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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-02-22

ing been i'll for several weeks. Her
mother, Mrs. Barbara Younkin is
recupcrating having had the flu.
John Petit, Wheaton, spent the
weekend at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Petit.
Mrs II. l.. Petit remains a pa
tient in the Meyersdale Community
hospital, having fallen at home.
Emerson Sebold remains a pa
tient in the Meyersdale Community
hospital, having slipped on the
steps in one of the farm barns last
Thursday. He has a broken hip
and will undergo surgery this
week
Mrs. James George has accepted
a position as secretary at Northern
High school.
The Casselman Valley Junior
Sportsmen met in the club house
Sunday afternoon Movies from
the Inland Fish and Game COM
mission were shown by Henry Pat
ton. The following officers were
elected; ROnnie Tressler, president;
Randy Linkus, vice-president; Joey
Mckenzie, secretary treasurer:
Chuck Klotz, reporter A hot dog
roast followed the meeting. The
boys had a sled riding party that
night. The next meeting will be
March 4, at the club house.
The ladies of the Methodist
church have completed plans for
the public chicken supper to be
held at the Methodist church, Sat
urday, February "a, from to 8.
The MYF group is sponsoring
the door to door campaign, Sunday,
February 25, from 2 to 4 in the
Grantsville area for the Heart as
Scciation.
The Grantsville All Boys club
toured nearby diaries recently.
This tour showed the boys the
different milking equipment used
on neighboring farms. These farms
included Raymond Tice, Glen
Schrock, Clyde Ash, Raymond
Schrock and David Bender. At a
later date the club had meeting
at the home of Gerald Beachy.
Gerald gave an electrical demon
stratiOn, explaining the parallel
and series circuits. Refreshment
were served.
Roy Beachy, Salisbury, Pa; Mrs.
Raymond Rosenberger, and Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Beachy attended
the wedding and reception of
nephew, Walter A. Beachy, Jr., to
Elijah eth Kendrick, in wilkins
burg, Pa.
Mrs. George Edwards is a pa
tient in the hospital at Oakland.
Miss Kathy Hansen is much i'm
proved at the Meyersdale Com
munity hospital where she was
admitted last week with rheumatic
fever She is the daughter of MIR.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-02-22
Southern High Ends
Season With Loss

Southern High Highlanders
wound up their basketball season
with 70 to 50 loss to Piedmont
High School Lions last Friday eve
ming at Piedmont
The victory gave Coach Huck
Miers' Lions a 1914 record in the
Potomac Valley conference while
the loss was the Highlanders' 7th
in eight PVC outings and gave
Southern an overall mark of Up
Keith Russell, Eugene Taylor
and Bill Davis, with %. IS and II
points, respectively, led the attack
for Piedmont. Lewis paced South
ern with Is points on seven field
goals and four out of fouls. Wot-
ring had 6, Corbin 8, Carlson 10,
Lawton 7, Thayer 5, McManis 5,
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GrantSViIIc Notes

Fifteen members of the Grants
vile All girls club met Monday
evening after school at the home
of the local leader, Mrs. Wayne
burst. Mrs. Freda S. Denison. as
sistant home demonstration agent.
assisted the girls in planning their
program for the year. Debbie
Bender. Mary Alice and Edith Rae
Jenkins, Bonnie Baker and Gloria
Keim became members of the club.
Officers elected were president,
Glenda Folk: vice-president, Linda
Blocher secretary, Zebra Bender;
treasurer Pam Klotz: game COM
mittee, Sherry Bender and Jenifer
Stahl: song leader, Kay burst: re-
porter and foods chairman, Mrs.
ID. w KlotZ: clothing chairman,
Mrs. James Hansen: junior leader,
Zebra burst. The girls selected as
their club goals. to finish at least
one project. present a demonstra-
ton. and to attend all meetings.
The next meeting will be March 5.
Bonnie Baker will present
demonstration on foods and Sherry
Bender will be in charge of devo-
lions.
Plans have been completed for
the Fats and Sims basketball
game which will be held at the
Grantsville school, Saturday eve
ing. February "a at $50. There
will be game among the men and
a game among the women. Captains
selected were Mrs Paul Yommer,
Mrs. Robert Watson, Walter Ramp
and Willard Layman. Referees are
Charlotte McCurdy, Dottie Het-
rick and Charles BUS c. Bender
This game is being held for the
benefit of the Building Fund for
the Casselman Valley Sportsmen.
Candy, pop, and cookies will be
sold and there will also be a cake
v ak
The Lions club met at Hill Top
Inn. Deanne Savage was in charge
of the program. John Hafer was
guest speaker and told of his eX-
tensive world travels and commu-
nism. Several members are plan
ming to go to Homecoming Febru-
ruary 81, to attend the Harry Bosley
campaign meeting. Mr. Bosley is
running as district governor. The
club donated toward the Heart
Fund and approved of the AL
series license plates.
The Grantsville Rotary club met
at Hill Top Inn with President
John Hershberger presiding. Mar
tin Tressler was in charge of the
program. Guy n Hartman spoke
and showed slides of his tour of
Europe. The Rotarians donated to
the Heart Fund. Robert Nom, of
Meyersdale, was a guest.
Mrs. Ralph Glotfelty has returned
to her work at the post office, hav-
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6vs9,~ulaun<A9doa,<
JOHN MARSHALL BUTLER
US. SENATOR. MARYLAND

To imply that the urban citizen is
presently neglected is to make a
blatant appeal to emotion and to
votes in the upcoming elections.
1t is the latest version of the old po-
litical trick of appealing to alleged
"minorities."
If we examine the growth of the
Department of Heath. Education
and Welfare since its creation in
1858, we can see what would hap
pen to Department of Urban AT
fairs. HEW was a simple" upgrad-
ing of an existing agency too But
what has happened? In 1858, HEW's
budget was just under So billion
while its average employment was
36,613 Less than 10 years later.
NEWS budget for fiscal year is al
most S4.8 billion and its staff at
the end of 1861 was 72,87l
Above all, the question of a De-
partment of Urban Affairs is basic
to the kind of government we are
to enjoy or suffer. in this country.
Shall it be a Federal government
with proper division of power be-
tween Washington and the so
states, or welfare-centralist gov
crnment with the great majority OF
decisions being made at the center
in Washington?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-02-22

During the past week ! have be-
gun to circulate a QUESTIONABLE to
all of the people of the Sixth Con-
gressional District on matters of
vital interest to all of us If this
pol is to be successful l need your
assistance
The 87th Congress is now in the
Second Session and as your Repre-
sentative | would like to have your
opinions on some of the important
matters that the Congress may have
to consider.
The legislative decisions l must
make in the coming months will
have an important effect on you and
on the whole Nation You have en-
trusted to me the responsibility to
make those decisions and | want
to do so in the best interests of all
of our District and our country. Ac-
cordingly your views are important.
| realize that the questions asked
in the QUESTIONABLE may not cover
all of the issues that will come be-
fore the Cangress and certainly
some of these questions cannot be
confined to yes or no answers.
Nevertheless, by completing and
returning this QUESTIONABLE you
will provide me with helpful in
formation and, above all, you will
give meaning to our representa-
tive form of government.
The response to this QUESTIONABLE
will. | hope, be heavy. For this rea-
son it Will be impossible for me to
reply individually
The QUESTIONABLE are being cir
culated to you by direct mail if
you are already on my mailing list.
If not. | would be glad to have you
write to me at 1873 House Office
Building, Washington 25, d. c., and
| will send you a QUESTIONABLE
blank by return mail.
The results of the poll will be tab
ulated week by week as answers
are received. The results will be
published in this column from time
TO time but of equal Importance will
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GORTNER

Miss Hilda College, Springs, Pa,
and Robert Burkholder, of Archi-
bald. o., were guests Friday and
Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lichty and Misses Betty and Har-
riett SWartZentruber.
Mrs. Harvey Swartzentruber and
Mrs. Harold White attended a
shower for Miss Patricia Leighton
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. An
drew Nance, Oakland, on Satur-
day evening.
Fannie, Clara, Lovina and Nell
son CARRIER and their parents, and
Elmer Yoder left for Mt. Pleas
ant Mills, Pa, to attend the
wedding of Eli CARRIER and Miss
Lydia Troyer. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Jerry Troyer. Bishop Levi
Beachy, of Kenton, o.. will per-
form the ceremony.
Starla Kay SWartZentruber is re-
covering from the humps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Swartzen-
truber and daughter Naomi, took
Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
John Petersheim. Visiting Johns
mother and sisters, Esther and Ly-
dia, were Freeman and Frederick
Lichty and their mother, Mrs. Ada
Lichty.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hesse and
daughter Ruth, spent Sunday at
EglOn with their home folks.
Visiting Harold White and fami-
iy recently were Paul and Jesse
Jr Gnegy and families, of Eglon.
Ross and Mary Lichty, Mrs Fan
ME Stutzman spent Sunday after
noon with their niece, Mrs. Lottie
Peachy and daughters
Glen Schrock and parents, and
Mr. and Mrs Albert Sisk were Wis
iting Mrs. Lydia Rotruck in Peters
burg, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold White and
d. L. SWartzentruber called on Ell
wood Schlosnagle in Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial hospital, Sunday.
Dan Beachy and family took
Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
Uria CARRIER
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| believe that a Department of
Urban Affairs will not materially
contribute to a solution of urban
problems and that it will advance
materially a col.ectivist state. II
does not and will not have my sup
port when it comes before the Sen
ate.
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"A Bureaucratic Monstrosity"

"A Bureaucratic Monstrosity"
Robert c. Weaver, the head of
the Federal Housing and Home
Finance Agency has referred to
his agency as bureaucratic mon
strcsity.' Such fraukneSs is rare in
government official and | com
mend Mr. Weaver for his candid
appraisal However, l cannot agree
with his plan for reform; upgrade
the agency to a Department of Ur
ban Affairs and Housing and, by
some mysterious act of bureaucratic
magic, create coordination out Of
chaos
A question comes to mind: can It
be thought that a single Federal
agency can do an effective job of
handling so complex and broad an
area as urban affairs?" There is
little evidence in the history of our
government TO suggest that several
thousand government employees in
Washington can solve Juvenile de-
linquency, educational wants, water
pollution, smog and immortality.
These problems will be solved by
the people most affected, the citi-
zenS of our cities.
An attempt has been made to
show that the urban dweller is the
forgotten American" and that he
deserves a place in the Cabinet. But
he is already represented because
the Secretaries of Commerce.
Labor, Defense and, yes, Agricul-
ture, are presently working for him.
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and Mrs. James Hansen.
The Mars Hill Homemakers met
in the home of Mrs. Martha
Beachy Miss Ida Engle, president,
presided The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Resi-. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Livengood
entertained with birthday party
in honor of their daughter. Julia.
who was six years old. Present to
help celebrate the occasion were
little brother Brad, Deane and
Dale Savage, Toni Watkins. John
ny HerShberger. Sandra Bethel,
Linda Yoder, Lynn Newman, Deb
orah Irwin, Bonnie Yommer. Mi
chael SWauger. and Donna Ryland.
Games were played and refresh
ments served.
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Mosscr 2. Orr, WEIGH and Dixon
were non-scoring.
Southern held a tWo-point edge
at the end of the first period Is
to 10 and still held one-point
advantage at the half at 34-33.
Piedmont hit for p points in the
third period and twenty-five in the
last while the best Southern could
do was - points and u points
Southern Highs junior varsity
topped Piedmont in the prclimi-
nary contest 80 to Al.
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be continuing guide to me in rep
resenting you in the Congress of the
United States.
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British troops maintained order
in British Guiana after bloody an
ti-government riots.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
Service News

SHEPPARD AFB, Tex-Air-
man Third Class Robert Gerber,
20406 Fuller ave-, is being re-
assinged to Mcclellan AFB,
Calf, following his graduation
from the United States Air
Force technical training course
for aircraft mechanics here.
Airman Gerber was trained
to maintain and service recip-
rocating engine aircraft and
aircraft systems.
The Airman, a graduate of
Collinwood High School, is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Ger
Der, 1881 East 147th st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
Cancer Film At
Slnxena Cluh
BY Vince Zaffke and
Joe Turk

FOOTBALL. Congratulation:
to Coach Gutbrod and the Vik-
ing Varsity for their overwhel-
ming victory over the Latin
Lions. With a strong offense
and defense, the Vikings routed
Latin 2S to 0 giving the Vikings
a 6-1 record.
st. Joe's will try to extend
its winning season as the Vik-
ings go up against the st. Ed
ward Eagles tomorrow at St
Edward at s p. m.
DANCE. Bob Bush, chairman
of the dance committee, an
nounces that there will be a
mixer after the Wickliffe game,
Friday, Nov. 9th.
BEST DRESSED. Al Yerkish,
chairman of the student acti-
vities committee has announced
that homeroom 4-G is the Best
Dressed Homeroom" for this
week. Bro. Streiff is the home
room teacher.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
st. Anthony Party
For Sisters nf Pn0r


The Ladies of st. Anthony
Society of Euclid are making
final arrangements for the
groups Annual Pound Party
for the Little Sisters Of the
Poor.
1t will be held Sunday, Nov.
18th, from 2-5 p. m. and those
who wish to visit st. Joseph
and st. Mary Home for the
Aged, 4291 Richmond I'd. in
Warrensville Heights operated
by the Little Sisters are well
come to do so.
The Little Sisters of the Poor
were formerly located on East
22nd st.
Donations such as canned
goods, sugar, soaps and such,
may be brought to the Home
at this time, or for more infor-
nation call Mrs. Frank J. Cas-
trovinci, RE. 1-2729.
Cancer Film At
Slovene Club
American Slovene Club will
show a film from The American
Cancer Society at meeting Mon
day at s p. m. in new clubrooms
of St. Clair Savings Com
pany, East 260th st. and Lake
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
ST. Joe Annual Fall Festival Set

Climax will come Sunday wher
prizes are awarded in the aud
itorium.
Funds raised will be allocat-
ed to school expenditures and
to the stadium fund.
Bro. Herman ]. Thaner, S.M.,
school treasurer, is moderator
of the Fall Festival"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
Nurses Alumnae
Meets Wednesday
Nki7g Views .

INTRAMURALS. Congratu-
lations to homeroom All who
won the Senior Intramural
Baketball Championship. Teach
er is Bro. Pilder and captain Is
Dennis Pejac,
RIFLE CLUB. St. Joseph
Rifle Team is joining the north
eastern Ohio Scholastic Rifle
League, a newly formed league
Participating are Eastlake
n orth, Midview, Orange,
gainesville Riverside, st. Joe
and Willoughby South. League
competition is scheduled to be-
gin Nov. 18th.
Returning Senior Lettermen
are Bill Habjan, Captain, Ron
Rokovitz, Paul Kubala and
Rich Pfieffer. The team is un-
der the direction of Mr.. Norbert
Ruffing.
rrAr CT r~,e
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The annual Fall Festival"
principal Embarrassing project
of st. Joseph High School
will be held Saturday and Sun
day at the school.
Aiding in the team effort are
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the Mothers and Dads, Clubs,
the Alumni Association, the
student body, and the joint fac
ulty.
A variety of booths catering
to all tastes will be on hand.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01

Angelo Gagliardo, candidate for
Judge of Juvenile Court, the
weekend at the Charterhouse
Hotel, at the groups Fall Frolic
last Thursday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
YOUR CLUBS

Shore blvd. All future meetings
will also be held at this loca-
ton.
Mrs. Victor Svete, program
chairman, has arrenged for the
film, and DR.. Hudson Fowler,
guest speaker, who will narrate
the film and also answer ques-
tions.
Hostesses for the refresh
ments following meeting will be
Mrs. Joseph Hocevar, Miss
Marie Telich, Miss Leona Alic
and Mrs. Joseph Ambrozic.
Northeast Yacht
Elects Officers
All members are urged to
make a special effort to at
tend Northeast Yacht Club
meeting on Sunday at 1890
a. m. in NEYC Clubhouse.
Nurses Alumnae
Meets Wednesday
Glenville Nurses Alumnae
association will convene on
Wednesday at s p. M. in the
Nurese home at Euclid Glenville
Hospital.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Edith
Lanser, Mrs. Edith Forthering-
ham, Mrs. Betty Buehner and
Mrs. Ann Naso.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01
Slovenian Democrats
Announce Winners

The Euclid Slovenian Demo-
cratic Club announces Ed
Gorse won the $50 Bond and
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1853 URBANA; room on main floor
in private home for elderly gen.
tlenan, kitchen privileges, garage.
KE, 1-8725,
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SLEEPING room for reliable gentle
man, vicinity East 105th- -20Oth.
Call KE. f-42S7.
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NICE clean sleeping room for sober
gentleman. 1914 Harland.
" 1-7771
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FURNISHED room for gentleman,
private entrance, 22331 Beckford
Re. 1-6717
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CLEAN front room in modern home
reasonable. PO. 1875 673 East
143rd st
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SINGLE room IN private nome,
for young gentleman, some priv
leges. garage: between Tracy
and Babbitt I'd. sa3 East 237th.
RE 1-4343
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17405 ST. Clair; rooms up, gas
furnace. thernlostat, full base
n1ept S50
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GENTLEMAN, room with Kitchen
privileges: East 165th st. area.
". 1-6S73
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOM, board and care for child
also room parent. RA. 1-3493.
NICE sleeping room for gentleman
in home near Euclid Beach. Call
55i-53O1
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3 BEDROOM single in Euclid
Green area. will rent for sl35
or will rent with option to buy,
or will sell land contract.
Eo1 1Ane
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CHEERFUL clean upper 5, stove,
dining set, l bedroom and cur
tains furnished; adults, garage;
East l46th off Woodworth; $95.
III I-3110
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BEAT ST. EDS
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BUSINESS woman, teacher, VII
share her apartment, references
exchanged; excellent transporta-
tion; vicinity Observation-Disclosures.
GL 1-1027 after 3 pm.
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LARGE, decorated 3ia ct S65; op-
poslte rapid; all utilities. heat in
cluded; 2nd floor; adults. 14240
T1lr1id 10f
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01

ROOM for working person, priv
ileges, 388 East 152nd st. Call
w 1-S335
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EAST 150th near ST. Clair, 5 rooms
down. newly decorated, near
bus and shopping. PO. 1885.
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1921 HOLMES ave; 3 rooms un-
furnished ground floor, ideal for
elderly couple; low rent.
GL.. 1-44O0. ". 6-0250
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and bath: off Noble I'd. Call
EV. 2-9463 after 5 pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-01

5 ROOMS, 3 bedrooms, downstairs,
$50 month. Call after $50.
KE. i-34O6.
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ROOMS up, enclosed porches, ga
rage, adults. 1922 Greenwood.
Call 431 -A410.
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EAST CLEVELAND

FUCLID-NOBLE-ARNIS, 1904 EU-
CLID AVE; a few choice 2 bed
room suites left; private bal
comics, closets galore, large rooms,
perfect location for your convent
ence, rent Sl35 and Sl40. lnclud-
ing heat, carpeting, air condition.
Ing, stove and refrigerator. Call
BIuh Realty, EV. 1-4730.
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EAST l50th St.; front sleeping
room: near Five Points. PO. 1-7942
332 LAKEWOOD, opposite 145O2
Lake Shore blvd. nice room for
or 2. privileges, express bus.
IV l-532l
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COLLINWOOD area; 4-roorn house,
garage; white. Call d.. 1917 after
) 80 D. m
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BABY NEEDS

BABY crib, good condition. Call
after 6 p. m. VIII. 3-l541.
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ROOMS down. carpeting, garage;
East 172nd, off Greenwood. Phone
EN-. 1-225S
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8 ROOMS up, all utilities except
heat, S54 month, i-2 women; off
Fast 185th. w. 6-0536.
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| COMFORTABLE sleeping room In
private home on Greenwood ave-,
for sober gentleman. Call
IV 1-3084
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WILL share my good home with
lady or couple, white; low rent.
KF 1-34l2
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EAST I70th, off Euclid; youpg
couple or aewlyweds; we have 4
rooms and bath. close 10 transpor-
tation and shopping, $40.
TV T-1ATo
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SLEEPING room, private home
pleasant, comfortable; located In
Lloyd rd.-Lake Shore blvd. new
freeway area. VIII. 4-4453 after
$50 pm.
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EAST Cleveland, near Shaw; 3
rooms. bath, up, new refrlserator
and stove utilities. PO. 1-2742.
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OFT Greenwood, 1145 East 177th; 5
rooms up. redecorated, adults, $50.
KF 1-6TS0
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HUNTMERE ave, 163O1. 3 rooms
and bath downstairs, front, Call
kE.. 1-1335
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LARGE clean sleeping room next
70 bath: 1eol5 St. Clair. Call
TU 62113
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| SLEEPING room with privileges for
/ employed lady, north of Lake
/ Shore available Nov. ist.
RE -03o5
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LAKE Shore-Neff; 3 room, electric
kitchen. garage, utilities. Evenings
and week-ends A86- 1861.