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Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13

failure Of lawyers to keep the
client informed and lack of ex-
planning fees. Another complaint
sometimes given was that law
yers had been aloof, Indifferent
or exhibited a superior attitude.
The survey showed that al
most 70% Of the lawyers clients
come into his office because Of
his general reputation, for capa-
bility or honesty, or both. At
torneys obtained less than 25%
Of their clients by "getting a.
round and meeting people,
Urban Referrals: Reputation
and personal contact was given
by people in metropolitan areas
as less Of a factor in selecting
an attorney, and referral by
friends was mentioned more
often.
Lawyers fees are too high,
said over 40% OF the laymen.
But as the income Of the clients
increases, so does their degree
of satisfaction with attorneys
fees.
Laymen generally thought that
lawyers should initiate dis
cussion Of fees at the first meet
ing. They wanted a full explana-
tion of the fee basis and an item
lied bill.
The most important factor in
setting legal fees, said the lay
men, should be the effort the
lawyer expends. other factors
mentioned often were the COM
plexity Of the case and the
clients ability to pay.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13
Survey Outlines
Lawn ems Attitudes
About Aftorn eys

What laymen think of lawyers
has been revealed by results Of a
searching inquiry in Missouri.
Findings Of the survey, which
we're recently announced, contain
many items Of interest to other
professional groups.
Joint Project: The survey was
undertaken three years ago as a
joint public service project of the
Missouri Bar assn. and the
Pren-Ha Foundation, which was
established by Prentice Hall,
New Jersey publishing firm, as
an aid to education.
Missouri, which has the St.
Louis and Kansas City metro
politan areas and a number of
smaller cities as we'll as con-
siderable farm area, was con-
sidered a representative state
which would reflect the expert
ence and opinions Of laymen and
lawyers throughout the nation.
Some of the findings under
the subject headings of public
acceptance, competence and sat-
isfaction, selection, ethics and
fees and billing should be es-
pecially interesting to physi-
clans.
In the initial survey stage, re-
search personnel interviewed in
depth $50 laymen and equal num-
Der Of attorneys. The second
stage included a QUESTIONABLE
sampling of $500 laymen and
2, 500 lawyers.
64& Use Lawyer: Only 64&
of the laymen use an attorneys
services, the survey showed. OF
those who use lawyer,
one third had been to him two
to four times in the same per-
iod, and one-third used his work
more frequently.
Eight out of 10 of the laymen
rated the general reputation of
lawyers in their community as
average or better. However,
non-users had higher opinion
Of attorneys than users.
Lawyers ranked as high or
higher than other professions
physicians, clergy, bankers,
etc.) in regard to reputation for
professional ability. But the lay
men ranked most other profes-
sions higher in regard to general
Ability Tops Factors: Laymen
users Of lawyers rated their own
personal attorneys higher on gen.
eral reputation than they consid-
cred lawyers as a whole. A law
yer's profes sional ability was
given as the most influential
factor used by the public in judg-
ing him. Honesty and partici-
patton in civic, church and
governmental affairs was ranked
next.
The survey showed that laymen
regarded lawyers in non-urban
areas as having a better re-
putation than urban attorneys.
Low ability, dishonesty, solicit
tation, drinking and marital dis
cord were listed in that order
as factors detracting from a
lawyers reputation.
Most laymen were satisfied
with the service they had receiv-
ed from attorneys. Chief COM
plants of the 10 expressing dis
satisfaction were about delay.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13

spring. Betty, the oldest at "a.
is working on her doctorate at
the University Of Maryland. Nina
%, is a senior psychology major
at Drew University in Madison.
New Jersey. And not to be left
out, high school senior Patsy, l6,
plans to begin pre-medical stu
dies next fall.
With her record of success to
date, l9-year-old Teddy can GER
tainly look forward to an equally
success sful future.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13
TINY TOBACCO SEEDS

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) A
package Of tobacco seeds the
size Of a package of cigarettes
could keep you in smokes a long
time There are about 100000
seeds 10 the ounce. Two tea
spoons full will set an acre of
tobacco
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13
HOW ABOUT AN UNUSUAL
RECOMMEND BY SANTA CLAUS
AND WARRANTED BY
KENT-SUSSEX MOTOR COMPANY

Toke few minutes and look these Rare Gifts
There's TO be Just for your fomily and
you'll be proud Of il oil year thru
, 1963-09-12
SCOUT COMMITTEE
MEETS TONIGHT
AT COMANCHE

The monthly meeting Of the
St. Croix District Boy Scout
Committee will be held at
Club Comanche, Christiansted,
this evening, September 18th
at 5 pm.
The subjects that will be
discussed include the organi-
cation of a Sea Explorer Post
on St. Croix and the selec-
ton Of an Acting St. Croix
District Commissioner to
serve during the absence Of
Russell Richards who is cur
rently at the School Of Social
Sciences of the University of
Colorado in Denver.
Samuel B. King, v. !. Dis
trict Boy Scout Executive,
who has just returned from
the National Executive Con-
ference at the University Of
Illinois, will be at this meet
ing and will give a report on
his activities while in the
VISA.
, 1963-09-12

Ill lCW u NnO. I11Sdnu dix aAO4 w onA w w
necessarily reflect those of this newspaper.
Ever SO often st. Cork, or the Virgin Islands as a
whole finds itself at the crossroads. The truth is so dis
torted one way or another, and personal gripes or quar-
.rels are so technically woven into politics that the pub
lie is SO often fooled and mislead. Then the common
slogan He must GO becomes the slogan OF the day.
The people Of the Virgin Islands are a highly intelligent
people and can think when challenged. However, in
times of crisis, when tensions are high, they can hastily
ay yea or nay only upon reflection to say, We'll. was
angry at the moment" Let US be more cautious and
4irst get all the facts before committing ourselves.
The question most predominant now is sugar. All
are saying, Let US keep sugar" Good, Let us keep
sugar, but let us have more than lip service to keep
sugar. ~How?-Possibly by a Cooperative. Let the
people buy shares and own the factory, then let respon-
sible, reliable people run the factory as economically
as possible, cu~rtailing all unnecessary overhead, posi-
bly, getting our quota raised and by planting more cane.
Continued on page a.
, 1963-09-12
GOVERNOR HITS ASST. FABRICATION
SUGAR BARONS" SUPT. GIVEN $500
IN ST.CROK SPEECH AWARD BY VICORP

In a speech denVered fr0M - Rarcoron Assisf.nt
p. = eas aashe, q ] Fabrication Superintendent Of
lsdlpn WIS ealI the Sugar Division Of the
= $ any s ~ = was recently presented a 5000
aoay ougd palone 80 Virgin Islands Corporation,
try to slavery" Au.rd 9ommittea for bs de-
He again used his now velopment of a new and inn
famous ePut up, or shut up" proved method of handling
expression when he "chal- clarified juice settings. The
lenged the Canadays and honor was made public today
Skeochs and those business by Hugh Miligan, Comptrol-
men who derived the great Ter Of the Corporation and
est benefits and substantial chairman Of the Committee.
profits from Vicorp.' prosidon+ Robor+ D rromor
The Governor pointed out stated that he hopedto expand
the gains in tourism-the "ad- this Federal program to recog-
mittedfv tickle industry" when nize and reward government
he noted that in 1850 tourism employees for their talent and
brought IN $2,7O0OOO to APP initiative, by encouraging new
proximately $450OOOOO today. He suggestions and ideas from
continued that during his two aHV1CORP eprsonnel
, 1963-09-12

few.
And they came with enthu-
siasm, according to Thomas
Reynolds, Director of the
Peace Corps Camp in Puerto
Rico who seemed pleased with
the new group. Mr.. Reynolds
said "They seem very en-
Unused about getting to work
on their project, about St.
Croix and about Clover Crest
Hotel where we are staying"
Yesterday was their first
morning on St. Croix. And
yesterday was the day they
began their orientation pro-
gram. And yesterday they got
started at s am. when a rough
exercising period which was
topped off by a mile run down
the white sandy beach.
After that the men ate a
hearty breakfast. Then came a
Continued on page A.
, 1963-09-12
PEACE o
"ENTHUSED":
GO TO WORK
BUDGET
TO RELEASE FUNDS
FOR TANK TRUCKS

The Honorable Morris f. De Yesterday
Cassie, Budget Directors for Croir began
the Virgin Islands will release the Peace c
$4,000 to purchase two tank The twer
trucks for st. Croix, the AVIS who arrived
learned today. Alexander
In separate conferences with are const.
Senator DeLugo and Senator They are he
DoWard, Mr.. DeCastro prom build school
ised that the money will be here to get :
made available Immediately harder dut
upon receipt Of a request from mate than
the Department Of Public For most
Safety. Indications are that range in ag
the request will be forwarded this was t
some time this week. into the tro1
The need for additional tank from the W
trucks and fire fighting equip eastern and
ment was brought into graphic States. The
focus recently when a fire louisiana, N
completely destroyed a house, MIA, New HI
killing person and render Conn, Wyo
ing rs homeless. MA, Rhode
, 1963-09-12
SPEAK YOUR PIECE
MUST DISAGREE TO AGREE
BY HILDA B.

The views of Mrs. England are her own and do not
necessarily reflect those of this newspaper.
, 1963-09-12

nd a half years in Office this
Continued on page ~
Evening star., 1963-03-10
HOMEOWNER RLTY.
HOMEOWNER RTTY

brick rambler iaii bsmt'' tiied
bath Dashboard heat large lot,
sib,Sb0 full price RE- 1890
HAYATTsyILLE, Carrollton-RAm-
bier. bedrmsr ] y baths. rec
rm, full basement, storm windows,
fenced. trees on court, pool avail
able. $1,000 and assume pay
ments OWNER. OR, 4-4O3p.
Evening star., 1963-03-10

4Soe Sn.,, 9gu,eeInls,6ury I'd. Riverdale
Doctor. Dentist or lge. family
SlS,5OO, terms. UN. 4-l3OO.
BARANFK RFAITY 20
Evening star., 1963-03-10
ARLINGTON

Iew brick rambler on wooded lot.
convenient 10 schools, churches and
shopping. Center hall, separate
din. rtn, cost. living rn1., de luxe
kitchen, 3 bedrms,. 2 baths, scr.
porch, full bsmt. with finished rec.
room, finished room for fth bed.
water heat, DIR. Kew Bridge cut
Lee hwy, turn right on 0lebc rd.
TO open" sign, 34OO North Olebe
I'd. OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1
Evening star., 1963-03-10
ALEXANDRIA

Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS JE. 10000
ALEXANDRIA, SOUTH, off Mt,
Vernon pkwy.-custom built and
tastefully decorated. split-level
home with foyer entrance. Large
living room, formal dining room
with sliding glass doors to 20-ft.
family room, modern wall-papered
kitchen with built-in oven. eating
area. bedrooms, 3 tiled baths,
. fireplaees, full basement, ga
rage. Must be seen to be ap-
preeiated. Shown BY appointment
only. Price S35.9OO.
POTOMAC REALTY
so. 5-250O OPEN o TO Q
ALEXANDRIA, sOUTH-The home
for. the starting family short on
cash. 2 bedrooms. tiled bath,
equipped kitchen. living room, din
room, level yard. 2 blocks from
bus line and shopping center. In
immaculate condition. Priced at
only Sll,5O0 FHA. VA or loan
assumption. Call now to see this
money saver.
POTOMAC REALTY
SO. $4,000 oEPN Q TO 0
ALEX. AREA-Rambler 3 bedrms.
0I no dn., payments S7s. CRISPIN
PROPS. so. b-7567 OF so. S-9046.
ALEX. AREA - Brick rambler. 3
bedrms., baths, fin. bsmt FHA
payments Sii0. CRISPIN PROPS,
so. 5-7567 or so. S-0046.
ALEX. AREA-cOnv. TO everything.
S605 DN. INCL. SETTLEMENT
4 bedrms., back porch or den.
storm windows and doors. fenced
yd. nice trees. Only Sl4.950.
Sl25 mo.
CREST REALTY
CALL XII. p-4222 so. s-g400
Evening star., 1963-03-10

TAKoMA-s9.950. coy 2-bedrm.
GEO. ALLEN, Realtors, 949-i95O
UNIVERSITY PARK, 6sO4 Wells
Parkway, don't miss seeing this
new listing Sunday between 1 and
8. II you are interested In an
immaculate 4-bedrm., 2-bath ram
bier. Many extras. Priced below
FILA appraisal at only &23,050.
DIR: Adelphi I'd. to Wells park
way enter College HEIGHTS Gates
to 6S04 Wells Pkwy.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
UNIV. HILLs-Ail-brick, 3-bedrm..
11a-bath rambler, beautiful large
kitchen with table space. disposal,
dishwasher. large living rm. and
dining area, full bSmt. with pine
paneled rec. rmy garage. scr. peh.,
tenesd yard; Ean-to- wall earpeting.
UNIV. PK.-3 bedrm. bTk cape
cod, 1h baths. rec. rm.. den.
h.wh, lge. closets, garage.
BUTLER REALTY
AP. 7-3670 or AP. 7-4s76
UNIV. PK-older home, large
rms, den, dble. garage, oil NV. il. /;
lot 90xlb0, Reduced to S23,95O.
BUTLER REALTY
AP. 7-3b7O or HA. 2-4341
UPPER MARLBORO = Cape Cod.
Liv. rm. with iirepl., din. rm.,
kit, 4 bedrms.. baths, sun rm..
detached 2-ear garage. Anchor
fencing. on quiet side st. sls,bOO.
Nglulhs
Evening star., 1963-03-10
SUMMERS III REALTY

Mr.. Bowie. Agent
Sun. and eve. MA. 1882
Office. MA. 7-2526
VETS, NO DOWN PAYMENT, no
settlement charges on these like
new 40-ft. ramblers. Eat-in kiteh-
ems with built-ins. 3 bedrms.. rec. =
type bsmt., large level lots. Fast
possesslon' ps,,ss,n' easy .rHA terms also
Co, INC.
WEST LANHAM HILLS. Perfect for
newlyweds-Clean and snug p
bedroom home deep level lot,
equipped kit. Sf00 can buy this
charmer. priced only Sli.7b0'
JOHN II. HuoHEs co. WA. 7-056O
s2lB RUATAN ST., BERwYN HTS.
Open 1880 10 a:3O, Cory and
cony 3-bedrm. rambler. iiv rm
wifirspL, large fenced lot; Priced
70 sell ARNALL REAL ESTATE.
PA. bs404I, 77H-78bO
Evening star., 1963-03-10

sl1 $50, $500 dn. FHA. owner will
.ell e9ny ans hold end trust
I bedrms' baths, plaster walls,
IN. IN. rnl. nl.., loysly eSeI,, kit. fully AN
windows. epotless throuFheut.
Walk 10 MI calvary. EXCL.
Farm 4 HOME RLrY, 4fn-840O,
Evening star., 1963-03-10
CARROLLTON

CARROLLTON-Imagine payments
Of S12546 incl. everything after
Q modest down payment will make
you the owner Of this elegant
rambler with 3 bedrms.. full bsmt..
nice rec. rm. and it's vacant for
tmmed. occupancy.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC;
Evening star., 1963-03-10

GREENBELT - 2-bedrm. corner
frame, fully equip. kit. large yard,
close 10 shopping center. Mo. pay
ments, S60.50, incl. prime. int.
taxes. ins., heat, hot water. all
structural repairs. Selection OF
and 3 bedrm. brick homes also
avail. GREENBELT REALTY CO.,
Realtors. l5l Center lin shopping
eenterl. CIR. 4-57O0.
HOIIsES "a -nnn 10 $40 600
Evening star., 1963-03-10

ANIMAL LOVERS
Va acres-room for horses, dogs
Livable country home with oil,
hot-water heat. 3 bedrms., 2
baths. kitchen, living rm.. library.
Near Springfield. $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-03-10
DECATUR HGTS.

Clean brick Colonial. Liv. rm. with
rm., patio, workshop, Lear ga
rage. 5000 dn. FHA. total monthly
payment. S139.15.
Evening star., 1963-03-10
u ACRE
DOLL HOUSE

3-bedrm. brick rambler on cul-de-
sac. Modern kit with table space.
va no money dn. Total monthly
paymentS, Sl27 40.
Evening star., 1963-03-10

Liv. rm., dinette. 2 bedrms.. / bath.
walk-out bsmt., on lge. Anchor
fenced lot. An immaculate home
for retired couple or young family.
block to elementary school.
Evening star., 1963-03-10

GREENBELT LAKESIDE = Brick
rambler on extremely large and
beautifully wooded lot, in one OF
the prettiest areas In the county,
4 bedrms. or 3 bedrms. and den.
Garage, hot-water heat. Priced for
quick sale In low EOS. GREENBELT
REALTY CO.. Realtors, OR. 4-57OO.
HOTTgF9 - 600 To $40 600
Evening star., 1963-03-10

Variety
Of
Evening star., 1963-03-10

CALL TO INSPECT: 3 bedroom
ali brick colonial with separate
dlning room and full eatement
With recreation room walk No
school and church FHA $500
down. Pull price $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-03-10

ASSUME LARGE LOAN with pay
rnenta Of only SiO6.70 per month
or this lovely 2 bedroom rambler
Eye eatching kitchen with wall
oven. Pull basement. nice ntlEh-
borhood OF younn people, Children
wnlkooo 70 elementary senooi
Evening star., 1963-03-10

MOORE 4 MOORE, REAL ESTATE
GI-No down payment on this all
brick Cape Cod with separate din,
rm., liv. rm., modern kitchen and
screened porch. Oil h.-w. h., fun
bsmt. Conv. to schools and l block
to transp. Outstanding value. at
S14,250. with payments less than
rent Call It'll 2 pm. WA. $4,000.
ROBERT S. DAVIS a CO., INC.
Evening star., 1963-03-10
open e-7 Week ends, 90 weekdays
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.

REALTORS WE. 5-5422
DISTRICT HEIGHTS = S1s,95O.
New 3-bedrm.. 2 bath brick split
foyer. huge rec. rm., rear porch.
Area OF S25,00 homes. Near Mt
Calvary. bus and shopping, $1,000
down.
JOHN r. WEBSTER RE. 6-54OO
rHHnrGrn nnHrnHnC
Evening star., 1963-03-10
FOREST HEIGHTS
OPEN / TIL 6
on0 ARAPAHOE DR.

Beautiful s-rm. brick Colonial with
magnificent river view. 3 baths.
2 fireplaees, 2-ear garage, many
extras. Price reduced. must sell.
RE. $4,000, ewes, Mrs. Cox. 652-
1859.
Evening star., 1963-03-10

built brick rambler. bedrmsr 3
fun baths, h-aere feneed-in yard,
porch, garage, sep. din. rm.. CEN
tTal air cond.. finished rec. Tm.
with bar, Wv. carpet. Middle
30s. Principals only. 10. 7-l6s2.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

DOUBLE bed. spring. Kronheim
mattress. UL. 1-2899.
WE have a complete line of recon-
ditioned vacuum cleaners priced
reasonably: as is vacuums from
$40 up. G.. H. Tabor Vacuum
Cleaner Sales and Service, 1882
Hayden. Ii. 1-5221.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24

types, patterns, colors. latest
styles. padding. at lowest prices.
Empress Carpet. 1929 Euclid,
GIL. 1-6452.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24

KENMORE wringer washer, SIS;
fireside chair. SIS. 6sl-7l46.
DAVENPORT, desk. single bed,
lamps. knick-knacks, other mis-
cellaneous. MU. 1-1146.
EV. 2-7493. 1880 East 18TH.
2 END tables. matching corner
table, mar-proof tops, SIS;
tall black and pink lamps, $40
each; multi colored afghan,
100 per cent wool, $50; deluxe
cabinet style vegetable bin, So;
381 -4381.
SEWING machine, White, In cab
met, with button hole attachment,
SIS. KE. 1-l529.
BEDROOM set. piece. maple, dou-
BILE bed. chest. dresser, vanity
Call after 6 p. m. Ii. 1887.
MOVING, must sell: l9-inch RCA
console television with UHF an
tenna, couch. 2 overstuffed
chairs. leather top coffee table,
original paintings, drapes, 1886
standard gauge, Lionel train,
many assorted items under 81;
Saturday. IL noon to 5 p. m.,
Sunday 10 a. m. to p. m. 1920
Page ave., East Cleveland, apart
ment IS.
CARPETJNE nice caIacfiop 90 oil
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

cARPETING. padding; rugs. IL X
% IL 81, IL X 20; IL l8,
IL X Is. IL X IL. 8 x Is. 8 x IL,
$40 up: hall runners, soc yard
up; private residence.
KE. 1921.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24

CONSIGNMENT sales. New and
used home furnishings. Open
evenings. Wickliffe Exchange,
28916 Euclid ave-, Wickliffe.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
R. l. DAVIS
Ll0UIDATOR
Selling Complete Contents Of
Shaker Apartment. Owner Moving
TO California.
2534 KEMPER RD.
Everything Priced 70 Sell
Near Shaker Square

Neor Shaker Square
Fri.. Sof, Sum-. Jon. 25.26-27
10 A. m. TO 8 P. N. Until Sold
Poir Too Kwnons Iompg pair on
tiqve bronze urn lompH Stoddord
oil pointins1 2-piees sectional So
ia; small love scot, motehins wing
chair; many other occasional
chairs; end. lamp. nest fobIes;
drop leaf mahogany dining table;
handsome oak chest combination
breokfrons desk; fine woInvt bed.
room set with Twin beds. double
dresser chest dressing table, mir
ror night stond; single bookcase
heodboord bed; small blond chest;
ottroetivs ehoiss lounge; leather
top knee hole desk; formieo brock
fosf set; bookcase; Dvmont COM
binofion ~. AM-FM rodio, record
pioyer portable ~; many fine
elossieol records; gold wool car
petins, odeqvots for 2 rooms;
green wool eorpetins. ] large room
dropsI china; complete service
for II HoviIond china including
serving pieces; slosswors, copper.
brie.o-broe and miscellaneous.
Womon's clothing 12.l@; black
Persion mink trimmed coat; mon's
clothing, size ~. Call Mrs.
Sehreibsr. YE. 2-5e5I.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24

DAVENPORT and chair. floor
lamps, excellent condition, reas-
enable offer considered. Call
761 -6549 after 4:30 p. m.
COUCH, excellent condition, reas-
enable. RE. 1-0378 after p. m.
BEDROOM suite, piece mahog-
any; ; living room overstuffed
chairs: Simmons settee with
built-in Sealy mattress, con-
verts double bed: moving out of
State. quick sale. cash only.
2748 Noble I'd.
LEAVING state, must sell this
week: white dresser, wringer
washer. two 9 x IL rugs; make
offer. 619 East 131st. Ii. 1-5426.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24

3 ROOMS of furniture, couch,
2 chairs, stove, refrigerator, bed,
chest. PO. 1-7197.
3 ROOMS brand new furniture,
includes as follows: piece bed
room set. innerspring mattress,
box spring; piece dinette set,
2 piece living room set. end
tables. cocktail table. table
lamps, S295. 1878 st. Clair.
BREAKFAST set, fornica and
chrome, SIS. w. 1896.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

LIKE new, upholstered rocker. 2
teleyision chairs, G.E. stove,
Frigidaire refrigerator, lamps.
YE. 2-8OO1 between 80 p. m.
8 Gu. IT. Kelvinator refrigerator: 2
den couches; blond mahogany
dresser with mirror; 2 metal stor-
age cabinets; good condition. reas-
enable: miscellaneous. EV. 2-39l2.
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THE SiIvers"

WILL SCkk
SUN. & MON., 10 AN. TO 8 Pm.
Also BUSHNELL
(Sovth Of Cedar. Eosf off
WorrensvilIe Cenfer)
Handsome Dvneon Phyfe dining
set. leather love set, ehoirs,
decorator eredenzo, French and
traditional sobles. lomps desk,
chrome dinette, Rattan furniture,
sos logs brie-o-broe; clothing,
ladies' 1915; mems, 36-40; much
miscellaneous.
Call KE. 1926
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24

| Renee Walters
uoUIDATOR
Selling Complete Contents
Of Cleveland Heights Home
254s EUCLID HTS. BLVD.
THURS, FRI, SAT-,
JAN. "a, rs, rs
Hours 10 TO 8 Until Sold
YE. 2-5o83
FINE FURNISHINGS FROM LARGE
HOME MUST BE SOLD
Marshall & Wendell Ampieo Grand
Piano; love scot; R.C.A. color Tv;
DvMont N, Tronseontinentol 4
band radio; record eobinet and
reeordS electric gutter ond am
plifier; elorinet; soxophone and
recorder; dovenportS mople sec
tionoI; lounge, side. and leather
ehoirs, others gossip bench; mo-
hosony knee hole desk; burI wal
nut drop Ieof foble; large round
frvitwood cocktail foble; lamp,
end and other tables; book eoses;
fireplace eqvipment Empire fruit
wood dining room toble, 8 ehoirs,
large brsokfront and console
table; large mahogany brock
'front.' mahogany gloss china cob
met; king size bedroom set, COM
pIete; Hollywood bed, complete;
5-pieee dinette set; crosIey l3 Gu.
f.. chest freezer CrosIey refris-
orator. freezer top; G.-E. double
door refrigerator; Admiral refris-
orator; small EleetroIvx refris-
orator; G.-E. double oven stove,
like new; Admiral electric range;
Universal sos range; Apex dish
washer; Westinghouse automatic
washer; Frisidoirs and Norge
dryers ~ in. monsle and others;
single and double eobinets; kiteh-
en- bar stools; cir eonditioners,
fans; decorator lamps, floor
IompG small electrical appliances;
bedding, curtains, dropea linens,
stemwore; dishes pots, pans;
loxl5 gold wool rug; dark green
wool eorpetins; sx1o grey cotton
rug; throw rugs electric sewer
eIeoner; Ambassador ~ in. power
mower practically new; Rotary
power mower electric mower;
garden tools; outdoor furniture;
large pIonters; Hoover voevvms;
medical books, sets Of books,
others broe-o-broe, pictures;
lodies clothing size II; Persian
lamb eoof and much miseelIon-
eovs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24

8 PIECE dining set, S35: Silvertone
rs record player, stand and rec
ords. s25. RE. 2-7889.
COMPLETE twin maple bed and
dresser, $50; studio couch, $40;
breakfast nook. $40. 8606 Sowin-
ski. Call Saturday.
SOLID maple dinette set. table. 4
chairs, reasonable. Call Ii. 1896