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Evening star., 1962-12-16

department store, you might try "His" and Hers"
fur pillow covers Hers, in mink or ermine, costs
$299 and His, in Somali leopard, is only $444.
The egotist on your list presents no problems.
Everything comes with name or monogram: dollar
toothpcks, for example, in stickpin, cultured pearl
or Golden Goddess nude styles; $4 gold fooled
black leather key plaque for the key the executive
wash room and monogram solid silver thumb tacks,
two for $198
Mans best friend is also on the list with dog
galOShes $1.98 a set and heated sleeping mat at
$998 Cat fanciers play Santa to their pets with
a 81 catnip carpet
Far-out gifts for the small fry include persona
lized lollipops Gumbo size, six for 81 and Jump
rope with counting indicator on the handle, dollar
Deskbound office workers have life made
easier for them with the portable electric eraser
($1.98 without battery; c0rdleSs electric pencil
sharpener C$4.95, no batteriesG persOnalized ster
ling silver pencil sharpener $780, fivefoot flexible
spaghetti pencil ($I and seven-inch eraser in
Scribed, 81 Never Make Big Misteaks,"$ 81.
Ten-pin bOwlers can put the whammy on an op-
ponent with green spring snake that pops out of
finger hole in the bowling ball C$1.25.
And for the friend who has everything including
a weak stomach what could be nicer than bottled
sic-nik? Sicnics are lifesize fake medical speci.
mems Gingers, ears) in pseudo formaldehyde N9
cents each) "Disgustingy funny" the ad says There
is also a toast brander that stamps your morning
bread or pancakes with CHEEKY Good Morning"
C$2.5O) Excellent for the morning after.
Two suggested "toppers" are the little black
box pale hand emerges to throw the switch,
pushes it off and disappears, C4.9S and for big
jokers from Texas, there's always the Whirlybird
Kit
This little number only takes 10000 hours to
assemble and no FAA license is needed to fly it. 1t
operates like glider and later you can add your
motor ($l5O at surplus outlets) and fly it away.
Stores in garage, too.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

SUNDAY MAGAZINE THE WASHINGTON Oss
Evening star., 1962-11-30

Good assortment of SHINING eirdIes and
Ponties in nylon power net, royon satin elastic
and lyeroo SPondex power net fobrics. Pull
on styles in S-M-L-xL. Buy several at this
special Christmas Sole price.
ResuIur 5.S5-6.9s Jr. GirdIes 6 Punty GirdIes,
nylon power net, royon satin elastic; Lycroe
SPondex power net fobries. Average and long
leg styles. PuII-on styles. S-M-L------S.Q 90
Regular 2.5o-3.95 Brossieres, cotton brood-
cloth or nylon lace in the group. A, 32-36;
B, 32-40; c, 32-42 4 60
The Heeht co.-Ghdies & Bros-AH Stores
Evening star., 1962-04-29
From The Evening Star. Saturday, April o. 1852
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
A Federal GunAoat Rams Past Fort
Jacks0n.

dispatch received at the War Department from For.
ress Monroe dated last evening" states that the Richmond
Dispatch Of the 18th ns says that Federal gunbOat has
succeeded in passing Fort Jackson below New Orleans.
but the Rebels say that they regard its in passing
the fort being Of little Importance they have other de-
fenses to be depended upon.
FGno0nts fleet had into the expected ordeal
Just belOa0 the torts hs0uy chain supported by ras
hslks and logs h0d been strung the channel
Bottled at first b. the barrier, the little ltasc0 e0dng
the main fleet. finally dashed hs0dlon0 into the chain,
sn0pptn0 ii. Still under bo,nbGrdment F0rr00at pro
eeeded through the opening Blazing rqs sent through
the fleet b. the defenders nearly set fine to the flagship
Hartford and Others The Rebel iToncl0d Manassas
and fine RATS nearly did in the Federal Mississippi But
sktful mGneHueving b. L. George Dea0ey ,Oho 'pould
in fame 30 yeGrs later IN MGnila Boy saosd the ship
By April rs FarTaguts armada dropped anchor off NeU
OTleons
THE STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON D. c.. APRIL 20
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Continued from page II

FORTRESS MONROE. April 24.-Hon. Edwin H. Stow
on Seey0v Of WG The Norfolk Day Book this morning
has teeGaphe despatch from New Orleans dated the 23d
instant from which the following information Is obtained
viz:
Heavy and continuous bOmbardment Of Fo Jackson ell
night which still progressing The Rebels in the fort
represent themselves still cheerful with abiding faith
In ultimate They state they making repairs as
hest they can Their barbete guns still working
order though most Of them had been disabled times
They assert We had fired 900 l3inch Shells which 900
fell in the fort They think ammunition be ex-
hausted but assert they stand long we can
JOHN TUCKER, Asst Secretary Of War.
TheTs being naturally. no tele0r0phie eommunieG
tion between LOsssGna and the Month, Southern
popeTs for the moment the only Y0Rkes Of
fresh The mortar pOHDdsng sustained b. the tUO
fonts brutal Brig Gen. Johnson Kelly Duncan, the
Confederate Yankee commanding. reported that in
I0Aor period 5000 shells landed in Fort yockson
alone.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
NEW ORLEANS AGAIN.

Some fthOse around doubling the reliability of
the news Of the appearance Of Gulf fleet in the Msss
ppi opposite New Orleans and the simultaneous abandon
ment OF the city by the rebel military that has
through Virginia newspapers There need be apprehen
sion whatever relative to its truth Its effect upon the South
western troops serving in Virginia is calculated to be
disastrous to their to admit the possibility its publ
cation in Secessia unless il useless to conceal
from the public there.
That in full possession Of New Orleans there
fore positively The United States having the entire
command Of the waters surrounding it, hold al will
with not than troops navy there being worth
garrison Of 100000 to that end We have no space
which to explain in detail how and why the presence
small naval force in the river and about the lake likely
be much more effective there than elsewhere further
than to say that for 200 miles is approachabe by land
force from the country only strip of land nowhere
more than half mile wide level parlor floor and
without any shelter Of dense foliage No Army could
march down the coast strip with gunbOats raking
while without naval force superior TO that quarter
army could the city from the Lake
Poncharrain and the she'll road Under these eircum
stances to take is to its possession United
States beyond all peradventure With the city fast
possession we command the situation in Louisiana al
most as thoroughly at this moment in New York
NEXT SUNDAY: Action at williamsburg
Evening star., 1962-04-29
ADVANCE ON NEW ORLEANS.
CONSERVATION AMONG THE CITIZENS.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
ALL THE COTTON STORED THERE AND
MANY STEAMBOATS, BURNT.

The following dispatches received at the War
Department:
FORTRESS MONROE, April 27.-HOn Edwin M Stan
SecTet0ry WGy fugitive black has just arrived
from Portsmouth, and brings the Petersburg Express
terday which contains the following dispatch:
MOBILE, April 25-The enemy possessed Fort Jack
O'Clock yesterday morning When the reached
New Orleans the excitement boundless Martial
put in full force, and business completely suspended
essay to transport coin and ammunition, &c, des
troyed Al O'Clock to-day the telegraph operators bade us
goodbye saying that the enemy had Gppe0red before city
This is the last that we know regarding the fall.
JOHN E WOOL. Major General
The News Confirmed Through Another
Source.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT RAPPAHANNOCK
April 27HOn M SGnton Seeretory of War have just
returned from the camp opposite Fredericksburg
told that the Richmond Examiner Of the 26th yesterday
had been received in town announcing as follows
New Orleans is taken Great destruction OF property
and cotton and steamboats, Steamboats, enough saved
to take the ammunition There is great CONSERVATION
among the inhabitants"
IRWIN MCDOWELL, Major General
Hopelessly Outn1NnbeTed, Brig Cen M0nxfield LOpeu
and his 1000 militia defenders evacuated the city on
learning the fleet had passed the Jorts the dozed gG
Of Ohich surrendered April "a to Buffers columns
To Capt TeOdOnS Bailey USN fell the risky ehOre of
landing to demand the surrender Of the violently hostile
city Butler OOud take military governor
and despite certain efficiency sUoud become kno,On
all the South and Of the the s0orid-
cIuding the Month Beast" BlaLer The Star mean
Uile, DOs taking SNUG pieW Of the New Orleans
pG0n despite the fae than the Government had as yet
received no official ,OOrd Of the outcome
From The Evening Star. Tuesday April o. 1852
Evening star., 1962-04-29
From The Evening Star, Monday. April a. 1852
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

SURRENDER OF FORT JACKSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
N MAILBAG

uiH do his best to GnSl0er QueS-
tionS. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names tDill be used If desired.
Notes: Addresses of 1ettoortS::
NBC, 80 Rockefeller plaza, NeU
York 20; CHS, 4S5 Madison Avenue,
Ne,D York %; ABC, 2 West Sirty-
sirth street, NeO York %.
Our family has just watched three
of the most entertaining and en-
joyable programs we've ever seen on
TV. International Showtime-Splen-
did. Sing Along With Mitch-hiS very
best. And our beloved Jack Paar
Show, always entertaining, clean, and
mostly educational. Who was the
charming girl singer on Jack Paar's
show Friday October 12)? hope
we see her more often? L. H.
Do you mean Marguerite Piazza?
If you do, chances are that you 'DtH,
since she tUGS regular UtSitor on
Jack PGar'S Tonight SIotD. Before
that, of course, she WGS UeH knotOn
on TV through her appearances on
the old Sid Caesar ShotO of Sho1oS.
Please, could you tell me the name
of the aria that was played on Can
did Camera on october 7, and from
which opera it comes? B. B.
The Sertet from Lucia di LGnlnler-
moor.
must write again to you. -Four
Star productions when first started
was a " hour series alternating with
the four StarS-Dick Powell, Charles
Boyer, David Niven. Was the fourth
player Robert Ryan? Please
straighten my confused midland
what happened to the fourth?
Mrs. A. L.
1t udSn't Ryan - in fact, there
neper UnS a fourth partner. 1t tOGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
Some Kind Words
For Three Shows
LETTER OF THE WEEK
Sid's the Greatest

We thought your review of the
Sid Caesar show was excessively
rough on the finest comedy talent
in or out of television. First of ALL
we enjoyed the show. particularly
the sequence lampooning the overly
emotional musical backgrounds Ito
Beethoven. Secondly, number OF
other experts, here and in New York,
enjoyed it, too. What has been
funnier this season? S. T.
We thought it far beneath the
Caesar standard. From another CO.
medi1n, it might haze been pron1iS-
ing; from Sid, it seemed ITO u.s.
awtully Shoddy. What's been turl1ier
this season? Very little, and that's
the tragedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28

offered to famous actor (tOEoSe
name slips my mind and turned
doUn HoDeUer, Ida Lupino fire.
Quently starred on the series, so there
Uere technically flour" and more
stars inUolUed.
+ 4
What shock to find Ten O'Clock
Movie (Channel Five) in place of Ar
tie Levin's program. This is perfect
time for me to exercise and I'm get
ting out of condition. Help! Il en-
joy your little TV magazine)
Mrs. S. w.
Exercise your anguish into WTTG-
SIS ear. A number of other COM
plants receiUed here indicate that
Artie had fairly lGrge-oops-nun
erciGlly, that is-audience. (And so
did Debbie Drake, no longer on
WTOP-9.)
D. C.. October 70, 1869
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he Sunday Stor TV Magazine. Washington. D. C.. Oct
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
w ater Carriers
 Freight Rate Hike IF 0 Alaska Denied
By Fritz Witti Associated Press Special Serutce

WASHINGTON tR - A Mari- time Commission examiner recon mended Tuesday that freight rate increase for water carriers in Alas ka be denied But, he said, the car riers should not be required to refund money already received under the increase, which has been in effect conditionally since Janu- ary 1860.
 The examiner, Arnold J. Roth, found that the higher rates of Alas ka Steampship Co, CoastWise Line, Garrison Fast Freight and Alaska Northern Express have not been shown to be just and reasonable for the future
 However, he added, the increased rates ssare not shown to have been unjust, unreasonable, or otherwise unlawful during the pendency of this proceeding. 2
 The then Maritime Board, in January 1860, allowed 10 per cent rate increase to go into effect, subject to refund.
 Roth found that the rates of Puget Sound Alaska Van Lines, Inc, were not unjust or unreason- able for the past but that they would be in the future ssto the ex- tent that they exceed the rates maintained by Alaska Steamship co. on Jan. 8, 1860.
 Parties to the proceeding have Is days. to file exceptions. If no
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
GOV. EGAN PLEASED WITH MARITIME REPORT

JUNEAU tR A Maritime Com mission examiners recommenda- tion that water freight rate in creases sought by four Alaska car riers in January, 1860, be denied was termed gratifying by Gov. Wm Egan yesterday.
 Egan said he could not under stand, however, why the Comnlis- sion examiner recommended that the carriers not be required to re- fund increased rates they have been collecting for two years pend- ing the outcome of the case.
 If, as the state has held and the examiner has agreed, the requested increases are unwarranted, I can see no justification for permitting the carriers to retain the money, 7 Egan said.
 The Maritime Commission, in January of 1860, permitted the car riers to start collecting the 10 per cent increase they sought, subject to refund if the increased rates were found to be unreasonable.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
SENATE OKEHS BILL FOR USE OF LAKES 6 RIVERS

JUNEAU R = The Senate passed an amended version of a bill which would permit free use of streams, lakes asad rivers except those speci- fically exempted by the Depart ment of Fish and Game. Specific designation of streams to be exempted would be handled by the department under the Ad- ministrative Procedures Act, which requires among other things prior notice and public hearings.
 The amended measure, HB405, was viewed as a compromise be- tween mining interests in the inter- for and fish conservationists. As the bill passed the House, 1t would have simply required per- sons to notify the Fish and Game Department when their use of a stream would damage spawning beds or interfere with fish runs.
 Current regulations require a permit from the Commissioner of Fish and Game for such water rights.
 The bill now goes back to the House for action on the Senate amendment.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
Science Training For High Ability School Students

COLLEGE For the fourth time, the University of Alaska will offer through a grant from the Ma tionaI Science Foundation sum- mer science training program for high ability secondary school stu dents.
 The 1862 program will be basic ally supported by the NSF ST, 300 grant which will cover instructiora1 costs and partial grants-in-aid for travel, room and board, according to Dr. Wnn Wood, president of the university. Dr. Wm. Wilson, head Of the university's Dept. of Chem istry and Chemical Engineering, will be director of the program as he was for the first three conducted by the University of Alaska.
 Applications for the program are due in College, Alaska, by April 10 and successful applications and a1ternates will be notified of their acceptance by May 1. Secondary S~ltOJl SElllElIL2 IELCAV0lE uLLCEt- ances from Dr. Wilson must notify him by May IS of their acceptance of the opportunity
 The regular academic program of lectures, discussions, demonstrations and laboratory sessions will be sup plernented by field trips. Recrea- tional and social activities will also be part of the program.
 Tn addition to Dr. Wilson, the staff will include Dr. Francis Parker, head of the university's Dept. of Mathematics; Dr. Robert Forbes, associate professor of geol- ogy in the College of Earth Sciences and Mineral Industry; Mrs Elaine Jacobson, assistant professor in chemistry who will be assistant to the director; and MT. and Mrs. Clement Zidick, dorrnitory counsel oTs.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04


 exceptions are filed or other action taken by the Commission, the rec concentrations will become effect i've m 30 days.
 The record, said Roth, docs not support the claim of Alaska Steam ship that rate of return ranging from 15 to 20 per cent represents reasonable maximum. 7
 As for the Commissions refund requirement, Roth said, s'tl1e au- thority of the board to impose such a requirement is questionable.' Existing law, he said, confers au- tnority upon the Commission to award reparation aonly upon sworn complaint and a finding that vio- ] x,x1<,1, l an award has occurred 2,
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
MMM HOSPITAL.

Admitted: Elsie McCafferty.
 Discharged: John, Dolores and Inez Kakoona, Leonard, Dorothy and Floyd Olanna, Walter Seetot, Joe Garne, Lydia Kugzruk, vir- ginia Komok, Helen Milligrslk, Am drew Ozenna, Robert Kunnipuk, Steffen Okboak, Dennis Slwooko.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
Campaign Against Smoking

Campaign Against Smoking
 LONDON R --- The British gov- ernment today launched 8 hard hitting poster campaign against cigarette smoking.
 More than 100000 posters were dispatched to all parts of the na- tiorl.
 The drive started as a result of last months report by the Royal College of Physicians that there is direct connection between cigar cite smoking and lung cancer.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04
COMM.

From Fairbanks: James Romero, H. A. Gilbert, Slim Myers, Jim Williams, MT. and Mrs. Robert Erwin, Russ Miller, MT. Warren. From Kotzebue: Donald Gass, R. M. Winslow, Stan Molitor.
 COIN ..
 To Kotzebue: Mir and Mrs. Ed Morical.
 To Fairbanks: Rachel Gregg, John Kulowi, w. Starniski, Francis Chau- vim, Ray Lewis, James Romero.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-04

an award has occurred.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-04
4 BEDROOMS

PLUS q triple lot insure prlvacl
and plenty Of playroom for the
kids: large family kitchen, base
ment. attached garage; monthly
payments, S8l; full price, 5000
Selm Schuller Realty VIII. 4-51OO
BRICK ranca in Willowick j
you're buying a home this yea
il will pay you to see ours now
we're retiring to Florida and have
lowered the price TO save yot
over 50. 600; completely furnished
the home and most of the furn.
ture is o. years old: We'll fl.
nance to save you even more
owner. VIII. 3-G300
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-04
$500 DOWN

WILL by this 3-year-old ranch.
cathedral ceiling 3 large bed
rooms. gas furnace, breezeWay 20
garage. 80-G lot .l6 500 Selnl
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-04
CHARDON HILL

BRICK ! bedroom 22930 Hadde,n
I'd Euclid. large living room, tul
dining room, bath, carpeted
wood burning fireplace. bunt-ln
bookshelves in living room, break
fast nook, back porch screened;
beautiful view over wooded ra-
vine: full clay tile bath up, y
bath down, large bedroom
down stairs, 3 upstairs, family
room in basement with Wood--
burning fireplace and several
built-ins; tile root, 2-car garage,
priced for quick sale, mldd4e so
for sale by owner Call ", l-lo6Z
EXECUTIVE ranch in beautiful
Timberlake; bedrooms. 3 tie
baths, cathedral living room. huse
family room, 2 fireplaces, knotty
pine kitchen, Early American and
French decor; call for further
information; mid S4Os.
VIII 2-3678.
COMMERCIAL and industrial lot,
good location on s. Car ave.
lust east OF Cleveland Graphite
Bronze Co. 4l-tt frontage 20
f. deep; owner, $500. ". 6-9826.
BY owner, 3-bedroom brick ranch;
attached garage, patio. large lot;
fully carpeted baths. new fur
mace. Sl8 900 AN 1-l55l.
PAINFSVILLE lot, 119 acres,
route "a, between route 80 inter-
change and "A. 81, 500. Ell. 7-7695
after p. n.
SII 500 CT; NO DOWN PAYMENT,
$40 monthly, plus taxes and lnsur-
ance can put you in this coy
ranch in Wllloughby; bedrooms,
living room dining room, wood
burning fireplace, carpetlns,
blinds HOLDEN REALTY INC.
VIII 4-ll00.
$4,000 LAND CONTRACT, low
down payment will put you in
this beautiful ranch; spacious bed
rooms. living room, dining room,
enclosed porch. recreation room,
scenic patio. add up TO real buy
HOLDEN REALTY, INC.
VIII 4-ll00.
/ BREATHING ROOM for that crowd
ed feeling; this 4-bedroom ranch
Is your answer living room,
kitchen with dining area, Sl450O,
CT. NO DOWN PAYMENT.
HOLDEN REALTY. NC,
VIII. 4-1i00.
GROWING PAINS; if your family
IS increasing by leaps and bounds,
don't IVORY; solution; 4-bedroom
| bungalow fenced-in yard. newly
/ painted exterior. HOLDEN RE-
ATTY INC. VIII, 4.11O0.
! Sc -FT. RANCH, Sl9,9OO; this spa
cious ranch has 3 bedrooms, car
peting and drapes; 2i2-car garage
with y bath; 90Xl50-ft. lot.
HOLDEN REALTY, INC,
! VIII 4-ll0O.
/ SHARP HOME, extras galore; make
this q buy of a lifetime; 3 bed
rooms, living room, kitchen, clay
tile bath 2-car attached garage,
s23 500. HOLDEN REALTY, INC,
! VIII. 4-l100.
{ LOOK! 8 bedrooms, basement, and
garage in WilloWick for only
S15.5OO; you don't find many like
j this in Wlllowick for such low
price. Yakkel Realty, VIII, 4-5440,
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LAKE FRONT HOME
Sl7.30O

NEW 4-bedroom home in Willo-
wick. full divided basement, ,
large bedrooms down, ample eat
space IN kitchen; concrete drive:
complete with storms and screens,
phone now to inspect. Vine Real
~ VIII 1-14lO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-04
NORTH OF BLVD.

#478. FRAME with stone front,
semi-ranch, 3 bedrooms, dining
room, wood-burning fireplace,
copper plumbing ideal location.
Betty Hansen, Realtor, 319 East
I65th ST.. ~. 6-2150.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-04

LIKE the lake and some income
too? We have Just what you're
looking for; lift. of private
sandy beach; lovely view through
thermopane picture windows,
cozy wood burning fireplace 500
per month income from upstairs
suite; double garage; all this for
only s23 500. Yakkel Realty.
WIZ dEt1O
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-04
TINBERLAKE

LOVELY 3-bedroom ranch featuring
gracious living room with brick
fireplace flanked by booksnelves
full dining room paneled IN Phil
1pplne mahogany, clay tIed ha''1.
this is truly an exceptionally nice
home at an exceptionally re- .s'l
price. $4,000 Selm SChuller Real
- WI d-57G0
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REAL ESTATE
WILL SACRIFICE

OWNER must sell lovely 3-bedroonl.
> baths. Euclid brick ranch; eX-
Cellent condition, large lot; all
offers considered RE. 1-6076.
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ST WILLIAMS

#477. Q YEAR old bedrooms
down, up, dining room, alum
mum storms. screens, carpeting
well constructed. Betty Hansen,
Realtor, 8l9 East 165th ST,
W. 6-2l30,
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oilers cOnsIdeTod RE. l-bU1b.
WATERLOO rd.: brick store with
6-room house: attached 2-car ga
rage, vacant; 800 down. Schae-
fer Realty. KE. l-7l00.
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2-FAMI1Y. So
VANHOE.EUCLID

Close to shopping ond tronspor.
lction; O little work needed. Ask
mo Sl3.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-04

SIl 500 CT; NO DOWN PAYMENT
$40 monthly, plus taxes and lnsur-
ance can put you in this coy
ranch in Willoughby; 3 bedrooms,
living room. dining room, wood
burning fireplace, carpetins,
blinds HOLDEN REALTY, INC
WT 4-1lOO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-04

GAINESVILLE lot, 1.19 acres,
route "a, between route 90 inter-
change and "A. S45G0. Ell, 7-7693
after o. N.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-04

HANDYMAN SPECIAL
#474. OFF East 135th ST.; bedroom
brick, basement, car garage
needs redecorating. SIT 900. Betty
Hansen, Realtor. 8l9 East l85th
ST, ". 6-2l30.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-04

BY owner, 3-bedroom brick ranch;
attached garage, patio. large lot;
fully carpeted 2 baths. new fur
mace. Sf8 900 AN 1-l55l