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Evening star., 1950-01-10

sKESN's KESE Az nc. nrS SrRTT1c44THHE;sTE ER 4HEsE
PRESENTS st that N : special msesins
Of the stockholders Of Byron's. Inc,
was held on. to wit. November %.
1e4s, At, At loo O'Clock A;. Az. at
mapihhi place appscihed In il the :Hn notice e Of the the
notice Of said meeting signed By All
OF the stockholders OF all Of the
stock OF Byron's, Inc, except one
to whom notice Of said meeting had
been uiy duly given e; and Wig sttsndsd
hoiders oi ali Of the stock Of the
company issued and. outstanding
and entitled to vote. TO wit, twelve
hundred and eighty 1880 shares Of
the. capital stock, we're present Of
said meeting: either personaliy& & q
in favor q tie foiioxinE amendment
70 the Certificate Of Incorporation.
That the Certificate Of incorporation
OF this company be amended In the
following manner: by striking out
e su Ssreos the e iooS
ing. Article I. This coTpora ation
Ing nsme-Byron. inc" I'M WTTMEss
MSHaRFofn S1Ian " ts ,s!a:a nd
Peter j. Asnew. secretary have set
our hands and afixed the corporate
seal this Sth day Of December. :194a.
pfsTRISr hEgEk AoFET 81 cosSMs sssSHMsissfS' S. San
Franz H. .Ridsway, q Notary Pub
lie in and. for: the District of Co
iumbia do hereby certify that Byron
8. Roudabush and Peter J. Agnew.
parties 70 the aforegoing certificate,
bearing date the 9th day Of pecen-
Ssr leze and 1.a asf:tc r.,,v. .nnsseS, q psTs
District the said Byron 8. RoudsI
personally weii known 70 me as the
cate, and acknowledged the same to
be their act and deed, GIVEN under
my hand and seal this sth day Of
December. l949. 7. H. RIpGWAY,
de30 2T ia910
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AUCTION SALES Cont,
c. G. SLOAN g. co. INC,
Auctioneers.Apprafsers

LARGE SALE
household furniture of every descrip-
tion including mahogany dining
chairs, mahogany beds, wardrobes,
chests Of drawers, bureaus, ANTIQUE
chests of drawers, secretaries, book
cases, walnut bedroom groups, din
ette sets. writing tables, AZ Oriental
top desks. once chairs, Emerson up-
right piano. knee hole desks. mirrors,
lamps, radios, books. china. glass
ware. Bric-a-Brac. upholstered chairs,
davenports. pictures. etc.
at Public Auction
at Sloan's
Ills 18th st.
WEDNESDAY
January 11th
at 10 AM.
Terms: Cash. C. G. SLOAN g. co. INC.
Auctioneers. Established 1891. 10
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SALESMEN

inston, Aiexandris and Arlington.
Only applicants with highly sue
cessful sales record will be con-
sidered. Car Is necessary to work
in Va. Excellent opportunity in
organizetion that Is growing sub
stantially.
PITNEY-B Y-BOWES, INC.
162h K ST. NV II
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division. Drawing account and
commission; conn an ,rp Gu GUS essential III .dAo E9r
ASSISTANT 10 GENERAL manageri !
and ok. finance deals; used car
+ buying experience preferred: good
salary to start with, excellent fu-
ture. Box 454-J, Star.
AUTO GLASS MAN, experienced, to
work on mobile glass truck; steady
Job; salary and commission. Tele.
EN-. 3241. Must have drivers per-
AUTo MECHANIC. trucks, first class,
steady work; paid holidays and va
cation. Also 1 veteran on veteran
training program. See Mr.. Gunter,
MALONEY's, INC, International
Truck Truck Dealer, s126 oeorsia aye.
AUTO. MECHANICS, experienced. no
others need apply, by one OF Wash
oggs ngstons largest gees
Bee Mr.. shannon st ADDISON
CHEVROLET SALES, INC, 14th and
Fla. ave. NV. 10
AToM0BILE NEW CAR statesmen
Automobile used car statesmen ls,.
Automobile service salesman ID.
We nave tuS SuOVo pOoltlOAio upcA
Permanent positions. Unless you
are q real go,gettsr, DO not apply;
MOTOR CO., shirlington Business
Center, Arlington. We. 10
AUTOMOBILE sALESMAN with ex-
per. to. work with an Alexandria
new and used car dealer. Applications
held strictly confidential. Our en-
ploysS are advised Of this I'd. Apply
stating .exper.. refs, salary ana
commission expected. Box b-M,
Star. LIZ
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMAN-we are
interested In employing. one hard
| Sc o4 earning It least IS, 500 Per
year. The man We are seekinS ts
exper. capable OF honestly repre-
sknting our products and willing to
follow directions In an aggressive
organization. Phone Mr.. Williams,
OV. 2173 for apt. VETERAN MO-
TOR SALES, INC. 1914 River I'd,
Alexandria. Va. 10
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FED /. WILLIAMS q ZED L.
WILLIAMS, JR., Auctioneery.

ZED L. WILLIAMS d ZED L.
WILLIAMS, JR., Auctioneers.
Fine fireplace brassware,
equipment, fireside sets,
tenders, andirons, screens,
guards, wood baskets, coal
hods, plaques, door knocks,
embossed wood g. kindling
boxes, mantels, logs, CRATES,
numerous other new all up
to - date brass fireplace
equipment, practical, deco
rative and useful pieces.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
PUBLIC AUCTION
THIS SATURDAY MORNING (JAN.
14th), 1880 AM.
Williams Auction House
g1s New York Ave.
ALL NEW, ALL PERFECT CONDI-
TION AND ALL DIRECT FROM
FACTORY SHOWROOM. EXHIBIT
PIECES. ONE OF A KIND, MACH
ING SETS, ALL VERY DESIRABLE.
Public inspection now to sale hour.
Auctionser's ph. ma. 2679.
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when Ghsipsytng adrerttsements
tscloss original references. o.
other materials OF personal odlue.
Copies serpe the purpose and
oYfGiSals may Get lost.
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JR. ACCOUNTANT

JR. ACCOUNTANT
Young man. who 10 currently en-
ployed in Q local bank, to work In
accounting division Of a life in
surance CO.; ine opportunity for
aaaysanncsmsnt: ae.sn Appiy besTssr nsTs s;S9, ag =
LIFE INSURANCE. CO., s16 18th
st. NV. Ia
MEAT CARvER to work on cafeteria
counter during evening meals:
pleasant surroundings, GOOD pay.
Apply the vENEzIA CAFETERIA,
1857 18th st. NV. Ill
MECHANIC, good all around me.
not essential; opport. for advance
ment; location Silver spring. SH.
NIGHT CLERK for small hotel; sober.
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HELP MEN (cont.)

onAChAh1 1Gn-MeCnanlCS oulyi top
pay; Indian Spring dr.. and Sasinaw
pifsi. ES. H1: .e5s5. N 'oA oi' 10
CAR HOPS
Young men. between 1928, for full
time EMPLOYMENT; salary plus tips,
meals and uniforms furnished. Ap-
i7a4 Il 81. NV. -1s
GARRETT AND LINOLEUM LAYERs,
fully experienced only; top salary;
Apply QUAKER CITY LiNoLEyM
oAhsrss1a Az ssRS'as!|sn sss ls ssHss .Pe =
Arlington, W. Call OK. O7e7 from
caRpESrERsnsuilder 2isP n 4 R@ is assembling
9 crew Of carpenters. Report Wednes-
NV. with tools. Trim men needed
CASHIER, white, age e1.4o, with
drug store experiences preferred; bet,
HARaAeY 81 s1ass :sGSs s9s 1ess eRoscHEgrER ss ns
CASHIER, experienced in drugstore.
also part-time soda man, DOR
CHESTER PARM., 24S0 10th st.
CHEF. all-around man, especially bar
spps ifss Ifs e' e. 1 csssd
csoIhdEsSSri soIihIdEsSSrioR.sALEsMEN CO, mao install
ment experience selling housewares
necessary; better -than-average sal
ary, plus commission and bonus;
m ad: sves:re o.ss sloo per E1 lsss
HOME EQUIPMENT Co, 1904 nth
$!' S:;E:s Fl sisasBass9 ;;is |ss sSs
co9SrfRssa S9Tsh dsRlsSl st wanted, neat. AZ .i.rs
Appls poNur ah 'oE p1NEE sRr FssssSraas aseS AM:
napolis rd., Bladensburs. Nd. 11s
CPA' auto finance company exper-
ss Ssre saiaEy Writ. tS
DRAFTsMAN, mechanicai, t; Tor elec-
tronic research and development
ssas.,any:, csHmpany:, 4 70 3 years sxperisnee in
week, Apply in person. MELPAR.
INC, 452 Swami ave-, Alex. Va.
DRIVER for reputable dry cleaning
bersf lie 4 commission 9ne TX oos s7s ~ s Dips
asy sssE: t. asas. ADV HA%MoNb tfSSlas9s 3 =
dALPEEN, 025 10th st. NV.
DRIVER for trash route. ROBERT
CORBIN. 1902 NJ st. NV.
DRIVER, part time. early morning and
late afternoon; must have D. 6.
pkivEk AND soLlclroR for dry
cleaning store: must be exner3eneed;.
salary, commission or both to right
man. Apply in person CHANDLEH's
VALET, 44o5 8. Capitol st. III
DRUG CLERK. part time. exper.
only; local refs. ODONNElL'S, 14th
and Colorado ave. NV. 10
DRY CLEANER, for solvent dry clean.
plant; must be. thoro. exp; good sal
ary; steady work. SANITARY CLEAN
ERs. AND DYERs. 1920 I4th st.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, must
have D. C. permit; good salary. Ap-
ply in person. HARD'S TExACO
SERVICE, 1915 Wis. ave. NV.
enced. with D. c. drivers permit;
good pay to start with, chance for
Advancement. Apply in person,
EVERYBoDY's MARKET, 1859 p st.
GROUNDsKEEPER for apartment
buildings;. experienced white man;
$40 week Apply MR.. CLARKE,
Kent Village. Landover. Md. 10
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0PT0METRIsT, reEistersd in p. g:
JEWELRY CO., 719 7th st. NV.
.r,.r mart .,,n.- mas E..
can Be Arranged. iINcoIN PARK
PHARMACY. II. 3-1104. liz
hrs c.n bs .rr.ns.d naas BHN ToW.
ERs PHARM. Wis. and Mass ave.
PHARaGACIsT-Excel. oppor. for GOOD
man In nearby Nd. All replies
CONFIDENTIAL. Box 64-S, star. Iii
registered D. o. ener-
getic. capable, good WORKING cond.
PHorodRAfaiER ~ esSaAi HI wants callers to
make baby appointments. Good prop
osition. MEL.ENs STUDIO, 1167
PLUMBER for jobbins work. steady
jcb: Apply IN person. JULIUS z,
PORTKR, colored, for mems wear
store; must be sober. reliable and
have good refs. good salary and
perm; position TO rtght man. Apply
UNIVERSITY SHOP. 1913 @ st. NV.
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ROUTEMEN 12) for local. weli-estab-
Hshed. coverau and towel supply
route; ages, 2O-30; must have local
refs, drivers permit; starting SAL
ary. S45 for 5-day week. Box
loom, Star. 10
ROUTE SALESMAN - Dry cleaning
route salesman; besining salary $50
per week. good opportunity to ad-
vance; excellent working conditions,
after 4 pm. BANNER LAUNDRY,
Dol oronoco st.. Alexandria. Va.
Phone AL. O2O3. 10
SALESCLERK, experienced, to handle
cigar dept. part time evenings; ref
erences. Call SH. 9747. Ia
mems furnishings and
clothing; permanent position: good
JULIAN BEHREND. 6621 Conn. ave.
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DENTAL ASSISTANT
only; excellent workina
conditions: good salary. a.. eIeS5
immediate opening: refs. OR. 6376

FITTER-To take charge Of altera&
tion room at nne shop; s8lary $50. 90
TO start; advancement assured 10
proper a1p person; .ll replies ssaAdsntisi
FOUNTAIN GIRL, experiencsd, eve.
nings s to 70 pm; :; .sxcsllent salary,
18th st. NV. DO mot phone. -f2
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white, good hours,
good salary. CAMPBEIL,e DRU0
STORE. 473o !4th Sc. NV. 10
CURRY INSURANCE OFFICE Dc.
sires OF securing exper. clerk. Cau
ma. 3610. 910 17th 1t. NV. .--13
INTERVIEWER, must be good typist
with some knowledge Of shorth9nd
,1ISiSSS HS4S sTA5SEs gEE5Eags .EE.;s sa:ss'ss::
In GEORGETOWN available for alert
young woman. "a 70 2S. abs 70 takS
transcribe neatly and .accuratelyS
good salary; b.day, 40-hour weekt
sick leave, paid vacations and {re4
: transportation. Phone for eppolpts
ment. CAPITAL TRANSIT. MI. 6368s
Continued on Next Psse.S
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SALESMAN

@ SALESMAN
Lge. Conn. ave. appliance store has
immed. opening for sales minded
Ing job, Must be married R5-45 yrs.
old. Although most work inside, car
is isnl neesssary; Gs Iyoo Apply to Mr.. shssei-
SALESMAN, 25-35. retail fabrics
store. good retail selling experisnce
..es rs nssssssrK THr sSoa %sRsyp islary plus sm
st. NV --12
SALESMAN, real estate. ca full time
only. must have exper. We can ofier
You . proposition hard to beat. II
you are planning q change. call me.
Ali interviews confidential T.. D.
BURGESS, 1924 Pa. ave. s.e., VI.
SALES MANAGER
Mgst produce &C. excellent client, past sales n
1854 to arrange personal interview.
sALEsNEM ..1g ftssay q YORK * taay s. VI
Sss1ns sm sod on s0;SHsss sss s.rms Every
Ea61p. CO. c s117 a'nis X St. NV. : 1Sa d to
BACKGROUND in building materials,
arithmetic, all essential Qualities,
to obtain these permanent positions
with the HECHINGER CO. Openings
ct all 4 branches. Call AT. 1400
for appointment. III .
SALESMAN with car to train locally
for perm. position with lge. manu.
featuring company: will consider
training sround s1oo weekiy. Apply
1928 Bennins I'd. ne, 9 am; to
2 pm. only. 10
Statesmen who are interested IN
But not afraid Of " work. Pe'srss11 TR1.sfXTE
SALES CO., 7th and Eye sts. s.v.
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INSURANCE
CLAIMS ADnISTOR

CLAIMS ADJ USlOR
adjustor wanted By one
Of the largest mutual casualty and
nrs IN. Insurance. ~ r % companies: College q g
to 35; car necessary. Territory D. C.
and adjacent counties In Md. and
Va. Attractive salary commensurate
with ability and experience. Excel
lent future. Call Elk. 2612 after
am. for appointment. with n. G.
MELIN. personnel manager. 10
JANIToR, colored,, single, middle
aged man. to live In; stoker expert
efce necessary. must have good ref
erences. ALLIsoN'S LITTLE TEA
HOUSE, OF. 1000.
JANIT0R, with experience, fuil-time
job: 500 mo. and living quarters.
Must have good reference. csll
JANITOR, experienced, for small stok-
ers; sober; reference; quarters avail.
Call bet. 8 and $50 pm, 10. 3-6400.
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SALES TRAINEE

Young man u . to %, ambitious
and training Tor future sales po-
sitiof. Must be outstanding man
with good educational background,
who Is willing to learn and eager
to advance. Stock supervision and
ordering. 5A day week. Interviews
8 an. to II Am.
GLIDDEN co.
1873 4th It. ne.
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High Schl. Graduates (3)
An unusual chance to learn an inter-
esting business with bright ad-
vancement prospects; require young
men, age 1S to 20. Of character, en-
to tackle hard work; starting salary,
$36 per week; drivers permit, thor
ough knowledge Of Washington. Ap-
ply manager, afternoons, 2 TO $3.50
AMERICAN LINEN SERVICE CO.
once. 2233 9th st. NV. -16
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APPLY IN PERSON
PHILLIPS, INC.
See Joe
2012 SHANNON PL. Sc.

TELEVTsION AND RADIO MAN
Excel. opportunity for the right man
man who is experienced in both
radio and television. Good pay,
ample car allowance. LACY'S. Halt
and Que SITS. s.w. Ill
and radio serviceman
Must be experienced. fully. equipped
shop, liberal pay for the right man.
Call MR.. ARMSTRONG. OR. 3424.
TELEyISION INSTALLATION MEN,
must be experienced and be able to
do some service work. Apply in per-
son, LACY'S, INC, Half and Cue s.w.
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ACKNOWLEDGING
Statesmen

A big season is ahead for men who
can sell packaged air conditioning
equipment for on1ces, homes ant
apartments. Grimth Consumers hal
ing salesmen in air conditionint
division. Drawing account ant
commission. Car essential. Fo!
appt., call MR.. BYERS AT ME. 4840
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SALESMAN (cont.)
SPECIALITY statesmen

We require 4 additional hard hitting
and hard working statesmen who can
sion selling Ajax Electric icemans
TO restaurants, clubs, hotels, hoa.
pitals, drugstores, etc. This produet
IS manufactured by Serysi IA.
Irlgeration Corp. and Is q new.
ing price. II you Cannot earn 4
minimum Of $3.50 per Wk. commis.
sions. this Is not the lob Tor You.
For appt. phone AJAX CoRPO.
HMAci19N Mc 6, 6 OF WASHINGTON, D. .c.s
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COSMETIC GIRL, experienced %
drugstors; good selsry and hcus!.
DORCHESTER PHARM. 24ao 18th
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ADAM A. wESCHLER g. SON
Auctioneers-Apprafsers
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CORSETIERE

Corset wear experience necessary; exs
cellent opportunity fer Advancement;
?0%. discount on purehases; free
plus commission; apply Personnel
once, 5th foor, 7th T. x NV.
GOLDENBERG'S
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SPECIAL NOTICES

JUST OPEN. Vicks Garage; free brake
adjustment. general repair work
guaranteed. Rear 125 v st. NV.
rAx zaShf hRfURNs II sSHS' prepared in ais your
asent as@s g g. Eo Is5ms- s-soss. ssy'Fnn'a. @,s
FOR INFORMATION con-
cerning Identity Of parties break,
ing windows at 2030 10th Road
North, Arlington, Dec. II and 20.
INCOME TAX Observation-Disclosures
HERON. HE On s7i7 Ga. save ave, silver
Spring, Nd. Call 81. 0627 or GIL.
raE GSz1 ANNUAL MEETING of member. aS
Of the Columbia Federal Savings
and Loan association viii be held
at 2 pm, January 1S, 1850, in
the ofscs Of the association, 73o
n l1th g.. nv; nsshnN Washlnsten, scr.,.r p; G.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock
holders Of the National Capital In.
surance Company Of the District OF
Columbia, for the election OF trustees
and the transaction of any other
business that may be brousht to the
attention Of the meeting will be held
at the of1ce Of the company, Penn
sylvania avenue and Fourth street,
southeast, Washington. D. c., Wed.
nesday. January 11th. 1850 between
o'clock pm. r. EDWARD EARLY,
gecrAtary
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HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, ambitious, willing to
work, to sell new and used cars;
salary and commission to right
man. Box 1925. Star. Ill
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

Two new staff members will be
introduced at the YWCA Family
Night on Tuesday evening, Sept
ember 10Th, at the East Cleveland
Center, 1885 Euclid ave., Mrs. Ray
w. Bronez and Miss Jane Lais.
Mrs. Bronez will be in charge
of the Teen Age Program for this
area which includes the junior and
senior high schools in East Cleve-
land, Euclid and Shaker Heights
and South Euclid. Mrs. Bronez is
a graduate of Bucknell University,
was Y-Teen director of the Green
wich, Conn. YWCA for three years
prior to coming to Cleveland last
January. Before entering YWCA
work, she was with the American
Red Cross in the Mariana Islands,
assisting in the recreation program
for the United States Navy.
Miss Lais, native of East
Cleveland, graduated from Shaw
High School and Kent State Uni
versity and did her student teach
ing last spring at Shaw High
School. During the summer, she
was swimming instructor at Con-
gress Lake Country Club, Canton,
Ohio.
Miss Lais will direct the Health
Education program for the East
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
Community Sing
Around Bonfire In
Forest Hills Park

A community sing around bon
fire in The Circle at Forest Hills
Park is announced for Thursday,
September 21st by Superior PTA.
The first such event last year at
tracted large crowd w ho
delighted in the open air informal
ity of a neighborhood sing. The
sing opens at $50 and continues
to 8 pm.
Miss Marjorie Shield will direct
the singing for which Anthony
Palermo will play the accompani-
ment on his accordion.
Songs selected by the pupils at
Superior School, are being mimeo-
graphed and the song sheets are
to be distributed through the
pupils.
Miss Wilda Bayes, Superior
principal, suggests a flashlighr
as handy light with which t.
read the sheets in the glow of tn,
bon fire.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
NeIaorest Neighbors Await Decision
Of Board On Re- zoning Petition

z Opening the hearing, City Mana
ger Carran had read the petition
seeking the re-zoning from an
apartment-residential to one per-
mitting such an institution, pc
titions of persons favoring and op-
posing, and other communications
on both sides of the issue. During
the proceedings a number of per-
sons who had signed favorably,
withdrew their names as certain
factors which they had not con-
sidered, were brought out in the
discussion.
City Engineer n. F. Kamuf and
Architech R. W. Stickla of Stickla,
Kelly & Stickla, answered questions
put to them. From these replies
it was learned that the three story
brick and concrete structure would
face Nelacrest, the central section
having 120 feet setback and the
end wings, a 70 feet setback from
the street. Parking space is to
be provided for 100 cars. Mr..
Strickla explained that all per-
sons at the Home would be pay
ing guests and that many of the
Accommodations would be deluxe. -
He added that he understood there
Continued ON Page Ten }
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
Hobby Expands TO
Make A Real Club

The happiness which one gains
through individual expression is
often attained by means of a hob
by. And when the hobby ripples
out to touch the lives of others,
the joy is even deeper. Such is the
case with Mrs. George Maxim,
member of the Hilltop Garden Club.
Mrs. Maxim not only finds time to
have a flower hobby, but has added
to it the hobby of working with
silver and enamel.
Last fall she turned one Of the
rooms in her home at 949 Caledonia
ave. into a studio, adding an cleo
trio kiln to make enameling on
metal possible. Her work was for
her personal enjoyment, but not
for long. She soon discovered that
a number of neighbors and friends
were also interested and so began
unofficially the Silver and Enamel
Club.
Now, in the display case at their
neighborhood library, Caledonia
Branch, there is on display an in
teresting collection of items made
by Mrs. Maxim and her group.
Anyone interested in this type of
craftwork will find it worth while
to drop in at the library on Gale
donia ave. and view the exhibit.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14

Residents, especially propert
owners, of the Nelacrest neighbor-
hood are awaiting announcement
of the Zoning Board of Appeals of
it's decision relative to the request
of the Franciscan Sisters for a
change of zoning on the south por-
tion of their land abutting Nela-
crest rd. They want it zoned to
permit erection and operation of
home for convalescents and the
aged.
The site is portion of the
eight-acre tract owned by the
Franciscan Sisters whose home is
on the Terrace I'd. end of the prop
erty.
Opponents of the proposal
seemed to be the majority of the
public hearing held before the
Zoning Board of Appeals last
Thursday night. Some 40 persons,
both property owners and tenants
of property in the neighborhood,
were present. Included were a
number of persons whose prop
critics are somewhat away from the
area and who, the opponents de-
clared, would not be annoyed with
the additional traffic and it's haz-
ards, or the sight of an institution
in their midst.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
Five PatroImen
Added To Force

From list Of names approved
by the Civil Service Commission
following recent examinations, five
men have been appointed to the
police department here. 1t brings
the roll to Al. One more is to be
named.
Beginning September 18th will
be: Richard A. Woost, %, 1876
Euclid ave., Frederick w. Schuller,
% of 4019 Pensacola ave.; Gustave
Stenstrom, jr., %, of 1866 East
41st ST.; Edward c. Voll, 29, of 799
Eddy rd.; Preston j. Shearer, 27, of
1O65O st. Clair ave.
The rockies have a stiff year
ahead of them. They must attend
classes to learn just how far a
policeman is expected to go, and
Just where his powers end, as an
officer. He must know about city
ordinances regulating the depart
ment activities. He must know
the traffic rules. He must know
first aid. And he studies this be-
tween actual work on the beat.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
Lucky Trip Change
Misses Hurricane

Two East Cleveland girls are
thanking their lucky stars they de-
cided at the last minute to go to
Mexico City instead of the West In
dies. Their flying schedule would
have put them down on the islands
right in the midst of the present
hurricane. Miss Alice Jones of the
Collinwood library staff and Miss
Lois Jackson of the Cleveland
Clinic are the fortunate ones.
At present they are visiting
Taxco, the silver city, and Saltillo,
the center of the serape industry.
From their headquarters in Hotel
Del Prado, they will also fly to
Acapulco, the Riviera of the Pa
cific, where they will be registered
at the Hotel de las Americanos,
owned by the ex-king of Roumanis.
Last year the duo sailed to Ber-
muda, Next year they hope to beat
the hurricane and fly to the West
Indies.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-14
East CIeveIanders Head
NeIa' S 25-Year Club

East Clevelanders Kirk NJ. Reid
and George Inman are the new
president and vice-president, re-
spectively of the Cleveland Chap
ter of the General Electric Co. s
Quarter Century Club. Elected
secretary is Miss Florence Will
liams.
The election took place as the
club honored its Cpl GE employ
ees and pensioners, September 7th
with an outing at the Nela Park
camp grounds. During the festivi-
ties So new members were received
bringing the club roll to 814.
Mr.. Reid is nationally known
street and highway lighting spe-
cialist. Mr.. Inman is in Nela S
lamp development laboratory and
Miss Williams is in the manufac-
turing division.