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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-27
Slovaks Repulse
Try To Destroy
Marian Shrine

VIENNA - (Radio, NC) - A
group of communists tried to de
stroy a historic Marian shrine in
Slovakia, one of the most staunchly
Catholic areas of Czechoslovakia,
according to reports here.
Located near Bratislava. the
shrine is that of Our Lady of Maria
tai, which is regarded as one of the
most beautiful of its kind in Eu-
rope, and has been a cente of
Catholic devotion since early in
the 18th century.
The reports stated that the COM
munist intruders sought to demol-
ish the shrine and carry off the
image of the Virgin, but were re
pulsed by alerted Catholics.
A voluntary guard of Catholics
was subsequently organized to pro
tect the shrine from possible fur
ther attacks, the report added
This has been the third attack on
Mariatal since 1949, when the
shrine became the target of bit
ter communist propaganda cam
paign.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-27
Admiral Loses
To 5 Daughters,
Enters Church

TOKYO-(NC) - One of Japan's
most distinguished navy officers
has been received into the Catholic
Church. He Is 84-year-old Vice Ad-
miral Kazuvoshi Yamaji. who was
a staff officer during the Russo
Japanese war of 1905 and served at
one time as personal attendant to
Emperor Taisho, father of the pres
ent ruler.
Referring TO the fact that four
of his married daughters and their
families are Catholics, while a fifth
daughter. Shizuko, last summer
made her final vows as a Religious
in the Hahldmaids of the Sacred
Heart. the admiral said:
Il have lost an engagement to
my family. Mv only regret is that
they did not win it years ago"
Admiral Yamaii was instructed
by Father Anthony Colussi Of the
Salesian Church here and was
baptized by Canadian-born Bishop
Louis Prosper Durand 0.F.M.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-27
Women Urged
To Be Active
In Public Life

COLOGNE-(NC)-At q meeting
marking the golden jubilee Of the
German Catholic Women's League.
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged
greater participation Of women in
public life In order to halt the
trend toward the dehumanization
Of society. He said that the drift
toward a mass" society and the
problem Of how to help families
are the two issues foremost in his
mind.
His Eminence Josef Cardinal
Frings, Archbishop of Cologne,
Archbishop Aloisius J. Mueneh,
Nuncio to Germany. and many
leaders Of German Catholic life at
tended the meeting, which was pre-
sided over by DR.. Mariana Puen-
der, president of the Women's
League. The organization embraces
about 1,20O Catholic women's
groups with 250.OO0 members. Rep
resentatives of Catholic women in
the communist-ruled Eastern Zone
of Germany and from several for
eign countries we're present
Cardinal Frings, who offered
PontifiesI Mass in Cologne ca.
thedrai for the women, pointed
out in q sermon that the Church
grants far-Teaehing liberty to the
Iaify-bofh men and women-fo
organize itself under various
forms. He said that the Church
has always upheld the equality
Of men and women before divine
law and has thus during the CEN
turies paved the way toward the
/ justified emancipation of women.
The Cardinal said that the Won
ems League is the legitimate rep
resentative of Germany's Catholic
women and he thanked the organ
ization for the valuable services
rendered to the Church during the
past half century. The league
which has its headquarters ir
Cologne, is affiliated with various
international Catholc women's or
CARNATIONS.
The league maintains its owr
homes and hospiees in a number
of German cities where it carries
on its varied activities. such a:
aid for working women, training
of social workers and operating
kindergartens. Both married anf
unmarried women representative
of all social groups are among it
members.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-27
Motion Pictures Classified

Class B-obieetionable in Part
An Ashore. Arena, Appointment in
Bal Tabarin, Big Heat. Big Night,
Bomba and the Jungle Girl.
Captive Women City Beneath the Sea,
CITY That Never Sleeps, Come Back Little
Sheba. Counterfeiters. -,
Decameron Nights, Doomed, Duel With
out Honor.
East OF Sumatra.
Face to Face, Fear and Desire. For
hidden Games, Fiamme Sulla Lagune
Flight to Tangier, From Here to Eter-
nifty.
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
Here Comes the Girls. His Last Il
Hours. Hoodlum, The, House Of Ihous-
and Women.
L. the Jury.
Kiss Me Kate.
Limelight. Luxury Girls.
Man Behind the Gun, Man With My
Face. Mesa of Lost Women, Mogambo
Niagara. Night Without Sleep. 80 River
Street.
O. X. Nero. One Big Affair. One
Girls Confession. Operation Secret,
Overcoat.
Paris Model, Pickup on South Street,
Presidents Lady, Problem Girls.
Sslome. Sangaree. Sea Devils, Serpent
of the Nile, Siren of Bagdad, Slight Case
of Larceny. A South Sea Woman, Stolen
Face, Strange Deception, Strange Fascina-
tion. Strange Witness, System.
Take Me To Town. Thy Neighbor's Wife,
Two Cents worth of Hope.
Wells of Bagdsd Volcano.
Walking My Baby Back Home, Water
front Women, Women They A m o t
Lynched. Women in Question.
You. For Me.
Class C-Condemmed
Bandit, The (Italian) Behind Closed
Shutters, Blue Angel. Bullet for Stephano.
A Carnival in Flanders, Dedee, Devil in
the Flesh DEVILS Sleep, Flesh Will Sur
render Utalianl. It's Forever Springtime,
Jungle Stampede, just Big Simple Girl,
La Ronde, Lovers of Verona, Manon,
Marie du Port, Merry Chase. Miss Julia.
Nom and Dad. Moon Is Blue, The; No
Orchids for Miss Blandish. or Love and
Bandits, oh. Amelia Paris Nights, Paris
Waltz, The; Room Upstairs. Royal Affair,
A !; Rozina, the Love Child Sacred Latuka,
Scandal of the Clochemerle. Seven Deadly
Sins, Sinners, She Shoulda Said No. Story
of Bob and Sally, The; Strange Triangle.
Street Corner. StroHers, Thrill That Kills.
Times Gone By, Ways of Love. Wench,
The: Young and Damned.
Separately Classified - Martin Luther,
contains theological and historical ref
erences and interpretations that are un-
acceptable to Catholics.
Sheep this listing for future referenes.I
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-27

Following is a list Of motion pictures
reviewed and classified by the National
Council of the Legion of Decency.
Class A-seetion I-Unobiectionabie
for general patronage.
Abbott and Costello Meet Or. Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde, All American.
Bandits of the West. Big Jump.
Bright Road.
Caddy, Calamity, Conquest of Cochise,
Crazylegs, Cruel Sea
Fake. Fighting Lawmen. Francis Covers
va Gilbert and Sullivan. Glory Brigade.
Golden Blade. Great Sioux Uprising, Gun
Belt. .--e
island in the SKY, 1t Came From
Outer Space.
Joe Louis Story.
Last of the Pony Riders. Little Boy
Lost, Lone Hand. Louisiana Territory.
Man From the Alamo, Master of
Ballantrae, Melba. Mexican Manhunt, Mr..
Scoutmaster, Murder on Monday, My Heart
Goes Crazy.
Rebel City. Roar of the Crowd Robe,
Rodeo. Royal African Rifles.
Sabre Jet, Saginaw Trail, Sea Around
Us, The; Sea of Lost Ships. Shoot
First, Small Town Girl, So This Is Love,
Steel Lady. Stranger Wore Gun,
Sweethearts on Parade.
Tarzan and the She-Devil, Terror on a
Train. Trail Of the Arrow, Tumbleweed.
War of the Worlds, White Witch
Doctor.
Yesterday and Today.
Class A Section 4 UnObjsctionsble
for Adults.
Actress, All the Brothers Were VAL
All naasrs ArrouhaAd Assassin.
The.
Back TO Gods Country, Band Wagon,
Reggar's Opera, Below the Sahara, Big
Frame. Blueprint for Murder.
Charge at Feather River, China Ven
ture. Cinque Poveri in Automobile. City
Is Dark. The; City of Bad Men, Clipped
Wings, Cow Country, Cry of the Hunted
Dancing With Crime. Donoyan's Brain.
Eltore Fieramosco applicable only to
prints shown in Continetal u. 81
Fast Company. Flame of Calcutta.
Cav Adventure, Gentle Gunman, The ;
Genoese Drsgnet, Glass Web, Greatest
Love. Gun Fury.
Man in the Dark Maze. Miss Robin
son Crusoe, Mr.. Denning Drives North.
Nebrasksn. Night Without Stars, No
Escape
Perilous Journey. Plunder of the Sun,
Pony Express. Private Eyes.
Queen of Shebs.
Sailor of the King. Shark River,
Singing Taxi Driver, Something Money
Can't Buy. Stalsg IL. Sun Shines Bright,
Sword and the Rose.
Take the High Ground, Thunder Bay.
Torch Song. Train of Events, Trents
Last Case. Tromba, Tropic Zone, Trouble
Along the Way.
Vendetta di Una Piazza. Vice Squad.
Vicki.
Young Caruso.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-27
PTA NOTES

MT. VERNON - The St. Vincent
De Paul PTA meets regularly on
the second Monday of the month
in the school cafeteria at 7:30 pm.
A Christmas program will high
light the Dec. Ia session, with the
feature spot going to the Elks GIee
Club under the direction of Renee
Valley.
Mrs. Dale White is president of
the group this year, and other of
ficers include Carol White, vice
president; Mrs. Densil Lower, sec
retary, and Mrs. William McDon-
ough, treasurer.
Committee chairmen at the pres.
ent time are Mrs. Renee Valley,
program; Mrs. Leo 5aldeschwiler,
standing committees; Mrs. Paul
Faut, membership; Mrs. Byron
Sapp, social; Mrs. Woodrow Still.
wagon, historian, and Mrs. Howard
Niggles, publicity.
Lunch at the last meeting was
served under the direction of Mrs
Louis Woodward, Mrs. Chris Swim
gle, Mrs. Byron Sapp and Mrs. Da
vid Gillespie.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-27

Y DENNISON - Forty-six mem
bers of the PCCW of st. Mary's
parish were present at the Novem-
Der meeting when the new Off
sers we're installed. Mrs. Donna
Ross is now president; Mrs. Mary
Dotto, vice-president; Mrs. Martha
Civiello, secretary, and Mrs. Vir-
ania Berni, treasurer.
A covered dish dinner will fea-
tire the Dec. meeting for which
members are to bring a $1.00 ex-
hange gift. The decorating COM
nittee includes Mrs. Sylvia Cush,
Nary Marfisi, Mrs. Irma Scaffidi,
Mrs. Lena Di Guiliano and Mrs.
Martha Civiello.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buechner,
OF st. John the Evangelist parish,
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary on Nov. 26 with a full
div of activities. AFTER renewing
their wedding vows at a High Mass,
tie BuechnerS were honored at a
reception. They have seven child
rn, 27 grandchildren and II great
grandchildren.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-27

lfpUi tsu UH the u1UGCedu ddH1Sf
ence. Mrs. Edward T. Huber gave
a talk on retreats, Mrs. John Du-
gan on parish Christmas activities
and Mrs. Ray Beverly, social ac-
tion.
A social hour and refreshments
followed. Hostesses we're Mrs. W.
r. Martin, Mrs. Albert Merkle and
Mrs. Walter Macken.
st. Leo's Altar Rosary Sodality-
Parish Council held its regular
meeting Tuesday evening in the
school hall.
NEW PHILADELPHIA - The
Altar Society of Sacred Heart par
ish sponsored a card party last
week in the parish hall. Mrs.
Charles Cardani and Mrs. Dallas
HDopingarner were co-chairmen
of the luncheon committee.
j DOVER-Miss Pauline Adams
has been reelected president of
the NCCW at ST. Joseph's par
sh. At a recent joint session
With the parish PTA, Miss Ad-
ans installed these other new
officers of the Meow: Mrs. Les
ter Doutt, Jr., yice-preSident;
Mrs. Louis Lagatta, secretary,
and Mrs. William Marino, treas
urer.
| The two groups honored the
Sisters with a Harvest Shower
at the meeting. Mrs. William
/ Munjas, Mrs. M. A. Baker, Mrs.
/ Daniel Urfer and Mrs. Michael
Seibold were in charge of the
lunch which was served by the
18th and 18th grade mothers.
4 The meow presented a Fash
ion Showcase" at Memorial Hall
last week before 200 persons to
help suggest Christmas gifts.
Miss Adams narrated the show,
which was sponsored for the ben
eft of the convent.
/. Committee chairmen included
Mrs. Charles Casagram, tickets;
Mrs. Robert Tolotti, refresh
ments; Mrs. Louis Lagatta, seen
cry, and Mrs. William E. Ken
nedy, prizes,
/ Mrs. John Schlemmer will be
hostess to the December meeting
of the Blessed Martin Study
Club. "Orations in the Bible"
was the topic of discussion at the
last meeting.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-27

TECHNY, Hl.-(NC)-Poverty is
forcing some seminarians on Leyte
to discontinue their studies. ac-
cording to report received here
at the Mission House of the So
ciety of the Divine Word. Four ty-
phoons and locusts that destroyed
the islands last harvest are fore
ing the large seminary at Tan
auan, Leyte, to operate on an ex-
tremely low budget. Students eat
rice and fish all year round.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-27

LoNDoN-(Ncl-Gerard Eyre.
younger brother of the Earl OF
6ainsborough, has started studying
for the priesthood in Rome, it was
announced here. Mr.. Eyre. a 81
year-old barrister. was educated at
Georgetown, US.A.. and at Oxford
University.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-27

DENNISON - Two films on
safety were shown at the No
vember meeting of the PTA at
st. Mary's. Members of the PTA
groups at Sacred Heart in New
Philadelphia and st. Joseph's in
Dover will be guests at the next
regular session.
The new spaghetti-making ma
chimes have been purchased.
They will come in handy at the
January meeting, at which a
spaghetti dinner is planned.
The PTA recently held a Fam
lily Retreat which started with a
High Mass at IL am, continued
with conferences during the day,
and closed with a Holy Hour.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-27

By Our Correspondents

MILLERSBURG - The Altar and
Rosary Society of St Peters parish
is planning a Christmas party for
the children Of the parish. The
group has started a block Rosary
to be held in the homes of mem
bers once a month. Attendance at
the first meeting was very good
At their last meeting the ladies
sorted and mended clothes to be
sent overseas for relief purposes.
NEW STRAITSVILLE - The
Altar and Holy Name Societies
of st. Augustine parish sponsor
ed a Thanksgiving Bazaar this
past Wednesday in Colonial Hall.
MARION - Reports on the an
nual Diocesan Conference held re.
Gently at Columbus, and on the &C.
tivities of the local council we're
given at meeting of st. Mary
Parish Council, NCCW, last week
in MORA Hall.
Plans also were made for the
parish charity work, including the
annual clothing drive for overseas
relief.
A film, 1.-THE Works of Peace,
depicting the help given refugees
and deportees through Catholic
Aid, was shown.
Mrs. Robert Ramroth, president
The guardian., 1953-10-31

coast hoping to be at Chelsea
Naval Hospital in a few days.
Miss Josephine Collins, advisor
of the Youth Fellowship, at
tended the Malverett Rally in
the Everett First Congre.
Church. Mrs. Olivia Miller is
at Whidden Hospital and her
condition is good. Mr.. Bailey
Epps this past weekend at
tended the Union Baptist
Church, Orange, New Jersey
and visited relatives. The Five
Fold Club had successful cake
sale at Joslin'S. The Esther
Philatheia Glass are present.
ing a Tom Thumb Wedding at
the Parish House on Friday,
Nov. 9Th. The Sunday School
gave Halloween party on
Thursday and Friday nights.
The Vesper Club is giving a
Harvest Supper Nov. 14th at
the Parish House. Regular
church meeting on Nov. 18th
at the Parish House. The Mys-
tic Social Welfare had Guest
Night Monday evening with
Mrs. Satyra Bennett from
Cambridge as guest speaker.
The guardian., 1953-10-31

care of thye church, Sunday,
Octaber 25. Mems Day was well
observed by a large group OF
the men of the Master Helping
League in charge, Mr.. Henry
Kelley, president. A group Of
men sang to the delight of the
fine audience with Mr. Bonhiu
at the organ and director. Mr..
William Hartman of the local
Youth for Christ of Worcester
was the guest speaker. Rev. H.
Benton Harris and Rev. Joseph
Beach of the Pilgrim Congre-
gational Church left Monday
for Cleveland, Ohio, where they
attended the Fourth the Fourth
National Study Conference and
Word Order held at the Cleve-
land Hotel, October 27-30, Rev.
Harris and Rev. Beach were
elected as delegates from the
Social Action Department of
the Worcester Council Of
Churches. The Choir of the
Congdon Street Baptist Church
of Providence will appear in q
Sacred Concert at John Street,
Sunday evening, November 70,
at 7 pm. Mr. Raymond jack
son is organist and director.
This program will be under the
auspices of the Annie E. Latham
Missionary Society, Mrs. Fan
ME Smith, president. Mrs. o.
P. Connor will be guest soloist
Sunday evening, November g.
She will bring delightful eve
ming of Gospel selections we'll
loved by the local audience.
Mr.. William Parker is in City
Hospital. Mrs. Stella Ward is
on the road to recovery and
has been released from City
Hospital. Mr.. John Waller is
doing well at Belmont. Mr.. John
McCorn is at Memorial Hos
The guardian., 1953-10-31
MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Earl w. Lawson, Pastor

Sunday morning the pastor
had a very enlightening SER
mon on the theme "Set for
the Gospels Defense. The pray
meeting led by Unity Club and
Young Missionaries Tuesday
evening. Recently Miss jose
phine Collins received a ser
vice pin for contributing five
years of loyal service to Mass.
General Hospital. The flowers
were donated by Mrs. Eva Sic
gel OF Revere, Mrs. Flossie
ISaacS of Everett, and Mr.. Rich
ard Smith of Everett. Next
Sunday will be All Saints Sun
day; in the afternoon the
church goes. to Brockton, Mes
siah Baptist Church, for the
installation of Rev. Jack Clark.
Deacon's meeting at Chairman
Deac. Guthrie Hodges home
last Tuesday. Mr.. John Collins
and a number of fathers and
sons attended Fathers and
Sons night at Maiden High
School. Mrs. Flossie Isaacs is
enrolled in the Beacon School
of religion. The pastor is
delegate at HoIyoke to the
Mass. Baptist Anniversaries.
The pastor gave the charge
to the church at Mr.. Henry
Brooks ordination at Shiloh
Bapt. Church, w. Medford.
Lewis Sneed, son of Mrs. Ann
Sneed of Everett returned from
Korea and is now on the west
The guardian., 1953-10-31
WORCESTER
JOHN ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
43 John Street
IEnrnnrfnr nInrr

10 uViII HlLtUt
Worcester, Mass.
Rev. H. Benton Harris. Minister
Sunday, October 18, Mrs.
Lille Lemons and Mrs. Ellen
Gum were voted into the MEM
bership of John Street on
Christian Experience. Miss Ethel
Osbie Of Mason Street was vot-
ed to come under the watch
The guardian., 1953-10-31

pital. Let us remember them
all in our prayers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-02

Wednesday, April 9Th, from two
to four o'clock.
This is one of the highlights
preceding the annual Membership
Enrolment week. Miss Mildred
Esgar, executive director of the
Cleveland YWCA, will speak.
Mrs. H. T. Walker, will be as
sisted by Mrs. Robert Humphrey,
Mrs. E. E. Lehman, and Mrs.
James Sneller, members of the
East Cleveland YWCA Advisory
Committee.
The Cafarelli Opera Guild will
hold a meeting, Wednesday, April
9Th at 8 p. m. at the home of Miss
Charlotte Beecher, 2155 bennington
rd., Cleveland Heights.
Mrs. John Garmone, Mrs. Sam
Bordonaro, Miss Cora Kuehn, Mrs.
c. A. Lua and Mrs. V. R. Paolucci
will be assistant hostesses.
A preview of the operas to be
presented by The Metropolitan
Opera Association will Ie nre-
sented by Carmela Cafaralli and
soloists as follows:
Aria from Carmen, Frances
Centa for soprano.
Aria from Don Giovanni, Char
lotte Beecher for soprano.
Aria fror, Don Giovanni, Charles
Masa.
Aria from Rigoletto, Judy Mol
mar for coloratura, soprano.
Aria from Tosca, Therese Gras-
kemper.
The accompanist will be Miss
Ann DiSilvestro of East Cleveland
and Mrs. Joseph 10th of Shaker
Heights.
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Churches

The Woman's Society Of Chris
tion Service of the Church of the
Cross, and The Wesleyan Guild,
will have joint meeting at the
Church, Tuesday, April 7th at
8 p. m. The speaker will be Mrs.
Trygve Hoff, the Christian Social
Relations Secretary of the Metho-
dist North Ohio Conference.
There will be the election of
officers and a social hour; and re-
freshments.
The Woman's Society Of East
Cleveland Baptist Church, will
meet at the church for dessert on
April 7th at 1:30. The speaker
will be Miss Eula Patterson from
Campbell House Neighborhood
S e t e M n t, Campbell, Ohio.
Dresses, blue jeans, underwear and
socks are needed for girls three
years of age and up. Diapers are
also needed for this worthy settle
ment house.
The W.S.C.S. of Windermere
Methodist Church will hold its next
meeting Wednesday, April 8th.
A nursery for the children will
be open at 1915 a. m. and the
business meeting begins at 11:00
a. m. when officers will be elected.
At the same hour a bake sale,
sponsored by Circle No. /, Mrs.
Roy Gilmore, chairman, will be
held at 12:45 p. m. Luncheon will
be served by Circle No. 10, Mrs.
VIM. Giesel, chairman.
Program - DR.. A. E. Brown of
the Civil Liberties Union, will
speak on Modern Challenge to
Civil Liberties"
The Women's Bible Class of
Windermere Presbyterian Church
will meet on Thursday, April 9th
at 800 p. m. in the class room.
The speaker will be Mrs. Lowell
Raymond who was one of the
women Of the Press sponsored club
tour of New York and Washing
ton.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-02
clubs

Club news can be sent to
14600 Euclid ave-, or phoned-
if brief-to PO. 1873. While
the deadline for all news is
500 p. m. Tuesday, it is appre-
ciated when clubs news arrives
no later than Monday.
Kiwanis ladies are meeting Mon
day, April 9th in the home of Mrs.
Homer Alexander, 2025 Lee blvd.
with Mrs. David J. Martinson and
Mrs. Arthur W. Ray as co-hos-
tesses. Mrs. William A. Conrad
will present her prose-painting
talk on New England.
Mrs. William McGrail commit
tee are spending much time in
their kitchens planning for Tues
day, April 14th when as members
of Ola Podrida they will serve a
Spring Smorgasbord. The Smor-
gasbord proceeds will be used to
purchase a wheel chair for pa
tients at the County Nursing
Home, one of the projects Of this
welfare club.
The Smorgasbord will be served
at East Cleveland Woman's Club,
1747 Lakefront ave. at 1890 p. m.
All are welcome.
A gay spring luncheon party is
calling East Cleveland Woman's
Club members to the club house,
Thursday, April 9th. Mrs. R. R.
Stratton is receiving reservations
and Bridge and canasta will be
the afternoon entertainment.
Mrs. Arthur H. Wiley will be
hostess at her home, $500 Fenley
rd.. for the second East Cleve-
land YWCA Membership Tea, Oh
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-02

Gearmain, Wesley Knopf; Eleven
year olds - David Moore, David
Stakich, Parker Mapes.
Twelve-year olds-James STRAIT
ton, James Mancini, James Angle;
Thirteen-year olds-Butch Mang-
us, Bill Morgan, Willard Brown;
Fourteen-year olds-Lynn Dayton,
Tony Massaro, Jim Stakich.
The boys won a 16-inch group
trophy and each boy received a
first place blue ribbon.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-02

Water Music arranged by Hamil-
ton Harty and played by the Lon
don Philharmonic orchestra con-
Quoted by Eduard Van Beinum as
the first number. Concertino for
piano and orchestra by Francaix
has the composer at the piano and
Leo Bonchard conducting the Ber-
lin Philharmonic orchestra. Rach-
maninoff's Symphony No. 2 in E
minor is played by the Minneapolis
Symphony, Dimitri Metropolues
conducting. Escales (Ports of Call)
by Ibert is directed by Arthur
Rodzinski and played by the Phil
harmonic Symphony orchestra Of
New York.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-02
East Cleveland Tops
City-Wide CAGE Meet

East Cleveland YMCA boys cap
tured first place in the city-wide
boys basketball meet held at West
Side YMCA Monday. The activi-
ties were dribbling, lay-up shoot
ing, and foul shooting.
Entering the meet were: Ten
year olds - John Morrison, Dick
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-02
Varied Recordings
On tuesday Program

The evening with music at the
Library on Tuesday evening, April
7th, at 8 o'clock will have Handel's
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n e T e t al o he
COUNTY YPURpos
General nE Welfare
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