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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-21

Die Ser gbriItli6 .9enofratiIben
Union nabeitebenoe ,&olniibe Hunb.
ldou' ibIagt Dor, ourd unabbdngige
8enerfibaften nauf Dem 8oben bes
6riitli6en So3ialgeoanfens" elm @e-
gengelpidt gegen ben 0euti6en &C.
lperfi6aftst8unb (O@8) 5u i6affen.
rl1ns min i6einett," 10 i6reibt bic
3eitung, ~oaB ser ausenblid gefom.
men it, l,ngeiaumt alle S6ritte our
Sdaffung pirtli6 unabbdngiger @e-
perfihaften ein5uleiten. Iu9 i'm SSn-
terelie eeraoe unierer iungen 0emo.
fratie, oamit oem WtiBbrau9 elmer
- tpie itb iett flor ergeben bat -
|ungelunOen Wonopoliteaung, aber
au6 oem @euiiiens5pang gegeriiber
oen eisenen Observation-Disclosures
ein Gieeel oorgei6oben miro" (Sie-
be Sen artitel: vDie @eilter, bie man
rief :" an anoerer Stelle unleres
8lattes)
Wtlt allem 9ta6oruf foroert Der
giI6of bon Hottenburg, Or. Carl
SoIef 2eipreht, in einem Sirtenport,
oaB in ser 8eitaltllng Ser S6u1e Ser
glternpiIle beaftet tperoe, oaB Sdu-
len erri6tet lperoen Die oieiem gls
ternpiuen entipre6en oaB fatbolis
I6e gltern nidt ge5pungen peroen,
ibre &inoer liberolen 2ebrern auS5u,
liefern. SSn elmer BreOigt Dor Sau-
ieroen bon @l6ubigen bate Ser Slot,
tenblrger Sberbirte einige Gage por-
ber betont, oaB bie &atboIifen Siio.
@urttembergs feinen Sdulfampf
lpoIlen, BOB iie aber ni6t auspei6en
meroen, Denn man ibnen oielen auf-
5ningt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-21

Ser biidoflide Aufruf idlieBt nit
ben Worten: r&atboltfen, idart eud
I'm cure 8iIbofe! 8eriagt ibnen Die
@efolsidaft nibt! 8ietet alle Rrafte
auf nm Der religioien Solbbeit gu
pebren, nm aller Seigbeit ab5uiagen,
um eub 5u gbriltus nidt nur nit
Dem Wunbe, ionoern nit Der Sat 5,l
befennen."
0ie @rfabrungen, Die man beute
in Deuti6lanb (unb in anoern euro.
poiiden 2dnberD in Ser S6ulfrage
1nabt, entbalten cine ttefernIt Ite Mabs
nung aub at oie &atbolifen Der Ser.
Staaten. Nad fait einem Sabrbuns
bert itaatli6er S6ulpolitif pebren
1id oriiben oie &atbolifen per5peifelt
Inn oie inn Naturrebt beerinoete unb
bon Der fir6li6en @eletgebung ge.
forberte Sreibeit Ser gltern, ibre
&inoer in Sdulen ibrer @abl, 5. +.
6riItli6e S6ulen au i6iden. Dieies
&e6t tpurbe bonn oberiten 8unbes'
geribt unleres 2anoes ltn5ipeioeutig
beItatigt. Damit lit ein &e6tsgrunos
ias feitgelest, iiber beien boben 8ert
Evening star., 1952-02-28

Misses COats-Third Floor
S-Mss ssS1S Black dressy suede pyramid Coats sizes 2
"-Msses sSS Black pyramid in duvetyn suede
SS9S Beed wrap fitted Coat gold fleece size ls Ss
misses S6oS Brown pOodIecIOth REFER Coat $40
Misses sllO FoSmann NOrdea dresSy pyramid Coats
yarn dye grey or brown size -S00
S-Mses sos Dressy fitted REFER purple
l-Msse. sos FOmann Fabuains scarf cOard brown
Misses sSa7S Forstmann NOrdsIa taupe coat size 1ss4o
S-Msses ea7S Black pyramid wine fitted wrap coats sizes
3-Mes SSSS Red pyramid coats with black dyed
Persian scarf, sizes IL to SIS
l-Mses sslH Hener original design Formann yarn
aye grey Hibelne size sos
l-Msses sS Imported ZIbeine pyramid coat; size a.
sses s2S MIrrak black pOodeOth coat; uyra
i-Mes Sl4S Short Coat SO" in mynah purple with breath
Offspring dyed Muskra tuxedo and cuffs size 2---SlOS
Misses $146 Grey yarndye with Fox cuffs: size
Misses slY dark wooden pyramid coat with black
dyed Persian yoke size IA sos
-sses $@S Black dyed Fox cuffs yan-dye grey
coats; sizes 10, u and l6---------~------- SOS
-Misses slSS FOrsmann wOoIen beige
and gold with Lynx dyed Fox shawl collar sizes IL
Sl25
Misses SITS Dress Coats red and black with black dyed
Persian collar and cuffs size
misses SS5 Heitner originals; cinnebar brown
with black dyed Persian edgings; size a. -----$l25
Misses $65 Grey Forstmann wOOIen fitted coat with Patna
Misses 1895 Heitner Originals in black with cnne-
bar with beaver Sizes IL and IA S22S
Misses S375 FOrsmann Black WOOlen with black dyed
Persian collar and shoulder treatment IA S22S
Misses S65 Gold Pyramid Coat with and pocket
2Msses S165 Black WOOen Pyramid with dyed jap
mink scarf collars Sizes ID and 18-------.-.---.S1
Suit Shop-Third Floor
SS975 TO sS Short Jacket suits In beige green grey large
SAAeS Vny4 S26
Misses SSeS 10 Ss Suits Short tailored styles
with slim or slightly flared skirts sizes 10 TO 10 In gold
brown, red beige green and baCk-- SSS
Misses and Junor sS suits Short and long iacketed STYLES
with slim skirts In brown, beige and grey
Misses DFesses-SecOnd Floor
Misses @ 10 sSDgb Dresses and afternoon dresses IN
fhe fayeh efepes dFessy and tailored styles dessy pastes
IN fayeh taHea with bead TRIM few piece STYLES with
tAyeh taHetA trims one piece FAy0h eFepeB with detachable
bead Trim yekesi misses Sizes 90
Misses 5000 10 sse0b Dresses and two peee styles In
me Fayoh eepea tWe piece Eayon IAaes; one and two
piece dresses with Jackets white lingerie trim q few
reversible stees Misses Sizes 90
Misses eaet ssS and esO9b Dresses group Of street and
evening dresses, mesy Of kind tallaFed dFessy ana
cocktail styles some one and tWepeee styles Fayon rib.
bon Knit goed selection In sizes 10 10 9rr--r.-. SIS
Misses ssees I've piece dresses Fayen faa with velvet and
rhinestone trims . few two piece Eayon taGeas with
Evening star., 1952-02-28
kensInvtun Widow, Family
Leave Tor vFW Home

The widow Of q Kensingten
MAJ World War veteran and
her five children have left Wash.
lngtan to live permanently In thu
Veterans Of Foreign Wars ma
tlonal home IN Eaton Rapids,
Mich,
She Is Mrs. May RFanner Sex,
ton, whose husband, George "
Sexton, died last June OF tuhercu.
losis, leaving no insurance for her
support, Mrs, Sexton and the
children left here by plane yes.
terday,
Since Mr.. Sexton died, Bethes.
da Post No, 1858 of the VFW has
been helping the family.
The children are John Norrell
8; Katherine, 7; Barbara Ann, 5;
Maria, 4, and Hope. a boy, 3.
At the pational home in Mich.
igan, the Sexton family will live
in a $45,000 home financed BY
funds from Maryland WV posts
Mrs. Sexton will act as a house
mother at the national home, and
help take care Of the many or.
phans Of members of the VIEW
who are there.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Marriage License
AppIicutjons

Under p, @, law, p1HpIes must
AppW laF q marriage lieense ON
one Gag, matt three iHI aGya and
Teeefpe the HpeHse an the Atth
aav, SAnaava and HOLIDAYS are
counted fHe same as other DAYS,
IaRsS, RHss,s sHEHlslGSES EaslSgUs, H. sR sss n.y. and
H4sfa assf@lfs laps H. sSAaSSsSgtssS sgsSn v h # sSa
N'SsssFqM sSs qMsetss keInsitsss,7 bbe iy;' | q
RaSssl sSa 10 hlls SstR e ssS,SS !. sam, ~
Bash Tbompsosa 4a, 1ssSHs siivsrs sprissR' STsiss' MI,
and Joan ssRborn, Al, Rethssds, Nd.
John 1Sok okknMiFht 70, and Jean West both oi
''?ss aiR=n FL sfsspt!sl a... Il re +.
william, SSas,os comfy. II, IT,, 20, Ind Albert.
Robert TIaqb 49, Ambassador Hotel and and
stsSnhisyn Shiy EKEon%n: Kstnns,I 20 Pittss55oFd y:
sMys; M n:w" and virsinia BoTssr' W III
HS. EsSSa:s e. 81 ioe 94tsh 81 k:
Louis D'Addio, a6 eO7 e st. NV, and
Gertrude Rasmussen, 80. Sl4 7th st.
Patrick Monaghan, rs. Harrisonburs. pa.
and Rose McKenna 49, 1910 18th st.
Charles Patterson, 81. and Evelyn Towe.
Walter Lesser, q. Valley Stream, N, Y,
ana Catherine Herbert 20. Hay Adams
Ernest Williams 90, ls4s Riggs pl. NV.
Roy. ,sherrill ~. and ,Emms Fryer, ls,
william Price. ~. fS41 9th st. NV. and
Robsrt' 9Eltsn 9EIlEtn' 3D. Sf43 M Maryishdw n w sv.
ne. and Bessie Wilson, 80, 1914 uifafd
Albert ,Hclcomb. 40 and Rose Kansfsky.
Hsiths MaeEane,' ~, iS.e MAsSs..
Evening star., 1952-02-28

Teens $39.95 and $45 Goats
All wool coats In fitted boxy styles red green and brown
to 10.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
kepIevItE 6sts Post

william g. KepleVltE, WashIRg-
ton attorney, has been elepted IA
q thFee'yeaF term ON tho executive
committee OF the American Jew.
lsh Committee, IT was announced
yesterday, Milton W, King and
Norman GeFstenfeld, also Of
Washington, have been Fe-elected
TO the executive committee Of the
organization,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Deaths Reported
(Trom the D, o, Bureau Of vital statistics,


,snhls A1. ds.,i,saG knisht eS A5S9 YR.snn, ~ nw s.
nan shnIe IsgssshsehI symshs ~ R9l2 llphels aye, NV
ylciQfjs bhSitsF ft .41 [g a9hd H. R,e.
WAY dwee'SaSb eSSSaSSb;'O ~ y SSasb 4sIRsl99 v, NV
Elizabeth afuhwell, On, lsO4 Ontario pi
ATlba! gereush, Bs, 500 ealsna pl. NV
william I.,Ia!iI.i ialIyIay' RS HIs.ahdr|a' ~
yeISSHIld. ~ .stEswaFt, kiL 4 sSGStE glF. NV.
asnias iashSlpahrst ~ ~, OHS ,OS6" SSG sTsas1t sslSnv,
!9,6sIt Mlnnick' \ etsphen, SitE. G
lssshsl sRysl JoRnsos, Soh hSoo sfsgkst H. XIV,
SSeIl.h SiTI hiIesss I.wiss S Ss T GSylSns. H' nv,
%I:srnS SIyc,a EsSl.:Is,' A. lSa'o 'otta ;,HiSiD,. =,
NARY whltlOst, ~, apOO 18th At, NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Births Reported
(FFOm the D, o, Bureau Of Vital statisties

IEFOm the D, Q, Bureau Of vital Statistics
ROYs
George and Frances McEIvesn,
Ray and julia Murphy.
warren warren and S 9ha Ss epsSstsdt, HSSasd
ES66sTt EES66sTst ana ana Arlsm AAPAls sisEss: sE.Iwip.
John and Betty sioris. w
NeIfSSs NsaSe sSS ana sssriGis ssst1iss Smith Smith
SRn SRa ana ana ffsS5s fssSbslla lrSRSSGis wooiston.
Clinton and Alice Blackwell,
aasorEs; ascsE;.t and d. Butler t6I, HESos' H,s \.
Sidney ssGss"a and dno osstsaSe MsuS t5all oiVlnss.
Willie and Mary Jackson.
James and Dorothy Lewis.
Joseph and May Robinson.
Nsltsfs NStalhiss snS ana 6SISerissi olHS Sissir Wood,
William and Aldene Moore.
Ths%as EEsasi, InS aSd Nfirsl yirsslhtsH MHlsR Nance.
sHhatIsS and and ssiHl,s fRSplfii fRStplfiisnyder.
R.tG,hnesrt and Lorraine sehInaltE.
Elmer sf% ana a. winiirssd MHfs SlS1iifthh.' snith..'
isrold and Helen fRRginbpson.
hrIstopssf ffnItG hHa aa RSFOths ifs SSsl.sA Ss Alta
IlOyd, and Belly Biowns.
fathn:;ss ftn;sS1 sns sa$ Ses.I.yi. S:IH!IiE ksaHtS k.nits
William and Ruth MSKlfistsf.
eIiEtSS etIhiEtS5a sha ma hMIidit,sd hMfidsi,sd 44Ssfssr.
GIRLS
Billie and Elizabeth Sexton,
Paul and ,dFRee. etsdleF,
David ana Maxine Tau
esTigFlss' snS aIf fslssl fsAlssssllV%S V%aElSSslel:syG. ElSSlelsyG
Theodore. and 'Vlfainla Wilson.
SSmes 3Saa SaS aad. N9sssseef hISSsSksy,
Nelson aud Flefeneg Dorsey,
Raymond and Ann dFRY,
Ernest and ksFeeR. 5ovnef,
John and MAgHie MypTk
Clifton and Gladys RlGe,
James and LAldQnie WNkhihsteA,
MaTEln, ~ 4 ,ena EIiES6sth sIlliysn'
R%EaSSS!. R%E$aESsSsSs! ::ssS fSisssSGsSss 1ESISIisn,
SsSsS SSp.,' snS ma ks,ha wpbIsl.
EtpS apS dsrsldlhs Rsn
lohn and RsbapSa Mpere,
EssssSSsSSi1 spS ysta. rbIVIES:t,
HObefI ahd Lillian Williams,
Evening star., 1952-02-28

Teens 0 95 and $495 One and two piece styles
crepes aes taeas good color
ment In sizes to and S79S
Evening star., 1952-02-28
War Mothers 70 Meet

The State Chapter of the Amer.
ican War Mothers will get to.
gether for O meeting and card
party at 7 pm. tomorrow In the
home Of Mrs. Edith Krautlet
president, 4l26 Military road NV
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Budget Dresses-Fifth Floor
Miakae1 hAd WhnaaA,a kfnhA IA ais IA

dresses Of ay0n crepe ribbed fayon fae and Faye tsss
aie tailored types dfesy styles black navy beige foyai
brown green aqua purple Broken slses 10 10 30 and i6
W0men's Dresses-sec0nd Floor
-W0menh 30 20 sSeeb Dresses Basic types with self tton
ana velvet trims dFessy styles IN Fayeh aEeta lace ana
eFepe combinations some beaded trims black royal purple
gFey IN sizes l4A 10 22A and 80 10 A. 6ik
s-WemeRs eS 70 Meeb Dresses Black purple green and
wine Fayeh eFepes with bead aeta and color trims, few
evening wraps Sizes 10 TO A and l4A 10 90 GO ana 0aS
WemeRh sa4b 10 SOFAS Dresses One OF kind Fayon eFepes
one ana two piece styles with velvet color and self peated
Evening star., 1952-02-28

Fine shoes blue red calf platform sandals: medium
heel black suede pumps tan calf low heel spectators tan
cali low heel oxfods some opera pumps In black lace with
high and medium heels. ~
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Ii womem's S14s 10 S17S Furred Goats. AI2S

Fltted ana DON styles IN F0fshahh JullaFd 0kbFldGe
ana Ahal6 W00eis Silver F0E elbow cuffs, black dyed
Persian lamb cape collars deep cuffs and sleeve panels
Beaver cellars ehd es black wine, purple beige grey
slHes i6s 10 e9(S, "
Evening star., 1952-02-28

ment In sizes to SIS and S79S
Budget sports-street Floor
l7S SS and sSsS BOuses Nyions In prints rayon crepes
trimmed collars and fronts; white and pastels sizes %
" 49, $3.50 and $3.50
Underwear Shop-Second Floor
$295 Rayon jersey Pettlcoats blue pink white: sizes S
SssS NylOn ot Panes famous make permanent peated
. . . Sl9S
SS95 Nyon Bras brand white and navy 80 to 80
SS kayon Jersey Gowns assorted styles and coors broken
co. p ' WAL ssS9
MsS Nylon TrIcc Slips, petite Sizes white 1895
sS to sS Knitted Pajamas balbrggan brushed pastel
sSc SOC RayOn jersey trimmed briefs 2 for 81
sssS and SSsS Paamas cotton chas cotton prints sizes %
sSS FIannelette Pajamas apple print; small medium
Ss95 FanneIette Paaas Size 4o in assorted prints
1895 and SASS Fannelette Shoe Gowns red and prints 05
S595 NyIOn Crepe Gowns
@ Ps1 on ss sss ws'ef 81 to bsc mink and white
sSS Pedtrx Nylon Petticoa small medium and large sizes
1895 and s5e5 Rayon TaHeta BouHant PetticOats
1886 Evening and srsp,s slps white broken
Negligee Shop-Fourth Floor
S2S5 Neggees Plaid rayon aeta zppered hostess
gowns rayon gabardine double breasted printed cotton
quilted hostess gowns with low neck few chais bed
sa Robes and Gowns Classic wool robes rayon af
feta hostess gowns satin robes with mrabou trim on
neck and sleeves pastel checked rayon quilted hostess
SssSS5 LounSng psjsmas with rayon MORE unc jacket over
rayon satin Sacks sizes 10 TO "A
COrsets-SecOnd Floor
sOOb Oirde Nyon taea nyon satin and rayon iastex In
ana 10 inch iengths sizes 10 10 s2 Mpped and puii-on
10 and sess Foundations No .ass nyan :. ana ,sSs S
eluded broken sissS and ooofs 80. ~. : .seos
Db BFassieFes Ray0h satin with net Ryen cotton bras only
t two OF style few sFapless iheluded sizes 90 10 30
IN nude black and white sr................,,.. el0S
Bridal Sal0n--Seventh Floor E
group Of our better wedding geWns
dFastleaiy reduced for eleaFaneeI
aiab pure silk satin Bridal 00Wns ---.-. - aAH
lst esb Bridal dewns In chantiy lace and satin eeE.
e4eeh 70 saReb Bridal Gowns saS a III
gFeup sleA 70 eseaS BFdeamaidf Dresses and FoFmas
neludhg M length ana baleFinas velvea end nets Eay0n
taetasi mostly small sizes % seO
Evening star., 1952-02-28

20 WOlheh's EBy.y6, EyB.75 and yIIO
Furrcd Goats 96tl
Fitted and box styles with silver FOX black dyed
shawl e0lHfs black dyed Persian Fisher dyed Fitch and
Beaver Ascot eollars Beaver collars and euhs grey
Persian collars Jullafd Botany and Mlkeh hhe WOOL
ems IN navy, black wine aupe afty green and brown
Sizes iata 10 sata,
Evening star., 1952-02-28

plus Fed. tax
ClOves-Street Floor
Pars W S6 Gloves Velvet poodle CLOTH nylon lace AID
uouoIe woven cottonS sortieS long lengths: black
brown navy lime dacia and grey sizes 9 to Nv go Sc
O-Pars S Gloves Double woven handsewn coos in shorte
aho 4-nutton length clamo orchid, dacia green and
o"e' sizes 70 IN 81
@O-Pairs S Wool Angora and Mtts Black white
green pink blue and yellow SOC
Handbags--Street Floor
SL9 Beaded Velvet Bags Navy in box and clutch
e'S'es $3S6 plus Fed
Leather Clutch Bags with fabric cover Of another color:
TWO oass III ohe' ---r-~.-- ---- $3.50 plus Fed tax
ass saddle Leather Tailored Bags the big roomy kind in
HOsiery-Street Floor
o 80 and S65 Nyon Stockings discontinued coors makes
TINS price possible! You'll recognize the brand
names When you see them Dark light colors are in
TINS group OF 81 and IS 49, 20 denier hose
Moy short but there proportioned medium and
ta lengths sizes 8 to 1h but not every every
style color .--------- 2 pair for sI "a
$S Cotton slipper sox cotton knit uppes with
sttcned cotton padded soe coors Sizes 100
$3.50 Nylon slipper SOx. Comfy nyon uppers with nylon
padded soles In gay coors washable of course Mems
"omens ana Junior
ShOes-FOurth Floor
APar sSDS to S595 Shoes Discontinued styles one or two
pair OF SyleI Mostly dress shoes In high and medium
heels some flats In muti-coor and few casuals ...W
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Open
this
EveniMe
hiii
9 PM.

Fur C0aIs-Jaekeis. Capes, sCaFfs-Ihrd FloOr
Al Prices INCLUDE red FaR
-AiA Natural Ranch Mink seaF skin 800
I-SlH Natural wild Mink Scarf skin 400
a-ee Mou1eN Dyed lamb ToppeFh sses H. 10 100
$50 Black Dyed Persian Paw COah sizes and 10 -,GI
l-AsAs Wheat shade MuAkVat Cape
s-saN Natural Baum MAVsn soaVs skin -------.-.-slaa
l-ss0O Siberian Dyed Squirrel Jacket
l-eaeS Natural shsaFed Beaver Topper se
l-NN Black Dyed RFOadta Persian Lamb Cape -----SSM
l-sS4 Le.ou Dyed China Mink Cape
l-SSSa Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coat $3.50
l-SsaO Ranch Mink Cape Stole
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-09
FOR RENT

FOR rent, room on second floor for 1
or 2 working people, share bath and
downstairs. Ii. 1896.
ROOM in private home for employed
gentleman or lady, car lines 80 and
%. PO. 1-0518.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-09

handle" whereas the Pioneers were
operating smoother than expected.
The students are buzzing around
the Shaw corridors this week be-
cause of word received from Euclid.
Out thatway the Panther's root
ers are preparing for "the burial of
the Cardinals" with a bonfire to
illuminate the ceremonies. It's
homecoming night at Euclid and
the bonfire and such is included on
the pre-game program.
Although the Pioneers swarmed
all over the Shaw goal line last
Friday, the general attitude among
the Cardinal gridders seems to
be that it was a mistake. Except
for two boys, Doug Jones and Bill
Hopkins, the Pioneers were about
on par with our lads. Which
brings to mind the fact that Euclid
has big and burly Don Vicic who is
billed as the finest high school
back in the district" He's the boy
the Cards will have to watch on
Friday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-09
Wuertz LEADING
Exchange Bowling

Off to a good start are the twelve
teams in the East Cleveland Ex-
change Club bowling league which
holds forth Thursdays at the
Twentieth Century Lanes. The top
ten bowlers have but an eight point
difference.
Wuertz Hardware is leading
with Is wins to losses up to to-
night, with Diamonds Mems Shop
at their heels with 14-6 score.
Individual High Single Game
Wheeler, 254; Siverdis, 246; Hazen,
242.
Individual High Three Games
Wheeler, 646; Stobbe, 631; Man
ming, 622.
Team High Single Game-Kraus-
CHAR & Hunt Co., 1910; Diamonds
Men Shop, 991; Troescher Insur-
ance, 983.
Team High Three Games -
CHAR & Hunt Co., 2784; Troescher
Diamonds Men Shop, 2818; Kraus-
Insurance, 2758.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-09
Camp Fire
Doings

During the Community Fund
Campaign, October goth to Both,
the Camp Fire girls will wear Red
Feathers to show that Camp Fire
is a service of the Greater Cleve-
land Community Chest.
Many new Camp Fire and Blue
Bird groups are starting now that
school is well under way, and sew
eral new leaders have joined the
Leaders Association. The member
ship has increased so much in the
Association that they have had to
find a new meeting place. The
East Cleveland Branch of the
YWCA at 14635 Euclid ave-, is be-
ing kind enough to let them have a
room. The meetings will be held
on the first Thursday of each
month.
New leaders are: Mrs. Frank
Holzheimer, 1852 Terrace rd.;
Mrs. Stanley Thorne, 14715 Elder
wood; Mrs. James Higgins, 14679
Elderwood; Mrs. Allen Richter,
15345 Plymouth pl.; Mrs. Raymond
Kifer, 1924 Hayden; Mrs. Herbert
Markowitz, 1870 Potomac; Mrs
Leo Weiland, 14309 Mayfair; Mrs.
William Somers, 14623 Ardenal;
Mrs. A. 0. Boufford, 145O8 Savan-
nah, and Mrs. A. Kocur, 1910 North
Lockwood.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-09
Shaw High Offers
Dutch Art Exhibit
At Open House

Have you ever wondered what
people in European countries study
in school? The teachers and STU
dents at Shaw are finding out
first-hand through a collection of
Dutch art work and hand-craft on
display at the school. The exhibit
is part of an exchange which Mr..
Holderbaum's art classes made
with The Eerste Vrijzinnig Chris
telijk Lyceum, high school in the
Hague, Netherlands.
The idea for this exchange of
student art work was advanced by
Miss Elleke De Bruijn of Holland,
who is studying at Western Re-
serve on a Fulbright Scholarship.
Miss de Bruijn talked with the art
classes at Shaw and answered
questions about the Dutch school.
The exhibit, which hangs in the
old building corridor at Shaw, will
be on view until Friday, October
Gts IL COIlIolio ChciIlEICo VI III a =
ing and paintings, woodwork and
needlework. The work was done by
the twelve to eighteen year age
group, which would correspond to
our combined junior and senior
high schools.
The Dutch school, curriculum
wise, seems to be somewhat like
the Shaw High School of twenty
five years ago. A good deal of i'm
protance is gwen to the languages
and to other courses which pre-
pare students for university train
ing. Latin and Greek are offered
for students who find the usual
fare of Dutch, English, French and
German not too challenging.
You'll enjoy the show. Come
and see it at the Shaw Open
House, on the evening of Thurs
day, October 23rd.
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It's Shuw's Turn
VIM Eucid's S
To Lose> Friday

Shaw Highs football Cardinals
will defeat Euclid's Panthers
when the two teams clash in
Lake Erie League contest tomor-
row night (Friday) at Euclid
Stadium.
This is not a prediction-it will
happen, IF.
And for sure IF will
have a lot to do with the first
paragraph. What we mean is that
IF the two rivals continue true to
form, there will be no doubt as to
the outcome of Fridays game.
Both squads have followed
similar pattern - although a bit
different. And it isn't as confusing
as you might gather.
Starting off the season, Shaw
ripped strong Toledo Libbey
team, 1919, then the Cards were
grounded by Collinwood 21-0 only
to bounce back and fly high over
Maple Heights, 44-6. Then came
Elyria's Pioneers last Friday and
the Cards were de-feathered, $50.
That made it win-lose-win-lose. So
naturally, it's wins" turn this
week. Maybe
Making it even less complicating
Ton paper) is Euclid's record. The
Panther's opened by dropping an
1913 decision to Canton Lincoln,
followed by a 33-6 conquest by the
Euclid Panthers over the Ashta-
bula Panthers and then Lakewood's
Rangers Gagged Coach Sparky Di-
Biasio's crew, 10. Last Friday
Parma's Redmen were mauled by
the Euclidites, Ais. Thus making
it lose-win-lose-win - for Euclid.
So naturally, it's loses" turn this
week. Maybe.
See what we mean, but of course,
anything can happen in high school
football and usually does.
The Cardinals are not as bad as
the $50 defeat administered by
Elyria. For some reason or other,
the Cards just couldn't find the
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Service
Clubs

East Cleveland Rotary will re-
ceive an official call from Cover
nor Charles n. Naylor on October
22nd and that evening will attend
the charter installation for the Bed
ford club. Lakewood is sponsoring
the new club.
Today noon Louis B. Seltzer,
eeditor Of the Cleveland Press is
speaking at the East Cleveland
High Twelve club. The club meets
at the Shore Country club. Mr..
Settlers topic is "Reaping the
Whirlwind."
East Cleveland Lions Club will
hear Anthony A. Rutkowski, Law
Enforcement Chief of Ohio as their
October 14th speaker. Mr. Rutkow-
ski will speak on the enforcement
of the liquor and game laws in
Ohio.
Eighteen-year-old Frederic A.
Youngs jr., of Baton Roguee, La,
International President of Key
Clubs will be the speaker at the
October 10Th East Cleveland XII
wants meeting. Mr.. Youngs will
discuss Key Club, regular junior
service club wherein its members
work within their own high school
as a club serves its community
Present also will be Key Club lead
ers from this area. Key Club is
a Kiwanis sponsored project, to
foster community interests.