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Evening star., 1950-09-21
Amy Vanderbilt
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love BLUE BoNNET's fresh, sweet
flavor! Rich nutrition! Real economy'
BLUE BONNET is Inequality all vege-
table margarine. But it costs only half
as much as the high-priced spread for
bread! Use BLUE BONNET in cooking,
on vegetables, as a delicious spread.
Buy BLUE BONNET and get "all three"
Flavor! Nutrition! Econom-e-e!
Evening star., 1950-09-21
India Makes Fertilizer

India's first large fertilizer fac.
tory, with an all-Indian staff ex-
cept for the superintendent. Is
now in production.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

Most of the worlds jute is grown
in Pakistan.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

VERKULEVICIUS Stanislavas,
35 metu, mire spalio men,,
Montreal, Kanadoj.
JONUsKIENE Marijona, seno
amziaus, mire spalio 27 d.,
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
ZAKAUSKIENE Petronele mire
lapkricio d., Duryea, Pa.
|KARALIUNIENE Marijona T.
mire lapkricio l d., Larksville,
Pa.
KARALEVICIUS Vladas mire
lapkricio S d., Wilkes Barre,
Pa.
GALINAS Jonas mire spalio
10 d., Pittston, Pa.
(STOCKIENE Evelyn mire spa
| lilo IL d., Duryea, Pa.
CEPANONIS Antanas mire spa
lilo 19 d., Wilkes Barre, Pa.
DAUKsIS Pranas, seno amziaus,
mire spalio % d., Plains, Pa.
Amerikoj isgyveno 55 metus.
|SKRIPTUNIENE Doria mire
spalio 81 d., Sugar Notch, Pa.
PRANAUSKAS Jokubas mire
lapkricio 6 d., Warrior Run, Pa
sLOMIENE Katarina mire lap
krieio II d., West Hazleton,
Pa.
RADZEVICIENE Katre mire
lapkricio 13 d., Pittston, Pa.
sLIsAS Napoleonas, pusamzis,
mire lapkricio % d., Chicago,
III. (Panevezio ap.) Amerikoj
isgyveno 81 metus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

Kidney Bean Salad a Ia Joan Of
particular salad gets quite naturally!
originally from the of Arc region France
years have been favoe ingredient used by famous
French chefs.
Here wonderful suggestion for busy homemakers who want
with delicious economical meat substitute
Nothing could be easier than kidney salad for the
family It's coou different enough excite
Look how simple this salad is it makes
1No kidney tablespoons chopped pickle
s chilled l minced
chopped celery tablespoons French dressing
2 hardcooked eggs, chopped
Empty kidney beans into straner and wash thoroughly with cold
Add remaining ingredients; together with forks
until well mixed Serve lettuce leaf salad bowl lined with
lettuce Garnsh with parsley watercress Serves g.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

rugsejo 18 d., Castle Shannon,
Pa. (Suvalku red.)
CERNEVICIENE Ieva, &C m.,,
mire rugsejo "a d., Chicago,
Ill. (Suvalku red.)
KLUKAS Jonas, 80 metu, mire
lapkricio % d., Chicago, Ill.
(svencioniu ap., Daugeliskiu
par, Stanislovo km.) Ameri-
koj iSgyveno 35 metus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

Mikalauskas Aleksas - Tren-
ton, N. j.
Mumgaudis Vladas, Emilia,
Ona, Juze -
Nemanius Maria, Aleksas, Lu-
cius, Algis, Romualdas, Ma
RIA - Chicago, Ill.
Olauskas Morta - Chazy, N. Y.
Pencyla Fidelius - w. Hart
ford, Conn.
Pocius Kazimieras, Elena -
Worcester, Mass.
Povilonis Viktoras, Jadvyga,
Lucia Paterson, N. J.
Radavicius Vladas - Chicago,
Ill.
Radzys Simas, Tekle, Laimute
| - Peru, N. Y.
Rekasius Zenonas Bingham
/ ton, N. Y.
Remys Nikolas, Franciska, Do
nizas - Billerica, Mass.
Sadauskas Aleksas, Jadvyga -
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sakalauskas Albinas - Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Sarka Adolfas - Dorcester, Mass
sepka Antanas - Chicago, Ill.
silkas Stase, Milda - Chicago,
Ill.
Sinkevicius Leonas - Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Slivinskas Stasys, Ona - Jer-
sey City, N. j.
Sumakeris Jonas, Aleksandra,
Alfonsas, Deimute, Aldona,
Jonas - Cicero, Ill.
Stiklorius Marijona, Jonas, Tai
sija, Jonas - Media, Pa.
Taraskevicius Albertas, Elena,
Vytautas - Waterbury, Conn
Ugianskas Ieva - Chicago, ILL.,
Urbosevicius Jonas - Fonda,
N. Y.
Valiunas, Vincas, Valerija, Vir-
gilijus. Rimgaudas - Balti-
more, Md.
Vambutas Konstantin, Alton
sas, Helena, Elena, Abatalia,
Eleonora = Latta, S. C.
Vasiukevicius Algirdas = De,
troit, Mich.
Vasiukevicius Antanina = Phi
ladelphia, Pa.
Wengras Elena = .Irena -g De-
troit, Mich.
Zukas Petras - Rochester, NY.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

KADzIAUSKAS Ignas, 68 me-
tu, mire liepos 81 d., New
Britain, Conn. (Seinu ap.)
VAIKSNORAS Jonas, GA metq,
mire rugpiucio 27 d., Bridge
vile, Pa, (SeinQ app
MESKAUSKAS Pranas, 70 M,
mire rugsejo % d., Bridge
vile, Pa. (Kauno red.)
ESAS Jurgis, 65 metu, mir6
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

tie (KrolD Olga If jos sesuo
Krolyte (Kroll) Emma, is Pa
lapiskiu KIM, Raseiniu ap.
Valaitiene : Pratusevicilte Ieva,
is Gudeliu KIM, Pajevonio vi,
Vilkaviskio ap. Il
Vilkelis Jonas, is Gudeliu KIM,
Mefkin6s vi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
PAIESKOJIMAI
Jieskomieji ar apie juos Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti j:

JleSkOIIlleJl dF dple JUGS IL
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti j:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a. N. Y.
Baranauskaite Ieva, is Merkines
Dailydaites, Maria ir Stefanija,
is Sakalupes dv., dukterys Do
mininko.
Digutytes, dvi seserys, turf Sc
seri Urbonaviciene.
Gozauskas, is Skruzdziu km.,
Betygalos w., Raseiniu ap.
Gudauskiene Petrutyte Anas-
tazija, is AuksodziQ KIM, Dar-
benu w., Kretingos ap.
Jankaitis Juozas
Jokimyte Ona, is Pervazninku
KIM, Kiduliu w., sakiu ap.
Kroll (Krolytes), Emma ir jos
sesuo Waiguwecky, ar Waits,
Olga, is Palapiskiu KIM, Ra-
seiniu ap.
Lapinskas Petras, is Auksodzio
KIM, Darbenu w., Kretingos
ap.
Lapkunas Jonas, is Krakiu w.,
Kedainiu ap.
Osinskas Juozas, is Traku ap.
Petrutyte Gudauskiene Anas-
tazija, is Auksodziu KIM, Dar-
benu w.. Kretingos ap.
Pratuseviciute Valaitiene Ieva,
is Gudeliu KIM, Pajevonio W.,
Vilkaviskio ap.
Rederis Nikalojus, is Kauno :
Aleksoto.
Simkuniene Slabsinskaite Pau
lima.
Skirtenko Jonas, s. Karnilijaus,
is Bandzinu KIN.
Slabsinskaite simkuniene Pau
lima.
Slabsinskas Ignas.
Stulgaitis Jonas ir jo brolis, SUI
nus Alejuso.
Waiguwecky ar Waits Kroly-
te (Kroln Olga ir Jos sesuo
Krolyte (Kroll)l Emma, is Pa
lapiskiu KIM, Raseiniu ap.
Waits IN Waiguwecky Kroly-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
MIRIMAI
MIRE IsEIVLAI AMERIKOs LIETUVIAI
Smulkesnu zinu apie suos mirusius Redakcija netur
Per 13 metu Amerikoj mire 21.3OO lietuvip

OA ~ 4kAOSA <AAA1VA 1EAO
Nuo 1897 metQ vasario men.
Xxi siOs dienOs DIRVOJE suzy-
meta jau 21,30O per ia laika
mirusiu lietuviq ateiviq.
LIAUDANSKAITE Katrina, 68
metu, mire lapkricio 13 d., So.
Boston, Mass.
DANISEVICIENE Ona, So M,
mire lapkricio 13 d., So. Bos-
ton, Mass.
BABRIJONIENE CNatalija mire
spalio 80 d., st. Clair, Pa. (sa-
kiu ap., Lekeciu par.)
JASINSKAS Antanas, II metu,
mire lapkricio IA d., So. Bos-
ton, Mass. (Nemaksciu par.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 55 metus.
REMEIKIS Juozas, 35 metq, mi
re- lapkricio 9 d., Baltimore,
Md. 80
SEJAVIIENE Ona, seno am
ziaus, mire lapkrieio 13 d.,
Baltimore, Md. Amerikoj is
gyveno 60 metu.
RAMANAUSKAS Juozas mire
lapkricio men,, Curtis Bay,
Md.
JANUKEVICIUS Teofilis mire
lapkricio men,, Hartford, Conn
KRIKsCIUNAS Stasys mire lap
kricio 9 d., New Britain, Conn.
PETRAITIS Leonas, So metu,
mire lapkricio 10 d., New Bri-
tain. Conn.
PAPEIKIENE Agota, 81 metu
mire rugsejo 13adl, Grand Ra-
pids. Mich. tt
BEKERIS Antanas, 68 metu,
mire rugsejo 20 d., Bingam-
ton, N. Y. (Kauno red.)
VIRBAsIENE Anele, SO metu,
mire rugsejo II d., Worces-
ter, Mass.
SIDARAS Mykolas, 65 metu
mire rugsejo 20 d., lBentd, Ill
SELSKIS Juozasg GO metu, mi
re rugsejo 6 d., Spring Valley,
I'll. (Kauno red.)
GUDLAUSKIENE Agota, 69
metu, mire spalio 3 d., Cam
bridge, Mass.
AUGUSTAUSKAS Stanislovas,
54 metu, mire spalio 6 d., Chi
cago, Ill.
PAULIUKONIS Jonas, 79 metQ,
mire spalio IA d.. Gilberton,
Pa. .(Suvalku red.)
SAVICKAS Juozas, ga metu.
mire spalio 18 d., Grand Ra-
pids. Mich.
BULKEVICIENE Ieva. So metu,
mire spalio 6 d., Worcester,
Mass. (Vilniaus red.)
STEPSIENE Antanina, sc m.,
mire spalio 13 d., Worcester,
Mass. (sakiu ap.)
SAPLYS Kastantas, Ga metu,
mire spalio 13 d., Chicago, Ill.
(Vilniaus red.)
SAVUKYNAS Juozas. Ga metu,
mire rugseio men,, Kulpmont,
Pa. (Suvalku red.)
ROVAS Kazimieras, II metq,
mire spalio % d., Scranton,
IA. (kaunO reQ.)
SUBACIUS Juozas, 67 metu, mi
re spalio 80 d., Edwarsville,
Pa. (Suvalku red.)
GALINIS Jonas, 62 metu, mire
spalio 10 d.. Pittston, Pa.
(Vilniaus red.)
JUOCIENE Agota. 70 metu, mi
re spalio 19 d., Westville, Ill.
LENKUTTS Jonas. "a metu, mi
re birzelio IS d., Herrin, Ill.
(Suvalku red.)
.PELANIENE Katre. 81 metu,
mire rugsejo 80 d., Carbook,
Pa. (Vilniaus red.)
TAMULIONIS Simanas, Sc M,
mire rugsejo Is d., Middle
port, Pa.
.GUSTAITIS Jonas, SO metu,
mire spalio II d., Pittsburgh,
Pa.
- -------|--S
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

Puodziunas Johanna, Algis -
Maspeth, NY.
Ramanauskas Kostas, Apolonija
- Oak Lava, Ill.
Repsys Albinas, Adele, Cecilia,
Gintare - Spencer, Mass.
Ringys Richardas - East Chi
cago, Ind.
kRugevicius Stanislovas - Chi
cago, Ill.
Slizys Stasys, Natalija De-
troit, Mich.
lSneideraitis Paulius - Pleasant
Grove, N. J.
Strimaitis Magdalena, Salomeja
Julia - Cleveland, Ohio.
Tekoriene Zose - Chicago, Ill
Unceris Jurgis - $1,000
Va1incius Albinas - Elmhurst
N. Y.
Vasiliauskas Arunas, Regina
Bronius - Schenectady, NY
Salasevicius Kazimieras, Janina
Kazimieras - Chicago, Ill.
Slapelis Povilas, Stanislovas, AL.
dona, Vytautas, Nijole - Ro.
chester, N. Y.
Vaiciunas. Jonas, Juzefa - Chi.
cago, Ill.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
NAUJAUSI NAUJAkURIAI

u
Apie vasario d., laivu "Ge-
norol croo,ovo Now yorka
aevyAo SIC ile1uViai 1ieiii1inls'i
Andrusiene Jadvyga - New
York. N. Y.
Aleksandravicius Aleksas -
Ocean Gate. N. j.
Asoklis Zenonas - Durand, Ill.
Baltrusaitis Vladas - Roches-
ter. N. Y.
Rarvvd;s Antanas Stase Chi.
cago. Ill.
Gavenia Elzb;eta Mara = Chi
caoo Til
Girksas Anicetas - Chelsea,
Mass.
us;,,,,., Ma,;;o p5+o,;a c;oo
ro til (.
:.
:. ~ ~ =. '
"vaii"'nao nioi'oa9' neoA"
ya' =, ua', ~
K;s,o,,sl;s p,on;,,s 1,ono 1,ono
Honr;kos M;1ford 10
K,,nc;Lov;s;,,s Ioono1dos Now
- cb;oono III
Rr,zo;+;s 1,ozos r1ouo1ond
oh;o
noh;los 1onos y ch;ooco
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va" ooo','"ii' WIS.,
'o0A'0 ".io'"'' i'' A'o
mana oiioaeo, ILL.,
'o,'iA"s ,nVoi iJ"' 'oii"' ""o
Aeeall' III.
haisa,'ia uus.aV"o' Una - ASH
iaiio oi'y, ieiiii.
10, i'ooio' il''a' he"i''o"i'
Mai'ie.
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krosnlunas, otasys, lrena, Al
gls, Ramune, Jurate Chl-
cago' III.
LeielVa EoVaroas = ozone farA
N. I.
.,.sa?f,o NORWOOD, INA MASS; e;n;+oa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

Vaiciunas. Jonas, Juzefa - Chi.
cago, III.
Apie vasario / d., laivu "Ge-
neral Howe" j New Yorka at
vyko Sic lietuviai tremtiniai:
Ancervicius Petronele, Myko-
las = Silver Lake, Wise.
Aniukstis Juozas Rodney,
Mic.
Azelis Antanas, Eugenija, Leo
mas = Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bajelis Vytautas = Waterbury.
Conn.
Baksys Magdalena, Pranas =
Waterbury, Conn.
Barauskas Kazys, Ona, Ausra
Brute - Ridgewood, N. Y.
Budrys Pranas = ------
Cekevicius Jurgis, Antanina =
Athol, Mass.
Dauginis Kazys, Julia = Bur.
lington, VT.
Drochneris Hermanas, Marta =
Spindale, No. Car.
Dyra Juozas - Detroit, Mich
Dzigiene Veronika = Chicago
Ill.
Eidulis Juozas - Washington
D. G..
GaizauskytegBrone = Chicago
Ill.
Gerardiene Grazina - Chicago
Ill.
Gestautas Steponas, Ema, Lore.
ia, Kristina, Daiva E.
Chicago, Ind.
Ginkus Balys, Aleksandra -
Cicero so, Ill.
Grabliauskas Stasys = Dedham
Mass.
1tomlenskis Igoris, Maria, My.
kolas - Cleveland, Ohio.
Jankauskaite Jadvyga - Am
sterdam, N. Y.
Jasinskas Juozas - Yonkers
N. Y.
Luodvalkis Jonas = Detroit
Mich.
Jurkunas Alfonsas - Detroit
Mich.
Kacinskas Vincas, Aldona, Da
mute, Evaldas - Brockton
Mass.
Karnickaite Ona st. Paul, MINI
Karaliunas Aleksandra, Elena
Rimantas - Detroit, Mich.
Keserauskiene Stefanija - Au.
rora, Ill.
Kevalaitis Modestas - Montro.
Sc, Pa.
Krygeris Julia, Aldona, Maria
Rochester, N. Y.
Lakacauskas Antanas, Maria
Regina - Cleveland, Ohio.
Lalas Richardas - Silver Lake
Wise.
Liauba Pranas, Veronika -
Randolph, Mass.
Latoza Regina, Kastytis - Ci-
cero, I'll.
Linkevicius Jonas, Veronika =
Boston, Mass.
Losys Janina, Stanislavas -
Great Neck, N. Y.
Macutkevicius Vladas, Sofia
sarune. Ramunas - Franklin
City, vt.
Marcus Vincas, Anele - Sodus
Mich.
- =
Montrin1as Joanna, Liudvikas
Edwardsville, Pa.
Meskys Juozas - -------
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

Wise mothers know that when
Baby's at the drooling stage, it's a
good idea to give special attention
to his chin to prevent chapping. In
order to ward off reddening chap,
pat baby lotion on the youngsters
face, smoothing generous quantity
on his chin. This fragrant white
emulsion Of pure bland oil and water
with lanolin and an antiseptic added
helps protect rose-petal skins from
windburn and chapping. It's good
on Baby's hands and wrists, too, be-
fore winter outings.
Evening star., 1950-03-17

Striped with tru.-.a.s: .ss..
Ing peppermint 'n.ss ae
candies are SO fresh anu
t..t. appealing
vou'll want several BAGS
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23
Child Is Safe In
Home Of SchooImate

A misunderstanding on the part
of a brother, just z sent police
searching for 9-year old Edith Ann
Catania, 1929 Penrose ave.
Edith told police and her moth
er, Mrs. Lena Catania, that she
telephoned home, and told her
brother she was staying all night
with school friend. Little Dennis
apparently had not gotten all the
message and told his grandmother
who cares for the children when
Mrs. Canania works, that Edith
was staying with someone to do
her school work.
When Edith walked into Superior
School the next morning she was
surprised to learn that family and
police had been looking for her.
Mrs. Catania, a divorce, is en-
ployed days as a grocery cashier,
and works parttime nights in a
cafe. She was at work Thursday
night when Edith phoned.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23
Red Cross
Near Quota

East Cleveland has al mo t
reached its 1850 Red Cross goal.
Elated over the returns that have
come in within the past few days,
bringing the total to the $4,000
mark, Mrs. R. C. Post, fund drive
chairman, gives a "Thank you" to
workers and contributors whose CO.
operation has brought the fund to
within $4,000 of the $4,000 quota.
"We are trying har'. to make
our goal" said Mrs. Post last eve
ming, and we will send a member
ship card to anyone who sends in
their dollar. 1t can be mailed to
East Cleveland Branch Red Cross,
c/o East Cleveland City Hall".
Workers this year were under
the handicap of unusually bad
weather, making it difficult to
cover their assigned districts. Any
one who was missed, or anyone who
was not prepared to give contri-
button to the volunteer worker
who called upon them, can still
send their contribution into the
City Hall.
East Cleveland has always done
it's part in every call for help, and
the local campaigning workers are
eager to report the quota met again
this year. Every little bit helps.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23
Motorist Injured

Poor visibility, due to rain, IS
said by police to have brought
about the traffic accident Monday
night in which John R. Shanahan,
AZ, of 1917 Mortified ave-, re-
ceived three broken ribs.
Shanahan, clerk for the Chase
Brass & Copper Co., Inc, was
crossing St. Clair at Evangeline
ave. as a street car was making
left turn, the two vehicles collid-
ing. He told police he was watch
ing a car in front of him and did
not see the street car. The motor
man reported he did not see the
automobile until just before the
two came together.
The injured man was taken to
Collinwood Clinic and then remov-
ed to Lakeside Hospital, from
from where he returend home
Wednesday,.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23
City Repeats Action For Primary
Vote On Capital Tax Fund

ran, it will be worded to definitely
confine the tax limitation to real
estate, and thus preserve any other
levies, such as the admissions tax,
which may be or come into effect.
City officials made it clear that
the only reason for their surprise
action repeating the capital i'm
provement fund proposal at this
time, is because of its possible ef-
feet on the admissions tax. They
were certain that no consideration
is being given to an income tax
proposal.
Mr.. Carran added that had there
been time, under the election re-
quirements, to re-enact legislation,
they probably would have pro-
ceeded with the original plan. How
ever, under the law, there is not
sufficient time to take these steps
and have all in readiness by May
End, the day of the Spring primary.
The Commission received from
the East Cleveland Business Asso-
citation a request to install park
ing meters on Hayden ave. 1t was
referred to the city manager with
requests for a recommendation.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23
.S225,OOO Suit Filed
By Walter Family
Against The City

The City of East Cleveland has
been sued in Commons Pleas court
for $225,000 as a result OF injuries
sustained by Elizabeth Walter, IL,
in fall at Forest Hill Park April
18th, 1949.
Elizabeth, elder daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert D. Walter, 1874
Glypn rd., was hiking with her
Girl Scout troop when she toppled
over the ledge and fell IL feet TO
the ground. She sustained a skull
fracture.
The petition, filed by Attorney
Carl w. Hauser, seeks $15O,00 for
Elizabeth, and $4,000 for the men,
tai anguish which the accident has
caused her parents.
The city has retained Attorney
L. B. Davenport to assist City Law
Director E. A. Binyon in the case.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23
Patton Goes
To Marietta
BY Bob keefer

1t was learned today that Ralph
C. Patton, who recently resigned
as Shaw football coach, has ac-
cepted the position of head foot
ball coach at Marietta College in
Marietta, Ohio.
Mr.. Patton will begin his new
duties at Marietta next Monday,
where, in addition to his football
assignment, he will serve as assis-
tant basketball coach and physical
education instructor.
Marietta, coed school with an
enrolment of 1900 students, is
member of the Ohio Conference.
Located 180 miles south of Cleve-
land on the Ohio River, it is the
only college or university in the
state which has a rowing team.
This will be Mr.. Patton's first
experience in college coaching
ranks. However, during his three
years of service in the navy, he
coached the Toledo Navy Training
School team which played full
college schedule. Prior to his
coaching tenure at Shaw, the af-
fable Patton coached at Carroll
ton, Ohio after his graduation from
Muskingum College.
"My relationship at Shaw was
very good" said Patton. 81 have
made lots of friends in East Cleve-
land and | value those friendships.
1t has been a pleasure working for
DR.. Korb and Mr.. Blough and my
association with the Shaw faculty
and student body has been very
pleasant"
Having been closely associated
with most of the coaches and Off
Gals in the Cleveland district, /
know that those men have the high
est respect for Mr.. Patton as
coach and gentleman. I join with
them in wishing Pat" the great
est success in his new venture.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23

The East Cleveland Library
Board is advertising for bids for
construction of the proposed addi-
ton to the main library at 14101
Euclid ave. Bids will be opened on
April 18th.
If the bids prove acceptable
the board intends to start con-
struction at once and hopes to
have the new building ready by
November.
The plans, prepared by Gar
field, Harris, Robinson and
Schafer call for wing 78 by 70
feet to be added to the northwest
corner of the present structure,
and extending west toward Elsi-
more st. 1t will be of brick and
sandstone and follow the same gen.
eral architectural design as the
main building. 1t will contain a
basement, main floor and a sec
ond floor. Three tiers of stackes
to shelve $4,000 to 10000 volumes,
new cataloging and mending rooms.
In the basement will be an audi
torium with stage, and small
study rooms. The main floor will
center around the East Cleyeland's S
War Memorial, the Music Listen
ing Room which, according to Mr..
Robinson, is being given special
attention as to design and furnish
ing to make of it a beautiful and
appropriate memorial to East
Cleveland's service men. On this
room also will be staff rooms,
work rooms and employee lockers.
Miss Sarah E. Miller, librarian,
who has been giving much study
and thought in the planning of
the wing, says the library looks
forward to giving new services and
improving the many already being
given to the community with all
this additional space to work in.
The plans also call for off-street
parking facilities for library pa
irons.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23
Sell Portable AS
Shaw Band Moves
Into Tech Building

The portable, which for the past
twenty years or more, has housed
Shaw High School band for prac-
tises, will soon be but a memory.
The building is to be sold. 1t mus.
give way to the proposed gymna-
SUM which is to be erected on the
school property on corner of
which stands the old portable.
New home of the band will be
atop the third floor of the Shaw
Technical building where unused
classrooms are to be thrown into
one large rehearsal room, with
proper storage accommodations in
cluded.
The band won't move out Of the
portable until the close of the
school year, since the renovationS
in the tech building are not to be
undertaken until summer vacation
time.
Decision to make the change was
made at the March meeting of
the board of education which also
approved the recommendations of
DR.. o. j. Korb, superintendent, to
appoint Miss Francis ]. Rigel as
an elementary teacher, beginning
with the fall term of school. Miss
Rigel, a Shaw graduate, is finish
ing her work at Kent State Uni
versity.
The board also employed George
Redding as a plumber.
Athletic budgets approved were:
Football S9450; Baseball S940;
Tennis $4,000 Basketball $466.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23

East Clevelanders will not vote
for a capital improvement fund tax
at the May primary. Legislation
ealing for such a vote at the May
Primary was repealed at Tuesday
nights City Commission meeting,
and the County Board of Elections
has been notified to cancel its plans
for placing the issue on the ballot.
The action was taken, following
the Supreme Court decision in the
case Of the City of Dayton which,
under a similarly worded amend
ment to its charter although for
different purpose, was denied the
right to proceed with its proposed
levy. In the Dayton case the added
levy was to be an income tax levy.
The similarity in the two amend
ments was the fixing of a maxi
mum levy, minus the designation
that it was intended as the maxi
mum real estate levy. Minus this
distinction, the supreme Court held
it covered all taxes being levied in
the city of Dayton.
In the East Cleveland legislation
a maximum real estate levy was
set up at 9.8 mills. Had it been per-
mitted to go through in its present
wording, the Commission felt there
might be a question of the so ad-
missions charge which has been
collected by municipalities since the
state discontinued collecting that
particular tax. The admissions tax
brings $4,000 annually into the
city's operating fund. The pro-
posed one mill levy would have
brought 100000 yearly earmarkeG
for a capital improvement fund
which it would also establish.
When the proposal is again sub
mitted, states City Manager Car