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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29

AS a result of its annual cleo
tion of officers, the Exchange
Club Of East Cleveland has hon
ored A. r. Bowles, Supervisor of
the General Electric Company
Lamp Equipment Operations as
president for 1856.
Mr.. Bowles, a graduate in En-
gineering from Fem College has
been a member of East Cleveland
Exchange for five years.
To serve with the new president
will be First Vice President, DR..
X. John Stahl; second vice presi-
dent, DIR. Robert c. Kuhlow; Sec
retary, J. Durant Mix; and treas
urer, Thomas Bennington.
In addition to the above officers
the Board of Control, with the
following elected members, will
serve in official capacity: James
F. Monreal, Kenneth B. Bolmeyer,
Marvin r. Frankel, Charles H.
Kastilahn, Orval Stroll, Anthony
Tomsic and Stanley G.. Webster.
Installation ceremonies will be
held in January.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
LOTUS Is
President
Of Kiwaniis

Installation Of officers marked
the Tuesday, December meeting of
Kiwanis of East Cleveland. The
event, as usual, brought out all
the ladies to share in the express
sions of thanks to the retiring
officers and the extending of best
wishes to the men chosen to lead
the club in 1856.
District Governor-elect Stu Hen
derson installed the officers. They
are: DR.. Marty Lotus, president;
James E. Bateman, vice president;
Ralph Heikes, treasurer; and
Everett VI. Preston, secretary. Both
Mr.. Heikes and Mr.. Preston have
served in their respective offices
for many years.
An unusual series Of events early
in 1866 gave two presidents to the
club. AL Reas, duly elected was
unable to serve and DR.. Ray ".
Erickson, the new vice president
stepped into the top chair. Both
were presented watches by DR..
Homer H. Alexander who then
gave a brief "This Is Your Life"
sketch of DR.. Erickson. His earlier
school days were recalled by Miss
Naomi Caldwell then one Of his
teachers in Wapakoneta, Ohio, and
his latter school days were COM
mented on by DR.. w. L. Wylie,
dean of the College of Dentistry
at Western Reserve University of
which the retiring president is a
graduate. introduced also were a
few of the big projects of the
Erickson year, particularly Oper-
alton Snowshovel which netted
$4,000 for Shaw band uniforms and
funds to outfit Kirk band members
with new pants to their uniforms.
Miss Caldwell is now a member
of the faculty of ". H. Kirk Jr.
High School.
Mr.. Bateman and Mr.. Reas pre-
sented the incoming president with
a gavel.
Among the guests were Ike
Driver of Euclid, International
Trustee; William McGinnis, Tenth
Division Lieutenant Governor; Mel
Gillie, past Tenth Division Lieu
tenant Governor and Andy Flani-
gan, Tenth Division governor-elect.
Major Ernie Hays and Mrs.
Hays and their twin daughters and
twin sons, provided gay music. All
are members of the Salvation Army
Corps and Mr.. Hays is a member
of Kiwanis Of East Cleveland.
Committee chairmen are to be
announced later.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
Retires AS
Head Surgeon
At Charity

New Years Eve will mark a
milestone in the career of DR..
Edward P. Neary, 2020 Stanwood
rd. With the close of the year, DIR.
Neary will close his 20 years as
chief of surgery at st. Vincent
Charity Hospitals. However he will
remain as consultant to the depart
ment with which he has been as
sociated for 43 years. He also
plans to continue his own surgical
practice.
Into his daily service at the hos
pital, DR.. Neary has woven his
teachings as clinical professor of
surgery at Western Reserve Uni
versity. Here he has ever urged
his students to give every attention
to every detail and to always listen
to the story of the patient. He
reminds them that a good surgeon
must use every God-given faculty
at all times.
DR.. Neary has been at the hos
pital no later. than 6:45 O'Clock
every morning and oftimes returns
for evening calls.
A native of Cleveland, DR.. Neary
was educated at st. Ignatius Col
lege, now John Carroll University
and Western Reserve University
and its medical school. He is
member of the American College
of Surgeons, the Military Surgeons
and the Medical Reserve Corps of
the U. S. Army.
The Nearys have two daughters,
Mrs. Orlie Kingzett of Eugene.
Ore, and Mrs. Patricia Spitzig of
Mayfield Heights, and eight grand
children.
His associates through the
years held a testimonial dinner for
DR.. Neary at which time they pre-
sented him with a Scottie dog. He
has had two such dogs previously
and his fondness for them is re-
vealed in a collection of Scotties
in ceramics, etc. in display case
in his office. Here also are his COL
lection of Royal Doulton figurines
from the characters in the tales by
Charles Dickens, one of his favor
ite authors.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
R. H. Barton
Succeeds To
Sutter Post

A change in personnel will mark
the East Cleveland City Commits
sion with the new year. At the
December 9th session Walter H.
Sutter, currently the president,
submitted his resignation and the
Commission appointed Ralph H.
Barton of 13431 Shaw ave. to sue
ceed to the vacancy.
Mr.. Sutter closes a good II years.
service to his community as
member of it's City Commission.
He was named to the post upon the
resignation of the late Mr.. Frank
Anderson. The Suffers are contem-
plating change of address which
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29

will take them from this COM
munity in which they have resided
for more than 80 years.
Mr.. Barton will bring to the
Commission the knowledge and ex-
perience of a financial career, be-
ing the assistant auditor of Cleve-
land Trust Co.
Mr.. Sutter is also associated with
the Cleveland Trust Co., being the
manager of the st. Clair-East 105th
branch bank.
He attended Cleveland College
and is graduate of the American
Institute of Banking. He is the
vice president of the Cleveland Con-
ference of the National Association
of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers.
During World War II Mr.. Barton
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
Angels Retire

After serving East Cleveland
since 1882, Angels Lamp and Gift
Shop at Hayden is closing out their
business. Mr.. and Mrs. Angel are
planning to retire and move to
Florida.
The Angels look back on a very
pleasant association with East
Cleveland folks since they started
their business on Superior ave-,
near Lakeview ave-, and for the
past seven years in the Hayden
ave. location.
Their children graduated from the
East Cleveland schools, Rozelle
through Shaw by way of Kirk Jr.
High. Son John is now located in
Los Angeles, Cal; and daughter,
Betty (Mrs. Richard Hinton) re-
sides in Cuyahoga Falls.
A big close-out sale is now in
progress at the store, 1882 Hayden I
ave. A large advertisement in this |
issue lists some of the excellent sale
values on lamps, bric-a-brac, art
goods, etc.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
Open House On
Golden Wedding Day

On New Years Day Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry E. Boyer will observe
their golden wedding anniversary
with Open House at their home,
1856 Chapman ave.
The couple were married in
Alliance, Ohio where the groom
was employed as a jiggerman in
the pottery industry. They came
to Cleveland in 1882 and later Mr..
Boyer became a bailiff for U. S.
District Judge Robert n. Wilkin
and for the past seven years, for
U. S. District Judge Paul Jones.
They have no children.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
little 9temA> Zig Stories That
H4wpehed Here M 1855

Diana Reynard and James
Kutcher score honors in the state
scholarship tests. Both are stu
dents at Shaw High School.
Colored chickens vanish from
the Easter scene here as new
state law prohibits dying the wee
balls of fluff.
A First Place trophy in the Ma
tional Model Show sponsored by
the Cleveland Chamber of Com
merce is won by S-year-old Bar
bara Dion, 1888 Shawview ave.
Board of Education votes $3.50
increase in salary for it's teach
ing staff, for the 1856 school
year.
DR.. Ray W. Erickson is installed
as new president Of East Cleve-
land Kiwanis.
East Cleveland gets its first out
door phone booth. 1t was installed
at Shaw-Hayden aves.
Good News. The L. S. Army de-
cides to place its Nike installation
in Bratenahl instead of in Forest
Hills Park, as first announced.
First casualty on the new
rapid was Charles J. Sedgely. Mr..
Sedgely of 935 Dresden I'd.
plunged through one of those all
glass doors at Windermere sta
tion. tSince then a trim silently
reminds passengers, "This is a
door.")
Honor comes to Robert c. Knox
of the East Cleveland Savings e.
Loan Co. He is made chairman of
the Cuyahoga County Savings and
Loan League.
East Cleveland YMCA Boys to
the front with four firsts in the
city-wide basketball tournament
and first place in the city-wide
junior swimming meet.
Caledonia PTA adds a Mothers
Singing Group to it's activities.
Kirk PTA inaugurates a series
of sessions devoted to study and
discussion on itself and it's school.
cat seasons close the members
were unanimous in belief that much
good had been accomplished.)
In a freak accident caused by
high winds, Frank Johnson, %, of
1S415 Gainsboro ave., was injured
in traffic collision on Route 113,
enroute to Ohio Northern Uni
versity after a weekend at home.
His second award from the Ma
tional Science Foundation, a pre-
doctoral fellowship, is won by
Kenneth Saur, 1901 East 141st st.
The one-day visit of the Red
Cross Blood Unit resulted in $50
added pints of blood given here
reports Mrs. Budd Andrews.
Leading heart men from
throughout the eastern half of the
country came to the heart clinic
at Huron Road Hospital.
A book setting forth the job
opportunities through apprentice
ships has as it's author E. c.
Schulze Of 1877 Charles I'd.
Pfc. Richard Beatty, 1928 Ter
race rd., is a member of the u. S.
Air Forces Europe Ski team. He
has II years skiing experience. He
was made member of the Euro
pean team, also.
City falls short of it's $12,S65
Red Cross fund goal, reporting a
$4,000 net collection.
Two of the principals from the
3,277 high schools in the North
Central Association of High
page Eight Please)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
Library Movies

At the East Cleveland Library
on Thursday, January 18th, Mr..
Maynard r. Sheldon will show
colored slides from Barbados. Mr..
Sheldon visited this picturesque isle
off the coast of British West Indies
and his pictures have captured its
sunshine, its flowers and its people.
The hour is from 8 to 8 o'clock
and the talk and pictures are free
and open to the public, all being
invited to come and enjoy them.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
Santa Brings
Two Babies

Two East Cleveland families will
have double celebrations on Decem-
Der, 25th hereafter. Babies we're
born on Christmas Day to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Cord, 14721 Elder
wood ave. and to Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. Burney, 1904 Elderwood
ave.
The Cords baby, son, was born
at Huron Road Hospital and the
Burney's baby, girl, was born at
Polytechnic Hospital.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29

was active in the East Cleveland
Civilian Defense and served on the
local district rationing board.
Mr.. Barton and his wife, Mrs.
Eva Barton have resided in East
Cleveland for 81 years. Their three
children, Ralph, with the Ameri-
can Steel & Wire Co. in Waukegan,
ILL.,; Robert L. with the Euclid
Division of General Motors; and
Mrs. Frank evelyn Giesel, 1861
Hampton I'd. all attended Cham
bers Elementary, W. H. Kirk Jr.
and Shaw High Schools.
Mr.. Barton was sworn in by
A. Z. Griffiths, Director of Law.
The organization meeting of the
City Commission was held Decem-
Der 9th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
JANUARY

After having served Tor II years
on the Board of Education, George
n. Nelson resigns. Mr.. Nelson is
active in other community inter
ests, being of the opinion that
every citizen owes his community
some type of community service.
Reelected to serve as officers of
the Little League were: II. S.
Weaver, president; Bill Halliday,
vice president; Bob Kennedy,
secretary; Murle B.. Cowles,
treasurer; Roy H. Bateman, DR..
o. J. Korb, Stanley Webster and
Rev. Father Ozimek.
On the second day Of the New
Year the city's first traffic IA
tality was reported. Pfc. Marcus
Ricco, 10, of Cleveland was the
victim of an accident on Super
ior rd.
East Cleveland YMCA took top
honors at the Annual Athletic Meet
at the Cleveland y.
City Manager Chas. A. Carran
announces the 1866 budget to be
$1,O51, 800.
Huron Road Hospital announces
a retirement pension plan for its
employees.
Coming into this world on Janu-
airy 10th proved a lucky date for
daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Luca, 1909 Bryn Mawr rd.
and the daughter born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert H. Eutell, 13509
Fourth ave. They each received a
share of Standard Oil of Ohio be-
ing distributed in honor of the
company's 85th birthday ami
versary.
East Cleveland Congregational
Church and First Presbyterian
Church dedicated their remodeled
sanctuaries.
The East Cleveland Business
Association installs John R. STRAIT
ton as it's 1855 president, while
Keith V. Polcar takes over as
president of High Twelve of East
Cleveland.
Flash: Skating at Forest Hills
Park. Ut extended for IA days.)
Shaw High Seniors extend their
prom at Park Lane Villa into an
all-night dance with breakfast,
this part of their big night being
held at the American Legion Post
Home under sponsorship of the
parents.
Fire Chief Fred W. Lange re-
ports a three percent decrease in
the number of fires due to care
lessness by smokers.
Sandy Mellon, 1924 Helmsdale,
is the new Worthy Advisor of
Windermere Assembly Rainbow for
Girls.
Merle Owen of 16O49 Euclid ave.
is victim of left turning auto
mobile at Euclid Noble. Result
a broken leg.
Luck was with James Christie
pher, 14600 Euclid ave., when his
car was struck by a Nickel Plate
freight train at East 260th st.,
Euclid. He escaped with only a
good scare.
Shaw High Rhythm Teens go
to Akron to sing at the inter-club
meeting of the Akron-East Cleve-
land Kiwanians.
City lets bid for a summers
$31, ,126 resurfacing of streets job.
January brought a golden we'd
ding day to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29

David Morgan, 13421 Forest Hills
ave.
"Doc" Vivian, beloved physical
ed instructor and coach at Shaw
succhmbes to a heart attack.
The Annual Mothers March for
polio funds netted $15,11S.55.
10SE
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
Invite Alumni To
Tonight S Dance

The latch string will be out to
the Alumni tonight at Shaw Gym
nasium when the Friendship Club
and the Lettermen stage a dance.
Bids may be had at the door, two
fifty each.
Music will be by the Cavaliers
dance band. Decorations? They'll
be special, promises Hazelan Zachau
and her aides.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
Commission
Clears Deck
ForNewYear

In a lengthy session Tuesday
evening, December 9th, the City
Commission worked its way through
an agenda as full and as varied
as an end of the year session
can be.
There was everything from a
resignation and filling the vacancy;
approval of the city's first hotel
motel; purchase of police cars,
amendments to the zoning ordi-
nance and the sanitary code; and
bids on dozens of maintenance and
supply items to keep the city func-
tioning next year.
Last on the agenda was the
resignation of Walter H. Sutter,
12-year Commissioner and the ap-
pointment of his successor, Ralph
H. Barton. This story in detail is
elsewhere in this issue.
Re-appointments
E. B. Roberts, 1874 Alvason rd.,
a Sinking Fund trustee and Wills
Clinton, 1880 Burnette ave-, a
civil service commission member
were reappointed to another term
each.
New AppOintee
Mrs. Harry Willert, 1901 Oak
hill rd., was named to the City
Advisory Planning Commission,
succeeding Mrs. John r. Watson,
1888 Pennington rd., whose term
expires December 31st. Mrs. Will
lert is a member of the Community
Council and the League of Women
Voters.
OKs HOtel-MoteI
The Commission approved recon-
mendation of the Zoning Board of
Appeals for construction of a five
story, 55 unit hotel-motel at Euclid
and Starthmore aves. at cost of
about 100000. The site is being
sold by the city for $4,000.
During the discussion, J. E. Sea-
man, 1853 Strathmore ave. raised
a point on the outdoor swimming
pool included in the plans. Nathan
Dolin, designer and builder Of the
motel, explained that the pool
would be set apart with a wall,
and be accessible only through the
motel. 1t will have underwater
lighting and accommodate 35 swim
mers. All pool requirements are
being met.
Milk Regulation
To conform to the new state
code, the commission amended the
sanitary code to provide that all
milk sold for consumption on the
precises be served in its own
container. 1t may be
sold from an automatic machine.
Drive-Ins
Drive-in restaurants, none of
which are as yet in operation here,
came under an amendment to the
zoning ordinance. Every restaurant
serving food to patrons in cars will
come under this classification and
must obtain a permit from the
zoning board. These restaurants
Continued on Page 4)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
ECBA To Meet
January 10th

The first meeting in the new
year for the East Cleveland Busi-
ness Association will be the busi-
ness session on Tuesday, January
10th in the Commission Chamber
in City Hall.
The ECBA installation banquet
is set for the 25th of January.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
FEBRUARY

Kirk PTA had no difficulty get
ting members out to meeting. First
came home made pies then home
made cakes and so on as breath
ers" between agenda items.
Huron Hoad Hospital steps into
the limelight with another inno-
vation-selective service menus.
superintendent E. G. Miller re-
ports the plan as most satisfac-
tory.)
Past president of the East Cleve-
land League of Women Voters,
Mrs. Stuart V. Cummins is named
to the states official board.
Chose by her junior classmates
at Huron Road Hospital School of
Nursing, Miss Barbara Davidson
is one Of IL city-wide student
nurses to receive the Nurses Merit
Award.
Co-eds of the WV Center spent
a weekend at Hiram House, en-
joying winter sports out-of-doors
and square dancing and good food
indoors.
While James S. Ellis becomes
the 58th Master Councillor of
Heights Chapter DeMolay, Mrs.
Edna L. Meredith, president of
the chapters Mothers Club, be-
comes president of the Second Ohio
District Auxiliary.
Head of it's Boy Scout Troop
for years and an elder at Winder-
mere Presbyterian Church. How
ard Dennison is named president
of the Presbytery Council of
Presbyterian Men. David T.
Smith of Old First is treasurer;
and Leonard Ohlander Of Winder-
mere is secretary.
The city prepares to plant 81
new trees during the coming
spring.
The years Heart Fund campaign
is headed by Mrs. Miles Phillips.
Receipts were $6,604.
DR.. o. j. Korb, superintendent
of schools represents Cuyahoga
County schools on the 1866 Greater
Cleveland Crusade for Freedom
Committee.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29

The newly elected officers for
1856 of the Women's Bible Class
of Winde ere Presbyterian
Church arc: Mrs. Myrtle Schuman,
president; Mrs. James McKechnie,
1st vice president; Mrs. ]. D.
Housed, End vice president; Mrs.
w. E. Stein, recording secretary;
Mrs. Myrtle Illingworth, corre-
spending; Mrs. Joseph r. Boyd,
treasurer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29
MARCH

March, 1866 sees the elimination
of 40-year dream Rapid
Transit. Mrs. Chas. A. Carran,
wife Of East Cleveland's City
Manager cuts the ribbon at the
east end terminal, Windermere
Station in ceremonies W hi C h
brought top transportation men
from far and near to Cleveland
for the celebration.
Mrs. Edward Arm, Mrs. E. P.
Swisher and Mrs. J. A. Sneller
take on the task of "ridding out"
the files of the 20-year-old Com
munity Council.
Reelected to the board of
trustees of the Tuberculosis
League are City Manager Chas.
A. Carran, Health Director DR..
James P. Winkler and Health Com
missioner Miss Helen Smith.
Hilltop Garden Club celebrates
its Silver Anniversary.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29

Walter Coffey, jr., assistant to
the manager at Central National
Banks United Office, has been
elected president of the Six-Four
Club, educational and social organ
ization of bank staff members.
A native Cleveland, Coffey joined
Central National in 1947 and be-
fore his present position held teller
and administrative posts in branch
offices. He attended John Carroll
University and is a member of the
American Institute of Banking.
With his wife and three children,
he resides at 14414 Potomac ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29

Since December 9th, when the
lights went on at the 1866 out
door lighting display at Nela Park,
49,321 automobiles have been leaving
the Noble I'd. (and only) exit. This
count is through Monday, December,
26th. Figuring an average of five
persons to a car, approximately
246,6O5 persons have thrilled to the
scene.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-04
Speech Students
Continue Fine Work

Port Clinton high school debat-
ers with five wins and one loss
placed second out of 81 compet-
ing teams at a tournament Satur-
day at Cathedral Latin high school
in Cleveland. They were topped
only by Louisville.
Jack Glickman and Scott Carter,
negative team, won all three of
their debates while Sally Dewitt
and Harry Chaffin, affirmative,
won two. Paul Moon, competing
with 80 other students in humor-
Gus division of individual events,
won two first places and one sec
ond. Other good records were
made by: Maxine Routh, original,
two firsts, one fifth; Max Bur-
kins, dramatic, one first, two sec
onds; Sally Snyder, dramatic, one
first, two thirds; Sharon Gentry,
original, one fourth, two thirds;
Audrey Borne, humorous, fourth,
a second, third; Sharon Ander-
son, extemporaneous, a third, a
fifth, a second; Bob Stetson, ora
torical, a second, third, a fifth;
Dick Noblett, original, a fifth, a
second, a sixth.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-04
ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN
Rev. 9. +. Shoup, Pastor
Rev. B. r. Brandt, DID,,
postor Euoristss
Postor Emeritus

Sunday School at 900 am.
Worship Service at 1915 am.
The Lords Supper will be cele-
brated Sunday morning in connec-
ton with the regular service.
Luther League meeting Sunday
evening at 7.
Boy Scout meeting Monday at
7 pm.
Boy Scout Troop Committee
meeting Monday at 7:30 pm.
Sewing Circle No. l will meet
Wednesday afternoon.
Our annual Father and Son Ban
suet will be held Wednesday eve
ming. The first serving will take
place at Sis and the second at
$50. The committee in charge con-
SistS of Henry Peters, Paul Pro-
vonSha, Fred Schwake, Richard
Wolf and H. l.. Zehner. Tickets for
the banquet may be obtained from
any member of the committee. The
price is $1.50 for adults and 75c
for children below High School
age. DR.. W. E. Bradley, Pastor of
First Lutheran Church, Findlay,
will be the speaker.
The following choirs will meet
Thursday: Junior at pm; Inter-
mediate at pm. and Senior at 8.
The Junior Lutherans will meet
week from tomorrow Saturday
at 900 am.
Junior Catechetical Instruction
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-04
Army Puts New
Program In Use

The Department of the Army
has announced that it has placed
in operation civilian-for-military
replacement program, termed COP
GRAFTON Teammate," designed to
replace an additional $4,000 Off
GERS and men engaged in support
type activities with civilian en-
ployees.
The replacement program will
permit the Army to retain in ser
vice a number of units in the COM
bat structure which otherwise
would have been inactivated due
to the reduced personnel ceiling.
The military manpower savings
expected have already been incor-
porated in the troop basis planned
for the end of the current fiscal