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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

44O1 NEW YORK AVE. NE.
FURNITURE Statesmen. good salary
and commission; all-year position;
Washington, D. c. and Sc Glebe
I'd. Arlington, Va.
GARDENER and all-around man.
steady position, nice cond.. live-in.
References. 10. 5-0s72. 10
GAS STATION ATTEND, expr. wash.
lube, tire repair. BEN'S ST. CLAIR,
Ga6; ave. at Kennedy st. RIA.
GENERAL LEDGER BOOKKEEPER-
Full charge; with credit experience:
E TdS o store; excellent salary. Write
GROCERY CHECKER. with wholesale
handwriting. stating experience,
Star. "a
GROCERY HELPER. colored, with
some experience; drivers license
necessary; steady position. Apply
1853 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
HAIR STYLISH. must be expert. full
y RaE 'n HoF tHll0" BEAG PFst'FE So
HARDWARE CLERK Experience not
HANS HARDWARE. 6447 Arlington
blvd, Falls Church. IS
HARDWARE CLERK, exper. not
necessary; excel. oppor. A. & A.
HARDWARE, 9441 Ga. ave-. Silver
Spring, Md.
HOTEL CIGAR STAND CLERK, ALL
day work, 4S-hr. Tk; Apply Mr..
Powell, HOTEL WASHINGTON, 18th
ant Penna. ave. NV.
portunity to profit from your per-
sonal ability and education. Posi-
tion includes application Of plant
layout, methods improvement, time
study, wage incentives, Job evalua-
ton. Work involves considerable
plete travel expenses. Degree in IN
dustrial or management engineering
and some experience required. Pre-
fer: Age 27-40; single or marriage
with no children. Submit resume Of
3: coWie, National Institute .' Of
Cleaning and Dyeing, Silver Spring.
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
Experienesd in negotiation, MIRA
and administrative ability essen
tial; college background pref: will
Ing TO travel extensively. BOX
1904 washington Is. D. c. 3
INSURANCE MEN
one Of the city's Oldest is seeking
reasonable young man as assistant
manager Of its insurance DEPART
ment. Requirements are o thorough
knowledge Of the IRE and casualty
field. ability as an organizer and Of
course. unquestioned. integrity. APP
detail their business and educa-
tional BACKGROUND and stating also
approximate salary expected. Box
228-Z Star.
INVESTIGATORS, claims. 35 to SO
yrs. Of age. Give full particulars
regarding experience. education,
marital status and salary expected;
will furnish auto or pay mileage
allowance. Address Box 10y, Star.
JAN1TOR. colored. exper., over IS,
depend, enc, capable making minor
repairs, recent janitor refs. req.
No drinkers. Hrs. 6 a.m.-5. Salary
present. HU. 3-4s53.
JANITOR, colored pref. for lEe. room
ing apt. house. Good salary and
work .,,,S eond; See Mrs; Plyes.
JANiToR@ecolored; must be expert
enced and non drinker; no children:
permanent. Goss REALTY CO
JANIToR wanted. 3-rm. and bath
apt. and md salary; Hand-fire boiler.
house, Apply between and &
pm. 1918 18th st NV ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

PRINTING SALESMAN to sell Offset
printing and service house accounts.
Salary and commission. Call NE.
S-3433 for appointment. liz
PLUMBER WANTED with D. C. driy-
er's permit for iobhing and remodel
ing work. Apply 1912 Georgia ave.
NV. See Desmond. "a
PORTER. must be exper. car polish
er: good salary: no Sat. work; See
Mr.. Handy, BETHESDA MOTORS,
INC, 47O2 Miller ave-, Bethesda,
PORTER
For abartment BLDG; $3.50 monthly.
Apply manager, THE KENNEDY
WARREN. 1893 Conn. ave. IS
PRES FEEDER for power die stamp
ing press. Must be experienced.
Hours am. to 3 pm. MARTHA
ENGRAVING CO.. 1909 Eye st. NV.
Ma S-6270. p
PRINTER-Open Job press: must be
steady. and only exper. need apply
SERVICE PRINTING CO., 2110 18th
Of. NV. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

lead Stag crew; steady work for good
G @ap' ri Apply pss 1880 Woodbury. DR. or
MANHATTAN co.
Eiorids ave. NV. Du. 7.Iiii. III III
SALES EXECUTIVE for negotiating
with corporations 70 rsale or licens:
ing Of new. scientific. and industrial
developments Of q long established
organization in which such develop
sa1s are Also es5S. S.. Fl ~h
university executives and scientists
In, the acquisition new lines Of de-
velopment, must be capable dealing
with corporation executives. board
OF directors and scientific and Gov
eminent authorities. Technical quail
i MsfS onsd htipful: Salary and bonus
salary; experience and aualif1catio
records must stand security trves-
need need a man man with a
CO to sell complete line Of sta
TONER, ONCE supplies. toys. novel.
ties and sundry items to the retail
trade Your connections will be
r ness ,,; eyer 50 ,,, yrs; 4 salary snd
you ar learning our line and &C
quainting yourself with our Gus
toners your territory is and has
been established for many years.
Earnings possibilities are unlimited
for . real go-getter. Experienced
No, selling nece eu5 line NAM desires Sgt
rloyes Write BOX 4S1-z. Star.
g1Vtn al qualifications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

FARMER. with son or helper, exDer.
with beef cattle and grass farming,
to hire BY year. Only sober. exper.
farmer with refs. apply. House, cleo.
garden, milk and good salary. Write
y: KENNEDY. 3407 14th st. NV,
TU. $4,000. Sat. or Sun, call up
perville, Va. 40.
FOOD CHECKER for restaurant for
nightwork. Experienced with Ma
tional cash register. Call ROMA
RESTAURANT. 3419 Conn. ave.
WO. 6-9S33. "a
FOREMAN-Have opening for fore
man experienced in heavy sewer and
storm drain construction. Year
around work and permanent employ
ment. Salary commensurate with
experience: Apply DIRECTOR OF
PUBLIC WORKS.. City Hall. Alex
andria. Va, or call XII. 9-77O0. --S
FOUNTAIN MEN-Have opening for
good men that want steady Jobs.
MR.. GOLDSMITH. Ambassador
Pharmacy. 14th and K SITS. NV. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
SAIES MANAGER

SALES MANAGEH
Qualified to hire, train. and supervise
1918 direct sales people for q com :
pany established over 80 yrs. POSI-
ton includes above-average per-
centage Of sales. training. Zee. 10
Q substantial income. Must have
car. Write Immediately. giving bust
ness experience, and include phone
number. EDWARD NEVIL. Marion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
INDUSTRIAL
ENGINEERS

Degree with 2 to 3 years ex-
perience in metal trades in
dustry. Prefer experience in
time study, incentive appli-
cation, piece rate, direct
hours and some methods
application and develop
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
HELP----MEN

SECRETARY-Young man. proficient
tion with one Of the leading con-
struction companies. Permanent
s :sEnca;oI Kno oyI.9ss q con;
necessary. State age. education. ex-
perlence and inclose recent photo.
Salary open. Box lay. Star. %
SERyICEMAN for sealed repair Of
major appliances. Good working
c9nditions and excel. opportunity.
All employee benefits. incl. vaca-
tons, sick leave. disqualification.
can M. shallows at &c A sUPPIY
CO. HU. 3-6S0O 80
|SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white. fabrication exper. and good
comm. and vac. BARRoN'S SUNOCo
sEF STATION. Wis. ave. and Riv-
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Middle aged; references necessary.
555ssaQpS sUNoCo STATION,
SHEET METAL WORK HELPER,
EXP exp,sr; ii steady sdSoT work and good pay.
SHEET METAL MECHANIC. thor
oughly. experienced In duct work in
stallation. Own tools and own car.
Good pay with possibility of ad-
yancement. Call between 1880 and
9 am. UN; 4-3507., or at, 5013
SHIPPING CLERK
Retail lumber I'd, experienced man
permanent, good working cond. Call
MR.. OGDEN, NO. 7-1341.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Quality Control
ENGINEER

If you have statistical quail
ity control experience, see
our important announce
ment on Page CO.
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STORE MANAGER.

ladies' ready to-wear anC
accessories: also mems clothing: for
suburban shopping area unit of large
chain organization. Excellent op-
w. KOPELMAN, c/o Jonas Shoppes
81 w 14th ST.. New York, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
PLATE CARRIER .

position In our pressroom
with Q chance for advancement:
21-S0 years Of age, hieh scho3i
Of giving good attendance; must be
able to pass physical exam. Apply
Personnel, Room sos. Open $500
weekdays and o.1 on SATURDAY.
THE EVENING STAR
l101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

SSeS@-Ah~4V4A4A
e oH aSF s tT2'T spiiss
CO. Ju. s.ss7oo.- LAUREL E Mi6
Real Estate Salesman
For active Falls Church realtors
S eO1oper p1tsiosy Of d 1istings fun once
s sadlssman 2oss. Selling r'' sales ssaan
.cali Mr.. WAGNER Tor in to'Ss'0n'
Arfax Realty, JE. 2-145O
WIFI c Sl1I RM. ASSISTANT :,
IN reScs Iylass room. helping, unpaek
Must stand invests Stion, perma 4.
nent position for GOOD reliable
BECKERS
1914 r st. NV.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC for
ing and commercial refrigeration
equipment. Good exper. necessary,
Tor this this good opportunity for
man VINO can produce. Good pay,
s sSteaoy Nv WORK f71 1nd many many extra bens-
Restaurant Manager
Excellent opportunity for an expe-
rienced cafeteria or restaurant oper-
ator to Join Q rapidly expanding or
SANITATION. Immediate openings for
q top hight person to assume com.
plete charge Of an established opera
ton after q short training period in
our system Of operations. Top start
ing salary. paid vacation and other
company benefits. Applications will
also be accented from persons with
limited experience as trainee mana
gers. Excellent working conditions.
ct local and out-of-toWn locations
See Mr.. Coleman. Mon. Tues. or
CLEAVES CAFETERIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

MAN TO ASSIST COL
lection manager of furni-
ture store. No expert
ence necessary. Perma-
nent position. Must
have car. Apply in per-
son, 1027-31 7th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Fine opportunity for experienced
salesman to ioin our Silver Sprine
prsnch once: LAUREL REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
LEAVES CAFETERIA
IT'S G ST. NV.

ROOFER. experienced mop man, to
lead Stag crew; steady work for GOOD
man. Apply 1880 woodbury. dr. or
Call JU, 5-SS15. 10
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statesmen
IF YOU ARE

CALL MR.. CODERE
NATIONAL 8-4957
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TOOL PLANNERS
Minimum three years ex-
perience required.

All inquiries are confiden-
tial. We will not contact
your present employer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

1921 GEORGIA AVE.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
JU. 9-77O0
Ext. 582
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-16
Expenses Of
Korean War
100 Billion
eY ELToN {. BAY

WASHINGTN B-The United
States has spent about $l0l, 740,-
000, 900 In the past three years on
rearmament and the Korean War,
the Defense Department has esti-
mated.
During that time, Congress has
granted the military about $685.
SIS, 000. 900 in new obligational au-
thority---the right TO contract for
material and service.
With the help OF the $l0I, T40,-
000, 900 expenditure, the Defense
Department has formed force Of
about 3t5 million men. started re-
equipping and expanding the num-
Der Of weapons for the Air Force,
Army and Navy and fought the
Korean War. This expenditure does
not include money used by the
Atomic Energy Commission for
atomic bombs.
In a similar three-year period
Of World War II 1.-THE fiscal years
1924. inclusivel expenditures
were sl62, 7sT 900 900. In that time.
the strength Of the armed forces
increased 10 about II millions. The
war was being fought on fronts
In Europe and the Pacific.
One thing demonstrated here Is
that the price Of war. like costs
for everything else, rose sharply
over q decade. Everything. from
the cost Of . bomber 10 the sal.
AIRY Of . soldier, is higher.
While that may be . primary
factor. other elements enter. Cues
tons have been raised about the
business acnmen and practices Of
the armed forces.
Last year Congress called . halt
to long-extablished custom Of the
services-the rush as each fiscal
year neared an end to spend what
ever money vas LEFT. That often
mounted into Millions.
An amendment TO the apprppri-
atom act now limits obligations
lbuying ordegsl during the last two
months al each fiscal year 10 Us
percent Of TIE average for each
oE the preceding 10 months
The Defense Department est
mate for expenditures tn TIRE fix-
cal year endsng with Re close 81
iris monsh il about 50 Col 90 GO
Il eaIealates TIE military estah-
ilshmens -aIl TIE armed forces
ell enter &c res fiscal year win
So GO co. Iess ever frun Pre-
vs9us apFuprsstl1a
70 supply lie mnnisi0aa ard
us9er materials and services e.
izg into TIE cwez ell nagboaal D.
Eense pr09gam. whaeA iasandea
items i a8oa 10 Essse pr3e4rea
aaIy aax sss Army. NAVY 81 Ass
F0gre. abous Is pr seas q IT,
gzss natEal pFodsrs b re44rsd
n0w. Fng - Armea tFees. she
fsrre - sxszsuafe1 ~ - Dsfeass
DeagtmeHs as 81 Or cert
~ fse pax - Maxls HsT II
tks m1aaVy ~sake a. fse satsoaal
- sRs ahxas - p<g ee1G
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-16
By SAM DAWSON

NEW YORK 1.-THE secretary
of commerce says business is
excellent"
The spokesman for the National
Association Of Credit Men sees us
entering "a mild deflationary pc.
Rod" with signs that s'the going
may be rough"
President Eisenhower's econom.
ic adviser says he present boom
can't last forever but ''the gov
eminent win at some stage inter.
vene to check" a downturn before
II becomes too severe.
There you have the three points
of view about business most com.
mon today:
!. The optimistic view that bust.
ness Is going great guns and that
there's nothing to prevent it's
staying healthy.
2. The moderately pesSimistic
view that a readjustment from the
Doom IS inevitable and may wei
be starting now.
3. The belief that II a slump Is
coming the government has the
power somehow TO keep II from
snowballing into a depression.
Commerce Secretary Weeks bas-
es part Of his optimism on his be.
lief that businessmen in their plan.
ming for the coming year already
have discounted tie long antici-
pated peace moves In Korea. He
believes most businessmen reject
the notion that sc have TO have
war to have prosperity /"
The credit mems executive vice
president, Henry II. Heimann. sees
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-16
TO KISS, OR KILL
A. Ne-..ov.. Rv Dow Keene
BY Dcy Keene

"on your separation from tie
service, you resumed your ring
career and did well. You fought
all the men OF your weight and
compiled an impressive list Of
knockouts."
''Not all the men Of my weight
Mandell corrected him.
no" Curtis agreed. you were
angling for a go at the title when
you had yourself committed TO \
mental institution. Mind telling
me why, Barney?s
sd rather not" MandelI said.
His feeling OF uneasiness returned.
He wiped his hands on his trouSers-
Look. How come yoa guys know
so much about me? How come
you bail me out? What's this all
about?"
Curtis pushed back his chair
and stood up. He walked 10 the
dawn-dulled window. An el train
was passing. He watched Ii into
the next station before be spoke.
about a lot of money, Barney
That's for me-" Mandell said.
Turning, Curtis sat on the sill
and looked at Mandell thought
fully. And about something even
more important than money.
Mandell wasn't impressed.
There's nothing more important
than money. ! know. ] was born
back of the yards. Ny old man
didn't make much After he died.
it got worse. ] went hungry when
| was q kid. / saw my mother 20
hungry. I saw her so without q
warm coat all one winter. Go
without : lot Of things. That's
why / got into the hght game. So
I got my brains be-. -. So whatf
It's the only quick-money busi-
ness open to guy who's none too
bright to begin with. But Is bright
enough to want to stay on the
right side Of the law. Nav. Don't
give me that. There's nothing more
important than money.
Curtis laid the cigarette on the
sill and stood up. Il hope
He spoke the two words and
stopped. Mandell heard the door
behind him open. He had 4 blurred
impression Of Mr.. Curtis right
hand disappearing under his coat
lapel. Then the ceiling light went
out and Curtis was shouting:
"Downl Hit the floor, BafheyiS
| re Be eoniinuedl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-16

whats the government want
of me? paid my tax"
Curtis nodded. "a lot OF tax,
Barney. But this isn't exactly a
tax matter"
Then what is it,"
CURTIS lighted a cigarette from
~ the butt of the one he was
smoking. Right now, let's say
we've been trying to contact you
for some time"
Il haven't been hiding"
"No." Curtis agreed. We've
known where you were all the
time. But owing TO some rather
clever razzle-dazzle, we didn't
realize who you were" Curtis
shrugged. There are, after all,
some three million people of Pol
iSh extraction in this country, and
it seems that your father didn't
bother to legalize mis- change Of
name"
mo. I don't think he did" Man
dell said.
1t was hot in the small Office.
He wished Curtis would make his
point and let him 60 to Gale. None
of this seemed to have anything TO
do with the dead blonde.
Curtis opened the drawer Of his
desk and took o.. a PoliSh-lan-
guage paper printed in Chicago.
Ever read this, Barney?"
Mandell shook his head. mo,
can't. ] can talk it q little. but
that's all"
Il See" Curtis said. He put the
paper back in the drawer. slow
do you feel about this country,
Barney?"
Mandell smelled the wilted car
nation on his lapel. It was still
family fragrant. How do YOU
mean. how do / feel about this
country? It's my country. / like
it."
Curtis nodded. Eyes. I think that
can be assumed. Up until this late
unpleasantneSs concerning Cherry
Marvin, you've been a good citi-
zen. You have an excellent war
record. You never made better thar
pfc, but you earned an infantry.
mans combat badge, a bronze and
silver star, three battle stars, and
a purple heart. That right"
Mandell took cigarette from
the package on the desk, but in.
stead of lighting ii he shredded il
between his fingers. That's right.
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Chapter I

Chapter Z
VOUR family name wasn't al
L ways Mandell, was it," Curtis
asked.
mo. The old man changed it. !"
"When?"
when he first came to this
country. Long before was born"
What was the family name in
Poland?"
Mandell grinned. 'FYou couldn't
even pronounce it. 1t was Mancz-
tochski. But the old man simplified
it. See? Like we say Poland in
stead of Rzeczpospolita Polska. /"
II See."
"But it used &c be Mancztochski.
I know. I've seen it on letters from
Pas brother"
"A brother named vladimir"
'That's right"
Curtis consulted a mental file.
Born in Gdansk in 1897 and mar
ried to Sofie Bjela, a Czech, in
1922" He blew smoke at the cell
ing. "One-time professor of ad-
vanced physics at the University
ofPoland. Later taught at the Sor-
bonnie. Emigrated to Sac Paulo,
Brazil. in 1943, where he opened
his own consulting laboratory. De-
ceased as of September IA, 1947,
a widower without issue"
Mandell was apologetic. Il didnt
even know he was dead. We kind
of lost track of him during the
war" He leaned forward in his
chair. But how come you know
so much about my uncle Vladi-
mir2 What's he got to do with
springing me?"
Curtis snuffed his cigarette
well come to that"
There was something vaguely
familiar about the other mans
voice. Then Mandell realized
what it was. A weight. He'd felt
the same weight before. Many
times. Mostly, he'd felt it at night
lying sleepless long after Light:
Out had sounded, or crouchec
alongside a half-track, listening t.
the heavy stuff in the distance
knowing that whatever happened
to Barney MandelI was up to the
eagle perched on his chest.
you're a fed" he accused.
Curtis smiled. That's right"
"F.BI.?"
"No. Treasury Department"
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Todoy's Business Mirror

sellers markets and easy dol
lars becoming things Of the past"
He cites: "The pressure on com.
modify prices, the greater selling
effort needed in housing and ii
the automobile market, the soft
ness in the prices Of steel scrap,
the continued decline il farm In
come, the surplus in the appliance
market, the slight slowing up IN
the payment of accounts.
But Heimann sees 4 silver lin
ing: THE condition Is healthy. for
a normal readjustmeni Is long
overdue" And be says that ''only
our own folly would bring about
"a serious readiustmens."
The Presidents economic al.
wiser, DR.. Arthur =. Burns, Is
more concerned IN Bis annual re-
port to directors Of the Nalional
Bureau Of Economic Retearch
with controlling unsodnd hooms
than with new ways Of hating re.
eessions. DR.. Burns, who Is on
leave Of absence as president %
the bureau, thinks we have built
up strong defenses against zee.
nomic depression: A stfonFer
banking system. unemployment
compensation, autamaiie redncs
ton Of taxes when nallonsl ID.
come contracts. And be places
stress on the governments aslur.
ance il won't let dsiation 80 on
unchecked.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-16

Canadian scientists report tie
discovery Of records ieil ~ Al
miral Peary IN 1905 "a : earn go
miles south Of the North Pole.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-16

F0rEsgs.ai8 KreadanG nsxt year
FL exeees this sears. tie Tseas~
Hry aad MutaaI S&e4rssy AGEaeY
eaIlm1te.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28
Churches

The East Cleveland Baptist
Church will have a reception hon.
oring the Golden Wedding Ami.
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F
Saefkow, at the church Sunday
afternoon, May 31st from 500 to
600 p. m. Friends are invited to
stop in at the church during these
hours.
On June End, The Woman's So
ciety will have a garden party at
the Parsonage, 1894 Rosemont rd
Officers for the ensuing year will
be installed at this meeting.
The following are the dates for
the Vacation Church School: Mon
day, June 18th through Friday.
June 26th, from 9:15 a. m. to 11:45
a. m.
Holy rite of confirmation was
observed in Calvary Lutheran
Church Sunday, May oath The
pastor, the Rev. John W. Grohne,
has conducted the two-year course
and the following received confir-
nation certificates:
Lee Andrew Dietrich, 1868 Will
lowhurst; Elizabeth Rose Rein
1886 RoxbuSy; June Carol Graber
1888 Oakmont; Marilyn Louise
Sahan, 1867 Hover; Cara Rae
Warner, 1903 Rosemont rd.; Cliff
ford Patrick Rafson, 1868 Green
rd.; Stephen Ronald Hulvey, 999
East 130th ST.; Charles Augustus
Weller, Jr., 6272 Highland rd.;
Paul Bostick Long, 1920 East
80th st.
Calvary is a member of the
United Lutheran Church OF
America.
The Lydian Circle of Forest
Presbyterian Church (the business
women's group has presented an
American Optical Film-Slide pro-
jector to Woodland Center. The
gift will enable the Center to add
visual education to their instruc-
ton and entertainment methods.
Installation of officers will mark
the June End meeting of the
Woman's Association of First Pres
byterian Church. They are:
Mrs. c. ]. Stringer, president;
Mrs. A. A. Pergande, first vice
president; Mrs. c. NJ. Cutler, Sec
ond vice-president; Mrs. F. L.
Goss, third vice president; Mrs.
G. S. Merits, recording secretary;
Mrs. r. A. Cook, assistant secre-
tary; Mrs. T. Fording, correspond
ing secretary and Mrs. H. M. Fer
rec, treasurer.
Church news may be sent to
14600 Euclid ave. or if brief
phoned to PO. 1888. While the
deadline is Tuesday, it is appre-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28

Church news may be sent to
14600 Euclid ave. or if brief
phoned to PO. 1888. While the
deadline is Tuesday, it is appre-
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Kruger, Irene Halonen, the De-
Caro- Brothers and Mitzi Verder-
Der. These entertainers and the
band are all members of the
Friends and Entertainers group of
Radio Station WV. They are do
mating their services and will work
with Pete Lee, master of cere-
monies.
Grace, who is secretary of the
troop and attends Shaw High, is
especially interested in the success
of the coming dance because she
was a polio victim last year.
Information on the dance can be
had by calling MU. 1923.