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Evening star., 1950-09-22
Elaine M. Riegel.
Whose Potatoes Are TosteIess?

thoroughly agree with the writer Of
the letter to The Star concerning the
flavor of potatoes. had thought it was
my own peculiar taste. and it was good
to learn that other people appreciate
nice white mealy potato-the kind that
bursts open and seems to smile at you
after you have taken 1t from the oven
after baking.
No matter what you do to the potatoes
have been getting recently, they have
no flavor. I wonder if they could be
the Canadian potatoes that are flooding
the market. Surely our own potatoes
could never taste like the ones I have
been eating lately. And after all, the
potato is the basis of all meals.
Ruth Uhlm.
Evening star., 1950-09-22

cratic living to the extent of fighting for
them and giving himself.
Yes, Joannie and Rose Marie, your
daddy is helping God" I'm sure. Please
grow up to be the women he knows you
can be.
Indeed, Pvt. MGCormick's letter Is an
inspiration and ideal to me, and shall
treasure the copy presented in The Star.
Again thank you for its publication.
I wish that ALL Americans could be
reached with this message Of sincere
Righteousness and heart-warming de-
votion.
Elaine M Riegel
Evening star., 1950-09-22

eriminasory 10 compel the white organization to
pay taxes not required of It's colored branch or
Of Its counterpart, the Young Womer's Christian
Association These are important character
building agencies that have every right to be
included among religious, educational and chari-
table organizations qualifying for exemption.
Evening star., 1950-09-22

Q. Why are Dalmatian dogs known as
coach dogs?-L, T. r.
A. The most widely known charac-
teristic of this breed Of dogs is their
habit of following horses and Of running
underneath the axles Of moving carriages
or coaches.
Evening star., 1950-09-22
Questions and Answers

The Stars readers can get the answer TO
any question of fact by either writing The
NV, Washington s. D. C.. and inclosng cents
return postage. or By telephoninE ST. 5000,
Evening star., 1950-09-22

@. Is Spanish moss q true moss?-
M. j.
A. The plant is not moss and it has
no connection with Spain. It is true
air plant or epiphyte, deriving its food
directly from the air, and uses the
branches of trees only for support.
Evening star., 1950-09-22
Rx THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

@. Who was the last King Of Italy?-
v. E.R.
A. Umberto II. who succeeded to the
throne upon the abdication Of his father,
Victor Emmanuel III, on May 8, 1916.
The new king remained in power only
q few weeks.
Evening star., 1950-09-22
Macarthur on Madness

Tt was rather shocking to read the
review Of the current Spanish film Mad
ness of Love-" by your critic, Mr..
Macarthur.
do not say that Mr.. Macarthur is
right or wrong in Judging this film the
way he did. merely wish to point out
that his approach is indelicate and be-
trays a gross ignorance of Spain and
what she has always stood for.
1t would be in the worst possible taste
to treat facetiously tragic historical
episode like Lincoln's assassination, the
burning of Richmond or the surrender
of Corregidor Your reviewers cavalier
attitude toward very tragic episode of
Spanish history is eminently unfair and
out of place.
I recall that rather recently read
Mr.. MacArthurs review of 'I Pagliacci,"
and noticed then that it was inaccurate
and in poor taste. Could it be that this
mans contempt for Latin forms of cul-
ture is Just a bit of Anglo-Saxon i'm
pertinence?
Babieca.
Editors note: Mr.. Macarthur says It
was not his intent to make fun of any
tragic figures of Spanish history, and he
is sorry if that impression was created.
He feels, however, a good deal like man
charged with arson on the ground that
he yelled "Fire!" He contends, in short,
that it was the picture which made
Spanish history appear nonsensical, not
his review)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

Laurel the 8-year old twins, and
Rogan, 3, the army officer will be
off for Texas.
II am going to have need of a
stout cross-country car" said the
colonel, "and l believe this is it.
The convertible will be especially
good in Texas. And then he added
with a grin, "a fellow ought to be
able to have one convertible in his
driving life"
Speaking of the children, Col.
Witty said they try to put them
in school wherever they are. The
few days school here during fur
lough time, is the ninth school for
Bruce and Laurel who, by now have
become accustomed to a change of
teacher and school mate. They take
it all in their stride.
AS for Rogan, school days are
still an unknown and as for travel
ing, he doesn't mind so long as
Dad and Mother are nearby.
Happy motoring Colonel and
family. Cleveland will greet you
when you come home for Christ
mas, all things together making
this possible.
Witty is a graduate of South
High School and while Cleveland is
home, his address during his brief
stay here has been Parma.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
La Traviiata" "
Opens Music
Season Here

The Cafarelli Opera Company,
17-year old non-profit scholarship
benefit association will present
the exquisite, colorfu1 melodies of
Giuseppe Verdi's immortal opera
LA Traviata" Sunday evening,
September 18th at Masonic Hall.
1t will be the company's third per-
The title role of Violetta will be
sung by the lovely soprano, Wanna
Cafarelli Doglio, neice and former
pupil Of the director, Carmela
Cafarelli. She is graduate of JUL
lizard Institute of Music and the
Names School and is now singing
in various American opera COM
panies.
The leading tenor role of AL
fredo will be sung by the hand
some Albert Palumbo who sung at
the Reale Opera Of Rome and in
other Italian cities prior to coming
to America. Here he guest sings in
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Chattanooga and Mexico City.
Raymond Petrick, golden voiced
baritone, we'll known to Cleveland
ers for his stirring first perfor-
nance of Pere Germont in 1947,
will again be held in this role. He
pupil, too.
Returning for his third appear
ance with this company as conduc-
tor is Giuseppe Bomboschek, now
has also sung in Rigoletto and La
Sonnambula. He is Cafarell
with the Philadelphia Civic Opera
The orchestra will be made up
members of the Cleveland Orches-
ira.
Also in the cast will be Eleanor
Wells, Myrtle Pappas, Michael
Pappas, Richard Fortune, David
Beaumont, William Cowles and
Norman Braun.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
Through The
Years !" Theme
Hilltop Show

Progress is exciting, but remem.
brances give pleasure. Hilltop
Garden Club, in this, its Goth year
expresses both in it's Anniversary
Flower Show. Visitors on Saturday
night, September 10th will enjoy
their tour of Caledonia School. The
programs prepared by Mrs. Rex.
ford A. Nichols and Mrs. William
j. Taylor, use provocative titles, in
lieu of numbered classes, to des-
crihe the arrangements.
fllrases such as, From the But
terry, GLORY of Old New England
Hills, and "Sister Pegs China
Slipper" will be represented in
flowers arranged as our forebear-
ers were won't to do. The entire
front hall will be Mrs. John E.
Saitar's and Mrs. Ralph w. Daub-
er's nostalgia section entitled
early America.
The center hall in Caledonia's H
shaped building, will afford Mrs.
Harold T. David an opportunity to
interest parents. Her Junior Hill
toppers will show what they have
accomplished this year under the
clubs tutelage.
Horticultural specimens, grown
in the community and displayed
with informative data, will be Mrs.
Howard T. Hoffan's speciality. This
non-competitive guest exhibit is
open to all.
Conservation, a must in the
Cuyahoga Watershed area, will be
ably presented by Mrs. Herbert c.
Wunderlick in a pertinent and un-
derstandable manner.
A turn to the right and the ar
rangements in Modern America
Entertains" are in keeping with the
home of today. "Top of the Hill"
suggests the motion of wind, air
currents, air waves that eliminate
in TV set on which this arrange
ment is to be placed. Mrs. R.
George Collier and Mrs. Bruce H.
Aiken also offer IN dern
Americas Entertainment" The Art
Gallery, the Craft Shop, the Musi-
cal Extravaganzas will be inter-
preted with flower and plant COM
positions.
Mrs. Joseph W. Millin's hilltop
beauty spot will glorify the new
1850 "Firechief Petunia". This ex-
citing blaze of color will be CEN
tered in the rear hall.
The festive punch bowl will be
presided over by Mrs. Ernest P.
Moslo and Mrs. Richard P. Wolf.
There, friends will remember, with
pleasure, their contact Through
the Years" with Hilltop Garden
Club.
The entire club has been divided
into two teams. Points are to be
given for show entries as we'll as
for ribbons" received. The cap
tains, Mrs. James w. Reaghart
and Mrs. Ralph E. Farnham, are
urging their cohorts on. The los
ing team will pay the penalty.
Show hours are to 9 o'clock.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
DRathH
Mrs. Carl KratOchvil

Services were held Wednesday
in Christ the King Church for
Mrs. Harriet R. Kratochvil, for
merly president of the Women's
Society there. Burial was in St.
Mary's Cemetery, Elyria.
Mrs. Kratichvil, 43, died Sun
day in her home on Hilltop rd.,
Chagrin Falls after several weeks
illness. She at one time was en-
ployed in the business department
at Huron Road Hospital, later be-
coming office secretary for DR..
Ralph B. Thompson.
Surviving are her husband,
Carl, an automobile mechanic to
whom she was married 18 years;
sister, Mrs. Olive Genhart; and
five brothers, Leroy, Rodger, Rob-
ert, Lawrence and Theodore Gun
der.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

AS pleased as a boy with his
first bicycle was Col. Robert w.
Witty of Korean combat fame as
he stepped into this sharp pale
yellow Mercury convertible just off
the floor at the Stratton Motors
Inc. show room last Thursday noon.
Witty made Korean war history in
his defense of the air field at Po-
hang.
Home on a 30-day furIough after
three and a half years overseas,
most of it in Japan, Col. Witty is
reporting September 23rd to Kelly
Field.
In company with Mrs. Witty and
their three children, Bruce and
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
DeMolays Install
MorIand L.McCarty

Morland L. McCarty will be in
stalled as master councillor of
Heights chapter, Order of De-
Molay, at the 72nd public install
lation of officers, Friday evening,
September 18th, in the ballroom of
the Heights Masonic Temple at
Lee and Mayfield roads.
The Representative DeMolay de-
gree and the rose ceremony, for all
mothers in attendance, will be
given at the installation.
Refreshments and dancing will
follow the installing ceremonies.
Music will be provided by dance
band beginning at 10 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
Injuries Arm

A three-inch laceration in his
upper arm resulted when John
Frate, 71a, of 1743 North Taylor
rd. fell from a fence on the north
side of Prospect School September
7th. John was attempting to
climb over the fence when he slip
ped and caught his arm on a picket.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
In Army Band

Corporal Robert Greenwood, who
is stationed at Larson Airport base,
Moses Lake, Wash, writes his
parents, the Arthur Greenwoods of
1890 Graham rd., that he is now
playing in the newly formed band
Of the 319 Fighter Squadron. He
plays second trumpet.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
In MemOri0nl

Antonia - In loving
away / year ago-Sept. IA, 1949.
Just when life was brightest
Just when years were best
You were called from this of sorrow
To the land of eternal rest.
Loving husband Hermann
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
Rummoge SoIes

RUMMAGE sale Wednesday, Sept. goth
at 1502O Aspinwall by Heights
Mothers club; dishes; glassware;
clothing.
RUMMAGE sale Saturday, Sept. 16.
starting at p. m. at l502o Aspinwall
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
Real Estote Wanted

HOUSE. vicinity of st. Johns Lutheran
Church on Nottingham rd.: private
party; urgent. Willoughby 2-4668 or
KF 1-2n07
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
LOS

PACKAGE in Cray's Drug Store, Hay
oen and Ardenall ave, Saturday.
Finder please call KE. 1-8225.
LOST-Gold Rosary vicinity st. Paul's
Church, Sunday, September TO- Re-
RED billfold. corner of Shaw and Hay
den, Saturday afternoon; contents
important. Reward. Call Ii. 1897.
GLASSES, horn trimmed with gold trim
bifocals; reward. RE. 1-2526.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT
WIFE and children desire 2 bedroom
house or apartment, unfurnished.
HI. 23971.
z OR 8 room house, 5 adults and
baby; 3 working, will do our own
decorating, up to $50 per month. UT.
EMPLOYED couple with 31a year old
son attending nursery, desperately
need 3-4 room apartment or mousse
Ii. 1-7469.
4 ROOMS, 3 adults. Call after S. KE.
OR room apartment, furnished or
unfurnished; 2 small children. Nv.
1-962l.
COLLEGE instructor and employed
wife need or rooms with bath.
$50. Ii. 1-0597. |
EMPLOYED couple want unfurnished
apsrtmsrtli gS Tns74l vicinity Euc'o' ohi0' Can
4 OR S rooms, unfurnished, downstairs
or above store; have 2 boys 8 and
S; good reference. Call 9 to 2 or
to 9. EX. 1-4366.
YOUNG working couple desire 4 or
unfurnished rooms. Please call after
$50. FA. 1-1286.
YOUNG mother and year old daugh-
Ter, urgently neSQ VI d IOOlAl AL
nished apartment. RE. 1-0970.
4-6 ROOMS needed for owner of Win
dermere Hardware. Call MU. 1858.
Evening OR. 1856.
COLLEGE graduate and wife expect
ing baby in November, need or
unfurnished rooms. w. 1855.
FAMILY of five desperately need 5-6
room house or apartment. ~. 1-l606.
URGENT, couple, children. II, z
need AS rooms. East Cleveland. PO.
MIDDLE aged practical nurse wants
room, kitchen privilege IN adult
christian home. Hillcrest 2-201S.
OR q bedroom home, up to 500; Eu-
cid Central school district; gas heat,
3 school age children; excellent
references. Call W. 1-8174
3 ADULTS want 4 or 5 rooms, apart
ment or house by October 1st; best
references. Call w. 1-1709. after 430
p. m.
YOUNG couple wish to reside in Eu-
cid, would like to rent unfurnished
3 room apartment or year round cot
tage Call WY. 1-2378 after s p. m.
WANTED TO RENT-EARAGES
WANT garage near East 2oOth and
Lake Shore blvd. ~. 1-5109.
GARAGE, vicinity Woodwork be-
tween Hayden and st. Clair. Call
Ii. 1-0603.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BARGAIN, grocery stock and equip
ment; l949 station wagon sell for
$500; son leaving for the army;
must sell. w. 1853.
GARAGE with gas station; independent
operated; modern equipment; two
lifts; be your own boss. Rent $4,000.
Main thoroughfare. GIL. 1918 or Ii.
1-5708
CO LICENSE for sale, for Cleveland
proper. plus stock inventory. PO.
1856.
MAN wants any kind of hauling in
cluding rubbish / buy scrap fur
naces and metal. Mixes Trucking.
II. 1-990l.
GROCERY dairy store, Al one of
the best in northeast Cleveland; To-
Gated in St. Joseph's parish; all
clean. quality stock: all electric fix
lures; doing from S700 to $500 cash
business a week; low overhead
short hours; close at 80 no Sun
days or evenings; same owner 13
years. Box j, 8l4 East 152nd st.
BEAUTY operator, thoroughly expert
enced, managers license necessary
option to buy this well established
shop. RE. 1-4020 or RE. 1-6194 for
SHOE repair shop, East 125th ST., all
new equipment, sell at cost. UL.
l-4004
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

EMPLOYED couple with 3la year old
son attending nursery, desperately
need 3-4 room apartment or house.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
WANTED TO RENT-GARACES

WANT garage near East 2OOth and
Lake Shore blvd. ". 1-5109.
GARAGE. vicinity Woodwork be-
tween Hayden and ST. Clair. Call
Ii 1-06O3
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

4-6 ROOMS needed for owner of Win
dermere Hardware. Call MU. 1-26l8.
EvaninP OR 1885.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

YOUNG mother and 3 year old daugh-
ter, urgently need z or room tur-
nished apartnTent. RE. 1-0970.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

, YOUNG working couple desire 4 or
unfurnished rooms. Please call after
1-f0Q6
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

4 OR 5 rooms, unfurnished, downstairs
or above store; have 2 boys 8 and
S; good reference. Call 8 to or
to g. EX 1-4366.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

4 ROOMS. 8 adults. Call after S. KE.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

OR room house, 5 adults and /
baby; 3 working, will do our own
decorating, up to $50 per month. UT.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

4 OR S room apartment. furnished or
unfurnished; 2 small children. ~.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

: COLLEGE instructor and employed
wife need 4 or 5 rooms with bath.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

WIFE and 3 children desire bedroom
house or apartment, unfurnlshed.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

EMPLOYED couple want unfurnished
apartment. vicinity Euclid, Ohio. Call
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21

thought of the baby teeth
the the exercised healthy
baby realize that these little baby teeth play
a definite part in the general baby health
The baby be taught of his teeth they
baby appear about 212
the child should professional
animation his teeth The little teeth cleaned and examined
thoroughly by the dentist
early The child should the every
complete check-up rapidly
Why bother with the baby they going
the perform important chewing
stimulating jaw development maintaining the height between
the jaws holding thte guiding
teeth into their positions decayed baby
teeth leads Infection gumbos
we'll as damage the permanent teeth growing below them
The old finds himself his permanent
Dig Jaw TOOTH sixth from center both sides
thought to be baby tooth by the
mol replace lost baby tooth This begins the
baby and teeth important because nature
can get mixed here that the presents an unsgh
appearance Therefore the permanent should be carefully ex
amned by the dentist they the baby teeth are
lost to early retained long permanent teeth might come
IN crooked crowded Overlapping hold food and
eho 10 decay very rapidly well appearance Teeth
eh as these do not meet properly therefore, they not chew pro-
perry otteh there and this
makes eating uncomfortable food teeth causing
injury the gums tn conditions that might be
prevented the teeth e1mned
those and bout he hidden from the eve rng
examinations the = tie definite preventive measure mod
n dentistry Tie teeth of children should examined and
cleaned twice the should be xrayed once wear sd
ha disease that hidden be early before
great deal OF damage has Preventive modern
good general health too ~
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
Drew's Wife Urged Him To Take Plane;
Miuht Have Avoided Tragic Accident

washington C-ICNS-A womans intuition should not be
ignored r. Drew who the nations top specialist
on blood pasma might today he had followed his wfes
intuition much against the early
morning motor trip 70 Tskegcc Saturday resulted in her
husbands tragic death
HE didn't even get children goodbye she cried Of her
deep mourning after the banquet
University looked his watch almost two
m through with his original plans and fly down
Tuskegcc the morning told him late to think
driving But he always puncia lie wanted to arrive in
plenty time Besides he had promised take John Ford and Walter
johnson oh resident physicians Freedman Hospital SO he and
DR. Samuel Bullock decided drive They took Dr. Buok
and each take his turn with the driving They all sleepy
and feared the But with reluctance let them co.
Eight their departure Washington Mrs
the shocking that her handsome brilliant husband had
killed
AZ fifteen physicians from where Dr. Drew
chief have formed Charles
the pretty widow home The family lives government property
fund will be set for the Drew children
g. Sylvia and Charles J.. a.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
Naaep Protests
New Loyalty
Probe Bill

Washington-In a statement fill
ed today with the House UNA
merican Activities Committee in
opposition to HR 1895, Clarence
M. Mitchell, Jr. NAACP labor
secretary. chagred that "the pow
ers vested in the three-man 10y
atty board which this bill would
establish are so sweeping that al
most any organization might be
affected, ranging from a college
fraternity which holds secret
meeting 10 a labor union which
refuses to divulge a list of its
members"
The NAACP's opposition TO this
bill, Mr.. Mitehell's statemtnt said,
rs based on our traditional fight
TO protect civil rights Enact
ment of this bill, he said would
replace the supposed menace of
communism with a concentration
camp atmosphere in which all
persons who seek 10 promote So
cial change would be suspected
Of activities against the best in
terests of the United States"
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
Gets Monotonous,
Doesn't II?

4 SEX CRIME is committed by a
- middle-aged man who sheds
tears over it afterwari and can
hardly remember anything about it,
81 never would have done IL If had
been SOBER" he says A girl Is
found murdered in a mems room
ing-house. nice girl too.
Nobody was drunk-they had
only been taking q few drinks
-. A 27-year-old woman was
shot and killed during an argu-
ment with her sister-in-law. The
shooting. II was claimed. was
accidental. They had been hav-
ing some friendly beers In .
nearby tavern for . couple Of
hours" before the shooting.
After they got home. there was
an argument. One woman got her
husbands revolver out to scare the
other woman. and the first thing
she knew. she was being. arrested
for murder Her husband told the
police that when sober his wife was
'dea:hly scared OF guns.
tBecr. the brewers ads tell us, is
the friendly drink. II is the drink Of
moderation; Beer Belongs" II
does. indeed. but where? Possibly
that unfortunate killer.woman had
believed what the ads told her) -.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21

political candidates on the issues
urged and supported by the NAA
cP."
Other resolutions opposed seq
regation in education and hous-
ing. called for the defeat OF the
Observation-Disclosures bill and
for revocation OF the Presidents
Loyalty Order. deplored "the cal
lous treatment accorded Seretse
Khama by the British Govern
ment." called upon the senators
from the region TO support un-
eompromisingly every legislative
move necessary to secure enact
mcnt of the McGrath FEPC bill"
and urged tina; special study
be made OF unemployment among
Negroes In the region.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
Fbl Seeks To
Indict Officers In
Grove|and Abuse

New York-The National Asso-
citation for the Advancement Of
Colored People was informed to-
day by the Department OF JUS
tice that the case against the law
enforcement officers In the Grove
land. Florida, rape case will be
presented to Federal Grand
Jury in Ocala on April II.
U. S. District Attorney Herbert
F. Phillips will seek an indict-
ment, on behalf of the Justice
Department, against any state Of
ficers who might have violated
the Groveland defendants con-
stitutional rights. FIJI interven-
ton followed reports by NAACP
attorneys that Samuel Shepherd,
Walter Lee Irwin and Charles
Greenlee, were brutally beaten
and otherwise badly mistreated
by state police officers following
their arrest. Franklin H. Williams,
NAACP assistant special coun-
sci who is handling the case, re-
ported, after a visit to the prison.
ers in the state penitentiary, that
the beatings continued after their
conviction.