davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-01-23

MACHlNERY--IAthe, Southbend, O.
inch, Atlas drill press; Power hack
saw. Cutting and welding equipment.
Belt sander. NO. 7-I197,
MACHlNERH--Delta belt abrasive ma
chine. SO; Yates American wood
lathe, 800: Cincinnati Unio. Grind
er with new series; Dumore head
500. De-Walt Radiai saw, s h.p.,
$3.50, s1s Kennedy 81. NV.
MACiiiNERY---l floor model drilI
press; one 8" disc sander; 1 belt
sander; one 4" jolnter: two I'd" tilt
ing arbor table saws; l table model
shaper; one l0' band saw. one So
radio arm saw. All complete with
motors and accessories. Must sell at
once; Any reas, offer considered
MAGIC CHEF sa-in. gas range
4-burner, lge oven. hroiier, auto.
timer; very sood eond.i reas. RA.
MATTREss-New seaty Posturepedic
I'm. rub, full-siSe. match, box sprg. !;
reg. $3.50; S1l0. AP, 7-2S43.
MATTRESS and hox springs, Beauty
rest double, nke-new, orig. $50 so
zach. Sacrifice y pricetii HE
Evening star., 1955-01-23

REFRIGERAToR, 6heiyadore cyoSleyl
family eize; 2 yrs, use. good con-
ebsse ~ d-es ing ~ M S-nsas :
REFRIGERATOR-Noree, s Gu. IT.,
actual capacity: $50. Wo. 6-es4s,
REFRIGEKATOR. oE Imperial: 4
Gu. f., perfect condition. SIS. OIL
REFRiGERATOR. comp. and motor,
HR HP ks6FasN DR. sSsei J so1s ssiis SeSo, sSa Gal
REFRiGERAfoR. seryel Gas. GIVE.
AWAY Must haul yourself. Perfeci
running cond. To 2-Sl95.
REFRIGERATOR. new. unused Hot.
point. 9ha-ft.; fuil-width freezer
woor shelves; automatic aefrost
SECS or best offer. JU. a-04S4.
REFRIGERATOR. Westinghouse; per
feet condition; s Gu. f.; $50. LU
1-0266.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
10000 BARGAINS
7 n GIrHNEP

~ 44s ~ 4S44AN
251s NJ ST NV Ex. 3-3527
WASHERS, all makes, types: Ss.gs
up; most guaranteed: repairs and
service. FREDERICK'S, 3905 l4th
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix, fully
automatic; needs some repairs; $40,
WASHER. Bendix Dialamatic; new
condition; sos CIR. 3-4371 --23
WASHER. Laundromat. only Ss5,
iSy ust as5o ss 6y Mon moG ia DsrieSs Dsso o0aa ss
WASHER. automatic, Bendix- Econo-
mai, in good condition, $50. JU.
WASHER. Maytag vring.r type, &c good
q, eona, Ss5 S0I East Capitol.
Washers sasi as AND NE d DRYERS; M new ,,,In.q 4 yoq
co. 2202 Georgia ave NV
shape. guaranteed: delivered. S4l2
Flower ave. Takoma Park.
WASHER. apt. size. holds : lbs, att.
wringer; auto, pump. almost new
WASHER Bendix. f 'ST, mod. N B, ;' used !
mos, cost 500, only S54. / year
guarantee. will deliver, AP r-5aas.
WASHER, Thor. semiauto. S45. Also
small Alb. Monitor, SIC so. Both
", Il s,,s aoo6 cond 5s. OIL s sioanl ,os.
"hNnEhs bcIlNlN lJldlAHlhtIC, 1904
model, peri. cond 10. 7-ai43.
WASHER; automatic Frigidaire. about
4 yrs. old. VIII sacrifice at extremely
low price. RA. 3-596a.
WASHER. fully automatic Kenmore
in working condition; S35. I'm
wAsiTER, Bendix semsautomatlc
Fully guaranteed; $60 SP. 3-aQ54
WASHER; Kenmore automatic, With
slids saver; S15 or best infer. Port
able sewing mach. $40. TT 6-fiS77
WASHER; Bendix, Dialomatie Econo.
mat. with new nump; $40. Lady,
ice skates, size 9, like new; 50. JE
WASHER. Rendix automatic; soot
condition. $50 Ju, 5-9426. %
WASHER. wringer type with pump
like new; $40. Ewes. IA. 9-0257.
WASHER. Kenmore wringer typ,
with .auto. pu-lp, good cond.. $50
wAsHING MkCHINE. Easy whirldry
apt. size: Sis ia, 5-S436. "a
WASHERS, late models. SIS ea.: aiss
apt. -size gas stove. SIS. ST. Bliss
WASHERS, late models, SIS to S3t
ca; also automatic washer, $40
WASHER, Easy srindrier. very good
cond.. $40. LA. 6-30SSs
WASHER, Thor. wringer tvpe. excel
cond,. nrire $40 phnne AID. 2-3S3O
WASHER. Easy SDindrier. extra bas-
ket. $50: atromberg Carlson radio
phono.. $50; maple rocker, S25.
WASHER, Easy spindrier. lat. model.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
RUGS
Factory Outlet

10 AM. TO Q PM. DAILY
SAFE. SCHwAB, height 9 TT: rec
tangular door with combination: !:
$40 or best offer. Ii. 4-SsS5. Is
fth st. ne.
SAWS, woodworking machinery-4-
bench saw. S19.e5; drill press.
$4l.50; new model 1910 Alias sin.
saw, only $49.96 tsomething new,
come see IT.; also some fioor models,
including lathes. ct reduced prices.
Free parking. ELECTRIC EQUIP.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
LIGHT PLANTS

Portable. single phase or 3 phase. for
all uses; SS95u pp. Largest stock,
J. H, GICHNER. 251a NJ 81. NV.
LIV. RM., FURNs---Lawson love seat
and chair: good condition: $50 for
both. WO. 6-SS4B. --25
LIVING ROOM FURN.--3-pc. rock
fair cond. S25. RA. 6-1974.
LIp.. RM., din, rm.. French provin-
cial, end tables, coffee table, sofa,
love seat, etc. no. 2~SG93. -+23
LIVING ROOM, bedrm. and din. rm.,
furn- china and linens.
NEARLY NEW CONSIGNMENT SHOP
1913 King ST.. Alex. OV. 3-19d2.
LOCKS, 400 corbin hotef mortise
type with keys, make offer for lot.
DI. 7-90S0. MR.. RALLINS. --23
Evening star., 1955-01-23
FITRNTTIIRE

shop the town then see us before
you buy. Tremendous savings on
better grade furniture This week
special: Nationally advertised Holly
wood beds, complete with legs;
S29.95. We also sell to Yankees.
Brothers Furniture Co.
. blocks frou Bailey's Crossroads, Va.
on Seminary I'd. Open Tuesday and
Friday til Q pm. JE. 2-6900;
Evening star., 1955-01-23
MIscELLANEous foR sALE
PIANOS

PIANOS
OPEN SUNDAY, IL AN. TO 8 Pm
53-in- Steinway upright; $325
Lester apt. grand, French provincial,
perfect $685.
Lester. medium grand. all new strings
and pin block; $685..
Stiefi upright. REIN. and restrung;
All completely oYerhauled. Prices
include delivery. guarantee and
matching bench.
CEDAR PIANO SHOP
I6a12 4th st. NV. Cat Butternut st.l
PIPE. galv.. black. copper, cast iron
1S4R lee hvy IA a-GTf0
Evening star., 1955-01-23
DRUMS

ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. Used
i ! set. II, S-SQnl,
FURNITURE--Wiil buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china
hric-a.brac; buying and scllins fol
SIS. NV. NE: S.52s1.
kinds OF good used furniture. Tor
prices. We do moving. ia. S-SS1H.
Wanted today, furni-
ture. any amount Also need retgr..
gas range and good piano. Call
Mr. GRADY. Ma. s-26T9.
FURNITURE. modern, for 2-bedr ON
house. RE. 5-559g. -9J
Evening star., 1955-01-23
$3.50 10th St. NE.

table and i uphoi. chairs, $50: fine
MAPLE bar s55. oL; 7,294s;, ;.
lengths aplenty. 2 cars Just reed
1920 Wilson blvd, IA. 4-1234
RUCKER LUMBER.
LAMPS. ANTIQUE lustres with sill
shades; SI25 pr. 1852 New Hamp.
shire ave. HE. 4-6540.
LATHE AND TURRET LATHE--Full,
equipped Ellieott City s9g-J.
LAJINDRAMAT, WESTINGHOUSE
40, completely recond and painted
3 mo. guar. on all parts and labor
$115. Seller is Westinghouse serv
man, can be seen on Sunday. EN-
Evening star., 1955-01-23
OFFICE FURNITURE

Special purchase. 2 floors: desks
wash Times-Herald Co. Mahogany
walnut fiat-top wood. steel secretary
desks. Bank OF England chairs, fllt
cabinets. lockers. All priced al
savings UP to 75e6. Unlimited
quantity to chose from, Free de-
livery and parking. MANHATTAN
OFFICE EQUIP. CO.. 639 New York
ave. NV.
OIL PAINTINGS-Orig,. lovely land
scapes, Euro. Amer. exhib.. sos of
VIM WEBSTER. DU. 7-31 S3. Us
Evening star., 1955-01-23
GUNS
aALE TODAY ONLY

BALE IODh1 ONGI
In a,sSS TssDSnss s, to s.s;n sss s9 snSdays hsass
rev, Sl4,95: pas. s24 so; J. P;
Saueer. 81 auto, 1885; Colt, 3s
auto. .$34 so; z nm. Mauser, $l9.35,
H and r Sportsman %. $3l 80;
High Standard Olympic. $37 30; S
Mauser, 80 auto, So .95; Le-
,Feyre. 12 gauge double $24: 80; J
c. Higgins, 12 gauge pump, 1850;
Savage 23D. 20 Hornet with scope,
S.t4 %: Marlin 4l0 gauge Q and y,
$50 so; Savage. 20 gauge IS. $a.g5
Wins. mod. IL. 20 gauge. s49.a5i;
rifie with scope. $3.50. WING. mod
10, 1906. S75; Wine. 1856. 1890
$40; Rem. 257 Roberts with Weaver
XIV scope, as new, Sl25. Muskets
SO up. Flintlccks. SIS up, Swords
Ssesa qo for .ss Many pons Ssher onn sss shop o
FE. 4-529s Open today 10 I'll I:
HEARING AID, Acousticon. good as
new, used only few times. price
reasonable. Phone LU. 2-022l.
HEARING AID, nev. used, Sonoeone,
small battery. latest mod. save $50,
JU. 5-4I14 wk. ewes. til L..
HEARING AID, Bell Tone. all trans
ister. new, will sacrifice. Cal NO
HEATERS, new. used tEss. oil. coal.
sTovE, sTeS eiieiii iiieoiii tx SsT. NV. ma NA. $685..
HEATER, electric, radiator type;
practically new: excellent for heat
ing room or ONCE; $3.50. OIL
HEATER. coal or wood heats s
rooms, cir. fan. floor mat, only $52'
delivered. Midway 6-4l22.
HEATER, practically new, !50-Eal
frigidaire. elec. water. Call OIL
HEATER. prophans compiete, eauses
densburg I'd. me-, LA. 6-1647.
HI-FI sYSTEM-British 3-spd. chgr
with diamond, 15-w. ampl., 2 spkrs,,
complete In mahog. console cab;
as new, $3.50. OIL. 4-2321..
HI-F1. Meissner FIN tuner, model SC
sell $50. other hi-fi equipment,
HIbE-a-BEb. foi aSb Pullman. excel. eond /;
cost 1929, sacrifice, $3.50 or best
offer. After $3.50 pm; wkdsys or all
day sun; ,R RA, s;154s. ,,r ..o.,e..
regular price, S229. for $ll9; Hol-
lywood bed with legs. reg. 500, for
S49; sofa bed. reg. $50. for $40
In warehouse. rear 1923 22nd St
NV, NO. 7-4672.
hADE-h-nhU, lOhm suupeI; mus,
4; lamps; 81; huorescent light, So
Hi6E-A-BED, good condition. with
cover. asking $50; small kitchen
HOSPITAI BED, like new, adjustabl,
z WAYS: S25. 2b13 M st. NV. Elk
HUTCH. light maple. SIS: vanity
desk, blonde NAH, $40, Both peri
cond. MRS. EDGE, XII. $4,000. --23
ICE CUBE. MAKER with Crusher.
used Carrier, late. model. self con-
tanned, water cooled, capacity 40
5 S.. pes $3.50 ssy sshos Hish IS EUMSN itSThfs fse
CO.. INC, 1858 Wis. ave. NV, DE.
IRONRiTE-Automatic ironer. in ex-
cellent condition. $50. OIL. 2.6914.
moNEK. oE. Dc luz. mode" like
IRONER, Simplex. orig, S175. used
Ia yrs. good condition.: moving;
sacrihce S65. ia. 4-0164. ---23
JEWELRY SHOW CASE, 4-foot, mir
TGed.v rS5ed doH5s' sp 4.asSE flsSzescent lights
'SSta eeilens condition. 'i ! mos. % I'D. oris.
price, S60S. Contact FRY, AID. T.
0700. between o Am. and 8 pm.
KARDEx FILES: s/6, y: also fiiins
%RfraR SSFfs az; c. 60 III ,stb SJRctE sI pH TYPE
KITCHEN CABINETS
Wood and metal. inventory sale.
Some In original cartons. some
used only as display. soy discount.
KITCHEN DESIGNING CO.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
SAW

Miliwork. Oliver, heavy duty. tiit-top;
cuts angles or beveis; will deliver
$3.50. Can be seen at Ala 3rd
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, style
1852; modernistie blond, desk style
Cost. 1875. sacrifice, $500. Never
sssn 2 sg,Jl used - srsns sg1ss new o. e.Sso5;
port. S35. 3sl2 Lee Highway. IA,
SEWING sI MAcHINE--pfan. sis-ras.
HOLLYWOOD cabinet. Only slightly
used. Cost. $3.50, viii sacrifice for
SEWING ssVWsfisN sais MAGalNESsinser SH Rsan portable
right. AID. 2-5262, TU. 2-l33l.
SEWING MACH, Singer, feather
weight portable, with attachments;
sEMINa TssiS1sn,s MACHINE. S-ssni Simpler portable
never used; must sell; wiii sacrihee.
SEWING MACHINE, Minnesota elee-
tric portable. with attachments, S25.
sEWNISG MACHINE. latest model elec.
portable. ali features and attach. Z
mos. old; cost 5000. sac. $50. HE.
SEWING MACHINE queen Anne
electric: NAH; cost $3.50, sacrifies
best ofier., Call before IL or aftei
sEWiNG MACHINE. singer console,
round bobbin; saerifiee, ss59 LA.
saEETRocK. all sizes, jus, received
1920 Wilson blvd. IA. 4-1234
RuCKER LUMBER.
SHELVES, 1st class. NAH. In ex-
/, priced. Call al AVENUE WINE AND
LIQUOR SHOP. ISIS Pa. ave, sc.
SHELVING. steel. build your own and
save; steel posts. IT., 81 IS ea.;
steel shelves. I2x36. S1.90 ea.;
heavy gauge, ideal for stock, stor-
2453 Sherman ave. AD. 2-1000.
SHOES = Cancellation. first quality,
famous-brand shoes for ali the fam
niEssaa.zn. LII 4 as.sSlnsn isc.. = iiS i e Hss. RS5ss.
land. Clarendon. ia. -2-43sS: I404
Monros n.u- AID. 2-o344. Open
REMOVAL SALE
ONLY At 1904 Monroe n.v.--wom-
values to S16.eb. We're muvine
washington store about Feb. 70
silver spring and must reduce stock
sHoPsMITn. mod. I0KR With jiGsaV
and other aeceS. Slet cash. cy-
SINK. new "a inch. set In green
Formiea. "a inches long. and corner
base cabinet; BEST ofer. Wo-
sINK. go inch. eonplet., cabinet.
nnixlne faucets. trap. "a. 2-s49s.
SINK 42-in.; Hollywood bed, steel
BED I,, iE,ns; . siss not95. e. fsoss n5s ssstins :
QTMKC
Evening star., 1955-01-23
GAS STOVES

Art Slze speeiaI; .Slplp6, BLOCKS.
NC, 174e Lee hwy. 1910 Balto.
ave. "a. $500. WA 7-55of.
GENERATIONS, STARTERs. $50 up.
lse. assoTt.; elec. motor REPAIRS; 4Ist
yr, CARTY. 1908 18th NO. 7-O12f.
GoLF cLURS. matched set; spauld-
ms; 8 woods. 8 irons, oaF. indIvi-
after II an. oL. t-fe7s.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
RUGS
RUGS
INVENTORY SALE
WHOLESALE PRICES
Factory Outlet
3019 14th st. NV.
10 AM. TO 9 PM. DAILY
RUG SALE
q QFFI

" OFF!
Famous Make ORIG. SALE
l2xI5. gr'n wool. Sll.95 SO. I'd. S.. .as
Sxa, cocoa cotton, 1876 5.9sI
2x15, rose rayon, 1880 " 3.a5l
Other valuesi 15so to 30es savings
all top brands=--rugs or carpeting!
LEVENTHAL'S
Evening star., 1955-01-23

PIANO = Adults, Eiye cur system .
try before you buy.
II. PiRno--Your choice,
~. LeSsons--l2 group lessona.
I3. MuSic--Free
4. Times months.
5. CoSt--S45; x26 dn.: $40 End mo-.
$l0.s Bird mo.
|6' ii YOU decide to buy this viii
apply 10 purchase price
Call from : am. to ] noon ana ;
pm. 70 1880 pm. KI. $685.;
Evening star., 1955-01-23
GAS RANGES
APARTMENT SIZE
Nag!e cHEF, Slatttery, A. D., IA. S1b
36-N, MODELS
Magic Chef, Hardwlck, etc, From $40,
RkcoNDrTIoNED GUARANTEED

sseo Ca. Ave- Ave- NV wSA Ru. s-44ai.
GAS REFRGs, ca, / tabletop gas
range; l so eal hot-water heater:
All very reas. Phone. Du. 7-639a.
Gas STOVE, 8 burners, griddie: extra
only $S7 del, Midway 5.&l22.
GAS STOVE, So inch; like new. $50.
III T-QO4N Qa
Evening star., 1955-01-23
REMOVAL SALE
SINKS

sMyER-9tsriinS y Tcvls. csndls-
s:sECS5ns s:sECSt5n "a fi's.s 's.s,os' :S1. Z s''s ss;d;
Evening star., 1955-01-23
WILLIS FURNITURE
STORE
Absolute Auction Sale
FEATURING:
Fine Selection New, Used
and
ANTIQUE FURNITURE

Francis Odgen. Auctioneer
EASY PARKING RgPRHSHAfKNre
Annapolis, Md.
210 West st. (At Parole)
SATURDAY, JAN. 20. 1855
Beginning at 10 AM.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
STEEL

STEEL
We have large stock Of new
and used steel in many
sizes, such as I-beams, angle
iron and reinforcing steel
cut to size.
GENERAL WREcKING co.
1897 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-o177
-2Q
Evening star., 1955-01-23
PIANO SALE
BENCHES. $40 (NEW1

9ta- Geou " ~e@NA ~1S-0N
These prices greatly reduced from
former prices, Free bench. free de-
livery PAUL GOLIBART. AD.
4-5e2e. from $50 70 $50
PING PONG TABIE, 2 sections. s
lelss SIS or best oiier. cah IA.
t-7S7ls
Evening star., 1955-01-23

Miliwork. Oliver, heavy duty, tiit-top;
cuts angles or bevels; will deliver
$3.50. Can be seen at Ala 3rd
Evening star., 1955-01-23

ismous-bfanc shoes Tor ali the fam.
~. e s.ylnsa 70 s9% o mere.
land. Clarendon. IA. 2-49s0: I4Oz
Evening star., 1955-01-23

latest type. h.w., new.
Soc So. IT.; used; new steam. gas
guar; qua % dsi BIocK's, oac i54e Lee
hwy, near Kew Bridge, ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

New. $3.50: used, S24.5A: suaran-
teed; free delivery. BLOCKS, l746
Lee hwy. Arl IA. S-H7O0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
LoveabIe Gossip
Column Says:

Ding! Dong! Ding! This is
Limpy Liz Littlelump's "Lovable
Gossip Column" Hey-low! Every
body! A special announcement:
Mortimer Beefwaggerable is
author of a fabulous seller, "How
to Raise a Football Team" That
brings to mind the name SHAW.
What a mighty team! Cipriani and
Cefaratti, two of Shaw's valued
players, will back that statement.
Also, they're going all out for the
"Canteen Dance" following Shaw's
victory over Lakewood.
The evening won't be complete
fans, unless you come to Shaw's
gym, Friday, October 7th, 1890
1900 for dancing. Only 35c if
you glide in with date; and 25c
if you tramp in alone.
Pop tunes by Allendale. See you
then, and remember, we'll be look
ing for YOU!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

dinner members Of the Guild will
show pictures taken during their
summer vacation trips. Reserva-
tions to Miss Addie Coverdale, 1847
Lee rd., UL. 1-5113.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. McHugh of
1927 East 133rd st., and daughter,
Miss Patricia McHugh, a recent
graduate of Huron Road Hos
pital School of Nursing, have just
returned from a two-week motor
trip to South Carolina.
They are visiting Pfc. Charles
T. McHugh who is stationed with
the USING, Field Music School
at Paris Island.
DR.. Arthur r. Greenwood and
daughter, Kay, Of Colorado
Springs, flew in for the weekend
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Green wood of 1852
Graham rd.
The Women's Missionary Society
of Hope Lutheran Church, 2222
Taylor rd. will meet Thursday
afternoon, October 18th in the Par
ish Hall. Dessert at 1:30 p. m.
Meeting at 2 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

Raymond White, son of Mrs.
James White of 14501 Strath-
more ave-, can scarcely remember
when he was not interested in
puppets
Members Of the 1856 Sum-
mer Reading Club and their parents,
of the Collinwood Branch Library,
$50 East 152nd ST., met with real
treat at the Library on Friday eve
ming, September 30th, when Ray
mond entertained the group with
his irresistible puppet show of the
old familiar French fairy tale,
Beauty and the Beast" The occa-
sion was, of course, the final meet
ing of the Summer Reading Club
where 162 boys and girls were
awarded certificates indicating they
had read ten good books during the
past summer.
Raymond White is a 10A student
at Shaw High School and though
only 16 years Of age, manages and
manipulates his puppets as skill
fully and proficiently as an old and
seasoned puppeteer. He modestly
claims that this special art is only
a fun loving hobby, but his fine
performance on Friday night clearly
indicates that this talent might well
become his professional career.
Among other places and organiza-
tions where Raymond has performed
with his puppets are: Veterans Club
Of Euclid, Chambers Elementary
School, Show Wagon, Kiwanis Club,
Black and Red Review at Shaw
High School, Golden Age Club at
Collinwood Branch Library and in
many private homes.
A Christmas puppet show in his
own home is always Raymond's
holiday contribution to all children
in the neighborhood. Raymond
White is a fine young man with a
promising future in "show business"
The children's librarians and the
whole staff of the Collinwood
Branch Library wish him well. To
have him again as guest of the
Collinwood Library would be a
real honor.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
Campus
Notes

News for this column may be
sent to Elsa c. Berg, 14600 Eu-
cid ave-, or phoned to PO.
1879. Deadline is Tuesday at
5 p. m.
Returning to the campus of Ohio
University for her second year is
Gail Mentell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Mentel, 869 Helmsdale
ave. Gail did her high school work
at Shaw.
Jack Hennen who played center
for the Cardinals, has reported
for football at Muskingum Col
lege where he is in his second
semester.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
Journalist At
Shaw Assembly

Sigma Delta Chi, professional
journalism fraternity is providing
speakers for schools of the area
in observance of National News
paper Week, this week. The men,
bers will speak to an estimated
$4,000 students, discussing freedom
of the press.
Appearing at Shaw High School
assembly today is Robert Dietsch
of the Cleveland Press.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
h1rsPe2p@

T HOSPITAL Service is individual,
i l. personalized service-tailored
to the needs Of patients, no two of
whom have exactly the same needs.
This kind of service cannot be pro-
vided by an automatic machine or
on an assembly line-it is given by
devoted and considerate people
employed by the hospital. 1t is
around-the-clock service, too-there
is no 8-hour day so far as patient
needs are concerned.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

The second Of this years movie
programs at the East Cleveland
Library will be shown on We'd
nesday evening, October 18th, at
8 p. m. "Washington and It's Natu-
raj Resources" portrays the wide
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewton, 173f
North Noble rd. accompanied their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronald Lewton of New York
City and Madame Eduard LeJeune
of Paris, France, on a motor trip
They visited Montreal, Canada
and the New England states. Mrs
LeJeune is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Ronald Lewton for a few
weeks.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A.
Stasting Jr., 1894 Hartford ave-,
boy, Randall Earl, September
20th.
Kirk Jr. High School is being
represented at the Eighth Annual
English Conference tomorrow by
Miss Clara Wood, Miss Noami
Caldwell of the faculty, and the
principal, DR.. L. l.. Myers. The
conference is being held at Kent
State University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Berg, of
1868 Hazel rd., had as their
guests recently, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
A. Musser of st. Petersburg, Fla.
The Business and Professional
Women's Guild of the Epworth-
Euclid Methodist Church, East
10th st. at. Chester ave-, will hold
its first dinner meeting of the sea-
son, at the church, Friday, OctoNnr
14th at 6:15 p. m. Following the
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range Of scenery, from mountain
grandeur to pastoral simplicity,
and the varied resources of land,
water, minerals and forests that
characterize this far western state.
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About 70 cents Of each dollar spent
by the hospital is paid out for wages.
salaries and benefits to its employees.
About 80 cents Of each dollar is
used for supplies, services and food.
So, in very real sense your hospital
dollar goes to pay people. Wages
and salaries will continue to be the
largest factor in hospital costs. We
have never known hospital patient
to complain there was too much
individual, personalized service.
Evening star., 1955-05-27
Light Is Ordered
At Arlington Blvd.
And Graham Rood

The Virginia State Depart
ment of Highways soon will
install a traffic light at the inter-
section of Arlington boulevard
and Graham road where Fair
fax County officials have been
seeking a light for two years.
j. P. Mills, jr., traffic and
planning engineer for the high
way department, told The Star
today that a recent survey
Of traffic conditions at the inter-
section shows a traffic light is
needed.
A survey by The Star, with
the cooperation of Fairfax
County police, showed that 20
crashes had occurred at the in
tersection this year-eight in
volving personal injuries.
Fairfax County officials also
have been seeking a reduction
in the S. mile per hour speed
limit along a four-mile stretch
of Arlington Boulevard between
Gallows road and Seven Corners.
The Graham road intersection Is
one of % along that stretch.
The State plans a new traffic
check to see If a lower speed
limit is justified.
Evening star., 1955-05-27
runsit PIedoe
Given Group

Prompt recommendations for
area-wide regulation of mass
transit in the Washington Metro
politan Area were promised
today.
The pledge came at the end of
a three-day meeting of the
Committee on Program and Pro-
cedure for the mass transit
survey, authorized recently by
Congress.
Harland Bartholomew, chair
man of the National Capital
Planning Commission, said rec
concentrations will be made "just
as early as possible" to Congress
and to the Legislatures of Vir-
ginia and Maryland.
Half the funds for a $400, 900
survey were appropriated re-
Gently, with the balance to be
sought early next year.
A formal statement declared
that consideration shall be given
in planning a regulatory agency
for utilizing to the fullest extent
possible the three existing utility
regulatory agencies now
exercising control over the rates
and services Of common carriers
operating in the Washington
Metropolitan Area"
The committee, it, was learned,
talked to experts on transporta-
tion and on problems of inter-
state agreement. including Don
Hyde. president of the Cleveland
Transit Co.; Hubert Gallagher,
civil defense expert on inter-
state compacts; Ted Driscoll,
Council of State Governments;
Clyde B. Aitchison, former COM
missioner of the Interstate Com
merce Commission; Frank Her.
ring of the New York Port Au-
thority: Jerome Alper, Washing
ton public utilities attorney, and
Edward A. Roberts, New York
transit expert.