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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
CALL NEWS
PO. l-3378
Henry Needs
81 To Keep
School Date

Distraught teachers, long-suf-
fering principal and dazed moth
er will be contending with the
unpredictable antics of Henry
Aldrich on Friday and Saturday
evenings, April oath and 25th,
when the Lions Club of East Cleve-
land presents the hit play about
Americas problem child in the
W. H. Kirk Junior High Audi
torium. The three-act comedy,
what A Life" hilariously ex-
plores Henry's hectic adventures
in high school.
Under the direction of Albert
Martin, director of Drama at Kirk,
"What A Life" will give the local
legion of Henry Aldrich fans a
chance to see their comic hero in
the original Broadway version that
gave him birth. This full evenings
funfest is one of the comparatively
few plays to have run for over
500 performances in New York.
David Davis, a Shaw Junior,
performs as Henry, the likable
nitwit with a genius for getting
into trouble. Shaw Sophomore,
Sally Rapp, takes the role of Bar
bara Pearson, Henry's comely
classmate who would be his "date"
if only Henry could produce the
necessary two dollars for tickets
and "incidentals".
Among other who are preparing
to give their best performances in
what A Life" are Stanton Downs,
as the school principal, Bob Wen
del, as the assistant principal, Mrs.
Jane Townsend as Mrs. Aldrich,
and Mrs. Shirley Mooney, as the
office secretary.
The comedy is laid entirely in
the principals office, that being
where Henry Aldrich spends most
of his time.
Proceeds from the performances
will go to the Lions Club Welfare
Fund which includes local charities
and thet clubs Eye Research Pro-
gram. The Welfare Fund only re-
Gently contributed a set of s50o.o0
Tympani to the Music Department
of Shaw High School.
Tickets are now on sale through
all Lions Club members and men,
bers of the cast. For those who
are required to make last-minute
decisions tickets for both adults
and students will be on sale at
the door at Soc and 30c respec-
lively.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23

In 1948 he was a delegate to the
World Council of Churches in
Amsterdam, Holland, and in 1862
was a delegate to the Lutheran
World Federation Assembly at
Hanover, Germany. His first over
seas experience was as member
of the 21st Aerial Photography
Unit with the AEF in 1918-1919.
DR.. Stoughton is currently a
delegate member of the National
Council of Churches of Christ,
director in the Springfield, Ohio
Chamber of Commerce, member
of Springfield Kiwanis, Blue Key
and other community and church
groups.
A busy weekend is ahead for
this energetic college president.
On Saturday evening he is ad-
dressing the Wittenberg Alumni
at the Cleveland Athletic Club, on
Sunday he will preach in Calvary
Lutheran Church, Euclid at Lock-
wood ave., and on Sunday after
noon he will speak at a Luther
League Conference in Leetonia,
Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
Nursing Home
Private Pool
zoniing Asked

An appeal to operate nursing
home in the property at 1880 Ter
race rd., will come before the zon-
ing Board of Appeals Tuesday,
April 18th at 900 am. The prop
erty was occupied until recently by
the Franciscan Sisters.
The appeal has been filed by
DR.. Julia Bateman who has been
engaged in this field of service
since 1916 and who presently
operates a nursing home at 10624
Magnolia DIR.
Another appeal to come before
the board seeks permission to build
private pool on Oakhill rd., to
be used by the families interested
in the project.
Representing the interested fam
lilies is Joseph Sawyer of 1910
Oakhill. Mr.. Sawyer explains that
they hope to erect Kemp Nature
Curve type of pool, approximately
20 by 40 feet, and costing an esti-
mated $500.
On Tuesday, April 21st, the
board rejected a request to erect a
medical center on Forest Hills
blvd, between Euclid and Terrace
I'd. The appeal was presented by
Allen Madorski.
The Board held that the area was
too small and the limited size as
well as type of structure it could
accommodate would not be in keeping
with other structures in that neigh
borhood.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
WRUNanes
Winsor To
New Post

Harry B. Winsor, 14480 Euclid
ave., is rendering his resignation
as vice president of Second Fed
eral Savings & Loan Co., effective
July 1st, to take over the duties of
administrative secretary at West
ern Reserve University. This is q
newly created position at Reserve,
states DR.. John Mills, university
president in making the announce
ment today.
Mr.. Winsor will continue as q
member of Federal's board of
directors and as Public Relations
and Advertising counsel.
Commenting on his new career,
Mr.. Winsor says ever since my
student days at Reserve and
through my business life l have
been interested in the University
and its advancement. Now l hope
| can find many uses for the ex-
perience gained since graduation
in assisting the university admin
istration."
Mr. Winsor is trustee of the
East Cleveland Sinking Fund Com
mission and of East Cleveland
Congregational Church. He is a
member Of the Cleveland Chamber
of Commerce, and the Welfare
Federation. He also has served as
a trustee of the Cleveland Better
Business Bureau and the Cleve-
land Advertising Club.
He holds memberships in Delta
Kappa Epsilon and Sigma Delta
Chi, national honorary journalism
fraternity.
The Winsors have three daugh-
ters, Mrs. William fitzpatrick, Mrs.
Jon E. Tippon and Sue, senior at
Shaw High School.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
The Mail Box
14227 Ardenall Ave.
East Cleveland IL, Ohio
April 10, 1868


To the Editor:
We feel certain in our belief that
all former and present Winder-
mere Station operators are unani-
nous in their desire to have the
new station now under construc-
tion on the site of the old station
named the same as its predecessor,
"Windermere Station"
1t is our conviction that any
name other than Windermere could
be the means of blotting out the
fond memories of pleasant associa-
tions enjoyed at the old station now
cherished by our pensioners and
present operators alike.
Not hesitant in admitting that
for too long a time the old station
wasn't too pleasing to the eye, the
completion and grandeur of the
new station should quickly erase
from our minds the shortcomings
of the old station.
Being a Windermere operator
for the past Is years l am heartily
in favor of having the new station,
creditable civic improvement in
the heart of East Cleveland, bear
the endeared name of "Windermere
Station"
Very cordially yours,
Ralph E. Thayer
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
Songs Of Norway
On Library Hour

The Evening with Music at the
Library on Tuesday, April 28th at
s o'clock will have "The Three Cor
nered Hat" by Falla with Suzanne
Dance, soprano, and LOrchestra
de la Suisse Romandi conducted by
Ernest Anserment. Satie's "Three
Pieces in the Shape of a Pear"
Robert and Gaby Casadeus with
Artur Rodzinski and the Philhar-
monic Orchestra of New York.
"Songs of Norway" an operetta
based on the life and music of
Edward Grieg with Kitty Carlisle,
Lawrence Brooks, Helen Bliss and
Robert Shafer singing the princi-
pie roles.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
Mail Addresses
BUSINESS: Rl4 E. l52nd St.
PhUnp iil.pnvillp l-43R3
News: l460O Euclid Ave.
Apt 302
Stoughton
To Address
Layrnen

Friday evening, April oath, lay
men from East Cleveland Protes-
tant churches will meet in the
Church of the Cross, Caledonia
and Winsford rd., to hear DIR.
Clarence c. Stoughton, president
of Wittenberg College, speak on
Eternal Partnership"
An outstanding speaker, DR..
Stoughton enjoys a wide back
ground of training experience and
travel. He holds earned degrees
from the University of Rochester
and Columbia University and
honorary degrees from Gettysburg,
Muhlenberg and Wagner Colleges.
From 1885 to 1945 DR.. Slough
ton was the first lay president of
Wagner College, Staten Island,
N. Y. Preceding this appointment
he had served the college for IS
years in various capacities includ-
ing those of instructor, treasurer,
acting registrar and acting dean.
In 1949 he was called to be the
first lay president of Wittenberg.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
Tag Day Backs
Spring Athletic
Schedule At SHS

With 100 percent pupil partici-
patton, Shaw student body has con-
tributed $5O5.60 for the schools
spring athletic program. In a
tag day everything was tried from
cookie sales to tie auctions as
each Home Room conducted its
own Individual tag day event. The
goal was $400.
Commenting Faculty Manager,
Bob Louis said the regular athletic
fund could not carry the spring
program on ticket sales. Last year
admissions brought in less than
$1OO of the needed $700 budget.
The $5O5.6O tag day total will be
augmented from the basketball
fund to carry on the spring track,
tennis, and baseball schedules.
All track events are being played
away. Baseball holds forth at
Forest Hills Park. Tennis is play
ed on several of the city's courts.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
Helen Immke Is
Auxiliary Head

New president of Cleveland Navy
Ship of Post and Auxiliary 1898
VIEW. is Mrs. Helen Immke of
138O9 Orinoco ave., who was in
stalled at the April 18th meeting
at the Cuyahoga County Court
House. Her daughter, Miss Lois
Immke was installed as Conduct
ress, bringing a mother-daughter
team in the ships official family.
Mrs. F. Donna Bishop, 919 East
149th st. was the installing officer
and Mrs. Jacqueline Nichols, 965
East 147th st. served as musician
for the ceremonies.
Mrs. Immke has served as treas
urer, secretary, chaplain, conduc-
tor, color bearer and trustee.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23

Anon gthe 110 men and three
women who attend the sustaining
membership campaigns kickoff
session at the East Cleveland
YMCA Sunday, April 10th were
the men directing the drive.
Pictured they are: (seated left
to right), William V. Cumler, ex-
ecutive secretary; James Bateman,
campaign chairman; Sterling T.
Apthorp, chairman East Cleveland
Y Board of Management. Stand
ing: X. C. Jones, Metropolitan
campaign chairman; Stanley Web
ster, local vice chairman; James
F.. Whyte, assistant metropolitan
campaign chairman; and DR..
Homer Alexander, local vice chair
man. Detained were Bob Kennedy
and Clarence Rauch, vice chair
man.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
Calling All Green
Cross Committeeman

Members of the Green Cross
campaign committee are being
alerted for a meeting to be held
Tuesday, April 28th at $50 p. m.
in Chambers School, Shaw ave-, be-
tween Euclid and Hayden ave.
Plans for the campaign, open
ing May 1st and continuing for
the month, organization and other
details are to be discussed. Chair
man Fred Henderson will preside
and Chief of Police H. S. Weaver,
will be the chief speaker.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
Shaw High Pupils
In Poetry Workshop

When the Ohio Poetry Society
announces "Our Younger Poets"
the topic of their Saturday, April
25th meeting in Hotel Statler, they
are referring to the Shaw High
School students in the Creative
Writing class conducted by Miss
Louise Baker.
The poets, with Miss Baker, will
present the society's program.
Reading their own poems as well
as poems written by fellow men,
bers of the class will be Marion
Howard, Fay Fisher, Marjorie
Small, Elizabeth Huntsicker, AL
den Saxton, and Mark Shapiro.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23

The Spring of Ae5S? Will it go
down into weather records as "that
year we had second Wnter." Ver-
lily there hath been more snow
and blow per hour this 1853 Spring
than all Winter through.
Which brings US to the shiver-
ing fact that the good old summer
time will be clocked in this very
next Sunday. Believe it or not,
Daylight Savings Time takes over
at 200 a. M, Sunday morning.
City ordinances in towns here
abouts set the hour for the Of
ficial mix-up of time to beguile
folks into believing that-in some
mysterious manner-another hour
of daylight Il crowded into the
working -pi..5sag day.
Unless the Weatherman offers
q few balmy breezes, a wee bit
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
Winter Kisses Spring Goodbye As
Daylight 81 ings Time Takes Over

more sunshine, between now and
200 a. M, April 26th, this cline
will have had no Spring in the year
1953-for how can one term it
spring when snow and cold re-
main on the stage until Summer
Daylight Savings Time picks up
the cue.
Remember the thousands of gay
blooming daffodils whose dropping
heads atest to Winters final fling.
Since a number of Ohio and
nearby Pennsylvania towns do not
operate under Daylight Savings
Time, and since transportation
facilities generally stick to their
Eastern Standard Time schedules,
it will be advisable to check first
when planning trip or accepting
that invitation for dinner away
from home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
Honor Miss Paxson

The Parents Study Group of
Superior School entertained with
a reception last Friday evening in
honor of Miss Ruth Paxson who
has been teaching the deaf at
Superior for the past eighteen
years. Miss Paxson plans to retire
in June.
Guests at the reception included
many of the former students she
presented her with lovely gifts.
had taught through the years who
Gift from the Study Club Group
was eet of luggage.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
Mrs. Robert BarkIey
Heads Church Women

At the meeting of the East
Cleveland Council of Church
Women held at Windermere Meth
odist Church on Friday, April 18th,
the minister, DR.. M. Wayne Nc
Queen installed the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Robert Barkley;
Vice President, Mrs. Ben MacDon-
aid; Recording Secretary, Mrs. H.
B. Winsor; Corresponding Secre-
tary, Miss Ruth E. Colbey.
Mrs. Stuart Cummins spoke on
"The East Cleveland Community
Council, What 1t Means to Us All"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
Gets Corporation Charter

Secretary of State Ted Brown
has issued corporation charter
to Combined Sales, Inc, located in
East Cleveland. Stock issued was
800 shares no par common, and
incorporators are Howard White
law, Fred Oblansky and Herbert
Nagel. Whitelaw, of 1862 Hayden
ave-, East Cleveland, is also listed
as statutory agent.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
HiIIsdaIe Choir
Sings At Church

A concert Of sacred music will
be presented by the Hillsdale
(Michigan) College Choir, 75-year
old choir at East Cleveland Bap-
tist Church at 1876 Euclid ave-,
Tuesday, April 28th at 8 p. m.
The choir is directed by Prof. Har-
old F. Brown who has held this
position since 1916.
The public is invited to attend
the concert and the social gather
ing following it. Young people are
especially urged to take this op-
portunity to meet the choir men,
bers. A free will offering will be
received.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
322 Pints Of
Blood Gift Of
&c Quartz Men

General Electric Cleveland
Quartz Works, East 152nd ST., add
ed 322 pints of blood to the Red
Cross blood bank during the April
6-7 visit Of the mobile unit. The
usual contribution for day is 1875,
which brings the plant total 72
pints above that figure. AS it was,
almost 100 additional employees
had signed a donation card.
Chairman of the Blood Donor
program at the plant is Robert
K. Cummins, chief engineer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
They Evidently Dom t
Like A Nice BuiIdinq

The boat house at Forest Hills
is again the target for folks with
an urge to break windows. During
last weekend 81 panes of glass in
the shelter were broken. II panes
were broken in a recent previous
attack, but 18 of the required 72
panes remain intact.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
What About The Car?

A mail box and a fence and
sidewalk were more or less dam
aged by an unidentified motorist
whose skid marks showed he had
gone over the curb at Euclid and
Elsinore ave. in the early morning
hours of April goth.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23

The boys in the picture are talk
ing over plans for the second an
nual East Cleveland Fire Fighters
Benefit Dance to be held Saturday,
May End, at American-Jugolav'
Center, 20713 Reicher ave., Euclid,
1t will last from 8 p. m. to 2 a. m.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
73131E;:I:l<

Console TV; 1852 open stock
at Loey's 1907 II St. NE. ond
Silver Spring ---$88
Fomous l6" Console TV. Trode-
in at Loey's Clarendon, Va. store
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $66
$22e.e5 Moiestie ~"
open stock at Locy's 1907 II
St. NE. Silver Spring and Clor-
endon --------$77
$zse.95 Olympic II" Console
TV with "Tele- Timer" Clock that
turns set ON-or-OFF outomoti-
coIIy. Brond-new 1853 models
ot Locy's 1907 H St. ME-, Sill
yer Spring and Clarendon, $l49
$599.95 Fomous Make 20" ~
Comb. with powerful rodio and
3-Speed Webster automatic
phono. Brond-new 1853 model.
At Loey's 1907 H St. NE,
$zs7
$34s.s5 Mejestie 20" Console
TV; 1853 open stock at Locy's
1207 H St. Me-, Silver Spring
and Clarendon --$l37
$2es.s5 Mojestie II" Console
Tv; 1853 open stock at Locy's
1907 H St. Me-, Silver Spring
and Clarendon -------$l29
} $3zs.95 Emerson ~" Console
TV; 1852 open stock at Locy's
Silver Spring and NE. 500
, $449.e5 MotoroIo ~" Console
TV Comb, rodio and 3-Speed
automatic phono. 1853 open
stock at Locy's 1907 H St.
NE. ond Clarendon ----$229
, $229.95 MotoroIo ~" T;
1858 open stock OF Locy's 1907
H St. NE. and Clarendon. $s9
, $3se.s5 Moje.tie Il" Console
TV; 1852 open stock at Locy's
1907 H St. Me-, Silver Spring
and Clarendon ---$l49
, $329.95 Mejestie 2l"TV; 1853
open stock at Locy's 1907 H
St. Me-. Silver Spring and CIor-
, $37s.e5 Emerson ~" Console
T with doors. 1852 open
stock at Locy's 1907 H St. N.
E., Silver Spring and CIeren-
don -----$l27
, $3ee.e5 PhiIco II" Blonde TV;
1852 open stock at Loey's 2o7
n St. NE. -------$l89
. $33e.95 Phileo n" TV; 1852
open stock at Locy's 1907 H
St. NE. Silver Spring and Clor-
endon ---------$l67
. $24s.s5 AdmiroI ~" TV with
rodio. 1852 open stock at
Locy's 1907 n St. NE. $50
. $3ls.e5 MotoroIo ~" Console
T; 1852 open stock at Locy's
1907 H St. NE. and Clarendon,
. sszs.s5 Admi,ol n" Console
Tv; 1852 open stock at Loey's
Clarendon, Va. ----$ $l99
. $329.95 Roytheon ~" Console
TV; brond-new 1853 models at
Locy's 1907 H St. ME-, Silver
Spring and Clarendon = $l79
. Teletone 10h" Console TV,
trode-in at Loey's Clarendon,
W e&NYa &9A
va. store @&T
. $299.95 Motorol0 l6" Blond
Console Tv. open stock at
Locy's Silver Spring 500
. $499.95 Fomous "" Console
TV Comb. with powerful rodio
and 3-speed Webster outo-
motto changer. New 1853
model at Locy's 1907 H St.
NE. $2l9
Evening star., 1953-06-30
|C57f3 Dryers !IEl'Ill !!3iG1

$ll9.95 Console Ironer with
heot thermostot. 1852 demos.
at Locy's 1907 H St. ME-, Sill
yer Spring and Clarendon, $50
$274.95 IEonTite Automatic
Ironer. 1852 demo. at Locy's
Silver Spring ---------$lS8
$2l9.95 Simplex Console
IroneE. 1852 demo. OF Locy's
1907 H St. NE, Clarendon
and Silver Spring ----$1I9
$z39.95 Electric 220-VoIt
Dryer; 1852 demos. at Loey's
1907 H St. ME-. Silver Spring
and Clarendon --------$l29
$299.95 Hotpoint Electric
Dryer; 1852 demo. at Loey's
Silver Spring ---$I8S
$249.s5 FrisidoiEe Electric
Dryer; 1852 demo. OF Locys
Silver Spring ond Clarendon,
$i4s
Evening star., 1953-06-30
WASHERS;

$2e9.s5 GE Automatic Wosher,
1851 demo. at Loey's 1907 H
St. NE. -------$ll7
$309.95 ABc-0-MATlc Auto
motie Washer, 1851 demo. ot
Loey's Clarendon, Va. store,
$l49
$299.95 Hotpoint Automatic
Washer; 1852 demo. at Locy's
Clarendon --$l99
$119.95 WFinser Woshevs; 1852
demos. at Locy's 1907 H St.
NE, Silver Spring ond CIor-
endon ----$49
Evening star., 1953-06-30
;|37;Il13;I;I1!!l;I: Err

$209.95 PhiIeo 7-cu.-ft. Re-
friserotor; 1852 demos. ot
Locy's l2O7 H St. NE. and Sill
yer Spring ----$127
$239.95 PhiIeo 7-eu.-ft. Re-
friserotors. 1852 demo. at
Locy's Clarendon ---$199
$259.95 Westinghouse 7-eu.-
#. Refrigerator. 1852 demo.
at Locy's Clarendon store,
Sl27
. $2S9.95 Hotpoint 9.2-eu-ft.
Refrigerator. 1853 demos. at
Locy's 1907 H St. Me-, Silver
Sprinq and Clarendon SIT
Evening star., 1953-06-30

, $l5e.95 Apex Wrinser Wosher;
1852 demo. at Locy's 1907 H
St. NE, Clarendon ond Silver
spring ------------ --@9S
, $l69.95 Speed Queen Wrinser
Woshers; with pump. 1852
demo. at Locy's 1907 H St.
NE. and Clarendon $40
Evening star., 1953-06-30
HOME a3;I3313;;E

, Orig. $369.e5 Frisidoire 9-eu.-
It. Home Freezer, 1852 demo.
at Loey's Silver Spring SIT
. $5l4.95 Amono l2-eu.-ft. Up
right Home Freezer 1852
demo. ,ot Loey's Silver Spring
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Small Appliances
Items Below on Sale at

Items Bet0UO on Sale at
LGcy's 1907 II St. Me-,
Silver Spring and Clarendon
SASS Fomous Moke Portable
Rodios; receives all stotions.
Plays indoors or out. Botteries
extra -$12.77
. $34.95 lnfro- Red BFoileV and
Stove Comb. Cooks two meoIs
at one time. BroiIs, erils ond
tries ----$I6.SS
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Observation-Disclosures

. $l24.e5 Hotpoint 32-GaIion
Water Heater; dented. 1852
model OF locy's Clarendon, $50
. $l54.95 Generol Electric 81
Col. Woter Heoter; 1852 floor
sompIe at Locy's Silver Spring
store $99
Evening star., 1953-06-30

. $469.95 Generol Electric Sink
Dishwosher Comb; 1852 floor
somple at Locy's Silver Spring
store ---------------$Z77
. $l19.95 42-ineh Sink with
foucets; floor samples at Locy's
Silver Spring and Clarendon,
$66
. $372.S5 Hotpoint Dishwosher;
48" undercounter model; 1852
floor sompIe at Locy's CIoren-
don ---------$l77
Evening star., 1953-06-30

. $lo9.95 Apt. Size Cos Ronses;
1852 demos. at Locy's 1907 H
St. NE, Silver Spring ond CIor-
endon -$ $50
. $399.95 Hotpoint Deluxe Elee-
trie Ronse; 1851 demo. at Locy's
Silver Spring SLIT
. $l9e.95 Surrey Cos Ronse;
1852 demo. at Locy's 1907 H
St. NE, Clarendon and Silver
Spring -------$l27
Evening star., 1953-06-30

, $448.75 FrisidoiFe lo.6-eu.-ft.
Refrigerator; self defrostine.
1852 floor sompIe at Loey's
Clarendon ----$2 $299
Evening star., 1953-06-30

$379.95 PhiIeo A-h.p. Air
Conditioner; 1852 demos. at
Locy's Silver Spring and CIor-
endon stores only -----$l99
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Orig. s249.95
Electric Range
Automatic Oven Clock
1852 floor sam GO @ ~
pies at Lacy's 10
Northeast, Silver
Spring and Clar- -
endon.

. $4oS.75 Frisidoire Double
Oven Ronse; 1852 demo. ot
Loey's Silver Spring 500
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Orig. $1295
10" Desk Fans
1hips up . cooling "
T eeZe. At Lacy's
ortheast. Silver Spring
nd Clarendon.

. $34.95 Deep-Fot FryeEs, $l8.66
. $4.95 Electric Kitchen Clocks.
plus tox ------------$Z.SS
$3.50 Brond New Westinghouse
Ice Cube Tvoys - 98e
Evening star., 1953-12-04

ANOTHER BOBBY WARD?-Jack Davis 5foot-1O 1913 pound
guard the University of Maryland freshman
lkened to Marylands first AAmercan player Bob Ward
Varsity Coach Jim Tatum Davis who played at Badensburg
High before two service with the Army pararOoper
been barred from participating the varsity crmmages with
the fOsh e gets through the line many
plays" says his coach, Whitley Dovell