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ROOMS FURN-MD..VA.

ALEX. LARGE BEDROOM. sun
deck. dressing room. bath, in new
dble. ref. exch. so. 5-l24s.
ALEX.-Lovely rm., mr.. George
Washington II s non-smoker. gen.
tleman: $40 week. so. 5-5037.
ARL., N.-Nice rm. w/refgr also
studio ant. . rms. lge closet
employed persons. KE. s-6721.
ARL. BLVD, nr. Seven Corners
Pvt. entr. and bath; by wk. OF
mo; cpl or sgl. JE. 4-9465.
ARL. N-Rm for young prof. man
officer OF student, home privileges
refs. .exch., S55. KE. S-5431 ewes
or wk ends
ARLINGTON, N.-LEe. cor. rm. for
dignifled home, close TO every
thiEg; parking. IA. 2-7567.
ARL., va, nr. Ft. Myers.-Dble. de
luxe pvt. bedrm. in bachelors apt q.
for l-2 gents accustom to luxury
living: TV, radio, Stereo, pvt
phone, etc ia 2-241S.
ARL.. s16 S. Barton st.-Nice rm
for gent. adj. bath: min. tc
Navy Annex. ia s-S6s5.
ARL., N Nicely furn.. list n.
bedrm., pvt. bath: transp clost
by; Gentleman JE 3-77l6.
BETHESDA - Nice room. shower
good location: privileges: gentle
man. OIL. 4-l74a.
FURNISHED ROOM with pvt bath
/ Gentlemen only! nr. Lan"lev PIX
conv. bus, shops. JU. 9-"8s0.
MT. RATNIER-Sleeping room fol
rent. UN. 4-l748
SEVEN CORNERS - Room with
private bath bus line Dav, week
month .TE 3-3aaS
SLEEPING ROOM for ! or e.
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CoLORED-4O ADAMS ST NV

C0LORED - SWAMI ST. NV. -
Furn. rm for employed couple OF
single man. Call NO. 7-s474.
CQLORED-NEWLY FURN. DBL
RM.. in home OF colored dress de.
signer. for refined career vomer
or students: inter-racial. conven.
lent neighhorhood. DU. 7-797s
COL0RED - LGE., WARM. redec
9-S352
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APrs. FuRMIsHED-YA lAPr& UNFuRNsHEp-p. Q.
tcoNIINUED)

ARL., NEAR PENTAGON-Family
apt. rate day or week. and hotel
room; free parking. IA. 2-3343.
ARL., n, 2sO0 Key olvd.-LiV
rm., din. nm, bedrm., bath, kit
500 mo. Utils furn. Open sat-
Sun.
ARL., N.-Small apt. / blk. shop.
ping and bus line: middle gee
empl. lady KE. S-672l.
ARL., NEAR KEY BRIDGE, 1858 N
18th st., End floors rms. {:
bedrms.D. kit, bath: S95 mo incl
all utils. Phone D. r. WELDON
AGENT. Re. 7-2l41 weekdays.
AT CLARENDON-Efnc, apt. com
pletely furn. $50 80 per mo. 301(
10th st. n. Apt. 8. IA. 2-3027.
CONVENIENT, comfortable plus
choice ocation-Boulevar Gar
dens (between Natl Airport ant
Alexandria, at 1908 Abingdon dr.
1-bedrm. apts at S1l0, incl. al
utils. Res. Mar, 1l03 Portner I'd
No, lis, XII. 9-4956 or call MA
S-2345. SHANNON g. LUCHS co
FALLS CH.-Nicely furn i bedrm
liy. rm., dinette. kit, bath: bus
$50. Adults. JE. 4-5737.
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l6th ST, I922-Motel-style; sgls.
dols $40 up Mod rugs. desks
lamns. Mrs. st beds. decor. etc
1884 FARRAGUT ST. N.W.-Base.
ment; lge room, pvt. entr. and
oath; $40. RA. 3-7737.
1917 NJ ST. N.W.-Front rm.
single; phone and auto. laundry
50 per Rk.
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FIREPL WOOD-Free on site: Q
#. lengths. Ruatan and 6lSt ct.
Bcrwyn Hgts., Nd
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HORSE TRAILER

Can haul lge. horses and pony.
ALL METAL. excel cond See at
SMITH SERVICE STATION. cor
ner Ga. ave. and Rte. 2S. Nor
beck, Nd. Phone VIII. 5000.
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APIS. FURNlSHED-D. @.
fCONTINuEDl

Sc. AREA-1-bedrm. apt: every.
thing furn.; conv. shop. ant
transp.; avail. now. LU. 3-2595.
S.E.-Attrac. l-bedrm.: conV
transp., shopping center: lndry
facilities; reas. 10. 2-6l93.
SHERATON-PK. VIC.-Conv. enc
| person, utils. incl, S55. 26O(
Garfield st. NV. DU. 7-700S.
STUDIO house, bedrm., nieei,
furn.. on beaut. estate on Poto
mac. Working couple pref; sc. nr
Boiling Field and busline. S1Ol
mo. incl. utils 10. 3-5671.
THE PRESIDENT MADISON-I90l
Florida ave, n.w.-Well furnished
efhc.,. pastel kit. and tiled bath
Suitable for two-All util. incl
Elev, Ldry., g. strg.. Facil.-sUl
ccSIGIfEESpIly csII Leo NJ HNsNsTS2N Mgr;; Ne lS@0o 20
Agent, DE, 2-S4S4
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CAIRO HOTEL
1915 Que ct NV.
Free TV in Every Room
COLOR TV IN LOBBY

AAN A-NOADA
Rooms Sl1 Week and Up
An hotel services. coffee shop. park
in" adjacent.
Phone Ho. 2-21O4
CATHEDRAL VIC.-Attrac., quiet
empl. man, S35. Wo. 8-O446.
CATHEDRAL AVE, nr. Conn.,
lge. rms, kit. and porch: en-
ployed ladies. AID. 1861.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Lovely nm
with breakfast, pvt. home, ! blk
to Conn. ave. Gentleman. Park:
$50 mo. EN- 3-l403.
CLEVELAND PARK, 3415 Bath st.
Charming, lge., 2nd-foor studio
bedrm. Fireplace, pvt phone; $50.
Also. 3rd-1oor hedrm; $50. Spa
cious pvt. home WO. 6-09a2.
CONN. AVE, across from Sheraton
PIX. Hotel.-Lge. rm., turn. as liv.
rm., redec. co h-0065. Ext. 504
CONN.-Cathedrsl ave. Conf. quiet
rm.; walk in closet, semi pvt
bath. Al tranSp. HU. 3-5"7a.
CONN. 4 NEBRASKA AYES: pri-
vate home, room for gentleman,
next to bath; reference: EN-. g.
NONN, hNEb DUUV-bphClUub I'm
for refined permanent or temp.
guest: every COW. HO. 2-43OO,
Ext. 800.
CONV. to downtown bus: rm. in det.
pvt. home / or 2 empl. ladies
PRIVILEGES. RA. 6-26s3.
DOUBLE ROOM for employed
couple or 2 men in private apt
tranSp. CO. 5-s085. l7'
DUPONT CIR.-Newly dec. rm.,
pvt bath: unlim PHI; lge. closet:
excel transp.; man AID. 4-S13S
DUPONT CIR.-l766 Church st.
LRe. sgl. fnt. Priv. bath, Refined
empl. gent. $40. DE. 2-049l, refs
Emery-Georgian Hotel
1912 G ST. NV.
Near White House ana YMcA: air
cond 24-hr switchboard per
manent guests catered to; hot
with showers weekly. 5000 up;
daily 81 up RE 7-ls12
FAIRMoNT ST. IIaI = Nice lge
'front.' rm;. newly decorated 50
Wk. gentleman. Ho. 2-2624.
FAIRMoNT ST, IiOI, Apt. 317-
Fine, warm rm, for employed
gentleman: elev. conv. transp.
FRONT ROOM, 2 expos. pvt. bath
unlim, phone: blk of Conn. ave
and Mckinley St. $50 mo, Gen.
sman. Call Wo. 6-0S96.
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POULTRY AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HAY FOR SALE-About 2EO tons
verv fine quality mixed grasses
no weeds: some red clover Mus
be seen to be appreciated Nc
reas. ofier refused. MATTAPONl
FARM. Groom, Md. Call NJ Z,
p-1- Wn GOnI
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PERFECT

Apt. and services for the discrimi
mating. 1000 air cond, beautiful
ly furn incl linen, cooking uten
sec. serv., etc, garaEe, TV avail
HILLTOP HOUSE. corner 18th
l476 Euclid NV embassy row
central loo at park HU 3-3In!
O ST. NV. I7ib-Efic LIST n. from
reirg., stove, adjoining bath. So
Sgle. AID. 2-eb0s.
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(coNIINUED)

CHTLLUM MANOR, Rigs I'd. and
N. capitol ,st.-Beautiful court.
available Feb. /: spacious 1-bed.
rm. apt. huge rms, 2 halls, 1
closets; next to school, transp. anc
shopping; S95 incl. all utils. RA
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Horse Blanket Sale

Horse Blanket Sale
2O'c Savings Assorted colors. Bes-
cons and Bakers.
6TOMBOCKS FE. 3-l224
937s NJ St. NV. Georgetown
PASTURE FOR HORSES-Almost
140 acres Of truly beautiful mixed
grasses, pasture with about 80
acres Of red clover and a 40
thousand gallon tank Of running
artesian water with unlimited
supply from 300-ft underground; ;
all Anchor fencing and gates
Just l mi. from Groom, Nd. at
Mattaponi Farms. Also wonder
full barn with both box and
standing stalls, and over 200
tons of top quality baled hay.
UnQuestionably the finest pastur-
Ing for horses in the Wsshington-
Baltimore area. Call wO. 6-S20l
or Ma. 7-2727.
QUARTER HORSE. gelding, I4.3
hands, top western broke, gentle
and sound. CH. S-76S5.
THREE YOUNG THOROUGHBRED
MARES-One is q proven show
mare. one hunting now, ready to
show; one schooling we'll. WI,
8 BEAUTIFUL RIDING HORSES
{" Paliminol, good jumpers. well
mennered Chantillv Farms. Fair
faT, Va. Phone Herndon 3e-J-2.
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APTS. UKFURHIsEED-D. c,

ADAMS MILL RD. NV, 2633,
blk; 18th and Columbia I'd
and . bedroom apts.: S95 and
S79.5O; large rooms, large closet
space, newly decorated. See jani-
tor on premises. NO. 7-27S5 or
wkdays., SIMPSON CO., ME. s.
300.
ALL CONvENIENCEs, lO3 Kennedy
St. NV: rms. kit. dinette and
bath, S67 so. Key with janitor
Call Ma S-3a64
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SLEEPING ROOM for ! or e.
semipvt bath. Pvt. entr. Plenty
OF parking JU a-30g5
1929 HAMT ST. Hyattsville-
Nicely fuTn. sleeping rm., conv. ID
bath: refined man. AP. 7-2725.
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HORSE. registered, half Arabian
and brides. Ak 9-9139.
HORSES BOARDED, nearby Va.
S35 mo. WO. 6-199S.
HORSES B0ARDED-Room for 2
plenty room to ride. Simpsonville
Nd, .nr. Hopkins lab Atlas g.
9S79, week ends and after q.
HORSE AND PONY AUCTION SAIL
every Friday; 7;3o pm; HILL.
I'd, Temple Hills. Nd. CH. S-s022
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APTs. FURNISHED-VA.

ADMIRALTY APIS, luxury type;
. bedrms., nicely furn.: l mi.
Key Bridge; $40 incls. utils. ia.
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

FURN. BEDRM. with closet, close
to bath; ,desira6le; close-in sc.
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HORSES BOARDED, reasonabl,
prices, Onley Maryland GORDON
KEYS, WA. 4-4029 or WA. f.
Q1@5
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Rooms Sl1 Week and Up
All hotel services, coffee shop. park
In adjacent.
Evening star., 1960-01-11
December Rise
Predicted for
Steel Prices

CLEVELAND. Jan. II (AP) =.
Steel magazine predicted to-
day tn a t across the board
price increases by steel COM
panieS are not likely before
Decmeber when the first wage
increase goes into effect.
But selective raises will come
before then, the Woodworking
weekly said. Extra charges
also may be increased. Spe-
cialty items requiring a lot of
production man hours are
prime candidates for early ac-
ton" the publication said.
Because the contract settle
ment with the United Steel
workers Union assures labor
peace, steel companies will go
on a production bender during
the first half of the year and
pour out a record 10 million
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tons of steel, the magazine
forecast.
The mills got OF to a good
start, producing 2,7o7,0OO tons
last week, operating at 95 per
cent of the industry's 1860
rated capacity. The 1860 an
nual capacity of 148.570,970
tons is up by 1.9 million tons
from the 1859 figure.
OF so executives interviewed
by Steel, As agreed steel prices
will be raised eventually. The
magazine said if and when the
price raise comes, it won't af-
feet all steel products.
Competition from aluminium
may discourage increases in
stainless steel. Prices Of barbed
wire, nails and fence can't be
hiked because foreign produc-
ers are underSelling American
makers now" Steel said.
The Woodworking weekly
gave this rule of thumb for
mula for a possible price in
crease:
Every penny gain in en-
ployment costs means a 40
cent incerase directly and in
Directly in making each ton
of steel. So the new Accent
wage pact will hike steelmak-
ing costs $16 a ton over the
term of the contract" -'-
Evening star., 1960-01-11
Stocks Lower,
SteeIs, Autos
Off Sharply

NEW YORK, Jan. IL (AP).-
Steels and motors took fairly
sharp losses as the stock mar
ket dipped for the fourth
straight session today. Trading
was fairly active early this
afternoon.
Leading stocks took losses Of
fractions to about 2 points.
While the pivotal industrials
were dropping rather badly an
assortment of minor issues,
several of them low-priced,
were advancing in active
trading. The business news
background remained quite
good.
Prices fell away as the ses-
sion wore on. Rails, aircrafts
and electronics were mixed.
Chemicals, airlines, oils, build
ing materials and nonferrous
metals were mostly lower.
Corporate bonds rose. Gov
ernment bonds were steady.
Evening star., 1960-01-11
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Wholesalers Sales in Novem-
Der were go above the like
month in 1858; for II months
they totaled s117.2 billion, up
l1T6 from the 1858 period.
Gen. Foods Corp. announced
James P. Delafield has been
named president of its inter
national division.
J. NJ. Huber Corp. announced
its price for inks used on fiat
bed and cylinder news presses
will be increased by one cent a
pound on February /.
RaytheOn Co. has been
awarded three Army contracts
totaling S35,27l,00O for work
on the Hawk missile.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
received a sos million con-
tract to produce portable Early
Warning Radar for the Air
Force and Marine Corps.
Evening star., 1960-01-11
Discount Rate
Rise Expected

The Investment Bankers AS
ISOLATION advised its members
today that rumors of an in
crease in the discount rate to
AZ per cent fairly soon "ap-
peared to be well founded"
In it's weekly summary of
Federal Reserve Board actions.
the IBA noted that three
month Treasury bills have been
selling at 4l2 per cent yield or
more for longer than a month.
The reserve board normally
dislikes to keep the discount
the interest rate at which it
lends to its member banks
below the rate on Treasury
bills for any length of time.
Evening star., 1960-01-11
Earnings

New England Tel. & Tel. in
II months ended November 30
earned s44,Sl8,370 VS.. $38,1l5,-
752 in 1858.
Wilson & Co. in year ended
October 81 earned $9,565, 1896 or
1888 a share VS.. $7,760,99l or
S3.l0 in 1858.
United Shoe Machinery in 9
months ended November 30
earned $7.225.o07 or $500 a
share VS.. s5,s55,340 or S2.47 in
1858 period.
Two Guys From Harrison in
year ended August 81 earned
81 l.048,332 or $l.23 a share VS..
$953, ,082 or $l.12 in 1858.
Red Owl Stores in Q months
ended November % earned ST..
770.757 or $250 in 1858 period.
Hudson g. Manhattan R.R.
IN II months ended November
80 had a loss Of Sl,657,s ,s07 VS..
a loss Of $l.043.263 in 1858 Pc
riod.
Evening star., 1960-01-11
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Jan. II CAP) CUSDA)
Butter offerings moderate. Receipts
t2 days. 47S,O00. Wholesale prices on
bulk cartons freshl. Creamery, score
AA 59-59R4 cents; 20 score A 5Sla-59
Cheese offerings ample. Demand poor
to good Receipts G. days. 1872 900.
Wholesale sales. American cheese whole
milk. Single Daisies fresh 40-i3 cents.
Single Daisies aged 50-53. Flats aged
4S-52. Processed American pasteurized
lbs 39-40R2. Domestic Swiss wheels
grade a 4S-55: grade B 46-52; grade
c $3.50
Wholesale egg offerings relatively
heavy Receipts 60 daysl 1a,20O. New
York spot quotations follow Midwest
ern: Mixed colors; Extras C4S-5O lbsl
2Sl7-2gla: extras medium 96la-2S:
standards large 26-27ha. checks 24-26.
Whites: Extras t4S-5OD 29la-3l: extras
medium 26la-2S. Browns: Extras as
so lbs) 3O-3l
Nearby: Whites; Top quality (4S-5O
lbs 30l2-34l2; mediums 2S-29; smalls
1924 a, Browns Top quality (4S-5O
lbsl 3O1a-32: mediums 2S-29; smalls
1928.
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Offer for Cosden

NEW YORK, Jan. II (AP)
W. r. Grace g. Co. today
offered to buy q maximum
100000 shares of Cosden
Petroleum Corp. common stock
for S25 a share. The offer ex-
pires February IL, Grace said.
1t could expire earlier If the
maximum number of shares
are received before then but
not before January 20.
Evening star., 1960-01-11
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. II (APl.-Trading
In grain futures came under mixed
influences today and prices generally
were within small fractions Of previ-
Gus closes most OF the time
of the day with the Nav delivery
again hitting a new season high The
United Arab Republic was good
buyer over the week end. It took
about ! "a million bushels of red and
hard wheat and 10000 tons Of -four
Chicago Cash Markets
No wheat sales. Corn No. . yellow
] ,l6l4; No. yellow, | 12 "a; No 4 yell
low, .14la; No. . yellow CCC, liz:
No. 2 yellow CCC. 1,17i4; No, 4 vel
low local, 1.07'2; No. 5 yellow local,
white, so soybeans No. yellow.
:. "a "a; No. 4 yellow, 2O334 Barley:
Mailing choice. 1.15-1 25n; feed, 90
l .03n.
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N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. IL (APl.-Cotton
futures were higher in quiet trading
today.
Mill and commission house buying
met only limited hedge selling and
LIQUIDATION.
Memphis reports to a leading spot
frm indicated that sales OF spot cotton
improved late last week although buy
ing extended only as far ahead as April
shipment
Late afternoon prices we're 25 to
80 cents a bale higher than the pre-
viouS close March 1905, May 1916
and July 33 90.
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Vouqht Buys Company

DALLAS. Tex, Jan. II tAPl
-Vought Industries today an
nounced purchase Of Mid States
Corp. Battle Creek, Mich, one
OF the Nations major manu-
facturers Of trailer homes. The
purchaser is a subsidiary of
Chance Vought Aircraft Corp.
Evening star., 1960-01-11
. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Stock Unofficial Net
and Div. Sales zoos High Low 2:20 chg
Evening star., 1960-01-11

Hourly Sales on the Exchange
Hoo am. $40 600 Noon $50 600
l:0Op.m. 2 o5o 600 2:OOp.m. z 400 600
Unit OF trading 10 shares on sales in
full; Rates Of dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly OF semi-annual decla.
ration. Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not included
a Also extra or extras. Annual rate
plus stock dividend d Declared OF paid
In 1853 plus stock dividend Declared
or paid 50 tan this year Payable in
stock during 1889 estimated cash value
on eG-dlvidend or redistribution date
Paid last year h Declared OF paid
after stock dividend OF splitup De.
Clared OF pald this yeaI. an accumula
tive issue with dividends in arrears
? PAD this year dividend omitted, de
terred or no action taken at last dividend
meeting Declared OF paid in 1860 plus
stock dividend Payable In stock durint
1860 estimated cash value, on ex-diViden0
Or redistribution date Liquidating div.
tdend; cid Called \ Ex dividend x-dis Ex
distribution XT Ex rights XIV Without
warrants. WV With warrants. wd When
distributed. wi When issued nd Next day
delivery, q In bankruptcy or receiverShip
or BENG TeorganiZed under the Bank.
ruptcy Act. or securities assumed by
such companies.
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Jan. IL (AP) .-Divi-
dends announced:
Pc Stk of Pay
Rate riod record able
Stock
Thriftimart ABB x5ro $40 ALL
XPayable in class stock
REGULAR
Pac Lighting 80 90 Q l-20 2-i5
Ryder system .175 l-25 2-29
Thriftimart A&B 80 @ 2-l0 81
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. Jan. II CAP). The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd lot transactions BY
PRINCIPAL dealers for January s: pur
chaSeS Of 44O,SS3 shares; sales OF
3lS,539 shares including sos shares
sold short.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15

4-room unfurnished
upper; automatic gas heat; also
furnished utility suite, couple or
single; no children or pets.
WIZ 2-O16Q
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
FOR RENT
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS

WICKLIFFE; 4-room unfinished
upper; automatic gas heat; also
furnished utility suite, couple or
single; no children or pets.
VIII. 3-O469.
UPSTAIRS rooms and bath. ideal
for couple. Call after PO. l-4232
FURNISHED rooms and bath,
3rd floor. 16516 Kipling ave
FURNISHED suite up: modern bath,
new kitchen; utilities included eX-
cept lights; close to everything;
between Waterloo and Lake Shore
blvd; adults only: SIS. Call after
p. m. w. 1-7ll2
NEWLY decorated 5-room lower;
off Noble; prefer adults; available
Immediately. Call HI. 2-5654.
EUCLID-Babbitt area; desirable q
bedroom modern duplex dec
Grated; garage; carpeting; base
ment: ] block to new school; Sis.
MO. 2-8958.
g ROOMS furnished, on Bird floor;
740 East l27th ST.. off Shaw ave.
PO. 1-7685.
5 ROOMS; completely furnished;
will lease for 6 months.
MU. 1-4110.
4 ROOMS up; 155O5 Kipling ave. Call
after z p. m. Ii. 1886.
5 ROOMS up; good condition: SIS;
with garage; accept children.
KE. 1-4241.
EAST 117th off St. Clair; rooms
up; newly decorated. unfurnished,
stove and refrigerator available;
SIS; furnished, SIS: white.
KE, 1-4l83 or Ii, 1852
6 ROOMS upstairs; white; pleasant
neighborhood. w. 1-434O.
EAST Cleveland, East I46th off
Woodwork; S rooms up; garage.
S85; working couple or 2 career
men or women. UL. 1-08O6.
3Ia ROOMS, newly furnished. 29617
Sylvan dr.. north of Shoregate
Shopping Center.
4 FURNISHED rooms, 3rd floor.
852 Rondel. KE. 1880.
S NICELY decorated rooms up.
Eddy-East 125th area, near bus.
and shopping, SIS. GIL. 1-7362.
PARKGROVE. 4 rooms, bath, up,
gas heat, garage. reasonable.
SIX. 1-1710.
5 ROOM upper suite with heat.
LAKEFRONT ave, 1742, upper 6
large rooms. very near Euclid ave.
$50. VIII. 2-ll19 or MU. 1-7348
BENDER ave, East Cleveland.
Clean. modern 4 rooms and bath,
2 porches, basement. near Rapid
Transit, $50 per month. Owner
KE. 1-l934, VIII. l-8784.
EDDY-freeway. 6 rooms up, newly
decorated, reasonable, ! teenager,
white. MU. 1-0478.
EAST both, 956, 5 rooms down:
garage, furnace, adults; white.
GL. 1-5806.
428 EAST 152nd. newly decorated
rooms, modern1zed kitchen:
steam heat, hot water furnished;
white, adults. Nv. 6-3042.
LAKE Shore-East l46th area, Groom
efficiency, furnished large kitch-
en-. bedroom, share bath, convent
ent location, utilities paid, $65.
KE. 1-6400.
WICKLIFFE brick double, 5 rooms
and bath, up, garage, pleasant.
convenient location. KE. 1-6400.
EAST Cleveland, So rooms down
stairs. gas heat, newly decorated.
UL. 1-4594.
S ROOM apartment unfurnished.
End floor. near all conveniences.
KE. 1-2523.
2la STUDIO apartment. complete
GE kitchen, End floor. near all
conveniences. GIL. 1873.
1903 LUCKNOW. 3 rooms and
bath. $50. EV. 2-2l44.
COLLINWOOD area, rooms, up,
adults. w. 1924.
ALCOY rd.. 1885. S bright rooms,
second floor. heat. stove. refriger-
ator, immediate occupancy.
KE. 1-0082.
EUCLID, rooms. bath up, garage,
SIS. Call RE. 1-8808.
5 ROOMS up, newly painted, new
tile floors. adults. one child ac-
cepted, $50.
Call Ii. 1-5248 after $3.50 pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
FOR RENT
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS

5 ROOMS upstairs: clean; gas fur
mace: large porch: adults. l4412
Potomac. Ii. l-ll73.
5 ROOMS up; adults only; S65
month. MU 1-7923.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03
County Democrats
Hold Meeting
To Plan Campaign

Richland County Democrats, re-
presenting the Central Committee
the County Democratic Club, the
Democratic Womens Club and the
Young Democrats met at the home
of Henry Schepens last Thursday
evening to coordinate plans of
action for the coming campaign.
William Baue of the Central
Committee chaired the meeting,
while Elmer Fladmo was secretary.
Senator G. R. Theissen reported
on the highlights of his trip to
the National Convention in Los
Angeles, which nominated Sena-
tors Kennedy and Johnson as the
Democratic team to go into the
Presidential election.
An official canvas of Montana
Primary votes, sent out by Frank
Murray, Secretary of State, was
reviewed. 1t was interesting tc
note that Richland County hao
4547 eligible voters and that about
300 voted in the primary. The
best vote-getter in the Governors
race garnered less than 500 of the
total vote cast in the county. A
presidential election usually bring.
out over 1000 voters in this county
DR.. G. o. Watkins, Frank Dan.
iels and Eddie Dotson are working
on special assignments in regard tt
the fall campaign.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-03
Lambert Wins
Cd MOk See

Culbertson - The Lambert Sad
die Club with a total of 610 points,
rode off with top honors at the
Culbertson O-Mok-See John Lab,
secretary of the Culbertson Sad
die Club reports.
Glasgow was second with $50
points; Culbertson, 800; Plenty
wood, ITO; Malta, $50; Poplar
100. The Sidney entrants did not
place.
Ger 800 entries were register
ed for the % events, and 104 tro-
phies were awarded to the first
through fourth place winners.
First places winners IN the vari-
GUS divisions of the main events
were: Clover leaf, under 12-Lar-
ry Sather, Glasgow, 22.8 seconds
time; 12-16-Larry Putnam, Lam
bert, 20.1; Women-Marge Muir
ray, Lambert, 20.2; men-Ronnie
Clark, Glasgow, 1919.
Pole bending, under 12-Bob-
bic Rehbein, Lambert, 34.5; IL
16-Larry Putnam, PAL; Women
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