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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-05-17
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Harry and Jack Dewitt, Balti-
more. visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs Parker Dewitt over tile week
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
Legion AuxiIiories
Plan Convention
For July II and %

The annual department con-
vention of the American Legion
Auxiliary has been set for July
81 and % in the new Interior
Department Auditorium.
Mrs. Bertha w. Fichthorn is
convention chairman. Conn 10
tee chairmen follow: Badges,
Mrs. Margaret Greenburg; con-
stitution and bylaws. Mrs,
Gertrude Pierce; convention
program. Mrs. Pearl. Heagerty;
distinguished guests. Mrs. Fran
ceS Norton; flowers and decora-
tionS, Mrs. Rose Perkins; halls
and seating. Mrs. Margaret Car
roll; invitations. Mrs. Lydia
Seitzinger; memorials. Mrs,
Shirleyanne Compton: music
Mrs. Clara Newton; pages. Mrs
Margaret Bingham; parliament
tartan. Mrs. Mary Noonan; pub
licity. Mrs. Irene P. O'Connor;
permanent organization, Miss
Edna Mcintosh; registration
Mrs. Mabel Pugliese; resolutions,
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty; rules, Mrs
Merle Cerulla; trophies and
awards, Mrs. Toni Zindel.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty has called
a meeting on the Girls State and
Building Fund at the Legion
Club Tuesday night. Fund chair
men are urged to attend.
D. c. Salon of the Eight and
Forty will meet Wednesday at
the Hotel Raleigh. Mrs. Mar
garet Greenburg will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
Activities of Eastern Stur
For Coming Week Listed

Activities in chapters of tn,
Eastern Star include:
East Gate - Monday, Hon,
Board with Mrs. Bessie Linger
Thursday Ways and Means care
party with Mrs. Dorothy Bletch
Friday, neighbor night.
Areme - Wednesday. March
and April birthdays honored.
Martha - Tuesday, HON
Board with Mrs. Ruth Bray
Friday, Bethel No. Z. job
Daughters, to eXemplify theiI
work.
Chevy Chase-Monday, Home
Board. home of Mrs. Louise Gro
Zig. Friday. Ways and Means
home of Mrs. Dorothy Davis.
Acacia-Tuesday, initiation
Joppa Lodge-Wednesday. OBJ
legation night. April 81. 5 to :
pm, SmorgaSbord dinner, 420e
Ninth street NV. For reserva-
tons call RA. 6-1645.
Joseph H. MilanS Lodge -
Thursday, associate night. April
25, chicken dinner. 5 to Z pm.
Northeast Masonic Temple.
Loyalty - Monday, H o m {
Board with Mrs. Edna McDan-
lei. Wednesday, past matrons
patrons and March and April
birthdays honored.
Brookland-April %, the Rev
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
Knights Temp|or Elect;
Installation Scheduled

Stroup. treasurer; Joseph D.
Yerkes. recorder; Joseph L. Ben
son, standard bearer; George T
Moore. sword bearer: Edgar l.
Robinson. warder: Henry F
Kunkel, sentinel. Officers will be
installed Wednesday evening.
Columbia Commandery will
receive Grand Commander Ray
mond N. Babcock and other Off
GERS of the grand commandery
8 pm. Friday at the Masonic
Temple. Thirteenth street and
New York avenue NV.
Following officers will be in
stalled: Ethan A. B. Fritz, COM
mander; Carl C. Powell, general
issimo; George S. Stephens, cap
tain general; Enloe C. Potter
senior warden; Joseph H. Ste
phenson, Junior warden: Samuel
T. Farmer. prelate (25th year,
Roy A. Plympton. treasurer;
Reece Harrison. recorder; Clar-
ence C. Barnes, warder; Edward
j. Merchant. standard bearer;
Writ T. Boswell, sword bearer:
George H. Boyd. jr.. third guard:
Eli J. Oakley, second guard
Alexander S. Fenwick, sentinel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

Ward B. Hurlburt. pastor of the
Brookland Baptist Church, will
conduct service at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home at
pm.
i Extraordinarily, March and
April birthdays celebrated.
Naomi-Friday night of games,
home of Annie KernS.
Federal-Tuesday, Friendship
Club with Mrs. Ottie Warf
Wednesday. Home Board with
Mrs. Alice Tracy. Friday, night
of games with Mrs. Barbara
Furr.
Ruth-Monday, Alpha Chap
ter guests. Friday, party, home
of Ella Linthicum. 8 pm.
! Mizpah - Tuesday, initiation
Friday. Card and Game Club.
Fidelity - Wednesday. honor
ing past matrons and patrons
April %. Swiss steak dinner,
northeast Masonic Temple. Call
Minnie Naylor, WO. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

George L. Davis is the new
commander of Brightwood Com
mandery. Knights Templar..
Other officers are: Robert r
Graves, generalissimo; William
L. Fowler, captain general; Ar
thur w. Collins. senior warden;
Richard L. Hines. junior warden,
Claude R. Davenport, prelate,
Earl Hutchinson, associate pre-
late; Fred E. Blood, recorder: j
Rowe Mehlfelt, treasurer; JOS
eph K. Allison, warden: John T
Adams. standard bearer; Frank
Copeland. sword bearer; William
F. Donald. sentinel.
Public installation of officers
is scheduled at 8 pm. Tuesday
followed by a supper and enter
talnment.
Potomac Commandery has
elected the following officers: w
Janette Robinson, commander;
James E. Buehler, generalissimo;
Garland L. Nowlan. captain gen.
eral; Charles E. Hearne, senior
warden: William B. Hampton
junior warden; Oscar N. Kol-
Quist, prelate; Windsor B. w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
Red Chinese Industry
Reported $40 Over GouI

TOKYO, Sunday. April Is (Fl
-Peiping radio today claimed
Red China's key industrial enter
priseS have fulfilled or overful.
filled their aggregate quarterly
production plan by So per cen
so far this year.
The radio said the total pro-
duction of 3,50l key state anc
joint state-private industrial en-
terprises rose by 24.7 per cen
during the period compared with
the last years.
No actual figures of produc.
ton we're announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
More Forms SOUGHT

BUENOS AIRES. Mar. 30 (P1.
The Argentine government is
reported planning to put $37.5
million into a flve-year agri-
cultural expansion program. Ex-
perts declare farm and ranch
production - Argentina's eco
nomic backbone-Slumped under
the Peron dictatorship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

Florols, conversation print. geo.
netrics, polka dot or Oriental
stripe prints, Over so individ-
uoI color combinations and de-
signs, Washable, As" vide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

evergIozeT cotton prints, pol.
shed embossed ond many more.
Pretty new color combinations
ond designs. So.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13
Children Guests
Of Service Clubs

Important on every service club 5
schedule is their Christmas Party
for their children and other little
guests, because children an d
Christmas go hand in hand.
East Cleveland Lions are play
ing host at their Family Christmas
party on Sunday, December 10th,
at their usual meeting place,
Ovens Plantation. There will be
dinner with plenty of food favor
ed by children, there will be sing
ing, and Santa himself will drop
in for a visit, thanks to the letter
James Clark wrote him. Peter A.,
Nesi is program planner; Edgar E.
Vance has invited the Shaw Octet
to sing; and Robert Thompson will
do the decorative scheme.
On the same date, East Cleveland
Exchange will play host to their
children at their Christmas Party
at the YMCA. Charles Dalton
heads this committee and, Santa,
busy fellow, will stop over here
for little while, also.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13
Shaw Griidders
Add To laureIs

Two members Of the Shaw High
football team of 1856 gained
unanimous honors this past week
as Au-Star teams were picked for
the various leagues in Greater
Cleveland.
Gary Lotus and Tom Matte
were the only gridders of the Lake
Erie League to be picked for the
News and Press All-Scholastic
squads. They both were selected
for the All-Lake Erie League team
as was teammate Tony Yacobucci.
The stellar performance turned
in by LOTUS was recognized even
further as he was selected for ALL
Ohio honors and also was picked
for the North All-Star team. The
latter's squad will face a South
All-Star team in the annual Ohio
Scholastic All-Star game in Can
ton next August.
Not only was LOTUS a standout
performer in the football field, he
also has maintained a straight A
mark in his school studies. Team
mate Matte also is among the
leaders in his class scholastically
and has been ranked as one of the
best bacllfield performers in the
schools history.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13
CALL NEWS
to
PO. 1873
School Board Acts To
Limit Shaw Stadium
To Local Participation

nice Wisecup who will take over
the classes at Caledonia taught by
Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander, resigned
and the contract of Miss Patricia
Weissbrod, who continues kinder
garten instruction at Chambers.
DR.. Korb reported 115 seventh
eighth graders enrolled in the
morning session, and 165 fifth
sixth graders in the afternoon ses-
sion of the Saturday Gym program
operated by the school. The fifth
sixth grade swim program attracts
257 girls and lis boys.
The board accepted an agree
ment whereby it leases a strip
four feet wide along the north side
of it's Mayfair school property to
their neighbor, Richard J. Hruby,
to widen the driveway to his apart
ment at 1855 Doan ave. Today 3
cars cannot pass through yester-
days driveways. Mr. Hruby will
erect and maintain the dividing
fence. Negotiations were in charge
Of Law Director Stanley Webster.
The board was advised that on
December 9Th the Common Pleas
Court appointed John C. Wachter.
Jack L. Wise and Herbert j. Wills
as trustees Of the John Shaw Me
mortal Fund The board confirmed
the appointments.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13
7 Shaw Pupils
Win Essay Honors

The English Department Of Shaw
High School takes pride IN an
nouncing the names of the follow
ing seven members of the student
body who, have been awarded GER
tificates Of Acceptance for essays
submitted 10 the National Essay
Association. Los Angles, Cal;
11A: Barbara Widlitz, I740 Page
ave; David Balk, 1869 Glynn rd.
1OA; Janice Thompson, 1906
Dover ave.
lob: Paula Cannsvino. 1870
Shaw ave; jim Shelton, 2024 Han
over: Nancy Shimits, 1853 Hayden;
Virginia Greene, 1852 Allandale.
The essays written by these
young people will be included in
the Annual Anthology, young
America Speaks" a book made pos
sible through the efforts of high
school English students through
out the country and published to
further the development of young
writer's.
Shaw High students have been
similarly houored in past years,
and congratuiations are in order
for this group of tenth and eleventh
graders whose contributions have
upheld this worthy tradition.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13
Name Director For New Graduate
Medical Education At Huron Road

Whittlesey said 81 am glad to see
hospitals like Huron Road, which
largely serves the community in
which it is located. set up Depart
ment of Medical Education. To me,
it represents progressivism of the
governing body Of the hospital in
its effort TO serve the community"
DR.. Whittlesey graduated from
the Johns Hopkins University's
School of Medicine in 1916. Follow
ing preliminary surgical training
at the Henry Ford Hospital in De-
troit, and postgraduate study of
surgical physiology at Western
Reserve University, additional sur
gical training at Cleveland City
Hospital, year of special study of
pediatric surgery at the Children's
Memorial Hospital in Chicago.
At present, DR.. Whittlesey
serves as Instructor in Surgery at
Western Reserve University, and
is prentiss fellow in the Claud
Foster Surgical Research Labora-
tory of st. Luke's Hospital. His
private practice is devoted TO the
surgical diseases of infancy and
childhood. He is member of the
staffs of St. Luhe's, st. Vincent
Charity, Huron Road, Marymount,
Fairview Park and City Hospitals.
A Diplomatic of the American
Board of Surgery, he belongs to
the American Association for the
Advancement of Science, and is
an affiliate of the Northern Ohio
Pediatric Society.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13
City Buys
$4,000 List
Of Supplies

Like Old Mother Hubbard's cup
board, the cupboards in the Recre-
alton Department, the Service De-
partment, the Fire Department,
the Water Department, etc. are
getting rather empty as the old
year dies. It's the time of the year
when the City Commissioners,
shopping lists in hand, order in
supplies. They did it Tuesday eve
ming to the sum total of about
$4,000. And what did they buy on
bids.
Fire Hydrants, 16 of them, for
$4,000.
Fire Hose, 500 feet, $13,500. It's
the policy to purchase 600 feet of
new fire hose each year. This keeps
the 5000 feet maximum in good
condition. Hose 10 years Of age is
handed down to the Service De-
partment.
Playground Equipment: $4,000.
Swings, slides, sandboxes, etc.
Grandstand seats $2,593.20. The
five-tier, steel frame, wooden
seats, 18 feet long for Pattison
Park and Forest Hill diamonds.
Water Meters, 223 of them in
varied sizes, $4,000. This one
item comes UP about once in three
years.
Gasoline to keep rolling equip
ment rolling. This is bid from
Pure Oil, 2O.2 a gallons The city
buys it in 1000 gallon shipments,
stores it in its own tanks. And
along with this about $1,000 for
kerosene.
Then there are those other items,
small in quantity, large in import
ance: sandstone curbing, castings
and crack filler, cement, broken
Stag and asphalt, about $4,000
worth in all.
Also, there is the annual con-
tract with the county commission
ers to maintain Belvoir blvd. This
boulevard passes through any
number Of suburbs, and being a
county road it is much simpler for
the county to go right through
with its snow plows and cleaners,
etc, and charge the service to the
respective municipality.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13
City's Bonds Get
Good Sale Rate

East Cleveland City Commission
in special session Thursday, De-
cember 9th sold $250,O00 recrea-
ton bonds and $4,000 city hall
Improvement bonds to Mcdonald
& Co., Cleveland.
Interest rate on the bonds will
be 3.25 per cent with premiums of
S4,3O5 for a net interest rate of
S.11224 per cent. Due to East
Cleveland's excellent financial pic
ture the rate is somewhat lower
than bids received by other munich
palities in this area.
Work is proceeding to prepare
bids for the improvements. The
recreation program includes de-
velopment of the city's land on
Shaw ave-, north Of the Nickel
Plate Railroad where two ball dia-
monds, an open ice skating rink
and small children's playground
are planned, with ample parking
and shelter facilities.
The city hall improvement will
enlarge that building to meet de-
mands of more room, especially
for the Municipal Court and Police
departments, as we'll as more ade-
ouate offices for the Department
of Health, the Department Of FL
nance and Department of Engi-
neering.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13

Pat Jennings, Margie Graves
and Brenda Fromet portray one of
the Christmas Cards featuring the
Kirk PTA program.
Yes. on Wednesday night, De
cember 18th the Christmas scenes
will be scene, music will ring forth
at Kirk Junior High Auditorium.
The first part of the program
which starts at 500 p. m. will be
under the direction of Mr.. Kenneth
Williams and will feature the Kirk
Orchestra playing Christmas selec-
tions that will please all from
young to elders alike.
The second half of the program
will see "your" favorite Christmas
Card came to life: they are entitled
"Snow Scene" "Carolers," "Cathe.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13

z. ". Miller. Director OF Huron
Road Hospital. today announced
the appointment of DR.. Robert II.
Whittlesey as Director of Gradu-
ate Medical Education, effective
this date.
In making the announcement,
Mr.. Miller stated that the initia-
tion of Department of Medical
Education at Huron Road Hospital
is in line with similar action taken
by many leading hospitals. Ad-
vance in specialized knowledge In
the many branches of medicine
has necessitated a continuous, con-
centrated course of study beyond
medical school into the internship
and residency levels of training.
Because the heavy duties of the
hospital resident afford little time
for extra study, hospitals are dis
covering the need of more closely
coordinating and directing the
graduate training of members of
their house staffs. 1t is felt that
advantage will be gained by the
establishment of a central depart
ment which will be charged with
the duty of overseeing the entire
training program of an individual,
from the time he commences his
duties with the hospital until he
leaves as fully-qualified spe-
cialist, in some cases four to five
years later.
In assuming his duties as Direc-
tor of Graduate Education, DR..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13
Name R. Comey
, To Library Board

A new member has been named
TO the East Cleveland Library
& Board of Trustees. He is Ralph
Comey, jr. of 1895 Superior rd.
He is a member of the architectural
firm of Outcalt, Guenther & AS
, sociates, which designed Hopkins
Airport.
Mr.. Comey is a Clevelander by
birth. He attended the University
! Of Idaho and received his degree
from Yale University. Always in
terested in Libraries because Of his
love of books, Mr.. Comey started
using the East Cleveland Library
when he and his family moved to
East Cleveland five years ago. Mrs.
Comey is vice president of Superior
'PTA. He will fill out the unexpired
term Of George Inman, who sub
mitted his resignation due to the
pressure of other business.
Paul H. Rice, 1857 Glynn rd.
was re-appointed for another seven
year term.
Recommended by the Library
Board of Trustees, the appoint
ments were confirmed Monday eve-
ming by the East Cleveland Board
F. Of Education.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13

Following q careful study and
much discussion, the East Cleve-
land Board of Education went on
record Monday night, instituting
policy Of not renting Shaw Sta
dunn for any game in which a
local school does not participate.
The action, carried unanimously
came on the heels Of a report by
Assistant to the Principal, n. F.
Leist that the cost of opening,
lighting and stating the field dur
ing the season just closed averaged
/ $222.23 per game.
This, said Mr.. Lejst. does not
take into consideration the cost
of cleanup, nor the wear and tear
on stadium and turf, all expensive
operations.
Mr.. Leist also asked If fee
charges were 10 be the same for
1857, stating he has already re-
ceived several requests for use Of
the stadium next fall. Fee charges
have been $500 for high school
games and $3.50 for college games
Member Richard A. Gottron
brought the issue to a head when
he questioned the sdvisability of
renting the field at all He be-
lieves that the boards own schools
give enough use of the stadium.
This past fall there were Y Shaw
( High games, two Kirk Jr. High
games and four JV games played
there.
Mr.. Gottron also mentioned the
Importance of the expensive turf
maintenance to the safety Of the
players.
To fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Miss Dolores
Owens. art teacher at Kirk Jr.
High School, the board approved
the appointment Of Joseph Nitale
Of Akron, on the recommendation
of DIR. o. J. Korb, the superinteu-
dent.
Mr.. Vitale. a native Of Ashta-
bula, will graduate this month
from Kent State University. While
still in high school he commuted
weekly to Cleveland School of Art,
having nerited a part-time schol-
arship. During his four years
/ USAF service he spent some time
on Shemya in the Aleutians. af-
fording him an unusual painting
opportunity. Several of these
( paintings have been hung in ex-
hibits in larger cities in this sec
tion of the country.
Aside from his art, Mr.. Vitale
collects books. plays chess and
bowls. Mrs. Vitale heads depart
ment in Akron City Hospital.
/ The board extended for another
semester. the contract of Mrs. Ber-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13

mere Presbyterian Church. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E.
Beebe, 1892 Beersford rd.
Carmen Priolo, who will study
at West Point, is a graduate of
Benedictine High School and is
majoring in science at Ohio Uni
versity where he is affiliated with
Lambda Chi Alpha. His parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Priolo,
1888 Woodlawn ave.
West Point alternates are:
Wayne Fox, 906 East 232nd ST.,
Euclid; and Livio Pardi, 32887
Cedar rd.
Annapolis alternates are David
R. Palk, 20320 Collier ave-. Euclid;
and Albert N. Num-, 2690 East
blvd s. f.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13

Tive East Cleveland boys have
been appointed to the U. s. Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Nd, and the
U. S. Army Academy at West
Point, n. Y, respectively. They are
Douglas Beebe and Carmen Priolo.
Announcement Of the appoint
ments are made by Represen-
tative Frances P. Bolton, 22nd Ohio
district, following competitive
examination.
Douglas Beebe, who will attend
the Naval Academy, is member of
the Shaw High School 1856 gradu-
ating class. He is enrolled in the
band, orchestra and chorus, belongs
to the College, Lettermen's and
golf clubs and is active at Winder-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13

dral Choir Peace" and Christ
mas Tree"
Mrs. Honess, the Gles Club and
Choir have been busy assembling
these Christmas Cards, so that
there will be one Especially For
You," and parents and friends will
be able 10 pick one out as the
caros are presented. There is one
especially that the small fry will
love, perhaps from the photograph,
they will get just a sample.
Mr.. AL Martin has constructed
and painted all of the backdrOp
scenery for this lovely Yuletide
hour.
There is no scheduled Kirk PTA
program in December, it is turned
over to the school. Rev. William
Towner extends grsstingA
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-13
Holiday
DeodHne

Christmas and New Years
come on days that really upset
our publication schedule. We
gave considerable thought to
dropping our edition in Christ
mas week, but decided against it.
So, we'll be out as usual each
Thursday. However, we would
appreciate your cooperation, and
are warning you early. We'd ap-
preciate copy for the issue of the
9th as early as possible, and no
pictures can be accepted for that
issue later than Friday, the 2lst.
Thanks for your help.