McCutchan. in the hard
est-fought contest of the first
round.
Akron, runnerup to Peoria in
last weeks AAU tourney. con-
quered the Armed Forces ALL
Stars, 82-76.
Peoria meets the NAIA All
Stars in the second round to-
night. The losers bracket sends
Ohio State against the small
college NCAA crew and Bartles-
vile against the Armed Forces.
TN the losing game
against Peoria, Willie Jones
of American University
scored 18 points for the
NCAA team. He and Wayne
HightoWer of Kansas were
the big guns in a drive that
gave the NCAA team a 12-
point lead midway of the
first half.
TN the Akron-Armed
Forces game, two former
high school stars from WASH
ington played on opposing
teams. Stan Herman, who
played with the Tech High
champions of the early
l950S, got 6 points for Akron,
while Jack Sullivan, who
starred for Mount st. Mary's
after playing at st. Anthony's
High School, got 10 points for
the losers.)
Team Draws High Praise
Robertson and the others
making up the NCAA Univer-
sity outfit coached by Pete
Newell of California were the
talk of the town after ham
ding Bartlesville, the fourth
place AAU team last week, with
such ease. -
They have, the greatest
See OLYMPICS, Page D-4
Evening star., 1960-04-01
Siebern Finds
Batting Eye as
First Baseman
BY the Associated Press

/ Norm Siebern became so SUM-
stunned in the New York
Yankees outfield that his bat
ting began to fade.
Now the 26-year-old left
handed hitter is on first base
for the Kansas City Athletics,
and he's hitting a rosy 1913
with team-leading spring totals
of four home runs and 20 runs
batted in.
Manager Bob Elliott put
Norm on first for the first time
yesterday and the ex-Yankee
responded with a homer, a
double and three runs batted
in. He fielded without an error
although the AS lost to the
Baltimore Orioles, 5-4. at West
Palm Beach.
So Siebern is back where he
finished with the Yankees-on
first base.
Had Rough Series
/ When Manager Casey Sten-
gel of the Yankees let Norm
out of the doghouse late in the
SO season, Siebern played the
final two games at first, fielding
1000 with Is putoutS and two
assists.
But his work in Yankee Sta
dium's treacherous leftfield was
something else. Norm played
in 134 games in 1858. his first
year as a regular, and carried
a 300 batting average into the
World Series. Then Milwaukee
fly balls. aided by high winds
haze and a beaming sun, began
dropping all over leftfield. Norm
was benche e d quickly, He
played in only three series
games and hit a mere .125.
Last year he hoped things
would be different, but his out
fielding became so unsure that
his hitting followed suit
Stengel finally benched him for
Hector Lopez. another fielding
gamble. From August on
Norm was virtually nothing but
a pinch-hitter, and it was only
his sharp pinch batting that
enabled him to finish at .27l
Bauer Clinches Job
Then the Yankees traded
Siebern, Don Larsen, Hank
Bauer and Marv Throneberry
to the AS for Kent Hadley, Joe
DeMaestri and Roger Maris,
the leftfielder they wanted.
Norm promised he would hit
again once he was away from
the Yanks. If he continues,
and he can play the bag, it
will cost Throneberry a job
that had been virtually handed
to him by the AS, who had a
collection of four unimpressive
first basemen last year.
Bauer, the AS leading spring
hitter, has clinched one outfield
Job along with Bob Cerv.
another righthanded hitter.
Russ Snyder, lefthanded bat
ter, and Dick Williams, a rightly,
See BASEBALL, Page D-3
Evening star., 1960-04-01

NEW YORK, April l (AP)
Trainer Bill Winfree an
nounced today that Warfare,
the 1859 champion 2-year-old,
had a slight swelling ir his
left rear ankle and would not
be able to start in the S25. .OOO-
added Gotham Stakes tomor-
row at Aqueduct.
Warfare, second choice to
Tompion in the book
betting on the Kentucky Derby
apparently twisted the ankle OF
was hurt kicking the side of
his stall yesterday afternoon,
Winfrey said.
X-Rays Taken
Winfrey said X-rays had
been taken. and extent of the
damage was expected to be
known later today. Warfare,
owned by C. s. Jones of Buena
Park, Calf, won the Swift
Stakes here last Saturday in
track record time.
The trainer said that if the
X-rays show the injury to be
only a sprain, Warfare should
be OK in a few days. But if
there is any other damage,
there could be real trouble.
Seven 3-year-olds were en-
tered for the 1-mile Gotham
headed by the Merrick Stable S
John William, who finished
second behind Tompion in the
Santa Anita Derby, and George
D. Widener's Yorktown. Others
entered were Count Amber
Howard G., New Commander
Keenation and Wise Ship.
Set Track Record
Winfrey, who trained Native
Dancer for Alfred GWynne
Vanderbilt. took charge OF
Warfare at Santa Anita early
in February when it was ru-
mored that the colt was suf-
fering from ankle trouble.
Some observers feared the
injury might end his racing ca
reer, but Winfrey brought him
along slowly and had him
sharp enough to set a track
record at Aqueduct last Sat-
urday. Last fall he established
two track marks there.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
8 NAMED FOR FLORIDA DERBY
Ankle Injury Again
Keeps Warfare Idle

MIAMI, Fla. April / (AP)
Names of eight horses went
into the entry box today for
the S1OO,OOO-added Florida
Derby to be run at a mile and
a furlong at Gulfstream Park
tomorrow.
Owners paid $500 to pass the
entry box and will put up an
other $500 to start in the run
for $79,500 first money. Sec
ond-place finisher will get $40
900. with $4,000 to third,
$1,000 to fourth and $4,000 to
fifth.
Edgehill Farms Bally Ache.
winner Of three stakes, includ-
ing the S100.000-added Fla
mingo this winter. is the early
favorite at Us with Bob Ussery
to ride.
Second choice probably will
lie between Windf1eld Farm S
Victoria Park. a swift Cana
dian-bred who beat Bally Ache
in an allowance race in Feb
ruary. and Llangollen Farms
Eagle Admiral. a California
bred who triumphed in the
Fountain of Youth 10 days ago.
Manuel Ycaza, leading rider at
Gulfstream, will be aboard Vic
toria Park and Willie Shoe
maker is in to ride Eagle Ad-
miral.
Hartack on Venetian Way
Considerable support also
will go to Venetian Way, owned
by Sunny Blue Farm and rid
den by Bill Hartack. who has
had seven winners in the last
two days at Gulfstream.
Others in the field, all 2O-l
shots, are Lily-Ann Stables S
Johns Bolero. made eligible
through a $4,000 supplementary
nomination; w. S. Miller's
Stephen, Wilson & Aliens
Road House and T. D. Bulls
EStival, a surprise entry.
Jockeys include Anthony
RIM on Johns Bolero, John L.
Rotz on Stephen, Buck Thorn
burg on Estival and Herbert
Hinojoza on Road House.
The race. last big event for
Derby age colts in Florida. will
be televised nationally by NBC
See FLORIDA DERBY, P. d.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
EXHIBITION
BASEBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
MILWAUKEE 600 lo2 lOl-7 IA :
WASHINGTON 900 006 0OO-6 il
Burdette. Olivo C6l. Rush tSl anc
Lopata: Pascual Woodeshick Gl anC
Naragon. W-Rush. L-Woodeshick.
Home runs = Milwaukee, Adcock
Washington, Dobbek, Killebrew.
BALTIMORE O32 600 OQO-5 IS
Psppas. Barber C6) and staniland
Home runs Baltimore, woodlinE
Kansas CITY, siebern.
pETRoIT I'm 100 100 0O0x-5 8 {
Freeman. Gsbler t6l, Bronstsd t7l
and Blanchard, BunninE, Aggirrs 81
and BeTberet. W-BunninE. L-Free.
man.
Home runs - New York, Kubek
ST LOUIS oil O0l 04x---7 10 /
Olivo, Blackburn "a, Jackson "a
and H W. Smith; Miller Duliba (6l,
| Bridges (Sl and Hal Smith W
Bridges Jackson
Home run-st. Louis, Boyer.
BOSTON 600 800 OOO--3 10 9
CHICAGO CNl 600 900 013-4 10
Sturdivant chittum t9l and Sadow-
ski; Drott, Schaffernoth (6D, Schroll
t6l, Gerard 90 and Neeman, Thacker
80 W-Gerard. L-SturdiVant.
s. FRANCISCO O2O a2e o20-1O ls 2
CLEVELAND l02 030 04l-l1 13
Sanford, Miranda (Si. Shipley Ca)
and Landrith; Grant, Harshman (5),
Johnson (9) and Nixon. Wilkinson.
L-Shipley.
Home runs-San Francisco, Alou,
Cepeda, Mays. Cleveland, De La Hoz,
Francona, Hale.
GAMES TODAY
Washington VS., Baltimore at Miami
might
Boston VS. San Francisco at Phoenix
Chicago tAl VS.. Philadelphia at San
Juan.
Chicago CN) VS. Cleveland at Tucson
st. Louis VS.. Detroit at Lakeland.
Kansas City VS.. Pittsburgh at Fort
Myers.
Cincinnati VS.. New York at ct
Petersburg,
Los Angeles VS. DodsertOwn An-stars
at Vero Beach.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
co MODERN

#AAs. Roneh. ga spoeiovs rooms,
3 bedrooms, VIA moster bed
room, l4xI4 kitchen, birch eobi-
nets length Of one wall, fomily
room, oluminum storms and
screens, double insulated, Ia cor
garage with ottoehed enclosed
potio, low down payment, excel
lent terms.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
NEW INCOME PROPERTY

Your choice of two different
properties in Euclid. One finished
and the other almost. Your choice
of decorations. Each suite hos
four nice rooms. All tile bath.
Lorqe divided basement and two
cor garage. A fine tapestry brick
home. Coll for appointment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
BEVERLY HILLS

Only three years old is this out
standing semi-ronch with q two
car attached garage. Huge liv-
ing area. Large bedrooms. Kitch-
en- with built-ins. Very scenic
wooded lot. Exponsion area up
for two nice sized bedrooms.
You'll like this home when you
see il.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
EXECUTIVES
a BEDROOM BRICK

#061. Greenwood oreo near toke
Shore Blvd. Spacious bedrooms
off Center hall, eeromie tile both,
large living room, wood burning
fireplace, formal dining room, sun
room, 2 cor ot'oehed sorose. Full
divided basement, finished reereo-
tion room, copper screens and
cutters.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
HIGHLAND ROAD

Are you looking for q nice ranch
type home with q whole LOT oi
property? Here is the home de.
scribed with enclosed breeze.
way and attached garage. All
electric heat. Very economical.
Coll for appointment. You'll
like this home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
4 BEDROOM RANCH

#76l. This beautiful brick front
.emi-roneh has wood burning fire
place in living room and in bose-
ment rec. room. loree kitchen with
breokfost oreo, formal dining
room, fomily room on lst Va
both,, Competing, 2 cor ottoehed
qoroge.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
EXECUTIVE COLONIAL

#oo2. BeovtifuI home features 3
bedrooms, formal dining room.
Va boths. wood burning fireplace
in living room, central dir eondi-
fioning, finished recreation room.
wall TO wall eorpeting and two
cor eorose. loeoted in Lyndhvrs'.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
RANCH

2-YR. -old II brick front and nstur-
al wood facing Brick planter
double masonry garage: full di-
vided basement with recreation
room and stylish brick bar. Gas
furnace and water heater; vesti-
bule entrance with guest closet,
Besides a built-in oven and range
the kitchen features an diversified
eating area. Clay tile bath; double
closets in all bedrooms; all inn
provements in and paid for. Last
price $50, 800. Webster Realtor
WI 2-2nnn
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
COUNTRY SQUIRE

1852. Deluxe executive eontempo.
rory ranch situoted on q Score
wooded lot. large ihermopone
windows give ponoromie view
OF the woods and flowers, large
open living oreo. IA boths, reere-
otion room. brick front, 21a-ear
otioehed eoroee on secluded
location but convenient TO a main
hichwoy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
WlLLOUGHBY HILLS

Here is q very outstanding buy
in q 3-bedroom home. Fomily
room on main floor. library. large
living and dining rooom. Full di-
vided basement and 2-cor eo-
rage. On q l-ocre wooded lot.
Very good oreo. All this for only
$4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
BUNGALOW

Just off Forestview is this s year
old. two-bedroom bungalow with
q full expansion oreo up. Com
plete with q full divided base
ment and lN2-cor garage. Patio
on rear. Fully carpeted right into
the bedrooms. Truly fine home
for the money.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
G33ll3;&YE173T7(1'q1
HAVE YOU '(3| ED: OUR 3.e&|
LAKE SHORE BUNGALOW

Situated in Holy Cross parish is
this lovely 4-bedroom bungalow
with all the extras. 1t has q full
divided basement with q fin
ished recreution room. Two
bedrooms and bath down and
two nice bedrooms up. Don't pass
up this fine home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
NORTH OF BLVD.

On q nice quiet street very
close to the beach. Three large
bedrooms up. Living room with
fireplace, large dining room. Full
basement and two-cor garage.
This home that needs q bit oi
work and the price is low be-
couse of II. Coll for detoils.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
REALTORS
NEAR MANAKlkl
WILlOUCHBY HILLS

#4o4. 76x6oo #. LOT, over 140o
50. Fl. living space, 3 spoeious
bedrooms, each with twin closets,
24x15 living room. beautiful kiteh-
en- and dining rooms, full bose
ment, 2 cor ottoehed garage.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07

aTTRACTICE 3-bedroom ran h
home on l0OX200 II. lot Only 8
years old. Exceptional living room,
l4.6x22.6 with unusual stone fire
place, full dining room, conVen-
lent kitchen with dishwasher. Fin
ished divided basement with sep
arate laundry. Play room for the
children and pine paneled recrea-
ton. Carpeting, storms. screens,
concrete patio. Attached garage,
also additional storage space for
lawn and sports equipment in
another building. City water and
sewers. Listed for S24 200 Webster
Realtor' WI 2-2OOO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
OFF EAST 260th

A very nice two-bedroom home
with q two-bedroom exponsion
oreu. L-shoped living and din
room. Fully corpeted. ll2-cor 60
rage. An excellent home for q
growing family and good deol
at only $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
FIVE BEDROOMS
EAST CLEVELAND

In hp-top condition throughout
is this lovely home. Three nice
bedrooms on second and two
more on the third. This home hos
q very large living oreo. Com
plete with full basement and ga.
ruge. A lot OF home for the
money. Coll for appointment
today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07

BRICK colonial, attached l12-cai
garage, 3 bedrooms. clay tile bath,
good carpeting and drapes. Z
wears old, very cleah, convenient
location, within walking distance
of school. and city of Euclid park
owner asking S18.500. RE. l-2607
2le61 Bruce ave, Euclid. Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
4Aeo INTEREST

#3l9. 3 lovely bedrooms, Va clay
tile baths, spacious L-shoped living
and dining rooms, large kitchen,
full basement, olvminvm storms
and screens. You don't have TO
be a Cl TO assume this money
sowing loan.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
STONE FRONT COLONIAL

#57o. This beautiful home in eu-
cid is only 3h years old. There
ere 3 bedrooms and clay tile
both up, kitchen with breokfost
orea, large dining room and Iiv-
ina room, vestibuIe entrance.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
REAL ESTATE
BUILD TO SUIT

NICE lots in Euclid. East 218th-
Lake Shore blvd. for single, COX
100: for double between East
200th -220th. 50xl35, close to
church, schools, transportation,
good JOB, reasonable, right now
Gil. 1886 call from p. m. 10
10 ID m
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
$1,000 DOWN

#l36. This lovely bungalow hos
full basement, dining room ond
is beautifully nestled on q Iorge
LOT. Mony fruit trees. eo.y terms.
Hurry, this won't Lost.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
SECLUDED AREA

#I92. COLONEL on large lot
with Ioree play oreo. Hos three
bedrooms with q play room in
one. Full dining room and two cor
goroge.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
ALMOST NEW

Vulue plus good Location in this
large 4-bedroom coloniol with
ll2 baths. full divided basement.
attached eoroge. large kitchen
and full dining room on large
lot. Priced to sell fast.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
HEAD FOR THE HILLS

#l34. This lovely COLONEL features
2 wood burning fire places, for
NAL dining room, finished reereo-
tion room, potio plus sorose.
Only 5000 down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
EUCLID BRICK RANCH

#762. This lovely rambling roneh
features oil large rooms, three
bedrooms, two full baths. dining
room and ottoehed garage. Priced
under $4,000. See this buy today
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
OFF EAST 250,h

S year old bungalow. 2 bed.
rooms down. Expansion up.
LARGE kitchen and dinette. Beau
tiful recreation room. Home in
convenient location.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
Sl5.s00
BRICK TWO-FAMILY

Located right on East 222nd.
convenient TO everything. A
very nice SIS. Here is q home
with an income or q very good
property. Priced in
the low thirties. Coll office for
detoils and inspection.