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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-14
Flowers Bring Happiness
Throughout Life'S Spon

Flowers are one of Gods great
est and most beautiful gifts TO
man. Almost from the moment we
open our eyes on the world until
we say goodbye, flowers play
major part in b ringing happiness
to us and all mankind.
Did you ever take a walk along
country road early in the morn
ing and see a little dew drenched
wild flower peeping up at you
with a crown of star-studded dew
on its petals?
Did you ever see a wild violet
breaking through a mattress of
leaves in the deep of a forest? Did
you ever put a dark red rose into
the hands of a sweetheat you were
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-14
EorIy Winter

Winter has come upon suddenly
A tang of autumn in the tranquil air
brilliant sunset, and velvet dusk
Enwrapped the earth darkness folded our
Small country town in quiet solitude.
In early hours of night the first large flakes
OF snow descended, fast becoming blurs
Against the arc of street-lights and the ground
Soon disappeared beneath a covering
OF filmy white Tomorrow will reveal
winter motif. Children will awake
A little earlier, and eagerly
win dress themselves in clothing dry and warm
To breath the unprotected, welcome storm
BILLY B. COOP
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-14

too bashful to tell you loved her?
Did you ever stand hopelessly
beside the bier of a loved one and
out of the corner of your eye see
a host of flowers sent by some
one to tell you that God was still
in the heavens, that friendship
and love still lived in this old
world?
Were you ever sick and weary
or afraid, or did the littleness of
man overcome you and then
did you take up a hoe and go out
into the sunshine of the garden
to put a tiny seed into the earth?
These are not the experiences of
the rich. Flowers belong to every
body.-CObb County Times
Marietta, Ga.)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-14

the Vaughn Stan kenton show
the Minneapolis Sunday night 1t Gale Agency
featuring vaudeville acts the congaroos
Kirby fabulous Stump and stumpy and
Teddy Hale
There was almost a capacity the Auditorium 1t
of these concert shows since the
highly entertaining sparsey attended Lionel Hampton
much to look at in the audience as we
did the stage.
For example an alarming dressed Of
paradng down the ases to their seats
planted heads with the young woman Of
their choice at their elbows
1t rather shocks floor of
place walking to their seats with hats on
prize fights it for to keep their hats on
seeking their but then when ladies' are &C
Ompanying them they they enter the auditorium
The of not the only offenders but seems
Afro American chapeau OutnumDered
Other that We remember when
showing Minneapolis there
of the patrons by out
andh behaviour and vulgar language We suffered so much OF that
auditory punishment at concert that finally had to
fuddyduddy but don't think the
chase of ticket entities its owner to spoil the listening and seeing
pleasure of others
Funny how things happen of young
offenders misconduct at the Auditorium concerts
in to months later for recommendation for
good job.
He's appearing with family We wanted in the
recommendation but time picked
remembered his loud foul uncouh language at the
concert and just couldn't bring ouse to giving him our recon-
mendation
the fellow delaying opportunity for other lads
by his uncOuth gutter language and behaviour However he got
job without help happy, since had
sponsbIity kept crossedhOping the fellow
and make good. quite
white fellow employee told gutter
employees the Of his dismissal
youth the Cities We he
catches o o himself
realize that public conduct often is the
only
lie conduct if it bad is really his business long
pleasure
infringe their rights.
We almost write that the
presentation We like Stan Kenton, but his modern
little too much noise and brass We used complain about
bands that almost blew people their Kenon
Sarah Vaughn
k but please from the dssonance the battle of the
like bit of Kenon must be the
Vaughn girl that controls like
| violin 1t weaVed
pictures song gals signing
King Cole the the of the
he held them their responding after
Cole often sounds flat Joe Louis when being
interviewed but when he his enunaon to
these well Coles thrilling
he doesn't neglect his the backing Kirby
the most remarkable the
radio and TV that material
won applause honors approaching the three stars.
The Biggest Show"
black
questionable jokes
| Come again. Gale Agency
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-14
Lonq Lived Li+tIe Livers Live In Leos

1t used to be considered established
that the human body would violently protein
other than that body But
violating that supposed rule in promise
life and maintain happiness by replacing parts
body
One Of researchers has transpaned hooking
into the whose diseased
This hasn't been complete and
fnconed removing posons and
waste materials which otherwise would have patient
And another medical succeeded
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-14
Letters TO The Editor
RENEWS FOR THREE YEARS

Editor Thanks for another splendid
porting This
receiving the paperrs Stee
Minneapolis Minnesota
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-14

restoring sight nearly They
injecting preparation
eyes
The doctors haven't quite people who
exchange parts
their way.-Redding (CaHf) Record Searchight
Evening star., 1952-03-06

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s69. rs and
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Spring
Suits

The new shorter cue jackets the very ndented nip of wostne
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-24
BY Bob Keefer

Play will be suspended in the
East Cleveland Softball League
next week to permit the local teams
to compete in the annual Metro
politan tournament. Tournament
competition will be furnished by
teams representing leagues in Euc-
lid, East Cleveland, Lakewood,
Westlake and Cleveland and games
will be scheduled every night, be-
ginning next Monday, on diamonds
in every section of the Cleveland
area.
Shaw Field fans will be given
the opportunity to see and COM
pare the caliber of other teams as
they compete against the six East
Cleveland entries.
The Teamsters won the tourna-
ment in 1851 and will be one of
the favorites in field which in
cludes several top-notch clubs.
Three local teams will see action
on Monday, two on their home
grounds at Shaw Field. Phillips
Ave. Delicatessen are slated to
meet the Reliable Merchants at
Shaw at 7:45 p. m. while ,Vargo
Weld will tangle with the West
Park Merchants in the nightcap at
900. ]. F. Samson & Sons have
drawn a tough opponent in their
initial tournament test on Monday
with Willoughby Hogan Packards
furnishing the opposition at Me-
mortal Field in Euclid at 7:45.
The Metropolitan tournament is
conducted on single elimination
basis until four teams are left at
which time the remaining quartet
must lose twice before being
eliminated.
The race for the percentage title
in the East Cleveland League has
been narrowed to three teams now
that Phillips Ave. Delicatessen has
been automatically eliminated
from the picture. Favorite Knits,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-24
Open House At
New Business Here

"Open House" was held Friday,
July 11th when William G. H.
Hazel, president of Henderson
Hazel Corporation, greeted visitors
at the new quarters of National
Price Service, 1861 Euclid ave.
The corporation, new to East Cleve-
land was founded over 26 years ago
by Mr.. Hazel to compile and issue
an advisory service for electrical
contractors. 1t is now nationally
known.
Designed and executed by A.
Ellis Hanson, Inc, the building
combines the most up-to-the-minute
ideas in construction and efficiency,
with carefully designed landscaping
serving from the standpoint Of eye
appeal as we'll as utility.
The entire plan exemplifies Mr..
Hazel's belief that personnel is the
key to all successful enterprises
and must be supplied with efficient
equipment as well as carefully
planned work areas" How well this
has been attained in this new home
is reflected in the enthusiasm of
the twenty-odd employees over
their new building.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-24
Little Relief
Sighted For
C|eve|anders

Greater Cleveland is we'll on its
way to break another record .
and one which a Chamber of Com
merce would we'll like to omit. So
far this year the local weather
bureau by July 22nd has marked
UP 23 days with temperatures of 80
degrees or over. The highest pre-
vious heat record was in 1949 when
a total of % days of 80 degrees or
more were recorded, but only Is
of them by July 22nd.
With seven days to go in July
and with all of August's 81 days
yet to come, 1852 may well be on
its way to top the weather list.
A heavy electrical and thunder
storm Monday about $3.50 p. m,
forced the mercury from 92 to Is
in about ten minutes. 1t remained
in the low 70s the balance of the
night but crept back to SO on
Tuesday.
Humidity records are likewise
falling, adding to the discomfort
of the top mercury readings.
A 4600 volt distributor in the
Lake Front ave-, section, north of
the Nickle Plate Railroad tracks
and along Euclid ave-, from Eddy
I'd. to Amherst st., burned out dur
ing Monday evenings storm. About
100 homes were minus power for a
little over an hour.
Local current was off again be-
tween 5 and 6 o'clock Wednesday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-24
Baseball Clinic At
Gordon Park Friday
Free To All Boys

A free baseball clinic for boys of
this area will be held at Gordon
Park, Diamond No. 4 tomorrow at
noon. Conducting the clinic will be
AL Rosen and Bob Lemon, Cleve-
land Indian stars who will per-
sonally teach participants how to
improve their batting, pitching
and fielding and in addition will
answer questions about baseball.
Sponsoring the clinic are the
manufacturers of Star-Kist Tuna
Fish and in order to participate
all that has to be done is to go to
your neighborhood grocer and fill
out the special Star-Kist coupon.
Attach one Star-Kist Tuna label,
any color, to this coupon and de-
posit them in the special box at
the store before the day of the
clinic so you are eligible for the
prizes, which are Is autographed
baseballs nd 10 pairs of box seats
to a Cleveland Indian home game.
Remembey you need the ticket
and label to win a prize but you
don't need them to attend the
clinic,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-24
.SoftbaI Tournament
Hats Local League
Games Temporarily

Teamsters and Samson & Sons are
staging a neck-and-neck scramble
with the Knits holding a slight
edge on a 9-3 record at this writ
ing. The Teamsters were odds-on
favorites to finish the season on
top after winning their first six
league games with very little
trouble. However, they took an
unexpected ,nose-dive in losing
their next four and will have to
stage a strong comeback to gain
the percentage banner. Samson &
Sons were sailing along on three
game winning streak which in
cluded 10, victories over both the
Knits and Teamsters when they
ran afoul of a scrappy Vargo Weld
club and dropped 210 verdict.
Vargo seems to enjoy the role of
the league spoilers. Managed by
Fred Lima, pint-sized shortstop
who strongly resembles Phil Riz-
zuto, the Welders have won only
five games but three of them have
been against the top teams-Knits,
Teamsters and Sansons. Their
most recent upset came against the
Sansons Tuesday night when a
two-run homer by Center Fielder
John Popelmayer broke up a pitch
ers' battle between Cookie Choj-
nowski and Gene SOFA. The be-
spectacled SOFA has won all five
Of the Vargo entries in the victory
column and his business-like, we'll
hammered attitude has made him
popular favorite with teammates
and opponents alike.
Phillips Ave. Delicatessen, who
won the percentage championship
in 1851, were mathematically elm
mated when they dropped two
straight shutouts to the Favorite
hHlIS dliu lSdliiolSISs AllC IlllIpo
nine collected only three runs on
eight hits in their last three games
and their weakness at the plate has
prove disastrous all season.
Every. player on the starting team
is hitting below .250 and Manager
Chuck Thomson has made several
changes in the lineup but to no
avail.
League competition is scheduled
to be resumed on August 4th but
the schedule may have to be
changed if two or more Of the East
Cleveland teams wind up in the
semi-finals in the Metropolitan
tournament. Playoffs will probably
get under way during the third or
fourth week in August.
Only three of the forty-five
games scheduled at Shaw Field to
date have been postponed because
of rain in what has been the driest
season on the local diamond for
many years.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-24

water Creek and the Mosquito
Creek Reservoir are good ex.
amples. Probably best of all for
the musky is Shade River in
Athens and Meigs County. which
has been a iiberalized stream
since 1946.
The Portage Lakes near Akron.
Lake Erie and some of the Mus.
kingum Conservancy lakes have
northern pike. Live bait and arti-
ficials will take Ohio muskys and
pike.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-24
Service Clubs

The Tuesday, July 29th meeting
of the East Cleveland Lions Club
gives way to the golf party the
following day at Boston Hills
Country Club. Teeing off time is
100 p. m. and members desiring to
remain for dinner are making
reservations with Norman Thomp-
son, GIL. 1-2285.
"Inside Radio" is the topic on
which John Lewandowski will
speak when introduced to East
Cleveland Kiwanis next Monday
noon. The speaker is a member OF
the Garfield Heights Kiwanis Club
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-24

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kott,
1880 Roxbury rd., a boy, Daniel
j. Kott, on July 9Th.
Twin sons were born on July
10th to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Zarem-
ba, 14715 Terrace I'd. The boys have
been named Steven and Michael
Zaremba.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Donald E.
Wolfgram, 14627 Strathmore ave.,
son, Steven James, July 18th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-24

In recent years. Ohio fisher.
men have discovered that it is
not necessary to go far into the
Canadian bush to catch northern
pike and muskellunge.
There are many spots in Ohio
where big muskys are being
caught. Sunfish Creek, a tribu-
tary of the Scioto in southsrn
Ohio: the Muskingum River and
its tributaries. such as Wills
Creek: Grand River: Big Still
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-24
CEREBRAL PALSY

CEREBRAL PALSY
The Ladies Auxiliary to East
Cleveland Post 1900, V.F.W is CIV
ing card party Wednesday eve-
ming, July 30th,, in the Post Hall at
19403 Euclid ave. There will be
prizes and refreshments.
All the proceeds will be given for
treatments for 3-year-old Kenneth
Mcdowell, a cerebral palsy victim.
For reservations, call Mrs. Edith
Wise, chairman, Nv. 1-4303.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
SERVICE STATION
ATTENDANTS

Full or part time, good pay, lge. serv-
ice station yseatlons With
PERSHING ESQ, $500 N. Pershing
DIR. OW. 1907. go
SHEETMETAL MEN. for insulation
and laying out duct work. Expert
enced. Apply in person, $40 D ST..
SHEET METAL WORKER. LIST class.
permanent work. FISHER AND
BELL. rear 1929 P st. NV. NO.
SHEETMETAL-shop layout man;
steady work, top wages. DAY
BROTHERS, GALS Blair I'd. NV. 49,
SHOE SALESMAN-Good. steady po-
sltion. GOLDEN SHOE STORE. 1925
9TH st. NV. lis
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced: for
family store WI. 1907. --22
SHOEMAN. % to 40. for assistant
manager'S position, must be exper-
fenced and bondable; excellent SAL
airy plus. Apply in person, 652
Penna. ave. Sc --21
SHOESHINE BOYs-Please apply in
person. BLUE FLAME VALET. $40
F ST. NV lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
HELP WOMEN

CLERICAL ASSISTANTS. two. with
knowledee of comptometer desirable
but not nee, to work in auditing
dept Pleasant working conds., D.
day, 40-hr. wk; many company
benefits. Inmed. discount on pur-
chases. Apply Personnel Office,
SEARS ROEBUCK d. CO, 1900 Wis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
MAIL AND INFORMATION CLERK

interesting hotel work. liberal CO.
DEMENT'S: exper. not nee; 7:30-4
pm: daily, Apply employment office,
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL, 200
Woodley I'd NV
white man to take full charge OF
all general maintenance repairs anC
supervision of ianitors In large
southeast apartment project MUS
understand operation of oil burners
ceive salary of $500 per mo p1Is
a, modern 1-bedrm. apt Please re.
ply, giving complete resume of ex.
perience for the past years. 30,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
ROUTE DRIVERS

Five days, paid vacation, group in
surance, perm. employment; high
school education; age n to 20.
Apply III person, transp. dept; after
8 am. Monday.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.
1901 East-West Hwy. Sill Spg.. Md.
ROUTEMAN. ambitious married man
Tor established dry cleaning route !.
$40 per week guarantee; opportunity
for real sales minded person. Apply
lies Georgia ave, Wheaton, Md,
or call LO. 5-3131. is
ROUTE MAN for dry cleaning plant;
excel: salary with commission. Ap.
ply in person WHEATON VALET,
11447 Ga. ave. 30
ROUTE SALESMAN - Nationally
known retail coffee and grocery
company has an opening for a mar
on an established route; this position
| oherS 81 weeks year security; eX.
cellent opportunity for advancement
| plus liberal pension plan: man mus,
be 26-4o years of age. have Al ref.
erence and be married; We furnist
car and pay expenses on same. Cal
COOK COOFFE CO.. CO. 9596 fol
APPOINTMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
HELP MEN

MAN WANTED-International Cor
respondence Schools has opening in
washington for an aggressive, cap
able representative. Excellent OPP
portunity, compensation, salary.
commission, and bonus. Automobile
and Al references required. For
personal interview, phone ME. 1865.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-virgin
once has opening for ambitious
salesman. Some experience pre-
TERED: For particulars call REALTY
IWN ~ ESD 23l7 Wilson. Arl.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
SALES ENGINEER

National concern requires salesman
lngton, D. C.. and western Mary
commis sxead esr Ha rn5pnd salar
penSeS., Prefer man % to 40. col
lege education with some chemical
OF, engineering background desir-
aple. Practical experience OF knGwl-
eoee OF industrial processes of in
terest in lieu of college education.
Box Hos. Star. 20
cational salesman wanted BY :}S-
year-old school. Must have late
model car. Loads of bona fide leads
our men can earn $3.50 weekly and
over IN commission. Write, include
TioN, inc. 800 S. Eth street ie9 Mn Min.
neapolis 5. Minnesota is
SALESMAN. established wholesale
route; good pay with opportunity for
Mr., Ford, BLOSSOM BREAD Il "a 20
sAL Is blinds; -, expe-
rlenced only, with car: unusual op-
portunity; salary $50 wk plus COM
m emor4ing o GaN o'' $500 Fri. Sat.
exper. in mems cloth
ing, Good salary. perm. pos; Won
oer1ul change for advancement. Ap-
Ply 70 MT. Kaye bet. o-6 pm daily
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO. 7O3
Ith st. NV. 90
SALESMAN. experienced: general re-
tan store; also man for evenings
and Saturdays. CAPITOL SURPLUS,
1909 H st. ne. 81
SALESMAN--Young man to learn
selling in local jewelry store, age 81
70 20, neat and ambitious; oppor-
tunity for advancement; desirable
worrying conditions. Call GAIT g.
BRO; INC. DI. 1924, Mr.. Edwards
SALESMAN-Excelle opportunity
Tor right man. Over average earn
lnes; A good future with permanent
employment. State qualifications in
frSt letter. Box 64-V. Star. Ia
SALESMAN in boys clothing and
furnishings dept exper. necessary;
sood starting salary and comm.
vacation with pay. Apply in person.
1DA'S DEPT. STORE, 56Ol Georgia
ave. NV Do
SALESMAN-Part time, opportunity
10 earn 500 weekly or more in your
spare time. Call RA. 3ll2. ~
SALESMAN for retail liquor store.
Pleasant conditions, good pay; don t
phone. 1851 Bladensburg I'd ne.
10 .