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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-07-27
Eight Local Teams
Play Next Week In
Metropolitan Tourney

together Bills Clothes and Divi-
sion 26S, another Muny A club
composed of Cleveland Transit
System employees.
Three other East Cleveland
teams will see action Sunday night
at Glenview Park which is located
at the foot Of Lakeview Road on
the north side of st. Clair ave.
Nela Stone Cafe plays the L. S. T.
Grille in the opener at 6:45; Rinear-
Lambert Funeral Home faces the
Honey Drippers at 800; and Fox
Cafe collides with the Podray
Sports at 9:15.
Benny's Arlington Cafe drew a
bye in the first round and will not
see action until Monday, but their
opponent and the site Of the game
was not available at this writing.
Cleveland Twist Drills opponent
was also unnamed as we went to
press. However, they were the Me-
tropolitan Tournament champions
in the Industrial B division for the
past two years and are rated as one
Of the favorites in the Ind. A
bracket.
The tournament will be played
under the single elimination system
until only four teams are left in
each class at which time the plan
Of play will be on a double elimina-
ton basis.
There will be tournamen n {
games at Shaw Field every
night with the nominal admission
fee Of twenty cents for adults,
twelve cents for children over IL
years Of age, and five cents for
children under twelve
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-02-24
Savannah, ia.
WHAT MEANS
THE MIDDLE EAST"

self the center of the world. By
way Of contrast to Ear East"
writer's began to use 'Near East"
referring to Asiatic countries
nearest to Europe. Middle East"
did not come into such general
usage but was used by some
writer's in a hazy way to cover
parts of the intervening East.
If the East were divided accord
ing. to geographical considera-
tions, one logical basis would be
the seas on which the countries
face. In the Near East would fall
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-02-24

all the states facing the eastern
end of the Mediterranean, from
Turkey to Egypt. The Middle
East-a huge area-would include
the countries from Arabia and
Iraq through India and Burma.
In the Far East would be the
lands of the Asiatic mainland eX-
tending to the Pacific and includ-
ing Japan and the Philippines.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-02-24

A "brother" comforts his SISTER" at the
Children's Village and Farm School,
Raanana, Israel. where the Mizrachi
WOmen's Organization of America
maintains hundreds of young Jewish
refugees. The Children's Village pic.
neered in grouping orphans in "fam.
lilies" ranging in age from six to sixteen.
Psychiatrists observing the technique
agree it has speeded rehabilitation of
badly. shaken survivors of the Hitler
period.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-02-24
CONTINUED from Page 10Y


The three Easts-Near, Middle.
and Far-have always been rather
vaguely defined. The Far East
was SO called because it was far
from Europe which considered it
Evening star., 1950-12-25
BEDDING ITEMS

! PuIIn1on sleeper, full size Lawson style,
green. Was S357.OO O-------------now $269.oo
z Simmons Settees, chair size, hdeobed
with separate nnersprng mattresses.
Gray. Were Sl34, SO ----------n now $4,000
! Beoutyrest mottress and box spring,
si59 ----,~-~--.--------------nows - - : low $4,000
5 Heller studio couches in assorted covers.
Were up to sos O------------now $3.50
! Sectional SOTO, Sleeper, left and right
sections with separate mattresses. Green.
Was $4,000 :. NOW Sz4e.oo
3 Fodowoy beds, aluminium finish with
layer felt mattresses Were up to S34.5O.
now $1,000
7 Assorted sompe heodboords. Were up
to Sl9. IS $500
CARPETS AND RUGS
1858" Blue High and Low Loop Pile.
Was 500. $3.50
W. l2x19, sI9, Beige Tone on Tone Wilton e,,o 20
l2'xl3'2" Green Twist. Was S2l7.50
now $169.5O
l2xl5' Grey Twist. Was s229.5o,
now S189.50
! 1920 Beige Twist (os isl. Was
S32450 -----~-------------now $4,000 T.
i e'xo'1l" Dark Groy High and Low
Loop Pile. Was S1O2.5O = .---- now $3.50
12x22.9". Grey Uncut Pile Velvet
Evening star., 1950-12-25

HAMPTON SHOPS huge 9-foot SOTO, deep
tufted back and arms. down cushions,
heovy fringe base. Grey green or rose
kid nohor. Was S745-----------now now $3e5.oo
K1TTlN0ER Williamsburg Georgian sofo.
One down cushion, dark green texture.
LIVING ROOM CHAIRS
KARPEN knucke arm ottoched pillow
book lounge chair, red mote|osse. Was
oxFoRD HOUSE regency tub choir wood pow
sl39.5o 7---------------------now now $4,000
HUGE pillow back lounge chair, down back
and foam rubber, cushion red kid mohoir.
Wos sl49.5o ----------------now $1,000
texture Wos s2l2 l2:--------------now sl25.oo
TOMLlNSON shoped arm lounge chair,
moteIosse Wos l79 ----------z-1ow sls7.oo
DONOVAN SHOPS channel back easy
chair. Kick pIeot, rose bouoIe. Was Slle
now s74.oo
SYDNEY SHOPS regency lounge chair,
frineed base, bouce trimmed Chinese red
or ehortreuse texture Was Sl49 NOV $3.50
KARPEN carved solid mahogany Victorian
chair, green velvet Was $l49 -now $500
REGENT HOUSE huge pillow back lounge
Wos $3.50 -----.,-----row sIs5.oo
KARPEN shaped arm, button back lounge
sl295o --------- now $3.50
SCHOONBECK button tufted lounge chair,
down cushion, red moteIosse, $3.50 now $l15.OO
KARPEN huge tufted back lounge choir,
fringed base, dark green kid mohoir.
VdS pLlO now SI4S.UU
GENUINE red leather T cushion club chair.
Wos $500 --.------------now now $4,000
KARPEN reclining chair and ottoman,
dark green bouoIe. Wos S2245O-- now $l65.0o
OXFORD HOUSE ormIess high back choir,
loose spring cushion, grey and gold mate
!osse: Was sl39. 9.5o-----------.no now $500
KARPEN loose pillow back lounge chair,
frineed base. red moteIosse. Was $l8o.
now ss4.oo
Evening star., 1950-12-25
LIFETIME e

Greet reductions Americas Finest Furniture
this ydrend clearance Many display and exhibit
all at Clearance Immediate delivery required
Deferred payments available A partial list Of items beIow
Evening star., 1950-12-25
LAMPS

so Lamps, Orig, S2l le5-SllooO Now 4o-50%
off. Floor samples, decorators pieces, both tro-
ditonoI and MODERN one and two of q kind,
includes china, metal crystal, ceramic.
Evening star., 1950-12-25

suite by Kittinger, rosewood and mo-
hoeonY bross erills, smoked gloss, gold
trim, black and gold chairs Wos S2725
now slsss.oo
OCCASIONAL
JOHNSON console extension table, mo-
hogony with genuine cross banding,
opens to 4ox66. Wos Sle8 now Slzs.oo
BAKER English type double pedestol writ
ing desk with mahogany 10 drawers,
gold fooled leather top. Wos S3lO--now Sz1eoo
MAHOGANY 4o inch kidney desk with
gold fooled leother top. drawers incud-
ing file drawer. Was S125 --now $3.50
JOHNSON-HANDLEY fIot top desk, gold
fooled leather top, cross banded swirl
mahogany Was S285 -------..--- now sl57oo
flNE Heppewhite swirl mahogany front
Botehefor chest, drawers. Was Sl8e.
now slz7.oo
LAMP tobIe, fomous make shadow box
design, Regency Was S7o.5o---now $500
LAMP toble, "a" metal tipped pedestal @~
cHARsIDE tobIe, 24xlsh, figured mo-
HSHox FHp >ahfa grower ,vt WAS $3.50 now @ $3.50
H oosd 'De eoe1 top s9e was neo s5o q $3.50
STEP table, gold fooled leather top, all
mohoeony 2oxle. Was S39. .5O---now $3.50
LAMP table. 2Ox2O, gold fooled leather
top. all mahogany, shelf. Was $3.50.
now $3.50
COCKTAIL tobIe, decorators piece,
25x5o, netol trimmed fine mahogany, un-
usual. Was ST $50 O--------now SS4.50
COCKTAIL famous make top quality mo-
hogony reproduction, 4lxl8. Was
$1,000 -------no now $3.50
COCKTAIL tobIe, all mahogany, 38xlo
glass over wood, top casters. Was $780,
now $3.50
END table, 24xl6 mahogany gold fooled
leather top, shelf. Was S38.75 -----now Sass
FLIP top tobIe, 32xl Is closed, 32x32 open
oil mahogany. Wos 5000 ------ now $475o
LAMP table, figured mahogany, 25R"
diameter heavy pedestal, decorators
piece. Wos sl475o ------------now $3.50
LAMP toble, decorators piece, metal trim,
shadow box design 24x20. Was Slo9.
now $3.50
COCKTAIL tobIe gold fooled leather top,
boxwood inlod mahogany floor sample.
Was S49, SO Observation-Disclosures $34.50
LAMP tables, gold tooed leather top, box
wood nIoid mahogany, Shelf floor
samples. Was $40 so ------------now S34.5o
OCCASIONAL table, modern, bIeoched
mahogany, shelf, floor sompIe Was SIS
now Sls.e5
Evening star., 1950-12-25
SOFAS
DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY

SUEAS
KARPEN shoped front sofo Two cushions,
frneed base. Dark green nnoteosse Was
s298 8----------------- sies.oo
KENT London Club two cushion sofo Red
moteIosse Was S24e--------now Sl77.00
TOMLlNSON shaped back SOTO. Foam
rubber arms, spring down cushions. Wash
obe red nyIon. Was S329 ---------now $z58.o0
HAMPTON SHOPS regency sofo. Deep
tufted arms, two down cushions, heoW
frneed base. coroI texture Was S485.
now ssse.oo
kARPEN shaped arm Lawson back sofo
Lime boucIe. Was $3.50 ---------- now $zz4.oo
KENT Georgian SOTO. One down cushion,
figured grey domosk, two matching SOTO
pillows. Wos se45 -------------n now $4,000
ture arms, print bock. Was sie5---now $1,000
BERKLEY SHOPS Lawson sofo Down
cushions, kick pIeot, block printed not
uroI linen. Wos S2e9 so. -now S2l7.oo
.KARPEN shaped arm Lawson back SOTO,
frneed base. red moteosse Was S345
now s2zs.oo
TOMLINSON 8-foot regency SOTO. One
spring down cushion, lime texture and
antique velvet combination. Was S34o so.
now S25e.oo
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-08-12

M. B. Church. Hundreds of Royal
Arch Masons, Heroines of Jericho,
Master Masons and sisters of the
O.E.S. made up the line of march
and were joined by hundreds of
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, and
Daughters of the Sphinx. Music
furnished by Jackson Sacred Band,
Little Wynn's Band of Greenville,
and Vicksburg Band.
The Session opened in the spa
cious auditorium of the Jackson st.
Church. Keynote address by III.
Clarence Winters, 33, Grand High
Priest. He welcomed the delegates
and summed up the progress made
in the past four years by the Royal
Arch Department, with a solid de-
termination to continue battles for
improvement. Address by guest
speaker, Ill. Nathaniel Stubs, 80,
Deputy Grand Master, reported i'm
pressive gains by the Most Wor-
shipful King Hiram Grand Lodge.
The reports showed we were
progress on every front
and increasing in membership with
a number of chapters added to the
roll since the last annual session.
Donations were made to all de-
ceased members beneficiaries of
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-08-12
Wife coIIapsesA At
News OF NPA
War Reporters
Death In Japan

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. z. -
(ANP)-Official word was re-
ceived here by Mrs. Albert Lucious
Hinton Friday night that her hus-
band, the associate editor Of the
Journal and Guide and NNPA war
correspondent, had died in an air.
plane crash in the vicinity of
Oshima Island, Japan. Hinton was
en- route to the Korean front.
Mrs. Hinton collapsed upon re-
ceipt of this information and had
to be revived by her family ply
stefan.
Hinton, who worked for the
Journal and Guide 10 years, is the
first Negro correspondent casualty
in any war. He was covered by
$4,000 in special insurance.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-08-12

Frederick Davenport Drew was
recently announced winner of the
Alma Wells Givens scholarship Civ
en- annually by the Woman's
Auxiliary to the National Medical
Association. Drew, who has COM
paeted two years of study at the
Howard University School of Medi-
cine, will continue his work there.
A native of Cambridge, Mass,
Drew was until 1913 an instructor
of chemistry and physics and dean
at Livingston college, Salisbury, N.
c. He is married and has three
children.-(ANP)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-08-12

this department (Royal Arch) dur
ing 1850.
Ill. Arthur Mack, Treasurer of
the Grand Chapter, disclosed the
organization in fine shape, finan-
cially, with several hundred dol
lars in the bank.
Five Trailway buses and IL cars
left Jackson en- route to the an
nual session in Vicksburg. Buses
and car loads Of brothers and sis
ters were present from all parts
of the state.
Thousands will attend the an
nual session Of the Most Worship
full King Hiram Grand Lodge in
Jackson, Miss, November, 1850.
Delegates were elected in this
meeting to represent the Grand
Lodge and other departments in
Houston, Tex, in the National
meeting of the General Grand Ma
sonic Congress, Supreme Council,
Imperial Grand Council, Supreme
Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, and other departments, Aug
ust 20-26, 1875, are as follows: J.
c. McClendon, 33, GIN; N. Stubs,
SO, D.G.M.; Steve j. Edwards, 33,
CT; n. H. Harness, 33, G.S.W.;
R. w. Wheeler, 33, G.P.; Henry
Davis, 80, Marshall; Lawrence
Beal, 80, S.W.; Clarence Winters,
33, G.S.; Mrs. Ora M. Rease, R.
GIN; Mrs. Rosa Beard, RIGS;
Mrs. A. B. Warren, A.M.A.M., and
Mrs. Marian jefferson, G.S.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-08-12

Earlier in the hearing Patterson
had refused to the committee fl
nancial records Of the Civil Rights
Congress.
Congressman Lanham later is
reported as saying "when he start
ed slurring my state Of Georgia,
| simply lost my head along With
my temper. / never should have
done it,"
The purpose of the committee
hearing was lost in the tumult
and confusion following the Incl
dent.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-08-12
Moses Grand
Royal Arch
Convention Hailed
"A Big Success
Reports Tell OF
Great Progress

Moses Grand Royal Arch Chap
ter working under the jurisdiction
of the NJ. w. King Hiram Grand
Lodge, Col. A. F. & A. M. State
of Mississippi, held it's fourth An
nual Session in Vicksburg, Miss,
July 30-31, as the guest of the
Hill City Royal Arch Chapter No.
u, III. Frank Pittman, High Priest.
A gigantic parade formed at the
Jackson Street Branch Y.M.C.A.
and proceeded to the Jackson St.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-08-12
Three Months
Rain Ends
Ethiopia Shortage

Adds, ABABA, ETHIOPIA,
Aug. 9 = Ethiopia's small-scaled
model of New York's water crisis
ended here recently when the coun-
try was visited with three months
of heavy rains.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-08-12
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was only a few feet from Patter-
son still cursing him amid shouts
of don't do it." "don't do it" from
other members of the committee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-03

Versanmung 1ahrlich einmaI IN dem
Won ger k"nvention i'm voraus besttmm.
.en .ea .rt und an dem vom Gross-PrI-
sidenten anzubera umenden Taee,
oross-Bssmss,
cross. Prasiden John Balthes 3O3
Leader Bldg, Cleveland, o. Main 1851
IS, Ehdv Road cleveland Ohio
2. ePr;isident, Henry SCHNEIDER
106O5 Linnet Ave.
3. Vtze-'ir"ss- fras, .-ohn Orben. 3O2S
Hudson Dr.. Youngstown, Ohio.
Gross-Sekre'ar Ceorr Martini. 2n9
Leader a6er. Bldg, Cleveland. Q. Main 1-ss21
800 Leader Bldg, Cleveland. MA. 1921.
Gross 'Verwaltungsrat: Geo i,ep,,r-r
elS BONNIE Brae Avo Yourcstowr -.
John Roth, 1872 East 143rd Street.
Cleveland Ohio: John +. Orben s"2G
H'dson nr. Youngstown q: T"nd I
Ohio; Herman M. Hartman. so4 Potomac
Ave, Erie. Pa
Grnssorzt Nr rrnd 7 c"huster '"l
Erie Bldg, Cleveland, O. Cherry 1-657s
Re"htshe's- george Schneider,
1851 ST.. Clair Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio
waissu- -Kop,ises-Baa mss,
vo-s,. A. W Petri 2OSs W. 104 Str.
Cleveland. Ohio.
Sekretar. Pastor Hans Foisel. 76l Eddy
Road Cleveland. Ohio.
National Komisss,
Road. Cleveland. Ohio.
sonn'e t,rae Ave Youngstown. Ohio.
John Hallner. 3o3 Leader Bldg.
vnaenry Henry Kurt s+24 Mah"n'ne Ave-.
Andrew Miller. 52as Theodore Street.
Maple Heights. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-03

SAAAGAns OF <. .. J. 4.
sopt5 Rras Wliam s.,sr zeeh ass South
H.; Vice Pres, Henry kurtz, 3424
S7-s44
Rec Sec'y.. John Schneider, l.5o2
Grusss Ave. Cleveland, o. Mu. I-05l4
Rec Sec..y., Audrey Miller, s245 Tneo-
dore ST.. Maple Heights. Ohio Phone
Montrose 22O-R
Asst sccy.. Gertrude Binder, 1897
Robinwood Ave, Lakewood. Ohio Bo.
1-755A
Ro. l-1554
Cleveland. OHIO. AT. 1-75ss
Treasurer, Freda Hermann, sS1 Sum-
NIT St.. Salem. o. Phone: Salem Ss07.
BRANCHES or T. .. "A.
Pq:: rom Euz 'iro' ir 80 Emit MsI S'as aS.
Sec'y.. Carl Everth. s4s 8. Arch st.
Canton. Ohio. - Canton Saxon Juniors
Club.
President; Don ongerth. 1887 Harmony
Ct: N. E., Canton. Ohio. Phone 5-ss2s.
Secretary: Betty Rampelt, r. D. No. /.
Everhart Rd. Canton Ohio. Phone 1892.
Chicago, III. - Chicago south siae
Junior Saxon Crxp.
.,ps ps':id'ns. 80 Robert A"t's' 1915 ss't
Secretary. ailda unteh. s,s West
Cleveland sast Junior Saxon c1uS:
President. John Schneider. 1902
Sec'y.. MARTY Welter. 131 shawview
Ave. Gl. 1861.
Cleveland Wsst Saxon Junior 0luO.
Secretary. Gertrude Binder. 1887 Ro-
binwood Ave., Lakewood. Ohio. Phone
Bo. 1854.
Pres, Joe Titsch, 3540 W. s5th st..
Cleveland. OHIO. Phone AT. 1886.
Columbus, Ohio. Columbus JU11o4
Saxon Club.
Pres. Paul Fl. Roth. Rt. No. 2, Gre
bus rd., Groveport q. Phone: FIR 7-3242.
Sec'y.. Evelyn Roth. Rt. No. 2, Gre.
bus rd.. Groveport. o. Phone: FIR 7-3242.
xoasstsod, -. - Koms9teud Junior
0AI0DO.
Pres. e. sterner. 77e Nelbourn st..
Pittsburgh II. Pa. Phone: jackson 5043
Secretary Marie sterner. 77e Mel,
bourn ST.. Pittsburgh II. Pa. Phone
jackson B0l3
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-03

Detroit, Mon. Dstfois Junior 0axo,e
Pres, Frieda Schemmel 1888 Granee,
sec'y- Frieda Thalgott 1855 %.
cory Ave.
30vood City. - 1llvool osSy
Junior 0Axona.
Pres. Martha Thalmann, Bridge st.
Phone 2134.
sec'y., Mary Ann Thalsott. R. D. No
l. Phone 495O-Rl2.
Club. '4's A'a''''''
President. Hen.y fiolnes, 500 Hamt,.
tor Ave. Phone 2I49s
sec'y;i i Gertrude Heinrich. s's Cedar
Gary. Indiana. - Gary Saxon Juaioss
Sport Club.
President. Katherine Kraft, l1ss Pierce
st. Phone 36-2ss.
Secy., jeanette Kloss, 1853 aas.
'ison St Phone 43-27l.
Lorsin. Ohio. Lorais SuzIors
Saxon Club
President, Donald Schuster, "a Hamii.
ton Ave-, Lorain. Ohio
=, Sekr., Helen Ingar. 1lS Nickols st.,
Elyrla, Ohio.
konacs, Pa. - laonses Ju.ios
President, Jack Werthman. 2i2 Ninth
Street. Monaco. Pa. Phone: Rochester
liar.
Sec'y., Dorothy A. Zoppelt, los Fourth
Street. Monaco. Pa. Phone: Rochester
923-J.
xsw Castle. Pa. - New osstls suases
saxols.
Pres, Mary Kuttesch. 4ls Walds It,,
New Castle. Pa
Sec'y, Minnie McIltrot.- TIC e. Rey.
holds Str. New Castle, Pa
Salem. Ohio. - Salem JsAio9 OAxoo
Club.
President, Richard Zeck. 46S q. Broad.
way.
Secretary. Freda Hermann. SCI Sun.
nit St.
Youngstowa. Ohio. - Youns0toWD
Junior 0axonR.
President. Bill Theis. 6o2 Clearmont
Or. Phone S1S24.
Secretary. Caroline Artz, ~ So. Jack.
son Street. Phone 1885.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-03
Ste6enbireifh. .2lmerifanifd,es DolfsbIaff
Was die Weissdornhecke Wusste!
Kriminalroman N. Belepsch.

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