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Evening star., 1960-02-12
TORSIoN-SPRING RIDE

Each front wheel, suspended in
dependently Of the other, is free
to step individually over bumps.
And shockproof torsion springs
up front soak up the jars and iolts
before they reach the body. With
three rugged new tailored-to-the-
truck rear suspensions to further
reduce road shocks, Chevy gives
you the smoothest truck ride
you've ever felt.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
EASIER TO HOP IN

Chevy doors are wider and floors
on many models are a whole
seven inches lower without sac
rificing road clearance), so it's a
lot easier to hop in and out of
these cabs. This new cab design
pays off big by adding comfort
and convenience to reduce driver
fatigue.
Evening star., 1960-02-12

pro, gave to the architects.
Frank Murray and Russell
Roberts.
Doser. who will be the pro-
fessional at the new course next
year, followed some theories of
his own in helping design the
l8-hole course.
Graded for Approaches
Clarence insisted on grading
the fairways from the greens
back to the approach shot. at
times as far as 200 yards, so
that every speck Of the putting
surface will be visible from the
approach shot.
DoSer. who visited here from
his Vero Beach, Fla, Job this
week, pointed out that all 10
tees will be from so to 80 yards
in length, and the four par
Evening star., 1960-02-12

Miller topped them in 1858 and
again last year.
Among Miller's accomplish
ments are striking out ls in a
Thinning game while pitching
for Upper Darby High. He later
tanned II in Thinning sand
lot game. He has been attend
ing Temple University since he
was graduated from high schSn
in 1859.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
LIGHT. HANDED STEERING.
even IN THE Big ONES

A new steering linkage system
that cuts vibration means easier
driver control with less effort.
Coupled to a low friction ball
gear steering mechanism, steering
is light, firm and positive. Greatly
reduces driver fatigue. Power
steering is available at extra cost
on many models.
Evening star., 1960-02-12

club-Shody Grove Country Club.
Priyots.
Loestion - Adjacent to Motel
WoshiHstonioR on Route 240. Nine
teen miles from downtown, but less
than 20 minutes from Silver Spring,
end Il minutes from the new 240
and Connecticut oveaus insesee-
tion.
Cost to ioin-lnitiotion fee will
be between $500 ond $500, with
dues probobIy set around $40
monthly.
Booking - Som Zig, Lawrence
Buddy Eis, John {. MeKesvsL
AIehitsets-Murroy and Roberts,
with the close cooperation Of
Clorsnes DoseF.
BuiIden-Muray and Roberta
Evening star., 1960-02-12
CRUISE WHERE OTHERS
CREEP

Torsion-Spring Ride takes the
bounce out of bumps. It's a ride
that cradles the load and the
driver. A ride that allows faster
safe speeds over toughest roads
to get more work done in a days
time.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
CABS CUSHIONED ON
RUBBER MOUNTS

New four-point cab mounting,
with rubber cushions to isolate
road shock, quiets the ride, keeps
down sheet metal vibration.
Evening star., 1960-02-12

champion and veteran Davis
Cup player, yesterday was
named vice chairman Of the
United Davis Cup Committee
Evening star., 1960-02-12
6'S SWORN TO Save

Chevy's 6-cylinder engines are
set to squeeze extra miles out of
every drop Of. fuel. They're, long
famous for low fuel consumption,
high performance.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
SHORT STROKE VS,S

Power-packed for peak perform
ance, Chevy's husky VS's make
child's play out of the toughest
hauls. They have a mind tuned
to economy, too, that keeps costs
down, profits up.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
Seixus Gets Cup Post

NEW YORK. Feb. IL (AP,.-
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia, for
,mer Wimbledon and national
Evening star., 1960-02-12
BERMUDA BLANKETS sEAIRWAYs s
Shady Grove Club
Builds Lush Course

This Is the 10th in a series
on netD golf clubs in the Met
ropolitan Washington area.
The 11th DiH appear merit
tpeek.J
Evening star., 1960-02-12
SHORT new tilt CAB
TRUCKS -

Built like tits should be built,
Chevy's new tilt cabs are the
shortest in the industry (only 72
inches from bumper to back of
cab) so you can haul nearly 60
Gu. #. more cargo. Five medium
and heavy-duty series with gross
vehicle weights from $1,000 to
$4,000 lbs. provide a short new
answer to higher profit hauling.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
SEE YOUR DEALER

1t could be the most important
visit you make in 80. When
you've seen these new Chevies,
you'll agree they're the worlds
most advanced trucks. Then.
drive one and find out why.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
WORTH more
BECAUSE THEY
WORK MORE!

Compare this list of Chevy advances with the
features ordinary trucks are still talking about.
You'll see why Chevy trucks get more work done
in day =. why they 90 extra thousands Of miles
before trade-in time. These Sturdi.BiFt Trucks
aren't just new; they're full scale revolution!
Evening star., 1960-02-12
new DOLLAR SAVING PRICES

NEW UULLHn.SHVINO FkIGES
CheUolet's low prices make big
truck news for go. They mean
money in your pocket on model
after model. Step-Vans, 4-Wheel
Drives, many light-duty models
with automatic transmissions-
all are lower priced. Also, prices
have been reduced on all optional
V8's.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
NO SKINNY, NO WHEEL
FIGHT

Drive a 80 Chevy. Just once.
Right away you'll notice the abb
sence of I-beam shimmy and
wheel fight common on ordinary
trucks. With independent front
suspension there's a brand new,
smoother, easier handling feel
behind the wheel. .
Evening star., 1960-02-12
PEDALS Are SUSPENDED

Suspended pedals need less effort
to depress; give you more room
to stretch your legs out on long
hauls. They also eliminate floor
holes to seal out dirt, moisture,
fumes and road noise.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
TOUGHER, MORE TWIST
RESISTANT FRAMES

They're closest to "unbreakable"
a truck frame ever came. More
rigid, more twist resistant-with
a new X-member reinforcement
in most light-duty frames; greater
beam strength in many Of the
bigger models. Chevy's bulldozer
build starts right herel
Evening star., 1960-03-06
It's Casserole and Salad Time
Quick easy and delicious with Minute Rice and .JeC
Creole Casserole
NJ cups Niln,sfe Rice

cups grated Cheddar cheese
~ cups t1Oomce CAM tomatoes and juice
teaspoon salt " cup finely chopped onion
Grease lhquart baking DISH Spread about one-aIf OF
the Minute Rice rightromthebox in an even LAYER on
bottom Cover with cup of grated cheese; add remaining
rice Combine tomatoes and juice salt and onion in sauce
Pan crushing tomatoes and mixing we'll Bring to boil Pour
over layers Of rice and cheese Bake covered in moderate
oven 05O'F) 10 minutes. Remove from oven uncover:
spoon remaining cheese onto rice mixture around edee
leaving center uncovered Bake minutes longer Serves
Evening star., 1960-03-06

crsasds you, .noyn.a. BY General Food. Kitchen.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Sunny Fruit Mold
! package Lenon JeIl-O
! cup hot water :. I cap cold water
! orange. freed from membrane and diced
banana, sliced 1 red skin apple, diced
eun ealnr~, sk,..a., .Y,s

Dissolve Jello in hOf water Add cold water Chin ,,;,
slightly thckened Fold in fruit and celery Pour into mold
chill until firm At serving time unnoId on crisp Ietsce
garnish with mayonnase. This Jell o dish also makes .h
lively dessert when garnished with whipped r,
cream. Makes servings. ~TI
Evening star., 1960-09-29

Reddix' registration had been
legally challenged along with
the registrations of $500 other
parish Negroes and $500 whites.
DR.. Reddix feels a grievance
is a greater right than the
privilege to vote" Mr.. Lassiter
said.
Sheriff Answers
Sheriff C. E. Hester of Madi-
son said the Rev. William
James Neal probably was not
qualified because he is under
a suspended sentence for nom
support Of his family. Mr.. Neal,
who testified he had been un-
able to register, had told the
commission his ony arrest was
for a minor traffic violation.
Walton Crawford. Red River
Parish registrar, said that
cards filled out by Mrs. Mariah
Turner and Elmo Williams, who
were witnesses Tuesday, were
absolutely unreadable.
Mrs. Mary Bryce, Bossier
registrar, said Eugene Williams
of Haughton, another Negro
witness, tried to register five
times but could never fill out his
application card properly.
Wrote "NOne"
HE did all right on the first
few questions" Mrs. Bryce said,
but down toward the bottom,
he just put the word none as
answers to all questions. On
the space where it asked how
long he had been a resident of
BoSSier Parish, he wrote
'none.'"
Mr.. Gremillion said his staff,
who took down names and teS-
timony. would review the ma
terial carefully to see if any
perjury occurred.
AS the hearing closed, the
commission rebuffed Mr.. Gre
million when he attempted to
read a statement into the rec
ord.
Commission Vice Chairman
Robert A. Storey said commits
sion rules require submission of
written statements "a hours in
advance and Mr.. Gremillion
knew the rules.
Mr.. Storey invited Mr.. Gre
million to be examined as a
witness. Mr.. Gremillion de-
clined.
In the statement, which Mr..
Gremillion released to the
press, he asked for a chance to
present rebuttal testimony.
Evening star., 1960-09-29

IcpOI JCLS VIC lldNC lIlNCoIl-
gated theese stories and found
no merit"
The six-member commission,
a ct-finding body that re-
ports to Congress and the Pres
ident, said Louisiana Negroes
from II parishes filed more
than $50 complaints of vote
denialS.
ancient History"
None of these people have
ever complained to any State
official" said Mr.. Gremillion,
who was an observer at the
hearing. "All this testimony
is ancient history"
Most of the IS Negroes testi-
fled the wide latitude given
parish registrars in applying
voter qualification tests has
helped hold Negro registra-
ton down to % per cent
Eighty-two per cent of eligible
white voters are registered, the
commission said.
Negroes also told of threats
of violence to keep them from
the polls. In one parish, St
Helena, segregated voting ma
chimes create an opportunity
for votes to be showed aside
and not counted" one Negro
witness testified.
The commission yesterday in
vited registrars to appear later
in the day to present rebuttal
testimony. But Mr.. Gremillior
told the commission it was
physically impossible" to get
registrars from distant north
ern parishes to New Orleans on
such short notice.
Takes Issue
"They don't want us there
Red River Parish Registrar Jo-
seph w. Crawford said. That's
obvious"
District Attorney Alvin Las
sitter Of Ouchita Parish took
issue with DR.. John I. Reddix
Negro dentist from Monroe,
who testified he has not beer
able to register since he was
purged from the rolls in 1856
DR.. Reddix's case drew the
attention of the Rev. Theodore
Hesburgh. president of Notre
Dame University and a commits
sion member. Mr.. Hesburgh
said he would report the lin
credible" situation to President
Eisenhower.
Mr.. Lassiter, in a telegram
to Mr.. Gremillion, said DR.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
Louisiono Officials Hit
Neqro Voter Protests

NEW ORLEANS Sept 20 (AP).-A strong wave of pro-
test from State and parish (county officials srged through
Louisiana today in the wake of the Federal Civil Rights
missions two-day hearing voter discrimination
I'm opinion, this hearing nothing but national
publicity STUNT State Attorney General Gremion told
Evening star., 1960-08-05

Federal Aviation Administra-
tor Elwood r. Quesada,
United States Ambassador
designate to Argentina and
Mrs. Roy r. Rubottom, jr.,
and Mrs. Donald A. Quarles.
Following a short cocktail
hour. the guests went In to
dinner in the clubs beautiful,
chandeliered w a S hi n gto n
room. During the dinner
they were entertained by the
Air Force Strclling Strings
and later by an airmen's glee
club.
Among those In the Air
Minister'S party who we're at
the dinner were his son and
daughter IN law, Capt. and
Mrs. Aroldo correa de Mello.
Others attending the black
tie event were the Brazilian
Air, Assistant Air and Naval
Attaches. and their wives,
and Air Force Assistant Sec
retaries Lyle s. Garlock,
Evening star., 1960-08-05
Brazilian Air Minister to Be
Host at Embassy oniqht

The Brazilian Air Minister
and Mrs. Francisco de Mello
wind UP their three-day visit
to Washington with q party
at which they will be hosts
tonight at the Brazilian En-
bassy.
Last night, the visitors were
honored at q black tie dinner
given Jointly by the Secre-
tary Of the Air Force and
Mrs. Dudley Sharp and the
Air Force Chief OF Stan and
Mrs. Thomas D. White.
The dinner, held at the
Boiling Air Force Base Of
ficers Club was also attended
by Brazilia n Ambassador
Walther Moreira Sales.
Others at the head table
included Deputy Secretary of
Defense James H. Douglas.
the Brazilian Minister to the
Organization of American
States and Mrs. Betancourt.
Evening star., 1960-08-05
FOR THE FIRST TINE
Nixon Democratic Kin Changing Vote
lE FIRST TINE

"but because we think he's
the best"
Frank Nixon, late father
Of Vice President Richard
Milhous Nixon, was born in
1878 and raised a few miles
south Of this county seat in
what is known as the Ebe-
nezer community.
He grew up in a log house,
now covered with gray
shingles. It serves as a land
mark of sorts, though torn
sheets Of plexiglass flap at
the windows and the front
yard is overrun with weeds.
A short walk down the
road from the house is the
small, white clapboard
church Frank Nixon attend
ed as a boy.
Not far from these struc-
lures which give Vinton
Countians reason to call Vice
Evening star., 1960-08-05
BY MARGARET JOSTEN
Cincinnati Enuuirer stan Writer

McARTHUR. Ohio. Aug. 5
(AP).-The Democratic kin
folk Of Vice President Nixon
live on a hilltop farm near
here with two horses, two
cows and an assortment of
chickens.
But the Republican stand
ard bearer need not fear op-
position from these militant,
blood and thunder Demo-
cratic relatives who fiercely
defend Franklin D. Roose-
welt and Harry S. Truman.
Roy Benson Nixon, his wife
and son say they will go to
the polls in November and
cast their first votes for a
G. o. P. presidential candi-
date. mot because Richard
is our relative" they say,
Evening star., 1960-08-05

Philip B. Taylor and Court
land D. Perkins. and their
wives.
There from the Joint U. s.
Brazil Defense Commission
were Mai. Gen. Francisco
Borges. Mai. Gen. Jose de
Souza Prata and their wives,
Evening star., 1960-08-05

and Maj. Gen. Antonio Alves
CabraI.
The director Of Pan Ameri-
can Affairs for the Navy, Rear
Admiral Harold M. Briggs
and Mrs. Briggs and Mr..
Alton w. Hamba of the State
Departments Brazilian desk,
and Mrs. Hemba were also
there.
Earlier in the day, Gen.
White was host at a lunch
con In Minister de Mello's-
honor at the Pentagon.
Tonight, the Minister will.
bestow a decoration on Sec
retary Sharp at the Embassy
reception.
Evening star., 1960-08-05

President Nixon I a "Son Of a
son Of home soir' is the l93-
acre farm Of Roy Benson
Nixon. It is easy to find.
Large Placard
Hanging beneath his mall
box on Route, so. 5 miles
west Of town. Is a large
placard carrying the name
Nixon" written with a
flourish of curliques.
Richard Wayne Nixon, 40,
sawmill operator and farm
er, lounges against his old
model automobile a few
yards up in the dirt drive
way.
Richard Milhous Nixon
and I are sons Of first
cousins" he says after COM
ing forward and extending
his hand in a friendly grip.
But I expect you'll be want
ing to see Pa about that"
He summons Roy Nixon
from a patch of vegetable
garden across the way. Hey,
Pa, the sl1eriff's come to
serve a warrant on you," the
son calls jokingly.
The elder Nixon straight
ems up and approaches his
visitors slowly. He is 70
years old, going on 80. But
his eyes beneath a peaked
straw hat are young. alert,
full of pride.
I'D be the Vice Presidents
second cousin because I'm a
full first cousin to his father. I"
announces the old man as he
leads the way into his house.
C0Zy Chat
Not until everybody Is
seated in rocking chairs
around ian old-fashioned coal
stove does talk start about
the political interests of the
Vinton County Nixons.
1t comes from Mrs. Nixon.
wife OF Roy and mother Of
Richard. She is hot and tired
after a day In the kitchen
canning quart jars Of pickles
and green beans.
We're Democrats" she an
nounces. mopping prespira-
ton from her forehead with
the end of an apron. But
we're certainly going to vote
for Richard. It seems to me
he's fitted for the job
Like other Vinton Coun-
tianS, the Nixons are not too
sure how the Vice Presidents
father got to be a Republican
But all chuckle heartily over
the. story Frank Nixon is said
to have told before his death
in 1856.
The story is that he owned
the prettiest horse in towr
and was asked to ride in the
parade when William McKin-
ley visited Macarthur during q
campaign for Ohio Governor
Mr.. Mckinley paid his com.
plimentS to the horse, ther
asked young Frank If hi
would vote Republican. Franz
said he would.
Roy Nixon laughs at the
story and admits Frank never
told 1t to him.
Evening star., 1960-08-05

Mrs. Nixon asks, Wasn't
Franks wife a Republican,"
Roy Nixon carries in the
pocket Of his blue denims q
long list showing family mar
riages. births and deaths.
It shows that George Nixon
III fought with the Union in
the Civil War and died of
wounds he received in the
Battle of Gettysburg. He left
nine children, including Sam
uel Brady Nixon. father Of
Frank, and Hiram Nixon,
father Of Roy. rF
Samuel Brady Nixon was q
mail carrier, farmer. school
teacher and carpenter. His
children were Wadsworth,
Frank, Ernest, Hugh, Carrie
and Irene.
Frank worked as a hand on
Vinton farms as a young man.
At one point he and his
cousin, Roy, went to Colum-
bus, Ohio, where they became
streetcar conductors.
Frank later moved to Whit
tier, Calf, where he met
and married Hanna Milhous,
the Republican Quaker.
Roy returned to Vinton
County.
A Lot to Talk About
Folks along the main stem
Of this town have had q lot to
talk about since Richard
Milhouse Nixon first burst
into national prominence.
They devour local and out
of-town newspapers, tune In
all political broadcasts ON
television. And they're re-
calling all kinds of anecdotes
about Frank Nixon.
One recalls the time Frank
arrived at school with short.
precisely cut hair on one side
of his head and long, uneven
locks on the other.
PA had the bowl on my
head and was in the middle
Of cutting my hair when 1t
came time to go to school.
So he quit" Frank explained
to classmates.
Roy Nixon tells Of a visit
by Frank.
I'VE was settin' right out
there on the front porch
talkin'. Richard was maxim
a big name for himself in
the Congress and / said to
Frank, How about that boy
of yours gettin' along so
good?'
Frank touched me on the
arm and answered, That
boys the best orator you ever
heard.
Roy met his famous cousin
only once. That was when
some Vinton County politi-
clans decided it would be a
good idea to take him to
Columbus, where the Vice
President was filing . speak
ing engagement.
Somebody busted up on
the stage draggin' me-" re-
lates Roy. And you know
what Richard said? .,.
He said, Why, ida knowed
him by his nose. It's a family
characteristic"
Evening star., 1960-08-05

At Woodward 6 Lothrop, you'll find
Woshineton's oll-incIusive wedding serv-
ice for bride and groom, their families
and friends.
Friendly Consultation covers:
Wedding etiquette, procedure, apparel.
Reception details, wedding invitations.
Trousseou plans, attendants gifts.
Groom's duties and attire.
Courteous assistance given in:
Selecting silver, china, glassware.
Coordination Of table settings.
Deciding on practical home needs.
Our Gift Registry records:
Color, style and pattern wishes.
Keeps records Of gifts received.
Assists friends in their selections.
Helps prevent gift Implications.
WGL-Weddino Service, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14
North Of Blvd.
St. Williums

Located on one of the incest
streets in Euclid. Lovely custom
built semi,runch featuring 8 bed
rooms, ll7 baths. divided base
ment. attached garage, reur
screened porch. Retired owners
ore building in Florida and On.
xious TO be on their way.
GOA Qn0
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14

IN EUCLID; HOLY CROSS PAR.
ISH. Eorly American COLONEL
with 8 bedrooms, living room
hos log burning fireplace. full
sized dining room. kitchen has
dishwosher and disposal; cor
petinq. storms and screens. 2-cor
garage. Ideally located for
schools, transportation and shop
ping. Priced in the low eos.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14
Brick Runch

Euclid. 6 rooms, 3 lurge bed.
rooms, gas furnace. attached ga.
rage. Only 8 years old. Owner
leaving town. Priced un deI
$4,000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14
Edst Cleveland

2.FAMILY, 6-e; PLUS SUNROOM
S. of Euclid. near Noble; short
walk TO Euclid Ave; 2 new gas
furnaces and hot woter tonks:
2-cor garage; pleasant surround
inos.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14
Eust Cleveland

4 large rooms each suite. Nicely
decorated, gos furnaces. Good
condition inside and out. Must
be sold.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14
TumilY Living

In this 8 bedroom. beautifully
lundscoped home. You'll enjoy
being close to Ono STREETS
TO CROSSE elementary school,
playground. swimming pool.
Your own 65xl2S #. lot offers
poneled redwood pavilion with
picnic table. Bad weather enter
tuininq in l5xl7 poneled family
room with bar. Located off Char.
don Rd. in Euclid's Sherwood
Forest. PRICE ONLY S23.90o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14
4.Bedroom Brick

Harris Rd. in Richmond Heights.
A lovely street and Immaculate
home for the large fomily. Car
peting. storms. screens. 2-cor go-
rage on lot l05x300. See il now.
Reduced to S23,900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14

Build your dreom home on this
100 #. front wooded lot. neor
lake and in oreo OF better homes.
$4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14
Lovely chardon Hills

Charming 2 bedrooms on lst
floor. huge expansion on End.
On Chordon Rd. in Euclid. 2
wood burning fireploces, en-
closed porch. 2-cur brick garage.
Lot SOxl98 contains flowers, fruit
trees. ASKING S26,500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REALTORS
New Lake Front
Ranch
30 FT. OF PRIVATE BEACH
Open So.t-Sun. loo 500

Open Sd.t-Sun. l:00 b:00
Swimming, boating and fishing
can be yours. Inspect this 3-bed.
room. l1a bath home on lovely
Lake Erie. Deluxe kitchen and
dinette oreo with glass sliding
doors. Choice OF brick or stone
front. balance Of olumnum sid.
ing. East Ohio gos. city woter.
All spacious rooms. including
mahogany poneled woll in living
room. Out Lake Shore Blvd. to
Reynolds Rd. (Rt. 306) left to
lake and Thunderbird Drive.
Wutch for open SIGNS.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14

BEAUTIFUL Groom frame. modern
birch-tiled kitchen; Al condi-
tion; Sl3 800. 943 East 129th st.
II 1-742o
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14
Conveniently
Located

IN EUCLID - 8 BEDRO ON
COLONIAL. basement. full din
ing room. kitchen has eating
space. garage. storms und
screens. Competing and dropes
included. Owner moving out of
state. PRICED TO SELL! SEE
THIS, NOW!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14
Deluxe Ronch

3.yeor old custom built 3-bed-
room brick front and frame with
Ia baths. 2cor attached garage.
divided basement. Large kitchen
with built-ins. Living room is
spacious and hos wood burning
fireplace. Corpetno, drupes
storms and screens oil included.
Excellent lundscoping on lot 75x.
247. WI please the most purticu-
lar buyers. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14
z Full Buths

3 bedrooms. divided basement
ia story. lovely kitchen plus
dining room. Competing. 2-cor
garage. Mony exhos. s23.e0o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14
Eust Cleveland

Large 4 bedroom home: new
furnace and woter tonk: lorqe
lot; vacant: needs decorating;
must sell. consider all offers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-14
REALT TORS
Full Price? $1,000

8 bedroom 2 story with base.
ment. living room. dining room.
kitchen has dinette: nice size
lot. A GOOD HOME IN A
GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD. THIS
WON'T LAST.