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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04
MRS. sELLECK TELLS meow:
PR Started By Greeks
But Need Not Be

"Communica atoms be-
gan with the Greeks, but
there's no reason it
should be greek to u.s."
a Diocesan woman told
those attending the national
Council of Catholic Women's
Convention in Las Vegas this
week.
Mrs. Mike Selleck, Diocesan
public relations chairman and
free-lance public relations
writer, told the delegates to
the meow convention that
radio, television and the
press are tools with which to
forge Council friendship and
fame. What many of us for
get, however, is that every
forge to produce must have
a fire beneath it. Only with
the flame of fervor, blown by
the bellows of persistence can
we hope to gain our aim-the
cognizance of the Council of
Catholic Women"
ALSO ATTENDING the Ma
tional Convention Mrs. Frank
lin J. Eyerman, Corpus Christi
Parish, immediate past presi-
dent DCCW credentialed dele
gate; Mrs. George De Nucci,
Christ The King, newly elect
ed DCCW president; Mrs.
Steven Matesch, GAINESVILLE,
immediate past DCCW Treas
urer, credentialed delegate,
and Mrs. William F. Langley,
st. Andrew parish.
Councils should use five
outlets to further their cause,
Mrs. Selleck said:
the courcii publication
radio and nv.
the press. diocesan, week
~ and daily.
word Of mouth.
the parish bulletin.
"The amount of recognition
your council receives, MRS.
Selleck said, twill depend on
the pains you take to find the
angles, prepare them in prop
er formal and place them In
the proper media"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04

Kennedy's defeat on religious
grounds.
Norman S. Meese, an aide
to southern jurisdiction grand
commander Luther A. Smith,
said (Oct. 25) that state lead
ers are free to act as they
wish in the matter.
The southern jurisdiction
of the Scottish Rite is repre-
sented in IS states.
Mr.. Meese said he is aware
that Leslie NJ. Schott, sover-
eign grand inspector general
in Oregon, has sent letters to
all Oregon members Of the
order urging them to vote
against Sen. Kennedy.
HE SAID LEADERS in 9th
er states have done the same
thing. He did not name the
states, however.
Mr.. SCOTS letter to Ore
gon Masons stated that "the
Roman Catholic priesthood
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04

rectors and pastors who find
it newsworthy."
"And once that news is on
the wires, on the screens and
in print, be prompt and gen.
erous with your acknowledge
ment. The media likes to be
thanked"
land WHY SHOULDN'T
THEY. They have carried the
Councils message to a laity
which will through commune
cations become more virtuous,
well instructed and truly
apostolic" she concluded.
Mrs. Selleck, who with her
husband contractor, Mike Sell
leck and two daughters, Mary
Continued on page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04
Mass, Nov. 9
For Clergy

Solemn Pontifical Requiem
Mass will be offered by Bish-
OPP Clarence Issenmann at
1890 am, Nov. 8, in st. Jo-
seph Cathedral for the deceas-
ed bishops and priests of the
Diocese. Absolution for the
dead will be given immediate
ly following Mass.
Assigned to the Mass, which
will be attended by all the
Diocesan clergy, are
Monsignor Lawrence Cor
coran, assistant priest, Fa-
theirs Robert Noon and John
D. Kempf. deacons of honor,
Father Carl P. Clagett, dea-
con, and Father Kenneth F.
Grimes, subdeacon.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04
Youth Pick Todd, Jones

Sally Todd, Immaculate Con-
ception Parish, and John E.
Jones, st. Christopher Parish,
were picked by members of
the CYC as the two youths
who best typify the theme of
National Catholic Youth
Week, Responsible Youth,
Americas Strength"
The announcement of the
Diocesan-wide balloting was
made Wednesday at the Youth
in Government Day luncheon
at the Neil House by Father
Richard F. Dodd, Diocesan Di-
rector of Youth.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04

The contest was conducted
by the CYC Partyline, the of
ficial publication of the
DCCY. Youths were asked to
send in their nominations of
two youths participating in
the program whom they felt
best represented the theme OF
Youth Week.
Miss Todd is vice-president
u her parish CYC and also
Of the Central Deanery hi-di-
vision federation. Jones, form
err Central Deanery young ad-
ult president, is diocesan
chairman of Catholic Youth
Week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04
May Eat Meat
Next Friday

Meat may be eaten anytime
next Friday, November IL,
which will be observed as Vet
Grams Day.
The Bishops of the United
States have the faculty to dis
pense from a day of abstinence
when it falls on a legal holt
day. This has been done by
Bishop Issenmann for the
Diocese of Columbus and
therefore the law of abstin-
ence does not apply next Fri
day.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04

but of earthly things and not
of the soul but of the body.
you used to believe in the
Almighty God, and think He
is all that mattered; once you
tried to do only Gods will,
but now that doesn't count"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04
BIGOTRY IN CAMPAIGN:
NOn-Catholics Split
On Religious Issue

seeks political power in Amer
lea" 1t said Sen. Kennedy is
"a loyal subject of the Vat.
lean, bound to its de-
signs Of annulling American
freedoms"
New Orleans grand master
Earl Smith, commenting Oct.
26) on Mr.. Meese's statement,
said the New Orleans lodge is
Continued on page q
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04

THE YOUTH OF TODAY
seems to have it all figured
out, he said. They'll choose
to 60 to Heaven later, but as
for now Heaven doesn't
count.
Commenting on the theme
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04

Birthday Committee, a COM
bined effort of the Columbus
Diocesan Councils of Catholic
Women and Catholic Men and
the United Council of Church
Women of Columbus and
Franklin County, the Christ
mas Institute will be open to
the public.
I'VE PLAN TO PRESENT
many phases of the Christmas
Is Christ's Birthday program
through discussion, an open
forum and exhibits" said Miss
Mary K. Rohr, chairman, in a
letter to committee members.
1--WE will further attempt to
show what can be done by the
individual, the family, the par
ish and the community"
Monsignor James Kulp, Do
cesar Director, Propagation of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04
Honor Patron

Bishop Edward G. Hettin-
ger was celebrant for the an
nual Mass for the Feast of st.
Charles Borromeo, today at
the Seminary chapel.
The Mass is offered for the
faculty and students of the
preparatory and college.
Assisting the bishop were
Father Hugh Murphy, deacon,
FIR. James Geiger, subdeacon,
and M%onsignor George WOLF,
rector, assistant priest.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04
INSIDE NEWS

CLARE LUCE LOGIC little too hard to follow
Page Four.
UkFoRGETTABLE sports fan-Page Six.
DIOCESAN youth honored-Page Seven.
LEGISLATORS overlook family farmer-Page
Nine.
CATHOLICS IN AMERlcA-Page 10.
ENTERTAINMENT, radio, TV, movies-Page II.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04

The new ST. Vincent de Paul shop
will be opened next Thursday accord
Ing to Monsignor William Z, kappes.
The new store, located at o87 North
High Street, aids those destitute fam
lilies throughout the area and also
makes UsabIe goods available TO low in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04
AT JOHNSTOWN:

Spiritual significance of Christmas and its impact
on the community will be the general theme of the
Institute to be held 2 pm. Sunday, in the Church Of
the Ascension, JohnstoWn. Co-host for the Institute will
be the Church of the Nativity, Utica.
SPONSORED BY the Column
bus Christmas Is Christs girtbdav Committee , rom.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04

Columbus Mayor W.. RsIston WestIake relinquish-
ed his office to cYc Mayor Thomas A. Boeke, ST. Mary
MaqdaIene Parish, last Wednesday as part OF the CYC
annual Youth in Government Day observance. The
youthful politicians spent The day at City Hall with
eounserparts and ended with . mock City Council
meeting.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-04

bus Christmas Is Christ's
Evening star., 1960-02-21

DrexeI Italian Provincial, Antique
White ond Gold Round Ext. Table,
Buffet China top, 4 Side Chairs
french Provincial China, fruitwood
finish
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Spain Rounds Up
SO Communists

MADRID, Spain, Feb. 20
(AP). - Spanish police have
rounded up nearly so persons
described as Communists in the
last 10 days, official sources
said today.
The sources said the arrests,
mainly in Barcelona and Ma
drid, preceded and may have
been the cause of an outburst of
bombings Thursday and Friday
The Spanish News Agency
said, however, the arrests were
a result of the bombings which
were described as part of an
intensified Communist cam
paign in a number of un-
identified We teri n countries,
including Spain.
Two bombs exploded here
Thursday, one in a room Of
the city hall and the other in
a Madrid street.
A man believed to have been
carrying the bomb in the street
was killed. Four other explosive
charges were found in different
sectors of the city before they
went of.
Police informants said 19
SpaniardS who attended a re-
cent congress of the Communist
Party in Prague were arrested
on their return.
Twenty-three others were
said to have been arrested in
Barcelona.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

retary Of Agriculture under
President Truman from l94S
to 1853. said such aid would
help assure world peace.
But Claude r. Wickard, a
Camden, Ind, farmer who
headed the Agriculture Depart
ment under President Roosevelt
from 1910 to 1945, said such a
use of surplus foods presents
most difficult problems"
The two men spoke at the
22nd annual National Farm
Institute, a two-day conference
which ends tonight.
Mr.. Brannan said the United
States should use its capa-
bilities for production of feed
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Humphrey
Charts Aims
In Wisconsin

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 20 CAP)
Senator Humphrey. Demo-
crat of Minnesota, said yester-
day that the Nation needs an
improved social security sys-
tenn, greatly expanded hous-
ing program and Federal aid
to education that includes pay
ment of teachers salaries.
The Minnesota Senator
campaigning in Wisconsin for
the States 81 delegate votes in
the national Democratic con-
vention. outlined his bill of
rights for 1860" at a meeting
of 4th and 5th district Demo-
Gratis. Delegate candidates
pledged to him were named at
the meeting. The Districts are
in Milwaukee County.
Senator Humphrey is entered
in the April 5 Wisconsin presi-
dental primary against Sem
ator Kennedy. Democrat of
Massachusetts,.
Senator Humphrey said that
an improved social security
system should include hospital.
medical and nursing home care
for older persons. He also ad-
vocated a minimum wage of
SIPS an hour, full civil rights
for all Americans, a program
to protect the family farm, a
concerted attack on imitation
and protection of small busi-
ness from unfair competition.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
NAMES

Continued From First Page
learned somebody else was
sharing the privacy of his po-
lice record folder some time
around 1851. when the Motor
Vehicle Department called him
in.
He said they told him they
had learned to their horror
that they had issued his per-
NIT number to another Roose-
welt Smith. The department
told him, he said, that they
would let him keep his origi-
nal permit number and would
track down the other to set
1t back.
That incident is one of many
such mysteries encountered by
Mr.. Smith and his traffic rec
ord. Why, for instance, was an
incorrect birth date entered on
his record? Why does the rec
ord say he was born in Nor
folk, Va, when he was born in
Greenville, S. c.? Why did
somebody later hash through
the incorrect birth date and
enter Mr.. Smiths correct birth
date without changing the
place of birth also? Why does
an entry dated April "a, l948,
indicated a move to a northeast
address, when Mr.. Smith has
lived at his current address
since 1941?
In his quest for help Mr..
Smith has assembled a massive
battery of Recommendation to
help him correct the misstate-
ments on his record.
Asked about Mr.. Smiths
plight, Mr.. England pointed out
that his department took over
the records administration
around 1855. There is nothing
they can do. he said, about mix
ups that happened before then.
1T couldn't happen now,"
Mr.. England says.
Well, how can it be straight
ened out? Mr.. England sug-
gested the police records divi-
sion as the place to go.
1T is possible his records
could have gotten misplaced"
a police records division aide
said.
What can be done about it?
He'd have to 60 and talk
it over with Mr.. England
there's nothing we can do.
really"
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Continued From First Page

SOHtlnue0 FROM First rage
the tunnel is only one part OF
a long-range program intended
to remove as many cars as pos
slble from the Lincoln Memorial
grounds.
Another project is the con-
struction of two one-way drives
along the Mall paralleling either
side of the Lincoln Memorial
Rejecting Pool, and looping
around the memorial grounds
to connect with Arlington Me-
mortal Bridge.
These two roads. Mr.. Wirth
explained, will enable the Park
Service to eliminate automo-
bile traffic entirely from the
east portion of the Lincoln Me-
mortal Circle near the reflect
ing pool. An overpass OF
Twelfth street already is under
construction to serve these Mall
roads. Their completion, how
ever, will have to await demo-
lition of Mall tempos including
the old Navy and Munitions
Buildings south Of Constitution
avenue.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Kitchen Maid offers
more thon thirty work
SoVins convenience
units. You'll find tho'
eoch OF them fills on
importont kitchen Func-
tion. thot they'll go q
long way to~ordS
tightening your house
keeping lood. This
wsolth Of lectures is
O big reoson why
Kitchen Moid is truly
todoy's most corefree
kitchen.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Surplus Food
Gifts Policy
Backed, Hit

DES MONIES. Feb. 20 CAP)-
Two former United States Sec
retaries Of Agriculture - both
Democrats - disagreed today
whether the United States
should use its farm surpluses
in a huge foreign aid program
for underdeveloped nations.
Charles F. Brannan of Dem
yer, an attorney who was Sec
Evening star., 1960-02-21
LIVING ROOM

100" Modern Soto, foam rubber
cushions, green, fIot weave cover
French Prov. Soto, blue domosk
cover, foam rubber cushion, fruit,
wood finish -------
KroehIer Modern 3-Pc. Sectiono
Soto, foam rubber cushions, red tex
tured cover --. -
Modern Lounge Chair, turquoise
cover, foam rubber scot and bocE
cushion
Danish Style Walnut Finish Soto
copper and brown cover, foam seq
and back cushions "
Colonial ,2-Pc. Love Scot Sectiono
Sofos. Exposed solid birch frame
colonial print cover
Danish Style '2-Pc. Loveseot Sec.
tIonol Soto, charcoal cover, woInu
finish, foam cushions --
lozy Boy Hi-Lo Back Reclining Chair
automatic foot rest, foam rubber
cushions los isl ---
SeIig Modern Upholstered Chair
foam scot and back cushion.
(soiedl
Regency 2-Pc. Sectional Soto Rose
MoteIosse Cover, foam rubber
cushions, kick pleot skirt
Traditional Love Scot Beige onc
Gold Cover -
lodies Lounge Chair, Troditiono
style Tufted back, foam rubber
cushion, kick pIeot skirt, rose cover
Modern 3-Pc. Sectional foam cush.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Flu Toll Up to 80
In Italy Hospital

BRESCIA, Italy, Feb. 20 (AP)
The death toll from influenza
at a neuropsychiatric hospital
In nearby Pontevico climbed to
33 tonight. Thirty-one aged
women patients and two nurs-
ing nuns have died in the past
IL days.
Ten other women patients
were moved to medical hos
pitfalls in BreScia because they
were gravely i'll with flu. Fifty
more of the $50 patients at the
neuropsychiatric hospital are
Ill.
A wave of virulent influenza
has swept Italy in the past few
weeks.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

and fiber to make friends and
allies among the developing and
underfed peoples of the world" A."
He said that if the peoples Of
the world can be convinced
that democratic government is
more efficient than totalitarian
government, the chances for
world peace are increased.
Mr.. Wickard said exporting
American farm surpluses "is
an easy hope in solving United
Evening star., 1960-02-21

States agricultural problems.
But forcing our surpluses on
the world creates international
problems, of which we also
have a surplus.
THE truth is" Mr.. Wickard
added, that if we were to
throw our farm products on
the world markets for what
they would bring, world prices
would go down so fast the
products wouldn't bring much"
Evening star., 1960-02-21
TUNNEL
$13 Million Project
Part of Inner LooD

The tunnel project has been
under discussion for years, and
city highway officials praised
the Park Service contract award
as an important step toward
its completion.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
DINING ROOM

Radiant Birch Contemporary Buf-
tet, Ext Tobe, 6 Side Chairs -4I9OO 1890
Country Line Contemporary Cherry
Buffet , ----- 1900 $500
Grond Rapids Modern Buffet and
Shelf Top = 38495 $500
tet, Ext Table, 4 Side, Arm
Choirs 968oo $1,000
Junior Size Dining Room in Cordo-
von Nah. Buffet, China, Ext Table,
4 Side choirs 4lo 90 $4,000
Tung ST Oriental Modern Walnut
and Ebony Buffet, China Top Ext
TobIe, q Side, z Arm Chairs - 7o5. 90 4ee 90
Drop leof Toble, Casual Oak - 1905 4e.e5
Drop Leaf Table, Solid Rock Maple 6995 $500
French Provincial. Fruitwood Finish
Drop leof Table, Side Chairs 5000 1880
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Odd Dining Room Chairs Side and Arm
Chairs in Various Styles and Finishes
Take with. Reg. up to 1895. GW 5.e5
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Open Stock Pieces by ThomosviIIe, Bosset
Century Unique and many others in vorous
styles and finishes Specially priced.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Plastic Covered Occasional Choirs Black,
Ivory and Turquoise. Reg 1926 each
CIV. for r----- --- $500
Beochiey Custom Sofos-Secton-
os-Chors. Now reduced 25oo or more.
TypicoI Value Soto, reo 315OO G.W, $4,000
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Open Stock Pieces from Century, Bossett
Unique, American, HuntIey and Many Others
in Various Styles and Finishes Specially Priced
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-08

NyE HOME ond INVESTMENT
Young BRICK aFAMHY. North
Of Blvd. In Euclid. Builders own
investment. therefore quality
constructed with custom feo-
tuYes. There o1s 2 identical SPA.
CIOUS 5 room suites featuring
2 moster bedrooms. full dining
room. well plonned kitchen with
nook. Ia baths. enclosed sun
porch. dmple closets and stor.
age. Suite No. 3 Il very unique
with III 8 spacious rooms con-
sisting Of living room. kitchen.
bedroom and bath. Separate
front and side snronces. Divided
basement with rec1eotion room.
individual utilities, attached ga.
RACES. extrd parking facilities.
beach association. YeorlY in
come IL Just under $4,000.
Shown BY appointment only.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-08
REALTORS

ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
Atrdctive stucco 2-story privote
residence: ideolly suited for
COMBINATION OFFICE AND
RESIDENCE. Large l2-room
CENTER HALL COLONIAL. 4
sepmute entrances: adequate
up-to-dote plumbing and hedt-
ing focilities; full basement:
life time tile roof. Terrific Euclid
location. It's vacant and reus-
onablY priced ot S22.500. Seldom
CON we offer something like this.
See for yourself. coll today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-08
4 Bedrooms
CAPE COD BUNGALOW

CAPE COD BUNGALOW
Immaculate condition. z bed
rooms down, z up. Combination
htchen-utilitY room. poneled din
ing room. basement. lh-cor 60
rage. $l9.s00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-08
Family Home

Euclid brick and homs coloniol.
Living md dining room. cheer
full kitchen. enclosed rem porch.
8 bedrooms. divided basement.
lh.cm garage. full shaded lot.
Must be sold!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-08

In Beverly Hills. brick center
hull coloniul. 6 lorgs rooms plus
vestibule and enclosed rear
porches: divided basement with
redceotion room; 2 fireploces: 2.
cor gWoge. 4 delightful home
and location.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-08

The perfect home for your fonily.
This ottrocuvs 4-bedroom brick
ronch II built ON q ! acre lot.
Hos lovely corpeted living room
with fireplace. lorgs dining room.
also competed. Kitchen hos built
ins. 2l1 ceromic tile boths: full
divided basement featuring q
poneled yeoeotion room: al
hardwood loors: 3-cm ottuchsd
gudge. cement drive. 4 wonder
full executive buy at $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-08
ImmeU0to
0ccupo poncY

Lovely older 5-bodroom coIonid
home. Full basement: 2h a.
tdchsd emugs: lWgs competed
living and dining rooms: storms
and screens: nicely londscdped
l28xl8S lot. The perfect home
for q lorgs fumily. Only $ls.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-08
EUCLID
FAMILY HOME

6 bedrooms. IL rooms total. oil
large. Lot 70x537. M d ern
throughout and well conditioned;
full basement with gos furnace:
kitchen l5.6xl2.2, dining room
l7.2xl2.6, wood-burning fireplace
in 24xl5.4 living room; 2-cur CO.
rage. S23. 800. We will take your
present home in trade on any Of
the above homes based on FILA
opproisdl.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-08

s lurgs room COLONEL with wood
burning fireplace. Competing. di-
vided basement with rec. room.
Special ceiling to floor living
living room windows. lst time
offered by original owner at
S24.90o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-08
REAL ESTATE
FIRST OFFERING

FIRST OFF0aM0
Euclid brick bungalow
featuring
4 Lovely modern kitchen
X 2 bedrooms
4 Lorge pdneled room of
kitchen
X KnottY pine re1eotion
4 Gas heot
! Storms and screens
X lh-cm garage
4 Lot 45xl65
4 Good location
\ Immediate occupancy
X Other extros
\ SEE TODAY. Sle.l00
OVERLOOKING LAKE
Crestlond Ave. Lovely 4h room
bungalow on q l00xl05 Il. lot.
Enclosed sun porch. beach priv
ileges. Our Lody Of Perpetual
Help Perish. Sl8.900.
Sl7.s00
Dresden Rd. of Taylor: Shed
room colonial. double gmoge.
Nice location In Christ The King
and Caledonia schools.
OUTSTANDING VALUE
AND WE MEAN I'll
See for yourself this 4-yem-old
semi-ronch off BoYridge Blvd; 5
minutes to Shoregote: "a < 36
foundation: 2 bedrooms down.
spacious kitchen. open stoirwdy
to End: full basement: qos heat:
5oxl50 lot: double garage; q
real buy at only Sls.900.
Sl0.so0
North OF ST. Clair on E. l44th St.
4 bedrooms, full basement. gas
heot. new double garage: toxes
only Sl28 q yem.
NORTH OF BLVD.
Neot 7-yedr-old Tapestry brick
bungalow with open stoirwoy
to expondoble up. Full base
nfent. gos heot. lh-cm goroge.
beach privileges. Must be seen
to appreciate. Owner will help
finoncs. Sls.90o.
WnLOWICK BUNGALOW
Featuring -.
4 3 Bedrooms
4 Kitchen -Dinette
4 Vestibule Entrmcs
4 Full Basement
4 Cos Heot
4 Incinerotor
4 aluminium Storms { Screens
X fenced-in You'd
4 lh-cm Gmogs
See this neot home for ooly
$l7.s00 todoY.
&. M. ROSS, Inc.
18o51 Lake Shore Blvd.
w. I-4200
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-08

Fully tiled basement. 3 bedrooms
with double closets. kitchen with
eoting space. also dinette. vesti-
bule entrance, tencsd-in reU
you'd. AL improvements In and
pmd for. South Of Euclid Ave-.
Sl8.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-08

) bedrooms. full dining and
breakfast rooms. Corpeting. at
toched 2-cur garage: larger well
londscdped lot with barbecue.
Low eos.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-08

Don't miss seeing this brick md
frame ronch. Nice sized living
und dining rooms. Lovely IRE
place. ldrge kitchen. 3 spocious
bedrooms. z boths: lh-cm CO.
ruge und s0xl50 londsoopsd lot.
4 reol borgoin at $3.50