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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24
Nazarenes Have
Promotion Day

Many relatives and friends are
planning to attend the Promotion
day exercises which will be held
Sunday morning March 9th, 9:3C
at the First church of the Naza-
rene.
The nursery class members,
dressed in their white caps and
gowns, will lead the professional.
This department is supervised by
Mrs. Marjorie Penny. The follow
ing children will be promoted to
the Beginners epar t m n t.
Clifford Alan Andrews, Mary A.
Baus. Holly Ruth Brown, Linda
Lou Criss, Denise Mineko Ehr5ar,
James Ramsey Maynard, Dawn
Mitschele Judith A. Boltazr,
Ronald Craig Thoren, Norma Jean
Welniak.
The Beginner Department,
supervised by Mrs. James Hunton
and her assistant Miss Barbara
Early will be presenting a Flan-
nelgraph story, and the choir will
sing. Eleven children be promoted
to the Primary. Marilyn Barrett,
John Herlinger, Howard King,
David Maynard, Thomas May
nard, Timothy Fulgam, Charles
Hunter, Ronald Lewis, Paul
Piraino, Stephen Soloky, Karen
McNally.
Mrs. Carol Kocher, supervisor
of the Primary Department and
teachers, Mrs Ida Boltzar, Mrs.
Chester Jacobs. and Miss Clara
Schultz will give review of this
years work. A class of 19 will be
graduated to the Junior Depart
ment, supervised by Mrs. Martha
Saitar. They are Karen Anderson,
Bonita Caldwell, Bruce Crisp,
Kathy DarrOch, Elaine Faulk,
James Fisher, Bonnie General,
D Donald Haskins, Linda Sue
Huddleston, Linda Sue Kwasney,
Linda Mercadante, Linda Miller,
Elmer Novak, Ramey Michele,
Susan Skinner. John Welniak,
Ruth Wilberschied, Karen Schwed,
Julie Yuhas.
The Junior Promotion program
"Growing Four-square"
directed by Miss Joan Gleason will
be presented by these graduates.
Alma Ball, Erla Kerg, Nancy
Novak, PetrOnella Radios, Patty
Betty Jean Chavark,
June Sherman, judy Kocher,
George Paulini, Robert Kovach,
r ic h ard Barrett. nneth
Ronald White, Hansel
Crawford, Mary Kirch, Sally
Greek and Harold Mains.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24
.TV Color Study
Marks NeIa Clinic

The latest techniques in light
ing for color television will be an
outstanding feature of two two
day TV Studio Lighting Confer
ences to be held in General Elec-
trio Lighting Institute at Nela
Park April 4th through 7th.
Special attention will be focused
upon studio lighting problems and
their solutions. Discussions and
demonstrations will be presented
by both G-E lighting specialists
and guest speakers among the $50
TV representatives from the
country.
The clinics will be conducted in
a model demonstration studio now
under construction. The studio will
have a 6,500-watt connectable
lighting load said to mark an all
time high for the Institutes audi
torium. The lighting equipment n
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24
Samuel G. Dunning

Samuel G.. Dunning, Ga, service
consultant of the Reliance Elec-
trio and Engineering Co., died sud-
denly March 10Th while on COM
pany business in Green Bay, Wis.
A native of Cleveland, he joined
the company as an assembler on
April /, 1913, subsequently filling
various assignments until he was
named to service consultant in
1868. He was considered by his
company an dtheir engineers, and
the many companies throughout
the United States, Canada and
Mexico which he visited, as the
company's "Dean of Service.
During World War | he served
with the 37th Engineers overseas.
He was a member of Woodward
Masonic Lodge, and took his re-
creation in golf and fishing.
Mr.. Dunning was active in the
Reliance Motors Benefit Associa-
tion and was one of the founders
and the first President of the
Reliance Motors Credit Union.
Surviving are his widow,
Hedwig; three sons, Richard, Capt.
Louis K. Of the U. S. NJ. c., sta
toned in California, and Willard
S. of Columbus, and eight grand
children. Services and burial were
on Saturday, March 10Th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24
Mrs. Luther F. Olson

Mrs. Florence L. Olson, member
of First Presbyterian Church
where she was president of the
Harrison Circle, died in Huron
Road Hospital, March 10Th.
Services were held Monday,
March 21st and burial was in
Verona, n. Y. where she was born
61 years ago. She was a graduate
of Oneonta, IN. " State Teachers
College.
She is survived by her husband
Luther F. Olson, vice president Of
the Gilmore-Olson Co., engineers
and builders; her mother, Mrs.
Lena Agne of Verona; and two
brothers. The family home is at
1852 Yellowstone rd., Cleveland
Heights.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24
Lillian NJ. ROthaermel

Services for Miss Lillian NJ.
Rothaermel, 60, who died March
21st after a brief illness, were
held this afternoon. Miss Rothaer-
mel was born in Canada and had
been an East Clevelander for 40
years. For the past 20 years she
was employed in the accounting de-
partment Of the observation-disclosures
Co. She was a member of the
Garden Center of Greater Cleve-
land and the Lake Erie Wild
Flowers Club.
Surviving are two brothers, J.
Roy, and J. Ross; four sisters,
Clara, Mrs. Jesse Fisher, Mrs.
Marion Bartell of Chicago, and
Mrs. Gretta Chenault.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24

views, in color, from one coast
to coast. Holiday in Manitoba"
A glimpse of the parks birds and
bison suggests the wildlife that
fluorishes here, while pictures of
Clear Lake" and of shady bride
paths offer sample of the deligh-
full scenery. Listen to the Prairies"
is the story of Manitoba's Annual
Musical Festival, at which pianists.
vocalists, violinists, and choral
singers compete.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24

= The high wind early Sunday
morning is believed to have set off
the burglar alarm at the Contin-
entail Bar, Euclid at Wymore. All
was quiet about the premises, and
no signs of attempted entry were
evident when police answered the
alarm about $3.50 p. m.
The neighborhood had an un-
needed run from the city's fire
department on Friday when an
alarm signaled from the Rose
mont-Euclid box proved to be a
false one. The culprits were not,
identified. Z.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24

SO. Services were held here Sun
day evening and Eastern Star
services were held Monday in her
hometown Of Sardinia, Ohio where
burial was made.
A lifelong Methodist, Mrs. Camp
bell was active in the Sardinia
Church until after the death of
her husband, Andrew F. Campbell,
she came to make her home here,
when she ATTENDED Winder-
mere Methodist Church. Her hus-
band was owner of the Campbell
Hardware store which had been
operated for two generations.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24

Downing and grandfather of Cur
tbs and Carol; and brother of Mrs.
Anna Brakel, Mrs. Sophie Peck,
and Mrs. Elsie Leighton. Services
and burial Monday, March 21st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24
J. NJ. Poole

While waiting to take his bus
out of the Windermere garage
about s p. M, March goth, j. Murl
Poole, 56, was striker with a heart
attack. He succumbed a few mi
nutes later at Huron Road Hos
pital.
Surviving are his wife, Annetta,
daughter, Muriel, a brother,
Herbert, and sister, Mrs. Gladys
Burkhart. The family home is at
1913 Colt rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24
X +Movies \

Canada is the subject of the
movies to be shown at the East
Cleveland Library on Wednesday,
March Both, at 8 p. m. Canadian
Pattern" presents many scenic
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24
In MenOrian

PASQUALE. Jane. In loving memory
of our dear mother and grand
mother who passed away two years
ago, March rs, 1858
Martha, Joe and
Ricky Spisak
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24
Richard Booth

Probably the last driver of a
horsecar in Cleveland, Richard
Booth, 81, of 69S East 124th st.
died Saturday of a heart attack
while visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Rhoda Beal, 1878 Sciota ave. A
native of England, Mr.. Booth came
to the United States in 1899 and
in 1902 began his 46 year service
with succeeding street railway COM
panies in Cleveland, concluding as
an instructor for new motorman.
In addition to his daughter, Mrs.
Beal, another daughter, Mrs.
Martha Hooger of Cincinnati sur
wives him.
Masonic services were held
Wednesday, March 23rd at the
Edwards Funeral Home, 13145
Euclid ave. Burial was in Acacia
Park Cemetery.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24
Mrs. Margaret Campbell

Mrs. Margaret Campbell died
Friday, March 18th, in the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Mary c.
Zimmerman, 1901 Belmore, aged
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24
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Mrs. Viola G.. Horan

Mrs. Viola G. Horan, wife of
Charles Horan of the Koran Letter
Service, died Wednesday in Mt.
Sinai Hospital. Services will be
held Friday at 9 a. m. in st. Philo-
mena's Church. Friends may call
at 11212 Euclid ave.
A native Clevelander, she was
married 27 years ago and had been
resident here for the past 25
years. The family home is at 1866
East 133rd st.
In addition to her husband, she
is survived by a sister, Mrs. Rose
NJ. Svozil; and two brothers, Paul
T. Carleton of California, and
George G. Carleton.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24
Robert +. kenehan

Member of the twenty-five year
club of the Cleveland Electric
Illuminating Co., Robert E. Kene-
han, 81, died suddenly Sunday,
March 10th in his home, 1876
Wymore ave. He was a member
of the Windermere Council,
Knights of Columbus. Services
were held Wednesday in st. Philo-
mena Church. Burial was in CAL
vary Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Loretta
Harmon Kenehan; son, Gilbert;
a brother and five sisters.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24
George Eyes

George Eyes, 81, husband of
Assime, brother of Pauline Rallos
of Los Angeles, Calf, died sud-
denly March 18th at his home,
14517 Orinoco ave. He was a re-
tired restaurant operator. Serv-
ices were held at Creel Orthodox
Church of the Annunciation March
10Th. Burial was in the Greek
Orthodox terry, Bedford
Heights.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-03-24
Albert i. Appla

Albert F. Appla, n, died March
18th at his home, 14O8 Colt rd.
He was the father of Mrs. Mildred
Evening star., 1955-01-23
AuToMoBHis ron SALE

NASH I947 4-dr.; perfect through
out. good low-cost Transportation.
As IoE as 81 down. fun price. S195.
HANDLET-FORD, 1923 Ga. ave.
NV. IA. e-s4I6. Closed sun. see
Mon.
NASH 1851 Ambassador 4-door: r.
and h.; overdrive; original owner
leaving town; must sell. ia 2-2407.
NASH SO Statesman ADJ: original
iet-hlack finish: fully equipped with
radio and heater and fulI-size. beds.
: WEEKEND SPECIAL. S345; terms.
KIRK MOTOR Co, 1000 ca. ase.
Nash sisa ssss ssss gsSo 2S oSsss ssE good ssafi
NASH I94s Ambassador 4-dr: low
milsage, oyerdriye; $3.50. CAL IA
Sssa ssa HoRSsRs oISS4a, see eoR u'sSfie BSieE
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii.
NASH Sc Rambler; r. and h.; $500,
HORNER'S COR, Buick Dealer. Fla.
ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii. 6-64d4
Sasad Ssosdi.ids as AaSr''asiE ss sR -ss4o sss iaiE
oIIDsSOBiLE 1859 aSS. 4-dr.; Hy-
dra-Matfe. Owned BY q lady who
has given It excellent care. Going
abroad. 50 must sacrifice. 81 $50.
oTbsMoBIIE III, sotaf BARGAINS 1853
sI.595. 1853 aoss Holiday sedan.
Ike new, SI.g95. 1852 ss9S't Holir
day sedan. Sl.395. 1049 "SSS
conv, really nice. only $595. see
these outstanding cars. THACKER
MOTORS; 18th and r. !. ave: n.eis
OLDsMoBiLE c 'BilIli .s2 4-dr .sss.; radio
and heater, excellent condition:
81, i,l50. See Mr., Barry. Mon. through
,,LDsMoBiIE 81 super ass,' 2-doer
club sedan. attrsc. green ms. iln,sn.
o55 NASH ARLINGTON CORR !,
Indoor showroom, 2O15 n Moore St.
Arl. tRosslyn. ya9 IA. sz303Q;.
annie sss" model convertible; radio.
condition. Sacrifice. S495. terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. !. ave; ne
OLDsMoBILE 1919 sedan: Rocket
"98'i r. and h.. Hydra Matte; beau
terms. WILLIAMS. goth and = /
oIDsMoBnE so super .ss" con-
vertibIe; r. and h.: DynahoR. fire.
engine red finish: as low as So down.
fun price S422. HANpLEY-FpRp
1929 Ga. ave. NV. Ia. 9-S4l6.
OLDsMoBILE 1858 super '.ss" 4-dr. I;
r and H.: Hydra. and other extrasi
beautiful gray; $4,000 niles car
absolutely immac.; Sl,S75 or best
offer OWNER. EN-. 2-92S5, ---2.s3
OLDSM0BILE 1949 series 70 4-dr.
sedan. radio. htr.. standard trans
mission; for maximum economy and
dependability this car has been
thoroughly inspected and recondi-
toned in our shop. original price.
$5a5; reduced for sale at only $445.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO, N. Vir-
Einia's Largest Oldsmobile Dealer.
oO0a Wilson blvd, Arl ia. 7-S400.
OLDSM0RTLE '53 "9S" 4-dr. COM
pletely equipped including r. a. h;
Hydramatic, power steering and
Wv. tires, looks and runs lse
sEpTre srana new. Y Ja,5 ;SsP =. PoHANBifA 1 iSf
7-l003 IA
Evening star., 1955-01-23
AUToMosILEs ron SALE

OLDsMOBTLE '54 s.gs'' 4-dr. sedan;
Wv. tires. clone blue and white;
r. and h., eleetronic eye. power
steering and brakes auto. aerial.
PVT. owned; sess95 Or best oner,
OLDsMOBTLK 1870 series esq. club
sedan. attrac turquoise flnish with
harmonizing tailof-nade seat covers,
radio, heater. hydra. drive. Excel
lent condition throughout. An out
Edh ssansIns e6 xals,s at Siy SSa5I 5i,sIn;s. 2aM
LARGEST Oldsmobile Dealer. 200e
Wilson blvd. Arl- .JA- 7-S400.
IoLDsMOBILE 1854 Holiday $50;
radio and heater: neE-car condition;
s2.5ss5 or best offer: original price,
S3,595 10. 5-0235. --23
IOLD6MOBILE 1858 Supef "SS'' 2-dr
distinctive 2-tone polar white and
turquoise set of by Wv. tires. su-
per range Hydra-Matic drive. de
luxe radio and heater and . host Of
other accessories s Toe rr,n numeEous n,,Is. =, 2
side and out and has only 16.56s
actual miles. Must see and drive to
appreciate. Original price. 81, Sn5.
Reduced for sale at only slsHl5.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR Co. N. Vir-
ginia's Largest Oiosmobile Dealer.
: 1000 I !. wIIson z blvd: Al. "a $500,
s.sSs,. aoS % nsn.1 about auto RSnsns Sd
r. h, windshield washer. signal
lights beautiful light green body
light gray top. 3 wks. factory guar
A very fine automobile Delivery
priye. $3.50, will take $2,500. Ju.
/ I-1014. 10.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

NASH RAMBLER STATION WAGON
1851; beautiful Bermuda blue. radio.
tires, brakes and battery. thorough
ly cleaned and In excellent condi-
ton; $3.50. Private owner; no
trades. OIL. 2-4615.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
AuroMoBILEs ron SALE

oIDsMoBLE al e-eyi. eony.: nes
paint. new top. 2. b., Hydra. clean
economy in finest condition. Se95
cash or IS dr. $50 per mo. 81
OTHER BARGAINS WOLFE MO
TORS, 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV
EN-. 3-0142. Open Sunday. 10 TO 5
OLDs 1851 Super .'Ss" 2-dr,: Hydra.
r and h.: baek-ap and directional
lights; undercoat. $1,000 MI; FRS
Ss75 takes 1t. OIL 4-09s7. -23
0LDs '4s de luxe 2-dr. sedan. "ss''
Hydramatlc. heater and RADIO WV
tires. S495. IA. 6-4lS5.
oLDs '54 Super "s" Holiday coupe
beautiful ivory and red 2-tone com
bination: fully equipped. includinE
power steering and power brake
and excellent Wv. tires; pricei
reasonably at s. 695. CCC guar
CAPITOL CADILlAC-OIDSMOBILT
CO., 1929 22nd ST NV. ST. $4,000
OLDS s47 "76''. Ssdanette, oWne
sas. soodd condition. sIe5- Cal
0IDs t5i Super asss, 4-dr.; low MI.
perfect, Widow must sell; S995 o
best offer. WO. 6-0656,
OLDS s54 "0Sn green 2-tone sedan
HYDRA. power steering. power brakes
tinted glass, autonie 7 and n. cleo
4-Way seat, q. 8. Royalmaster Wv
tires and other access; 5000 mi.
garaEe-kept, fieW-ear cono.s owner
s.. .195. u. b-9126.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

oLDsMoBILE 1851 Holiday sas'::
one owner, $4,000 miles r and h .
pusk-hutfon windows and seats
turn signals; sl.l00. il. 1851.
1854 super .'ss, z-dr
Hydra-M Matte, r. and b., low mileage
beautiful two-tone finish; Wv.
tires Car absolutely same as brand.
new In every yav Must be seen Il
be APPRECIATED. So. .595. BELL no.
TORS 601a Wis. ave. Wo. fs-Sy00
OLDsMoBiLE 1910 "ssp sedan: eiear
thruout: radio and heater: S445, ol
50 cash. balance easy terms. COL
ONY MOTORS, 49l4 Ga. ave. NV
OLDsMOBILE 40 .as" 4-dr.; Hydra.
S275 or best offer. JU. 5-1644
OLDsMoBILE 1850 .sss,, club coupe
looks and runs good: $3.50 cash, oi
$5 down balance easy terms. COL,
ONY MOTORS. 49l4 Ga ave. NV
oLDs s5a 4-dr. "as': loaded with
Z extras: premium tires. S1.695. vii
!. accept car in trade. TO Rhode Is
land are. ne. DU. 1-2327, ----25
OLnSMOBILE '52 sSS'' 2-dr.: only
sfs sas2 hs8sst % gaeK lss ps2 n asansI1s ist sas
oLbsMoHiEE 81 Super assp 4-4r..
fully eqHtpped. without . doubt one
OF the best buys in town. 5000.
Ton allowance for your car. Nc
Oh. $4,000. In the heart Of
oRbsssMsoBnE Rfsssfo 1850 .ss.: e-tone;
Hydra, radio. heater; excel. buy,
S575 Res. HU. 3-7i0si ONCE. co
OLDsMoBnE 1853 super IS Holiday;
2-tone blue: Hydra-Matic. power
Z steering and brakes, Wv. tires;
1880 miles: / owner: perfect con-
dition: private; S1.995. KE. 81 80
OLDSMOBILE 'S4 s'9s,' Holiday: fare
red and polar white; power steering,
brakes. windows, away seat. Wv
tires. many other extras; 5000 mi
$2.995 or best offer. JE. Zero
oLDsMoBILE t1a50 "9s" de luxe
4-dr.: HYDRA Matte, r, b.: safety
tested throughout: bargain price.
: S895. PAUL BROS. tOIdsA. KE.
7-l30S, Wis. ave. and Ellicott st.
NV. Open daily til g. --24
OLDSMOBILE 1853 Super "S8" Holi-
day coupe; Hydra Matte, radio and
heater. power steering, Wv. tires;
owner extra clean; safety tested
guarantee: 81 ,S95. PAUL BROS
tQldsl, KE. 7-130S. Wis. ave. and
Eliicott st. NV. Open daily til g.
pa
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'4o cHEvROLET

suburbAn Carryan. apple xreea.
rAdie and heater. A e9e1
fine utility vehicle 9SW0
Evening star., 1955-01-23

rhieftafn -s'' e-tr., livery ever
horilen bIne. airiiow heater, Gus
tenn radio, Hydra Matte. An ex-
eeptionally clean. lew egA0
MILEAGE car = SSSo
Evening star., 1955-01-23
AuToMoBllEs FOR SALE

HoIDs 'Bz sss'' convertihie, HYDRA
matte. radio. heater. turh signals.
Wv. tires. 2 tone black and green
finish. black top. q very sharp car
and in tip top condition. St495.
written guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS
lFOrdl. 3D10 r. I. ave- ne, DE.
2-6302.
0LDs so 4-dr. -ss"; fuIly equipped
Hydra, light green; sTss. sTss. WIS, Wis
2-8969.
OLDS '49 s9s'' Sedan: HYDRA, r.-h.
$549, HORHER'S CORNER, BUICK
DEALER. Fla ave. ne. at 9th. Ii.
6-6464.
0LDs 1862 super "sSs 2-dr.: :. and
h., HYDRA. WV. tires, 2-tone blue:
CO., INC, 1902 E.-W. hwy, Cat Ga,
ave.). Sill Spg., Nd, Ju. 9-4500
Open todays
Evening star., 1955-01-23
AuToMosILEs FOR SALE

1851 Belvedere hard
top; two-tones Z. and b.. low mile
aEe excellens condition: original
owner: selling $e96. AD. z-9562.
23s
CHEVROLET 81 Bel AIT sport coupe;
r. and h.. PoweFgiide: beautiful
a-tone green finish: only Se96. Wis
Corners. Fails Church, Va. JE.
2-6960.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Fire Damages Home
In University Park

A newly decorated home in
University Park. Md, was dam
aged by fire yesterday.
Chief Charles DiVincenzo OF
the Hyattsville Fire Department
said the blaze at 1900 Sheridan
street apparently was caused by
a cigarette dropped into a mat
tress.
DR.. H. r. Pear. who was home
alone, awoke and discovered the
fire. He was not burned. He
told firemen he had just COM
pleted painting the house and
reflnishing the floors one week
ago. The bedroom where the
fire started was badly burned
and a hole was burned through
the floor. Chief DiVincenzo esti-
mated the damage at $500.
Riverdale and College Park de-
partments also responded.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Two CIV Alumni and Morvin's S
Son Share in H-Bomb Credit

Mr.. Argo entered CIV as q
postgraduate student in 1889
and continued to study there
until 1914, when he went to
Los Alamos. He obtained his
masters degree at CIV in l941.
Later he went to the University
of Chicago. He is a graduate. Of
Whitman College, Walla Walla,
Wash.
DR.. Teller came to America to
join the George Washington
faculty in 1885 at the invitation
Of President Marvin. He was pro-
fessor of theoretical physics
until 194l, when he went to Los
Alamos. Later he served at CIV
again for a brief period before
reSigning to join the University
Of Chicago in 1945.
Another CIV physics professor,
DR.. George Gamow, also has
been closely involved with atomic
research, particularly since the
war.
Evening star., 1955-02-25

Two former George Washing
ton University students and
Cloyd Marvin. son of the uni
versity's president, have been
credited with share in the
research that led to the hydrogen
bomb.
The three are named in the
report to the American Assocla-
ton for the Advancement Of
Science by DR.. Edward Teller.
atomic scientist. DR.. Teller also
was formerly associated with
George Washington University.
Mr.. Marvin, 28-year-old son
of DR.. Cloyd H. Marvin, GWU
president, was credited by DR..
Teller with helping another SCI
enlist, DR.. Emil Konopinski.
prove that an H-bomb blast
would not start a chain reaction
which would ignite the atmos-
phere or the ocean.
The former GWU students,
who along with DR.. Konopinski
and Mr.. Marvin worked at Los
Alamos. N. Mex. are DR.. Geoffrey
Chew and Harold Argo.
Mr.. Marvin, a graduate Of st.
Adams School here, was as
signed to work at Los Alamos
after entering the Army early
in World War II. He did math-
ematical computations for DR..
Teller. DR.. Enrico Fermi and DR..
Niels Bohr, leading scientists at
the New Mexico research center.
His education at Haverford
College was interrupted for this
service. Later he was graduated
from Haverford and obtained a
masters degree at Stanford Uni
versity. He is a member Of Phi
Beta Kappa.
Until last September, he
worked at the Johns Hopkins
Applied Physics Laboratory in
Silver Spring, Md. He is now
with the Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co., Paoli, Pa.
DR.. Chew entered George
Washington in 1910 and was
graduated with distinction in
February. 1914. A Washington
native. he was graduated from
Western High School. He earned
his doctorate at the University
Of Chicago and is now q physics
at the University of
Illinois. He is also a member Of
Phi Beta Kappa.
His wife, the former Ruth
Wright. is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Berkeley Wright, 1920
street NV. and also
Is a GWU graduate. DIR. Chew's
mother, Mrs. Pauline l.. Chew,
lives at 5000 Cathedral avenue
NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-25

be made. The other was whether
fif one were exploded, It might
mot blow up the world by start
ing q chain reaction, which
would set the air and the seas
on fire.
Danger Disproved.
The second problem was en-
i trusted by DR.. Oppenheimer
primarily to DR.. Konopinski
With his aide, Cloyd Marvin,
son Of DR.. Cloyd H. Marvin,
president of George Washington
University. he finally proved to
his own satisfaction that this
would not happen.
The matter, however, was too
important to entrust to these
two alone. DR.. Oppenheimer had
their results checked by DR..
Gregory Brett, formerly Of the
Carnegie Institution here, one
OF the foremost mathematical
physicists now living.
Then the A-bomb was achieved
The scientists began leaving Los
Alamos. A small group was left
to keep the H-bomb spark alive.
Without them, DR.. Teller says.
the Russians now would be ahead
in the atomic race.
BY themselves, this group could
have done little, but a powerful
new factor had entered the stu
ation-the development of the
marvellous new calculating ma
chimes that made possible ac-
complishments in few minutes.
OF calculation that otherwise
would have required months.
Feyerish Work Begun.
1t was not until 1949 that DR..
Teller went back to Los Alamos
for any protracted stay. Mean
while. Russia had exploded an
A-bomb. It was realized the Reds
probably were on the way to-
wards an H-bomb, If such a con-
trivance were possible. All re-
strictions were of. Work on the
H-bomb started in feverish
earnest.
We had eight years Of fam
tastes, theories and calculations