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Evening star., 1955-03-12

Ezio Pima. Lena Horne, Harry
Belafonte, ETC., etc. 1t becomes
more evident than ever as the
producer and his stars begin to
shape up what the latter shall do.
-. The show grows daily, until
1t now includes William Saroyan.
Miss Hayes will be Saroyan's
star, whichs goes to show what
can happen when ANITA begins
to assemble an annual album of
its bests. The Saroyan work
is his brief play, Christmas Tie, "
which Broadway has never seen
and which the author is adapting
for a special Album presentation.
-. Featured with Miss Hayes will
be Iggy Woolf1ngton, English CO.
median, who played with her in
Mrs. Nothing" They were to
have done a scene from that
Mary Coyle Chase fantasy COM
edy before the fresher Saroyan
item was substituted.
The Album, which will be tele-
EAST into the Capitol Theater here
on the night of March %, prom
ises to be the greatest of ANTA's
productions, as well as the first
to be televised.
Other acts include PIMA S
singing of Love Is a Very Light
Thing" from his latest hit,
Fanny" Belafonte will sing
Mark Twain" his big hit from
last seasons Almanac"
Martha Wright will revive her
I'm in Love With Wonderful
Guy" which she sang her two
big years on Broadway. And
Julie Wilson, who inherited Do
retta MorroW's role in "Kismet,"
will make her vocal contribution
to the show in True to You
in My Fashion% her big
song from Kiss Me Kate"
Lena Horne and Pearl Bailey
are not yet set in their numbers,
which will be from their night
club acts. Lehman Engel
will conduct the shows orches-
ira; it will have it own chore-
ographer for the first time in
the person of Ted Cappy, and a
chorus of 80 voices will sing.
Altogether it is an array of
talent and a program of a size
to awe even so aWe-proof a
proucer as G. M.
PEOPLE: Among the ques-
tions you probably never ask
yourself is Whatever happened
to Diana Barrymore? Still,
it can be answered. Miss
Barrymore is currently touring
in French farce, "Pajama
Tops" and it will be coming to
the Shubert on March %.
There will be two performances
on each Friday and Saturday
night, the first at 7, the other
at $50 pm. "Pajama Tops y
will be here one week.
Moviegoers who have beer
rubbing elbows with too few
movie stars of late will have q
chance to do so when Kirk
Douglas comes to the Capito.
next week. There will be q
coffee -doughnut breakfast
prelude to the opening of hi.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
The Posing Show
The Posing Show
Soroyon Gets Helen Hayes
As Star in ANTA's Album
By Joy Cormody

SATURDAY SUMMARY: Gilbert Miller who is producer of
the Album show for closed circuit eecas March
28 is clearly with televon spectacular his hands
This ntmated when the first talent lists be
nounced with the starry likes of Helen Hayes
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Ty NVyTU Flower Ave. 6 Piney Br. Rd.
X hVMkn Ell sna M LII & liza
NAYLOR
ROCKVILLE DRIVEN

Route U. S. aiO. Rockville. Nd.
Reopens Fri, March 10.
With BURT LANCASTER. GARY
COOPER IN VERA CRUZ" Cinema
5copeJH
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have their playoffs this
week at Turkey Thicket5
Playground, Tenth street and
Michigan avenue NE.
And, as Walter would have
wanted 1t, the youngsters
learn from the experts. Each
May, at Griff1th Stadium. they
learn playing techniques from
such stars as Mickey Vernon.
Eddie Yost, Pete Runnels, Bob
Porterfield and Jim Busbyl
before he was traded to the
Chicago White Sox this year, !
Since the league was or
gained In l947, a score of
boys have been tapped by
professional teams. A young
ster coming up is Johnny
Gould, IA, who pitches for a
Palisades playground team.
The fastballer, like Walter
Johnson, uses a three-quarter
arm motion.
He recently pitched three
shutouts in a row, and last
year pitched four no-hitterS,"
his coach, Wade Hubbard,
recalls.
The league is outstanding in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
World Series For Boys
WALTER JOHNsONs WISH CONES TRUE

0NE DAY back in 1924,
" Walter nson, the
Washington Senator'S great
pitcher. was encircled by kids
at Grifhth Stadium before
game time.
He seemed to take delight
in signing autographs for his
young audience. And, as the
big Train" looked into the
eager, upturned faces, he was
heard to say:
Boys, play all the baseball
you can. The game not only
develops your muscles, but de-
velops the spirit of fair play
and clean living. These are
qualities that, later in life,
will help make you a big
Lacquer, no matter what ca
reer you follow. :"
Clark Grifi1th likes to tell
this story about the man who
led an exemplary life in and
out of uniform.
He wanted every youngster
to have a chance to play
organized baseball" the Sem
ators' president recalls.
Walters wish yesterday Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

reality today. His spirit guides
the Walter johnson Boys
Baseball League, sponsored by
the Junior Chamber of Com
merce and the Recreation De-
partment, which supplies the
coaches and the playing
areas. Twice a week during
the summer 1900 Washington
youngsters on $50 teams in
the league play ball on 80
Fairgrounds.
The league, set up to pro-
vide wholesome recreation for
youngsters in summer, as well
as to help keep them OF the
streets, Is divided into two
age groups-10-to-12 and 49,
IA. Teams play in nine re-
gions scattered through the
city. The victors in the older
group will meet in the world
Series" on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday at Griffith Sta
dunn for the city champion
ship. The younger boys. who
play on smaller diamonds, will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15

CoIORED-LOW RENT
1891 GhLIAUDET ST. NE rms
Kit. and bath: conv. section' rent
1S22G1 q CAFES ST. NE rms, kit
and bath: near BenninE I'd: rent
ga 1 18th nSsT ST.. NE.-Modern. 2-rm,
Kit and bath apt. in modern apt
house; rent, S67 so mo-.
525 18th ST. NE. near II st-2-rm.
s Kit; and rs bath ss sPt 90 IN mo l0oe ~
SAP 4Sth ST. N.E-Modern 2-bed
room apt. rent, sos mo: ann
Call Mr.. DUVALL. D1. T-64Oo
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Washington, D. C.
MONDAY, AUGUST Is, 1855
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COLORED-I3th ST. NV rms,
kit, bath; reasonable; adults only.
coioRE Ioo % COLUMBIA MANOR.
1859 and 1851 Columbia I'd. NV.
Newly decor. all utils, incl; /
room. kitchen. bath. S59. 80. Large
Housekeeping rooms with running
water, stove. Frigidaire: S37 30 up
Realty Ma. s-7S4s. LIS
COLORED-2-BEDRM APT: liv. rm;,
kit, pvt. bath: blk. transp.: so
mo. 2564 University pl. NV. Hu'
Icoo i5SSf APIS. 1s25 ian
81. NV EleV bldg. Walk 70 WORK
/ and 3-bedrm:. liv. rm.' klt. ano
blinds. See Res Mgr, Apt. 3. De
/ 2-57g1 or call s. F. & O., INC.
| IlO4 Vermont ave. NV. CO. o.
Coo1I5oRED-NEw 2-BEDRM. APIS,
| S77 5O-Now available II RcIano
| park Apts., 1918 Texas ave. s:e,
Abby Mr.. ROSS, Supt.. LU- 3-0SS4
| or for Information, NE. : $500.
CoIoRED: S64. -.
Fine ueighborhood. -redec. va rms
refTr., Ven. blinds. 42la WASH ~
1 ington pl. ne. mr.. Bennlns ro
LII 2-4351 or RE. 1-3I2o. III
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APT. HUNTING made easy cause
the owners pay my fee. I show
you FREE, excel. selections. al
parts DC. You'll do well to cal
MANDEI. AID. 4-3400. -l9
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert St
Elevator: ! and 2 bedrm. apt.
liv. rm.. din. nm. kitchen, bath
balcony. EN-. 3-g077.
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NOW AVAILABLE

NOW AVAILABLE
2712 WISCONSIN AVE: NV
rms, kit. and bath. heat furn
2ss5 ' FAiRLAWN AVE. SEE rms,
kit. and bath. Rent, $3.50 mo
1867 K ST. SEE rms, kit. and
bath, all utilities. Rent; sos mo
129 YUMA ST. s.E.---AIR-CoND1-
TONED, 2-bedrm, apt. in Congress
Hts. Rent. $500 mo.
1909 18th ST. NE rms, kit
and bath: COW. location. Rent
Call Mr.. DUvALL.
DI. 7-6400. TODAY lii
SILVER SPRING-No. j Manches-
ter pi.; ige. iiv. rm., bedrm., kit
and bath. across Sligo PIX. from
MONTGOMERY Blair High School
S71.25. Call res. mgr, JU. S-l341
WALKER a. DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5-0222
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Two 2-bsdrms ants In apt; bldg.
Dav, JA' $500; eve, III, 2-2352
CONN. AVE. APT. 3 bedrms.. 2
baths, din. rm.. kit. lge. foyer
comp. remodeled and redec. no. z
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I5O5 MORSE ST. NE, No. 3--Mod
duplex, ind fir; excel. cond.: .
rms. dinette, screened porch;
$3.50 incl. h-wh. To inspect.
phone Ii 4-4729 or STEUART
BROS, INC, DI. 7-2434, DI. 7-S695.
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s5S S.. CAROLINA AVE. SEA-
a Ti;. f urn See See a EfT $50 pm
NEWLY DEC. conv. to shop; Lowell,
End FIR. 2-bedrm. apt; pvt. entr.
window fan. RIA. 6-l3O0.
CAPITOL HILL. cow. many Fedora
bldgs.-Clean apt. bldg. new turn.
ideal Govt: girls; efiie.' S ss, !,
cond. avail: immed. occupancy. 247
Delaware ave. s.w.. Elk. 3-sl70;
SCHUYLER ARMS bedrm. and
bachelor apt. Refs. required. Du
1856. III
HAMPTON COURTS APIS. ao1s
New Hamp; ave. n,y.LBedrm. Nv
Utilities included. Air-conditioninl
available elev. bldg. Res. mgr, NO
18th AND OAK SITS. N.w.-1-bed-
rnn. apt. Also efficiency. furn. or
unfurn. DU. 1925.
935 MOSS AVE. N.W.-Room. kitch-
en-, rear yard; $50 month. waking
distance from dntn. NO. T-4I2s.
LIv. RM.. bedrms., Fit, bath;
uiils.; 500. 4520 Ca. ave. / bedrm !;
$40. 1925 18th NV. RIA. 3-lSs3.
Seo4 KANSAS AVE. NV. Newly
scr porch; utilSi adults. RA; j.
6477. >-21
CONN. AVE.-Air-cond., small mod.
apt. bldg. Studio apt; kit, din,
peach tile bath: utils. / man: $50.
$3.50 pm. 2014kalorama I'd, n W.
2so1 QUE ST. N.w.-studio apt in
modern apt. bldg. Refgr. and grill
furn. for light cooking privileges.
Parking facils; SS0 and SIS.
liv. rm., bedrm., kit, bath; $50 incl.
all utils. 10. 2-1655. IL
FoUR-ROOM FURN. APT, good To-
cation. References required: chill
dren oksy. Ii. 6-7S4S. lie
1853 QUE ST. N.W.-Lge. liv bed
rm comb. compl. kit, next bath;
adults; $50, incl. utils. DE. 2-os64.
1901 18th ST. N.w.-2-rm. art;
$3.50 wk. CO. 5-514S.
$40 C ST. NE, Apt. 5--Attraetiye
ss aSe 90 NV jA f% 5.so 81 0a'N P DGESn
3-BEDRM. APT, 6 rms. plus bath;
SAlN4- 1OL W WSA|~%'
incl utils. DU 10000. is
LIGHT BSMT. APT. for l or 2 empl.
Pvt. bath and shower. Front and
rear entrs. Gar. avail. RIA. 6-S6ol
PARK CENTRAL APIS. HOTEL
Well managed. refined, 3un-unit
building. Newly decorated combi-
nation living room. large dressing
closet with refrigerator and
equipped for light Housekeeping
maid service, excellent downtown
location; 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service Weekly and
monthly rates. comparable to
apartment rent Call resident man
ager. 1900 F st. NV, Me. S-0304
1924 PARK RID. N.W.--Liv. rm., bed
room. kit, semipyt. bath, dec;
MT. PLEASANT-Sman and coy
bSmt. studio with pvt bath and
kitehenette; redec. with modern
colors: new bed and appliances.
In sood house. 1919 18th st. NV
--15
1923 10th ST. N.w.--Lovely l or
bedrm apt. with extrs-lge. lily.
rm., kit, and bath, new appliances.
new fuFn. For > or 3. Id
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DUPONT CIRCLE
1894 New Hamp. ave. n.w-1st hr.,
attractive efficiency. l rm., kitch-
enette. pvt. bath: S65 mo. includes
refgr.. all utils. Open for inspec-
ton until 8 PM. FEDERAL RENTAL
Co. 915 New York ave, NV. MA.
S-T416. Id
Evening star., 1955-05-16

Bonn's official representative in
the WEU.
The Council Of the WEU ap-
pointed these new officials:
Secretary General, Louis
Coffin Ooo-EE Gaw-FEN), Of
Belgium; chief Of the Arms Con-
troll Agency, Admiral Emilio
Ferreri (Eh-MIL-yoh Fer-REH-
ree), of Italy; assistant secre-
taries general, Peter Frazer and
Franz EtzdOrf CFrantz ETZ-
dorf), of Germany; deputy Sec
retary general, M. Christofini
(Kriss-toh-FIN of France.
West Germany appointed Herr
Herbert Blankenhorn BLANK
en-HORND as permanent dele
gate and ambassador to NATo.
and Gen. Hans Speidel (Shpye-
DELI as head Of the German
military mission to SHAPE (Su-
preme Headquarters. Allied
Powers in Europe).
(All rights reserveO
Evening star., 1955-05-16
NAMES
IN THE NEWS
MAC DiVoT
THE ToopLEs'
VI CONSTANTINE CHEKREZI

Formal admission of West
Germany to the Western de-
fense organizations was marked
last week by a bewildering in
crease in diplomatic activity.
Soviet Russia's Defense Minister
Marshal Georghi Zhukoy (Gheh-
OR-ghee zHOO-kov). accom-
panied by Mikhail Pervukhin
(Mlh-ah-il Per-VOO-kin) of the
Presidium of the Communist
Party rushed to East Berlin,
ostensibly to take part in a cele-
hration of Germany's delivery
from Nazi rule.
Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles flew to Paris to take part
in the ceremonies admitting
Germany to NATO and to assist
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
'Ah7deh-NAH-oo-er) to become
Evening star., 1955-05-16

NOT ONE OF THEM WAS LEFT ALIVE-Davy Crockett died
as bravey lived He gave his life at the Alamo for
the freedom of others His name will not be forgotten
Illustration by Charles Falls.
ing to the nearest Texas villages begging for help
in defending the Alamo. But those villages were
many miles away. The roads were rough and mud
dy. And little help arrived.
Still the Mexicans Kept marching into San An
tonic Closer and closer to the fort they moved the
cannon American rifles cracked. Bullets flew. Rain
ing shells upon the Alamo, the Mexicans made ready
to storm the walls.
No help would reach the Americans now, and
they knew it. BY nightfaIl on March ., the MeN-
cans had almost surrounded the fort.
BY this time Col Travis was very i'll. At mid
night he called the men before him.
Tomorrow the enemy will attack us in full
force' he told them. "I intend to fight until the
end. Yet give each one of you permission to sur
render or try to escape"
He drew line across the floor with his sword
Cali of you who will remain and fight to the
end for liberty and for the freedom of Texas, step
across this line" he said.
Smiling, Davy Crockett stepped across the line.
Every man in the fort followed him.
At daybreak the next morning the Mexican
army storned the walls of the Alamo. The little
group of Americans inside the fort defended them
selves valiantly But when the attack ended, after
hour of bitter fighting not one of them was left
alive
Davy Crockett had died as bravely as he had
lived He had given his life for the freedom OF others
He was true American. And his name will not be
forgotten as long as our country exists
copyright 1855 by orosset q Dunlap Inc)
Evening star., 1955-05-16
ANSWERS
TO OUR PRESIDENTS

William Henry Seward was
born at Florida, N. Y, May is,
1901.
president F. D. Roosevelt,
% years ago today, May l6, 1888.
3-Senator Wade was Presi-
dent pro tempore of the Senate
during the impeachment trial Of
President Andrew Johnson, who
was acquitted on May 16, 1868,
by a vote of 35 to 10. A change
Of one vote in favor Of impeach-
men would have deprived john
son Of the presidency and ele-
waited Wade to that office.
Questions on preceding page) .
Evening star., 1955-05-16
Free Dovy Crockett Pictures
Now Beino Mailed Out

Requests for The Stars free pen-and-ink draw
ing of your favorite frontiersnan, Davy Crockett,
are pouring in by the thousand The big pictures
8h by II inches and just right for framng-are now
being mailed out in response Here's how to get one
1. Send postal card asking for the picture
and be sure to include your name and address,
neatly printed Address it to "Davy Crockett
Picture, The Evening Star-The Sunday Star, 11th
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NV, Washington
A, D. c." The picture will be mailed to you.
2. Or, just fill in the coupon printed below and
mail it in pasted to the back Of postal card to have
the picture sent to you.
g. Or, if you prefer, call in person at the busi-
ness counter of The Evening Star Building at Elev-
enth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NV. and
ask for your picture.
Davy Crockett Picture.
The Evening Star-The Sunday Star,
11th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NV.
Washington T.
Please send free the big pen-and-ink drawing Of
Davy Crockett by Star Stan Artist Glib Crockett
who his ancestry back to Davys greatgreat-
grandfather.
tPlease Print Neatly and Paste Postal Card)
Address
City State
Evening star., 1955-05-16

with the boys in Internal Reve-
nue..
When he had finally figured
his tax, he wrote a check for the
amount and mailed 1t. But he
made one error. Instead of
making the check payable to
the collector, he made it out to
Macy's Department Store.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
FAMOUS FABLES
PRECAUTION: A friend called
BY e. E. EDGAR

PRECAUTION: A friend called
on Russian basso Feodor Chali-
apin one morning and found the
singer in his bath. Across the
tub was a plank on which was a
bottle of vodka.
How can you drink vodka at
this hour?" shuddered the call
er. "It will burn a hole in your
stomach!"
mot while I'm in the tub"
laughed Chaliapin. THE water
puts out the flames"
PAYMENT: One year, when
computing his income tax, HUI
morist Robert Benchley became
thoroughly confused by the
complicated forms.
After struggling over his re-
turn for days he decided that a
protest was in order. Perhaps
he could share his confusion
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20

bedding, and sewing supplies.
Under ,he sponsorship of the
Youth Council of the Cleveland
Church Federation, Shirley stat
ford is directing the far reaching
Enterprise. She is a member of
the Church of the Brethren and
a volunteer worker in this depart
ment of the Cleveland Church
Federation.
Kenneth Bluhm, president of
the Trinity Youth Fellowship, and
a corp of workers will fan out,
come Friday night, 7 p. m, and
will call door to door in the
neighborhood as well as on church
members over toy n who have left
their names at the church office.
They will be hoping to fill their
duffle bags with good used cloth
ing that can help some Korean
people to have a more comfortable
winter.
Church World Service will col
lect the contributions from depots
over the area and process them
for shipment. This casts about
eight cents a pound so that the
youth will appreciate few rem
nies from each donor ocover such
expense.
At $3.50 the group will return to
the church for a taffee-pull and
time of fellowship. Barbara
Thacker is in charge of the social
hour, and Bonnie Shoe directed the
publicity and distribution f hand
bills in the neighborhood.
At Windermere Presbyterian
Church the Westminster Youth,
Fellowship will cover the area from
Windermere st. to Rosemont rd.,
between Euclid ave. and Terrace
rd. Thursday, October 9th, two
teams Of two ringing the doorbells,
jeanne Kapitsky is chairman for
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20

Popular Jimmy Dudley will be
the guest of the East Cleveland
Business Association party to be
held Tuesday, October 25th in the
Post Home of East Cleveland Post
163 American Legion. The eve
ning's program is being planned
for members and their guests and
will include entertainment and re-
freshments, with Mr.. Dudley as the
special feature Of the evening.
Reservations should be made
with DR.. J. A. Stahl, GIL. 1-1343,
so that preparations may be made
for all persons present.
With a solid background in
chemistry, Jimmy Dudley left the
campus of the University of Vir-
ginia to become one Of America S
top sportcasters. An unusual
transition, to be sure. But perhaps
it was the test tubes that revealed
the secret Of the bound energy
that has become the Dudley trade
mark.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20
Campus

Edward Miller, son Of DR.. and
Mrs. +. Carl Miller, 1920 Glynn
rd., has qualified for Deans List
at Denison University.
To qualify for the Deans List a
student must stand in the highest
20 per cent Of his class providing
that no grade falls below c in his
years record.
Judy Wachter, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Wachter, 1864 Glynn
rd. is enrolled at Ohio Wesleyan
University where she is pledged
to Pi Beta Phi.
The same sorority has pledged
Nancy Krimer, daughter of. the
Ray Kromers of 1649l Northvale
blvd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20
This M Thot

"Don't let East Cleveland down.
No one has excelled us yet" reports
a member of the Blood Bank COM
mittee Of the East Cleveland
Branch Red Cross. This is an en-
viable record, not only for the COM
munity, but for the persons who
have banked away blood in case Of
an emergency. Sign up now with
Mrs. L. R. Kiplinger, Blood Donor
Chairman, MU. 1880 if you are
not already scheduled through
some organization, school, church
or industry. Blood banks were
never so urgently needed as in the
fast pace of today's living. This
minute OK. The next minute in
need of TRANSMISSION
Litterbugs may find their name
on the police blotter at Warrens-
vile. Mayor William Rack an
nounces that he is going to ask
the Council to set the maximum
fine for litterbugs at $50. His
Honor is pretty well disgusted with
folks who toss most anything out of
the car window. This week, it
seems, East Cleveland is Uttered to
the Nth degree. One wonders just
how long it takes to improve this
very bad habit Of far too many
people. Well groomed people sur
prise by suddenly tossing litter on
the street. Children can't be ex-
pected to do better than the
example set them by their elders.
Why not give it try no lit
ter at least.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20

So, once enrolled in Blue Cross you
can continue your membership, even
though any or several of these things
happen.
Blue Cross, and the hospitals that
sponsor Blue Cross as a non profit
community service, go to great lengths
to make it possible for you to obtain
this invaluable protection.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20

By careful and enlightened planning,
Blue Cross has found it possible to
provide broad protection for practi-
cally everyone in the community. We
can truly say, Blue Cross doesn't resign
when you need. protection most
and it leaves no stone unturned to
make it possible for you to have pro-
lection. These are comforting thoughts.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20
This Seavenger
Hunt Loot For
Needy Overseas

Trinity Evangelical United
Brethren young people will join
with thousands Of teen ayers all
over Cuyahoga County in r
Scavenger Hunt for used clothing,
polr1lCaI ADVERTISEMENT
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20

the drive.
Windermere Methodist youth will
decide on their pickup day at a
meeting Sunday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-20

Your need for protection against hospital bills doesn't vanish
You change jobs
Retire -
Go into business for yourself
Your family increases in size
You have had serious illness
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-03

Ing For Benny, and A smo-o.o tn
One. (Columbia).
Dizzy and Strings" Is the title
OF the last 12-inch LIP opus featur-
ing Dizzy Gillespie as soloist,
vocalist, composer and even con-
ductor. The album Is an interest
ing contrast in the jazz motif. One
side carries DIE into the realm Of
interpretative jazz bordering on
the symphonic. in special compost
tons by Johnny Richards.
This side marks the second LIP
merger Of the Richards Gillespie
talents. the first being issued
several years ago on another
discovery label. Dig inventive
and searching imagination Is hap
PLY shown to excellent advantage
in front OF the strings" on the
foursome, Roses of Picardy.
symphonically treated; Can You
Recall silhouette and o SOlow,
the latter an Afro-Cuban rhy-
thm'd item which has DIE sing
in(7) the title near the NEEDLE.
The flip, more In keeping with