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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10
Schools To
Participate
In Cd Alert

Cuyahoga County's Civil De-
fense Air Raid Sirens will wall
next Monday morning, February
14th, at II a. m., to set in motion
a test evacuation Of the US. Navy
Finance Center Building, East 18th
ST., in Cleveland. In addition all
schools in Greater Cleveland area
have been requested to stage a
security drill at the same time.
DR.. o. J. Korb, superintendent
of East Cleveland Public Schools,
Msgr. Maurice Griffin of st. Philo-
mena's parochial school, and Msgr.
Thomas Shannon of Christ the
King parish school, have each in
dicatsd their observance of the
security drill.
The two exercises are being held
as a part of National Defense
Week, February 1922, sponsored
nationally by the Reserve Officers
Association.
The sirens will blow the full
scale alert on Monday starting
with the minute wailing RED"
alert promptly at II a. m. After
a wait of seven minutes the
"White" alert or all clear will
signify the end of the test. The all
cellar consists of 8 one minute
steady blasts each separated by 2
minutes of silence.
Observing the evacuation of the
Navy building will be officials Of
the Cleveland Building Owners and
Managers Association and Retail
Merchants Bureau for the purpose
of ascertaining the problems which
will confront them, should full
scale test of this type be scheduled
for the downtown business area in
the future.
Civil Defense Director John j.
Pokorny announced that the spe-
cial test would take the place OF
the regular weekly 80 second me-
chanical test, usually held at 1918
p. M, each Monday.
Climaxing the ten day observ-
ance will be the appearance of Val
Peterson, Federal Civil Defense
Administrator who will speak
twice on Saturday, February 10Th.
Peterson will first address City
Club members and friends at the
regular Saturday Forum luncheon
meeting held in the City Clubs
quarters. This talk will also be
broadcast by Radio Station VICAR.
On Saturday night he will speak
to those assembled for the Re-
serve Officers Dinner Dance being
held in the Hotel Hollenden Ball
room.
Other activities being planned
by the committee for Saturday
evening include a demonstration
of precision drilling by the crack
Navy drill team from the Akron
Naval base. A fly over of mill
tary planes during the week from
which educational leaflets will be
dropped has also been scheduled.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10
Name Korb To Area
Freedom Committee

DR.. o. ]. Korb, East Cleveland
schools superintendent, represents
Cuyahoga County's school systems
on the 1866 Greater Cleveland
Crusade for Freedom Committee.
prepared for its February 1922
campaign on behalf of Radio Free
Europe.
Radio Free Europe broadcasts
via - II nsmitters and relay sta
tions in Western Europe to the
enslaved peoples in Iron Curtain
countries. Democratic leaders have
lauded its efforts as an important
factor in the battle for mems minds.
Greater Clevelanders will be
asked this year to sign Freedom
Scrolls, reaffirming their belief in
freedom as the most precious of
human rights, and to contribute
Truth Dollars" to support the
vital work of RIFE.
c. D. Clawson, Shaker Heights,
is Greater Cleveland chairman.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10
Skaters Eye Thermometer Hoping
For More Ice At Forest Hill Park

skates. One of the older skaters
reports he over did it slightly by
a Commute skating his first time
on ice in years. "Did those muscles
ache, he groaned.
The concession stand opens at
2 p. m. daily except Saturday and
Sunday when it is ready for busi-
ness about noon.
This skating rink is probably one
of the most beautifully situated in
the entire area, right in the heart
of Forest Hills Park with the
convenience of plenty of cared for
parking space.
Another cold snap. and there will
be skating again at the lake, states
Mr.. Barnes. Skating information is
available at MU. 1-5020, East
Cleveland City Hall.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10
Register Now For
WYNN Canteen NIGHTS

Fifteen cents admission will be
collected at the door this Friday
evening at the Y House, and pros
pective canteen members can re-
new or take out new membership
for the spring semester. YMCA
or YWCA memberships will con-
tinue to be honored if they have
not expired.
No one will be admitted to fu-
ture canteen programs without a
canteen or Y membership, so all
'unior high students of the East
Cleveland school district will want
o join up in a hurry, so as not
o miss the exciting programs
ahead.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10
M4tS beiha

Tonight-Thursday-County En-
gineer Albert s. Porter talks on
"Freeways and Freeway Planning"
at the East Cleveland Community
Council in the Cardinals Nest at
Shaw High School. Visitors are
welcome at 7:3 0p. m.
FISH Fry Friday, February 18th
at American Legion Post 163 home
in Hawley Park. All veterans in
vited at 7 o'clock.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10

So far this winter season there
have been IA skating days on the
six-acre lake in Forest Hill Parks,
reports j. E. Barnes, superinten-
dent of the East Cleveland Water
Department who, with the weather
man, is responsible for this winter
sport here.
The biggest one-day attendance
so far this year was January 25th
when 5000 men, women and chill
dren skated on the more than ten
inch thick ice. Rank amateurs and
polished experts have been en-
joying the thrill of motion on
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10
Are Jr. Kiwanians

Two Shaw seniors who will add
Junior Kiwanian" to their school
day recognitions are Bob Jen-
nings and Leonard Short. They
are the current Junior club men,
bers getting acquainted with the
regulars by pinning on name
badges for six weeks.
Leonard is a National Honor
Society member and Hi-Y presi-
dent. Bob is a member Of the Col
lege Club and his Home Room
ticket salesman. Both are high
scholastically.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10
Come To Supper, Sunday

Goldfish or meatballs, spiced or
picked fish, whole glazed salmon,
baked ham, chicken in cream, hot
or cold potatoes and other salads,
fruits, cheeses, breads-such foods
prepared by Scandinavian recipes
will be served at the Smorgasbord
in st. Pauls Episcopal Church,
Sunday, February 18th. There will
be two sittings to and 6 to 7
o'clock in st. Paul's.
Reservations now at MU. 1928
or the church office, Ii. 1-4472.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10
New Business

The Byrne Wallpaper and Paint
store is East Cleveland's newest
business establishment. Located at
14770 Euclid ave-, the firm will
handle decorating supplies, artist,
signwriter, and silk screen supplies.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10

that for popularity, is bound
to go on and on and on. It's the
bi-monthly birthday party, when
the birthdays of members during
that period, are duly celebrated.
Such was the gay affair at the
January 9th meeting at the Lake
Shore Country Club when the
December-January birthday boys
were presented with good, old
fashion dough, all dressed up to
pass for cakes and all sorts of
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10

Here they are, the birthday High
Twelvers but in all the ex-
citement all the names were not
listed. However, among them are
Paul Clasen, Tom Evans, Wilbur
and Herbert Lawrence, Bill Ref,
jr., Floyd Rowlands, Lee Stiles, AL
R. Strome, Neil Schworm, Floyd
Seipert, Gus Sealander, Erwin
Wendt, and Al Ring, a guest.
There's a tradition started at
High Twelve of East Cleveland
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10

goodies. Ugh, Big Chief H. S.
Weaver, for instance, received the
new "Big Chief on rye" and was
he smiling. The other delved into
delicious raisin bread.
Chairman H. F. Pepper" Martin
and Co-Chairman Emil Hoffman
were assisted by DR.. Louis Ed
wards, Fred Henderson, Fred
Lange and Charles Melbourne as
the bakers deluxe to carry in the
dough.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10
Anita Lieher Heads
Shaw 6. A. Council

Anita Licher, a Senior, has been
elected president of the Shaw
Girls Athletic Council for the Sec
ond semester. The responsibility
of recording everyone's points goes
to Vice President Elaine Forkapa.
The secretary, Mary Ann Lee
keeps a record of all events, plus
making the broadcasts, while
Treasurer Ginny McWhirter is
busy counting organization funds.
Activities sponsored by the A.C.
right now are bowling on Mon
days at the Windermere Recrea-
ton; Officials Club and swim dips
on Tuesdays, and basketball on
Thursdays.
A.C. is also busily engaged in
preparing the Friday, February
18th assembly. 1t meets weekly at
7:45 a. m. in the gym office.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10

For the past week, Old Mar
Winter has ruled with ice anC
snow and cold. Good citizens have
done their best to keep walks clear
and safe but, oh, some of thc
neglected walks!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10

What day is next Monday?
Valentine Day, to be sure. And
to be sure you don't forget that
very special person you so want to
let know you are still around, get
your Valentine at The SCOOP, 814
East 152nd ST., early.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10

Dedication of the newly COM
pleted Junior Department rooms
'at Win derm ere Presbyterian
Church School featured the Sunday
morning services for the school.
Taking part in these services
were these young people here pic
tured. Reading left to right they
are: Standing: Douglas Kline,
Timothy Whitford, George Nc
Hendry, Richard Muir, William
Stein, Gordon Guelker, Douglas
Barnes, Bruce Turner.
Seated are: jeanne Kapitsky,
Mischka, Barbara Mischka, Nancy
Beach, Roger Bollen.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-10
I Fl Is
N
t II A 1
In East Cleveland

What, Winter no time for litter ?
We must disagree. Attest the floor
of the bus, the office, the store, the
plant - wherever careless people
are to be found. Let's keep East
Cleveland litter free, everywhere.
East Cleveland welcomes here
next Wednesday the Commissioner
Staff of District Seven, Greater
Cleveland Council Boy Scouts of
America. Among them will be the
nee Greater Cleveland Council
Scout Executive Frank w. Braden,
making his initial visit to the Dis
trict. Cubbers, Scouts, Leaders,
Parents, will give him a true Scout
welcome. In this circle of member
ship are found the boys who be-
come tomorrows' good citizens. The
rally will be held in Chambers
School.
In his talk before the Exchange
Club last week, Tom Armstrong,
who tries out a different make
automobile each week, made it
clear that despite all the modern
mower control devices and gadgets,
nothing substitutes for good driv-
ing. It's still the driver who is
responsible for safe driving.
AS a service club, Kiwanis of
East Cleveland is doing a fine job
in citizenship training. During
each school year, for a six-week
period, two Seniors are chosen az
Junior Kiwanians. Their attend
ance at meetings where top authen-
tice speakers give information on
current civic, health, industrial,
business, and what have you, sub
iects, as we'll as the community
service projects of the club, offer
the best possible citizenship train
ing.
For the past week, Old Mar
Winter has ruled with ice an6
Evening star., 1955-06-07

and the Croix de Guerre with
Palm from the government Of
Belgium and the Croix deGuerre
with Star from the French gov
ernment.
+ \
M/Sergt. Newson R. Dennis OF
5617 Second street NV. was
honored at the Walter Reed
Army Medical Center recently
for a work -simplification Sugges-
ton he presented. He received
the Army's Suggestion Award
and a letter of appreciation. He
is the son of Newton w. Dennis
of 1904 C street NE.
4 X
Pvt. Jerome L. Rollins recently
received the Physical Fitness
Trophy during graduation cere-
monies of the Military Police
Training Center at Camp Cor
don, Ga. A former member oi
the Metropolitan Police Force
here, Pvt. Rollins attended Fay
etteville, N. C. State Teachers
College. He is the son of Mrs
Pearl r. Bowie, who lives at
1920 New Jersey avenue NV.
1t. Robert A. Spedden, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward d. Sped
den of $3.50 Sherrier place NV,
was recently commended by Off
cials at Fort Bliss, Tex, and
Fort Belvoir for his part in saw
ing the life of a fellow soldier
injured in a range explosion at
Fort Bliss.
1t. Spedden disregarded the
danger Of further explosions
while he placed tourniquet on
the leg of the injured man.
A graduate of Gonzaga High
School here, he was commits
stoned a second lieutenant upor
his graduation from Johns Hop
'kins University in 1854.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
Suspect Gives Up
In $50, 900 HoIdup

BISMARCK, N. OAK, June
.R.-A free-spending young sus'
.pect in an $S6. 900 bank robbery
lat Jacksonville. Ala, surren-
dered to law enforcement Off.
GERS here Sunday.
The prisoner identified him.
self as Thomas Navarro Pendley
I22, of Clearwater, Fla. He tolc
officers the more than $6,50(
they found in a room he hac
rented represented gambling
winnings.
Pendley, booked on vagrancy
charges pending the arrival here
of a Federal warrant charging
participation in the robbery oi
the First National Bank al
Jacksonville on May 20, was ex.
pected to be taken before g
United States commissioner here
later this week.
A warrant charging him with
Ia part in the Alabama holdur
had been issued to Birmingham
Ala. Two other men already hac
been arrested in connection with
the robbery. A fourth still il
sought.
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dent at Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute, Pvt McGraw entered the
Army in 1853 and took his basic
training in Fort Jackson, S. c.
Louis ]. Voss, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Voss of 1927 Hamp-
ton lane, Bethesda, was recently
promoted to corporal. He is
stationed with the 10Th Infantry
Regiment in Korea. He expects
to return home late this summer
Capt. Donald j. Macdonald
USN, who has been head OF the
Department of Foreign Ian.
guage at the United States Acad-
emy for the past two and a hall
years, will soon assume dutie:
as commander, Destroyer Squad
ron "a in the Atlantic Fleet.
Son of Mrs. Charles A. Mac
Donald of It'll Massachusetts,
avenue NV, Capt. Macdonald
previously has commanded the
attack cargo ship USS Marquette
and the presidential yacht, USS
Williamsburg.
He is the holder of two Navy
Crosses, two Legions of Merit
three Silver Star Medals and two
Bronze Stars. He also has re-
ceived the Order of the Crown
Evening star., 1955-06-07
Bar Group Honors
Marques at OUTING

The District Bar Association
held its annual spring outing
yesterday and at the same time
Ihonored Melvin J. Marques,
deputy register Of wills.
In the only order of business
during a day Of fun at the Con-
Igressional Country Club, Mr..
Marques was presented certIi-
cate attesting his many years Of
service to members of the bench
and bar. The parchment was
presented by Charles B. Murray,
president of the association.
The traditional ball game be-
tween junior members and the
l"oldsters" resulted in TT tie in
the 10th inning when the UNI
lpire, Municipal Judge Thomas
IScalley. called a halt.
Winner of the golf tournament
was Sam Aranson with "a.
Before dining on roast beef
the lawyers and judges we're
treated to a fashion show at the
side of the swimming pool.
Evening star., 1955-06-07

any money. Now that I have the
money. I don't have the time"
=
Piper Laurie's bosses like her
singing and dancing In Amt
Bisbehavin'." and have sched-
uled her for a new musical,
What's with the David Schine
romance?
I hear that Bing Crosby is
serious about going on a night
club tour and is devoting his
whole week of CHS radio shows
to this. Bing wants to get used
to a live audience and is even
thinking of doing a Broadway
play. He has done radio, televi-
sion. movies, but hasn't per-
formed on a stage in front of
a live audience for years. This is
a challenge I'd like to see him
meet.
Evening star., 1955-06-07

U6dm at VIII
son High School here, and was
graduated from that school in
1851. He is the son of the late
Frank c. Rose, who was the exc
cutive assistant to the Assistan:
Secretary of the Treasury.
Ensign Rose, who now lives in
New London with his family, will
report to Athens. Ca, for six
months training in the Supply
Corps.
Two naval cadets from the
District were honored recently
Iat the annual review OF the
NROTC unit at Tufts University
Medford, Mass.
They are Midshipmen First
Glass Herbert R. Edison and Al
win R. FrandSen.
Son Of Maj. Gen. Merritt A.
Edison, USMC, of 3077 Cleveland
avenue NV, Edison received the
Marine Corps Gazette Award.
Cadet Frandsen, who is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mikkel Frand-
son of 6713 Second street NV,
received the U. S. Naval Insti-
tute Award.
y y X
Pfc. Wolcott w. Hubbell. jr.,
whose parents live at 5000 Nam
Iakagan road NV. is senior edi-
tor in the editing branch of the
.adjutant generals section at
Camp Zama, Japan. He at
Evening star., 1955-06-07
Irish League Wars
On Indecent Books

Fires newest organization is
the Irish League of Decency.
founded in Dublin. 1t will war on
immodest post cards and i'm
proper book covers, indecent
fashions in clothes and adver-
tisements of them.
Other targets will be "glamor-
Gus" religious pictures and stat
uary, immodest cartoon strips
and all advertisements that dis
play immodest pictures.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Ast0ire lust Wants to Act

gerie show today at the Beverly
Hills Crystal Room. The other
guests are 300 men.
Jack Webb is working day and
night to get his Pete Kelly's
Blues" ready for a sneak pre-
view June II. This will set q
new record for getting a picture
out. He's only just finished it
In Mexico. "On the Water
front" is called Rats Nest
But it smells just as sweet at the
box office, racking up $6 million
so far,
Doris Days deal with Metro
is 5000. 900 for five pictures. And
she can do one every two years
This girls living.
Cyd Charlse wears bracelets
of ice-big as ice cubes. That's
what they are, ice cubes. Cyd
wears them after dancing tc
cool of.
Dan Duryea took his own pol
TO determine the largest age
group for his China Smith" TV
series. Came out between Il
and is. In other words" sums
up Dan, I'VE get them after
Davy Crockett and before George
Gobel."
Jeanne Grain hid the keys tt
Paul Brinkman's new 145-mile.
an-hour Mercedes-Benz so he
wouldn't be tempted to enter the
road races at Santa Barbara.
Danny Kaye is grooming 6
surprise partner for his closing
day at the London Palladium
Her name is Marlene Dietrich
and their duet could make show.
business history.
Richard Egan. starring ir
The View from Pompey's Head
after just finishing Seven Cite:
of Gold" is buying a new 3-bed-
room house for his folks. with
whom he lives. But" sighS
Dick. when I had time to look
for a house to buy, never hao
Evening star., 1955-06-07
Graduates of the school are: /:
Soft Fall in Punch

LONDON.-England is testing
the injury-reducing effects of
putting a layer of foam rubber
sheeting under the canvas in
boxing rings. Experiments to
date indicate the rubber helps
minimize the seriousness of fall
injuries,
Evening star., 1955-06-07
43 Get Diplomas
From ImmucuIutu

The Very Rev. William E. Nc
, ,Manus, assistant director of the
Education Department, National
Catholic Welfare Conference
spoke at the commencement ex-
ercises of the Immaculate Junior
College last night as 43 received
diplomas.
Eleanor Cole and Mary Cath.
crime Willoughby, both Of Wash
ington, received honors, while
Helen Sullivan of Fall River
Mass. was cited with highest
honors.
DR.. James A. Magner, assist
ant treasurer at Catholic Univer-
sity, substituting for the Most
Rev. John M. Mcnamara, Aux
Hilary Bishop of Washington, pre-
sented the diplomas.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
HERE AND ABROAD
Coast Guard AdmiroIts
Stepson Is Novy Ensign

tended George Washington Uni
versity here before entering the
service in 1853.
Pfc. Joseph F. McGraw, jr.,
whose parents live at 734 Yuma
street Sc, was a member of
Evening star., 1955-06-07
ESaSII ~ EII1FB0 B0Rl001 llys
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"HIGH NOON"-Three years old but still the top
Western with Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly.
"a MAN CALLED PETER'-The dramatic story of Peter
Marshalls dramatic ministry.
"FROM HERE TO ETERNITY"-You can't forever
missing this multiple Academy Award winner
"THE PURPLE PLAIN"-Wn Min Than a Burmese beauty,
saves Gregory Peck from his death wish.
"REAR WNDOW"-A double rich thriller by Alfred Hitchcock
with James Stewart and Grace Kelly.
100000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA"-An adventure classic
gets the top flight Disney treatment.
Evening star., 1955-06-07

Spencer Tracy became q
E-zn6tzrhsT On Sunday.
For a fast minute u looked as
thozEh Marion Brando were
slrp-rE - Honolulu or some
trzrE B1f the guy who used his
zz=s ulrh United Airlines wasn't
Nsa-iC1- ~ al Friday. the
aarzs- Ms Bruce CabOts law
~. s s Hahn. went into q
Santa Noniea court 20 ask for a
belch warrant AGAINST the actor,
ord.red % pay the lady ne once
lcEe6 ssso . month But she
hasnt received q cent" says
EaEa
Fue6 ASiaire wants 10 give up
Gzzcsn<- He Just wants 70 act
sd Or - a producer. But ]
e1nr beLsTe the public will let
~ pgf auay those dancing
szoez-not ysi. Fred's next
zsscal- -Dry MartIni"-at 10Th
FoL
Norl Coward. exhausted from
a. the parties gwen for him.
wzs cEsrhezrd. ! feel II stay
hsrs much longer shall become
q professional honored guest &"
Such b,E crowds for Bob
HopR n Australia. the police
kzTs - stand BY with hoses 10
ezzpen the srdOr Of oyereager
fans Pred Clark is up for the
11oseCu-nr n The Court Mar
tai q Billy Mitchell" At War
~
KIN Novak has been burning
- the Wl-es from her picnic
incz-on N Kansas 70 the man
So l0Ess. Mac Krim. here.
- Jack Bennys' expected
Erancoaby viii be called Jack or
Tacrufl1ne. Andrea King
wins after Is years Of mar
rlsEs. had . gIrl. Debrs Ann,
TrzTs6sy. ~ Cedsrs Of Lebanon
EcSul-aL
Coed -NeiEhbOr -Week-in- -Bev-
s-,T- HIS Department: / am
s-css-tnE the Juel Park Lin
Evening star., 1955-06-07

admiral RAY
m o n d j.
NJ a u m an,
S u p erintend-
ent of the
Coast Guard
A c a d emy at
New London,
Conn.
An appoint
ee OF the Dis
trict in 1851,
Ensign r os e
was in the ca
det corps and
on the rifle
fnom of Wil-
Evening star., 1955-06-07

the 1St Caval-
ry Division rifle
team that won
first place re-
Gently in the
200-yard and
3G0-yard rapid
fire. and 600
yard slow fire
events of the
Army Forces,
Far East and
Eighth Army
rife and pistol
m a t C h es at
Sendai. Japan.
A f1~,a~ zA,,
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500 Toll in Soil

KINGSTON. Jamaica. - Fifty
per cent of Jamaica's labor force
is engaged in farming. The
islands major exports are sugar,
bananas. citrus fruits, ginger,
pimientoes, rum, cocoa and
coffee.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
HERE AND ABROAD

F. Clayton Rose, who received
his commission as an ensign
Friday from the Annapolis Naval
Academy. is the stepson of Rear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-14

cars will be provided. with land
available to increase parking
facilities.
Designed by Architect John
Samperton, the plaza will b
built in such a way that there
will be no automobile traffic
within the plaza itself. Be-
tween the buildings there will be
Handicapped malls" and the
buildings will have wide over
hangs to provide all-weather
protection for persons going
from store to store.
Basic units for the plaza in
clude a drive-in bank, a food
market, a restaurant and a drug
store, with speciality shops TAX
ing over the remaining spaces.
The announcement said floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-14
Big Shopping
Plaza Slated

Joseph L. Geeraert, Mont
gomery County builder, has an
nounced plans to construct a SO
million shopping plaza on Viers
Mill road opposite Atlantic
avenue.
Construction on the project,
to be called the Twinbrook Gen.
ter, is to start in about three
months. the announcement said.
Plans call for the buildings
to stretch some 1900 feet along
Wers Mill road on the 10-acre
site. Parking for more than 1900