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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-02-19
Personals

Items for this column can be
| telephoned to PO. 1873 up to
5 pm. Tuesday, or mailed to 14600
Euclid ave. to arrive by Tuesday.
Basking in the Florida sunshine
is Edythe Cowles, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. R. M. Cowles, 1921 Nela-
view ave. After a seige of rheu-
matte fever, Edythe went to the
home of her grandmother in Mt.
dora. Letter home report i'm
provement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Owen jr., are
announcing the birth of a son,
Merle L. Owen, on February 9Th.
Shawview folks are welcoming
their new neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Underwood, Frank jr., who
will attend Chambers School, Mary
Ethel, pre-schooler, and Grand
mother, Mrs. Nellie Underwood
who have come from Syracuse,
N. Y. to live in East Cleveland.
They have purchased the former
John w. Happ home, the Happs
having moved to Monticello blvd.
Mr.. Underwood is an engineer at
White Motors.
Mrs. John Haserick will demon
strate "Flower Arrangements and
Table Decorations" on the Hilltop
Garden Club Television program
over WNBK on Friday, February
goth, at IL a. m.
Mrs. Robert Warrington enter
tanned the sewing circle of the
Windermere Rebekah Lodge Thurs
day evening, February 18th at her
home, 1876 Elberon st. The high
light of the evening was the show
ing of over two hundred color
slides of occupied Japan, by Miss
Jessie Mathiott who spent four
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February goth, at 400 pm. at the
Windermere Presbyterian Church,
Windermere and Euclid ave. The
theme this year is walk as Chill
dren of Light, and children's
choirs from the East Cleveland
Congregational Church, the Win
dermere Presbyterian Church, and
the East Cleveland Baptist Church
will participate in the program.
Other parts of the program, in
Guiding hymns, scripture story, and
prayer will be conducted by the
children.
The following children have a
special part in the program: Janet
Schuff and Catherine Lindsay
Windermere Methodist Church; FL
len H ell Calvary Lutheran
Church; Jean Brooks-East Cleve-
land Baptist Church; Peggy Christ
ian - Windermere Presbyterian
Church; Jean Ellen Giunta -
Church of the Holy City;
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World Day
Of Prayer

The Brotherhood Of Hope
Lutheran Church, 1922 Taylor rd.,
will hold their second meeting of
the year on Friday, February q
beginning with a dinner at $50
pm. Richard E. Sperber, Foreign
News Analyst for the Cleveland
Plain Dealer will give his analysis
of the recent news in his topic,
"The German Problem and Its I'M
pact on World Peace" A film
Germany Today" made by the
United States government when
Lucius Clay was military governor
in Germany, will be shown.
The Wittenberg Women's Guild
presents another of it's book re-
views on Thursday, February 26th,
10:45, at the Higbee Co. The title
of the book is "The Curve and The
Tusk."
Enjoy hiking? Maybe you prefer
from an easy chair. If so your trip
to Glacier Park is set for February
26th when colored movies and
slides in this wilderness area will
be shown for members of First
Presbyterian Church and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Barnes will be
reporting on their trip.
st. James Lutheran Church,
Hayden ave. will be host to the
missionary groups from Calvary,
First and Messiah churches on
Tuesday, February Oath. Prayer
services, beginning at 1000 am.
will continue through the morning
and afternoon. Luncheon will be
served at noon.
The Evening Circle of The East
Cleveland Baptist Church will meet
on Tuesday, February oath at 500
pm. in the Latta Room. Mrs. Har-
Ian Miller is in charge of a pro-
gram on Christian Friendliness.
Miss Elizabeth Allen will have the
devotions.
The Children's Day of Prayer
Service will be held on Friday,
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Churches

A pot luck Supper at $3.50 Friday
night February Goth will be held
in Stroup Hall, Windermere Meth
odist Church, by the families of
members and friends of the Wes-
leyan Home Builders Class.
Each family group attending are
asked to bring their favorite dish
or dishes, their own dinner service
and bread and butter. Coffee and
milk will be provided.
Those unable to attend the din
ner are invited to share in the
program at 1880 pm. which will
feature the 20 voice Junior Choir
under the leadership of Mrs. Leslie
Cunningham and talk on short
auto tours in Ohio by Harold T.
Cantlin, manager of the Touring
Bureau of the Cleveland Automo-
bile Club.
The children will have movie
program of their own in an ad-
joining room.
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service of the Church of the
Cross will have the Circle meeting
Wednesday, February 25th.
Circle A Mrs. C. Hood, 965 Gale
donia, at 1890 pm. Mrs. Lottie
Vosper, co-hostess; Mrs. W. H.
Pearce, 1919 Caledonia at 100 pm.
Circle C, 1890 with Mrs. j.
Watson, 3781 Northampton; Mrs.
S. E. Outlet, co-hostess; Circle D
Miss Roberta and Miss Sophia
Fishel, 887 Selwyn rd.; 1890 pm;
Circle E, 1890, with Mrs. G. Gull
er, 1891 Sylvanhurst. Mrs. B. ].
Bartholomew, co-hostess; Circle F
Caledonia.
Tuesday, February oath, Circle
with Mrs. J. F. Hudelson, 931
G, Mrs. Elizabeth Adams, 1869
Bayreuth, 8 pm; Circle at 8:15
pm. Mrs. j. Porcello, 951 Oxford,
Mrs. M. H. Evans, co-hostess.
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The Children's Day of Prayer
Service will be held on Friday,
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years in Japan as instructor to the
children of American occupation
forces. The showing of the slides
was followed by a buffet lunch
which wound up an enjoyable even.
ing.
Miss Roxie Brannon of Hudson
has been called here by the illness
of her aunt, Miss Vida Bayes,
principal of Superior School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berg have
returned to their home at 1868
Hazel rd., after a six weeks stay
at Daytona Beach, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Glover and
son, Bill, of 1441O Strathmore ave.,
are moving to Montreal, Canada
where Mr.. Glover has been made
credit manager of the General
Motors Acceptance Corp. Mr.. Glow
er has served as troop 8 Scout
master.
Mrs. George Ritchey, 945 East
143rd ST., was feted at a stork
shower Sunday at the home of
Mrs. John Ritchey, 1877 Hayden
ave.
Guests included Mrs. Thomas
Ritchey, Mrs. William Morton, Mrs.
Joseph Perry, Mrs. William Tiff,
Mrs. Charles E. Ritchey, Mrs.
Frank Jochum, Mrs. Ellen Green,
Mrs. Betty Mason, Miss Kathryn
Ritchey, Miss Carol Ritchey and
Miss Janet Tiff.
Fem College sophomores Agnes
Binder, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Binder, 1180 East 125th
ST., is employed as a typist at Os-
born Manufacturing Co. this quar-
ter on her cooperative work period.
AS a student under Fenn's work.
study cooperative plan, Agnes
spends two quarters Of each school
year in on-the-job training. She is
an English major at Fem College.
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Evening star., 1953-03-15

can be as idiotic as you wish. /. ALI ask
you is to watch your step where the Party
is concerned. You don't want to get into
trouble, do you? And now let US forget about
the whole business and start moving"
MOviMg? Fora thought. What does she
mean BY that? And she asked rather stupidity:
You want to move? But we have nowhere
else to CO."
Honestly. Fora" Anna said impatiently.
you are like child. We do not move any
where. 1t is the old peoples stuff that we
must get rid of 50 that we can reorganize the
apartment I'll have room for myself now.
at last, and 80 will you - aren't you thrilled?
viii take Fathers and Mothers bedroom,
you can stay where you are. Only we must
collect all their bits and pieces and store
them in the attic Il win need all the cup
boards"
Fora was stunned. She felt the blood rush.
ing to her face
Anna" she said, must we? mean,
must we do it now? It's only only a few
hours since ="
And why not? What do you want to
wait for? Come on, Fora. be sensible! The
old people are gone, we have got the apart
ment to ourselves, so stop being sentimental
and give me hand. Come on. let's start
with fathers cupboard"
So they started with the fathers cup
board. taking out his suits and hats, his
shoes, his shirts and underwear, the woollen
scarf which Fora knitted for him for Christ
mas two years ago, his handkerchiefs with
large initials which the mother used to en-
Evening star., 1953-03-15

broider so painstakingly in the evenings
What are you doing?" Anna asked, see
ing that her sister had started packing her
fathers things into one of the large trunks.
well :. How else do you want to store
it?" Fora asked.
"Oh, do not think that it is any good
storing Fathers things It is all right for
Mothers stuff - she will be back in five
years. But as for Father =. /. thought of
telling Karel to pick out all that might come
useful to him. As for the rest, we had better
sell it. 1t is no good fussing. Father is not
likely to need those things ever again -
we'd better face it"
Yes we'd better face it, Fora was think
ing. Anna will bring Karel. and Karel will
choose few shirts and ties and possibly the
woollen scarf gave Daddy for Christmas.
The rest will be sold.
No, HE is not likely to need those things
again - he is not young man and he was
sentenced to twenty years. All he will need
is convict uniform. and that not for long.
either. One does not live too long in forced
labor camp let US face it.
The girls were working in silence. .'empty-
ing cupboards and drawers, piling upAinen,
dresses and underwear, selecting what was
to be kept and what to be thrown away. Tie
Job was nearly done except for few card
board boxes down in the corner.
Fora knew what they contained and she
was postponing the moment when she would
have to unite the cords which held them
Continued on mext-t0g
Evening star., 1953-03-15

Clinical tests (now published in dental
journal!) with $50 children show that
chlorophyn toothpaste can reduce gingi-
Wits tsCice as fast AZ a white toothpaste!
Even seuere cases were quickly inn
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'3as..as!1,.E RAD By I TROUGH s!a..!y..
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MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY
DANCES ANNOUNCED

A look through this paper win
give you the IowdOwn on the
public events tdancesD scheduled
Public affairs start tonight with
the Canoes dance at KruegeTs
HAymOw. Tonight also at the Min
neapolis Labor Temple d. p.
Black In presenting an old Min
nsapolis favorite Anna Mae Win
burn and her hand.
Saturday night under the Black
management Lowell Fulson and
his orchestra with top singer
Lloyd Glenn win hold forth also
at the Labor Temple In Mime
apoliS.
Sunday afternoon n matinee
dance from 4 TO 9 p. m. win fsa-
ture Oscar Frazier and His Combo
at Krueger's Haymow.
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Jim behind The plate In he TO II INNING morning game
Illinois Of college he
worked In the Big Ten this season
soban off to slow start In the Friday Dun
They their " two games after winning four nnsup
George team will play In Durand Wis May
3Oth. Memorial Day
said Brooklyn falling
took three taght from the
In that series the Dodgers drove In
Not bad ball club that
Is falling apart
Jackie playing left field The only position
pitcher and catcher and wouldn't be sur
prSed before the out Saints Bob VIII
Association hitting department
record with throw Of NIFTY
Stadium, st. Paul May &C. In the
city conference tryOuta
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REC ORDED and
TRANScR IBED

Although recordings by enter
talners A. n commercial venture
have been popular since 1888,
through the years only ia ar
lists have made discs that have
sold more than 1000. 900 copies,
OF these ~ were made by Negro
performers. Here are the big ~.
according 10 Billboard magazine.
"ChoO ChoO Ch' BOogis," by
Louis Jordan on DeCca; Glow
Worm" Paper Doll" and You
Always Hurt the One You Love"
by the Mills Brothers on Decca:
The Gypsy" and TO Each His
Own" by the Ink Spots on Decca.
Into Each Lfs Some Rain
Must Fair by the Ink spots and
ella Fitzgerald on DoccA; II
Apologize" and My Foolish
Heart" by Billy Eckstins on MO-
NJ: "Jumpin 1--WE" by Cab Gallo
way on Columbia. and Mature
Boy and Too Young" by Nat
King Cole on Capitol
With ~ million sellers. RCA
Victor leads all record companies
In that category strangely
enough, such artists a. Louis
Armstrong and Benny Goodman
have never had q record selling q
million copies although they are
among the Ali-tims greats In
jAEE. on the other side. Guy
Lombardo. the king Of ShmAltE,
has not had q million seller either,
Ella Fitzgerald has had only one,
Into Each Lfs Some Rain Must
FAN" which she shares with the
Ink Spots,
There has never been . 80
called rhythm and blues record 10
sell q million disca. In the old days
these recordings were called
race" records. Billboard renamed
them r q n and kept records Of
their ratings beginning In ieAs.
Herr are the top two each year
since then;
Lets TAIh About q an
Long Gone" by Sonny Thomp.
son. King, and Good Rockin' To.
night" wynonie Harris, King,
ists. "Hueklsbuck." Paul WI.
liams, Savoy. and Trouble Blues
Charles Brown, Aladdin. 1910; Il
Almost Lost My Mind" Ivory
Joe Hunter. NON. and Pink
Champagne" Joe Higgins, Spec
iAlty 1850: "sixty.Minuts Man. -
Dominoss, Federal and Black
Night" Charles Brown, Aladdin,
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1851, and luke. Little Walter.
Checker, and Have Mercy. Baby.
DominOes, Federal. 1862.
Speaking Of the X q b discs. u
may be noted that stars and discs
In this division move up and down
faster than In any other group
ing One record that has been on
our record shelves q couple Of
weeks or 30. but really demands
attention 10 Annisteen Aliens
latest on King. You remember her
A. the gal who answered Willie
Mabon'H II Don't Know with
Yes, I know"
Her newest are Trying to Live
without You" and My Baby
Keeps Rollin'." On Trying she
uses that three or four voics-self-
accompanying technique to add TO
her performance, and Il sounds
pretty good. too. The reverse In .
typical blues tune.
Five more King wRKings on the
r a b kick are Miss Anna b.
and Something's Wrong With
My Lnvin' Machine by Robert
Henry: Blues In my Heart and
Tears in My Eyes and ''whisksy.
Women and Loaded Dice" by
Baby and II Wanna Know" by
the Checkers and The Ring and
MY Love Don't Desert Me" by
Linda Shannon.
Best OF the group appears TO be
Miss Anna n" with o harm0nica-
piano background TO a blues chant
on how Miss Anna p did him
wrong. backed by 'T.oun' Ma
chine" strictly . double mean
ing blues dSal also with harmoni-
ca-plRno rhythm.
Linda shannon shows poasi-
bilitIea with two Semi-torch
melodies. Don't Desert Me-" and
The Ring. The others are typt-
col r q ID numbers.
For the old time blues with the
piano beat and appropriate vocal
there 10 Il Amt Got Over II
Yet" backed by Gone. Gone.
Gone" by Smokey HoGg for Fed
sral.
LlatealaG To TIE Others
Best listening on the pop tune
side 10 q Hank Williams tune.
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry"
by Bin Hayes on MON. II Is .
beautiful melody on the western
kick telling Of q lonesome cow.
boy In the middle Of the night II
has . guitar beat and . chorus
backing the vocalist Reverse side
Ia There's Music In You" just
another pop tune although
Rodgers Hammerstsl II melody
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yard dash.
Qusntin Stone IL playing and base for the Gal
vans Santa in the st. Paul city "A baseball league.
The Saints are in second place with two wins and
one loss.
Percy Zachary and Alonzo Smith participated In
the annual spring football game at the u Of NJ Both
men are tackles. Smith In q sopohmors and Zachary
IL senior Smith received praise from daily sports
scribes who expect Zachary TO improve on offenss.
Jim Lee worked the Mlnnesota-Illinos double
header at Delta field at the U Of NJ on May 23rd
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No. lIBBg
LAND TITLE SUMMONS
TATE or MISNEBOTA


COUNTY or uENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT
Fourth Judicial District
In the matter Of the application
Of Spencer " Brown and Frances
o. Brown to register the title to
the following described real estate
situated In Hennspin County. Min
nsaOtA, namely.
Lot -Four 90. Block Seventeen
uD, Prospect Park First DiVi-
sion revised. spencer =. Brown
and Frances r. Brown, APpli-
cantS,
Martin o. RIsIov, Natalie Ris-
low, his wife: Wentworth W.
TInkham. Harriet TinkhAm. his
wife. Merrill X. CrAEun. Louise
miller; Raymond n. shove and
Edna ~ shove. his wife. aud all
other persons or parties IN
known, claiming any right, title,
estate. lien OF interest In the real
estate described In the Appliea-
ton herein, Defendants,
TIE state Of NtaaesStn 20 the
shove nance defeaaaBtsI
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the application
of the applicant In the above en-
Titled proceeding and TO file your
answer to the said application In
the office Of the clerk Of said court,
in said county, within twenty C1o)
days after the service Of this sum
mons upon you, exclusive OF the
day OF such service. and. " you fail
20 answer the application within
the time aforesaid. the applicants
In this proceeding will apply to
the court for the relief dsmA ndsd
therein,
WITNESS, Philip G. Schmidt,
CLERK of said court. and the seal
thereof. at Minneapolis, In said
county, this sth day Of May. A.
tEEAL)
y 1853
Philip C. Schmidt, Clerk
by A. g Hopper Deputy
Sachs, KaFlINr. uFoaaman \ KArlins
sheldon n, KArlina,
Attorneys for Applicants
si2 Builders Exchange Building.
Minneapolis. Minnesota
tspokesmRn. May rs. - a 1O
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WILLIAMS REALTY
SIS jones Avenue North
HYlond 069A

ana FIFTH Ave. \. Two bed
rooms. gas heat. full basement
81 800 down.
S8SS Third Ave. s. -Four bed
rooms, newly decorated, gas heat.
$1,000 down.
lO26 Third Ave. s. Three bed
rooms, gas heat, very clean 1880
down.
80lB Third Ave. =. Two bed
rooms. gas heat. 81 800 down.
SOA8 SecOnd Ave. s. Two bed
rooms. gas heat. SlO.sO0. We well
come els.
Hobart 7. MlsehOll O Son
co. 8S00
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Thls paper does not avoid taking
Issue with those who are thS
enemies Of Negro Progress for
the progress Of the whole COM
munlty depends on the fun par
ticlpAtiOR Of every seGmsnt IN tho
Hfe % the community.
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ms ONLY ny OPINION, BVti
papers either Of this mayoraity
candidates Giving both space equally
husband whatever he
no pays any him.
in 81
Euvssp Barlsy win be a candidate for U.
The STAFF Of Quick magazine which month. will
bOas).
This gag days a truthful who
lies only about her age weight husbands salary
Mccarthy will Os to toe,
Just a shave today" Harry vsrms. told
. haircut"
m uts'S golf
In Las Vegas I by a gambler buy hot''
whatr" 1 back. You said the gambler
Il had good season"
thing Tv writes Bin ssabron"
thsyu many ! turn off"
people they money
down number get from Information when
hope sverybodys pal Lou Gross gets well m a hurry
a csuIno~sr by boxing
or wrestling. /
whsn miSdIs.aGsd braES figure
Archie Owens described phony He doesn't the teeth
he lies through"
Simmons ANY parent win tell YOU thing
noisy child u having silent one"
Enjoy health You can only lose that once See you
next week.
IRIS ONLY nv OPINION. sVh
Tho charges about this town isn't
NJ enough get into dAys Our isn't blind about
his opponent Ia with wild wild statements,
Could he possibly md TO replace such competent officers
Jones, wsllhE and sullivan
10 fayorte (Tn take the bstal.
That patriot and snnspn babbsmouth and Silver shrter
County Commissioner tWho doesn't like because called him
dishonest corrupt Officially ua-JswNT
Thank This the bgo hundreds Of people who don't
have fooled by years,
We haVen had the waIcott
wen Ad by the time ~ had
been cooled off
The first 100 Of President Ike
with bat the next 100 days win show
What the election for getting and
reducing taxes 10 far he's failed on both counts
stare At the neat biting their nails IN
make than quit
No traffic ! q hurry when he's writing Q
The real steve Palmer running
Alderman of the 7h Ward
he couldn't possibly have . chance against Riley
I'm long speech kldAy made the
other night at the Labor Temple meeting
Oscar tCaanuR
bebop joint, and the door had u reading:
ny all read Dan Parker
Il Think Boxing stnkn"
Although have party affiliations
OF more people like Mrs Elizabeth HsffSnEr and
Kenneth Peterson we'd be interested but
I Love Senator Hubert a. Humphrey,
The MAFcano Ronald La
match win be any
The chances 100 TO that WalsO
meet again
Have happy weekend Day . supposed to be
for the dead thought day the
living will give . thought
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e; Sports
Griffin .
ny JIMMY GRIFFIN

victory the Macs took the
College May 23rd at st. Thomas Bob
broadmP and finished fourth In the go
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WANTED ELDERLY WOMAN to
baby sit In home days. RE. SS65
after five. ga
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H0USgKEEpER

Woman. 35-45. to take full charge
Of home at Lake MinnetonkA.
Adult. Best Of working conditions,
private living quarters. TV set,
uniforms furnished, top wages.
Only persons interested in per-
manent position need apply. Ref
erences required. Write personnel
dept. 90 18th Ave. N. q. Mime
apOlis. R-43
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SPEEDY

SEWER CLEANING SERVICE
Let US give you free estimates on
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electrically clean your sewer lines
or drains. "a hour call. 2 year
written guarantee. AL. 0274-Also
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Almost About
s~~SN>p~~~~~~~s~~~~~~~s
Everything
~ Perry wiz

rs oNIY MY OPINION, BVsI
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9o3 0ITurd Ave. ".
Duplex. four rooms and bath each
floor. $500 down.
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WILLIAMS REALTY
6IS JoUnOs Avenue North
HYInnd 963A

II39 GiFurd Ave. ~.
Six rooms, gas heat. $3.50 down
$500 fun price.