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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
By FRANK GETLElN
StoT All Critic

ON THE OPPOSITE page are the four top
" prize winners in the just opened 18th BIZ
ennial exhibition of American painting at the
COrcOran Gallery of Art Like all prize winners
in art-boxing and horses are so much less
open to discussion these have already been
attacked verbally by visitors to the show at the
COrcOran. If past experience is any guide, the
prize awards will wholly please no one at all,
with the possible exception of the winning
artists.
Some visitors have argued that the prizes
represent a straight party-line vote among the
judges, who are, in this view, presumed to have
voted 2tO-l for general avant-garde tenden-
cies. The minority juror in this view would
have been Ben Shahn, one of the most formid-
able figures in 10th century American art His
work has always conveyed an immediate dis
cernible meaning to the human mind and emo
tons over and above its purely esthetic quail
ties of color and composition.
The avant-garde majority, according to this
reading would have been Conrad Marca-Relli
himself an avantist specializing in paSting to-
gether small pieces of canvas with black as the
binder; and Gordon M. Smith, director Of the
AlbrightKnOx Art Gallery, Buffalo, whose in
StitutiOn owes most of its national reputation
to its steady and substantial acquisitions Of the
dominant American painting of the 195Os, in
Guiding major work by Mr.. Marca-Relli.
Actually, the odds against such open and
shut jury action having taken place are enor-
nous. The prizes were much more likely Sc
lected at the end of the whole task of jurying,
when the jurors were usually and mentally
exhausted This would explain the only thing
about the four winners that all visitors will
agree on: namely that they themselves can
easily pick two sets Of winners more deserving
of the money and medals
This is one reason why many exhibitions
award no prizes at ALL The Corcoran show is
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The Choice of Winners Is Sure to Cause Disagreement

one of only four big ones in the country. the
others being the Whitney in New York, the
Pennsylvania Academy in Philadelphia and
the much younger biennial of the University
of Illinois, Urbana. The service all four per
form is basically to show the public what is
going on at the moment in American painting,
Yet crOss-sectiOn, consciously sought out and
arrived at, is not controlling factor in any of
the four exhibitions.
The Corcoran show, despite the impress
Sive jury, was mostly selected by Corcoran
director Hermann Warner Williams, jr., who
spent about three weeks in New York, Boston
and Washington, visiting art dealers and choos-
ing individual pictures mot artists-for rep
resentation. In this way he chose 118 of the
las paintings now on view
Meanwhile, back at the Corcoran, artists
were submitting colored slides for considera-
ton From well over 1900 such submissions
Mr. Williams and his staff selected 1O8 for pre-.
SentatiOn to the jury. The pictures thus chosen
were shipped in for the jury to examine From
the lO8, the three jurors selected q, thus max
ing up the show from which they then pro-
ceeded to choose the four prize winners here
reproduced and the single Honorable Mention
reproduced on the cover.
Thus the COrcOran show, like most of the
big national exhibitions, represents finally the
informed taste of the director of the host in
stitution, plus the not necessarily unanimous
taste of three distinguished art jurors on
roughly 5-tO-1 basis
Factors to be considered in looking at the
show, which will be on view until March 3, in
clude very strongly the availability of the right
picture at the right time. Some nationally
known artists are not in the show not because
they were rejected but simply because good
example of their work was not available at this
time In the COrcoran, for example, the whole
area of Pop Art" is almost, not quite, ignored
for that reason.
A review Of the biennial appears on the
art page Of today's Stars
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JOHN B. OFFUT1
REAITOR
:. r ~. ~ ~ NJ.

JUST LTsTED-5 fine dairy farms,
4 mi. east Of Frederick, Nd. YARN
Ne. consists 0 q i65 acres and
home. Farm No. 2 consists Of a55
acres, large home, 3 Tenant
houses, 60-c0W barn, beaut. stream
Of water through property. Farm
No. ; consists Of 2il acres, home,
bank barn. to-cow barn and z
for furhter details contact NULL.
INC. or Leslie Hutzeli. FredericF.
Nd. Phone Monument AHA 81
Monument 2-22s3. Ewes. Monument
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MI. AIRY, Md. Farm and honsc
RA fssfii ZEAL Il Rsf Iai re %.
leorgla Ave. Sil. Spr., ~. STA
MOUNTAIN FARM
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

STARVED, small electron-
les company has Outgrown bsmt.
Approx. 3,000-5,000 ga. II. needed
for office and manufacturing. Need
not be plus but must have ade-
quate heat and power. ASCo. INC.
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H. JAMESON


PooLESviLLE. MD.
WI, s-0223 or 3O1-Di, g-3262
COLONIAL MAN0R HOUSES.
estate di "a area. sy 4. n ssg.cCc or 0Iu 10
e 40 a, extra timber At s2oo-A.
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NEAR CATLETT, vA.-1s-acre
i { ON. D; e, g; bargain. early sale. RE.
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BUSINESS
CONTINUED

ABOVE AVERAGE coin laundry,
located In good growing COM
I muntty, only ! VI. old. Owner
has other interest. Good for
retired or semi retired couple.
Can develop other business In
connection with this one In same
building.
Closed on Sunday
ADERHO REALTY CO.
2s3-2163 List With US 743-2o5l
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FARMS

CPA desires to sub-lease UNI
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

s71l Georeia Ave. NV.
81 "a e EE SEsFPa E H. :: $500
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SUNOCO

New service station in
Fairfax, Va. Monthly gaso-
line gallonaee potential Of
10000 gallons based on
present traffic. First-class
neighborhood in growing
area promises high sales
ana Profit and Is Ideally
located for tune-up and
brake service and TBA sales.
Applicants should enjoy
selling and have mechanic
cal aptitude. A capital in
vestment Of $4,000 to
$4,000 Is required for stock
and equipment. Cali sun
on Co, 737-3115. or ]. 3.
CROCKETT, JE. 2-328S.
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BOARDING. HOIJSE

BOARDING HOUSE
Mass. ave, about one block west Of
Dupont circle, ~ rooms, 2 baths.
Reasonable house rent lease.
Income quoted. $1,000 mo. Total
price, $500 cash for furniture
and business.
Edwin l.. Ellis, Broker
1910 Vermont Ave, RE. 7-bl4O
BUslNessEs WANTED 70 sell.
oIBRxLTHR CO. Isl. f-cS66
BUSINESS WANTED
To sell. restaurants. groceries.
laundTies. or what have your
EDWIN l.. ELLIS
Established Business Broker
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-6l40
CARLY OUT, NV. linked trade,
a S6Is5spIr sss d ISod. Verb rec. .esoo
CARRY-0uT LUNCH, dntn,, short
hours, Sl.2b0 Wk. bus. 50, 900 dn.
QfpRALTAR co. pl. 7-GbOO
oARRY-ouT, Sc. (mixedl With
M an sl aoiffbIkAkfARI, s 81. 1885
CARRY-0VT LUNCH. Arl.. short
IN. ofBRAfTkR, pI' T.0B6O,
COIN LAUNDRY, eii. spg,, good
an. diBkktTAR, pT, f.dSSII..
cOfN-OPERATED LDRY.-A May.
tag washers drters. etc. Priced
right Tor quick sale. S15-5753.
COMPLETE MODEM CLEANING
PLANT equipment avail. for sale
Immediately, Make offer. JE. =
llll.
COUNTRY STORE, Va. mod. home.
ga staa snack bar. Reas.
COUNTRY STORE, living quarters,
cabin Gas tanks main highway.
long irontaKe. ceres, $4,000. In.
venlory ~ cost.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AcCY.
~ Z cULREPEil, VIRGINIA
nELlcATKsekN In egtablished
Already equipped. Excellent lease.
no competition, Call JOE BREN-
NER ct JU. s-ssbb.
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e mnGiiFTTT SHOP


Too NV. area, west Of 18th st.,
$4,000 dr., store needs mer-
chandise and merchandising.
Reas. rent. Terms. IDEAL FOR
JEWELER.
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BLANKEN'S BEST

0A4ZA4N1AE1N y bED I
CARRY OUTS
ALEX, Va. S1,IOO .wk., split
shift oper. Priced ct $4,000
L:s:B. $1,000 dn.. $3.50 mo. rent.
INV. off Mass. ave-, $4,000.
$50 day bus. ST. net rent.
Pkg. Liquor Stored. c.
Or Ma. $500 wk. bus. SOS. 900
cash rec. top MAKEUP. Priced
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WTD.

PROPERTIES wanted
for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH co. RE. 1880
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MI. AIRY, MD. Farm and house.
RADCLIFF REAL ESTATE co. \
GEORGIA Ave. Sil. Spr., ~. o-7IA
MOUNTAIN FARM
Lovely hilltop setting with wonderful
Fort Richie. Beautiful home, 2S-H.
living room with stone areplace.
large kitchen, Somewhat secluded
on 80 acres Of land, So nice tlIlablo
acres. 20 pasture, timber 10 Be cut.
estate At only $1,000 WIN ss.ooS
down. Worth seeingi VESTS, Al.
MNs aya..b E;I.s' >, 10 s. Church st.
NEAR cATLELT, vA.-ls-acre
Ir ON. D; e, q Bargain. early sals. RE.
Nh. A. FACING ny. 6-R. dwi.
fully modern. car-port, Easements
q a. Groom OWL. bath. sls.1sO.
ls3 A. overlooking Ky. An In grass.
large dwelling, barn, etc.. ss2.sooi
III A. rs wooded, stream through
farm, pond; e-roOm dwi. fully mod
srn; fun set Of farm bldgs. S63,soo.
several stock farms, larger acreage.
pEhkOM REAL ESTATE AGENCY
NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE and
Farmingt0n Country Club ALL with
magnificent mountain views.
Beautiful and elegant home with
every facility for modern, care
rs acres-S $50 GOO.
l-Prestlge location, - miles west
Charlottesville, % acres, stream,
small house In beautiful condition,
hot-water heat, sl6,s00,
Native stone and clapboard con-
structure , bedrooms, one and half
baths, " acres, stream .e16.T50.
& Commercial farm: l62 acres half
opens balance woodland, streams,
springs, fine lake site. Old farm
house llvable but IN need Of inn
prQvements. Excellent value si6,5o0.
80 acres, hard road, " miles
Charlottesville, beautiful building
sites, small lake, considerable
woodland, terrific buy at $1,000.
RAY w. WARRIcK, Broker, Crozel,
Va; e23-420e day or night or MRS.
EagyE5LYN W. PAYNE, Associate
eAs-NNfNs
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CONTACT
Speed Wash Md. Corp.
RIA. 6-6808

Oo@e 4cOLhta hNta NV.
Washlngton IL, d. G.
VALET sllOP, downtown. DRY
cleaning plant and shoe repair. Own,
eI mas other Interests. Low down
VARIETY, NV, ideal for 2. Ex-
ofBkkLTAR CO. sli'Opi 81. 7.csSon6;
WANTED Janitor's supplies or pa.
per products business. VIII buy out.
rlght o. partnerahip, small or
man, office mgr. Please write Rox
ZIG, star.
WELDING SHOP EoUiP. and Sulc
sqaip.s ~ ale VIA rS saq .Ss s5'f z
excel. location for rent. In Xisxan-
Phone 6o5-p56l. Sun. ri. to713,
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LOUIS 3. SWEADNER
MONEY CROP

(Tobaeco) 17.43 acre allotment, 4
barns. home with bath. S45, OO0.
LA. acre allotment, 8 barnG
frame farm home. S22,25O. Both
w gnarieS County. Nd,
ONLE5T REALTY RE. 6-6308
TG0MERY-F n EDERTCE
COUNTY LINE-26S acres with
house and farm buildings, 3
minutes from Acc and BureaiI
Of Standards. Financing already
arranged. Call O4a-13OO,
HUGH 4. PECK
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PA.-60 ACRES

PA.-60 ACRES
view. close town. ST Y mile 's On SAFE
road. Plenty Of timber. Birdie
paths and driveways. Joins game
preserve. Best Of hunting. 1880
125 ACRES n
Al the city limits Of Cumberland,
Md, Ice. brick rambler, IVA baths.
barn and outbldgs.s small orchard,
Ice. fresh water. creek through
property beautiful meadows. SUR
rounded by streets and Ice, homes,
price t2I,500i down. $4,000.
EUGENE p. NIXON
CALL MONDAY, RE. y.ella
SHOWN Fri, SAT-, sun.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ueSJauranL~OetlcaCeSSen
Same owners over IS years. WHY.
vol. $4,000 ana better. Seats %.
% Wsns,,,,, sirs cIDo snSlGISs % sell
taurant man or GOOD delicatessen
operator, Potential Of $4,000
70 $4,000 annual net. Must be
s Essa 70 ss apprsei1ssd Exe dyshr
Be7-bO2O.
Kogod & Bookoff
412 bth ct. NV. MA. s-g373
RESTAURANT tideai for chinese)
NV, seat 1875, lNe. apt. Only
$4,000, = On. oibRALTAR co.
REsTR., MD, NARROW hts, area.
Modern. rice bus, Only $4,000,
On. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-650O,
REsTAURANT-BAR. Conn. ave
buy. GIBRALTAR, 81. 10000.
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TAVERNS-REST.

i-coLoRED TRADE. l-shift
from $4,000 up. Down payments
start at $1,000. Several top
Eva. top oper.. $4,000, vol.
bus. '62. $4,000 dn.. Ital. Amer.
oper,. main hwy.
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COLONY Y. r. REALTY
a0uTHERN MARYIANn

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Charles Co. Commuters delight. IS
a., lge. modern frame home,
fenced, tobacco allot, all equlr,.
tractors, trucks goi 80 crop fall
ure. $4,000, terms.
$50 a. old frame home, 2 barns.
cost per a. around 500, substan.
ia a,-g q. tob., z barns, stables.
put bldEs., old A-bedrn. Ire. rms
home. Terms. ~
Newport : 100 .. Ell on state roads,
Lge. frame farm home. ] q, lob.,
2 barns, out hidRe.s 4 iamnnk
houses. About $1,000 On, =
.., COUNTY SERVICES
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
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MISC. BUSINESSES

1-dAs STATIONS several TO
a9SSSS m nom to sie,ooS como mo-. from from
$500 On. pynit. to $50, 900 On.
pymt. Most are closed Sundays.
2-OEN. REPAIR, lawn mowers.
bikes, ETC., nr. MARROW Hts, Md,
$1,000 L.S.B., 8 day oper., good
hrs. Several more In Va. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

PLANT AND 2 PIcKUPs. Nd.
81 'soO.ss.o S " Tk. oi azs fsG 2isT
UNIT, $4,000 dn, may handle.
a PRICED right; excel; terms; -,
shoe sinner. over 500 weekly
bus. and growing, good hours,
heavy street traffic. $1,000 dn.
VAHIETY-FOUNTAIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

PRINCE GEORGES co. : 30 acre
farm with l-bedrm. modern home.
near Central ave, and 90. 10000.
ISACRE TOBACCO FARM with
q large 7.elory modern homo.
''O'OV RU Esq i' RE siliieE ESTATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

] story, reinforced. concrete bldg.
with adjacent, paved, lined parking
lot, Only v mi. from Clrcuniferen.
tial Interchange In Alexandria, Ap-
pr0x. 1000 50. II. heated offices,
blower heaters In shop, 1871 cell
Ing height, drive-in doors, IMMEDI-
ATE POSSESSION. Call Mr.. Norris.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors, Mortgage Bankrs
Washington Bldg. DI. $500
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PROFTTABI,E

PROFITABLE
DRY CLEANING STORE
one Of -. chain s,,,, q n.sIs1sIlE IA g;
stores. VIII train buyer II not
experienced. Write 70 SPEED
WASH wa MD. CORP. $500 Ga.
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DELICATESSEN
CLEANERS q PLANTS

$1,000 avg. wkly. bus, apts. ali
excel. terms, mixed neighbor-
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114oAO1t4O 44OGWA1 EiIs
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1--Roselawn, 15O-yr. -old franfe
home. needs restoring. 8 bed
rms, B fireplaces, 2 porchea.
/ Va baths. nice shade, 2 acres,
committing distance d. g..
2-7la acres on main highway,
b-bedrm. modern home, fire.
place, porch, patio. basement.
artesian we'll barn, b.7-acr6
tobacco allot,. complete farm
: euyip., 2e mi, 2; g, $4,000:
CORP. Elsie West Williams,
Lothian. Md. Phone S67-2020.
II no answer call Prince Fred
erick los. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

This Arrow shirt never rOn And it WILL That's
the magic OF Arrow Decoene You couldn't wrinkle it even
you tried This pleasing porous miraceofaabric far out
cotton It's the best looking best feeling best travelling
wash-andwear shirt you could possibly own And now you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

can own IN several neat collar styles This ones the favor
lite: Arrow Glen MitOga' tailored throughout to fit trinity
lou want several white businesSke stripes with long
sleeves only 1896 Haf-sleeves $685. Arrow Dectoene tie
$3.50 WHO'S that lady with? Lady Arrow of course
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16

GI., nothing down; no painting
worries, it has aluminium siding !!
Almost new 3-bedroom ranch;
clay tile bath, dinette, sanitas in
kitchen, economical gas heat
S15,500 Yakkel Realty, 32610 Vine
ST VIII 4-5440
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16
BY OWNER

IN Kirkland, executive type 4-bed-
room tri level; cathedral ceiling
carpeting, drapes. fireplace. den
Ia baths, recreation room, hard
wood floors, built-in kitchen; ]
handicapped acre; 2-car garage;
brick and frame, $28, 800.
CL. 6-9922.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16

BRICK house, Cleveland Heights
carpeting, disposal basement rec.
reation room with lavatory. large
living, dining rooms. kitchen. ex-
ira room, 3 bedrooms, bath. 2.
car garage. reduced to $18 900
LSC. Realty. Err. l.O726
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16
FOR SALE-B0ATS

1860 23-foot Chris-Craft Sea Skiff,
l85 h.p., like new; will take out
board as down payment.
KE. 1-68S1.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16

DON'T give your bicycles away,
we pay up to SIS in trade for
20, "a, 26 inch bicycles; we dis
count, buy, sell or trade. Jaye &
Jaye, Inc. 1880 Euclid.
UL. 1880.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16

YOURS for the asking. Mr.. Veter-
an, is this coZy ranch with sizable
living room, attached garage
screened-in patio. S77.31 per
month plus taxes and insurance,
$4,000 GI. Yakkel Realty, 32610
Vine sf WH 1-5ddn
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

BIKE repairs now at low winter
rates. Pickup and delivery.
Sayler Cycle Service. 29O25 Eu-
clid ave. VIII. 3-13l4.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16
FOR SALE-B0ATS

1860, II FIT. MFG, fully equipped,
1862 Evinrude, IS h.p., electric
starter. Gator tilt trailer, 1885.
UL. 1-0588.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16

TIMBERLAKE; pleasant older
home; 3 bedrooms, roomy dinette
attractive basement with recrea-
ton, laundry and office space
hot water heat, garage: beach
and park. s17,50O Southworth Re-
altnr VIII 6-1266
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WANTED NOW
WANTED NOW

or Colonial; under $4,000. Null
tiple Realty. w. 1879.
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GI NO DOWN

BUNGALOW; 2 bedrooms plus ex.
pansion second, extra large util'
ity room, double garage; all util.
tiles in and paid for at only
$4,000. Lee Kay Realtor,
VIII 2-8222, VIII 6-2454 evenings
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16

REAL ESTATE

8 ROOMS and garages, excellent
condition; details; owner.
d01 -dRQ1
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FOR HANDY MAN
$1,000 DOWN

EASTLAKE; bedrooms. full base.
ment. Pear garage lot 5Oxl2O
asking S1l 700 946-l544
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16
BY OWNER

2-BEDROOM bungalow; large ex-
pansion up. bUilt-ins, storms
screens, carpeting and drapes
clay tile bath. full divided base
ment; large lot, M1Villoughby
near freeway, under $4,000.
WH 2-l71d
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WICKLIFFE
NEW BRICK RANCH

WILLOWICK; 3 nice bedrooms,
full basement; all Improvements
in and paid, walking distance 10
Shoregate shopping, allowance
for painting and decorating
$1,000 complete. Lafferty Real
ty VIII 2-6060
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16
WHLOUGHBY

S17,700: BY owner; 3-bedroom
ranch; basement, picket fence
aluminium storms; near freeway
VIII 6-1681
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16
TRT I.EVEI,

WII.LOWICK: 3 bedrooms, paneled
family room. family style kitch-
en- with built-ins, large full car
peted living room, 2 clay tile
baths: walking distance to
schools and shopping; owner.
WH 2-n2d6
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3 BEDROOMS

REALLY large rooms throughout;
walk to CTS bus, shopping, 3
schools, living -dininlg L, big
kitchen with range. carpet.
storms, screens. garage. fenced
yard. $1,000. A. B. SMYTHE,
REALTOR, 943-4914 or 943.313O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16
WILLOWICK
MULTIPLE HAS IT
MENTOR, S2l,5OI

-257. TAPESTRY brick, 3bedroom
colonial: north of blvd, S26, 500
Nl1ltir,Ie Realty " $4,000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16
HANDY MAN

EASTLAKE off Roberts rd,; s.
bedroom ranch style home that
needs fixing up and painting;
located on a 40-ft lot; for the
very low price of $3.50. adioin-
ing lot available; owner.
WI o-12OS
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16
WILLOWICK

3-BEDROOM ranch, by owner: 5
years old; full basement: ceramic
tile bath; walking distance to
shopping. schools, park; immedi-
ate possession; owner trans
ferred. Sl8 200 VIII 3-2353
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16

MULTIPLE HAS IT
1928. COLONIAL Heights; family
brick and frame. $25, 5000 Multiple
Realty, w. 1-9300.
LOT, Beverly Hills. Richmond Hts.
6Cx205 w 1-S69Q
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16
0oa0sB1elauau11nsaoessaGas
REAL ESTATE
FIND THEM?????

WE do, nevertheless, near Lake
Shore blvd: 3-bedroom frame
single in fine condition, asking
$4,000; not much down! Ask us.
REALM REALTY CO., w. $4,000.
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-25
New Expense Rules

regulations were unclear and downright
confusing Businessmen simply could
not determine in advance what they
ought to do in an effort to comply. An
other source of irritation was that the
rules apparently were not designed
merely to crack down on abuses, but hit
legitimate business expenses as well.
Both of these reasons for protest are
sound.
This was underscored, it now ap-
pears, in confidential report by the
staff Of the joint Internal Revenue
Committee Of Congress. It is asserted
that Commissioner Mortimer Caplin Of
the IRIS has agreed, after hearing this
report, to bring in amended regulations.
The rules are to be clarified, and direct
ed more sharply at expense account
abuses. That is an outcome greatly to be
desired.
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-25
Boxing Grows sieker

Every time death occurs from ring
injury, there are loud demands to ban
boxing. If the sport should not be
banned, at least it ought to be properly
regulated to prevent mismatches and to
insure thorough medical examinations
of the participants before every fight
If fatalities from prize fighting do
not finally result in banishment Of the
sport, perhaps boredom and indiffer-
ence will. The recent Las Vegas fiasco
did boxing no good. All the customers
saw was duplicate of the first fight