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Evening star., 1960-08-01

Dean Martin and Sammy
Davis, jr.. in the Aim coming
to the Metropolitan and Am
baSsador after Hercules Un-
chained" Add to the re-
turnees to Broadway the name
of Jose Ferrer, who will be
back in October to star with
Tallulah Bankhead in "Midgie
Purvis." Mervyn LeRoy's
immediate future is going to
be a busy one. He'll produce
and direct Devil at 4 O'Clock"
for Columbia, then move right
over to Warmers to do the
same for Majority of One"
In this election year you
can see the effects Of politics
almost everywhere. Dore
Schary's film version of Sun
rise at Campobello," with
Ralph Bellamy as FDR and
Greer Carson as Eleanor
Roosevelt. will have it's New
York premiere on September
%. Just over a month before
the election, that is. Mr..
Schary, as everyone knows, is
Hollywood's leading Democrat.
Evening star., 1960-08-01
THE LYONS DEN
Time For Thinkin'
BY LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-At the Repub-
lican convention a member OF
the New York delegation spoke
Of the late Tom Curran, county
leader Of New York, who re-
minded his colleagues that q
political victory brings new
problems to a leader. Not that
defeat is better; oh, no-but
with victory come job-openiiigs,
and for every job-getter there
are 10 disappointed ones who
are resentful. And often, he
said, the one who gets the
coveted job winds up an in
crate.
Someone's gotta win," said
Curran. land someone's gotta
lose: then someone's gotta start
thinkin'."
Clare BOOthe Luce's ailment
has been diagnosed by her doc
tors at the hospital as ulcers.
The recent death Of an
eminent psychoanalyst may
have a deep affect on show
business: His patients included
a foremost show-writer and a
top screen-actor. Ray Wal
stOn is urging John Huston to
cast him in the title role OF
the movie about Freud's life: :
mo ones better qualified. I've
been under analysis for eight
Evening star., 1960-08-01

Keiths-"The Apartment;
ll:05 am, lis, 3:20, $50
7:40 and $50 pm.
MacArthur-"I'm All Right
Jack; 6:10. 8 and 9:55 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Un-
chained; ll:40 am. l:40
$40. 5:45. 7:45 and GAS pm.
OntariO-"Portrait in Black:
l, 3:05. Sis. 7:25 and 9:35 pm
Palace-"From the Terrace;
ll:l5 am, l;5o, 4:29, 6::55 and
$50 pm.
Playhouse-"Pillow Talk;
IL, $40. $50 and 9:35 pm.
sapphire; l;40, ASS and 8:Id
pm.
Plaza-"For Members Only;
ll:45 M, lis. 2:40. 4:25,
$40, 7:50 and s:4o pm.
Town-"Psycho"; IL, :, 4, 6,
8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"S Strangers When
We Meet: IL am, los, 3:15,
5:25. 7:35 I'd GAS pm.
Uptown-"Can Can: $3.50
pm.
Warner-"Ben Hur";; 8 pm
Evening star., 1960-08-01

Andre Eglevsky, too. She al
most had the Violet role in
wonderful Town." winding up
tonight at the amplitheater.
Then Director John Fearnley
told her she just looked like
much too nice a girl to play
that role. Tickets for Victor
Borge's Carter Barron appear
ance. incidentally, are on sale
at Super Music City and the
theater box office. The one-man
show wizard will be here Au-
gust Is through August %.
Add amplitheater news: Two
d dancers from Wonderful
Town" and "Oklahoma!" have
landed jobs that promise to be
as close to permanent as jobs
come in the theater. They're
Adriana Keathley and Gene
Gedauer. signed for the up
coming Lerner-Loewe musical,
"Camelot." Willy Switkes,
a young actor a lot of Wash
berington theatergoers will re-
member. will be back here next
season. He has been signed to
join Dody Goodman and Bus
ter Keaton in the national
company of Once Upon a Mat
tress,' opening in Chicago Sep
tember l, coming to the Ma
tional the following March. A
graduate of Catholic Universe.
tvs speech and drama depart
ment, his last appearance here
was in Arena Stages The
Cherry Orchard" After that
he appeared In The Mime
and Me" at the off-Broad-
way Gramercy Arts and
currently is in "A Country
Scandal the Chekhov comedy
at the also ofi-Broadway
Greenwich News Theater.
PROJECTS AND PEOPLE
Elvis Presley admirers will be
glad to know that he sings in
"G.1. Blues his first post
Army film, which ought to be
around socn. He not only
sings, he sr,gs IL songs, from
ballads to n'ck n roll. On
the other hand, Frank Sinatra,
a singer Of some note, doesn't
sing note sin his Oceans
Eleven. Leaves that all to
Evening star., 1960-08-01

Capitol that it can be done.
What he has failed to prove is
why it should be tried. For
The Bellboy" is a fairly dreary
frolic not likely to brighten the
life Of anyone other than a de-
voted Jerry Lewis fan.
The COMICS original idea un-
doubtedly seemed to be a great
one when he first had it and
basically it still is. He plays
the whole film in pantomime,
without word Of dialogue and
manages a lot Of it quite deftly.
Expert pantomimist though he
may be, he is not, however. the
Charlie Chaplin of 1860. He
Evening star., 1960-08-01
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

. Stage
Nati0nal-"My Fair Lady,;
$50 pm.
Candlelight PlayhOuSe-"The
Golden Fleeing; 8:45 pm.
Carter Barron Amphitheater
Wonderful Town; $50 D m.
Olney-Dark. Shadow of a
Gunman" and The Bespoke
Overcoat" start tomorrow.
Screen
AmbaSsador-"HerculcS Un-
chained; l:30, $3.50, $40,
7:20 and $3.50 pm.
Appetite Idiot; /. sos,
Sis. 7:25 and $40 pm.
Capitol - "Bellboy":: 1880
lis, 3, 4:45, $50, 8;l5 and 10
pm.
Dupont-"Rue de Paris: /,
2:40. 4:25. $40, 8, GAS pm.
Evening star., 1960-08-01

Wynne, owner Of the Harwyn
Club. Milton Berries new
cafe routine Ia q solo-act fea-
turing numbers he's done
throughout his IS years In show
business. Mary Mccarthy,
the novelist. is in Warsaw on
a personal matter. Her new
novel will contain shocking in
cidents concerning her close
friends. The fight over the
civil rights plank in the Re-
publican platform prompted a
liberal delegate to say: What
our opponents want is a plank
stating Vote for Us-And Move
to The Back Of the Bus!'"
Ethel Norman, who Is spend
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1ectlon.
1.-The Bellboy" is an episode
and uneven comedy. composed
Of a series of blackout sketches
loosely slung together by the
fiction that Lewis is a bellhop
at the Fountainebleau Hotel in
Miami Beach. Occasionally it is
very funny for a brief passing
moment, but more often all
that can be said for 1t is that
1t is trying to be funny.
One genuinely comic Sc
quence is that in which the
comic brings off a fine spool of
Jerry Lewis. Hollywood star, ar
irving at the Fountainebleau
with entourage. He's in good
form. too. fouling up Cary
Middlecoff's golf game and in
a double-take duel with Milton
Berle. Fellow named Bill Rich
mond also enlivens the proceed
ings momentarily with a comic
representation of Stan Laurel.
If you laugh uncontrollably
at Jerry Lewis just because he
is. he has made a movie Just
for you.
/ OPENING TOMORROW -
"Oklahoma!", at Carter Barron
Amphitheater. starring Shirley
Jones. the blond lass Rodgers
and Hammersteln selected for
the screen version of their
perennially popular musical d. .
Sean O'Casey's The Shadow
Of a Gunman" and Wolf Man
kowitz's THE Bespoke Over
coat" at Olney Theater for the
customary two weeks Two
Eugene Ionesco plays, THE
Chairs" and THE Lesson" at
the new Cthis season. Washing
ton Theater Club Del Ray,
magician. and Ray and Roman,
dancers, at the Shoreham Ter
race.
NOT so PERSONAL-Fea- =
tured dancer in Carter Barron's
"Oklahoma!' will be one ia
miliar around these parts. She's
Barbara Cole. who started with
the Washington School of Bal
let end went on to dance with
Ballet Theator. She has been
a recent teaching assistant of
Evening star., 1960-08-01

Joy cormody. dromo editor Of The
Stor, is on Vocotion. His column
will be resumed tomorrow.
Evening star., 1960-08-01

years. longer than any other
actor"
Joan Fontaine will move
from Hollywood and settle in
New York this fall. When
El Morocco moves to it's new
quarters this fall. its present
site on East Fifty-fourth Street
may be taken over by Ed
Evening star., 1960-08-01
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"ANATOMY OF MURDER"-James Stewart and Lee Re-
- mick In candid. suspensefuI courtroom drama.
"CONsfikACY OF HEARTS"-LIi Palmer in a genuinely
moving story Of group Of VS.. the Nazis a must
"lCE fALACE'-Drama- laden movie a scale to match
Edna Ferbers drama-laden novel about Alaska.
THE MOUSE THAT ROARED"-The vastly funny account
OF tiny duchys war against the United States.
NORTH BY NORTHWEST-Cary Grant fees spies and Eva
Marie Saint In cOrking thriller by Hitchcock
OUR MAN IN HAVANA"-Aec Guinness, Maureen OHara in
tongue-in-cheek spool Of international espionage
PAY OR DIE"-Ernest Borgnne Is Italian born New
York policeman in meIodramatc conflict with the Mafa
SUDDENLY LAST SUMdER"-Tennessee Williams drama
well-played by Katherine Hepburn EIizsheth TAYLOR
Evening star., 1960-08-01

wins laughs without winning
any particular sympathy or af-
fection.
Evening star., 1960-08-01

ing her vacation from Gypsy"
BY touring Europe, was asked
what she thought about Brit
aims currency-system, so diff
ferent from ours. Its like q
play by Ionesco or Samuel
Beckett" said Norman. "Fas-
cinating. important and almost
impossible to understand"
Shirley Jones will sing the
title song in Cantinfias' new
film, "Pepe" Franklin d,
Roosevelt, jr., who works out
Of the Washington, DC, area.
still maintains q New York
domicile. After all. thereIl be
a gubernatorial election here
in 50.
Evening star., 1960-08-01

THE BELLBoY," Paramount rs.
lease OF hlm written. produced anc
directed by Jerry Lewis. At LoeW'I
Capitol Theater.
The Cast
The Bellbov -- Jerry Lewis
Others. Alex Gerry. Bob CLAYTON,
Sonny Sands. Eddie Shaefer, Her
kie Styles. David Landneld. Bill
Richmond. Larry Best. Cary Mid
dlecoh, The Novelties and Joe Le-
witch. Stanley Allan, Duke Art,
". Eddie Barton. Ricki Dunn, Jack
Durant, Jimmy Gerard, Matilda
Gerard. Paul GerSon. Paul Gray,
Il. s. Gump, Jack Henkins, Elsie
jayne, Dick Lynne, Pat Mack,
John @. Morgan. Larry K. Nixon.
3. 8. Pully. Guy Rennie, Make
RoSenbloom, Bennie Ross, Joe Z.
Ross. Frankie Scott, Roy Sedley,
sammy Shore, Sammy Smith, Art
stanley, Hal Winter. Mike Zetz.
Evening star., 1960-04-13

NEWLY FURN. APT; Bruce st
Alex Va. - Reasonable. Call
Evening star., 1960-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators,
sod cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP. CO, JU. 5-5O4O
SANDERS, for boat, furniture, walls
floors, etc; marine paint. painters
burners, wall paper steamers, lad
ders; saws, electric, gas and hand
soil tillers, rollers, spreaders, tree
sprayers, trimmers. Dupont and
Glidden paints. FOLK FLOOR
SUPPLY, WO 6-052S.
Evening star., 1960-04-13

Complete, practically new: chairs,
/ sinks. shine stand, coat rack. etc.
| Can be seen any time at MOO
| CLUB, ANDREWS AFE. Must be
sold by Anril I3i
Evening star., 1960-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

AIR CONDITIONERS go models.
Feeders. brand new. sealed cartons
500 of list EX 3-S444.
AIR COND., Philco 1-ton. cools 2
rms; like new, SIS. UN. 4-1O17
Evening star., 1960-04-13
TOPSOIL

Rich topsoil from one Of Mary
lands richest farms VIII sell by
Gu yd. or truck load, So. Also
manure, $3.50 vd.. or ydS., 81
Can OF G-64Oi or EN-. 5-34"l
Ask for Mr. YARNICK
Al TOP SOIL, plain or shredded
and screened; prompt delivery. Va
only FAIRFAX NURSERY CO
or 3-3I3b
Evening star., 1960-04-13

AIR CONDITIONER, 20-ton Cooiair
package type. ideal for store or
bldg. excel cond.. Is yrs. old: sold
with guarantee. Call OF 4-T400.
Evening star., 1960-04-13
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

SPECIAL HORSE AND PONY SALE
Of the month, Friday. April / ;,
40 pm. viii have many out
standing horses including register
ed, walking and quarter horses
WEI have > loads OF top grace
horses. HILLTOP FARM SALE
BARN. Temple Hills, Nd, CHI
S-SD1n
Evening star., 1960-04-13
REFRIGERATORS

looll NdlptLlhs- "Al-' glu'"'
MAYFAIR RUGS. 1875 G st. NV
Also available at
GREENS DISCOUNT
sos King St, Alex. Va.
SEW. MACHINES, recond. Singer
port with att Sl695; console
S@495 Day or night. RA 3-6lsl
SEW. MACHS.-Clearance rnd bob
vk. Free home demo. HA. "-9039
SEWING MACHINE, beaut. Singer
console, dark wood, zigZae att,
$SS. EX. $3.50 day or night foi
free home demo. 9lo 9th St NV
SLEFP CHAIR. single. nylon UP.
n9-sieTHd. r6nd 81. 9H55!a'ii:ah Y5aial springs e%'el
STEPS, steel. outside, full stair
way. 4 wears old; reasonable
STOVE. 36-in., 5 years; excel
cond, $50 HA 2-1279
~AYLoR TOT STROLLER, $40
carriage. SO: Welsh plsyma ate
- Good condition, Ii. 3-2O5S.
Tv SALE now going, on at 4
locations All sizes, all makes, al
prices. Open every Sun Ala +
81 ne, 1879 H st. ne. 1924
Ga ave. NV
TV SALE. USED; most reconditionec
guaranteed: priced from Sli9
No reas. offer refused BLAIR
TV 5f22 western ave NV
TV. zenith table model: excel. como
ress priced. including movable
stand. Call after i pm, DE
1-4234.
Evening star., 1960-04-13

TV,. II" Admiral table model: ex.
Gel. cond.. new picture tube l-yr
guar. S45. VIII. 2-SS44.
.IV-Rentals: money applied to pUr.
chase. BEACON TV RENAL.
AD 4-46SS.
Evening star., 1960-04-13

IIlOO to 100 h.p.. and
reduction gear; 8 to 40 volts;
reWound exch 46th year. CARTY,
1905 l4th St. NO. 7-O224.
ORGANS. Leadership values in used
organs, featuring Hammond
Evening star., 1960-06-15
Titan Fatality
Being Probed

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla,
June Is (AP).-The Air Force
today sought the cause Of q
small explosion on a Titan mis-
sile that caused Cape Canave.
rails first missile accident ia.
tality in 10 years.
Joseph G. Sibole, 24-year-olc
technician, was killed yesterday
when a tiny explosive charge
blew UP and ignited a fare
package attached to the side oi
the intercontinental > range
rocket. Nine other men re.
ceived minor injuries.
Mr.. Sibole and the others wert
conducting a systems check o.
the Titan in preparation for {
future test firing. They were
on a service tower platform
about half way up the 98-foo
length of the rocket. Mr.. Siboll
was standing near the far
package when it erupted.
There was no threat of ;
Evening star., 1960-06-15

nuclear explosion. Missiles
tested here do not have atomic
warheads.
The explosive charge, called
a squib, is used to blow the door
OF a compartment which
houses the package Of flares
after the missile is airborne
about a minute. The flares
used only for night shots, en-
able ground cameras to de-
termined the position of the
missile against a background
Of known stars.
Damage to the Titan was
confined to a small area around
the compartment. Experts to.
day studied wiring and other
components in this area in ar
effort to determine what caused
the charge to explode.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
ATOMIC
Theory Is Smooth,
Doing 1t, Rough

Iother substances cannot be
used. One of these is plutonium
and the other is uranium-233.
Both are artificial and are made
in another type of neutron in
teraction.
Plutonium is created when
an atom of uranium-238 (the
plentiful form of uranium) is
hit by a neutron. There is a
complicated, two-step reaction,
but for practical purposes it
can be said that the uranium
238 absorbs the neutron and be-
comes plutonium. Uranium
233 is made in similar fashion
when the element thorium cap
lures a neutron.
None of these substances will
maintain a chain reaction until
a certain quantity is brought
together. This is called the
critical mass" Such a mass
is needed whether an atomic
bomb. a power reactor or a
research pile is being built.
A critical mass of uranium
235 can be assembled in the
form of natural uranium, but
this makes a big, unwieldy
package because 139/140ths o1
the material is useless in the
chain reaction. A more con-
venient way of doing business
is to use enriched" uranium
which means uranium that has
been spiked with some extra
lU-235.
The degree Of enrichment
depends on what the reactol
designer is trying to do. En-
richments go up as high al
about 95 per cent. This means
that instead of 7/10 of ! per
Evening star., 1960-06-15

cent of uranium-235 in the
mixture, there is 95 per cent.
Recently the trend has been
to fairly low enrichmentS-1h
or 2 per cent. largely because
the Atomic Energy Commits
sion's fuel rental fee is geared
to the amount of uranium -235
contained in the mixture.
Having assembled a critical
maSS-in the form Of a metal,
a ceramic compound, or even
a liquid - the designer needs
something to slow the neutrons
down, something to remove
the heat generated by the
chain reaction. and something
to prevent the reaction from
running away. These are mod
orator, coolant and control
system, respectively.
Many substances are good
moderatorS. The first one ever
used was carbon, in a highly
purified form of graphite (the
lead" in a penciD. Enrico
Fermi used it in his original
Chicago Pile in 1912. Hydrogen
is another good moderator
and since water is both plenti-
ful and two-thirds hydrogen by
volume, many reactors are
water-moderated.
There is also a wide variety
of coolantS. Certain gases are
good. The British have used
carbon dioxide and we are
planning to use helium in olse
type Of reactor. Another ap-
proach is to use in its molten
form a substance, like a suitable
metal, that is normally solid
But the most widely used
coolant is water, which as we
have seen has the additional
virtue of being a moderator
Whatever moderator or cool.
ant is used. it must not disturb
the chain reaction by absorb.
ing neutrons. Early In the
atomic years it was difficult tc
get suitable graphite because a,
commercially available thai
substance usually had a little
Poron in it. Boron is one of the
worst reactor "poisons"; the
least bit will stop a chain re.
action instantly.
But if boron is undesirable
In the moderator, tor some.
thing like its essential in tn,
control rods. Cadmium i,
another substance with a 'hief
neutron-capture cross-section. !
Evening star., 1960-06-15
France Admits
Israel Arms Deal

PARIS, June is (AP). A
Foreign Office spokesman con-
f1rmed yesterday France agreed
some time ago to sell arms to
Israel, but added that no new
contracts had been arranged
on the visit of Israeli Prime
Minister David Ben-Gurion.
The spokesman was asked
about published reports that
France has agreed to sell 40
Mirage III Supersonic jet fight
ers to Israel.
Mr.. Ben-Gurion and Presi-
dent de Gaulle, who were meet
ing for the first time, spoke on
topics described as ranging
over the entire international
scene, with emphasis on the
Middle East.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
Continued From First Page

NOHtAuueu FROM tlrSt rage
few-like one form of uranium
split in two when hit.
To get this sort of splitting
reaction takes not only a spe-
cial type of uranium, but also
a special type of. neutron-a
slow one. The variety of ura-
mum needed (known as ura-
nium-235) is rather rare, max
ing up only / part in about
l4O OF natural uranium. Free
neutrons are rather scarce In
nature. and slow ones are par
ticularly rare. So it is not sur
prising that chain reactions dc
not occur naturally, but must
be carefully contrived.
Crucial Collision
When a slow neutron does hi
an atom of uranium-235, Il
splits the atoms nucleus in two
and causes the release of en-.
ergy plus some new neutrons
There must be a surplus of neu,
irons in each fission - NOR,
than one new one for each ole
one-for a chain reaction to bt
sustained. The energy is giver
on in the form of heat-s
great deal instantaneous
when a bomb explodes, a lessee
amount over a long period wher
the reaction is controlled s,
'lectric power can be produced
So far, only uranium-235 ha.
cen mentioned as a slow-neu
ron fashionable substance. A
PRESENT it is the only on,
7idely used in atomic power re.
tctors, but there appears to b,
10 important reasons why two
Evening star., 1960-06-15
Livestock Meeting

BALTIMORE. June II (AP)
Modern methods Of market
ing livestock will be the major
topic of discussion at the 72nd
annual convention of the Ma
tional Livestock Exchange to be
held here tomorrow through
Saturday.
Evening star., 1960-06-15

which Is the physicists phrase
for the principal property Of
a control rod.
In summary then, the power
reactor requires a critical mass
to provide the heat, a modera-
tor to slow the neutrons down
and keep the chain reaction
going, a cooling system to re-
move. heat which can be used
to produce steam for an
electrical turbo-generator, and
a control system to keep the
operation safe.
Would it were so simple. AS
will be seen. complexity arose
to compound complexity when
the scientists and engineers set
about reducing theory to prac-
tice. A combination of military
urgency and human persever-
ance must be given credit foI
the fact that atomic power il
as far along as it is today.
Thursday: How the power
business got its start.
Editors Note: A paragraph
relating to current fuel con-
sumption in yesterdays chap
ter of THE Atomic Years"
was distorted by omission
of a line of type. The para
graph should have read:
"In the single decade
1960-70, the human race will
use another 20 @. And a
hundred years from now, one
estimate holds, humanity will
be using energy at 20 times
the present rate"
Evening star., 1960-12-24
Suburbs Transformed
BIonket Of snow brings pieture-book look

Snow in the suburbs can
provide as much Of beauty
as 1t does Of trouble.
When the area becomes
covered with several inches
Of white huff, there appears
in the familiar vistas of resi-
Dental neighborhoods q pic
turebook quality that one
may have failed to notice
before.
Many find themselves TAX
ing snapshots with q view to
using them as Christmas
cards.
Most of the cards Of this
variety coming in this years
mail, however, were taken
during the SHOWS Of last Feb
ruary and March.
During the past two weeks
there have been opportuni-
ties In plenty to take such
pictures at the Christmas
season with . wreath at the
Evening star., 1960-12-24

door or other decorations on
display.
The beauty continues into
night when street lights, and
sometimes moonlight, pro-
duce effects Of light and
shadow never seen on the
bare landscape of summer.
These, however, require q
photographer Of some COM
petence to catch.
For children, the pleasures
Of snow are obvious and need
no description.
But" sneers the con-
flrmed downtown apartment
dweller, think Of all the
problems it brings: The in
ability to drive when you
want to-; the trafic tie-ups
getting home from work, the
necessity Of shoveling walks
and driveway"
These are vastly overrated
aS problems. Snow Shoveling,
II you don't find 1t pleasant,
healthful exercise, can be
Evening star., 1960-12-24

delegated to some neighbor-
hood boy at very reasonable
cost.
With a good set Of chains
or snow tires and q little care
in driving, there are very few
snowy days when you can't
get where you have to.
AS to the trafiic tie-ups
getting home from work, they
are not the exclusive prop
erty Of the suburban dwell
ers. It's often getting out of
the downtown traffic that
provides the hardest part of
the trip.
And in q snow storm, q
home seems at its best from
the inside. With q fire crack
ling on the hearth and COM
fort within, let the elements
rage outside.
II the feeling starts to
wane. 60 over to q window
and take q look. The feeling
will return quickly.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04
BRICK COLONIAL

6 rooms; living room. dining
room and kitchen on lst: 3
bedrooms and bath on End: full
basement. 3-cor garage on dou-
BILE lot: the garage rents will
pay your toxes. This il q real
borgoin for only l6.900. Mdke
on appointment to see this one.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04
SPLIT LEVEL

#l7s4. This is contemporary liv-
ing at its finest. 3 bedrooms, bose
mens, 212,cor attached garage,
patio, l12 baths. All these feature.
and more for only S22, 200.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04

AND WORRIES AND EX-
HAUST FUMES. Ivy covered
house hos ! bedroom down. 2
up: full basement. LARGE
MODERN KITCHEN. full dining
room. Firewood for the fireplace
from your own pmtiolly wooded
7 ceres OF land WITH PICNIC
AREA IN GLEN TO REAR OF
THE HOUSE. Plenty Of frontoge
provides oreo to build onother
house as On investment for your
loved ones. Coll today to see
and love this rehedt only 80
miles from Public Square.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-04
LAND CONTRACT

$1,000 down will buy this IN
room rambling runch: 4 bed.
rooms. Ia boths. dinette with
built-in hutch. modern kitchen.
twin bowl sink. service bur and
stools. large studio type living
room with beomed ceiling. brond
new Competing. philippine mo.
hogonY poneled tumilY room:
lugs fenced in yord. attached
garage. Thot's right the price Is
only Sl7.900.