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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-05-04
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PEOPLE

James Molnar, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Molnar of 1872
East 141st st., won first prize
at a local automobile show.
James then went downtown
and won second prize for his
entry in the recent Autorama
SHOW.
The local award was trophy
and his Autorama prize was
several new model kits.
James is Is and is a fresh
man at Shaw High.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Guen-
ther, formerly of 13407 Third
ave-, who were married in
March 18th, have settled in their
new home on Washington ST., in
Nebraska.
Mr.. Guenther is stationed
there with the L. S. Air Force
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-05-04
Service News

Thomas nj. kluk, son of Mrs
Anastasia Kluk of 1906 Edmon-
ton ave-, has enlisted for a -four
year tour of duty with the U. S
Air Force and has been assigned
to Lakeland Military Training
Center, San Antonio, Texas, for
his basic military training.
A Shaw High graduate, Tom
will receive technical training
in the mechanical field after
completing his basic training.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-05-04

1t. Colonel Paul Kaiser, Di-
visional Commander of the Sal
vation Army in Northeastern
Ohio, met with Mrs. Heller
Holmes, and Fred c. Chandler
two area chairmen, at Bootf
Memorial Hospital to discuss
plans for the May 4th opening
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-05-04
Free Movie Tickets

You con get q pair oi com
plimen,orY tickets to the Shaw
Hayden Theatre by reading the
names in ten ads scattered thru
the paper. II you find your name
lust clip the I'D and toke II TO
the Shaw -HoYden Theatre and
you'll get two free tickets.
Tonight thru TuesdoY. All In
A Nights Work"
Kiddie mo,inee Saturday, Kor-
toon KornivoL IS color cartoons.
3 Stooges Comedy.
Starts next Wednesday. In
herit The Wind" and Hand In
Hand"
Check all the ads and maybe
you'll find your name. II not this
week. be sure to look next week.
Therell be ten names each week.
good for 20 tickets at the Shaw
Hayden 1heotre.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-05-04

CHARLES {. RICHARDS, os-
sistont general superin-
tendent Of The Cleveland
Electric Illuminating Com
ponys Steam Power Di-
vision. hos been promoted
to general superintendent
Of the division, il was on
novneed today. Richards
wos graduated by Case
Institute Of Technology in
1922, with q Bachelor OF
Science Degree in Meehon-
icoI Engineering. He joined
the Illuminating Company
that year os O test helper
in the Steam Department.
He and his wife live al
1881 Sheldon ave. and
have three children.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-05-04

PLANTING A LAWN? See
our Handy Business Directory
roto-tilling service to save you
that back-breaking part of the
lob, Check the top-soil ads, too.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-05-04

GET OUT AND STRETCH
those winter tired muscles!
Why not go house-hunting this
weekend We've a lot of fine
homes listed both new and
old. Any of our realtors would
be most happy to serve you.
Why not give them call
today?
Evening star., 1961-10-25
COMMERCIAL GROUND
GATTHERSBURG
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

81 ACREs-37O.ft. road frontass,
460-ft. Rush River frontage; part
clear, part wooded, gently Folling:
the wonderful mountain view from
this property must be seen TO be
nnt npDIecissec; ssrm:. y S;apy 81 cw ~ doWn sHr
line DR.. bet. wash. and Sperryville,
Va. IA. 4-1l4S after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1961-10-25
Aur0M0TIVE MISC.
MOTORCYCLES

NgU SUPER FOX - Like new.
Rugged lightweight fun transpor-
tation for school or work. Econom-
ical. I25 &C. four stroke 100
MPG S2S6. JU. S-1S70 ewes.
Evening star., 1961-10-25
Ranchero

TIE. 6-8915 9 TIL 9
ROOM 70 sPARK-True Southern
Colonial virtue Southern charm,
Brick, 3 bedrms.. IA baths, din.
rm., bsmt. with rec. rm. Featuring
maids rm.;. screened porch; ga
rage, 2 fireplaees; Georgetown gar
den and CENTRAL AIR CONDI-
TTONING. Lyon VILLAGE prestige,
privacy assured; price S38. 500
flexible financing. A real home Of
distinction. Appointment only.
Open e-S; PLANTATION REALTY.
Evening star., 1961-10-25
BUSES FOR SALE

DODGE SCHOOL BUssEs-Excel.
cond.. $500 each. 3 for $4,000.
COL ONIAL PLAZA MOTEL.
10203 Baltimore blvd. College
Park. OR. 4-667s.
Evening star., 1961-10-25
MONEY WANTED

LARGE DOWNTOWN APARTMENT
needs 6-month 2nd trust. Current
1st Trust. Is only 1856 Of ap-
praised value. Makers verv strong
Box 222-0. Star.
Evening star., 1961-10-25
FARMS

BERRYvMLE AREA-charming, re-
stored, brick Colonial; stately white
columns. graeious center hall, dou-
BILE liv. rm., kit: 200 acres Of
luscious meadows, bordered By q
stream. Of water: It Is well fenced.
IN good repair. Call Mr., Measell,
OF. 1880. sI6LER q CO.
CLOSE N-So0 acres. finest crop
and pasture land Of Fauquiner
and Catison Soil. Early American
home: 3 barns. silo. tenant house:
5000 It. road frontage: top Vir-
ginia area. Orange Hunt. Fau-
duier Co., D. c. side Of Warrenton
M y. Q. Rte. No. 66 under eonst.
and U. 8. Rte No. 1921. Build
ing appraised by insurance 60. at
$4,000, land for sale at $3.50
per acre and bldg. free TO buyer
Best dollar value. Dir. By OWNER,
no agents please. Drive out US.
29-211 past Gainesville. 10 New
Baltimore. Turn It. on st. Rte. No.
674 and follow st. Rte. No. 674
3 miles to sign on property on
right. Aereege signs ct corners
on road. Call Owner. CIR. 3-007O.
Week days, CR. 3-0365 nights and
week ends,
Evening star., 1961-10-25
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots. acreage or
farms IN D. c. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. KA. $4,000
CASH AVAIL, FOR LOTS, ACRE
ACE. HOUSES, APT. HOUSES,
cQMAkERc. GROUND; ND. va
LAID DEVELOPMENT CO.
ST. 3-sS0O
Evening star., 1961-10-25
PARK-LIKE SETTING

Gracious home. shaded By oaks.
3 pcrches, Cool in summer, spec
tacular view in winter. 10 min.
Pentagon, I biz, from bus, . b.r;,
=. baths; snsa formal OF, d;r-' sent hal,
acre. SO0-ft. 'front.', oii h..v.h'.
carpeting, drapes, built-in hi-fi.
fnS fSv ioS oWNER. Si; sIs11 az .esea Ssp; suiio-
Evening star., 1961-12-28

BOULEVARD UNTRIMMED COATS Reg -S38.
JUST 1S DRESSES, we're S45-6995 - NOW S2s
JUST 81 DRESSES. were SIS to 1895 -~--- NOW $38
=, Embassy Room-Downtown Only
BETTER BLoUSES AND SHIRTS. Reg 497-799. 1918
3e7
MISSES BETTER DRESSES Reg. 1798-l998. 1918,
1870
BOULEVARD DRESSES. Reg. s8. 1920. Asst fobrics
S.
COCKTAIL DRESSES, assorted Styles fobrics 8l8 $40
3d FIoor-oo~nto~n Only
DAYTIME DRESSES. Comp values 6.99995. Misses and
Won1en's 2.88 TO 3.88
ROBES AND LoUNGEWEAR. Comp. s1l to $50, sizes
10 to Is in group $50 to $24
MATERNITY JACKETS, washable Reg. 399-49o So
5th FIoor-oowntown Only
WoMEN'S WOOL SKIRTS. Reg. ! 80 32-38 - $50
WoMEN'S 2-Pc. KNIT SUITS. Reg. 1898 38-44, 1890
WoMEN'S BLoUSES, nyIon or Docrong. Reg. $50 49o
WoMEN'S SWEATERS, wool or OrIone Reg. lO99-l l499,
$50
WoMENS DRESSES. Reg. l798 l4l1-241A in group, Sc
WoMEN'S IMPORT DOUBLE WOOL KNITs. Reg. % 49,
WoMEN's COCKTAIL DRESSES. Reg 2908-so'98
l4R-24l2 ....-- --.-..--------- $22
Womons World Deses-0ownown Only
BRUSHED NYLoN GOWNS. Reg. 8.95-lO.95. Size "a
only ------- 49o
BRUSHED NYLoN PTS. Reg 1O95-1295 500
NYLoN TRcoT PETTIcoATS, white. Reg. 800. Sizes
Boulevard Lingeie-Downown Only
Evening star., 1961-12-28

JR. GIRDLEs AND Panty GIRDLEs Reg 795 S, N, l.
GIRDLEs. Reg. 1O95-s15 26-34 in group - 7.99
BRASsIEREs. Reg. 395-795. Cups AID; 32-46 in
corets md Bros-Downtown Only
ALL NOVELTY WEAVES MIRACLE BLEND DRESS FAB
RIGS, reg. 59c-Sl yord - 35e yd.
MODEL DISPLAY DRESSES, size II only. Reg. $780,
$2-$l5
so" VIscosE sUITING, asst. weove Reg % yord
69e yd.
TUBULAR WooL-wooL BLENDs-coTToN JERSEY.
54-6O". Reg 99c-l 40 yard 79e yd
298-3.98 yard .----- l.49 yd
Fashion Fabrcs-Downown Only
Evening star., 1961-12-28
3.7iI
10 I Ka.X1I.lI5lH |,l,7 Il

MUSICAL COFFEE POTS -------l.4s
MUSICAL COOKIE JARS, Reg. 399 -l.ss
MUSICAL POWDER BOXES, Reg. 2.88, l.ss
scHRATz WATER soFTENER. Reg. 79c, A.
ID. bag ------z-- tpIus tox) 5ee
CERAMIC DONKEY CART. WITH fruit, Reg
ST ---- --------.------ 59e
SPINNING WHEEL PIN CUSHIONS, Reg.
CERAMIC POWDER JARS. Reg. l.25, sse
coMPAcTs AND CADETS 500 off
regular prices.
ToiIetries-Downtown Only
Evening star., 1961-12-28
O ! q { 4 9 d & 4 \ AK

INFANTS MARY ANN PUMPS. Reg. S. white - So
INFANTS KNIT sLEEPERs. Reg. 225. 2-pc., l-3, 1853
INFANTS SLEEPER WALKER. Reg. 4.99 ------- 5.44
CRIB SHEETS no onnq reinforced corners white, 94e
Infants Weor-Downtown Only
200 GIRLS DRESSES. Reg. 599-l499, sizes 3-6, ~
5s8-lo.SS
Girls Wear and Tots and ToddIen'-oownOwn Only
GIRLS ROBES Reg 800, nyIons and cottons ---- 500
GIRLS ROBES. Reg. 500 -.--------~ 3.99
cHILDREN's SOCKS. Reg. 39c each --------5 for s.
LOUNGE SETS. Reg. 49, 3piece -.-.-~-------- 2.e9
chHdrens Furnhngs-oowntown Only
YOUNG MEMS DRESS SHIRTS. Reg. S4 1.e9
BOYS COTTON STACKS. Reg 800 ages go. z for S.
BOYS SPORT SHIRTS Reg 2.99 long sleeve, for So
Boys Weo-Downtown Only
cHILDREN's TEENS SHOES. Reg. 699-8.99 Simplex
Fexees Buster Brown and Glamour Deb in the group 399
Shoes for Youth-Downtown Only
Evening star., 1961-12-28
= z;I1 4 I II:IS $ :I:I[s1 <I7:I1s1<Y: ONLY

For greater selections hove re-souped
foshon eIeorunees follows in Downtown store:
JR. SPoRTSWEAR, tops skirts, sIocks us, 2.97-lo.97
JR. DRESSES, sheoths full skirts. SIS $40
JR. COATS, untrimned dressy and casual SIS -- $2S
lR. RAlNCoATS, COMP value II 80. 5-l5----$S
Young WOshngtOnion Shops-oo~ntown Only
MISSES WOOL SUITS, lined. Reg S35-3998. 1918,
1890
IMPORTED COATS. Reg SO. .96-s95. Misses sizes $40
IMPORT SWISS KNITs, 2-pc. Reg, S35. 1920 $50
2;Pc. VELVET SUITS, black. Reg SIS O-l8-- Sls
Town and Country Suts-Downtown Only
FASHION SUITS. Req. 1898. 1918 1890
MISSES SUITS. Reg. 1898 1918 -.---------- 1890
MISSES SUITS Reg 50 90. 1918 ----- 1890
MISSES UNTRIMMED COATS. Reg. S129-Sl49 8-l6
500
MISSES UNrRIMMEo COATS. Reg. s11o-sn9. sic,
$50
MISSES FUR TRIMMED COATS, SIG slle to S299
Misses Better Suits and Coot-0ownown Only
Evening star., 1961-12-28

s-PR. SHOE RACK. Reg. 2.88, Iodies,
chrome steel ----.-..---- ---l.9e
Notions-Downtown Only
FLASH CARDS, Reg. 81, Porent- Teacher
LEATHER RING BINDERS, Reg. 4.99, zip
per 2.4s plus tox
RING BINDERS, Reg 1913, simulated
leather, -SSe
5-Pc. BRASS FINISHED DESK SET, Reg.
598 -- --- 400
ALABAsTER BOOK ENDS, 6" high, Reg.
SET OF 4 PoINsETTIA COASTERS, Reg.
81. --.------- 50r
CHRISTMAS CARD CLEARANCE . . N
OFF regular prices.
2-DRAWER STEEL FILE. grey, comp. value
1898 II m
60" WOODEN sLAT BENCH, black, Reg.
30" SLIDING GLASS DOOR BOOKCASE,
walnut and lined oak, reg. 1898 --l3.74
z" CASTER ROLLING TV STAND, reg.
totionery-Downtown Only
Evening star., 1961-12-28
AnnUa' Savings: Americas Top Names i'm Fashion Fig.
NALE OF GIRDLES IND

Sove 20% on Fomous Corsets:
Reg. $50 Warmers Panty GirdIe --------5.ee
Reg. 795 Youthcroft Panty GirdIe-------6.
Reg. $50 Permo-Lift Panty GirdIe-------6.79
Reg. 895 Youthcroft GirdIe 500
Reg. 1895 Formfit Panty GirdIe------7.9e
Reg, l2.5O Permo Lift Panty GirdIe------ e.99
Reg. 1895 FIexees CorseIette- 1899
Also at InPortont Annual Sovines:
Reg. 1895 Jontzen Panty GirdIe -------8.95
Reg. 1895 Youthcroft Panty GirdIe------s.99
Evening star., 1961-12-28

REGULARLY Sc
NYLON TRICOT SLIPS
ExpensWey detoiled slips lace
trimmed edged with floral sotin. = 0kI
Embroidered scoIIopine, fold OF hem. N0O11
81 to 40.
Better Lngere-AH S Stores
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-30

a children's home where the
small fry do not have mothers
and fathers to perform such
happy tasks.
There is one hitch in Gertz's
future plans as Santa Claus,
however. That is the uniform,
several years old now, is not
in shape for too many more
wearings and the expense for
a new one approximately
$3.50 is somewhat higher than
the family budget will allow.
Thus far, the expensive
cleaning of the uniform has
been done by Jerry Horna of
Austin Cleaners, but more than
likely, this season could be
Gertz's last in this uniform, if
he wants to appear as a neat
and well-groomed Santa Claus.
But all is not loo, as far as
both Gertz and his wife are
concerned.
"Regardless of what the fam
lily budget reads" said Mrs.
Gertz, well find some way
for Ralph to carry on his fine
work"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-30

ave. Performances will also be
held Friday, Dec. 1st and Sat.
urday, Dec. End.
"Kismet," a musical Arabian
Nights, is a romantic tale of q
day in the life of a handsome
and poetic beggar in legendary
Bagdad. 1t is tuneful, melody
drenched with such popular
hits as Stranger in Paradise"
and "Baubles, Bangles and
Beads" The sets are colorful
and the costumes lavish, being
imported from New York at a
cost Of over one thousand dol
lars.
The talented cast Of over 50
is being directed by Dorothy
Vogelin, founder Of the Guild
which opens its 18th season.
There will be a full orchestra
of semi professional musicians.
Choreography is by Mark Hall
and Tom Hegler.
The cast is as follows:
Hail, Tom Hegler; Marsinah
Betty LaJoe; Lalume, Dorothy
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-30
Euclid Lyric Guilds
"Kismet" Starts Tonite

Palmer; Wazir, Donald Hor
nell; Caliph, John Michael
Jawan, Richard Palmer; Omar
Lloyd Watson; Chief Police
man, E. Z. Vogelin; First Pc
liceman, Neil Hasselbach; Fris
Beggar, Gordon Fawcett; Sec
ond Beggar, Phillip Di Donate
Ayah, Alice Weber; and Widow
Yuseff, Gail LeClair.
Dancers are:
Zubbidiya, Honey Garlock
Samris, Judi Urbas; Akbar and
Assiz Fred Hagadorn and Fred
Bowen; Orange Dancer, Pat
Tome; Princesses of Ababu,
Evelyn Granbowski, Sherry
Roman, Charree Walleck.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-30
Air Force
Jobs Are
Unusual

An Airman from World War
ii or the Korean War would
be amazed at the number of
unusual occupations being Of
fered by today's modern Space
Age Air Force.
Area Air Force Recruiting
T/Sgt. Paul Noska said that
the Air Force method of area
choices of jobs means just that
when we enlist a man foi
specific area" he explained
the man attends a school OF
his area choice and not one he
dislikes." The four areas under
which a man is enlisted are
electronics, mechanics, admins
trations, and general.
The result Of the Airman's
Qualification Examination de-
termines which area is poten-
TALLY his best.
Today's Air Force shoulders
the responsibility for missiles,
and spacecraft. Many unusual
jobs are offered, especially in
the Research and Development
fields that were unknown a
few years ago. Among them
are aerospace medicine, testing
Of new electronic devices on
projected spacecraft, and vital
areas Of communication.
To get full information on
how the Airman Qualification
Examination works, Sgt. Voska
suggests interested persons
contact him at 22141 Euclid
ave. or telephone w. 5000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-30
Writers Club
Meets Saturday

Cleveland College Writer'S
Club meets Saturday at 2 p. m,
on Higbee's Tenth Floor.
William Ellis presents the
program, titled $50 When Is
A Story" Ellis is the author
of "The Bounty Lands" and
Jonathan Blair" He has
written more than 100 articles,
and worked on "Ohio Story"
scripts.
The meeting will be followed
by tea in the Silver Grille. Any
one interested in writing is
invited to attend.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-30
Coast Guard
SetsAcademy
DeadIine

The official deadline for ap
plications to participate in the
seth annual examinations fol
appointment to the Coast GuarC
Academy, New London Conn.
has been set at Jan. 10, 1862
Examinations will follow or
Feb. 19 and 20, 1862, in 156
cities of the United States, its
possessions, and selected cities
abroad.
Appointments to cadetship at
the Academy are made solely
on the basis of this examination
and prospective adaptability to
military life.
The Academy curriculum in
cludes academic subjects and
military training. Courses are
conducted in engineering, in
cluding nuclear engineering, the
humanities and subjects related
to the professional duties of the
Coast Guard officer.
Upon completion of training
at the Academy, cadets are
commissioned as Ensigns in the
active peace-time service, and
awarded Bachelor of Science
degrees.
For the Academy graduate,
postgraduate training is avail
able in many fields at advanced
military schools and leading
universitie ies and colleges
througout the country.
An information booklet and
applications to participate in
the annual exam may be OBJ
tanned by writing the Com
mander (p), Ninth Coast Guard
District, Cleveland 13, Ohio.
These forms must be submitted
by Jan. 10, 1862, if the appli-
cant wishes to take the 1862
examination.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-30

The above classified ad that
appeared in this newspaper
/ last week shows the determine
ton of Ralph Gertz, 1864 East
256th ST., in his annual effort
to cheer youngsters who are
confined to welfare homes OF
hospitals.
Even before placing this &C
in the newspaper, Gertz hac
many calls from institutions he
served last year. But this
wasn't enough, so hence the ap.
peal through the pages of this
publication.
Il Just wanted to make sure
/ Gertz said, that the time
have left was put to good use
! in this area"
And then he added a com.
ment for which we are CRATE
full:
"Of course, this newspaper
was the best way to let people
in this area know | am avail
able"
Gertz has been doing the
Santa Claus routine for char
ity the past three Yuletide sea-
sons.
Actually, he has been play
ing the part of st. Nick for
Television Station WV, where
he is a film editor, for a long
er period.
His extra portrayals came as
a result of returning home
from work one Christmas eve
in his Santa Claus uniform,
only to be Informed that his
son, Jimmy, was at Euclid
Glenville Hospital.
Gertz rushed to the hospital
without bothering to take off
his outfit and after seeing that
his son was alright, was asked
by officials to visit the chill
dren's ward. This was the be-
ginning of a happy relation
ship.
Now it has come to the point
that public-relationed minded
WJW gives Gertz time off for
his annual visits.
Among some of the institu-
tions that look forward to his
visits are Euclid Cooperative
Preschool, Euclid-Glenville. st,
Alexis Hospital, The Euclid
First Baptist Church, and the
Cleveland Christian Home.
One of the supreme sacrific-
es Gertz is making in his role
is not being with his wife,
Ethel, and son on Christmas
eve and many times most of
Christmas Day.
For example, this year at the
time most parents will be get
ting the youngsters off to an
early bed so as to fill up the
stockings and put the pres
ents around the tree, Gertz
will. be on the far west side at
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-30

Euclid Lyric Guilds presen-
tation Of "Kismet" music and
lyrics by Robert Wright and
George Forrest, will open
tonight Thursday at $3.50
p. m. at Forest Park Junior
High School, 270O0 Gilmore
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-30
Santa Claus Seeks Charitable
Institutions to Fulfill Schedule
BY Gene Hersh

JOVIAL Santa Claus is looking for
work in charitable institution: no
charge for appearance except
guarantee of lots of children in
need of cheering up. Contact
Ralph Certz. RE. 1888 or
TO l-6O30
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-30
REMODELING? Fall /,

REMODELING! FAN and
winter are the ideal times to
have that interior remodeling
work done. Check our Handy
Business Directory for the best
in paper-hanging and painting!
Evening star., 1961-07-02
Just To Prove You Can Earn An Extra $50 To s115
In Spare Time With Christmas And Occasion Cards

Nov you can earn the exte money you want for new
clothes, exciting vacations latest household appli-
ances Yes $50. $50 Sis and in spare time
in friendly, dgnifed way!
How? by taking orders from friends relatives and
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Just look at the mailman making his rounds You'll
realize how much money is spent every day and eSpe
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ing cards. personal stationery and gift items. Now you
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much IS regularly in spare time just by show
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Evening star., 1961-02-19
WASHERS DRYERS
OEIHEX1I3iE

Dist.-Mfr. List e4s. .sS wEsTING-
HOUSE Space Mate 2.CyeIe Auto.
matte Washer, safety door ffA
switch. Silver Spring only WIZ
Dist. mfr. List eIs.sS wESTING-
HOUSE Electric Dryer with 3
temperature controls, automatic
time control. Silver Spring &@@
emily WV
Dist. mfr. List 219.s6 WESTING-
HOUSE Automatic Washer with 1
multiple prOgram cOmDu- &11E .
ter. Silver Spring only W
Dist.-Mfr. List 259.95 RCA
WHIRLPOOL Automatic Washer.
silver spring &19o
Dist mfr. List 3O9.96 RCA
WHIRLPOOL Automatic Washer,
2 speeds, 2 cycles, 5 wash and
rinse temperature con- &1ee
trolls, lint filter WV
Dist Mfr. List 199.95 RCA
WHIRLPOOL Electric Dryer with
temperature control. Silver &R@
Spring only WV
Dist.-Mfr. List 229.95 RCA
WHIRLPOOL Electric Dryer with
temperature control. S129
Silver Spring only ~'@S
Dist.-Mfr. List 269.S6 RCA
WHIRLPOOL Gas Dryer, tenn
Derature control. glass &1AR
door. Silver Spring only WITT
ist.-Mfr. List :s9.96 RCA
Dryer, 3 cycles, moisture E197
minder setting g------- WV
st..Mfr. List 2S9.96 RCA
WHIRLPOOL Imperial Electric
Dryer with 8 cycles and moisture
minder setting. Silver G160
Spring ~sSS
WHiRLPooL Mark Xii s.Cycie
Automatic Dryer with moisture
minder setting. Silver GIT
Spring only VIII
Dist.-Mfr. List 299.s5 RCA
WHIRLPOOL New 1861 Automatic
Washer with magic-mix dispenser
filter, set one dial and II N197
does all the work
Dist. Mfr. List 3O8.95 RCA
WHIRLPOOL New 1861 &fT0
Automatic WasheF---- Wiz
Dist. mfr. List I69,9S RCA
WHIRLPOOL New 1861 &ff0
Automatic Dryer vie
Dist.-Mfr. List 209.95 RCA
WHIRLPOOL New 1861 Gf90
Automatic Dryer -~SVS
Dist. mfr. List 5S9.95 RCA
WHIRLPOOL WasheR-Dryer Conn
bination, temperature G000
Dist. Mfr. List 269.9S FRIGTD- 4
ARE Undercounter DlShwasheF
with 2 racks. Silver GAO
Spring only OI$S
Dist. mfr. List 329.eS FRIGID-
ARE Imperial Undercounter Dish
washer with 2 racks. G10@
Silver Spring only Woo