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Evening star., 1960-05-22

5-The Three Stooses. C'm'dy.
life Of Riley. Comedy.
9-SpotIisht. Weather. News.
0oIIoher. Douolos. Wilson.
6:35
4-Weother. Sports. Color.
Gas
4-NBc News.
Chef HuntIey. Dovid BrinkIey.
9-Dous Edwords. News.
TOO
4-The Honeymooners.
5-Sheriff Of Coehise. West'rn.
7-Boekstose. Sports. News.
Strong. SieeeI. Make.
9-ConnonbalI. Action.
7:l5
7-News. Weather.
McCoffrey. Allen.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Moy "a
7:z6
9-TV Editorial.
7:3o
4-Laromie. Western.

4-Laromie. Western.
I Hour. might of the Quiet
Man." An ex-morshoI sets up O
haven for retired eunslinoers
and dedicotes himself. to their
rehabilitation. John Smith, Rob-
ert Crowford, Lyle Bettaer. IRE
peot.l
5-WrestIins.
z Hours. Roy Morgan, host.
7-Susorfoot. Western.
I Hour. Funeral OF Forty Mile"
Tom Brewster foces q weird
mystery in on effort to ovenoe
the Iynchino of on innocent man.
Will Hutchins, Kent Toylor,
Donald Moy.
9-Pony Express. Western.
6ront Sullivan stors.
500
9-Dennis O'Keefe Show.
COMEDY. Hal Towne makes on
unfortunate decision when he
volunteers TO help friend.
Dennis O'Keefe stors. tRepeot.)
$50
4-Stortime. Color.
I Hour. Sing Along With
Mitch" A musicoI prooron pot
termed otter the style of Com
poser-Musicol Director Mitch
MiIIer's record albums. Guests:
The Brothers Four, Diono TEosk.
Leslie Uoooms, plus the 30-Voice
Sing Along Chorus. Miller is
host.
7-Wyott Eorp. Western.
Marshal Eorp oids Tombstone's
fearless Judge. Hugh O'Brion.
9-Mony Loves OF Dobie Gillis.
Dobie hos trouble competing
with q weothy ployboy for the
objections of an inpressionoble
girl Dwoyne Hickmon, SoIly
Todd.
300
7-Riflemon. Western.
mora" A woman friend un-
expectedly re-enters lucos Nc
Gains life otter q long obsence.
bringing problems with her.
Chuck Connors, Julie Adams,
9-Tishtrops. Adventure.
An undercover police officer poses
os locksmith in his search for
O key to unlock the bonds of
terror with which O weIl-oroon-
ized protection rocket hos COINED
control of O shabby neiehbor-
hood Mike Connors, Steve
Brodie.
$3.50
a A -Gk... kA..w~u N~-A., Hopv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25

The Detroit chapter OF the
'alional Conference Of Chris
ans and jews was expanded
.Ccsday Il include Moslcms.
n luncheon ceremony IN the
fuller Hotel. two members OF
the Detroit Islamic Community.
Mohamad ,Jawad ChirrL director
4 the community. and Fuad
;3ssan were received as mem
bers.
DR.. Robert NJ FrehSe, cxecu'
live director Of the Detroit Round
Table of Catholics, Jews and
Protestants, the Local chapter
OF NCCJ, said there arc no
plans TO change the name Of
the group to be more inclusive
-Four outstanding citizens were
honorcd for mcritOrlous service
Sunday evening when New Cal
vary Baptist Church sponsored
its annual Commencement ser.
vice in the main auditorium.
Presentations were made t.
~ Nrrfhan J Kauf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25
OIivet Honors
Former Student

Mrs. Lcona Mae Evans 81
Louis. Mo, widely known anc
nationally recognized for hen
leadership and counSelling foI
81 years among Negroes in st
Louis. first district supervisor OF
the first district office to serve
all Negro clients in an all-Ne9ro
.rea, received citation from
Olivet College, Olivct, Michigan
at its annual Commencement eXer-
cises. Sunday, June 5. She was
back to her alma mater for her
jQth anniversary of graduation
Following several years OF
'eaching, she became associated
with the city's social volunteer
;ervice, eventually developing d
Neighborhood Department OF the
Urban League in behalf OF her
race. The LindeII office, which
contributes greatly TO social bet
serment among races, aided in
her project Of reerUifments for
negro foster homes and adop-
ion of Negro children.
An interracial nursery, con.
sisting largely of n gro and
Jewish children, is credited to
her accomplishments. Her sym
patty and community under
standing in critical years have
fivcn her a major role in the So
luton of racial problems in ST
Louis, as we'll as in states farther
south.
Mrs. Evans has a Masters De-
,ree from the School Of Social
Work OF Washington University
end has done graduate study al
the New York School OF Social
Work and at Smith College. Her
husband is now retired from
prineipalship Of ST. Louis Lin
coin School.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25

run support was pledged to
The resistance movement in a
resolution adopted by the SCEF,
1 Southwide interracial organi.
alton working to end segregation
md discrimination.
The group demanded IAN end
to the use of the court and police
machinery for Sitting the move
nent toward freedom" II added
hat communities degrade them
'elvcs and make themselves look
ridiculous by failing and assault
ng the demonstrators"
In another resolution, the board
urged Speaker Sam Rayburn of
he us. House of Representa-
lives to abolish the Committee
IN Un-American Activities. This
committee has outlived its USE
tulness, if it ever had any," the
board said.
1T Is q discredit to the ma.
lion and TO the Congress Of
ne United States. It's staff d.
'eefor, Richard Arens. draws Sl6.-
700 a year salary from Congress
md gets another $1,000 a year
rom a millionaire rseist who
eeks TO prove that Negroes are
Inferior people.
The committee chairman, Rep.
rancis Walter of Pennsylvania,
S a member OF the committee
which this millionaire has set up
make grants for research to
rove his contentious about Ne
,r0cs.
1.-TWO of the men conducting
hearings for the Un-Amcrican
committee are among the worst
racists in Congress. They are
Representative Willis of Louisi-
ma and Representative Tuck OF
Virginia"
The board also vovted TO "let
the Democratic and Republican
rational conventions know that
we want strong civil rights legis-
lation and that we are not salts
fed with the Civil Rights Acts
of 1857 and 1850"
Specifically" the resolution
declared, I'VE sholI advise the
platform committees Of both con-
ventions that we want Part III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25

The Memphis branch Of the
NAACP has lodged a formal pro
test to Radio Station VIDA, OBJ
jecting to the proposed segrcgat
cd seating arrangements durint
the stations annual Starlight Re
vuc, scheduled for Crump Sta
dunn, July /, 1860.
The NAACP's protest was
filed in the form of letters TO Mr.
Sonderling. president; Mr.. Fcrgu
son, executive vice president; Mr.
Williams, WDIA's public rela
tionS director and signed by Mr.
Bank and chairman of the exccu
tive committee of the ocall
branch. Text of the letter is as
iollcws:
1T has come to the attention
of the Memphis branch of the
NAACP that Radio Station VIDA
is planning to present its Star
light Revue this year at Crump
Stadium with scpcratc facilities
for Negro and white patrons.
THE NAACP is familiar with
the contributions made by VIDA
a. the Goodwill Home (2) Trans
portation of crippcd children 90
its athletic program for Negro
youths and "a Pioneering, local
Iy. in providing employment OPP
portunitics for Negro radio an
nouncers: However, the local
Branch cannot reconcile these
contributions with the station 5
proposed racially seq c 6 te d
show.
"WDlA's presentation of this
racially segregated show be-
comes more humiliating 10 the
Negro in his march toward first
class citizenship when one real
ICES the position to which VIDA
has Olsen in the Negroes advertis-
ing market. An advertisement by
VIDA currently appearing in a
national magazine states. Thru
active public service and civic
leadership. VIDA has become a
part of its listeners Negroes
daily lives When the Negro buys
he selects the products he has
heard about on VIDA"
The Negro - 10 whom all OF
WDlA's programs are beamed
and, as a result Of which, VIDA
receives all Of its income will
be shocked to learn that VIDA
has so little respect for the Me-
gro's drive for freedom that II
will use the position OF leader
ship that IL has attained in the
Negro community TO further the
cause OF segregation and racial
discrimination.
This is particularly alarming
since it comes. at a time when
hundreds of Negro students here
and in other southern communi.
ties have been Inundated, beat.
en- and jailed for no other rea-
son than that they desire equal
participation in industry and gov
crnmcnt as afforded persons in
other racial groups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25
Protest Segregated
Facilities For Revue

not alter the fact that this per.
Torrance will serve to pcrpct-
uate patterns that the Negro is
now finding TO eliminate
Accordingly, the NJ IN p h 5
Branch of the NAACP. lodges a
vigorous protest against WDlAs
proposed segregated starlight
Revue which is scheduled TO be
presented at rump Stadium on
July /, 1860"
There has been no comment
from the radio station and it is
now known at this time what
bearing the protest will have on
the staging of the event llowcv-
er. tickets are still being sold
throughout the city on scgre-
gated basis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25

And though | have the gilt
of prophecy and understand
all mysteries and all knowl.
edge: and though ! have al
faith so that | could remove
mountains, and have not char
ity, | am nothing.
II Corinthians 1922
Any of us. through a life OF
righteousness. devotion and
prayer. can win TO the whole
faith that rewards us with in
ner peace and strength. But
we will not be wholly accept
able in the sight of God until
we unfailingly extend a loving
heart and helping hand to al
our less fortunate brethren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25

NEW YORK - Southern stu
dents, Broadway actors and Ala
bama's 1851 Miss America win
ncr, Yolanda Bctbcze Fox, pick
eted the F. w. Woolworth store
in Times Square at high noon
this week.
The brunette beauty said, I'm
Southern girl but I'm a think
ing girl. Every Southerner ! know
h New York. without exception, is
in favor of the Congress of Racial
Equality CORE" The picket line
was organized by CORE with the
active support of Frederick
O'Ncal, Actors Equality leader.
ACTORS SPEAK
Geraldine Paige, star of Sweet
Bird of Youth" said i've been
thrilled by the lunch counter
protests in the South and I'm ex-
cited to be able to support these
students.
Ossic Davis. of "Raisin In The
Sum-" said to the sidewalk crowd
I'VE all want to show our sup
port for the sit-ins We can - by
not buying at Woolworth until
they intcgratc everywhere
Students Join Line
The Broadway celebrities were
joined on the picket line by five
student CORE leaders from Flo
rida and Louisiana. Three stu
dents who had previously served
40 days in a Florida Jail for par
ticipating in a sit-in at Wool
worth store William Larkins,
president elect of this Florida
AIM student body, and Patricia
Priscilla Stephens - were march
ing with placards saying "Segre'
cation is Morally Wrong"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25
New Pension Law
Benefits Widows

More widows and orphans
are finding increased benefits
under the new pension law,
Gene A. Robens, manager OF
the Veterans Administration Re-
gional Office in Detroit, said.
The new law allows general
Iy higher payments based on the
pensioners need but reduces
pensions as the need declines.
The old law allows only fixed
payment. Once converted to the
new law, pensioner cannot
change back.
OF the BIB applications re-
ceived. 1920 were from widows
and orphans although veterans
currently on the pension rolls
outnumbcr widows and orphans
more than two to one.
He summarized the pension
picture as follows: More than
2O.5O0 inquiries have been re-
ceived at the Detroit VA office in
the past four and one-half
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25
CHURCH NEWS

man, Judge OF Circuit Court Of
Wayne County; William O.
Greene. Grand Master, Prince
Hall Masons. State Of Michigan;
Or Mel J Kavltz. Associate Pro
lcssor OF Sociology al Wayne
State University and coordina-
tor for the Planning Commission
e the City Of Detroit. and the
Rev. lcanor J Woodcock. Exc.
cutlvc Director. Fourth fpisco-
pal District of the AME Church.
Miss Barbara SPENCER was in
charge Of the line of March;
Joseph Williams made the "a
wards; Charles Fennscks and
the Rev. Joseph T. Thomas, mini
ster.
Madam Ethel Watchcm was the
special guest of Mrs. Opal In
gram at tea held Sunday
evening at 3777 Longfcllow.
Mrs Wathem is the mother of
Mrs Lou Goochcr of New Bethel
BAPTIST Church
Otis NJ Smith. Auditor Gen
cral Of the State Of Mich ! IN,
Tho guest speaker at the
re ar1f bird annual YES
rr rsiec ~ G0 n AME
sunday g.. nng Elree
: was general chairman
A Million Dollar Wedding
was presented by the No. 2
Choir at Gospel Temple Baptist
Church sunday. Mrs Pearl
Thomas is president of the choir;
Mrs Lille McMurtry, program
chairman, and Miss Pittman,
secretary.
According TO survey pre-
scntcd last week TO a Methodist
roit conference meeting in Ann
Arbor fourteen white Methodist
churches in the Detroit Annual
Conference of the Methodist
Church would consider accept
ine Negro minister as pastor.
Five Of the churches are in
Detroit The names of the
hurches were not made public.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25
Fathers Day
Message At Peoples

Fathers Day and annual Mems
Day were observed Jointly Sun
daN at Peoples Com munity
Church, Woodward and Pingrce.
John r Morning. of The SUI
prcmc Liberty Life Insurance
Company Chicago. spoke 25 min
utcs on Announcements Made By
The Negro In The Last Ten
Years.
The principle speaker was DON
aid T. Moss. Of WINFIELD, Louisi-
ana, former Southern University
Law Student, who was expelled
ard convicted Of disturbing the
peace for participating in Stu
dents sit-down demonstration.
Mr. Moss spoke on The Lack
OF Equal Opportunities For Ne
eroeS In The South"
In his 40-minute speech TO an
ovcrflowing congregation h e
Young law student vowed to re-
main in Louisiana and fight for
his race He said he was born
there and intended to die in
Louisiana
The true meaning Of free
dom. " asserted Moss. can only be
seen by those who are not free.
The young Negro OF The south
has the "forwsrd-Iook," and he
is marching when standing still.
Our Sit-down peacefully dem
onstrations have disturbed our
white opprcSsor's conscious.
we will have peace in the
world and the south when all
mankind can get on their knees
and break bread together
Prior to the messages the
church presented the pastor the
Rev. c. +. Stewart and the asSoci-
atc pastor the Rev d. V Stewart
pot Of white flowers in com
mcmoration the late Rev II +.
Stewart. father and grandfather
respectively of the pastors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25
300 Ministers,
Choir Directors
10 Convene

HAMPTON, Va. - Over 300
ministers and approximately $50
choir directors will convene on
Monday, June q, for a five-da
conference and workshop on
Hampton Institutes 92-year-old
college campus.
This year marks the 46th an.
nual meeting of the interdenomi-
national Ministers Conference.
Meeting concurrently on the col
lege campus from June 81 TO July
/, the Choir Directors and Organ.
list Guild will observe their 18th
anniversary having held a
workshop every year since 1884
Five nationally prominent re-
ligiovs leaders will address the
conference on social action. the
church as u relates to social val.
ves, cultural changes and the
structure. preparation and de.
livery Of sermon.
The speakers o nthe program
are DR.. Samuel Dewitt Proctor.
newly appointed president of no.
Carolina A & T College and for.
mer president of Virginia Union
University since 1855: DR.. George
Arthur Buttrick, Harry Emerson
Fosdick, visiting professor at I'm.
ion Theological Seminary, New
York; and Reverend ]. Metz Rol
Inns, Jr., staff representative for
the department of social educa
ton and action of the Presby
tetrian Church. USA.
Also Rev. Matthews G. Carter
assistant director of the publica
ton department of fine National
Council of the YMCA and DR.
John Knox, Baldwin Professor OF
Sacred Literature. Union Thcolo
gical Seminary, New York City.
Organized in the summer OF
1914, the Hampton Institute Min
isters' Conference came into be-
ing as result of the concern of
the late DR.. Hollis Burke Frissell,
former president of Hampton In
stitute. for the establishment of
a conference in which all denom-
nations could participate. The
conference has convened at the
college on Virginia's lower pen
insula every year since 1914, ex-
cept for wartime Interruptions
Dr. James r. Moore, minister
of the Amity Baptist Church,
Jamaica. N. Y. is president of
The Ministers Conference.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25

Of fhe 1857 Civil Rights Act re-
stored. The Justice Department
rvsfs be empowered 10 seek re-
lief for citizens subjected TO
economic and legal reprissIs for
seeking TO exercise their rights.
The board added to its mem
oership two white women active
n the indignation movement in
heir respective states. They are
Mrs. June Purcell Guild, Rich
nond, Virginia, attorney and au-
thor; and DR.. Marion Pearss II,
Lexington, Kentucky, anthropolo-
gist and professor of behaviora
science at the University of Ken.
lucky Medical Center.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25
NEGROES OF MT. CLEMENS

MT CLEMENS - DR. Lewis
hickman. 40. a medical staff
member of st. Joseph Hospital
became the first Negro TO be
elected to any public office in
the history of the city last week.
The physician was elected TO
four-year term on the Mt.
Clemens School Board He is a
1raduatc of Wilbcrforcc CO.. Uni
vcrsity and the Mcllarry Medical
College
Father Of four children, DR..
hickman lives with his wife and
their children at 10 Howard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25
Broadway Stars
Picket Woodwork

Robert Armstrong, . white STU
dent from Florida State Univer-
sify who was arrested on March
II for sharing cup Of coffee
with a Negro CORE member, al
so participated in the picketing.
Marvin Robinson, cxpelle d
president of the student senate
OF Southern University in Baton
Rouge. La, also joined the other
celebrities on the picket line.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25
APPOINTS SPECIAL COMM.

Common Council President
Mary V. Beck will appoint a com
mittec of three to investigate
charges of racial bias in the hous-
ing and Police Department.
The charges we're filed several
weeks ago by the Baptist Minis.
tcrs Alliance of the National Bap'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25

CINCINNATI Oscar Robert.
son, 81, All-American basketball
scoring ace for Cincinnati, took
out a marriage license Monday
with Yvonne Ann Crittendcd, IS,
4 teacher at a Cincinnati Gle
mentary school. Their wedding
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25
SGF Seeks More Aid
For Sit-In' Students

ATLANTA Ga--The board of the Southern Confer
ence Educational Fund, meeting here June H. called upon
white Southerners to give help to stn demonslra
.Ors throughout the region
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25

The time of miracles is not
past it is with us this day and
every day if we are strong and
mistaken in our falkland
faith, ever the answer, means
believing with all our heart
and soul.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-25

Jesus said unto him, If thou
canst believe, all things are
possible to him that believeth
(St. Mark 9:23)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28
Sl6.5O0

$l6,5O0
4-BEDROOM bungalow, 2-car ga
rage. large utility room; by owner.
RE. 1-6706.
4-BEDROOM BRICK colonial, 2la
baths, spacious living and family
room, 2la-car garage, concrete
drive, deep lot. walking distance
to schools and shopping center;
owner transferred. VIII. 2-87O7,
5426 Strawberry Lane, Willoughby.
BY owner: Euclid, lake front,
floor plan. 8 or bedrooms, 36
ft. living dining room, beamed
ceiling. fireplace, 2 scree
porches. picturesque setting, low
S20's. RE. 2-8057
EAST ll5th, north St. Clair, 6-6,
double. finished 3rd, gas furnaces,
new hot water tanks; will con-
slider land contract to right party.
PO. 1-07o8, after 6 p. m. for ap-
pointment.
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REAL ESTATE
UST LISTED

Lovely 3 bedroom bungalow on
LLOYD Rd. Kitchen with eoting
oreu. clay tile bath. divided
basement. Ia cor garage. gos
heut, uluminum storms und
screens, nice lorge lot.
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iii;SiIj!;;i;ii ';;;j!; F.! !!
1ez12 {HADr 1H1a1

Check These
Values
And Coll for Appointmen.
NOWI
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and full bath on 3rd. dishwosh-
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buy all this for s23.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28

In this sparkling 4-Yeur-old bun.
qolow featuring large kitchen
with eoting oreo plus dining
room. Noturol woodwork thruout.
rec. room. potio. lh-cu goroge;
Located in Euclid. Lookl
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28
BRICK RANCH

Sparkling new. off Highland Rd.
g bedrooms, large living room
with fireploce. dining room. spo-
cious kitchen with built-in oven
and ronge: Ia clay tile boths,
divided basement with recreo-
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toched garage. S29.so0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28
DOUBLE

rs on McElhotten of E. l40th
ST. Q new gos furnoces. very
oood condition in and out.
$l8, 800.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28
REAL ESTATE
WIILOWICK

Be the first to see this tapestry
brick, 3-bedroom bungalow; To-
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woodwork throughout: aluminium
storms and screens. See today ot
SIG, 900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28
WORTH SEEING

OH Worden Rd.. lovely 6 Yeor
old bungalow. 2 bedrooms down.
expansion up. Competing. Entire
basement tiled and poneled with
recreation room. Alumin n u m
storms and screens. See today
at only 1900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28
G.l. No Down
Povment

G.I. No Down
Payment
Open Thurs, Fri. Sat. Sun.
l:00.6:00
Full Price $4,000
Enjoy the cooling breszes Of
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Blvd. to Reynolds Rd. nt. 306)
left to Loke and model home.
TimberloJEe Lot
100 II. front wooded lot neor
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chagrin Harbor
Brick
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80 Fl. Private Beach
New 3 bedroom. Ia bath lake
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Country Club Living
Deluxe 3 bedroom with z cor
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neor Pine Ridge Club. wood
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S AK
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28
WICKLFrE

Neot 5-room colonel. full base
ment copper plumbing. double
qmoqe; nice stUter at $l4. 800.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28
CUSTOM BUILT

In WilloughbY Hills, charming
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with built-in oven and ronge:
full divided basement with sond-
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