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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

PURN.--Unclaimed. rocker. 81 book
case, IS: vanity and mirror, $40;
marble top dresser. $50; round oak
table. SO. kit. set. SIC. KIT. cabinet.
50: buffet. IS. hollywood bed, &20:
desk. $40. coll springs, s.: ward
robe, $40; bed s.. innerspring
love set, SIS wing chair. SO. Occ
chair. 80. sofa bed. $50. bedrm
set. $50: studio couch. SOS: din.
rm. set, $50. china closet, SO.
leather top coffee table. SIS: roll-a-
way bed. SlB; b din. chairs. $50
drop Leaf table SIS We reuphoi.
sofa ard chair. $50. slipcoverE. ef1,
incl labor and material RehnishinE
cabinet work. repairing. redesign-
lngt draperies Easy terms HOfF-
MAN uPHOLSTERERE. .4f1 18th
~. NV co j-5ll6
fURN.-used traditional sofa and
chair 10 i-431g.
FURS.--Fins mahor. dinlne fable
and 4 foam rub. chairs. , table
lamps Reasonable. IN 2-s29f A.
FuRN.. leather nahogany Imported
hand-caTved tables. 2 end ard COT
Zee: price. 800. Ap. 7-I6t7
FURN..-sirdeye maple suite. dress
e.. chest Of drawers, chair. dbl.
BED, nattr., spg. si2s. 81. 1911
FuRN.--lronrite on refaf adding
machine telec J. cheek writer. feis.
tasis, 2 end tables. IA. e-3ee2,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

FURN.--Chaise lounge, quilted Gus
tom cover S25; Highlander sleep
chair with slip cover, SIS: boys
ice skates with shoes, S4; oil paint
ing, elab. gold frame, $50: antique
iron coat rack. S75 IA AGAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

FURN.-Black and white marble
rug. $3.50. on. 4-77S6.
FuRN.--Elec. radiators l21. $40 ca.
as is. Ii, $3.50. sol Seward 50
Sc. tnr. 9TH and Pa, ave.5.
FURN.-Lge. walnut dining rIn. set
IL pcs. incl. china Closet. side.
board. g chairs; S100. Ia. CASIO
FCRN. Dining rm., bed. mattress
troner and misc. items; entirl
household contents. Ii. 7-2539.
FuRNITURE--Bamboo Ape. rec. rm
mattress. bar bells, crib, gray jr
din rm. set. automatic washer
other items HA. 2-353s.
FURN.--Beautifuf lght mahog. winI
chair, nov prac. new uphoI., shell
pink brocatel, $3.50. accept S2Ot
or best offer. Mahog. end table
$3.50; accept Sl45 or best offer
Old qeorgian silver plated cole,
urn. $50 or best offer. WO. 6-51g6
FURN.--Must sell. living room anC
dining room; very cheap. EN-. 2.
1858.
FURN.--Summer rugs; RCA radio.
Victfola console modeD; l ANTIQUE
rocker, uphol.: l Morris chair. anc
others: ] desk: l kit. table: glider
bureau, chest. Of drawers tantique)
3 beds, ! NAH, . metal: matt. anc
spgs. Reas. AL Van Buren, st. NV
FURN. -Bedrm. suite, FIR. Prov.
powder blue. bureau. 2 bedside
tables. all glass-topped; armchair
NO. 1-7994.
FURN., Philippine rattan; mahog :.
top. din table, 8 match, chs, extrs
heavy; Sl00. KE. 7-l743.
FURN.-Two twin-size roll-awa!
beds. with inner-sp. mattr., $50 ca.
wardr. trunk. IS; din. tble. ans
4 chairs, S25. Ii. 7-0653.
FURN. Diplomat leaving town: sofi
bed with cover: bookcase. moo
lamp. 2 mirrors. Reas. RA. 3-27S3
FURN. : Moving. Tables, lamps
Sn stsI .s sSSs' Ty perch porch slider dr
books, kerosene heater. bookcases
living, bedrm. anS
kit. wholesale and less; hundred
q bargains Of all kinds. 401i
Mimi. ave ne. LU. 3-0062.
FURN.-Bookcas headboard witt
beautiful cabinet, handmade, .alst
plain headboafd for twin bed
maple dinette set with 4 chairs
walnut refectory table, misc. small
tables, chest Of drawers. secretary
upholstered chairs; framed colol
reas. Also etchings, oil paintings
Call Sun. between 10 am. and
pm. EN-. 2-34l5.
RIM ftt~E--- f-...-.~ 10y /. = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04
DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED

Buy Out-of-Pawn Diamonds
at lowest prices from Wash
ington'S oldest Legal Pawn
Broker. These diamonds
were left as collateral on a
loan for a fraction of their
original value and must now
be sold to liquidate the loan.
To sell fast, they are priced
at lowest dealer prices. Ev-
cry diamond fully guaran-
teed in writing. We can ship
to your bank for inspection.
All prices plus tax.
/. Mans. approx. 5l4 cts. a ire
mendous flash, beautiful diamond
with lustrous brilliance set in heavy
l4;kt: ": &. gypsy mtg. Bargain,
.. Lady's diamond brooch pin,
modern spray style, set with 81 beau
tiful cut diamonds. A stunning pin
at ridiculouSly low price. Unre-
deemed. Only $685.
3. Lsdy's, Ia cts, finest color,
blue-white. American cut diamond
with tremendous brilliance. set in
plain 14-kt. W. g., 4-prong mtg. out
OF pawn. Only $3.50
4. Lady's ls-ct. solitaire diamond.
sparkling brilliancy, set in plain IA
It. y. g. mtg. Specially priced, only
8. Lady's 2s4-ct. imperfect dia-
mond with nice color, set In modern
plat. mtg. with = side baguetteS.
Terrific buy, only $685..
@. Lady's diamond cluster ring. A
magnificent modern handmade crea-
tion, studded with 81 long. tapered
baguettes and II round diamonds.
Must be seen to be appreciated. In
new condition. Only $775.
z. Lady's 7s-ct. blue-white Ameri-
can-cut diamond set in attractive
l4-kt. ". e. mtg. with . side dia-
monds. Unredeemed Only <ITb.
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS
ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES. FURS
AND .IEWET nv AT DC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

FIANO, new, Gulbran6en, spinet;
ideal for beginning student or apt.
dweller;. choice OF 3 beautiful IN
ishes; 1895. incl. bench and de-
livery. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.,
HOS q Ct n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

PIANO. apt. upright. 44-in., refin-
ished, completely recond,; new keys.
new hammers, concert pitch; bench
20 match; $3.50, terms. TO. $4,000.
PIANO, baby grand. completely re-
cond.; nice cabineti $3.50. terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04
INTERCHANGEABLE SALE

DEsKs--2 walnut exec. desks, large,
SIS each; ! walnut secy. desk with
typewriter mechanism, $50; ONCE
bench. SIS; dr. walnut examina-
tion table. Hamilton, SS5. DU.
1881. sun; FE. 3-33l1. weekdays.
DESK, kneehole. mahogany finish;
good condition. $50. DU. 1876.
DESKS, single pedestal. executive.
cash price Tor quick sale. Also
typewriter fling cabinet, adding
machine and mimeograph. Pc.
DESK. mahogany kneehole with
sliding typewriter stand Size So
by 80 BY 30 inches Good condi-
ton. $50. JE. 3-9053.
DIAMOND RING. I.3 carats, set in
platinum with . marauise-shaped
diamonds and ~ small full-cut
diamonds: sacrifice; $3.50. Write
Box isO-R., Star.
DIAMOND RING, q carat blue dia-
mond. Sacrifice. $50. ia. 2-916s.
DIAMOND RING, lady's / carat %
points. in platinum setting. with
small diamond on side. appraised
by local gemologist; will sell at sub
stantial reduction. Re. $4,000.
DIAMOND. la-carat solitaire. very
fine color. beaut. cut; S149 so; IA
carat white or yellow gold; terms
avail. SHERIDAN JEWELRY CO.,
R22g Ga ave NV, RIA 6-3392
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04
FURNITURE in q complete 5-roon
nouse- Also miscellaneous items

FURNTTURE-PUBLIc AUCTION
DELINQUENT storage accounts sale
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
items. Accounts per-
tanning to Eugene Alexander. Foster
=. Ball. James ". Gay. Joan Hayes.
Mrs. Richard J.. Bovey. Eldon W.
station. Mrs; frank O'Neil, Aisle Jef-
be sold TO the highest bidder. Terms,
cash. immediate removal. AUCTION,
SAT. Nov. 10, 1856. at 1890 am.
WAREHOUSE OF NORTHERN VAN
LINES. INC, 5003 Creston I'd. Ken
ilworth. Nd. NOTE: Warehouse !
blk. east of Calso gas station, To-
Gated AZ Creston I'd. and Kenilworth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04
BUY-SELL-TRADE
Guns. uSed--Guaranteed

422 9th st. NV. MA. s-6l57
CASH REGISTERS. s45 up. Nothing
down, convenient terms. Free home
demonstration, Call CLARK s,
EN-. $3.50 NOW.
CASH REG. Natl cleo, 500 80 ring
I'D, 3 totals, 2 drawers, slip barg.,
guar. CIRCLE. al 10Th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

MOTORS. immediate exchange for
~, furnaces, washers. refgr. pumps,
Industrial machinery Why wait?
DO L yourself and savel PARKING
sh sTmnanni ave. NV. Ab. a. X 80
MOVIE CAMERA, I6mm. Bell a
Howe magazine. hrand-new: SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

PIANOS, special purchase, lust In
time for Xmas Save $3.50, full So
note spinet piano Only $465. Use
our Xmas layaway plan. up to 3
yrs. to pay. KITS, 1880 q ct,
NV RE 7.f212
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-01

WASHINGTON, o. G.
STA 6eesiss Ave. NV
1879 10th 81. NV. ct Dupont Circle
so6 6 81. NV.
al Chaplin 81. at Texas Ave. S.E.s
1899 Aiebemo Ave. S.E.s
1868 Irving 81. NV
18th end SIS. Ne
VIRGINIA
williamsburg Blvd. o syesmere. Z. Fells Chs
ii4o Wilson Blvd. Ahiasten Towers
Washington 8 Lee Center, toz S. Wayns ST.
Arlington Blvd. 9 Anneadele Rd.. fells Church
1874 W. BFesd ST., Fslls Church.
denotes PeFkins Lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-01

MARYLAND
Edmenston Ave. RiveFdele Rd., East RiveEdee
BFadsy Shopping Center, Bethesda
Flower Ave. Piney Braneh Read, Silver Spring.
1876 Sutlane Rd. 8 Huron Ave-opp Census Buresu
Four Corners, WoedmooFs
University Lane 8 Riggs Road, Hyottsyiles
2ls NJ Commerce ST., Rockville, Nd.
Marlboro Pike 8 Silver Hill Rood, Porkand
Queens Chapel chIum Rds. Queenstown, M. Rainier
Viets MiIl Gridey Roads, viers Mill vilose"
sS19 Georaia Ave. Ellsworth Drive, Silver Spring.
1891 Main ST., Laurel, Nd.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Powheten 8 Henry SITS.
Kings Hishwoy 8 Ford Drive
81 Franklin ST.
Fers HUNT & Shsnendooh Roads, Holm HaI viese'
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29
Time To Renew
Rooming Licenses

At joint meeting of the East
Cleveland Board of Zoning Ap-
peals, the Board of Building Code
Appeals and the Board of Fire
District Appeals held this morn
ing, action was taken relative to
renewal of rooming house licenses
where not more than four roomers
are housed.
Operators of rooming houses
coming under this classification
may make their request for a
license renewal and submit their
license fee in one operation if all
conditions have met with the ap-
proval of the Romming House In
specttor.
Licenses are not required for
one or two roomers.
Rooming houses having more
than five roomers, are renewed
upon recommendation of the Room
ing House Inspector.
Under the rooming house ordi-
nance, no new rooming house Ii
censes are being issued on side
streets; and no license transfers
are permitted on an increase of
roomer basis.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29
Three Generations
Sing In "Messiah"
At Public Hall

When the Cleveland Messiah
Chorus presents its 35th annual
rendition of Handles "The Mes
siah" at Public Music Hall Sunday,
December 9th at 8 p. M, three
generations of an East Cleveland
family will be participating.
Singing for the first time will
be Carol Parish, and her brother,
Fred. But they won't feel strange
this first time, for their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence C. Parish
will also be in the choir. Mother
will sing alto beside daughter, dad
will sing bass beside son. Over in
the tenor section will be grand
father Clarence r. Parish.
Clarence r. and Clarence c. are
longtime chorus members. Mrs.
Clarence has sung twice before.
In addition to singing, Carol
plays the piano, and Fred plays
the clarinet and saxophone. The
Parsh family resides at 1749 Colt
I'd. Grandfather lives in Parma.
William Albert Hughes, founder,
will again direct the chorus.
Tickets are available from
chorus members.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29
Basketball Clinic
Starts Saturday
At Shaw Gym

The East Cleveland Board Of
Education launches its Saturday
basketball program this coming
Saturday, December 1st at the
Shaw gymnasium. This program,
begun two years ago, will be avail
able again this year to the boys
in grades through 8. The 7th
and 9Th graders will meet from
1912 in the morning with the 9Th
and 9th graders meeting from 1-3
in the afternoon.
The program consists Of an hour
of instruction in basketball skills,
strategy, and rules, and an hour
of games between all the boys.
The instructors this year are
Grant Kibbel and Don Drebus of
Shaw, Louis Chulick and Nick
Coso of Kirk. and Thomas Mein-
hardt of the elementary schools.
The required Uniform this year
consists of a pair of gym shoes,
shorts, a T-shirt, towel and gym
socks. The numbers of boys sign
ing up has been high so the in
structors urge all boys interested
and not yet signed up, to do so
Immediately.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29
Salvation Army
Appeals For Toys
For YuIe Giving

An appeal to Greater Cleveland
families to turn in old and broken
toys to the Salvation Army Mems
Social Service Center was made
by Brigadier Peter j. Holman,
Center manager. The toys will be
repaired when necessary, and
placed on sale at low cost in the
main store, 5005 Euclid ave., and in
the twelve outlying stores of the
metropolitan area.
At this time each year, thousands
Of toys are turned in to the Center
and many needy children are made
happy at Christmas time.
Low income families also find
articles of household furniture and
equipment in the Thrift Stores,
said Brigadier Hoffman.
Twenty nine trucks operate out
Of the Center daily in picking up
household castaways for repair and
sale. The Center's program is re-
Mobilization of men who man the
trucks, handle the materials in the
main plant and live at the Center.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29
Teacher S Clinic
Saturday At Fem

A Teachers Clinic at Fem Col
lege will open the 1867 program
of the Cleveland Area Business
Teachers Association this Saturday,
December 1st, in Fem Tower.
The days program begins at
11:OO a. m. with the clinic, cover
ing five business fields. Luncheon
in the college Oak Room will be
followed by business meeting.
In charge of clinic sessions are
Miss Ruth Bell of John Hay high
school, shorthand and transcription;
Miss Hester Nixon of Western
Reserve University, typing; Irwin
Fishman of Glenville high school,
general business; d. V. Smith of
Euclid Senior high school, office
practice; and Leon Brooks of West
high school, bookkeeping.
Luncheon speaker Russell F.
Moore, vice president and manager
of agencies for Midland Mutual Life
Insurance Company, will speak on
"Financial Program for Teachers"
CABTA officers for the 19o6-57
year are Ellsworth j. Holden of
James Ford Rhodes high school,
president; Edward E. Kral of John
Marshall high school, vice-president;
and Miss Pauline Bloomquist OF
Fem College, sercretary-treasurer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29
YMCA Family To
Hear A. Z. Baker

A. z. Baker, president Of the
American Stockyards Association
and immediate past president of
Rotary International, will be the
guest speaker at the YMCA's An
nual Mid-Winter' Family Dinner,
Wednesday, December 5th, $50
p. m.
More than 800 members Of the
Y's Boards, Committees and its
20 branches around Cuyahoga
County are expected for the yearly
event at the Midday Club.
The Mid-Winter Family Dinner
has become the sounding board for
local YMCA review of the Y's
operations on world fronts. YMCA
branches, outposts, and centers
carry on work in 78 countries.
In the past year Mr.. Baker has
left the United States four times.
On these trips he has covered
125,OOO miles and visited 46
countries.
Dinner reservations may be
made through neighborhood YMCA
branches or through Metropolitan
Offices, PR. 1-2200.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29
Celebrate 65th
Wedding Day

An unusal occasion was fittingly
observed Sunday, November 25th
when Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Kohl
frat observed their 65th wedding
anniversary with an open house at
their home, 1743 Elsinor st.
The couple were married on No
vember 25th, 1891 in the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Presley of Cleveland.
They have made their home in East
Cleveland for the past 20 years.
Mr.. Kollfrat, retired, was employed
by the Bassett Presley Co.
The couple have two daughters,
Mrs. Frederick Edwards of Mentor,
and Miss Edith Kollfrat, at home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29
Young Housewife
Wins Bake Entry

The loaf of bread that Mrs. Will
liam Lowell, 16025 Nelacrest rd.,
submitted to Pillsbury Mills re-
Gently places her among the 100
/ 'finalists who will go to New York
December 10th to 18th for the
Bake-off contest finals. Mrs. Lo-
we'll will actually bake her recipe
for final judging in New York's
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel ballroom,
turned kitchen for the two days.
Mrs. Lowell has been baking this
particular loaf from a recipe used
by her mother. The Lowells came
to East Cleveland from San Diego,
California in August 1866, Mr..
Lowell being employed by the
General Electric Co.
Each of the 100 finalists will re-
ceive a GE electric range and
mixer. The grand award is plane
trip to Europe.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29
Award Bid For
Shaw Concession

At its Tuesday evening meeting,
the City Commission awarded the
concession at Shaw Field to Fred
r. Voth, 460 Woodland ave. on his
bid of $500 for five year period.
Mr.. Voth held the 1856 concession
but was unable to operate due to
the construction of the bath house
and work on the stadium stand.
To meet the problem on income
for traffic guards on social secur-
ity, the commission approved the
addition Of five temporary en-
ployees to fill in during the periods
the regular guards will be unable
to be on duty. Social Security per-
mits it's recipients to earn up to
$1,000 a year, only. The addition,
explains Finance Director G. 7.
Apthorpe, does not add to the ex-
pense of the services.
The Commission passed a motion
extending it's thanks to the County
Commissioners and County En-
gineer for the repairs to bus stops
in the city. Upon this action, Mr..
Apthorp told the Commission that
the anticipated cost of about
$4,000 really ended up in the
$25, 1000 figure, which would mean a
refund to the city as it's share of
this improvement cost.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29
DR.. R. John StahI
President-EIeet
OF Exchange Club

President-elect of Exchange Club
of East Cleveland is DR.. r. John
Stahl. He was chosen for this post
at the annual election held Tuesday
noon in which the following slate
of officers were named:
First Vice President, j. Durant
Mix; Second Vice President, DR..
Robert Kuhlow; Secretary, Bernard
Keister; Treasurer, DR.. Joseph
LoRusso.
Named to serve as members of
the new board of control are DR..
John A. Stahl, Thomas Bennington,
and DR.. Roy c. Gygli.
The incoming president is a
graduate of Shaw High School and
the National College of Chiroprac-
tic of Chicago, and for the past
three years has been associated
with his father. DR.. John A. Stahl.
DR.. Stahl has been active in the
East Cleveland Business Associa-
tion and the East Cleveland Picnic
Committee. For the past three
years he has been the platform
master of ceremonies.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29
East District
Camp Fire Heads
Meet December a

East District Camp Fire Leaders
Association No. Is will hold its last
meeting for the year on Tuesday,
December 4th at the East Cleveland
YWCA at 8 p. m.
Officers for the coming year will
be installed, following a report on
activities of the past year. The new
officers are Mrs. John Riehl, chair
man; Mrs. Frank Missbach, vice
chairman; Mrs. Joseph Sawyer,
secretary; Mrs. Helen Cornwall,
treasurer; Mrs. F. w. Van Blargan,
corresponding secretary.
Installation will be followed by
a Christmas Party. Instead of the
usual gift exchange among the
leaders, each leader will bring a toy
which will be donated to the County
Home.
The Oil Tanda Camp Fire Group,
led by Mrs. Trevelyn Zander, will
hold it's first ceremonial for in
stallation of officers on Tuesday
evening, December 4th at 7:30 at
the leaders home. Pat Walker will
be the next president. The vice
president will be Theresa Evans,
secretary will be Marcia Welch.
Dolores Harrington will be the
new treasurer and Carol Haramia
will be scribe.
Out going officers to show the
group is grateful are Marian Henry,
Barbara Slogan, Kathleen Whitley,
Patricia Walker and Marcia Welch.
In addition to installation of Off
GERS, the girls will receive. their
first honor beads.
Dolores Harrington and Caro-
Haramia have done exceptionally
well in Homecraft and Marian
Henry has excelled in Citizenship
Craft. The girls mothers will be
their guests at this affair.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29
Local Girl Joins
SAS Airlines

Eleanor Eichhorn, 14017 Po-
tomac ave., has joined the Cleve-
land office staff of Scandinavian
Airlines System.
Miss Eichhorn brings to SAS
six years of varied airline expert
ence, including two years as
stewardess with Eastern Airlines
in New York City.
She is a member of Glenville
Chapter 169 Eastern Star, Lake
Erie Court No. 10 Amaranth, and
the First Evangelical and Re-
formed Church of Cleveland. She
is a graduate of Glenville High
School.
Her hobby is singing. She has
appeared publicly in the Cain Park
Summer Theater and sings in her
church choir.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29
Story Of Christmas .
By Old Stone Choir

The Oratorio Choir of the Old
Stone Church will present H. Auex-
ander Matthew's Yuletide cantata,
"The Story of Christmas" on Sum-
day evening, December End, at
7:45 o'clock. Soloists will Include
Nannette HUM, soprano; Helen
Baker, contralto; Raymond Danley,
tenor; and David Jones, baritone.
Mrs. Huhn will also perform Ales-
sandro Scharlatti's solo Cantata
for Christmas"
Assisting the choir will be Alice
Chalifoux, harpist and Floyd
Duff, tympanist, both members of
the Cleveland Orchestra. W. Will
liam Wagner, organist and choir
master of the church will conduct
the singing.
The public is cordially invited to
enjoy this evening of Christmas
music.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29

+ This 23rd edition of General
Electric's annual outdoor lighted
Yule display, according to it's
creators, will be the greatest ever
also from a physical point of view.
Measuring nearly a mile in length,
the enormous greeting card" will
be more than twice as long as any
of Nela Parks previous skyline
drive type of displays.
To eloquently tell this years
Christmas story in lights, the G-E
Illuminating engineers and design
ers are using an extra half mile
of roadway not included in former
displays.
Chapters in this Greatest Story
Ever Told in Lights" include a
fascinating lane of stately fluor-
escent candles fashioned of g.
foot high slimline lamps, deco
rated front doorways, a CHEEKY
home at Yuletime; a giant new
kind Of bulbous Santa Claus; a
fairland of new toys and festive
gifts; an actual sweet CHEEKY tree
bearing a bumper crop of holiday
pink Christmas lamps; intriguing
firefly effects made possible with
new Twinkle lamps, special facade
lighting.
The display will be open to the
public from 600 p. m. December
9Th until midnight daily, through
January 1st.
Motorists may witness the deco
rations only be entering through
the Nela gateway by way of Nela
ave., south from Euclid, one block
East of Noble rd.
Creators and producers of this
years spectacular are: c. M.
Cutler, Robert T. D. Dorsey and
Alfred Maluec - all Illuminating
engineers at Nela Park.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-29
Driving While
intoxicated" Is
Costly Business

The revoking of his drivers
permit for three years is one of
the penalties imposed on Wayne l..
Carney, 1746 Bryn Maur, for driv-
ing while intoxicated. He was also
fined $3.50 and costs and two days
in jail.
Other fines handed out Satur-
day, November 25th by Stanton
Adams, judge of the municipal
court for similar offenses were:
Morton B. Fletcher, 1705 Cola
mer, $500 and costs, license re-
voked for 90 days for pleasure
driving.
John Kubica, 1906 Emily ave-,
$3.50 and costs, five days. License
revoked for pleasure driving so
days.
Dewitt Guyton, 1922 Euclid
ave., $3.50 and costs, two days and
license revoked for 60 days.
John Kinney, 1922 Hastings,
$500 and costs and five days.