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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-05

three of them resulting in touch
downs. He was especially accurate
in the first half when he made
connections on seven of nine tosses
and guided the destinies of the
plucky Cardinals who tailed twice
in each of the first two periods.
Another standout for the East
Clevelanders was Duane Gerasimos
who has been converted from
quarterback to left end and the
transition proved most beneficial to
the local cause. The lanky senior
caught a touchdown pass in the
third frame and shared four others
for long gains as he made himself
at home in his new assignment. He
also threw several nice blocks on
end sweeps which enabled the
Cardinal backs to eat up yardage.
Shaws effective ground gamer
was Junior Gerasimos who also
scored two IDS as his speed and
team blocking helped him elude the
Euclid defenders.
Bob Hawk, a sub-tackle, made
four of the five placement kicks.
Bob Gibson shared passes to carry
into the end zone or further tbs.
Euclid's only score came late in
the first quarter when Fullback
Ron Potokar rammed over from
the two-yard stripe after he had
sparked a sustained drive from
midfield.
Coach Bob Cawrse deserves much
of the credit for Shaw's excellent
showing because of his foresight
in switching Gerasimos to end and
giving Kramer the opportunity to
fill yawning cavity at the signal
calling spot. Both boys have taken
to their new assignments like ducks
to water and there is every reason
to expect that they will improve
as the season progresses.
The handsome and personable
coach is also to be commended for
using every member of the squad
when the outcome of the game be-
came so apparent. 1t not only gave
the eager subs an opportunity to
gain valuable game experience but
it held the score down in a sports
manlike gesture which the Euclid
coaching staff no doubt appre-
ciated.
Shaw hasn't had a Lake Erie
League championship in football
for many seasons. 1850 would be an
excellent year to bring the title to
East Cleveland. Let's be in the
stands for all of the six remaining
games, including the two away
from home, and lend our aid il
helping the boys achieve theil
goal.
1t can be done-let's do it!
The LEADER Has the Buyers
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-05
NOTICE
Bowling Secretaries

Notes on your league, team
standings, and. other information,
is welcomed for the Leader.
Please have your reports in as
promptly as possible and keep
them short and snappy. Send to
14600 Euclid ave. Deadline for
all games played before Monday
is Monday. Monday games may
be reported on Tuesday.
Please sign with name and
telephone number.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-05
BIR 7 HIS

Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Claus mil
dred Dopslaf) have named their
second daughter Cassandra Lee.
Classy Lee was born Friday, Sep
tember 20 at Huron Rd. hospital.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-05

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
w. Knaser, 1924 Page ave., son,
Timothy Everett, September 26th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James L..
Young, 1868 Hayden ave-, a daugh-
ter, Lorelei, September 9th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-05
The LEADER Has the Buyers
East Cleveland Leader
A Newspaper of General Circulation

A Newspaper of General Circulation
In Cuyahoga County
Established 1912
Published Every Thursday BY
Collinwood Publishing Company
Publishers OF
EUCLID NEWS-JOURNAL and
The SCOOP
General Offices and Plant
S14 East 152nd Street
GLenville 1-4383
c. E. BOWMAN --.- Editor
ELSA c. BERG G-..--Associate Editor
r. l. FOULKE Business Mgr
ROBT. w MURPHY - Asst. Mgr
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15
PULLETS

6, 9 81 10-WEEK-OLD PULLETS. Range raised
on clean pullet farm from U. S. Pullorum
Clean stock, assuring high quality pullets so
necessary for your laying house in the fall of
1850. U. S. Certified White Leghorns, U. s..
Approved Parmenter Reds q. S. Approved
New Hampshires. Send today for illustrated
circular, price list and quantity discount.
State number wanted when inquiring. Wash
ington Cooperative Hatcheries, Bayview 2293,
1901 Hewitt Box 723, Everett Wash.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15

JENKs BABY CHICKS. Big type White Leg
horns, New Hampshires White Rocks. s15.95
Pullorum Clean, Approved and Certified mat
ings. Buy from one of the Vests Oldest
strictly modern breeding farms where out
standing quality is always assured. Order
from ad or write for big catalog and complete
price list: jerks Hatchery. Tangent oregon:
BRomER RAIsERs ATTENTIoN-For greater
poultry meat profits order Standard special
broiler New Hampshires. Standards Delaware
Cross. Standards White Rocks Standards
Barred Rocks. Linns Golden breads Write Tor
free literature and special prices to broiler-
men Standard Hatchery. Inc. Winlock. Wash.
THREE RIVERS CHICKS are top quality
chicks at regular prices .. S. Certified, u. s
breeds including the famous new North
wester Crossbred. Increase your profit with
Three Rivers day-old and started chicks
Three Rivers Hatchery. Three Forks .. Mont.
SOS CHICKS are dependable chicks. Fast
maturing fryers, sturdy, dependable layers
Breeds New Hampshires. White Rocks. S. c.
large type White Leghorns. Cross breeds
Austria White, Gold Cross, Leg Orca. Chicks
started on order Catalog price list promptly promptly
Co., Columbus Mont
TO WEEK OLD Leghorn pullet special
Thousands hand for immediate shipment:
These are husky healthy production bred
large type birds write for special low prices.
Yellowstone Hatchery, Billings, Montana
ORDER New Hampshires now at today's low
prices for spring or immediate delivery We
hatch every week approved Pullorum
Passed Longs Hatchery 1890. Sc Pcwen
Blvd. Portland 16. Oregon
o. s. CERTIFIED Leehorns and H. Reds.
U. S. Approved Austria Whites and White
Rocks All chicks Pullorum Controlled. sl8
per 100. So deposit per 100 Bitney's Poultry.
Kalispell. Montana.
o. s. APPROVED. Pullorum Controlled. pull
let's. cockerels. nonsexed. Day-old and started
Good chicks. Price you can afford to pay.
Write Inman Hatcheries, Aberdeen. s. ID.
NEW HAMPSHIRES
FOR FAST FEATHERING and early maturing
New Hampshires order Yellowstone's Pure Ned
lar Strain. Most popular for broilerS-high IN
egg production q. s. Approved q. s. Pull
lorum Passed Write for price list. Yellow
stone Hatchery. Billings Montana.
POULTRY BUYERS
WE MEET OR BEAT all live poultry buyer
prices we will buy all the live poultry and
tame rabbits you have at any time Coops
loaned to shippers Dressed turkeys. ducks and
geese purchased at all times. Pierce Packing
Co. Poultry Division, ITO First Avenue North
Billings. Montana.
WE ARE PAYING highest possible prices FOL
all kinds of poultry. Write today for prici
list You'll do better by selling to Northwes
Produce Company division of Yellowstone
Hatchery, Billings, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15

BABY CHICKS o. S. Approved Pullorum Con-
tro1ed. For May and June Delivery, White
Leghorns. White Wyandottes, White Rocks,
New Hampshires, Austra-Whites, Golden Cross
Legrocks. $40 per 100; heavy mixed, SO per
100. Add DC per chick less than 100. Started
chicks: 3 weeks old so per 1O0 White Leg
horn pullets, 3 weeks old s32 per 100 All
chicks prepaid 1000 guarantee live delivery.
Dependable Hatchery and Poultry Farm, Red
Lodge, Montana, or 1928 Minnesota Ave, Bill
1ings.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15

DIVIDEND BABY CHICKS'-Our 4oth an
horns ssvitaiity Plus" New Hampshires.
Profit Bred White Rocks. Cornish Hamp.
cross. You will agree with our friends
chicks time tested, customer proven.
Customers in every neighborhood, every nook
and Granny of the northwestern states.
Freshlaid Dividend chicks are dependable
producers from Americas best strains. q. S.
approved, pullorum passed Free illustrated
12-page booklet, "Care of Baby Chicks" with
our own literature. Freshlaid Farm. BOX M.
Colfax Wash
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15

YORKSHIRE HoGs-Lean meat Large filters
Circular. Yalehurst Yorkshire Farm, Peoria.
Illinois.
REGISTERED Duroc service boars weaned
pigs. Victor Fisher. Oxford Idaho
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15

your poultry 'Pay Boat' Start a Bonus
Flock with Emskamp's stock Order day.
old Emskamps Pay Chicks-they'H live and
'1ay', plenty of profit $$$$s$ right in your
bank accounti Daily matches of IA popular
breeds now being delivered-any quantity to
any point-U. S. Approved and u S. Pulorum
Passed Limited number of 1 to 4-week chicks
available in most breeds. also sexed White
Leghorns. New Hampshire and Austra-White
pulletS Hurry Hurry OrderI Order
nowl Write for latest breed and price list.
Emskamps Hatchery, S228 Washington, Spo-
kane
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15

WE ARE PAYING highest possible prices for
all kinds of poultry. Write today for price
list. You'll do better by selling to Northwest
Produce Company Division of Yellowstone
Hatchery. Billings. Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15

YELLOwSTONE'S MAY SPECIALS on baby
chicks. U. S. Approved, U. s. Pullorum Passed.
popular breeds from which 20 make your
selection. Straight run. AAA grade now only
1890 per 100. White Leghorn pulets, $28 80
per 100. Austria White Gold Cross pullets,
$500 per 100 Heavy breed pullets 49, 80
per 100. Heavy breed cockerels $128 80 per
100. Write for special reduced prices on
started chicks. Yellowstone Hatchery, Bill
lings, Mont.
NEW HAMPSHIRESi White Rocks! White Leg
hornsl From Idaho's highest developed strains
with proven records of outstanding sgg pro-
duction. meat quality. health. vigoT Is i Iva
bility. U. S. Pullorum-passed. hatch y-run
chicks SIT per hundred Guaranteed live
delivery every week. Prompt, efficient at
tention to inquiries and orders. Gem State
Hatchery Write P. o. Box $50, Nampa Idaho.
q. S. PULLORUM PASSED and U. S. APP
proved New Hampshire. White Rock Barred
Rock. Cornish-New Hampshire cross and
White Jeghorn baby chicks. Write for fold
err. AL Hatchery. 4224 N. Maple Spokane.
Wash.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15

100 ACRES, lis cultivated, ON good graveed
grade school II miles. Modern 7-room house
excellent well, pressure system. Double ga
rage. milk house, good barn, hen and brooder
houses, granary. 10 good Guernsey cows
Surge" mixer and equipment included. $2A-
900. Dick Durham, Rte. g. Kalispell, Mont
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15
BABY CHICKS

PREMIUM QUALITY Santa Clara thorough
bred chicks available every week throughout
the year Under our controlled breeding pro-
gram only Northwest flocks supervised and
tested by our flock managers supply Matching
breds. Carefully selected parent stock carrying
the nations finest bloodlines produce premium
quality Santa Clara baby chicks under
the q. National Plan Pullorum Passed
Gradel. For eggs or meat for probability.
you can't beat plus quality Santa Clara
strains Available every week in the year
White Leghorns Rhode island Reds New
Hampshires. Austra-Whites. Barred Plymouth
Rocks White Plymouth Rocks. Rock-New
Hampshire Cross. Northwesters, Cornish-New
Hampshire Cross. Write for: Full color cata-
log. specifications. new low prices and early
delivery dates Santa Clara Hatchery. P o.
Box 4228-T-1819 W SAVER St.. Portland.
Ore Producers Of Premium Quality Baby
Chicks since 1911
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15

$50 ACRES on Fairfield bench Near Green
field community center. 205 acres of very
good irrigated land all under cultivation. Bal
ance, rs acres together with 40 acres of
leased reclamation land is good grazing in
one pasture with running water the year
around through the pasture. Has fair sets
of buildings. One with 5-room house with an
excellent spring near house. Other is Groom
house that has good well. Both have cleo
tricity. school bus to grade and high school
and rural mail delivery. Orval E. Mason, Spe-
Falls, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15

100 ACRES. Greek year around. fenced and
cross fenced with woven wire. Irrigated, cleo
tricity. School bus and milk route. Seven
miles from Poison. Real buy at $500. SO 500
down +. $50 acres. Good registered cattle,
hog or sheep setup. Creek through place.
Very good improvements. $31 900 with terms
- 80 acres decided, 80 acres leased. Pasture
and hay land. Good dairy setup. Three-room
house and other outbuildingS. Electricity
school bus and milk route. Total price $4,000
with $500 down. Poison Realty Poison
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-15
POULTRY BUYERS

WE MEET OR BEAT all live poultry buyer
prices We will buy all the live poultry and
tame rabbits you have at any time. Coops
loaned to shippers. Dressed turkeys, ducks and
geese purchased at all times. Pierce Packing
Co. Poultry Division. ITO First Avenue North.
Killings Montana
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-03-28
Price Control Is
Eased In Sweden

The favorable economic develop
ment and the increased supply of
goods in Sweden have made it pos
sible to eliminate price control on
a number of items, and the list
may be extended later on.
A further improvement in the
economic situation may lead to a
curtailment of the work of the
Price Control Board during the
first part of 1851. Great caution
should, however, be exercised in
deciding how long price control
should last, and the Board wants
the price control law to remain
in force until July /, 1851. So far
as 1850 is concerned, the Board
urges that all essential items be
kept under control, wherever
price increase may threaten. Nei-
ther. of course, can price control
be lifted ON goods. the prices of
which are held down by govern
ment subsidies.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-03-28
THE TIME
OF OUR LIVES
N
Monkey Business In Death
k like YOU was Just born"


"Ole it's tough tie old back she isn't tie she used
to
"Nhy, what's wrong?"
rheumatism again. really getting
good and hard It's time.'
you'd kickin somebody else.
Ole, thinking else might my
trouble tat might
fellows like of here days Here
fought going Why every bomb
making heart busting and all the pills in tie whole
bOOmin world can't Oa OLE it's tie bunk
only prescriptions, druggists
millions all fake tie underakers
terrible prices Everybody trying make profit outta deaf
Whole industries trving of helpless little
tenn it feels like got little rubber ball underneat
ne like humble
feel and rub and all find how big
tie ting t'ey much time left.
esy sister pushing and pressing all tie
tie otter And ten tie find
tat still don't to make
devil to die And to tie movies kill
beat tie band listen dern radio hear
shout murder at tie his lungs And to tn of all
tie people making
monkey business when a
has tie quits all tie trouble of killing himself tie
have tie to make criminal oua him tie front page
devil
in fortune him before he pulls off,
90 H. ten Neis, tat you're die what kind of
have?"
well, you tie as cheap
possible put a bat tub a
with plenty grass grow green
Tell tie preacher home spend his
gone.
Don't let send flowers, send tie medi
Don't let suffy
organ. you
sing o beat tie band
Nels you you fool everybody will dickens
people will be making oua you after you're dead'
90 X, Ole, who said Pm de?"
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-03-28
Many Courses For Foreign Students
Planned In Sweden This Summer
previous years. Institute conjunction with
number educational other
range series of for foreign students.

Social and Economic Develop
ments in Sweden" August % :
September II, at the Jacobsberg
Folk High School, near Stockholm,
will include a survey of employ
ers' and workers groups, cooper
alive and private enterprise, as
well as other popular movements,
with emphasis on their effect on
Sweden's economic and social life.
Aspects of Sweden Today" Au-
gust 1-20, at Upsala, aims to give
a general outline of the social
structure of modern Sweden.
Community Planning" July Is :
August l, at Stockholm, will deal
with matters concerning regional,
town, and city planning, commun-
ications, and housing. Swedish
architecture. arts and crafts, and
their place in modern society will
be treated in Swedish Architec-
ture and Decorative Arts" at
Stockholm, August 7-19. An eve
ming course in the Swedish lam
guage at Stockholm, August 81
September 8, will include lectures
on Sweden Today" with. documen-
tary films and excursions. A SIM
liar course at the idyllic city of
Sigtuna, August Pill, for STU
dents interested in learning Swe-
dish. will deal with current politi-
cal, social, and cultural topics.
In addition to these summer
courses, the University of Stock
holm is arranging, for the fifth
year in succession, a special two
term winter course for American
students under the G. l. Bill of
Rights, beginning in September.
Full particulars of the various
courses are given in a special pro-
gram, international Courses and
Summer Schools in Sweden. 1850"
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-03-28
Great Swedish
Leader Praised

The twenty-fifth anniversary of
the death of Hjalmar Branting.
one of the founders of the Swe-
dish Labor Party. and the coun-
try's first Social Democratic
Prime Minister, occurred on Feb
ruary "a.
The Liberal Dagens Nyheter
stressed editorially that Brant-
ing's greatest contribution to Swe-
dish politics was his conviction
that freedom is an unconditional
principle. In the Conservative
Svenska Dagbladet DR.. Otto Jarte
wrote that Branting's character
and personal popularity. explain
why Sweden absorbed Social-Dem-
ocracy so painlessly. forster Nils
son. member of the present Labor
Government, said of him: HAL
mar Branting's vision was never
DISTRACTED by class barriers. He
believed that everybody should
work together to raise the stand
ard of living and create a culture
for the whole nation to enjoy"
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-03-28
FLIGHT SERVICE
SWEDEN.SPAIn

Scandinavian Airlines System
reopened traffic to Spain on March
16. The route goes from Stock
holm over Copenhagen and Frank
furt. Regular air connection be-
tween the two countries ended in
November, 1947. A new Swedish
Spanish agreement makes resump-
ton possible.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-03-28
Sweden
Press

The Swedish press is akin to
Britain's and Americas, though
newspaper chains do not play any
particular role. Most papers have
a political flavor. No press CEN
sorship whatsoever exists.
In 194S, a total of 239 newspa-
pers circulated in Sweden. Com
bined net sales exceeded 3 million
copies, distributed in percentage as
follows according to party prefer
ence: Liberal, 1872; Conservative,
22.8: Social Democratic, 1866: Far
mers, 4.6; Communist, II; and
others, 81.
The domestic news agency, It'd
ningarnas Telegrambyra (TT), is
comparatively owned by the pa
pers. International news reaches
the papers from several foreign
news agencies, such as Reuters,
Agence F'rance-Press, Associated
Press, United Press, and Interna-
tional News Service.
Over 450 periodicals supplement
the newspapers in keeping the
Swedish public informed.
Popular weeklies and monthlies
to the tune of 90 sell almost
million copies.
Trade unions publish many mag
azines aggregating about l mil
lion copies. The largest is a week
~ by the metal workers union
with circulation of over 100000
The monthly Industrial of the EN-
ployers' confederation is the Swe-
dish equivalent of the American
Fortune.
Foreign ira d e magazines are
Svensk Utrikeshandel, Swedish
Foreign Commerce, Comercio Ex-
terror de Suecia-all issued by the
Export Association - and Svensk
Handel Swedish Trade of the
Federation of Wholesale Mer-
chants and Importers.
Two retail weeklies hold circu-
lation supremacy in the magazine
field: 100000 copies of the Coop
erative vi go to coop members,
and about 265, 900 copies of ICA-
Kuriren, Of ICA Purchasing Gen.
tiers Ltd, go to customers of pri-
vate shops.
Advertising is up-to-date and
streamlined. Most is handled by
IA agencies under authorization
of the Swedish Publishers Associ-
alton.
Radio
Swedish broadcasting service is
operated under Government fran
chise by a company wholly pri-
vately-owned; technical response
bility for seeing that the programs
are transmitted, however, is en-
trusted to. the State telegraph
agency.
The radio, though Government
sponsored, provides expression for
different political opinions.
The private company, called Ra-
diotjanst, plans and runs the pro-
grams under the supervision of a
board of directors, majority of
whom are Government-appointed.
The company shares are owned by
radio manufacturers and newspa-
Ders
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-03-28
Introducing Scandinavia
Denmark
Local Administration

The local administration is in
Denmark to a great extent en-
trusted to the municipalities, that
is, the boroughs. parishes and
counties.
According to the charter of
Copenhagen the city enjoys
great measure of government.
Governing the city's affairs is
a City Council, a deliberative body
composed of IS members elected
by those of the city's inhabitants
entitled to vote at the ordinary
elections.
Beside the City Council there
is an executive body, named the
Magistrate" elected by the for
mer and composed of one presid-
ing burgomaster, 5 burgomasters
and aldermen. The 'Magistrat"
is the sole executive authority in
the affairs of the city.
Even though. as mentioned
above, the Municipality of Copen-
hagen enjoys an extensive auton-
omy, it is subject to a certain
measure of supervision by the
state. Besides this direct super
vision the consent Of the Ministry
of the Interior is required in
certain cases. if the Municipality
wishes to make dispositions con-
corning increases OF taxes, raising
of loans, mortgaging Of municipal
property, drafting OF new rules
for salaries.
The rest of the Borough mu-
inequalities, 81 altogether, admins
ter their local affairs in conform
ity with the resolutions made by
the town councils. The town coun-
ellis are elected by the citizens
who are entitled to vote. and they
themselves elect in turn a burgo-
master, who exercises executive
authority under responsibility to
the town council.
The borough municipalities are
subject to a certain supervision
by the Ministry of the Interior.
In the whole country there are
some 1900 parishes, each of which
is administered by parish coun-
Gil elected by the parish electors.
The parish council is composed of
an uneven number of members,
minimum 5, maximum 10, and
elected for a term of four years.
The parish council is the final
authority in all business of the
parish, while the chairman of the
council has the executive authority
though the parishCouncil is under
close supervision by the county
The counties are administered
by county councils consisting of
the county project who is chair
man ex-officio of the council, and
not less than 9 nor more than Is
members, elected for a term OF
years by the same electors who
vote at the parish elections. Be-
sides supervising the parishes
within the county district, the
county council also administers
the affairs of the county proper,
Hereunder first and foremost the
county funds.
The county councils are super
vised by the Ministry of the In
terror.
The membership Of town.
parish or county council is con-
sidered a civic duty not to be re-
fused by any citizen except in a
few special cases.
Apart from the elected councils
mentioned above, who attend TO
the local administration. there are
various councils, or rather COM
mitties, such as committees for
the assessment of taxes and rates,
etc, each of which carries on
functions of particular character