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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18

Murray show again next week
. . Comedian Jimmie Komacl
must gain 30 pounds for a fa'
role in the Bachelor Party
movie. Elaine Ellis, one O
this departm ent's favorit
straight actresses. does "Anni.
versary Waltz" all next week a
the Sea Cliff Il. H. Theater.
Except for some of the tourists, {
well-dressed woman is as hard tt
find along Broadway these days
as a drunk at Jones Beach.
Roy Campanella's sweatshirts SET
him back $50 apiece. Robert
@. Lewis will be in charge of q
new CHS quiz show. -.
=
Movie director Arthur L1bin
never at a loss for a compliment
said recently. II told you Francis
the Mule would be a big star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18

'Lerner are OF to the coast on
Monday. So far. the writer's Of
MY Fair Lady" have not settled
on their next show though they
have many ideas for one.
Ralph A. Brooks. a churlish
viewer Of foreign films, suggests
the subtitles be moved up to the
top of the screen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18
MhFrf tn Dtnr =
Aldclub Restaurant

I SIS S. Wosh., AIexondTio, Va.
Finest home-eooked food. Enjoy y al
prices you like. TURKEY. ROAST BEE,
/ CHICKEN, HAM, SEA FOODS. LOBSTER;
Champagne cocktoils, fine wines, cool
drinks. Dinner, 81 so. Lunch. 75e. Air
0condiiioned. Parking. Closed Mondoy.,
-Parties, Banauets, Recepti0ns--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18

BradShaw's Shoe Stores
49,. Shoes for the Family
sis West broad st. Fails ch TS
FagelSon Hardware &
TOyland
- Open TIL 9 Every Nisht
ISlI-l6 King st. XII. 9-94sA
Herby's Inc.
1900 Duke ,EUrd 81 sales . SERVICE (, o.o,,.
Joe Phillips Mercury. Inc.
Sales g. Service
200 3. Fairfax st. TIE. 6-3421
Lees Riddle Shop
100 King 81. TIE. 6.2319
Linda Lee ShOppe
Ladies Apparel and Accessories
also Specializing In
- TAI Women's FashionsD
0Ol King St TIE. 6.2I2l
Market Tire Co., Inc.
1900 jefferson Davis Hwy re. 6-GSOa
Old Dominion Body Shop
-. Moto' Repairs q Service
3Ol Madison ST. OV Z. 1929
ROsenberg'S Dept. Store
Apparel for Men Women Children,
4O9-I1 KinR st. OV 3-987I
Ticket Motors, inc.
automobile Service and Rerairsl
1900 Diagonal Rd. XII 0-5O28
Turks Mems Shop
2iO? Mt Vernon Ave. XII. S-6O67
Williams Luggage &
Mems Shop
III King ST. ri. e.232O
Windsor Mems Shop
wash. National Airpor. OF 81. 1850
SN%NA%%N%A%A%~NAAA%AA%A%AA2
5 AmmmaGlnle. Va.
sNNNNA%%%N%%NAANAAAAAA%A%NT
Arnandale Hardware
e. Supply
Open SUNDAY. 1912 PM
Little River Turnpike CT. $1,000
Rergen'S Mems Shop
Next Door to Post once ". 4-476O
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
( ArDimmfO1a. va.
.NNAAAAAA~A%%A%%NNA%%AA%AAN
Alma Shons
Fsririrs Accessories \ s1ortswearl
2's6 wilson Blvd "a. LASTS
Browse About Chop
Home Accessories-----Gitte
6S66 Fsirfsx Dr. We 2-hfSB
Burr Heishman'S
Tires eecspp'nR Seat Covers,
I5O3 Lee Highway "A s.ONte
Esther ShOn OF ShirIirgtOn
tChrdreu's Anpsren
'N36 eatb st South TIE. $500
Handee's az and 10"
Dent. Store
eG19 Columbia Pike IA aim
Herbert'S Youth Fashions
Formerly Esther Shnpl
3f6H n Fsirfsx mr. "a. s.3s37
LADY Hamilton
'women's Wear,
efOA Columbia Pike IA B.6eBO
SaltZ r Street
Dr. o. 4Ierdndye. Ltd o. London
MEMS Clothing A. Flirnishinssl
1873 HiEhland IA. $4,000
StsIey's Mems & Boys
ShOD
Mems Clothing q Furnishings,
$50 \. Iisbe Rd. IA 2-b24B
Ticket Motors, inc.
Automobile Service and Repa.rs
$500 So. 4-Mile Run Or. IA. l-Is66
Tick Took Shop
lJewelrv and Giftsl
2h4 n. Glebe Rd. "A, a.7a4A
Waters Shoes
National Brand shoes for the Famiis
1919 Y. Wash. blvd. IKE. S.64I3
The Wardrobe
sIei Wilson blvd. "a. 1.BOOo
Wynn'S Feminine Apparel
Shops
f5?S Lee Highway IL. a.409I
SI<~%%%ANA<AA%AAANANANN%NAAt
FairfaT. Va. ;
.<%S%%N%AA%NAH%ASNANNANNNAr
Browse About Shop
Home Accommodations
tatrfax shopping Center, CIR. 1891
The Carol Shop
'Women's WearA
tairfar sh0upinG Center, CR. $4,000
Fairfax Hardware
=, Paint sportins Good, etc
WNNN NNNIU 81. OK. AsXAAA
Handles "5 and 10"
Dept. Store
Fairfas Shopping Center CR. s.4sta
@%tN%NN%%NAANANANAAAAAANAAs
: Falls Church, Va.
.tNNNtHNHNSNNNtNNNAANANNAAA$
Alma Shops
IWomen's Wear a Family Shoes
i33 s. WashInEtoB 81. JE. 2.Sss7
100 z Broad st. m. s.yfyc
Burr HeiShman's
ST, Tires c.. RscaDpinE Seat Govern
X. B. Clark Motor Co.
tchrysler. Plymouth Sales A. Services,
complete Service Of All Types
hta !. Washington ST. ~. a.iIOO
Greta Stevens
iWomen1 wear,
201 " Broad 81. IN a.iats
Jefferson Village
Hardware
elOls Arlington blvd. ". a.i3sa
Staley's Mems &
Boys Shop
a. .EatiopsIl, .Advsrtissd Brands,
Wynn's Feminine
Apparel ShOp
ESQ W. Broad So m. a.aa2i
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NV. Downtown
Shopping Area

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I NV. Downtown
) Shopping Area :
<A%%N%%N%NN%H%N%N%N%N<%%N%k
A g. N Trading Co.
Mems sportswear-W Clothing
Military Lugeagel
500 D St NV. RE. 7-2S4S
Ambassador Drug Store
Drugs; Cosmetics Camera. Cite
Atlas Sports Store
as sP e Z, FlSains Tackle Ei Ell ses.,
Baskin Furs
Furs. Desisners samRle suits
Cor. Sth and G SITS. NV. Ma. 8-5522
The New "BreSlau"
ga ,S WSSp 81 nv. ApOaFsl a M HFs s.ssss
Capital Wall Paper Co.
WALLPAPER and PAINT
ia 18th st NV Ma. $3.50
Carlton CaSuals
Skirts, Blouses, Lineerie. JeWelryl
Crosby Shoe Stores
Featuring Mary Jane shoesl
IL ti' III s. s.. NV Nv. Me- Ne. s s.sss!
District Red Cross
Shoe Stores
1908 st. NV. ME. s-3082
Fields Clothes, Inc.
1?2 18th st. NV ME. 8-9650
FOgel's
16IS NV NW Wear sDH Tx S s.Ss,a
GOOZh Gifts
elB Penna Ave NV. nj. 9-394D
Haber & Co.
,eos G s.r rwGP NV Wear Dl. ,.Oe4e
HuntSberry's Fashion
Footwear
Successor to I'd Beam
SCI nth st. NV. d. 7-O633
Irving's
s SaS eo 81. 81 Lg sssg:s
Joe Pittle's Metropolitan
Haberdashers, Inc.
H25 nth 81 NV MI s-91l2
KnickerbOcker Fashions
ladies Millinery Wearing
I?2S st. NV 81. s-4es7
kOtzin
1909 q street NV "OOAkx s-oasa
Kramer's Mems Wear
,a,. 'Clo ss & Haberdashery, go.
Lanes Luggage, Inc.
Leather Gocds--Gifts- -LugEaesl
1921 st. NV DI. 1870
Latt'S Ties N Toys
sI Mems 1s,h cI ssls., sRd FTrRissngs
Liberty Shops
- fWomens Acceasorlssl
1900 g st. NV RE. T-248I
SEQ 18th st. NV. EX. S-26IS
Lynn jewelers.
sos = st. NV DI S.4792
NelIigan'S Shoes
Juvenile 4 Mems Shoes
922-0@4 = st. NV MA. $3.50
New York Trimming Store
Dressmakers' Supplies. Fabrics. Yarns
013 G st. NV. DI. 1-6430
Nugent's
,o,a d I 9. y A4FpDarsI-LipEsris, 80,
Plaza Sport Shop
Sports Goods sportswear Lusease)
10th a z SITS. NV RE 1854
The Princess Shop
nadies' Apparell
lies 2 81. NV RE. 7-s5OO
951s Celesville Rd. JU 0.3Bee
Rite-Way Auto Top Co.
an, seat ccysrs a Auto TOPS, -,
ROchel's
,.,,porssssss SCats suits .,as Pvrsl Isl.
SaItZ F st.
Mems Clothing 4 Furnishingsl
1891 ST. NV ME-. S-44sI
Schmid's Emporium of Pets !.
az, syssT Every For Your PETS,
Silberg Bros. Mems Wear
Clothing, Furnishinss 4 shoesl
922 18th 81. NV Ma. S-51as
Sport Center
Is sspCrtins eCods-BOv Scout Equip .
Surplus Sales Co.
Clothing Shoes, Camp suppliesl
925 Penna. Ave. NV. RE-. s.2B4b
Tall Fashions
$50 i lg,S s. wv WARNS AH 81. 9E..so,
Town and Casual Shoes
tAir stsr pr Locks's shsnanisans,
SIT 11th 81. NV Ma e-S3l6
UrdOng Bros, Inc.
ladies Ready.to- WEAR
1905 2 81. NV Ma. s-0Bs6
Vans Mems Shop
I339 G st. NV ST. S-s56s
Vincent ct Vincent
HairStyIist
sI1 nth St NV. Ma. s-OssS
Wales Decorators
Home Furnishingsl
ifss \ aIrsIAMna. Arl "a. s-ssSso
Whelan's Drug Agency
Drugs Cosmetics. camsras. oiitIl
1901 y 81. NV RE. 5-1O2e
Wilson'S Mems Stores
Nationally Advertised BrandD
e. Avs. 81 9th g. NV. NE. e-ee4i
Connecticut Ace. :
5 Shopping Ares )
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Beyda's Conn. Ave.
leportsvear 4 Children'g
1854 Gem. Ave. NV. ST. S-o209
-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18

The BO0tery, Inc.
Ladies original Shoe Fashionsl
1893 Conn. Ave. NV. Elk. 3-8343
BOrtOn's
China. Glass. Gittsl
S3l3 Conn. Ave. NV. WO. 6-4438
Casual Corner
1909 Gs HS% Xy:. S & wssDaFnstts' .s,oo
Sis Conn. Ave. Nv. EM. a-ssGS
4112 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. We.
English -POmerOy
Corset Shop
IA. ctccoor rsetrs s.. an ( IRrassi SCs 90.
Jean MatOu, inc.
Ladies Ready-to.Wear)
l140 Conn. Ave. NV. Ma. 9-273S
Joan Roberts
Ladies' Ready-to- WeaF)
100 Conn. Ave. NV ST. 3-s61B
Marlene Fashions
(Women's WEAR
Si24 Conn. NV. EN-. 3-8II3
Moore Grear Motors, Inc.
Mercury-Lincoln Service and Repairs
A4OO Conn. Ave. NV EN-. 2-b5O0
O0u SCOS udS A11C.
Custom Tailors
Shoe Fair, Inc.
ladies Better Cancellation Shoes,
lO22 Conn. Ave. NV. Elk 3-05S5
VanderlOO
Ladies Apparel)
1889 Conn. Ave. NV. DU. 7-66S6
<NNN%NNAAANAA%NAA%~A~%A%~AA
Columbia Heights :
Upper Itth St NW.J
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Barnett Fashion Shop
-. Ladies Apparel
%OiS 18th st. NV. DU. 1880
Belle of Washington
Uniforms and Lineerie)
3O22 l4th ST. NV. NO. s-ISse
Ben Hundley Tires
Tires and Tubes
S440 18th st. NV tn 2-BIO0
Beyda'S
tsportswear and Children's Wear
Sli4 t4th st. NV. AD. t-SS4D
Crosby Shoe Stores
Sl24-26 18th st. NV. NO. $4,000
rdCtOFy OuIIcL
Domestics--Linens--Rugs
SOls-1S i4tb st. NV DE. 2-3OI7
Irving Music & Radio
Records q Players. Music. RadiosD
SO42 l4th st. NV. co $4,000
Irving Shop, Inc.
sra ,4.A 81 Ms y.w Wear AID. ..,sO4
KapIan & Crawford
pa P9SOdqEss : 2. sslss 4 SERVICE
kraSner'S
:saO l4ts seS 81 NV AOOaf 81. a.I,ss
soas l4.h 'S 81 NV Wear 40. 4-s,Oo
Levitan'S Mems Wear
so Afh 18th sur 81 cctSSthSin 1fi1s
Marks JeweIry & Gifts
5000 l4th ST. NV. CO. S.s3s7
Maxsi Mems & Boys Wear
.o, tciothins a Haberdashery,
Perry Nelson
sIOs 18th 81. Wv. no. a-s51s
Renay'S
0OVO lAtm 81. NV NJ. d-V06W
The Sally Shops
90. Feminine Fasnionsl
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: Other Northwest :
Areas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bellies Dress ShOnue
SSlB Georgla Ave. wv, RA. 6-B260
Dolls e. Danes
1908 1uckerman 81 NV RA .s-484B
Handley Motor Co.
63es Georgia Ave. NV IA. o-eO6O
Lad e. Lassie Shops
Infants a Childrens Apparel
SO " R nnCsr SS =. n" Ia "A 1919
Peake Buick. Inc.
40. 'sales 4 Service
Potomac Table Pad g.
Mirror Co., Inc.
1920 MINI. Ave NE. LIZ. l-a3OO
Royal Motors, Inc.
tChrysler-p Plymouth Sales a eervicel
SIOU IeOrgia Ave. NV ia. $4,000
Smiths Transfer q
Storage Co.
1913 Yes S. NV NO. S.3343
%%%%tANNN%NAAHN%A%%NAAN%N%a
NE. Shopping
Area :
t%%eNNNNNARNNNANNNANNNN>NA
Bowman Hardware No. 2
Garden Supplies. Paint, Housewares
1900 htehisaI Ave NE Ia. 6-B6eO
Fran's Smartwear
Ladies Readv-to- WEAR
5b23 18th 81 NE. la. 6-BOI8
Market Tire Co., inc.
Tires, Batteries a seat Govern
1880 Bladensburs I'd. NE. Ia. 6-Ssss
Michigan Drugs
tDrugs q Ioysl
1901 MiehigaB Ave. NE, IA, S-le0o
Thriftee Tire Co., Inc.
Ih2s New Vsrh Ave. NJ. Ia. s.B2sI
The Wardrobe
Mems WEAR
500 RigGs kd. NE. IA. o-660O
NNNNeeNNNNNAANeNN~N%NANANR
ASO@eOstta, Sc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Francis q Parsons, Inc.
(Dodge-Plymouth Sales a Gervieol
eIOO Niehols Ave Sc 10. a-540o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18
7sazEE1 NE|CHBORAOO6 Egzla ~
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THTTS UT TVIVTC TTUW NVUSTTIC EVVOTVE
"THE AFRICAN QUEEN-Katharine Hepburn and Humphrey
BOgart q comic battle of the sexes in the jungle
BIRDS AND THE BEES"-GeOrge Gobe for laughs and
MitEi GaynOr for decOratiOn-and there you are.
1.-THE LADYKTILERS-AIec Guinness heads comic mob and
makes crime pay-in laughs, at least.
THE MAN THE GRAY FLANNEL SUIT"-GregoFy Peck
as the Madison type Of Sloan Wilson's novel,
"PICNICWliam Holden unhinges Kim Novak and Kansas
town in the film version Of william Inge's play
"REAR WINDOW-race Kelly, James Stewart and suspense
expertIy wrought by Director Alfred Hitchcock
"THE SEARCHERSJOhn Wayne In an outdoor action yarn
spanked John FOrd's sure dreCtOria touch
STARS STRIPES FOREVER"-CliftOn Webb plays the
March King in q biography Of John Phillip SOusa
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-26

JAMES LAMA, 1ll4 Hereford, Patent
Attorney at NeIo Park;
WESLEY BLYTH, l747 Page, Engineer at
the Lamp Equipment Operation;
FRED CRUDE, 14l5 Cronover, Machine .
Designer at the tonp Equipment
Operation;
HOWARD HAYNES, 1898 NeIocrest,
Engineer at Nelo Park.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-26

Responsibility for the planning
of Dedication Week ceremonies
marking the opening of the city's
YMCA first new home in it's 35
years of service to the community,
has been in the hands of 10
person committee headed by A. E.
Griffith as general chairman.
Eight of the 10-member commit
tee are shown here. They are:
Standing: William Cleland,
Alumni Dinner chairman; Paul
Broer, Civic -Business-Industry Day
chairman; DR.. Homer Alexander,
Publicity and Printed Program;
Gordon Esch, Executive Secretary,
Youth Day chairman.
Seated: Stanley Webster, Dedi-
cation chairman; DR.. o. J. Korb,
School Day chairman; Sterling APP
thorp, YMCA Board chairman;
Arthur E. Griffith, General Dedi-
cation chairman.
Also on the committee are: Mrs.
Glenn Kitson, in charge of Wo-
mans Day; and the Rev. Franklin
McHendry, in charge of Church
Day.
DR.. Alexander has had the
cooperation of Robert Cum
mings, Public Relations Director,
Greater Cleveland YMCA.
Sterling Apthorp, chairman of
the Board Of Management has
worked with General Chairman
Griffith.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-26

Stanley Webster, a member Of
the Y Board and assistant director
of law for the city, will be the
toast master while Art Brubaker
from the University Y will lead
the singing. There will be remarks
by E. V. Rasmussen, former ex-
ecutive secretary here, and now
general secretary of the Greater
Cleveland YMCA.
Mr.. Chapman, after adding ex-
periences gained as executive Sec
retary of the Hollywood, Californ-
ia Branch to his other experiences,
has been general secretary of the
Toledo YMCA since Jan. 1st. 1866.
He was born in Elyris, Ohio, and
received his ALB. and MA. degrees
from Western Reserve University,
where he was a welter weight box
ing and swimming champion. He
is a member Of the National Ath-
letic fraternity Sigma Delta Psi
and Of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
He has served as president of
the Ohio Areas Physical Direc-
tors Association, secretary-trea-
surer Hollywood Ministerial AS
sociation, president of East Cleve-
land Kiwanis, secretary-treasurer
Hollywood USO and member of
the Hollywood Rotary.
Mr.. Chapman is married to Mary
Ellen Murbach. They have four
children, Ann, 18; Erie D. (Chip),
IL; Martha, 8; and John, 8.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-26
Triple AS Are
Popular At Y

Apthorp is a name to be reck-
oned with in the history of the
East Cleveland YMCA. Three
cheers would not be inappropriate
because there are three Apthorps
Carl R. Apthorp, sr. who is now
retired has never allowed his in
terest to lessen. He has proven
that the "Y" in YMCA is only
a relative term.
The sons. Sterling and Grant,
believe so deeply in the program
that they consider the Y House
their second home. No effort is
carried forth without the Apthorp
touch, and that touch is usually
a big boost forward whether it
be program, fund raising or top
level guidance. Sterling, who is
with Standard Oil Co., is current
ly chairman of the Board of Man
ayers, with Grant, East Cleveland
Finance Director, at his elbow
awaiting orders, while Dad cheers
them on.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-26

"The East Cleveland Exchange
Club congratulates you on your
new home. We know your hopes
and dreams have finally been
realized, and we wish for you con-
tinued happy years of community
service. "A. Bowles, President.
"The minds and the bodies of
our future citizens are built by
you, the YMCA. Congratulations
on your achievements. - Leo
Kress, Commander East Cleveland
Post 1900, Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
Charles Carran, City Manager,
City of East Cleveland-"Our en-
tire community congratulates the
East Cleveland YMCA upon this
very happy occasion; expresses
sincere appreciation for the many
years of worthwhile contribution
to the well-being of our young men
and boys; and wishes the Y many
more years of continued communi-
ty service in its fine new modern
building.
Robert Knox, East Cleveland
Savings and Loan Association -
congratulations and best wish
es for the continued success in
your service to the youth of the
East Cleveland community"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-26
More Than Century
DID, Y Moves On
Here And Abroad

George Williams was a 23-year-
old English farm boy, apprenticed
to a dry goods merchant in
London. 1t was 1874 and life in
England was rapidly changing.
Industrialization was on the
move. Cities burst with critical
social problems. Young men were
flocking to cities which were not
prepared to absorb them in any
other way than to herd them into
tenements amid untold miseries.
Thousands of young men like
Williams were then working in
dry goods and other commercial
firm. They were known as
Assistants" They worked from
IL to IA hours a day and their
uniforms were their broadcloth
black suits and their white ties
and their too white faces.
They lived in small, crowded
rooms above the stores, up to
which they staggered from work,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-26

DIR. Otto J. Korb, Superintendent
of the East Cleveland Board of
Education has completed plans for
an open house program on Mon
day, January 30th, in honor of the
teachers of East Cleveland for
their splendid cooperation with
the Y.M.C.A. and to give them an
opportunity to visit the new facili-
ties of the East Cleveland Young
Mems Christian Association.
From $3.50 p. m. to $3.50 p. M,
the school officials, teachers and
staff will be escorted through the
building by boys from the Hi-Y
clubs. Tea will be served under the
direction of the Y.M.C.A. Mothers
Club.
All members of the Board of
Education are cordially invited to
attend.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-26

LARRY MUEHLINC, 1885 Moywood, Ad-
vertisine Department Of Nelo Park
Editor Of the CE News al Nelo Park.
WILLIAM CHESTNUT, 1917 AlIendoIe,
Purchasing Department al Nelo
Park.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-26
Erie Chapman
To Address
The Alumni

One of the most delightful OF
the events planned for dedication
Week at the new Y House is
Alumni Night. This is the night the
men who were boys in the East
Cleveland Y Branch in it's first 20
years, 1921 to 1941, will get to-
gether. Their new Y house will be
a far cry from the storefront Y
of their day.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-26
Club Groups Plan
Rededieation
Program

Monday evening, January Both,
has been designated as Boys Club
Night by the Dedication Commit
tee, headed by Arthur Griffith.
Planned for the evening is
program of rededication of all Hi
Y, Jr. Hi-Y, and Gray members
now active in the program. AS the
East Cleveland Young Mems
Christian Association opens its
new facilities the boys will pledge
their support to carry out the
objectives of their clubs and the
YMCA.
Chairman for the evening at this
impressive ceremony In the new
building will be Russell Miller,
president of the Combined Hi-Y
Council. Also taking an active part
in the program will be the presi-
dents of all of the Hi-Y, Jr. Hi-Y
and Cray clubs, who will lead
their groups in a rededication
pledge. They include the follow
ing: Hi-Y pre- id ent, David
Fraiser; Jr. Hi-Y presidents Tom
Gibson, Falcons; Lenard Lucarell,
Barons; and Bill Mess, Venetians;
and Cray presidents, Jim Smith,
Caledonia; David Cooper, Cham
bers; David Dye, Mayfair; Ronald
Stakish prosnect. Rr1ce Motto
Rozelle; David Barnes, Superior.
The program, which also in
cludes refreshments and tour
of the building, will get underway
at 7 p. m. Parents are invited
and urged to attend with their
boys.
Devotions will be led by Paul
Boer, Jr.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-26

John WalwOrth, President, East
Cleveland Library Board-"Not
only fathers and sons, but also
mothers and daughters, in fact, all
of us here in East Cleveland are
going to thoroughly enjoy this new
home of the YMCA. We are all
proud of the Y for what it has
done here in our community in
the past and what we know it will
continue to do in the future"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-26

Mrs. Helen Murray, Executive
Secretary, Cleveland Girl Scout
Council:
Best wishes to the YMCA as
they look forward to a future of
outstanding service to the Young
people and adults of East Cleve-
land, made possible by the COM
pletion Of their fine new building"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-26
RALPH WAGNER
Compoien Choirmon
11A5 Aroonna

JOHN ARTERS, 1746 stroihmore, pur-
chasing Agent at the Cleveland
Yields Plant;
GEORGE INMAN, 2oo4 Stonwood, Enei-
neerine Administrator at N q
Park;
JOHN FLAWS; 162ol cynn, Engineer.
ing Supervisor at the Lamp Equip
ment Operation;
MYRON -BEt1NkE. .-1453o Orinoeo, Work
Leader ot the Euclid Lamp Plant.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-26

TONY PODERlS, 354 Eost SIND, Lcboro-
tory Technicion al Nelo Park;
NORMAN TOWNSEND, 1925 CIynn,
Advertising Department, NeIo Park;
WILLIAM MOeHL, 1917 Taylor, Mechanic
at the Pitney Glass PIontj
MRS. LOIS CUNNINGHAM, 1928 Ter
race, Secretary in the Financial De-
pertinent OF NeIo Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

Browning King Green Ink Value
Browning King and Co. has
opened the newest addition to
their chain at 1925 & Street NV
in the heart of downtown WASH
ington.
This new store will initiate. for
the first time anywhere, a new
merchandising and selling plan,
designed and streamlined to sell
more mems clothing at lower prices
than elsewhere-in many cases
even below actual production costs.
Men in the Washington area will
soon get to know what the re-
duced green ink price" means to
them in the purchase Of quality
mems clothing. All merchandise
from OUR Browning King stores
bear our original price tickets.
Superimposed over these original
prices will be reduced prices in
green ink. No high pressure sales
technique will be used. and a staff
of experienced clothing statesmen
will assist you in your purchase
from one of the largest of mems
clothing stocks in this area.
Remember, you will pay only the
reduced price stamped in green
ink over our original price ticket.
Here are typical examples of
Browning King Green Ink Values.
Imperial" outercoats hand tailored
of the worlds finest 1907 imported
Cashmere will be sold at Browning