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Also in the field will be Terri
Stickles, a l6-year-old team
mate Of Miss Watson, who won
the Pan American Games 100
meter title last spring in 1:02.8.
The women's diving field in
cludeS Patsy willard, 1860
Olympic performer now a team
mate Of Mrs. Talmadge, along
with Joel Lenzi O'Connell, who
has won four national three
meter titles.
The gruelling 400-meter in
dividual medley event, with
each contestant swimming all
four Of the basic competitive
swim strokes for 100 meters
each, could come up with an
other duel between Miss Fin
neran and Miss De Varona.
Won 400 Last Year
Miss Finneran won last years
400 title and Miss De varona
took the 2O0-meter individual
event.
Only event without a defend
ing champion is the breast
stroke, won by Germany's Will
trud Urselmann.
Alice Driscol of Lakeside,
SC, Louisville, KY, is seeded
No. / in the event with q time
Of 1885, while Jean Ann Del
lekamp Of Indianapolis is No.
2, with a 2::54.10.
Summaries:
1.500-meter freestyle: / - Ginnie
Duenkel. Summit IN. JO YMCA,
1S:57.e,2.- Sharon Finneran, Los An
geles.. 1880: 3-Carolyn House, Los
Angeles AC, 1882: ELee Davis
Vesper Boat Club, Philadelphia,
19:41.S 6-Joan Hackett, Summit,
IN. J0 YMCA, 19:445; 6-Gina Am
brose, City Of Commerce (Calif) sc,
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Light Nine
Seeks Second
Legion Victory

Gas Light Post "A will pitch
Joe Slower against Wheeling
w. Va, today and it seems i'm
perative that the District OF
Columbia champions get an
other nine-inning effort from
their starter in the American
Legion Region 2 baseball play
offs at College Park.
Manager Marshall Jacobs led
with his ace, Jim Jenkins, yes
terday and he responded with a
two-hit, 2-1 upset of previously
unbeaten Trenton, N. j. All
right so far, but what happens
when the situation calls for Pat
Mccarthy to relieve?
Pat is still recovering from
an appendectomy, leaving Jen-
kins and Slower the only expert
enced hurlers for Gas Light in
the double-elimination tourna-
ment.
West Virginia gained the
winners bracket by the same
81 score. taking 10 innings to
get the Job done against Fred
erick, Md. The playoffs opened
with Newburgh, N. Y, outslug-
ging Dover, Del, l1-4.
Today's pairings list Delaware
against New Jersey and New
York against Maryland before
Gas Light and West Virginia
take the field at 4 pm.
Jenkins and Bob Candelori
hooked. up in a duel which
produced % strikeouts in yes
terday's second game. Candle
lori famed 16, but lost in the
ninth inning when he baked
in the tying run and failed to
throw to first with two out
after fielding a suicide squeeze
bunt.
Obviously thinking there was
only one out, Candelori held
the ball while Ed Wallin raced
across first base safely and
Miles Sugrue scored the win
ming run. It was Trenton's
first loss in 10 games and Can
delori's first in 10 decisions
this season.
DELAWARE 900 Ol0 O3o-4 A
NEW YORK 900 200 45x-ll u z
kuipers,. King az and Young; Ca
serto. conley (9) and Shay.
NEW JERSEY 900 900 lOO-l a
WASHN DC. 900 900 OO2-2 8 (
Candelori and Gambell; jenkins and
Mcclellan.
Maryland 900 900 100 OIL 4 Q
w. VIRG'IA 900 100 900 l-2 Q 4
Trout and DeLauter: cisar and
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By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING (275 et-bats)-Yastrzemski,
Boston. 1888; Kaline. Detroit. .314:
Rollins, Minnesota. .312; Malzone.
Boston, .301; Pearson. Los Angeles,
RUINS!s-Kaline. Detroit. and Allison,
Detroit ' 86. "s" AOiA' 10 0OiS'''0'
Runs BATTED N--stuart, Boston.
Los Angeles, 70: Allison Minnesota,
and Howard. New York. SO.
HITS-Yastrzemski. B oston. lao:
Kaline. Detroit. 1879: Malsone. Bos-
Ward. Chicago. Versailles. Minnesota.
and Richardson. New York. 1873.
Causey, Kansas City. 20: Versailles,
Lumpe, kansas city. and Torres
TRIPLEs-yersalles. Minnesota, and
Kansas City. 9; Seven tied with 8.
Killebrew. Minnesota. .2s: Allison,
Minnesota, %: Howard. New York,
80; Wagner. Los Angeles. 20.
STOLEN BASEs-Aparicio. Baltimore
70; Hinton, WASHINGTON, 20; WOOD,
OetIOlJ, To- snyder. baltlmOLe, l4i
MS AND fPsaSasS 6s Angeles ssni IT,
Boston, 12-4 $50: Ford. New YORK
1913. .739: Downing, New York. s-3,
1877; Bouton. New York, 1915. ia;
Peters. Chicago. 1875. FOG.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Detroit. 147:
stigman. Minnesota, ia; Barber.
40: Radatz. Boston. 1876.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING (275 at-batsl--Groat. st.
Louis, 345; clemente,, Pittsbursh.
800; Pinson, Cincinnati, .325; Con-
zalez, PHILADELPHIA. and T. Davis,
Los Angeles, .323.
RUNS-Aarou, Milwaukee, So; Mays,
San Francisco, and Flood. st. Louis,
g; Rose, Cincinnati. and White,
RUNS BATTED N-Aaron., Milwaukee.
100: White. st. Louis. "a; Pinson,
Cincinnati, 81: Boyer, st. Louis, 20;
santo. Chicago. IS.
HITS-Groat, st. Louis, 1856; Pinson,
Cincinnati. 49,. White. st. Louis,
14S; Aaron, Milwaukee, LAT; Con-
zalez. Philadelphia, 142.
DOUBLEs--Groat. st: Louis, 35; Pin
son. Cincinnati, and Gonzalez, Phila-
delphia. 80: Williams, Chicago. %:
Callison. Philadelphia. and Cepeda,
San Francisco. 20.
TRIPLES - Pinson, Cincinnati. IL;
Brock, Chicago, and Gonzalez. Phila-
delphia, Q: Williams, Chicago. and
Callison. Philadelphia. s.
HOME RUNs-McCovey, San Fran
cisco. "a: Aaron, Milwaukee, 80;
Mays. San Francisco, 90; White. st.
Louis, 81: Santo, Chicago, and Ce-
peda. San Francisco, 20.
STOLEN BAsES-Pinson, Cincinnati,
and Wills. Los Angeles. 25; Robin
son, Cincinnati. "a; Aaron. Mil
walkee, 10: Brock, Chicago. and W.
Davis, Los Angeles. ~.
PITCHING 40 sionsl-Perranosk
Los Angeles, 11-2. .s46: Maloney,
Cincinnati, 1874. .S1S; Mclean,
PITTSBURGH, 1913. 500; Koufax, Los
Angeles 1850 .7s3i Marichal, San
sTRIKE0UTs-Koufax. Los Angeles,
PA: Drysdale. Los Angeles. 206:
Maloney. Cincinnati. 1877; MarichaL
San Francisco. 1874; culp. Phila-
delphia. l44.
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Minor Leagues

BY the Associated Press
INTERNATIONAL
Richmond at Jacksonville, md.
Toronto 2-l2, Buffalo 1-5.
Atlanta 8, Arkansas 8.
Rochester 3, Columbus 3,
syracuse o, Indianapolis o,
PACIFIC COAST
!, Dalas-Fort Worth 2-5, oklahoma
Spokane 81. Denver Ia.
Seattle z, San Diego 2.
Tacoma 9, Salt Lake City 4,
Hawaii z, Portland 8.
EASTERN
Reading 5, Springfield o,
Elmira @, BinRhamton g,
Charleston 4, York 8.
TEXAS
Albuquerque 40. Amarillo 81.
Fl Paso 8, San Antonio 5.
Austin 10, Tulsa 2.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Lynchburg Q. Chattanooga o.
Asheville IA, Nashville 0 I'll In
Macon SO, Augusta O-3.
Knoxville 4, Charlotte 3.
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Major League Box Scores
CARDS, g.; COLTS, z

Boyer, Lillis, Javier, PO-A-H Houston
24-l4, ST. Louis D-ll. DP-Groat, Javier
and White; Boyer, Javier and White; LII
LIS Runnels and Staub. LOB Houston 8,
st. Louis 7.
2B-Groat, Runnels, Javier, Musial. Hr
White. S-Groat, Warwick.
,..u.,. u IP 4 Z Err BIB SO
Gibson W, 1877 - q z 10
PB.Bateman. U-Barlick, Vargo, Har-
Vey' Weyer. T-l;S3. A-l09l4.
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AT(MSON.S ANGLE
PuIuck Ready
To Get Serious
BY LEWIS z. ATcHISoN

1t after practice session at the Redskins Carlisle
a0 training that Coach Bill McPeak first mentioned
the quality of his squad Depth is easy to have coach
simply every free agent who down the pike picks
many rejects from the waiver list suits his fancy and
he has depth. Quality is something else again.
This brings John Pauck defensive end who admit
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E-None. PO-A-san Francisco 3o-le,
Cincinnati 30-l0. Bowman, Hitler and
Cepeda; Hitler and Cepedai Cardenas,
Rose and Keough. LoB-San Francisco
II, Cincinnati w..
2B-Davenport, Harper, Edwards. HR-
McCovey, Mays, Pins0n. S-keOugh, Isl.
touris SF-Kuenn, Mays.
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TIGERS, 5; AS, z

E-None. Po-A-Detroit 77.l3, Kansas
City D-6 pP-Smith, McAuliffe and
Cash: Charles and Siebern. LOB-De-
troit 7, Kansas City S.
Regain W. % ER BB SO g
rTa L, ~ : : SO 9
HBP-By Drab0wsly (Smith). U-Fla.
herty' Umont, Valentine, Flaherty. T.
l;4o. A-H,733.
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x-Faced , man In 3rdi y-Faced Z
man In 7th.
HBP-By Linzy (CardenaD, by Henry
CHiller). WP Pierce. U German,
Landes, Sudol, Forman. T-3:l. A
1l.Io6.
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GIANTS, 7; REDS, s

a-Popped out for Hart in 6thi b.
Grounded out for Pierce in 9TH; c-Drew
. pass for Hoeft in sthi d-Walked for
Worthington In 9Th; e-Singled for Larsen
in 10th; f-Struck out for Cardenes in
10th; g-Wallsed for Neal In 10th; h Ran
for Freese In 10th; l. Singled for Henry in
10th; IRAN for Green in 10th.
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PILLS, TO; CUBS, "a

E-Hubbs 2, jackson. PO.A Chicago
74s, Philadelphia 21.ll LOB Chicago ?,
Philadelphia ?.
2B-Bertell, Wine. 3B- Dalrympe HR
Banks S-Jackson, Callison, SF-Siev-
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TWINS, z; ORIOLES,

E-Power.. Po-A-B Baltimore 1910 Gone
1912, DIP Battey and Versailles; Rollins,
Allen and Power. LOB Baltimore 4,
Minnesota 2.
2B-Hall. Power. HR-Snyder, Kille-
brew. S-Aparicio.
R II r Err BIB so
2B-Hall, Power. HR-Snyder, Kille-
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E-Banks, Dalrymple. Sanlo PQ-A-
Wine, Taylor and Tore. LOB Chicago u
Philadelphia ..
2B- covinEton 4, Gonzalez. callIson.
Rieyers, Schaifer 3f3 Gonzalez. HH-
Boros, Burton, Demeter. s-Ioth: Boros,
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RED SoX, AS; YANKs, "A

E. Stuart, Bressoud, Berra, Terry. PO-
Bressoud, SchilIing and Stuart, LOB -
New York 2, Boston u.
2B Kubek 2, Yastrzemsld, Malone,
Berra, Clinton, Tillman, Schilling. HR-
Lamabe' Berra. S-Terry, Monbouquette, S
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INDIANS, /; WHITE soX, 0 i

z Whitfield, Ward Po-A-Cleveland
SILL, Chicago 1915. DP-Romano, Avis
and Whitfield; Hansen and McCraw. LOB
Cleveland 2, Chicago 4.
HR- kirkland. sB-weis. S-Donovan,
Herbert, Whitfield.
Donovan W, SO u 9 9 9 3
Herbert L, III e. II 2 I
HBP-By Donovan Uandis). U-Chylak,
Halter, Carrigan, Mckinley. T-7:3s. A
23,22o.
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s-SlnRled for Elston In mn b-Ran for
gleyers In 1th, C. Struck out for Brewer
m sthi x-Awarded first on catcher's In.
inrgerence In Ath,
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Maryland 900 900 100 OIL 4 2
W. v1RG'IA 900 100 900 ID 8 4
Trout and DeLauter: cisar and
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a-Called out on strikes for Bouton
In eth; bran for Blanchard in 9th; c.
Singled for Linz in 9TH; dram for Berra
in 9TH; e-Flied out for Bridges in 9th.
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E-None. P0-A-New York 2+l3, Bos-
ton 27-l2 DP-Bressoud, SchiIlinR and
stuart; Bouton, Richardson and Bright,
LoB-New York 5, Boston 3.
2B-Geiger, Kubek, Bressoud, Yastrzem.
ski Richardson. HR-Stuart.
Bouton L. 1876 =. 8
Bridges .......
RadatZ ...... "a
PB- Howard. U-Soar, Stewart, Kin.
namon, Paparella. T-2;a. A-24,S64.
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WP-E lson. U Steiner, DOnateli, Craw
ford, Venom. T-2;45. A-n,S51
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NEW JERSEY 900 900 1901 2 2
DC. 900 900 O02-2 8 <
Candelori and Gambell; jenkins and
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WP- Drysdale. PB- Roseboro 2. U =
Secory, Jackowsxi, Pryor, Smith. T.
ASA. A-l3,429.
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Night Game

WP-Hamilton, Stafford. U-Paparella,
Soar. Stewart, Kinnamon. T-3:2l. A =
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District
BUILDING
Permits

Building permits issued re-
Gently by the District include:
National Capital Housing
Authority, owner, 1929 Kew
York avenue NV; builder
not selected; Satterlee g.
Smith, architect; to erect
three apartment buildings.
from 2 to IL stories, totaling
279 units, 1900 block Eleventh
street NV; total cost, ST.
$4,000.
e. A. Ginnetti, owner, 1911
X street NV; Ginnetti Con-
structiOn Corp, builder; Vic
tor SmOlen, architect; to erect
four three-story apartment
buildings, totaling 81 units.
1400 and 1900 blocks Howard
road Sc, and 2700 and $500
blocks Stanton road Sc;
total cost, $546,000.
Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc,
owner; DOnOhOe COnstruc-
tiOn, builder; Wendell b.
HaIIett, architect; to erect
one, one-story office and
warehouse, All Fourth street
NV; Cost, 100000.
Nicholas GOuZOluis, owner.
1872 Underwood street NV;
builder not selected; William
X. Briley, architect; build
store and warehouse, 21O
Riggs road NE; cost, $4,000.
Samuel C. Litten, owner.
SGT Addison road; Litten
Builders, Inc, builder; r. c.
Archer, jr., architect; to
erect one, two-story and base
ment apartment, IL units.
4936 Nash street Me-; cost.
$54,500.
The George washington
University, owner, IT'S
Twenty first street NV;
Chas. ii. TOmpkins, builder;
Loren c. Sage, architect;
general alterations, 2013 and
2023 @ street NV; cost,
$4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. New
burg, owner 632 G street Sc;
r. C. King & Association,
builder; Earl VOnReichen-
bach, architect; to erect one,
two-story dwelling, PIG Eighth
street Sc; cost. $4,000.
Stanley Investment Corp,
owner, 77O2 Georgia avenue
NV; Prescott Construction
Co., Inc, builder; Robert c.
Smith, architect; alters to
printing plant and office,
1915 Fourteenth street NV;
cost, $4,000.
w. C. g. A. N. Miller De-
velOpment Co., owners and
builders, 1900 Massachusetts,
avenue NV; Ed r. SpanO,
architect; build addition to
3-story dwelling, 1866 Rock
wood parkway NV; cost,
$4,000.
Morse Construction Co.,
owners and builders, TOO
Georgia avenue NV; John
A. d'Epagnier, architect;
build one 3-story apartment
20 units, 3511 Eleventh
street NV; cost, $4,000.
w. Hedgespath, owner, 215
Florida avenue NV; builder
not selected; r. c. Archer,
jr., architect; to erect one
history brick dwelling, 113
Division avenue NE; cost,
$4,000.
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William e. Morris, for
merIy q member Of the
soIes staff Of Better
Homes Realty Ines
Arlington office, hos
been named soIes mon
oyer Of the firms Of
flee at $40 Madison
street, Alexandra.
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We Just don't make EN- the may they
and Granny;s green with envy!

Move don't make like Grandpa used to- What's don't
like most people do today Tdays Levitt homes models classic sp
comfortable and easy to care for.
But the really big their un value All Levitt homes B
appliance equipped Refrigerator electric washer and matching
dryer included in the price of each.
No wonder Granny nviou The good old days. like this
til she hears you get air conditioning too!
All Bar homes haze complete central conditioning by Westinghouse
Just imagine every house comfortably cool and all Sunni
No. don't make em like present And the big e
buin value That's Levitt tradition Of "a years Seeing beevng
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SEE THE HOUSES or TOMORROW
Visit the beautifully decorated exhibit homes at Beair
They're open from 10 to pm every day Of the week.
It's pleasant drive and Granny won't mind watching
the kids. (or maybe you should bring her alongD
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DIRECTIONS Take Washington Express
which leads into the Annapolis
Epswy Maryland Route driving North Route $50 left Exhibit
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE

MENTOR fIEADLANDS
abedroom ranch living room kitchen bath utility years
young lot soxl5o beautifully londscoped. $4,000.
ALUMINIUM SIDING
On this eyeoId ranch with four oIse rooms and boh big
lot l4sxlos include Competing, aluminium and
sls.eoo
FRAME RANCH
both large bedrooms good condi
Sl4so0
WILLoWIcK
and brick ranch; bedrooms living kitchen
Ia baths Save so0 by doing own decorodng Sl64oo
4-BEDRooM BUNGALOW
Living kitchen and both 2cor lot 4oxs5: storm
sewers in Over 900 SO. it, Of living space Sle9oo
JUST LIKE NEW
6yeor Competing ond drdpes; dining
large kitchen with buin stove and plus dish
washer: attached garage. sl7soo
BUNGALOW
bedrooms. dnee full heat; buiin and
range: 62xl37ft lot. slesoo
LOST NATION ROAD
Wloughby 3bedroo ronch den kitchen sunken living
which also corpeed 2co lot Sexaeo Very beautiful
Sle.e00
SPLIT LEVEL
Wlloughby; bedrooms both corpeed
living kitchen hos incineotor puo otoched
garage: lot 85xl90 S22.500
SPRING VALLEY ROAD
Mentor Lovely runch with bedrooms eorpetins living
goruge l4x24 only s229oo
Fame onch bedrooms living room incudng the coIpeng
and drupes 2cor attached googe you wont lots OF lond
room coll this
WILLoUGEBY
Split ohnnycuke Ridge Very beautiful has kitchen,
dining living curpeed ond has lovely dope fam
lily wood burning fireplace bedrooms full both
plus "a bdhs All ocresl s275oo.
John v.
o.
REALTY, INC.
324l7 Vine ST. VIII. 4.ll00
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE

$7.500-FULL PRICE
Neat two.bedroom frome runch with llzcor garage lot
60xl20 EosY terms!
HANDYMAN SPECIAL! $500 DOWN
s5ssl per month plus toxes and insurance bedroom
one-hoorplon home with garage; lots VACANT Ex-
cellent opportunity. $4,000.
SI0o DOWN
selss per month plus will put YOU
this hreebedroom ranch: lovely lot 5oxl44: oil improve
Just 81 .000
LIND CONTRACT
Small payment SOS per month will buy this three bed
home: gas heat; aluminium siding: convenient locu
ton: sl2,5oo
FOUR BEDRooMs-oNE ACRE
One minute off Freewoy. Fourbedroom bungalow with full
basement lot llax424; twocn storms and
Terms sl2soo.
CT ASSUMPTION
FouIbedroom home attached garage: screened porch:
lovely just off Loke Blvd saeoo $50 per
total payment
NEW-No DOWN PAYMENT
ONLY ONE AVAILABLE. Three loge bedrooms ir. dining
builtin top runge cabinets. dsposol
Aft vonity l5 baths: s living sontury and
Eust Ohio gos Sl4.2oo
$500 DoWN-5A % INTEREST
Modem ranch plos,ered garage separate
ing hardwood floors storms and 0xl50 lot
VACANT! sl4,5oo
E-Z TERMS-NEARLY NEW
Bungalow with two bedrooms down room for two more bed
large living good eoing turnuce
large lot: close to Lake Shore Blvd Sl5.900
$500 DOWN
Three bedroom home full
lovely lot 60xlso: just off Lake Shore Blvd: Sl6eoo
MENTOR VILLAGE
Four bedroom ranch: attached garage: builin and
ronge: large shaded lot wolking distance shopping
and churches. Sl7 900.
WILLoUGHBY CITY
Exceptional ranch with bedrooms: full divided bse
and lovotorY; enclosed breezewoy; jdousied poo
beautiful shaded lot 93x60: ottoched S2l5O0
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE?
This exceptional ALLBRCK ranch for you! Three
bedrooms two full baths, cathedral ceilings
pene and dupes plus double attached goroge and lot
l85. $4,000.
FIVE BEDROOMS
Two full baths: basement: huge living with wood
burning fIeploce dining wocur attached garage;
beezewuy and fumiy oluminum screens
lot l00x300 close feewoy interchange TERMS S249o0
LAFFERTY REALTY
East 33Oth-Vine VIII. 2-6O6O
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SINGLES

EAST CLEVELAND: E1st OF Hay.
den Ave. 3-bedroom single with
quroge. FHA low down. CT no
down. Ask for Mr. Sodon.
GREEN ROAD AREA: Lovely 2.
bedroom ronch on large lot.
aluminium siding. Alta ch d
heoted garage. Corpeting in
cluded. Low taxes. Asking
Sl7.500. Ask for Miss Houpert.
ST JOSEPH PARISH: South OF
St. Clair 3-bedroom single with
garage. Modem bath. Neor play
ground. Asking Sl2.900. Ask for
Mr.. Fisher
WINDERMERE AREA. SOUTH
OF EUCLID: 4 large bedrooms.
Modem bath. Ldrge modern
kitchen. Copper plumbing. New
ly decorated. Competing. Storms
ond screens. 2-cor garage with
overhead doors. Recreation ureo
in basement. This fine home is
vacant. Move right in. Mdke
Sl4.500 offer. Ask for Mr.. Sodon.
DOUBLES
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS: 6-6.
Modern kitchen and bath. Cor
peting. Finished 3rd. 2-coI CO.
rage. Owner anxious to sell.
Asking S23.500. Ask for Mr..
Sodon.
EUCLID-GREEN: SIS. Modern
baths. Large kitchens. New hot
woter tonks. Some Competing. g.
cor garage. Newly pointed and
decorated. Asking S23.900. Ask
for Miss Houpert.
NELA PARK AREA: 6-6. Newly
decorated. Lorge rooms. Modern
kitchens and baths. Aluminium
storms and screens. New wall
to wall Competing In one suite
Ask for Mr.. Fisher.
SUPERIOR-MAYFIELD: sc. Mod
ern kitchen on first. 2 new hot
woter tunks. 2-cor garage with
overhead doors. Competing and
minor on first. Asking S24.5o0.
Ask for Mrs. Cepek.
INVESTMENTS
EUCLID-WINDEMERE: 4-suite
brick with a new furnaces. New
wiring. Al condition. Garages.
Convenient to everything. Ask
for Mrs. Cepek
SETTLE ESTATE: 10 unit brick
with 10 individual furnaces. Al
condition Fully occupied. Five
Points oreo. Ask for Mrs. Cepek.
4A TIMES INCOME: le units
in excellent condition. Upper St.
Clair oreo. Fully occupied. Pork
ing for Is cars. Ask for Mr..
Fisher.
CLID-NOTTINGHAM AREA:
8 suite brick with individual
heut. Fully occupied. Asking
$4,000. Ask for Miss Houpert.
BAKUXAS
REALTY
1873 Hayden 20. 1-llll
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REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
WEEKS SPECIAL

WEEKS SPECIAL
#loes WuLOWICK, NORTH Of LAKE SHORE BLVD Beou-
hs, abedroom colonial l2x26 living with fireplace.
formal dining room GORGEOUS kitchen. l2xl4 fomilY
room on st; basement with lovely recreation room: Ia
buths; attached gdroge MANY. MANY EXTRAS.
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CARROLLTON
CHESTNUT HILLS

The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 7-450O
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Value and Convenience
$17,95O
4 BedrmS.

open Sat.-Sun. 12-Dark
Attractive modern bricks
home, only minutes from downtown
Washington, in excellent neighbor.
hood. Conv. to bus, schools, and
shopping. Features large living
rm., big rOomy Kitchen, fully
equipped with built-in range and
oven, dining area, laundry rm., and
half bath on LIST fir. Master bedrm.
with half bath and more bedrms.
and full bath on md fir. Financing
terms are flexible to meet needs OF
a qualified purchaser. FLA, CT or
conventional
DIRECTIONS: Out Baltimore-Wash-
ington parkway to Riverdale I'd.
exit, take sharp right to 18th ave.
continue on 9th ave. to Oliver ST
turn left on Oliver and left again on
lngraham st. to Furman parkway
Turn right to open sign and home
at 6s25 Furman parkway. --.--
The Dunbar-Hunter Co.
Week End, 533-S562 Wkdys., 5s7-34oC
WEST HYATTSVMLE-Brick ram.
bier, bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.,
cleo. kit, ceramic bath plus full
bsmt. with lovely rec. rm. anc
powder nm. Side porch storm win
dows and doors. Completely re.
dec, like new, only $1,000 or rent
with option or . mos. straight rem.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE. $500 REALTORS 77s-ss3a
$3.50 TOTAL SETTLEMENT FEES
on this brand-new m bier, {
bedrms.' large N-acre landscaped
equipped kit. No down payment to
vets or $500 DIN. FLA. Call It'll 3
pm. WA. 1900. ROBERT S. DA,
Wis 4 CO., INC.
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MCLEAN AREA-Si3,S5O. Only $50
down, SIS mo. pays all, 5-bedrm.
rambler on choice VI acre, 2S-ft.
hv. rm.s din. rm., equip. kit., s
minis. from CHA. Call
mickey REALTY IA. 7-o25o
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BRAND NEW AUNT APT.
his bldF. Il be. n very desirahls
sc. loc- Contains Y Ter. anad bsfh
and Lar, and bah apts- Air-cmd.
gas h--W-h-, shows good cash flow,
Ieas. priced, for further inf0r. Cal
Mr. = BE DIE r. OK Ma. s-lsos,
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

ALL Cash -RoominR houses, con-
Nerted units and apartment houses.
Call ST. $3.50.
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BEIAIR-Rent with option. Vacant
Immed. possess, 3-bedrm., 2D7-batt
Colonial with 2-car garage, loads o.
extras such as dishwasher, storm
windows, etc. A big one-third acre
corner lot. Terrific terms.
We also have one Of the popular 4
bedrm. COlOnials.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

LANGLEY PARK-Ths bed CoIoaial
din rm-s large Isl ar. den and
powder nm, finished rec. I'm.
Leaving city. Immed. OCCUPANCY.