davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-12
CinCai del
Iiterat. premijos

Pereitame Dirvos numery
buvo pranesta, kad literaturos
premija paskirta rasytojui A.
Vaiciulaiciui. Kaip ir paprastai
po konkursQ, taip ir po sios
premijos paskyrimo jau kilo
gincai.
Pacios komisijos pranesimas,
kad 'komisija, skirdama premi-
ja, turejo galvoje ne tik 1949-
SO metals isleistus kurinius, bet
ir ankstyvesne A. Vaiciulaicio
kuryba, savaime daugeliui su-
kele klausima: ar 81 premija
dabar jau skiriama ne uz ge-
riausi tam tikro laikotarpio ku-
rini, bendrai ''geriausiam mu-
su rasytojui"...
Tokiu pagrindu skiriant pre-
mijas, jos kiekvienais metals
galetu TEXT Wis tam paciam au-
toriui, jei tik jis dar ka nors
isleidzia. Mes jocks naujas ta-
lentas, pasirodes net ir su la
bal geru kuriniu, negales susi-
lyginti SUI tokiu, kuris jau turf
gera "kapitala" praeityje. =.
Pasirodo, kad ia sklausimas
yra kiles ir pacioje komisiioje.
A. Rimydis viesai pranese savo
atskira nuomone. Jis sake, kad
atsizvelgimas u practices kl-
ryba" nesuderinamas su premi-
jos skyrimo taisykliu 3 str,
kuris numato premijos skyrima
tik uz tam tikrame laikotarpy-
je isleistus kurinius.
Pasirodo, kad tas klausimas
paciose taisyklese yra truku-
mas neprisiderinimas prie
esamQ salygu. Taisykles tinka
tokioms aplinkybems, kur rasy-
tojui nera didesniu sunkumu
parasyta kurini isleisti. Todel
jose nieko nera pasakyta, kaip
ziureti j tokius kurinius, ,kurie
jau parasyti, bet nera galimy-
bes isspausdinti. O cia jau ne
kurybos, bet grynai finansine
sritis, del kurios autorius vi
siskai neatsakingas. Pvz., v.
Kreves "Dangaus ir zemes su-
nu" Gar sunaus?) isspausdinta
yra tik dalis, nors parasytos
jau dvi dalys. Komisija nusi-
staciusi nesvarstyti to kurinio,
kadangi jis ne visas isspausdin-
tas.
Atrodo, kad siose salygose
premijos skyrimas uz kuryba
turetu butt ko maziausiai pri-
klausomas nuo technikiniu bel
finansiniu aplinkybiu, mes pre-
mijuotinas gall butt ne butinai
tik toks autorius, kuris turejo
pinigu spausdinimui apmoketi
ar turejo laimes rasti leideja.
Kartais premija gall butt kaip
Siulymas net ir dabartines
premijos paskyrimo klausima
dar perziureti, jei butu priim-
tas, vargiai ar atsilieptu teigia-
mai Rasytoju Draugijos oru-
mui, bet tie kilusieji nuomoniu
skirtumai, be abejo, kick tenn
dys 81 sekmadieni Chicagoje
numatytas premijos iteikimo is
kilmes -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-12

del Mozados
me-
Winsnu soms
prideu nusotogafavo
- pimmin Green
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-12

Atstovu pirmnnkas Sam Raybur demokraas is Texaso
Koreos karias Pereita sava vardas
aba placia spaudoje radio pranesimuose
sum jo pasakmu kad ape monas knu kariuomenes
sukoncentuota Mandzo kad 1945 metq dar nesame
buve tap ar prize III pasaulinio karo kap dabar Js
nenurod butent kauomene Mandzl
jo vsems aisu, kad s gavoj egu
tai kinu kariuomene tad keno 81 daugau gall butt e
ne rusp. Is kur tokos zinios S. Raybum nepasak6.
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Outdoor Furniture

s Orig. 1859 Three-Piece
Wrought ironing Sets, 26x42
toble with two chairs, several
colors and styles 1899
5 Orig. 24.S5 Choises tongues
on wheels. cortridee-type pods,
adjustable frame l6.99
3 Orig. 1875 Ashcroft Sets
Of 3 sectional choirs to make
sectional SOTO if desired 1899
so Orig. 1875 AIl-Steel Um-
brello TobIes with extra .erv-
ing tray, white 1899
IS Orig. 1895 AH-SteeI Gid
efs with s pIostic-covered cush-
ions, reversible backs 1899
3rd Floor, Washington
4th Floor, SilUer Spring
80 Orig. 5.e5 Metal and convos
Lown Choirs, several styles,
colors 3.99
Is Orig. $50 oorden TreIIises,
l.99
s Orig. 9.9S Arbors- 6.s9
IS Orig. 81 Convos Lown
Choir Receivers soc
IS Orig. l.6s Hollywood Avn
ines, blue and white, 80" ST
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-07-26
: 200 Classical Orig. ! 40
Longploy Records

20 different selections of SYM
phonie works on lO-inch Iona
pIoy records. Good quoIiy
recordings principally by Euro
peon artists.
Orig. 1925 record cobinet,
one shelf, as is-------5.95
Orig. 1875 record cobinet,
toble type, os is-----4.s5 is
Orig. l2.s5 45 RPM record
attachment 7.99
Orig. 1895 chiId's record
player 9.o5
The Hecht Co., 5th Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Model Dresses Used in
Our Fobric Dept.
$50 to Sis eoch

Beautiful dresses mode specially
for floor displays in our Fobric
Department at much, much less
than it would cost you to moke
from the some moteriol. Also
Suits, duster ensembles and
ploy clothes. Size II only.
Choose from cottons, silks, roy
ons, wooIs. Just so outfits.
The Hecht Co., Street Floor.
Washington
Evening star., 1951-07-26
II Orig. $50 to 7.5o
Mems Strow Hats
1900 Orig. l.5o
Mems Royon Ties

Deluxe royon ties by one of the
best makers in the business.
You'll recognize his label.
Stripes, wools, boIds. Wool in
terIined.
Street Floor, Washington G.
SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Infonts' Furniture

lnfonfS FURNITURE
l Orig. 1899 TO 1926
BIeoched. Birch-Finish Crib, as
is $22
4 Orig. $50 70 $64 High erode
Cribs, assorted finishes,
scrotched, as is $50
z Orig. 69.s5 to $75 High
erode Cribs, slightly scratched;
/ Orig. s45 Chest, as is SIS
3 Orig. 1895 Chifforobes,
sorotched, as is-----$59
z Orig. 1926 FoIdo Cribs,
slightly scratched -----$I2
3 Orig. 1895 Boby corrioges,
slightly soiled, os is is---$24
3 Orig. 54.75 TO 64.95 Boby
Corrioees, slightly soiIed, os is,
$50
! Orig. 24.s5 Boby Stroller, as
- - - ~
] Orig. 1895 Boby Stroller, os
Orig. 24.95 De Luxe Both
inette, slightly soiIed = $l2
8 Orig. 1875 to 1926 De
Luxe High Choirs, as is So
Special Purchase! Boby PIoy
Pens, bleoched birch wood, 9.e9
2nd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Women's S Belts

400 Orig. 81 TO 3.95 Hondsome
BeIts-royon velvets, feathers,
suedes, metol, fobrics in toi-
Iored and novelty styles. Many
coIors. 7oe
Street Floor, Washington G.
Stlper Spring
Evening star., 1951-07-26
90 Orig. sos to e.e5
Mems Wnsh Rohes

90 Orig. sos to e.e5
Mems Wosh Robes
3.9o
Lightweight, famous make
robes, oil washable. Reduced
right from stock. A real buy!
Sizes 36 to a..
Street Floor, Washington
G. SilDer Spring
II Orig. $50 to 7.5o
Mems Strow Hats
1.9o
In this group ore pinch fronts,
snop brims and everything
from Ponomos to soilor strows
and coconuts. Buy 'em for
this year and next. Most ore
in sizes 6H2 to 75s.
Street Floor, SilDer Sprino
Only
Evening star., 1951-07-26
z Orig. 2eo.o5 Westinghouse
ound romofs
23Q.99

All demonstrotor models. Completely automatic.
Orig. 7ls.95 ABc-o-Motic Semi Automatic Washer, $50
model No 200 ------------. 80
z Orig 1895 Apex Automatic Wosher 1851 Model No
30O2 ------.---- 1889
Orig. 1895 Automatic Spinner Washer 1850 Model No.
482 ------ -------------- lo9. 80
Orig 22ss5 Bendx Eeonomot Washer, 1850 Model No. N,
1899
Orig 1925 Universal roner $50 Model No. 4515 1925
! Orig. 249.95 Whirlpool Wosher, 1851 Model No. 52o
1859
Orig. 54.95 Monitor Washer 1850 Model No. AEc-4 36.o9
Orig 1895 Speed Queen Ironer Model No. b. So 80
Orig 2o9.5o Thor Automoec Woshe 1850 Model No. 222,
1899
Orig 1925 General Electric Console Ironer 1850 Model
No. AR-l9 ------ ----------------lo loe. 80
5th Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Other Cos Ronqe Demonstrators

Orig 1925 Coorc Cos Ronee 1850 Model 62o8 ios.ss
Orig s9.o5 Esote Cos Range, le5l Model 503o 144.9s
Orig 2ls.e5 Croey Electric Range, 1851 Model #DDL1,
1899
o.is; soSso Universal Electric Ronoe, 1850 Model
5th Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Mems Hondkerchiefs

500 Orig. s for 81 white cot
ton hondkerehiefs, neatly hem
stItehed-------6fo for S9e
Street Floor Washington
& StlUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Imported TobIe Cloths

80 Orig. 3.95 Hond-Embroi-
dered Cotton Luncheon Cloths,
52x52 2---l,9S
~ Orig. 4.s5 Hond-Embroi-
dered Cotton Luncheon Cloths,
52x68 -2.oS
Sc Orig. 5.95 Hond-Embroi-
dered Cotton Dinner Cloths,
o4x84 - 3.e8
80 Orig. S.95 Hond-Embroi-
dered Dinner Cloths, cotton,
OK VA - 5.98
300 Orig. 25e Eoch Matching
Napkins II for ST
5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-07-26
200 Children's Orig. LOS
UnbreokobIe Records

For children 2 to s years. Ten
different selections each con-
toinlne 4 or more songs and
stories. Descriptive covers.
UnbreokobIe, lo-inch 78 rpm.
Evening star., 1951-07-26

Tough hord~ioced eoot skin! Heavy imported poreh-
mentzed paper over buckrom Long wearing mieo
In handsome modern and traditional styles, but not
every design in every size.
7th Floor, Washington; 9TH Floor Silver Spring
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Spreads, Droperies

SP'S0OSS DIOPCtISS
i6 Orig. 6.s5 to 7.95 Botes
Droperies, discontinued pot
terms, many colors l.99
II Orig. s.ss Royon chenille
droperies. 2h yards s-----3.99
lS Orig. 4.99 Chenille spreods
2.e9
80 Orig. s.9s chiIdren's che
Mile spreods in novelty styles
4.98
" Orig. s.os percoIe prints,
"Flonders" cotton, tailored style
spreods 3.99
- Orig. 1898 Spreads in flor
OILS, prints, quilts, twin and
double sizes =. --Slo
9th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Cotton Scatter RUGS

Pile rugs with porquet design.
Blue, green, rose, wine, hunter
green. Not all eoIors in all sizes.
IS Orig. 5.95, 2x3 ---- 2.95
I6 Orig. 7.95, 2x4-----3.e5
IA Orig. 1925. 3x5----6.95
II Orig z2.s5, 4x6 lz.e5
Combination loop pile and tex
tured pile, checker design.
Blue, rose, wine. brown, green:
Not all colors in all sizes.
9 Orig. 1875, 3x5 --.-8.e5
IL Orig. 25.95, 4x6 --12.95
9th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Children's Shoes

ChiIdren's Shoes
500 Orig. l.3S 6 l.2e woter-
fun toes. Made of soft Iotex
with colorfuI designs. For
beach and borefoot pIoy wear,
39e
ITO Orig. 4.95 Bodies and In
fonts' brown and white mocco-
sin-toe and soddle oxfords.
Broken sizes 5 to 8---2.45
End Floor Washington
& SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Special Purchase!
lnfonts' Diaper Shirts

EIOHtS FGPGt sEItttS
68c,
just 300 infants hondmode-
hand embroidered and oppIi-
qued fine white botiste shirts.
White with white or coIored
embroidery. Sizes s mos. to
2 yrs.
End Floor Washington &
SilDer Spring
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31

John Kline, Floyd Kregenow, Joe
Mancini, Alex Michalos.
Track, Second Letter-Dan Fer
ensen, Gaylen Mack, Dudley Up
hoff, Russell Wolf.
Track, Third Letter - Joe Ro-
main; Managers, First Letter -
John Willert, Don Sopko.
Swim Lettermen-First Letter
Roger Ashton, Bob Beatty, Lowell
Bonfield, Chuck Hagberg, Phil
Hamilton, John Mahoney, Paul
Martin, Larry Meyers, Mark Nor
ris, Gene Reeser, Larry Smith,
Charles Uber.
Swim, Second Letter - George
Hanna, Bill Gaines; Manager, John
Louis.
Gym Letters-High Point Boys
Frank Langdon, 169 points; Don
Strombrys, 168 points.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
Bobbie Apple, Janice Wilson, Kathy
Biscotti.

Bobbie Apple, Janice Wilson, Kathy
Biscotti.
Life Saving Certificates Peg
Saunders, Isabelle Mason, Rose
mary Zahner, Evelyn Kiraly, DON
nm Clark, Eileen Schmidt, Jean
Sojeba, Joan Priest, Sue Deason,
Patty Harrison, Tookie Ayrs, Ann
Roper, Kathy Biscotti, Betsy Town
send, Nancy Williamson, Janice
Wilson, Margie Cooke, Gail Ran
ney.
Advanced Swimming Certificates
Rosemary Zahner, Ann Roper,
Eileen Schmidt, Tookie Ayres,
Carol Helmerichs, Sue Deason, Pat
Harrison.
Pennants-Tookie Ayres, Gail
Ranney, Evelyn Kiraly, Loi $
Rhodes, Susan Struggles.
Track. Swim and Gym
By Mr.. Vivian
Track, First Letter-Bob Beatty,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
Basketball - Baseball
Rv Mr.. Wisecnn

baSketDalI - baSeDau
By MIR. Wisecup
Basketball - Don Barry, Ken
Horton, Dan Kramer, George Law
renee, Don Sexton Lloyd Witten-
meyer, Tony Gilberto,- Duane
Gerasimos, Chuck Westfall, man
ager; Pet Senyak, manager.
Baseball - Tom Benaky, Tony
Berohn, Wayne DeVore, George
Dostal, George Grimm, Ken Hor-
ton, Dan Kramer, George Law
renee, Bob Palmer Don Sexton,
George Shriver, Lloyd Witten-
meyer, Ken Holbein, Warren Fres-
enko. Managers, Bob Meyers, Bob
Church and Jim Noble.
Intramural Sports
BY Mr.. Cawrse
Barney Miller, Warren Fresenko,
Jack Leuschel, Barney Anthorp,
Walter Lojewski, Bob Gibson.
Bowling BY Mr.. Louis
il mWeber, Elver Stone, Ronnie
Isaacson, George Krzewinski,
Frank Dohm.
Art Awards
By Mr.. Holderbaum
Winners in 1851 Scholastic
Magazine awards are: Phyllis
Friedman, Place in Oil; Dudley
Uphoff, jr., Place in Pastel.
Certificates of Merit-Scholastic
Magazine, Dick Pollack, John
Sharp, Ned Gaylin, Edward
Barck, Howard Hanna.
Winners in the American Legion
Poppy Poster Contest - Lois
Neider, and Fred Mueller.
Creative Writing
BY Miss Baker
Theresa Nardoia, National
(essay); Marianne Rothhaas, Ma
tional essay; Beverley Wood, Ma
ton ESSAY; Dudley Uphoff, Ma
tional (radio adoption of short
story.
Stage Crew
By Miss Dean
Art Parker and Elver Stone.
Speech Awards
By Miss Crank
John Weldon, Tom Marshall,
Ned Gaylin, Elaine Topper, Elaine
Katz, Kenneth Houghland, Fran
cine flasher, Ann Wills, Marilyn
Ray, Joyce Mackenzie, Judy Keller,
Nancy Williamson, Kay Howard,
Bob Kawcyn, Bob Coates, Mary
Jane Perry, Ray Ronke.
Student Council
BY Mr.. Todd
Keys to retiring officers-Dan
Ferensen, president; Susan Strug-
giles, vice president; 10 Lee Fuller,
secretary; Thomas Kissack, treas
urer.
Pins to new officers - Susan
Struggles, president; Al Lynn, vice
president; 10 Lee Fuller, secretary;
Len DiLillo, treasurer.
Honorable Mention Certificates
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31

Dorothy Mildred Sladek
H. Earl Smith
James j. Smith
Joan Ruth Sobol
Bennette r. Spinelli
Areta Earlene Stettina
Elver H. Stone
Sheldon ]. Stromberg
Susan E. Strong
Paul F.. Sullivan
June Elizabeth Sund
Clara Carol Taddeo
Joan Marie Taggart
Marion Ellen Takacs
Marlene Ann Tartaglia
Marlene Claire Thomas
Isabelle M. Thornhill
Jean Louise Tirohn
Ronald H. Terrence
Joann Elaine 10th
Dorothy Catherine Treudler
Betty Ann Trivison
David Schick Trump
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
Joan Marlene Farron
Daniel Edward Ferensen

Daniel Edward Ferensen
Georgia Elizabeth Ferguson
Sam Louis Ferrar
Patricia Jean Fox
Joanne c. Fracasso
Curtis Edward Freeman
Warren ]. Fresenko
William Edward Frye
Betty Fianne Funk
Sheila Marie Ganey
A. A. Gang
Kathryn Gibson
Robert H. Gibson
John Blaine Cover
Ronald S. Greenberg
Barbara Ann Greenland
Jeanne Lois GROCER
Nola jeanne Guerin
Harry Haber
Gail M. Hachtel
Betty Halko
Thomas r. Hall
George Hanna
George William Happ
Donna Jean Harris
Larry F. Heidinger
Carol F. Helmerichs
Mary L. Henry
Richard c.. Henry
Norma Heyer
Myra Hirschkopf
Clyde Simons Hiss
jeanne Hoffman
Arthur R. Holan
Kenneth John Holl
Janet Carolyn Houghton
Mary Katherine Howard
Charles Hullhorst
Lois Ruth Immke
Dolores Janson
Helen Jane Jones
Robert James Kinley
Evelyn Kiraly
Norman r. Klimack
George r. Koch
Dan L. Kramer
Joan Frances Kramer
Charles Kraus
Ronald Louis Kuehn
Carolyn Lange
EloiSe Larned
George E. Lawrence
Dorothy Leadbetter
James Foster Leathers
Jack c. Leuschel
Barbara Lewis
Joseph Peter Lograsso
Walter LojeWski
John Robert Louis
Martel Mildred LoWden
Carl Lowell
Charlotte May Lubline
Terreence John Macdonald
Mary Elizabeth Malpas
Dolores Mae Mansky
Cynthia Joan Markham
Melvin Dwight Martin
Yolanda Pearl Massaro
Coletta Mccarthy
Charles Robert Mcdonald
Sally J. McGeary
Phillip McGregor
Benjamin McCrew
Robert T.. Mclaughlin
Marie Margaret McNoldy
Eleanor Beverly Meckler
Donald Edward Melton
Margery Jane Teridith
Virginia Lois Merten
Beverly June Mick
Barney Phil Miller
Richard Thomas Miller
Pauline Sarah Musacchio
Carol Ann Nelson
Jane Neylans
Nancy Jeanne Nigosian
Barbara Mary Norwich
Shirley Joy Oertel
Mildred Loretta Owen
Arthur John Parker
Roberta Frances Patmore
Ann Mari Pearson
Thomas Albert Pelto
Evelyn Jean Peters
Marlene Jane Peters
Rosemary Catherine Pfeiffer
Joan Marie Piller
Frank Albert Pressly
Charles William Ranger
Daniel F. Rawley
Walter F. Rebel
Mary Ruth Re1d
jeanne Marie Ress
Lois Marion Rhodes
Arlene Rice
Ann B. Rogers
Marianne M. Rothhaas
Diane T. RoWles
Charles c. Rusnak
Barbara Ellen Rymer
John Miguel Sala
Donald E. Schall
Bonnie Schwartz
Sharon Jean Sedwick
Tony Selfridge
Patricia A. Server
Donald r. Sexton
William Thomas Sheedy
Jack Joseph Sherry
Edward j. Sickels
Elaine Jeanne Silvarolt
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
Graduation

ship in the National Honor Society.
They are:
National Honor Society
Lois M. AnElin
Barney T. Apthorp
Loretta Ann Baker
jeanne Joy Becker
Mary Ann Blanchard
Ann Victoria Calabrese
Nancy Marilyn Clark Secretary
Barbara Lee Custead
Daniel Edward Ferensen
Robert H. Gibson (President)
Carol F. Helmerichs
Mary L. Henry (Treasurer)
Mary Katherine Howard
Lois Ruth Immke
Joan Frances Kramer
Jack c. Leuschel
BENJAMIN McGrew
Beverly June Mick
Barney Phil Miller (Vice President)
Carol Nelson
Shirley Joy Oertel
Evelyn Jean Peters
Charles William Ranger
Marianne M. Rothhaas
Barbara Ellen Rymer
Bonnie Schwartz
Sharon Jean SedwiclS
Dorothy Catherine Treudler
Charles Bertram Uber
Dudley F. Uphoff. Jr.
John Allen Weldon
Nancy Williamson
Janice Arlene Wilson
Members of the Graduating Class
Albert J. Ainsworth. Jr.
Shirlee Jeanne Anderson
Lois NJ Anglin
Barney T. Apthorp
Richard Arndt
Ann Elizabeth Baird
Helen Joyce Baker
Loretta Ann Baker
Jean Carol Bandtell
jeanne Barndt
Dick Bauer
Joseph H. Baumann
Shirley Ann Baxter
jeanne Joy Becker
Thomas Francis Bernaky
Anthony S. Berohn
Marcella Rillhardt
Joan Lee Blair
Mary Ann Blanchard
Prinell Briscoe
James J. Brown
Marqaret Elizabeth Brown
William Carl Buettner
Karl Allen Burkhardt
Katherine jamie BurriS
Dorothy E. Caine
Ann Victoria Calabrese
Shirley L. Campbell
Wayne Anton Carlson
Rose Louise Catanese
Mary Lou Cavanagh
Elaine Helen Chesnut
Nancy Marilyn Clark
Dona Lee Coe
Richard William Coffman
John Charles Collins
Juanita Craine
Barbara Lee Custead
Joan Danskin
Joseph Edward D'Amato
Grace DAN brosia
Richard J. Davidson
Shirley Jean Dayton
John Henry Diehn
Margaret Rebecca Dietz
Fook Lin Dong
Bette Ann Edgecomb
Charles Albert Eubanks
in the Ohio State Scholarship Test
awards went to:
State - Ronald Kuehn. Carl
Lowell, Charles Ranger, Charles
Uber.
District Barney Apthorp,
Nancy Clark, Bob Gibson, Phil Nc
Gregor, Ben McGrew.
County - Dan Ferensen, Mary
Henry, Jack Leuschel, John Louis,
Louise Morgenstern, Elver Stone,
Dudley Uphoff, John Weldon,
Nancy Williamson.
Perfect Attendance
BY Miss Provo
Shirley Baxter, Mary Henry, Lois
Immke, Lois Rhodes, Marianne
Rothhaas, Nancy Williamson, and
Janice Wilson.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31

John Lowell Tupcs
EoJ~1. r T'crpin
Charles Bertram Cber
Dudley F. Uphoff, il.
Michael Vara
Alice jeanne Vyge
Doris Marie Walker
Len Walker
James Waple
Dorothy Ann Walters
Doris z. Wardeiner
James John Weber
John Allen Weldon
Joan Mary Weise
Geraldine Louise Ann Whelan
Jerry Harper Willert
Nancy Williamson
Janice Airline Wilson
Sandra Wolkersdorfer
Barbara Lucinda Wood
Phyllis Louise Wood
Martha Ann Woodley
Nancy Ziegler
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
Scholarships

Not to be forgotten are the stu
dents who have operated the class
movies during this school year.
For this service to their school
recognition was made to Jack
Diehm, Jim Davidson, Melvin
Martin, John Louis and John Wee
don.
Girls Athletic Association
BY Miss Juringus
Small "S" letters - Mary Ann
Herman, Marge Cooke, jeanne
Hoffman, Marilyn Ray, Joyce
Mckenzie, Roseanne Blakemore,
Margie Meredith, Angie Mimides,
Rosemary Zahner, Betsy Town
send, Ann Rogers. Barbara Green
land, Due Deason.
Large "S" letters-Nancy Will
hanson, Ann Roper, Betty Peters,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
Tc.lllis Letters
By Mr.. BandlOw

Sheldon Wyman, Sheldon Apple,
Jim Snavely, Case Sprenkle, Paul
Martin, Tom Fullerton, Dick Per-
kins.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-19

COOKIES FOR THE PARTY
 Order your cookies early for the Easter party or breakfast. Purity Bakery, Phone 3l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-19
FINE CATCHES MADE SHRIMP TRAWLING,
 IDAHO INLET AREA

Excellent catches of commercial sized pink, side-stripe, and coon stripe shrimp have been made in Idaho Inlet and vicinity by the Fish and Wildlife Services fishery reasearch vessel John N. Cobb, ac- cording to advice received at the FWS Juneau office from the ship personnel. The John N. Cobb is presently engaged in experimental shimp trawling in the Icy Straits region.
 Catches have ranged from 300 to $50 pounds of commercial slzeo shrimp in drags lasting an average of 30 minutes. Beam trawling equipment is used.
 Shrimp fishermen of long experi- ence aboard the Cobb said these
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-19
FRANK BARKER LEAVING

Frank Barker, the Frankie member of the popular Frankie and Johnny" Baranof Bubble Room entertainment team is leaving on the Princess Norah for the States where he has an engagement at the Rainbow hotel in Great Falls, Mont, before going to Hollywood to do some television shows. TWO Story Johnny" Goettels will remain as vocalist and bass player.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-19

RADIO LOG
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shrimp are of good marketing size.
 Rough and unexplored bottoms have given the investigators con- siderable trouble because of hang ups of the gear, during which two beams were broken in one days fishing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-26
LiiiIe Girl, Living On Borrowed Time, Dies Before Party

DENVER, March 26. - R = The miracle that mother prayed for didn't happen, and Dorothy Ann Otwell died yesterday, the day Ch1fstendom observes its greatest miracle. a31 3gsdr 4a4lE at.
 The five-year-o Anniston, Ala, girl already was living on borrowed time Doctors had said brain tumor would kill her by Valentines Day.
 As Q lest resort, her parents, MT. and Mrs. Robert R. Otwell, brought her to a ci.iropractic sanitorium here. Its head, Dr. Leo Spears, gave then; little hope, but Dottie Ann began to improve slightly.
 An Easter party was Blamed. Candy eggs, fuzzy bunIies and a toy piano were stacked near Dottie Anns led where she could see and touch them.
 Shortly before the party, Dottie lapsed into inconsistencies and, according to Dr. Spears, slept it out" nt