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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
BEVERLY FILLS

#4oo2. Located in one Of the mic
est section. in Euclid this king
sized bungalow has q large kiteh-
en- - full divided basement - fin
ished breezewoy and 2-eor at
foehed garage. Large bedrooms
plus full eIoy tiled bath. Freshly
pointed and ready 70 be yours.
Call ~. $1,000 now.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
EUCLID RANCH

#7o02. This extra clean brick
home sets on q 65xl15 LOT with
a fenced in yard. There are 2 full
baths. The wife will love the built
in dishwosher and disposed. The
whole fomiIy will enjoy the pan
eled fomiIy room. All this for
$4,000. w. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
GI NO c@VfN

G.. 70 CTWN
#l214. A beautiful tcme in t';o
low class field - al Iar-e rooms
yet coy for any size fc;7.ly. 3
bedrooms u2 plus tiled kitchen.
Garage. 2 houses frcm t.;e bus -
ore tIcek frcm tie stcres. C.e1n
frcm tc2 10 tci.om. Or'y $1,000.
~. $3.50,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
E-cID 2 -.'CK

#6oo2. One Of tie .est tc-estry
brick bungalows in Euclid. Large
kitchen, full Easement. large l5x2l
brick garage. Good financing
available. ~. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
EUCLID DOUBLE
$4,000

1921. This home needs two
things. A little elbow grease and
paint. The Location and price Of
this home make this q real solid
investment. Present income would
poy for itself. See this home and
invest in your fomily's future.
w. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
SOUTH EUCLID
FAMILY HOME

1870. Prime property first time
offered. 4 bedrooms. dining room.
finished reereotion, 2-eor goroge.
ottoehed breezewoy. Sch o oIs.
transportation only steps away.
Here is the ideal home for The
large fomiIy. Eosy financing too!
Coll now! Ev. 2-78CO.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
STARTER BUY

#5625. This is q neat and clean
2 bedroom ranch. nice size kitchen
with eotins oreo. ottoehed garage.
londseoped 5lx250 foot LOT. Near
TO schools. shopping and trons-
poriotion and only $4,000. No
down payment 10 C.I.'s. ~. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
Place Your Confidence

IN n E@N
s:;';;;;; ;:;,;s; !; !; O
GREENWOOD AREA: If YOU are
looking for q good 2 family SIS
or 6-6 eol todoy. Both homes in
excellent condition. Clean, spo-
cious, and full of modern con-
venienees. Both honestly priced on
todoy's market.
HEART OF EUCLID - HALLE DR..
NEAR E. 260th. Lovely semi-roneh
in an excellent condition. bed
room, bath down. 2 finished up.
Spacious kitchen plus dining room,
eorpetins, storms, sereenS ot-
toehed garage. Lot 5oxl3o. Con-
venient. Low s2o's.
OPEN SUNDAY 1906 - I499
Belvoir Blvd, south Of Moyfield
Rd. New split level on 6oxl4o Iot.
3 bedrooms, 217 baths, kitchen
with built-ins plus dining room.
Convenient TO shopping, ironspor-
totion. s27,5oo.
CUSTOM BUILT BRICK RANCH =
CheIford Ave., off Chordon Rd.
Near Beverly Hills Dr.. Spacious
3 bedroom, I12 bath home on lof
6ox2o5. Divided basement, 2 fire
places, ample eotins space in
kitchen plus dining room. 2eor
garage. Low s3o's.
CALIFORNIA CONTEMPORARY -
Richmond Rd. Near Chorden Rd.
Designed for modern living. 3
bedrooms, Ia baths, one floor
plan. Fireplace, 2ox2o Iivins-din-
ing rom, corpeting throughout.
Lot 7sx235. Just S2l,5oo.
WHY PAY RENT? Perksreve Ave-,
south Of Blvd. Older home with
all new kitchen with bvli-ins os
we'll as all new bcthroom. Bose
ment. Only $4,000.
cI. NO DOWN PAYMENT -
BrombIewood Dr., Mentor Town.
ship. Brond new 3 bedroom, IA
bath ranch homes. Aluminium sid
ing, L-shoPed living dining room;
oil improvements, including soni-
tory sewers in and paid for. Ex-
cellenf buy at sl4,9oo.
LOOKING FOR A FARM? Well
kept 81 ceres north Of RI. 20 near
Geneva. 9 room modernized home,
barn, 10 acres grapes, chicken
house. Poved road. Farm equip.
ment included. Asking sl9,5oo.
PsRsoNAlIzED SERVICE - As op-
piled 10 real esfufe, calls for on
honest, all out effort, 70 sell any
property we list. BY accepting
limited number of lstines, we
guarantee your home PERSONAL
lZED SERVICE. lisf with
STAkI(H
n
REALTORS
8o4 E. 135.h KE. l-lo34
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NOTTINGHAM RD.

NOIIINOfAM XII.
#l2e6. For this spotIess 3 bed,
room ranch. All noturol wood
work, clay file bath. Enclosed
potio, 112-eur garage. CTS. trons-
poriction. Only $500 down.
". $1,000.
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OVER 1I]k So: 6; ]Z!;!(%I(k${3J


OD-4FhMilY suites furnaces
and hot tonks ournvm end screens, eood
renoI ec;y finoneina be orroneed
HOLY CROSS PARISH Necr Loke Shore Blvd
with vebv large living with odbvrnns
epaee 1x4a dina kitchen with hreokfot mock
lev in basement, Ha-eor al "copper" plumbing
OF PERPETUAL HELP. Of Blvd chormina 4bed
brick ard shnced niol full basement cnd crmcl dining
2Ia b-ths. Call for defoIs
BEVERLY HLs RANCH It's real everything floor.
twin sized bedrooms with double closets IA baths in
the divided basement 2eor otohed brick front po'o
overlooking lovely yard. The home only years old end
Immaculate throughout.
sPlTEvEl Every ones looking for ptvel and have
beauty only yeors cid large bdeoms, dining room, bvtn
and and dhwashe and sorbose sposo lovely
with burning fireplace outside basement,
212err
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY TO PM 2596l Highland Rd., Rich
mond Heights Custom built. Owner transferred Florida
this 3bedoom large tcpesty brick ranch has been lived
Best Of maiero used living with sandstone log burning
fireplace thermopone doors and windows floors din
ing and large family kitchen with bvin and
and range, dhwoshe neeom system IA boihs full basement
with tiled floor, 75x225 Fl. LOT with trees 2ear oohed
garage. See you Sunday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21

#ll2o. We have q lovely 3 bed
room ranch style home sitvoted on
l5ox6oo foot lot. Full divided
basement formal dining room, and
2-eor ottoehed garage ore Just q
few Of the features in this moder-
oteIy low priced home. Coll Ev.
2-7a0o for more detoilsl
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21

#l243. Beautiful 3 bedroom home
with beach privileges, formal din.
ing room, large kitchen with
breokfost nook, poneIed rec. room.
2-eor garage. ". $1,000.
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$1,000

1884. II you like large kitchen
you must see this home. All rooms
nice size. Full finished recreation
room and 2.eor garage. Open
stoirwoy with finished upstoirs.
Low down payment. Call
w. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
REST, RELAX AND
RETIRE

1928. In this new brick three
bedroom ranch with recreation
room and attached garage in full
divided basement. Swimming, fish
ing. and boating only q five min
ute walk 70 beautiful exclusive
kiwonis Lake. Available on easy
terms. C.I.-No Down. Priced under
market al only $4,000. See this
value today. EV. 2-78OO.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
CLEVELAND
HEIGHTS

#9741. Seldom can we offer q
home as nice as this in this mo 81
desiro5le Cleveland Heights Ioeo-
tion. To name q few Of the feo-
fvres. it hos eorpefins, wood
burning fireplace, 3 nice bedrooms
and O douSle garage. CTS. irons
porfation a few steps from your
door. Vacant for your inspection.
Call eV. 2-7ooO.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
SOUTH EUCLID
$12,5OO

#9s43. The buy Of the year IS
here!I! This lovely bungalow is
loeoted in the South Green oreo
and waiting for your careful in
speetion. Large airy bedrooms,
warm family type living room,
step sover kitchen, and full base
ment. The nicely Iondseaped lot
has a frontoee Of 81 feet and
listen 10 this all this plus a
garage for only sl2,5oo. coll
EV. 2-7s00 now - tomorrow moy
be TOO late.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
VIEW OF THE LAKE

#4ool. Beomed ceilings mognifies
this already spacious room. Brick
fireplace rodio'es hospitality in
this oil poneled living room and
dining room. EorIy American
charm throughout. Garage Of
toehed. Wonderful view Of the
lake al all times. Only $4,000.
Call now for an appointment.
w. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
6-6 DUPLEX

1923. Financing all arranged for
you C.I.'s with nothing down and
for NOk-C.I.'s small down poy.
ment. 3 bedrooms in each suite
with q finished 3rd floor. Com
pIefeIy remodeIed and located in
good rento oreo. Call EV.
2,78o0 today!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
NO DOWN

1900. We have on excellent
selection Of ranches. bungalows.
colonial and two families priced
from $4,000 TO $4,000 that can
be purchased with no down pay.
ment by qualified C.I.'s. Non-vets
con buy with os little as $3.50
down. Why pay rent7 Reop the
benefit Of these fine programs.
~. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
INVESTMENT $15,oOO

$1,000. A return Of $4,000 per
month on this clean weII-kept
4 fomiIy in ST. CIoir-korwood
neishborhood. All in good eondi-
lion. No vioIotions - always q
good rental area. w. 6-1600.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
a BEDROOM
BUNGALOW

#7oo3. This Wiekliffe ehormer Is
neat os q pin. large kitchen, full
basement and 2h-cor garage.
Owner moving out Of stote. Put
this on your must see list. Only
$4,000. w. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
RANCH-$IA,QOO

N1NuNSI ~ 1VV
#Io02. Lovely white home near
Lake Shore Blvd. Age only II
yeors, on 5oxl5o foot LOT. Two
Spacious bedrooms, ottoehed 60
roge. FILA. or C.I. low pay.
ments. ~. 6-l6C0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
NEFF RD.

1917. Modern stone front Colo.
nioI. Large living room with wood
burning fireplace. Formal dining
room. ioIovsie closed in rear
porch, 3 large bedrooms and many
other desirable features. Located
on the most beautiful street. Coll
now 10 see Il. Only s21,5oo. First
time offered. Our Lady Of Perpef.
voI Help Perish. ". $1,000.
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SIS, $4,000

#loo3. This fine two-fomily hos
two bedrooms in each suite. Mod
ern gas furnaces and q new roof.
Close TO shopping and tronsporto-
tion. Owner retiring. Be sure TO
see it today. w. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

LOVELY SPACIOUS RANCH Surrounded by becnhtu hces in
the heo OF one Of the incest residential Ohio yet
you eon hove the CTS ct doorstep
brory poneled room "a b1ths end exru beth in
Basement, cttCched guroge low eos
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21

1924. OF loke Shore Blvd. Good
rental income, newly pointed.
modern sos furnaces. 2-eor CO.
rose. CTS. and shopping. Asking
$lo,50O. w. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21

BEDROOMS BATHS SIS 800: Choice South Euclid Location
bedrooms bath down. bedroom both up Full dirino room
basement, 2-cur garage. Owner transferred!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
LAKE SHORE BRICK

LtKEME. 3-bedroor rcrch.
lcrqe living room. fireplace,
ccrpetinC, recrection room. full
basement, llz-ccg ottCched &C.
rage. covered potio, acre lot
with fruit trees. ruden space
1918
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21

BHCK BUNGALOW SIG 900: bedrooms and berth down ra-
room and half bath up, huge kitchen room IN base
nen 2-ccr garage. extcs W1Ik ST Clair Ill CONVEX
fences. No Down GI 1000 Down FEl!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21

AIS PRINCETON BLVD South Euclid Prime otfernu q v
young oeoroom brick front colonc Living room form
room kitchen with nook. ovctorY enclosed porch 2c-T
9o.oge Poneed recreation room newly decorced Short wuk
TO oil schools end CTS Sincere owner ready 10 move f
home at s22oo0 of Monticello between Green ond Be1~
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21

RANCH
#4275. Really nice oImost new
ranch. 3 bedrooms. divided base.
menf with recreation room. 2-eor
sorose plus potio. oil assessments
poid by owner. Compare at
$17.500. Only ono at this low
price. ~. $1,000.
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OPEN SUNDAY 2 to PM

1875 B1YOIR: CHARACTER CHARM crd INDIVIDUALITY ne
oo2hed IN this Young Early American Cope Cod TWocar
ctoched UNIQUE ecreuon room REALLY RFFERENr be0med
ceiling bedroom Recutfun shubbed Io0xl6o o with trees!
appreciate! N. Of Mryted
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21

$3.50 FENLEY AND 1927 FELEY coonirls 70 choose to=
Delightful bedrooms plus family room Newly decorced new,
oafpeung Z-co1 otcched garage Beautiful S3I 900 The
oheT supe--szed 3bedroon home 2-cur ct-ched
garage Speciol hecng md oondHorag Beautifully cir
t1ned Plenty trees the Stop odo Both excellent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28

Here l6 teen-agers who make feel like slob.
They know how to make money!
While most people talking about the fast buck,
these boys making -but in nice and friendly and
buSneSSike way.
They call themselves The Chessmen because there
Is Of them the number Of side in chess game
and they know how to maneuver.
The letterhead The Chessmens stationery bills them
as real eState-nveStments."
They parts of houses because they buy up notes
mortgage notes But they're not like the villain hiss in
melodrama because he's orecosing the heroine None
OF these teenagers most Of them Coolidge High boys has
mousahes and black hats and They just have sharp
minds-and money. Money they've made.
"One of the rules of The Chessmen is you can't take
money from your parents the current president 1vor
Royston When formed the in September each
member had to put SIS of money he'd made himself"
Ivor made his working last summer at the Walter Reed
Army Institute Of Research in the field of bochemy The
before he worked in dry cleaning stores Neil Shu
the 18yearod vice president statistical traffic
analyst That he counted the people buses for
D. c. Transit" says Ivor, with a laugh.
Another member Steve Spector who'll be vice president
Of Cooidges bank fall president Of the school
math club earned his ENTRY power machnist
Silver Spring shop that made furnaces.
AcopitoI Ideo
When Eddie Snyder who's also In the Coolidge bank,
went Neil last September with the idea Of forming the
group the boys made lists Of prospects for membership They
their
it turns out all the boys have savings accounts all
honor students and all participate in some activity at
their school for which they known.
Lenny Cohen Coolidge graduate who's going to George
Washington University the fall is inter-high tennis
champ. Allen Snyder cousin of Edward Snyder, the
Chesmens treasurer editor of the at Montgomery
Blair before he graduated this month He's the Chess
mems secretary Marc Spiegel will be president Of the
Student Council at Coolidge in the fall Paul Volkman,
another Coolidge senior September, golfer Eric
Wagha vice president of the senior class at Coolidge
Danny Segal the Harvard book award at Wilson
High. where he'll be senior next fall Barry schenof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28

And If you're wondering why therere girls in this
outfit Ivor explains this I'VE just considered
them for membership Besides, dues $40 month. which
into investment funds But they get to to
social evtnts."
The Chessmen holding a banquet in August.
Besides anybody who plays Chess knows there only
femae-tne queen and she's the powerful And
wants woman running things
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28

is objectve-and to do this have make money
which is fine!"
Since the boys intend to become incorporated in the
fall they're making office tenres short That is why well
know who did the best job and pick him when we're
corporation Ivor in between explaining high finance
deals about borrowing thousands Of dollars buy mortgages
at discount and using the mortgage payments to
off the loans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28
Teen-Age Businessmen
By Fiji GoRSKA
Editor Of TEEN

was Coolidges Student Council and Gary Malasky will
be editor of the newspaper there year. Harvey
freShat is the editor of Coodges yearbook Larry
Bier was co-edtor last Steve Kapan will q senior too
at Coolidge in the fall but this summer he's on scholar
ship at Cornell Alan Weitz president of Coodpes
Honor Society He'll be freshman at the University of
Pennsylvania this year.
He's Been There
Eddie Snyders father David Snyder who vice president
OF the District Of Columbia National Bank financial adj
wiser to the ChesSmen. Mr. Snyder another group of
teen-agers through the bit years ago with
another They called themselves the Mnutemen
and since then those Is high school friends have bought
sold savings and loan association become incorporated
both financially and mariagewse but they're still operating
and making money and have children who profit from It,
WIN one eye on the profits Of the Minutemen and the
other on their own edger the Chessmen biting into
their own hunk of cabbage.
Being teen-agers, they meet monthly in somebody's
basement and play bridge bowling afterwards Being
CheSsen their semiannual concave Is the boardroom
of the District of Columbia National Bank And except for
their sneakers and suedes and youthful smiles you'd think
was the banks board of directors in session.
No Help Wonted
Parents invited to meetings listen and ask ques-
tons only, explains Ivor
Ivor intends to appoint Chessman responsible for
mortgages one stocks and that kind thing says the
president They'll do intensive reading and talk
brokers and report back"
Already Steve Specor the first chairman of The Chess
mems Report Committee and Eric and Harvey attended
the annual stockholders meeting of real estate invest
ment corporation in which The Chessmen recently bought
100 shares
1--WE only dealt in Savings Bonds before says Steve
but already I'm learning why second trust notes sold
re-nvest it,"
Chesmens meetings where the teen-agers are learning
business along with building friendships, deal in basic
finances says Ivor who's going to take pre-med at CIV
in the fall but always wants to have business dealings
the side We've spent explaining first and second
trust notes Actually to train ourselves to be businessmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

DR.. Harlow. ri was angry but ! had to admit Kathy
had the right maternal instincts"
Later, other monkeys were brought up in CON-
Plese isolation periods up years. When they
placed together in pairs for the FIRST time they
fought with each other and showed no evidence Of
play. In repeated exposures they failed to show any
affection for each other and they never learned to
live together. Complete isolation showed that new
bOrns could stand no more than three months
without cOmPaniOnshiP and still grow up normally.
Six months or more Of isolation produced severely
disturbed monkeys, completely incapable Of forming
social or sexual relationships.
Learning to love, like learning to walk or
talk, can't be put of too long without Gripping
Effects" DR.. HaElOw told me.
With the effects Of isolation known, the next
step was to pin down the factors in mOthering and
cOmpaniOnshiP which do most to assure normal
development. The HarlOws tackled maternal attri-
butes first. Besides raising monkeys with their own
mothers they raised still -sossiuUsS 60 pous 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

care for the newborns. At birth infants were
removed from their mothers and raised in separate
wire cages with heating pads covered with soft gauze
diapers. Nurses fed them standard baby formula.
Since the first step to test the effects Of isolation
the greatest was taken to keep the little ones
completely apart not only from their mothers, but
from one another.
This wasn't always SO easy. Evening care was
assigned to Kaihy, who worked at the Lab while
studying to become an elementary school teacher.
Science gets a setback
Checking on his wards one night about 10 clock,
one Of the HarlOws' colleagues, DR.. W. A. Mason,
found Kathy sitting ON the floor surrounded by
seven baby monkeys, all playing happily together.
Before the scientist could express his outrage Kathy
rose TO her full height Of Eve feet two.
"Dr. Mason" she shook her finger in his face,
lit is immoral to blight the social development Of
young childrenT
"One years time and IS 700 forever los" says
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

ing Contributing labor and part Of his salary, he
built laboratory with cages for Is monkeys.
Today the Primaie Laboratory is one Of the
nations leading animal research centers with 600
monkeys, including breeding colony that produces
about 30 infant monkeys year. The monkeys take
part in various research programs, the most revOlu-
tiOnary Of which is an investigation into the devel
OPmcni Of affection in monkeys from birth to
maturity.
Between man and monkey there is much SINH
lariy in the way love and affection develop in the
infant FIRST in Clinging to its mother, then after
time in venturing out to make friends his own age.
How do these early contacts with mother and
Playmates influence his personality? The sures. way
to find out would be to bring up babies from birth
under controlled laboratory conditions, denying
some Of them mothers and playmaies and then
measuring the damage to their personalities. That's
what the HarlOws do will monkeys instead Of
humans.
A modern nursery had already been built to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14
Admiral Hill. Good, IS,
World War IIHero

the advanced base system, for
which he was awarded q Gold
Star in place of a second Le-
gion Of Merit.
Before World War II he
served on four tours of duty
with the Bureau of Navigation
here.
A native of Warren, Ind, he
was graduated in 1912 from
the Naval Academy, where he
was manager Of the football
team. His early Navy expert
ence included the 1914 hos
tilities at Vera Cruz and World
War I duty on the destroyer
USS Reid.
After World War II he COM
manded naval forces in the
Philippines, becoming COM
mandant of the 18th naval
district at Seattle in 1916, re-
firing there in 1850.
Admiral Good leaves his
wife, the former Margaret
Coffee, of Seattle; a son, Ed
ward L., of Salt Lake City; a
sister, Mrs. James Meyer Of
Warren, and q brother,
Charles. of Rochester, Ind.
Services will be at 2 pm
tomorrow at the Fort Myer
Chapel, with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14
RENTING TVS
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The consumer guide in
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Since rental profits in
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length Of time q set is kept,
rent is reduced annually as
an inducement not to
change sets. For example,
a 19-inch model, costing
sits to buy, would rent for
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