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Advertisement for Bids

Sealed bids will be received at the
Right of Way Office (Room 20S) of the
State Highway Department, at Dover, Del
aware. on or before ten o'clock uO :OO)
AM. DIST. Friday. July Is. 1855 and at
that time publicly opened for the removal
and demolition of a dwelling, situate at
Hockessin, Delaware, bounded by the old
/ qncaster Pike, the new Lancaster Pike
and the Valley Road, which dwelling is
known as the Woodward property.
This sale is for building only and does
not include any land.
Permission will not be granted to move
the building in its entirety.
Building must be dismantled and ma
terials removed from the site.
The building will be open for inspection
on Saturday, July 9, 1855.
Clean debris, such as plaster, brick, ETC.,
may be used as fill in the cellar excava-
tlon.
Cellar wall will be removed flush with
the surrounding ground line.
All work to be completed and site
cleared within sixty (60) calendar days
after award of the contract.
All bids will be presented on proposal
form. which may be secured at the Right
of Way Office in Dover or New Castle.
bids will not be accepted in any other
form.
All bids to be accompanied by check
or cash in the amount of one-half of the
bid price, which payment will be promptly
returned to the unsuccessful bidders.
Successful bider will pay remaining half
of bid on date of award FRIDAY, July %.
1861 or forfeit deposit.
In addition. the successful bidder will
place a deposit payment of $4,000 in cash.
which amount will be returned upon prop
er completion of the terms as stated
above. Failing to comply with terms OF
the contract. the said deposit will be de-
clared forfeit.
Direct all bids to: The Right of Way
Division, State Highway Department
Room 208, Dover, Delaware. Envelopes
should be clearly marked, Building Bids. .
The State reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23
5OTH MEETING
OF RED CROSS
Continued from PAGE One

president of the Delaware Chap
ter, and presided at the meeting.
The nominating committee includ-
ed John D. LaMothe, DR.. Emil R.
Mayerberg, and Mrs. Peter Blatz,
Governor Boggs in his talk said,
The Red Cross has been justified
to me. In emergency they are
there when the need is there
That's a raj service" In his greet
ings in the report issued to all
those present Lammot dupont
said: "I say to the people of Del
aware that theirs is a Red Cross
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23

genuinely dedicated to service.
The Delaware Chapter is compos-
ed of loyal Americans who ask
no further compensation for their
efforts than the satisfaction of a
job we'll DONE"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14
Clubs

Northern Ohio Alumnae, class
of as, of the Andrews School for
Girls have planned theatre party
at Cain Park on July 18th. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Janke of South Euclid
will be hosts at a pre-theatre social
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tanno of
Cleveland Heights will entertain
on their patio after the play.
Mrs. G.. Marquette of East
Cleveland, Mrs. j. Tuttle of Men,
tor-on-the-Lake, and Mrs. s.
Solomon of Painesville also aided
in arrangements. Recently Mr..
and Mrs. Tuttle were hosts to the
group and their families at beach
party.
A picnic, arranged by Mrs.
Anthony Maniaci, chairman, and
her committee, Mrs. NJ. A. DeOreo,
and Mrs. Floyd Jennings, for
members, chorus, and friends, of
The Cafarelli Opera Guild, will be
held Sunday, July 18th, at Fels
Lake, Mortified, Ohio, route 8.
There will be games, swimming
and dancing.
The ladies of The Clemera We'll
fare Club and their friends will
frolic at the home and gardens of
United States Senator, The Hon.
orable George H. Bender and Mrs.
Bender on Wednesday, July goth.
Fingertip luncheon will be
served at 1890 noon followed by
cards.
Among ladies of the executive
board and committee chairmen who
will serve as hostesses are these
East Clevelanders:
Mrs. j. Paul Park, first vice
president; Mrs. Homer w. Singer,
trustee and parliamentarian; Mrs.
A. G. Snyder, Sunshine chairman;
Mrs. G. A. Gahagen, Pandora
chairman and her assistant, Mrs.
Victor NJ. Spohn; Mrs. c. E. Sher-
man, past president of The East
Cleveland Women's Club and Mrs.
H. E. Zdara, Clemera president.
Mrs. J. Paul Park, MU. 1-0927
or Mrs. G.. A. Gahagen, MU. 1894
will accept reservations for this
luncheon.
The Clemera Welfare Club is on
the threshold of it's goth birthday
and beside sending der-privi-
legged children to summer camps,
will commemorate it's anniversary
by assuming some worthy, special
project to help crippled or handi-
capped children.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14
Scout News

Scouters and Cubbers of Dis
trict z, Boy Scouts of America,
and parents of Scouts, Explorers
and Cubs, with their families, will
picnic at the Chagrin Scout Re-
servation, off Cannon rd., Satur-
day afternoon and evening, July
23rd.
Festivities will begin at $3.50
p. m. with games stunts, songs, and
contests and prizes will be awarded
to winners in the various events.
A basket supper is scheduled for
$3.50 p. m. to be followed by
campfire from z to p. m. Shelter
is available in case of rain.
John Andree, District Commits
sioner, and his staff, are working
hard to insure the success of the
picnic, which they hope, will be-
come an annual event in the cal
endar of activities in District Z.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14
To MusiearniivaI
Ticket Holders

In response to numerous queries
Musicarnival wishes to advise hold
ers of tickets dated during the
week of July 18th through Oath
that those tickets are good. only
on the specific night, whether
they were purchased for "Fleder-
maus" or for "South Pacific"
The Johann Strauss "Rosalinda"
version of "Fledermaus" was or
iginally scheduled for that week
but the hold-over of "South
Pacific" for an extra seven days
has necessitated re-scheduling of
the former to one week only, July
25th through 31st.
If you hold tickets dated July
18th through oath and do not
wish to use them to see South
Pacific, you are urged to ex-
change them Immediately for seat
locations during the one week of
"Fledermaus".
This may be accomplished by
mailing your tickets, together with
a note indicating the date you
wish to exchange them to, to
Musicarnival, 4401 Warrensville
Center rd., Cleveland 28, Ohio. You
may also exchange them in per-
son at the theatre box office any
day between 10 a. m. and 10 p. m.
If you have any questions, please
call the theatre, MO. 3-9550.
Reservations for the original
second week of "Fledermaus", July
25th through 31st, are not affected
by these changes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14

COULD you work 16 hours per week
and you have a car call w. 1-004l.
BOYS and girls, high school seniors,
residing in the Collinwood area, for
outside promotion work; hours l to
6, $3.50 plus bonus. Call MU. 1-1405
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14

Cub Scout Circus Pack 2s4 of
Christ the King Church, Terrace
and Noble rds., will hold their an
nual circus Saturday afternoon,
July 18th from to 5 p. m. in the
school yard. There will be ten acts
put on by the Dens featuring Dead
Eye Dick, Wild Animal Act, Space
Act, etc. Thomas Miller of 1908
Woodview rd. will be the narrator.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14
Churches

The summer schedule of Sunday
services at the Sixth United Pres
byterian Church is announced as
follows by the pastor, the Rev.
Ernest Forester: Sabbath school at
$3.50 a. m. Preaching services at
1915 and IL a. m.
Visitors are always welcome.
ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH
PILGRIMAGE
On Sunday, July oath, st. Phil
omena's Guild is sponsoring a
Parish Pilgrimage to Carey, Ohio.
With the memory of the sue
cess Of our last Pilgramage, it is
hoped that the entire parish will
take advantage of this opportunity
to go to this beautiful Shrine and
reap all of the benefits Of the
visit.
Chartered buses will leave the
church promptly at 8 a. m. and
mass will be offered at the Shrine
at IL noon. One can pack pic
mic lunch or arrange for dinner
which will be served at the Shrine.
Reservations for the bus and or
dinner, must be in not later than
July 18th, to Mrs. Schmitz, 1884
Vassar, Ii 1902.
The Lutheran Women's League
of Greater Cleveland will hold its
annual picnic luncheon at Euclid
Park, East 222nd st. and Lake
Shore blvd, Tuesday, July 10Th at
IL noon.
The speaker will be Mrs. Anna
Schneider who will bring an ac-
count Of her recent Caribbean
travels. Reservations, by Sunday,
to Mrs. M. Dorwart, UL. 1-5369.
CHRIST THE KING CHURCH
The annual summer luncheon,
card party and bake sale of Christ
the King Church will be held
Thursday, July 21st, at l p. m.
Members of the Altar and Rosary
Society are in charge of arrange
ments.
Newly elected officers of the
Society include: Mrs. Harold
Quandt, 171O9 Hillsboro rd., presi-
Endora rd., vice president; Mrs.
Willard HIM, 1882 Endora rd.
dent; Mrs. James O'BOyle, 16808
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Saverio Verdi, 1776 Hillview rd.,
recording secretary and Mrs. Har-
old Vargo, zoos Torbenson dr.,
treasurer.
The Society will receive Holy
Communion Sunday, July 18th at
the eight o'clock mass.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14

REWARD for finder of red and white
24-inch RoadmaSter bicycle, new
basket and tires, chrome carrier,
torn seat cover, missing from Me-
mortal pool, l.. E. Wilson, RE. 1879
PARAKEET. green, vicinity Bruce, re-
ward. RE. l-7834.
FOX terrier, brown and white female,
IL years old. answers to Snappy, July
3rd, Chardon Td.-Beverly Hills area;
reward. w. 1-0060.
LOST in Euclid between Babbitt I'd.
and East 250th ST., female calico kit
ten, about 6 months old, children's
pet, this kitten can be easily identi-
fled by diamond shaped black spot
covering. her nose. Please call RE.
l-4924.
ROBERT Tuhacek lost maroon swim
suit. tag C-l692, East 222nd St, re-
ward RE. 2-9082.
PARAKEET. green with yellow head,
answers to Pretty Boy" talks. re-
ward lost July 4th. ~. 1-4C46.
WALLET, red, containing drivers
license and Social Security card;
Mary Lou Longnecer, Mayo St, Hol-
lywood, Florida. Please call W.
l-1646.
WALLET, Sunday night in front of
Forest Hills Hospital, finder please
return license. MO. 2-3443. l8801
Maple Heights blvd, Maple Heights.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14
Concert SoIoists

Nancy Magnusson, soprano, and
Sue Woehrmann, aboe were soloists
in the Summer Session Orchestra
concert Tuesday evening in Hark-
ness chapel on the campus of West
ern. Reserve University. Dr.. F.
Karl Grossman, was the director.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14
NOTICE TO PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given that the
budget of the Board of Education
of the East Cleveland City School
District for the fiscal year of 1856
is on file for inspection by the
public at the office of the Board
OF Education, Shaw Technical
Building, 1849 Shaw ave-, East
Cleveland; and that a public hear
ing will be held thereon at 1:45
p. m. July 25th, 1865 at the office
of the Board of Education of
the East Cleveland City School
District.
East Cleveland Board
of Education
RUTH N. NORM,
Clerk Treasurer
Published July 14th, 1866
Evening star., 1955-10-21
IBuzuur and Fair
To Be Held

The Garrett Park annual
two-toWn bazaar and fair viii
be held from II to 5 O'Clock
tomorrow IN the community
center which Il originally
helped to build and which II
yearly improves.
This years bazaar win fea-
ture q Tasting table, Of In
ternational cookery. foreign
gifts and artifacts. q chiIdren's
bazaar. rafIie 0f 4 television
set and an all-day snack bar.
The center was constructed
by the men and women Of
Garrett Park IN corporation
with the Maryland Park and
Flaming Commission. Many
Of the areas activities are
held there.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

washing It thoroughly, ]
creased it with unsaited short
ening, then heated Il over Low
heat for about 80 minutes or
longer. BE careful that you
don't burn It. i've noticed that
II ] put water in the skillet
after I've used Il for frying ana
let II soak for Q while, the
skillet is much easier to wash
and you don't have to use q
securing pad. You season
the skillet when you grease It
and heat 1t and too free use
Of the securing pad destroys
the seasoning. Z Hence the
sticking and the rust spots.
Hope this win Be Of some help
to you.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
READERS CLEANING HOUSE
We are the canine Trainine

We are the Canine Training
Association. Inc. Q non-prodt
grQalp devoted 10 the obedience
training Of all breeds Of dog.
We do have evening classes In
the Anpandale- Falls Church
area on Monday evenings. In
Alexandria on Tuesday eye-
nings and Ia Greenbelt. Nd.
on Wednesday evenings. These
are straight obedience courses
Ono tricks). designed to make
every dog q better citizen. The
next beginner classes win start
early In November, and reser-
vatious may be made by cali
ing Jackson 7-566i for Virginia
classes. or Warfleld H-6666 for
Maryland classes. Perhaps you
would be interested TO know
that mo one connected With
this organization receives any
pay. Training fees collected 60
to pay rents on training quar-
tiers.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
81. John S Hector
To Be Honored

The Rev. william sharp and
Mrs. sharp win 81 honored st
. reception at 8 O'Clock this
evening In the parish han 81
st. Johns Church. Potomac
and o streets NV.
The reception win ceIebrate
Mr.. sharp's 10th anniversary
as rector Of ST. Johns.
The Right Rev Angus Dun.
Bishop Of Washington. heads
the list Of approximately 600
guests invited to the affair
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Grass stalns on non luash.
Isbles:S Sponge nth equal
parts ,Datef and alcohol

with the dog -training dificulty,
I think that We are the group
you have reference to. The
RCH did print q notice about
Us some time ago-I am not
certain Just how long ago it
was. but q year sounds about
Evening star., 1955-10-21
| Church Women Plan
| Foil Fesfivnl

The Woman's Guild ct Cal
vary Lutheran Church, s545
Georgia avenue in Silver
Spring win hold its fan festi-
val from s to 3 O'Clock this
evening.
A turkey dinner win be
served from $50 to 7:3O O'Clock
and other attractions include
baked goods. needlework, mo-
vies. books and flowers and
many other features. The pub-
Hc is invited.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

PiqsIassf cIsarsner ~.
q fassIed beret
A sascy foHch Of fassles dows
fhs side Of this rayon satin or
Del0st 6eyef NTH ihis
0isor front. White. Nary,
Hack. cherry Or coffee. 8.95.
From bsrsf coiiscfion.
Hat Bar. First Floor
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Al0skon adventure
=. 81, Washington
All: Ludy With Dog
N. u NJ ArlinUton

/ am happy to Be able to be
Of service through this column
which has 90 often been Of
service to me. So. TO the lady
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Has Surplus Grease:
How Turn to Soap?
q. u. H, 0ertp0od

o. X. II. pertpo0d
RICH is . wonderful help
now ! am In need Of . soar
formula. IS I have some sur
plus grease. ] am hoping some
one has q fooiproof method
that he or she win send IN.
-
Al0sko11 Adventure
=. 81, Washington
MY husband and I are con-
templating Q trip to Eielson Air
Force Base In the very near
future. and ! would Ike "a
know Of general living condi-
tions there. especially food and
housing availability. Is q
washer and dryer . necessitys
We have no children. The type
Of clothing to take Is another
question on my mind. What
ever experiences former Alas
kan residents have had win b
{ Of great interest. Thank you
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Simchos Toroh Services
To Be. Held Tomorrow

Many Jewish congregations Of
the Washington area will hold
Simchas Torah services tomor-
row evening.
Simchas Torah, the day of re-
joicing in the Torah 0aw), marks
completion of the cycle of yearly
readings of the Torah, the first
five books Of the Hebrew Scrip
lures. 1t also marks the imme-
diate resumption of the readings
with Chapter / Of Genesis.
The Washington Armed Serv-
ices Committee and the National
Jewish Welfare Board, in CO.
operation with Army Chaplain
Alex Shapiro. will hold a Simcha,
Torah service at Fort Belvoir at
1880 pm. A square dance and
Israeli folk dancing will follow.
Other Simchas Torah services
listed are at B'nai Israel Con-
gregation. Sixteenth and Crit
tenden streets NV, at 7 pm.
children and adults in pageant;
Montgomery County Jewish
Community center. 8402 Freyman
drive, Chevy Chase. Md, at 7:3t
pm: Temple B'nai Jacob, 2504
Naylor road Sc. at 1880 pm;
Har Tzeon Congregation, In
Wheaton (Md0 High School, al
a pm. with $50 Sunday anc
Religious school students par.
ticipating in a Torah procession;
Congregation Beth Israel, 340i
c street Sc. at 8 pm, with
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Press Seminar
ToHeur Hill
speelal pispateh b The star

NEW YORK. Oct. I'll. Will
liam Hill. assistant managing
editor of The Washington Star,
will be the guest discussion lead
er at the opening session Of the
American Press Institutes two
week seminar for managing edi-
tors and news editors at Column
bia University next Monday.
Mr.. Hills subject viii be
methods of selecting and train
ing newsroom personnel. Other
topics to be discussed during the
seminar include the newspapers
responsibility to the community,
methods of improving local news
coverage. with emphasis on city
government and education; read
er interest in various types OF
news, news writing, captions and
headlines. with emphasis on clar-
ity and accuracy; picture selec-
tion and editing, sports pages
and women's pages. makeup and
problems of libel, contempt and
invasion of privacy.
Twenty-seven newspapermen
from papers in IA States and
Canada win take part in the
round-table discussions.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
sy tn. Associated Press

Representative Powell, Demo-
ocrat Of New York, says q seven
week tour of military installa-
tions abroad convinced him
segregation is definitely coming
back into our armed forces"
The Negro Congressman said
yesterday he is sending to the
White House a report contradict
ing the statement by Val WASH
ington of the Republican Ma
tional Committee that integra-
ton Of white and Negro military
personnel has been attained. Mr..
washington, a G. o. P. aide on
minority problems. so told Presi-
dent Eisenhower recently.
Mr.. Powell said his report Is
based on talks with 1000 to $500
men at Air Force and Army sta
tions in North Africa. Spain.
England, Italy and elsewhere.
He said the talks added to his
belief that roadblocks to inte-
grafton "have been thrown up
somewhere in the Pentagon, 4"
adding:
"Integration in our armed
forces is definitely not succeed
ing. Integration stops at the
master sergeant level"
Commissions Cited
Mr.. Powell said few Negroes
get officers commissions in the
armed services and the number
Of civilians working overseas Is
negligible"
He said he had learned Air
Force Negroes were refused serv-
Evening star., 1955-10-07
2 Boys Perish in Trunk;
BrotherAdmitsLo LockinuIt

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. !
@.-Two young boys who had
been playing space ship were
found dead In an attic trunk
yesterday. Police said an older
brother admitted locking them
in because he did not want them
following him.
Dominick Primicerio. 9. and
Daniel Bencivenga, 8. who were
in the trunk overnight. had been
missing since 4:30 pm. Wednes-
day.
Neiehbors and police searched
the neighborhood all night. Yes
terday Dominick's ,10-year-old
brother, James, took his mother
to the attic and opened the
trunk.
DR.. Marvin M. Scarborough,
medical examiner, said the boys,
in the trunk more than II hours,
had died of suffocation.
James told police that after
Evening star., 1955-10-07

swer. In this case it was alleged
that the Johnny-come- -lately hat
maker, also named Stetson, actu-
ally had fraud in mind.
But the court ruled that even
this was not enough to warrant
an absolute Injunction against
using the name Stetson. although
1t did require that q bold dis
claimer of any afiiliation with
the original Stetson be placed on
each hat.
This rule is generally followed
today in the United States.
However, 1t is not universal
Some years ago a Connecticut
court. in a similar case involving
"Dobbs Hats" stopped a COM
petitor from using the name
Dobbs entirely.
Whether or not court will
take any action in these name
conflict cases usually depends on
this question: Does the practice
complained Of deceive the public?
If it does the court will do
something about it. Other
wise, no.
So II your real name happens
to be Perry Como or Archie
Moore and you want to open a
restaurant advertising that
name, go ahead. just be sure
you make 1t clear that you are
not a popular baritone or the
worlds light-heavyweight cham
pi0n.
Evening star., 1955-10-07

locking the boys in, he went out
to play. He went back to the
attic around Z pm. opened the
trunk and felt the boys faces.
He said they felt warm. He
closed the trunk without lock-
ing it.
Assistant Police Chief Ray
mond j. Eagan said the boys,
fourth grade classmates, must
have died around 7 pm. and
may have been dead when James
opened the trunk.
Eagan said James had been
playing with the boys in the attic
when a friend came to call. He
quoted James as saying he didn't
want the younger boys to follow
him out so he slammed the trunk
top shut.
Coroner James j. Corrigan
scheduled on inquest today. He
said that, after his finding
James would be under jurisdic-
ton Of the Juvenile Court.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Bios Charged by Powell
After Tour Of Bases

ice at bars. restaurants and
hotels In Chaumont, France.
after white soldiers told the
management they would boycott
the establishment if Negroes were
served.
Mr.. Powell said Negro airmen
were refused service at Mansion
and Margate. England. "and one
place admitted putting note on
a Negro Grs plate. Go back
where you belong"
He said he has received re-
ports of discrimination against
Negroes in the United States
since his return.
Bias at Restaurant
He said a Negro Air Force
officer was refused service at a
restaurant at the Municipal Air
port in Birmingham, Ala. and
that 10 white officers thereupon
walked out with him.
Mr.. Powell said a civilian doc
tor working at an Alabama Air
Force base. who brought the 20
officers coffee and doughnuts,
was transferred. and a lieuten-
ant. who protested against dis
elimination, was given verbal
instructions as regards his fu-
ture conduct"
Mr.. Powell said he also was
told that separate clubs for
white and Negro non-commis-
stoned officers are maintained at
Barksdale Air Force base in
Louisiana, and Negroes were ex-
.cluded from an overseas duty
call at Fort Bragg, N. c.
Evening star., 1955-10-07

party for children following the
service.
Two congregations announced
Simchas Torah service for Sum
day. Congregation Beth Ell of
Montgomery County will hold a
service at 10 am. for the chill
dren Of the religious school and
their parents in the school of
hospital administration audito-
rum, Bethesda Naval Medical
Center. The Langley Hebrew
Congregation will conduct its
service at 8 am. at 93l1 Old
Bladensburg road, Silver Spring.
Md.