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; Ar : p; RELATIONS

Excellent opportunity with medical
organization AZ least = years, FL, Ell,
"a days paid vacation per W., sick
leave provided II needed. Full
medical and hospitalization GOV.
erage; insurance and retirement
benefits: 40-hr.. 6-day workWeek
Starting salary. approximately, $50
per week. automatic salary in
creases yearly. Call Elk. 3-5g3e
for an appointment. --29
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HELP--WoAEN
RECEPTIONIST

Receptionist- Typist, SOS
JANE B0RcH. RIM. 226. Bond Bldg
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HELa-WoMEN
HOSTESS

Neat-appeartng young woman under
IS years Of age. some experience
desired. but viii train II otherwise
qualified. Apply personnel once.
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PHONE ORDER CLERK
WASHINGTON NATL. AIRPORT
Permanent position: located in dis.
patch once: to handle and process
telephone orders from major ali
tines. Applicant must have legibls
handwriting. high school education
enc Ss IN me ~ to 20 fss . bracket ls
invoice billing extremely helpful;
tipping Is not required; good start
ing salary. Liberal employe BENEFITS
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
l34l q ST. NV. RM. 200
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
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HELP-WoMEN

WAlfREssEs, white, sxperieneed;
TIE VICTORY Grill ili7 goa
wHaNggTsRE Is neat, attractive, e.
perienced In food and bar. Apply
IA person. 2340 Wis. ave. nv;
wa,rREss AND SODA FoUNTAN.
DAY and night shifts availanlei
GOOD working conditions: meals and
SHIiSraRs; ,5sEERS Issh5sNss s ADs1, co =
wpssff;fIREEs sIls t Sau n5ffeaht. only. ago
TAURANT. isi5 New York ssays ave.
IWhATffREss. white. thoroughly sxpes..
fast, nightwoYk. EHANTY hESTAu.
RANT, I'LL Good Hope I'd. s;s,
MATTRESSES twhitel, experienced.
Apply n person, GUSTS HES.
MATTRESSES. full time and psLs
time. Apply Immediately. MlCk6sa
:. GRAsso,s; 73g I'll I4th h,, St nv 1i,TsRis is
Day OF night work; must Be. over
Hppiy in person. TuCKER's REs.
| TAURANT; Marlboro pike. near an-
wATTREss.BAR MAID. white, ex.
perienced: 8-5, day work. Apply
| FAMOUS RESTAURANT. 1918 q. new
wxhGiFfkRE sssi s-y WANTED. part time
AZ" steady: Sundays on: DAY work.
Apply VIENNA LUNcHEoEEI5dI E'
wSnlIFrRhsassss s F Il or par. time: e;
per. Call Monday. FLOWER ktGS5S
bELICATEsSEN q EESIASeEnaAnNh'
wv go
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Age 1895. Pleasant personabie
yoang iAdy who is q good typist
Some college BACKGROUND preferred
interesting work IN pleasant sur
roainsiings; 8 days. 8 am. to 4:3t
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hrLR-.-MohlEN

SILK FTNIsHKR, experienced. for
veyk In quality dry cleaning plant.
Call Mr.. eamseL OF. 4.l500, TOWN
AND COUNTRY CLEANERS. BE-
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HELp-woMsN
CLERKS

tWhiteI
Temporary assignment from October
thrLugh January. General oflct
duties. 6-day, A0-hour week. An.
pual leave and sick leave. Employs
cafeteria. Apply in person. be-
tween @ s.nl. and 4 pm,
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
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ard md 4 Streets MI, 40
CLERK-STO REROO
TO TRAIN AS SUPERVISOR
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SECRETARY

Radio and Tv. starting salary 96t
Tor b-day wk. write. givtnR age
experience. etc. Box ass. star,
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Thoroushiy experienced; fun or part
| time: nne sp0rtswenr shop.
CASUAL CORNER
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|REsiDEsf MANa0ER.. for ney al
conditioned furnished apartment
building. centrally located. flnt
clientele. prefer active woman undei
45. write qualifications, ayailabil.
ity and salary expected. Box 322-S
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SECRETARIES
CIERK-TYPISTS

National Ernpl. Service
nos 18th st. INV. st L. Tx. s,5s7o
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Government Employees

18th AND I SITS. NV.
fNot . Government Agency
Please Apply at I st. Entrance
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SALESGIRL

Youry lady under rs with knowl.
edge OF crafts and fioWeT-making
or interested in learning. Apply
ARTS g. CRAFTS SUPPLY CO.
Q34 " ave nv 40
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BANK BOOKKEEPER

41o0t. 0CC1CIeI y, VutO
JANE BuRcH. Rm. 226. Bond Hlda
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holstsfy work: also might consider
Learner. Apply DRAPERs 60.
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sEAMsIkESs, Iof smart speelAlIy
and dresses. Do not apply unless
thoroughly exper. Daily after 1880.
1851 Fenten st.. Silver spEs Nd
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|sEAMsTREsS. white; please do not
apply II not thoroughly experienced
ON custom draperles. 40-hr. week:
permanent. Call NO. 7-2442, $50
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BUSINESS PROF. FoR RENT

sPAcg FOR LIGHT manufaeturtns
eiectron!cs. etc; 1000 %. II. OF
more: SIS. Rhode Island ave. ne
10 S.z4Sl weekdays.
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FARMS tcont.)

1854 CITY woMAN's FARM
With modern rambler. containing all
city eonvenienees. including ground
level laundry room: other 5unga-
tobacco barns: 1S-a. 1856 allot-
ment. Nice community woman's
club. etc. School bus ct door. Bldg's
alone could not be duplicated for
price; S23.5O0. Half cash. Historic
Chaptico st. Mafys County, Nd.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FoR RENT

Law OFFICE. lge. front I'm. in
suite. Use Of waiting rm., ME rnl;
pbs snrI{.; aP Sfds tel 1915 'H Vermont sSS
sol Ieth ST. N.w.-s 600 50. IT,
Sc to S3.6 It. NE. s-33S0. is
1903 ANNAPOLIS RD.. Bladensbur1
New building: entire End floor
1000 50. It.; S2s6 month. WA
1917 18th ST. N.W.--studio once,
S25: other desirable rms. at $50;
area. ST. $3.50. -l6
CENTRAL NATL BANK BLDG,
631 Pa. ave. n.v.-Entire floor
newly dec: avail. In whole or part
eley. bldg: Ieas. Apply $40 st.
CORNER iesh AND PA. AVE. s45
Pa ave. n.w.--Desirable ofnces:
elev: BLDG good loo" eony: Feas
ATLAS BLDG., corner 9th and , SITS.
n.w.-Attrae. ofaees; 81 sizes
Newly decorated, elev. BLDG, cow.
loo; reas. Apply $40 + st n i;v'
0ILVkh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W.
hces suitable real estate, lawyer.
ecent. Furnished. unturnishedl
Parking: $40 per mo. NO. 7-46Ot
or HE. 4-2l47 after 8 pm. --l6
Mr.. TAKOMA PARK Post once.
2nd a. offices, $25 and UP, ROB
ERT 3. LoHR. Realtor. RA. $500
FoLGER BLDG, 72s 18th st. NV
Entire floor Of 2.400 50. IT., avail
able at this convenient location.
VIII partition and remodel. One
front once available at ~ mo
KK IS 4 MONTGOMERY INC
1918 18th ST. NV 2nd Dr.. once
NRRirr6S sSCl'' rEEMEss S-i sIDo. Fur.
n nsls gfns ssI AZ or part ~ n, D.
HYATTsyILLE-Ofaces 10 profes'
sional bldg. Corner Baltimore eve
and dallatin. Reas. r; r. RUP'
1924 20tk ST. N.w.-Entire bldg
2 stories and bsmt. l4x30: Pal
IN rear; Peas. r. r. EuFFEHf
sS 81 1StS isT. N.w.-Lasye. sinsl.
lights. redec. ME. $3.50. I'll
PROVISIONAL oFFIcE =.
Mod. air conditioned: on 18th o
between Park I'd. and Monroe q
ran M 0-k4ka nF I'M 2.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

81, 800 SECOND TRUST, payable
$50 per mo. behind $3.50 b: and
/. first trust. Excellent D. G. IN
come property. 40Ss discount. pU.
81. go $50 end TRUST NOTE. we'll Sc
cured. nearby Maryland: 3-bedrm.
home: priced for quick sale at
,r 81 500 % nc r. SS,Ss7F75Sxcu.xGT 70 q,
hundreds OF End trust notes for
sale at terrific discounts. Complete
appraisal Of ga. property and
maker avail. for your inspection.
Stop in or phone to get on our
mailing list, 215 Investment BLDG
IsT f ifs NoTEs-sfs interest,
amounts. sl.e50 to S2.45o. CAN
IS, 200 SECOND, behind 5000 b
and J.: 4OSs discount. DI. 7-s333
1880 CHATTEL TRUST NOTE,
payable $75 per month. at So
Interest; 500 discount for Inn
mediate sale. ia. 7-5SO0: ewes.
IA. T-6l76. -lS
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AuTokAoTIVE MISC.
TRAILERs

HOUSE TRAILER, 26-ft. Colonial:
excel, eond.: priced for quick sale.
1864 GENERAL, 28h it.. tub and
bsst offer, WE, S:49ss. Us
1889 30, S:ir sT. Sed IN n. e. IKE .sT:
over mo. payt. or. 4-sS95 aft, 8.
BUICK 1852 Special 4-dr.: COM
pleteiy equipped for towing mobile
homes: radio. heater, foam seats;
new tires and tubes; No oil added
car. BLAIR MOBILE HOMES COM
PANY, White Plains. Md. Phi; La
Plata 6692, 4 mi. north Of La
1854 VIcT0R HOUSE TRAILER.
.45 r.; 2 hsdr ms s .,.A T H.sgIc.s
man vu1Vzt gaertffrA TIE A.k3QA
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SMALL INVESTORS

dodern 2-family brick. separate utili-
ties in each apartment. full base
ment. Can be purchased for as
little as 81 900 down. and show .
net of SOC including equity. Call
Mr.. BLANKEN, HE. 4-27S6 or AID,
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Columbia Pines

NEW-BIGGER
Low CONVENTIONAL FINANCING
EXCITING NEW PLAN OF BETTER.
BUILT AND BETTER.DESIGNEL
3-BEDRoOM RANCH-TYPE RAM:
BLERS. ExTRA-LARGE DOUBLE
BATHROOM.
LARGE living rm. with fireplace anc
picture windows, separate din. rn1
fully equipped kitchen and diniDt
area facing q window set
ting; fun English. daylight bsmt.
large lot. Priced from $17.550 up
Low DOWN PAYMENT, monthly
payments like rent.
DIRECTIONS: Out Columbia pix,
from 14th st.. Bridge past Bailsyl
Crossroads 3is miles to entrance
70 COLUMBIA PINES and oui
furnished model home. $50 Ros'
lane.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
il. t-0972 il. S-1s3C
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l46 ACRES
Elite Country

Elite Country
In the warrenton Estate Area gent
ly rolling land. So good II is q
steal ct quoted price. .S.rm. house
barn, needing repairs. Excel. view
OF countryside. stream, B acres
wooded. Only $50 per acre.
Is AcREs-wARRENToN AREA
3-bedrm. bath Colonial on rich
cleared land, exceptional buy, low
down payment. Owner holding LIST
trust. Newly decorated inside and
out Excel. outbuildings. Good
frontage. on Lee hwy. Only Sl4,-
DILLON LAND co.
TIA Hlllwood Ave. Falls CHI, Va.
JE. 4-4040 Open 8 AM. to Q PM.
--16
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR. SALE

Rio AND REQ. $4,000 It., zoe f.;
c L. s-lSoo k6 6c tlII2o !.stls
WOOD. Realtor. ju. $1,000. 70.
CfEosR RoiN SILVER SPRING ~ 8
WOODS, Reaitor. ~. $1,000. 20.
c toiSGI STORE and 3 apis; Cher,
rydale. Va.--Lot 54-ft. wide: leased
TO one party to l95S; income:
So 600 per nri yssr p asSes 'ss 96
Eyes, TE s@ tlssS l. u% T. eRAySfTE
ii iss55sA ALABAMA "a AZ AVE. SIS units.
plus 1 for janitor; rent -, 204 per
annum; LIST trust, $4,000, price:
n5 o., T SSs Psst p1 ys,ue ana a.
DUNE, WA; 7-07s2, no. 2-07O0.
MOD, 6-UNIT BLDG. near oeorsia
ave. and Missouri--only 9 yrs old
and In splendid cond.; inc. $500
FLANK s. cf plH1 III sH'66ffn ST. fY,4Efnn:
svfTSS,i FM. F iIaafsoo apartment nS
building, near 10th and Columbia
I'd. NV: convenient ~location: al
ways fully occupied; $4,000 an.
ccoLBERTs" NC, Realtors. 1881 <
rWo LARGE GAiRaD5aN TYPE APT
bidgs., containing total Of $50 units
| Can be sold individually or ~ .
group. Both bldgs. showing good
return with no vacancy problem
SPECIAL BARGAIN--Modern 7-apt
bldg. One 6-rm. apt. Al locet ior
for home investment. Act today Il
secure this bargain.
Downtown--Special bargain. Cor.
mod. s-art, bldg. Auto, oil h.-w.h
ton. Cali MR.. ODUM, RE. 7-5216
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LOTS. AcREAGE FOR SALE

FAIRFAX ACRES. high on q knoll.
beautiful Hs-aere lot, 100-ft. front;
lation approved; $3.50. ARLING-
TON CAVALIER LAND CORP. "a
siLSSIEs sPRNG-commerciaI lot.
p petss d sGleeea: q aen ste
$40. 600, terms. ~. S-S4SO. Ewes.
MD.-30-acre tract In
heart Of community. divided into
15 beautiful sites: long road 'front.'
age: price, S52.500. Also single lots
avail. OLIVER T. CARR, REALTOR.
Ma. s-2se6: ewes. Pc. 2-4304:
LAKE BARCROFT-Lot 1872. sec. 8;
asking SI.00p less than eost; brok-
K.y! RsSsse a.. p SWaTh Ca ss2s ~
WHEATON. I 70 5 lots. AZ imgs;.
%. s.SoSs Or 10. st s.iS 81 ia
AREA! - 90 acres,
mostly level and high ground north
Of Bonifant I'd. views for miles.
Top investment at $500 per acre:
RIPLEY & RoMER, Ev. 4-941l; If
sssSR aR 2chEs1 1896 .Soo; good, timber.
stream, 9 miles Cd Route 5S2. M.
c sSTSEr sEn Sil p sl iIst + g. Co
--6Ox15O; 9 miles d. c.; city water
In street: 81 200; terms. HE. f.
BUILDERs. ATTENTION-21 acres
In Mclean. Va water adjacent.
sewer trunk line through property;
about 9 mos: terrific location.
Price So, 800 per acre: flexible
terms. Ewes. "a. Tolls. KE. g.
0572; W. w. BLACKMAN, INC,
IA. s-633S. Realtors. ia. 7-2777
MT. vERNON--25 acres, ideal for
svlidsE or sn nyest Z; .h city water oa
Only Sl,750 an acre. JE. 2-0454
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GARAGES

3 BRICK BLDGS., each 10xis:. 25-s
IT. alley; 1 So. on Ga. and Allison
St.; SS.5o ca BOSS Il PHELPS.
INC, Ma. $4,000. 10
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2138h PA A AVE NV.

Fully equipped restaurant. including
building with apt. buy with or
without fixtures. Near George
Washington HOSPITAL. list trust.
t15.250.
Bruno Investments, Inc.
200 n s' s!.... IA. s-ssisF e. ssa0
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AUTOS 3 TRUCKS FOR HIKE
TRUCK AND DRIVER FOR HIRE;
part time or full time: hauling or
for moving furn.; call 10. S-53hb.
TRACTOR-TR TRAILER FOR HiRk.
I JU. 9-9615: Ewes. RIA. S-41so'
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcons.

gnd COMMERCIAL, 2-story brick.
326 Cedar st. NV. 1Sx70 each
floor. SI4,pb0, easy terms. Me. s.
mad pa a.29nT If
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LOCATION. charm and setting i..
shaded lot in the highly coveted
Country club area Of N, Arlington;
1 bedrms., nursery. ga baths. large
liv. rm. with hrepl, sep, din. nm;
equip. kit. screened porch, fuli
Eround-lev bsmt. with finished
rec. rm. and maids rm-; 5niit-in
Shown by appointment, THE
Darcy CO. IA. 5-9393. once
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR REkToFFcEs. STUDIOS FOR RENT
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MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT

WELL DRILLER - Buckrus ARM
strong 33W complete string up
tools. Mounted on 2h ton truck.
WELL BolRRiNG MACHINE-Diss hole
to s It, diam. 200 It. deep: S4,100.
Mounted on your truck. JE- 1850.
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TAKOMA PARK. D. C.
On busline, close to stores, shopping
and schools
RIVERDALE. MD.
Near Baltimore Freeway: fine ram
bier sites; 81 900 and up. on terms.
KAY REALTY CO. RIA. $4,000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13

A program consisting of depart
mental exhibits in the classrooms
and dramatized chronicle of Kirk
historical events will be presented
to the general public, and partic-
ularly to former students, who are
invited to attend the anniversary
open house program of Wednesday
evening, November End, 1855. The
observance tn.memorates the com
pletion of Is years of oceration
for w. H. Kirk Junior High School.
The auditorium program will be
directed by Mr.. Albert Martin,
teacher of speech and drama at
Kirk. 1t will consist of historical
chronicle of selected events from
the schools 25 years of operation.
Mr.. Martin will serve as narrator
of the chronicle, and parts will be
taken by members of the ga drama
classes. One scene will be enacted
by deaf students from Kinks class
for hard Of hearing pupils.
Between scenes, choral groups
will sing under the direction of
Mrs. Ruth Honess, teacher of vocal
music. Dramatic scenes will be ac-
companied by music from Kinks
band and orchestra which will be
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13

by far the largest older group
is the present seventh grade, who
at that time will be Seniors"
Projecting the present figures
into the future, the total enroll
ment in the two high schools in
1860 will be 26OO pupils, as COM
pared with the present "high six
total of 2176. This means that
space, teachers and facilities for
seventeen new classrooms of 25
pupils each, or their equivalent,
will have to be provided for in the
two high schools by the time this
years 8-mill levy runs out. Hence
the urgent need for the passage of
the levy renewal at the polls in
November.
"High school instruction, be-
cause of it's expanded curriculum,
is naturally more costly than ele-
mentary school," DR.. Korb pointed
out. "The board of Education will
have need of every penny of the
renewal.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Forget-Me-Nots In
Remembrance Of
Disabled Veterans

The Disabled American Veter-
ans, congressionally ch art e q
spokesman of the Wartime dis
abled will hold their annual FOR
GET-ME-NOT Drive on Friday
and Saturday, October 14th and
18th.
Commander William Weinschenk
in announcing the sale of FOR
GET-ME-NOT flowers on the
streets of East Cleveland said:
"There are many who will give
freely and generously because they
know of the outstanding services
performed by the d. A. V. How
ever, for those who ask "Why
should give, the government
takes adequate care of our war
time disabled, widows and orphans.
The government does not and can
not perform the services such as
counselling, prosecution of claims,
securing employment, direct relief,
and all of the many other services
that require applications and
forms, nor would it be economically
practical for the government to
perform these services that the
people of our country believe
should be performed.
"We believe that this cause is
most deserving and hope that con-
tributions will be generous"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
u Openings For.
Niagara Falls Trip

East Cleveland YMCA is again
running a trip to Niagara Falls
during NEOTA vacation, Friday
Saturday and Sunday, October 21
22 and %.
Fourteen boys have already signed
for the trip with IL openings left
to fill. Boys must be IL years or
older, and must be members of the
~" The fee for the trip is $780,
The boys will camp in Niagara
Glen in the Y's two-man tents
The group will also do their
own cooking on the Y's chuck wagon
trailer.
Probable itinerary as follows:
Friday: Visit Nabisco Shredded
Wheat Co. at Niagara Falls, N. Y
Cross to Canada and set up camp
at Niagara Glen Park. See the Falls
lighted up at night.
Saturday: Ride the Cable Car over
Whirlpool Rapids. See Floral Clock,
Brooks Monument, Power Plant.
Walk across Rainbow Bridge and
ride on Goat Island elevator on
American side. Visit Welland Locks
at Thorold. Go through Scenic Tun-
mel below Falls.
Sunday: Go across Bridge at
Queenston. Visit Fort Niagara at
Youngstown, N. Y. Return to Cleve-
land.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Anticipated 1900 Pupils By 1860
Means More Rooms More Teachers

Not only are there more children
in East Cleveland's schools, as
shown by this falls enrolment
figure of 5379 pupils announced
last month, but larger classes are
heading toward the more expensive
high school years. This influx will
be reached during the five-year
life of the proposed 8-mill operat-
ing renewal to be voted on this
coming November 9Th.
This fact, stressing the need
for the passage Of the levy at the
polls, on Election Day is pointed
out by DR.. o. ]. Korb, Superin-
tendent Of Schools.
"Our total enrolment has in
creased more than a hundred over
last years figure" DR.. Korb adds.
The largest classes are the second,
third, and fourth grades, all of
which will be in Kirk Junior High
School five years from now; and
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Here 1t Is Ye Talented:
Committees And Date For
Sixth Annual Talent Show

DR.. Ray Erickson, president of
the East Cleveland Kiwanis Club,
today announced the appointment
of DR.. Louis Z. Edwards as gen.
eral chairman of the clubs annual
Talent Show, Friday, November
18th, is the date set for this, the
Sixth annual show. This highly
entertaining amateur show will
be staged at Kirk Auditorium.
In accepting the appointment
of the Talent Night production DR..
Edwards extended an invitation to
all youth in the East Cleveland
school district, 19 years of age,
or under, to strut their stuff in
this home talent show for the be-
nefit of children less fortunate
than themselves. Any boy or girl
who can sing, dance, play an in
strument, perform magic, oper-
ate puppets, or tell a story is in
vited to try out for the show.
The act can be solo, duo or group.
Selecting the stars to shine for
the 1866 talent show will be a
Committee headed by Ken Ver-
million, principal of Chambers
school. Mr.. Vermillion happily an
nounces that again this year the
committee will be assisted by Miss
Margery Shields, director of vocal
music at Shaw High School, and
Albert Martin, drama instructor
at Kirk.
Other chairman already at work
on their assignments to make this
array of home talent another eve
ming long to be remembered are:
Ticket chairman, Bob Lucas;
stage director, Al Reas; captain
of ushers, Lou DiVito; Hall cap
tain, Fred Lange; publicity, James
E. Bateman; final skit directors,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
They re Keeping Their
Fingers Crossed

The William E. Dearth, 1856
Eastman rd., family is keeping it's
fingers crossed. Today L. nothing
to the contrary having popped up
since Tuesday, Mrs. Dearth will
be relieved of her duties as assist
ant East Cleveland Leader carrier
to her son, Billy, 9. And thereby
hangs a tale of misfortune which
has beset the family.
Today Billy will be delivering
his papers alone, having discard
ed the cast on broken arm re-
ceived in a roll down a slope in
Forest Hill Park, August 18th. On
the 10th of August he was struck
by an auto on Doan ave. A few
days later Mrs. Dearth's car,
parked car, was demolished when
run into by a truck trailer whose
brakes gave away. And in the same
month, Mr.. Dearth's parked car
was badly damaged when backed
into in Shaker Heights by another
car attempting to park.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
PTA Blood
Bank Aids
Boys

1t won't be new to PTA men,
bers to receive a notice to again
participate in their own blood
bank when the Mobile Unit stops
at Shaw High School, Wednes-
day, October 26th, from 1 to 7
p. m. This week they will be re-
ceiving their third invitation to
contribute. The blood bank started
in February with so donors. 1t is
expected to grow and grow. AS Mr..
Kenneth Vermillion, chairman of
East Cleveland American Red
Cross, says, "it's like money in
the bank to belong to a blood
bank"
Mrs. B. J. Andrews, immediate
past chairman of East Cleveland
Branch Red Cross and at present
in charge of schools division of
the Blood Bank services, reports
that within the past month she
was able to supply from the PTA
Blood Bank, five urgently needed
certificates for blood replacement.
They went to one of our own school
boys. 1t was a wonderful feeling
for both contributors and the par
ents to have the certificates i'm
mediately available in this emer-
gency.
In a new arrangement, one can
indicate other organizations which
may use the blood donor certifi-
cate. One may make his card
available for his school, his church
or his lodge. How better to give
a helping hand?
Won't you consider giving one
pint of your blood? 1t will take
about one hour of your time. The
American Red Cross, which carries
out the Citizens Blood Bank pro-
gram, will not only supply your
transportation to and from Shaw
Heigh School, if needed, but also
will have a baby sitter on hand
if you bring pre-schoolers with
you.
Should other citizens be inter-
ested in donating their life giving
blood please call Mrs. L. R. KEEP
linger, MU 1-5760 for an oppoint-
ment.