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Evening star., 1961-08-10

| off the bench and completed
eight out Of Is passes for 161
yards to lead the Irish to q
1912 victory over Southern
California at the Coliseum.
His exhibition was hailed as
the finest passing performance
of the season in the huge bowl.
In 1858, Ralph piloted Notre
Dame to q crushing, 4s-14 de-
cision over the Trojans before
another stunned Los Angeles
audience. Californians knew
him wen.
Guglielmi has had good rea-
son in the past for not coming
through with the Redskins the
way he did in college. Two years
| in the Air Force didn't help,
and when he did return to the
big time it appeared that Ralph
had lost the golden touch. His
reflexes seemed slow. his pass
ing blunted. II the press notices
he received weren't overly cri-
tical, they weren't overly
friendly, and it puzzled him.
How can you tell q writer
that q pass didn't succeed be-
cause the receiver didn't do his
job?" He asked. 'T wouldn't
criticize Q teammate-I'd rather
take the blame myself"
Guglielmi probably would feel
better If he did pop off once in
q while instead Of keeping 1t
stored up inside and brooding
over 1t. It must rankle q man
who is q success in business, q
good -looker and intelligent. to
get the short end Of the stick
with q losing football club.
I've learned to live with IT,
he said, 'even when I know II
isn't my fault"
. -
A by-stander may observe
that Guglielmi and the Red
skins seem to be better prepared
for their debut this year than
at any time in recent wears
physically and mentally. How
ever, Goog would rather be
dropped for q 25-yard loss try
ing to pass than criticize the
preparations for previous
games. But it's obvious that ii
Is better to try the "short'
game, using o limited number
Of plays, and have them down
pat, than to attempt q full re-
pertoire that half the squad
doesn't understand and can't
execute.
"I'll say this, "Guglielmi con-
ceded, 81 like the way Bin INC
Peak) has handled the squad
We've had q good training camp
with few injuries, and I think
this is going to be q good team. "
We1l know more about that
tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
British Hockey Team
Will Fuce Friends

The English women's field
hockey team. making q seven
week, 15-game tour Of the East
Coast, viii play the Sidwell
Friends School September IS.
Proceeds from these matches
will go toward the fund for the
1868 International Field Hockey
Conference at Goucher College,
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1961-08-10


There will be q couple Of black
board drills, but nothing Of q
physical nature.
"I'd like to win this one in
the worst way" McPeak con-
fessed. 1T would put US over
the hump as o team. I don't
want to win for myself as much
as for the system. We've told
these players that doing things
the way we want them done
will win games. If we win, it'll
make believers out Of them
They'll have confidence and
viii feel that training paid off,
NOTES-Keliy Miller, pack
ing equipment for the return
trip to- Washington, is worried
because there haven't been
more complaints. Laran
Lamar, Of the Los Angeles
Negro Press Bureau, isn't 60
ing along with the NAACP'i
planned picketing Of the game
He called for q bloc Of seats In
addition to his press tickets. He
doesn't agree with the Red
skins policy but said the L. A.
Times Boys Clubs deserve
everybody's support. Dick
James parents and two BROTH
ers are here from Grants Pass
Greg, to watch him play. Ditto
for Tony Scott, Ben's brother
who also has some theatrical
matters to attend to. Ad-
vance ticket sales indicate q
crowd Of ct least $1,000. The
game already Is . bigger fin.
ancial success than it was last
year. tl.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
Croniin, Toneff,
P'aIuck toD Dog
Ram Pass;erIs
BY LEWIS F..ATCHISON
star Staff Writer

LOS ANGELES. AUG. 10
Newcomer Gene cronin and
veterans Bob Toneff and John
Paluck have been named on Q
reception committee to greet
the Rams starting quarterback
In the Redskins debut tomor.
row night.
They'll give him a hard time,
whoever he is" commented
Coach Bill McPeak as the
washington club wound up
three hard weeks Of training.
add Dick I1asse and Rod
Bfeedlove for the red-dogging
andnwe should be able to put
some pressure on the thrower. ~
Frank Ryan, the mathemati-
cal genius. Is expected to open
at the sienal-calling post for
Los Angeles, with zeke Brat
kowski, obtained from the Chi
cag0 Bears, backing him up.
It'sia tough combination, espe-
ctaify with SpeedsterS like End
Deh Shofner and Slotback Ollie
MAtson on the receiving end.
But McPeak has hopes Of hold
ing them To o low score--if
everything goes right.
Must Be Improved
7N"Our secondary defense has
got to be better than last year
NJ only because Of the expert
enee 1t gained" McPeak said.
'Tsiket cold shivers thinking
of what their ends may do If
our secondary goofs, but that's
the way It goes.
u I'VE know they're going to
score. We know they're going
to throw short passes to. coax
the wingbacks in close, then try
to drop q long one over them.
We only hope that when it
happens Jim Wulff or Gary
Click will be on the job at
safety and break it up."
The answer to all Of the
Redskins pass-defense prob
lens, of course, could be the
triumvirate of Cronin, Toneff
and Paluck. It's almost i'm
possible for a quarterback to
throw from q prone position,
and If they keep MeSsrs. Ryan
and Bratkowski, on their backs
the secondary can take the
evening off.
McPeak showed confidence
in the Redskins offense by
spending part Of the last day
working on scoring plays inside
the five-yard line. He thought
the entire squad rebounded
nicely after q dull Wednesday.
and that plenty Of rest today
will have the boys on their
toes tomorrow night.
ThnrC
g" WaFm-up In Coliseum
A warm-up under the coli
scum lights tonight is the only
exefcise on today's schedule.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
D. c. Boy Coins
Net SemifinuIs

HAMPTON. Va. Aug. 10
w). = Top-seeded Charles
Berry Of Washington, D. c..
made it to the semifinals of
the American Tennis Associa-
ton Junior championships here
yesterday, but not quite as
easily as some people expected.
Berry was extended by IS.
year-old Luis Glass Of jackson
Heights, N. Y, before winning,
@, 6-3. Glass competed at
the older level instead of de-
Tending his 13-year-and-under
title.
Evening star., 1961-08-10

mot play games to segregated
audiences"
Rozelle's statement was made
public by Don Kellett. executive
vice president and general
manager Of the Colts, after a
five-hour session here with
members Of the NAACP.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
Cook Shoots Wuy
Into Fourth Place

CAMP PERRY. Ohio. Aug. 10
(AP). Defending Champion
Arthur Cook Of Adelphia. Md.
moved into contention for the
first time In the National Small
Bore Rifle Championship here
yesterday. but his score of
s,5ss out Of q possible $500
still put him only in fourth
place.
The leader is Victor L. Auer
Of Sherman Oaks, Calf, with
a 3.591x3,600
Evening star., 1961-08-10
.AT(HISON.S
ANGIE.
By LEWIS r. ATcHlsoN

LOS ANGELES. Aug. losImagne three guys leaning over
your shoulder reading your newspaper and got fair
idea how Ralph Gugem will feel tomorrow night when he
leads the Redskins against the Rams.
I'm not saying Eagle Day NJ c. Reynolds Norman Snead
are guesser but they wouldn't be they didn't
Evening star., 1961-08-10

think they could do, just as
well as Ralph, and maybe q
little better. Goog knows it
He's human, too. He also
realizes that thousands Of eyes,
not just three pair. win be
watching to see. II. this Is to
be his year in pro football or
II the team must look to some
one else.
Outwardly. Guglielmi seems
to be the least concerned Of
the four.
IT do the best I can," he
says. That's al / can do"
Guglielmi Is q first-time pro
starter in the Coliseum. He was
injured ct San Francisco last
year and missed the Rams
game. In 1858, when Eddie
LeBaron was top dog, Coos
got IN for exactly three plays
You can't blame Californian;
for forgetting him, as some
have. The real football huffl
haven't.
In 1851, as . freshman al
Nctre Dame, Guglielmi came
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Food Editors Preview
Seasoned Rice Mixes

with fried shrimp and chut-
ney.
A second one is called
Spanish rice mix and is sea-
Soned with a mixture of to-
matoeS, green peppers and
onions with authentic Old
World seasonings. Side dishes
of sour cream and guacamole
were passed with this one Z.
and they were surprisingly
good. 1t has never occurred to
us to serve either one with
Spanish rice before. Do try
it you're in for a pleas
ant surprise.
The third mix , and our
favorite is a blend of long
grain rice and wild rice.
Evening star., 1961-08-24

Chicken livers wrapped with
bacon was the accompani-
ment for this mix. The wild
rice flavor is still there, max
ing it an excellent substitute
for the real thing and at
less than a fourth the price.
Wild rice is getting to be al
most prohibitive in price.
Now you can enjoy the flavor
and still stay within the
budget.
Within each of the color
full 4-serving-size packages
are two inner packets. One
contains rice and the other
a complex array of season.
ing ingredients; powders, de-
hydrated flakes and a tiny
flavoring nugget. The con-
tents of both are emptied
into a measured amount of
Evening star., 1961-08-24
DeImonico
Steaks

Delmonico Cbeef rib eye)
steaks, cut to 2 inches
thick
Salt
Pepper
Set regulator for broiling.
Place steaks on broiler rack.
Insert broiler pan and rack
so the top surface of a 1-inch
steak is 2 to 3 inches from
the heat and a 2-inch steak
is 3 to 5 inches from the heat.
When one side is Drowned,
season, turn and finish cook
ing on the second side. Sea-
son.
Steaks cut inch thick re-
quire 18 to 20 minutes for
rare steak and 20 to rs min
uteS for medium-done steak.
Steaks cut 2 inches thick re-
Evening star., 1961-08-24

boiling water. Butter or mar
garine are added to taste. In
less than 80 minutes your
rice dish is finished.
There are recipe variations
printed on each package. The
rice mixes, packaged in g.
ounce cartons, are scheduled
for local distribution around
the end of September.
VT.
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Zesty SuIud

Arrange chilled canned
blue lake green beans on to-
mato slices. Top with crum-
bled Roquefort cheese,
chopped chiVes and capers.
Drizzle oil-vinegar dressing
over all and serve at once as
individual or buffet salads.
Evening star., 1961-08-24

Local food editors sampled
three exciting new rice mixes
yesterday at a luncheon held
at the Statler-Hilton Hotel.
The new products in convent
ent ready-to-cook form are
offsprings of Uncle Ben's
popular long grain rice.
One mix is curried rice
lightly seasoned with a Far
Eastern blend of spices. The
rice cooks up golden-tinged,
slightly sauced and merely
limiting of the exotic spices.
For lunch. this was served
quire 80 to 35 minutes for
rare and IS to As for medium
done steak.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
earning to Ride the "NaturaT Way

AUGUSTIN NEMEC treats children and horses a
"A good deal alike One he thinks, is good for the
other and both have to be handled in natural way to
get best results
Mr.. Nemec a former CzechoslOvakian banker,
operates the Great Falls Riding School near Potomac
Md and during the last few years has given hundreds
of youngsters and few horses-their first lessons
in getting along with each other
One of Mr. Nemec's chief assets in getting kids and
horses together in natural way is 800 acres OfrOll
ing fields and woods with shady trails blocked here
and there by fallen trees
at is natural country" he says land children
who learn to ride here fit naturally into the hunting
field We start beginners right away on the trails We
don't believe in limiting learning to ride to riding
ring"
Mr. Nemec does have a riding ring at the Great
Falls school, but it is used only in the early stages of
learning to jump After these preliminary lessons,
his students take the trails and there progress in
stages over obstacles that one may hnd following
hounds in the hunting field.
There are about so horses on the Nemec farm,
including 16 ponies which are kept 'just for fun.
THE ponies are just for children to play with, he
says ut is beautiful to the children and the ponies
together My wife and we like them We like to walk
among the ponies"
Mr. Nemec's international background is reflected
in the names he has given his horses There is Belka,
Czech word for white and there is LEsprit from
France and Jena, named for city in Germany.
Then there are Hermes, from the Creek Sisi, from
the Spanish; Aga from Pakistan and Mona, from the
Latin. Roman was named because of his nOse and
Zorro because his coat changes color each season.
On the trail, Mr. Nemec captains his squad Of
riders from the rear And since he may forget stu
dents name his orders 60 out to the horses.
"Belka!" he will shout. Keep your heels down"
Watch there Varna! Lean forward, lean forward
Lean forward and rest your hand lightly on your
horses neck"
"An right up ahead, trOt-hup, hO-hup, hOhup, no"
And away they 60 down the TRAIL to return after an
hour in the saddle.
Mr.. Nemec demands that his horses be quiet and
well behaved. While there a variety of horses in
his stable he training young thOrOughbreds for his
school.
by training thoroughbred under natural cOndi-
tons" he says 81 have twoyearOld going like
quiet veteran"
There is no force in his training methods and
young horses are put with older on the trail.
Much of this training work is done by his assistants
group of former students who work with him in
operating the school During the busy season. these
girls are on hand to help with students and in other
seasons they 60 to the farm several days q week to
help with the horses.
Mr.. Nemec is interested in breeding hunter type
horse by crossing thOrOughbreds to heavier animal
This way he says he will get the fire of the thorough
bred and the weightcarTyng ability of the heavier
horses.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

with her horse. Champaign, at the Greet Folls
Riding School. Here she freofs horse TO sugar.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
DISTINCTION-ECoNOMY
SCHOLTZ CALIFORNIA
CONTEMPORARY

and q most wonderful new vuY
Of life 10 the happy purchaser.
Openess is the key note Of this
home und the entire Ieor is
glass from the floor to the
beomed cothedrol ceiling CIV
ing c ponoromic view Of sun
sets. 3 large bedrooms: 2 full
clay tile baths, large kii-.n
with noturol flush cabinets and
brightness that is nearly IN.
believoble. built-in Coppertone
GE dishwosher and gas oven
end ronge; full divided bose
ment; 212-cor plostered ottcched
garage; large 75x22o lot. This
is q custom built home and one
in which the owner took extIo
core TO insure everything was
Of the highest qualitY.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Gi NO DOWN
S96 PER MONTH

TOTAL poYment for this spotless
3-bedroom ranch thot's only
yeors old. Economical radiant
gos heat, lurge getting oreo. dlu-
minum storms and screens: spa
cious double closets in all bed
rooms and priced for immediote
sale at Sl4.l50. CT no down!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
FAMILY ROOM

This 7-yeur old home offers not
only beautiful tonily room tc
serve as q focal point for porties
or informal gatherings. but ulsc
room for the tomilY. A bedrooms
II foot kitchen where everyone
"euts together" and in comfort
2l2-cor garage with tool shed
and covered potio for outdoor
enjoyment. The price is friend
ly and accommodating also -
sle,soo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
CITY RANCH-HUCE LOT

#2ls6. " you've been looking for
q delightful ranch sitvoted on O
lorse los yet right in the heart Of
the city; this is il. lots Of trees on
fhi. 65x532 #. lot, ; bedrooms
down. and one loree up, divided
basement and double garage. WoIk-
ing distance TO Shoregote shopping
center. Only s2I 800. About 81 800
down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
EUCLID BRICK DOUBLE

Excellent location OF East ZI0th
ana Lake Shore. Storms, screens,
corpetiug 2-cC- guToge. Top
condition.
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REAL TORS
BOUGHT

before. and extro careful now?
We invite you to compare this
home with any other you have
seen in the price rdnge! ~
Brick 20 Stone front (3) Full di-
vided basement "a full dcre lot
(S) 8 large bedrooms (6) formal
dining room ~ 20 kitchen with
built-ins (a) 2-cor plostered at
'toched eorooe (9) 2 wood-burn-
ing fireploces with roised
heorths (l0) llz baths I'D Fiber
glass insulotion throughout ~
custom built l3) only YeGrs
old IA immediote occupancy
as only s24.5oo. Wow!
DlSTlNCTION-ECONOMY
This spotless home offers much
Of each. The living room has or
open ceiling and most ottrdc-
tive wood burning fireplace and
once you sit down you simply
just won't core to leave. Dining
room. enclosed and heoted
porch; 2h-ou garage. This
dreom is located on beuuti.
fully treed 30x29a LOT and is
priced quite economically al
only SI5,5oO.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
SHARP BUNGALOW

#2leS. Five-room bungalow with
two bedrooms down and COM
pIeteIy finished UP. llz-eor sorose
with nice sized lot. A good street
in O quiet oreo. Close to shopping.
$500 down tokes This.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
EUCllD-4 BEDROOMS

1871. The FvIlerwood oreo is
the location Of this king sized
frame bungalow. Lprse living
room, clay tile bath, cory kitchen,
full basement. and 2-eor garage.
Owner relocating.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
EUCLID INCOME-S14,ooo

1852. 2-fomiy and eottoee with
totol possible income Of S245.0o
per month. Double hos S rooms
down, ga rooms up. cottage hos
217 rooms. Cos heat. Won't lost
Iona az this price.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
cOlONiAl-EAST 2OOth ST.

#21s9 A gem Of q coloniol with
Ioree kitchen, we'll kept and eleon,
enclosed porch, exfro iov in bose
men', 2-cor eoroee, beoutiful lot.
A real good buy. Call now. About
5000 down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
REAL TORS
SHADED SECLUSION

Only 80 minutes from downtown
Cleveland. Here's q fine oppor
tunity to have peace and pri-
vocY and closeness to work. This
9-yeor old home offers 4 bed.
rooms. dining room. living room
with wood burning fireplace.
I165-le5 beautifully treed lot.
only $500 down and low pay
ments. $3.50
MOVE RIGHT IN
Vacant. Immediote occupancy
possible Already opproised
FHA S45o down. TOTAL month.
!ly payment S94. Lorge. large
kitchen: 2-cor goroge; lovely
londscuped 5oxl50 yard
Sl5.so0
is the total price Of this lovely
2-bedroom home with portiollY
completed expansion for more.
Large kitchen with getting area;
vestibule entrance: beautiful 10.
cation. south OF Ridge Rd. in
Wicklitte: garage; oluminum
storms and screens.
THE FINEST OF THE FINE
is this home. Personally con-
structed by one Of the finest
builders in this oreo 70; his own
use. He hos token odvGntoge
OF an unusucl business oppor-
tunitY necessototino his relocc-
tion and sale Of the home. Here
is q 3-yeur-old ranch with q
vestibule entrance leading TO q
24xl4 living room crowned dro-
moticolly with q beautiful choc-
olote brick fireplace with mo
hogonY poneled background;
formal dining room hos French
doors Leading TO screened
back porch; kitchen has large
poneled eutinq area and built
ins: 3 large bedrooms; Ia
baths; full basement with ex-
posed rear and grade level en-
trance; 2la-cor plostered at
tdched garage; 75x40o beouti-
fully wooded lot; no ossess-
ments. This is unquestionablY q
home in which absolutely moth
ing wos spared in qudlity Of
workmanship and mdteriols.
s2e. 300.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
TrNTBERLHKE-SIT,5Oo

Attractive 3-bedroom roncn, flTe-
place in living room, dining
room. cheerful kitchen 2-coT CO
race deep wooded lot
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
EUCLID DUPLEx-$25, 500

1894. loeoted between eos'
20o4h and East 222nd. This SIS
brick and frome double home is
conveniently located TO shopping,
schools and transportation. Full
basement. sorase, nice lot Hurry
on This one.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
RANCH-NO DOWN

#2ls7. Cory roneh with oifoehed
gorase, close TO shopping and
schools. Voeonf. so you eon move
right in. Nice deep LOT. Owner
vents quick deal so hos reduced
price 10 $4,000. First coll takes IT,.
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
$450 DOWN

#4837. Located Just off loke
Shore. Attractive z bedroom bun
saIow with expansion for 2 Jorge
rooms vp. Close TO shopping and
schools. Priced for quick sole.
S14750.
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ss9 PER MONTH
NEVER so FEW

If you have been looking fol-
q home fitting your needs and
budget. you know there were
never so few" ovoiloble! Here
is your home - Look at it! Full
basement. large roomy kitchen,
two bedrooms and expansion for
two additional. oluminum storms
and screens. fenced yard. all i'm
provements in and paid. This
home is only 8 years old and is
yours for Sl5,90O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

OWNER TRANSFERRED
#544l. Must be sold this week.
Deluxe bungalow, 2 bedrooms
down. one Iorge bedroom up, fin
ished recreotion room. Nestled on q
very large 10. in the heart of Eu-
cid About 81 500. down.
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REALTORS
Sl2soo

UMLs.
Sl2.soo
Euclid: Small house, very clean.
well token core OF. Basement,
garage. nice londscoped lot.
Could not ask for a nicer home
for that retired couple.
sl3.s00
Greenwood: 8 rooms. full base
ment. garage. House needs some
redecoroting. Thdt's the reason
for the low price. Spend q little
money and wotch your value
grow.
Sl5.300
Greenwood: s rooms, nice
clean home, all ready 10 move
into. Located close TO Grove
wood. bus. Answer to your
home hunting problem can be
found by phoning today.
Sls.5oo
Eost Clevelund: S modern bed.
rooms, loge kitchen. A better
home for the lorqe fomilY could
not be found. Close to CTS
Ropid. Coll our sdlesmen to pick
you up to show this home.
Sls.s00
Brick ranch: 3 bedrooms. modern
kitchen, hardwood floors, only
4 yeors old. Workmanship and
moteriols in this home would
be hard to duplicate at the
price offered.
slS.soo
6-6 double. Collinwood oreo. 2
fuInoces, 2 AUl hot woter tanks.
Copper plumbing. double GO
rage. II interested in excep-
tionol investment. see this prop.
erty at once.
Sls.s0o
Brick: "a duplex. rooms, base
ment. garage. Only few steps
to the bus. A good stoIter for
the young couple. Your good
judgement will motch your good
taste if you buy this home this
week.
Sls.soo
lnmeoicte possession: OF Eost
l85th ST. Owners moving out of
city. Nice 5 rooms with full
basement. garage. Close 10
everything. We will aTTonge
convenient financing. This u q
buy you cannot afford to miss.
Sl7.soo
Colonial Heights: If you are
really seeking q fine. well-built
liveuble homo. here Is where
your search ends. Sl2-room CO.
loniol interior all redecordted.
Con be bought on reasonable
terms.
Sl7.soo
SIS of Show. If interested in Ok.
ceptiondl investment. see this
property now. Very cleon. cop
per plumbing. double garage.
oluminum siding. A good invest
ment in q good rental area.
sl7.soo
OF East 2ooth ST. An omozing
vclue. Lorge living room with
nice carpeting. good sized din
ing room. 3 bedrooms. both on
second floor. If you have sub
stontiol down payment. the bal
dnce can be arranged on favor
oble long term financing.
SlosSUu
Vacant. immediate possession.
Bungalow, 8 bedrooms. divided
basement. lI2-cor garage. ldrge
lot, 10 minute walk to Wilo
Plaza shopping. 7 yeoIs old.
To toke time to see this home
today. may save nine unneces-
sory trips elsewhere.
sIs.soo
Euclid: Close to Euclid Ave. IL
yeor-old bungalow. 2 bedrooms.
tiled bath down. one very large
bedroom up. Plenty Of storage.
Modem kitchen. Playground for
children. This home is worth
your coreful consideration.
S2l.So0
Euclid: Stone bungalow. Only
transfer could make onyone part
with this lovely home. Hos a
bedrooms. divided basement.
recreation room, double garage.
Won't till you see this nice lond-