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to the actual size, shape and
content Of time and space.
Most of the 40 men as
sembled at the University of
North Carolina for a world con-
lcrence on gravitation, and re-
lated topics. are young men.
They can afford to wait 10
years to find out.
The four universes are mathe-
NAUTICAL modelsAbased as far
possible on observation-of what
sort of structure could contain
the millions of hundred-billion
star galaxies separated from
each other by millions of light
years.
There are really IA poSsibili-
ties to be deduced from the orig
inal Einstein theory, said one
young fellow. looking up from a
magazine article titled. HAS
Science Gone Too Far?" But
the cosmologists now seem to
be down to the four most prob
able ones. These are a closed
spherical universe. an open uni
verse and a fiat universe.
Leave Out Negative
These leave out of considera-
ton the still hypothetical mega
tive universes," logically prob
able. but forever beyond human
observation. They also leave out
of consideration any practical
aspects of the problem, merely
pointing to the enormous conse-
quences of the Einstein theories
In such developments as the
atomic bomb and the possible
atomic energy. They are way
beyond Einstein.
t. ETAOI
Of the four universes, it is
stressed by DR.. Thomas Gold of
the Greenwich Observatory, now
a visiting professor at Cornell
University. the most inviting
seems to be the steady state"
model.
This pictures creation as a
continuous process. with no call
culable beginning or ending,
with stars and galaxies continu-
ally dying and being born very
much in the fashion of a human
population.
Changing Galaxies
The hundred billion star ag-
gregations are each held to-
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Man Helps Rescue
His Wife and Baby,
Then Dies in Fire

DECATUR. Ill, Jan. 81 Dr.
A young father persisted yester-
day in his blazing second floor
apartment after helping his
wife and infant son to leap
safely Into arms of bystanders.
The body of Vernon Leon True,
rs. was found in the charred
ruDble after a blaze which fire.
men said was started by a gas
explosion in the basement.
Another occupant of the two
story frame house. Mrs. Loretta
Lamkin, 70, was injured seriously
when she jumped from her
Second-f1oor apartment.
Mr.. True's wife, Judith, 20.
told police she was awakened by
the blast and reused her hus-
band. They took their son, Kelvin
Leon, 6 weeks, from his crib and
attempted to escape by the
stairs. She said they were driven
DacK Dy the neat.
MY husband cleared glass
fragments from the window and
7 dropped Kelvin to some men
below" she related. II jumped
and they caught me-"
Mr.. True apparently was over
come as he attempted to reach
another window.
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gether by the gravity of its men,
bers. But. in periods measured
in billions of years, a galaxy dies
because its stars run out of fuel,
chiefly hydrogen gas. Then its
constituent particles are distrib-
uted into space, by explosions
and other means. eventually to be
aggregated again into a new
galaxy.
Thus the universe consists of
young, middle-aged and baby
galaxieS and Is essentially
changeless as a whole and will
endure forever.
In contrast to this is the now
widely accepted exploding uni
verse idea-that concept that
everything started about four
billion years ago with the ex-
lplosion Of a titanic atom con-
tanning all the matter in crea-
ton and that the galaxies and
stars are flying fragments of this
explosion. This is in keeping
with the specifically closed uni
verse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21
Economist Will Head
Mount HoIyoke College

SOUTH HADLEY. Mass, Jan.
81 (P.-Richard Glenn Gettell,
a 44-year-old economist recog-
niZed as an authority on inter-
national trade. will become the
next president of Mount Holyoke
College, the board of trustees
announced yesterday.
Mr.. Gettell. chief foreign econ
omist for the Texas Co. and con-
sultant to the United States Air
Force and Office Of Defense
Management. will succeed Ros-
well Gray Ham. who retires in
June as head Of the l20-year-old
college for women.
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In the construction Of an insur-
ance company building in Min
neapolis.
Twenty-three accidents had
been expected. 1t was the first
major building ever constructed
in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area
without a disabling injury.
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innate pressures that might be
encountered several hundred
miles above the earth. The
chamber. about Is feet in diam
eter, makes it possible for human
operators to perform tasks that
might be required during space
| travel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21
Building Constructed
Without Bod Injury

MINNEAPOLIS.-From tn {
first excavation to the final
cleanup, 69l days and 75.00C
man-hours Of work. not one EN-.
lploye suffered a disabling injury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21
Plane HuuIs Huqe Load

NEW YORK.-One large mod
ern American air transport car
ries enough fuel on one flight to
furnish a passenger automobile
with gasoline sufficient to drive it
more than 100000 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21
Space Lab Stimulates
Shakespeare Pleasures

BEVERLY HILLS. Calf
A Beverly Hills manufacturer
has developed the first space
travel stimulation laboratory in
the United States. 1t can approx
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Scientists Allow 10 Years
To Solve Universe Maze
BY THOMAS r. HENRY
Star star 'Correspondent

CHAPEL HILL C., JAN 21-Comologists- scientists
who study the shape and size of creaonare wandering through
a maze of four unverses.
With the recent advances astronomy physics they
expect that possibly within they
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The red carpets out. in! See all that's new with
Olds! Accept invitation take the Seat of Honor
behind the wheel of brandnew 81 OdsmobIe
Test Its TorqUe at low rpms and feel the exceptional
responsiveness you get from the Rocket TACO Engine in
city traffic and highway cruising High torque output at low
rpm excellent performance at engine speeds
Test IFS sofety of power and you'll know there's
nothing like Rocket Engine for quick touch and GO action
with 37cu in displacement with healthy power
reserve ready and waiting through every driving range.
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OLDs 'b4 super "es" z-dr. Holi-
day; -2-tQne blue and white; Z.
and h.. hydra, new Wv. tires,
S1,50b. Jus o.1o06.
OLDs '65 "ss" 4-dr. sedan; black;
$1,000 miles; r. and h., power
steering, tinted glass: excel. cond.
orig. owner; 3l,7O0. tt. 0-1676.
oLps $50 Super "se" convertible;
hydramatic. radio. heater. power
beautiful 2-tone blue and ivory
with white top and matching inte-
rior, ike new, $500.
WHEELER. INC. WHEATON, MD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OLDsMOBILE '51 1857; hydra
matte drive, 7. and h., 1925:
terms, SIS dn., ROPER MOTOR,
LA. 6-2700.
OLDs '5I "sS" convertibie: me-
CHANCES special: $166. VILLAGE
h No ABS l Hcz 1899 =. !. ave.
ODDS '55 "es" Holiday 2-door
sedan; SwnsE' 10y mileage:
A;O2C. Cal En-; z1~of' si'ef
W RsAMs
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MIG 1852: model I'd; excellent
condition, $1,U05. OIL. 6-63S7.
5004 Nahant st. NV.
NC '53; excel cond.; owned By at
torney; desire tmmed. sale; Sl,146
or best ofier. JU. 0-61S2.
MIG. '53 I'd; never raced. new
ss aISss e sasnss i II l So. S.44o2
No ISSs Masn net 4 3. ta ,S,,i
guaranteed. $l.5gb.
ARL. MOTOR co.
1917 N. Moore ST., Arl., IA. 7-e7e7
MG 'b5 IF 1900; red finish, Ike
new. excel. .cond., wire wheels.
ssI.4ssS. AID. a.4s sns.G BET tD "a pm. IN.
MIG. 1858. never raced: / owner;
81 JOB. terms arranged. IA.
MG-A 1857: / month old; Ike new:
can finance. no. 2-6233.
nigga, new August, $50; radio,
heater. wire wheels. adjustable
$1,000. OIL. 2-4s16.
MORRIS MINOR '54 cow; r. and
h.: penny q mile TO operate: ask
ing $3.50, will take best offer over
500. JE.a 2-3041.
NASH '54 Metropolitan hardtop; =,
b., mint cond.; $e0b; viii trade.
JE. 1858.
NASH 81 Rambler: Z. and h.;
excel. cond.. low MI: $3.50 or
best offer. Phone FL. 6-4702.
NASH '62 etatesman: overdr,.. =.
and b.; 2-tone green; . real sharp
GIANT MOTORS
241l Bladensburg Rd. La. 6-1077
NASH $50 Ambassador sedan; q
tone: r. and h.. hydramatie; re-
cline seats: finest cond. MUST
SELL, LOST OUR LEASE; $3.50,
terms. WOLFE MOTORS. 1891
Wis, ave. NV, FE. 3-4042.
NASH Rambler 1852 haTdtop;
fully. equipped: truly Q superior
car IN every respect. BURROWS
MOTOR CO., 900 NJ ct. sc. Ii.
NASH 1851 Ambassador 4-dr.;
green; radio, heater hydra good
Bowman Motor Sales
1900 ca. Ave. NV. RA. 6-ll22
OLDSMOBILE 1888 1-doof +ss";
tully equip. owner low milease;
Mccoy MOTORS. INC.
1921 Lee Hwy. Ari. ia. $3.50
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

EQhD 1000 custom Iuuofi
liEht blue: =. apd h.. clean low
Bowman Motor Sales
1900 Ca. Ave. NV. RA. 0-Il22
FORD 1880 Tudor sedan 8 cyl;
new battery. new paint, heater
before III am. or after 4 pm.
FORD 1854 Ranch Wagon VS.:
with overdriye. An excellent car
iHANKx sFRvicE 6UARxNTEEi
Pohanka Oldsmobile
washington's Oldest oldsmobile
USED-cAR CENTER
$40 Univ. Blvd. 3. Sll. epg.. MD.
JU. b-7ebb
FORD 1857 Skyliner haTdtop con-
vertible: special engine, Fordo-
matte. all-power equipment, tinted
glass, signal seeking radio, Wv
tires. back-up lights. $500 mi.
Esi 100 :y s'P nT no sig 9Sa4s 1885
FORD 80 lee-h.p, y-s Ranch
siss sa's q Ssst GtssT a0 o. 81 as s5i
FORD ,5o Victoria YES; /: and D.
Hill 4 sHNpERs, wash 3 Old
est Ford Dealer, lila Vermont
ave. NV, AID: 4-43O0. Open ewes.
FORD '54 VS. convertible: Fordo-
matte, r, b., power steeIing: rich
black finish, tan TOP; driven only
E hTSCo niles ssS gEsRssssw EsDt iSss,
P sif .. 81 sDi. f' I'll g Open ewes
E SSs5Oms sa c s5S b.., s Eo5 sH%;
age: $685.. HILL 4 SANDERS,
Mash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1111
o srn0 sHes asf I'll 3. Sat. AZ III S'asOO
FORD 1858 Mainline: T. and h.,
Wv. tires: excel. cond.: uphOl
like new: 5000. CT. 1-425a.
FORD ISL Victoria; stFalRht stick
Madison ST., Riverdale, Nd.
V ON 800 o ...6. TAKE p; cy. FO ps9.
ments OV. 3-Isg0. 500 Four
Mile I'd, Alex. HAAS. g.
FORD 1885 Country Sedan; Third,
ton. Owner trade down or sale;
$l,04b. OIL. 0-e3s1.
FORD 40 club coupe; 80 Mere.
In and out; $276. OIL. 4-OD72.
FORD '54 dc luxe sta. Vae,i Z. and
b., Fordomatic, extra clean. Sl.395,
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
SCI Arl. Blvd. r. c.. JE. 3-ilss
FORD 1919 custom 5 Tudor; me.
chemically excellent; $3.50. BELL
MOTORS 500 wis. ave. NV,
WO. $4,000.
FORD 1850 De luxe club coach.
looks and runs good, S17b. terms,
$40 dn., ROPER MOTOR. La. g.
200
FORD $50 Custom VS. sedan; r.
and h., Fordomatie. raven black
with white top, showroom appear
aIice; today's special Car No. 500.
A, . MON-ROAD-ABLE car with
3O-day no-cost parts and labor
Sl,499
MONROE FORD
1887 East-west Hwy. silver spg.
Ju. 5-7sO4 Open TIN o Pm.
IS FORD COW.
Pordomatic. =. and h.; heaut. car
throughout: si,iD5 fun price. Low
down. payment to everyone.
RELIABLE MOTOR CO.
lOi = o g az su niTi rs IA s-Se'l
HENRY y 1852 looks and runs
SS lS mo- ROPER MOTOR LA. g.
HENRY ! 1889 Vaeabcnd 2-dr.
BFI.L MoToRs. bs16 vi, AVE-
NV. WO. 0-s0OO.
uILMAN $50 4-dr.; good eond.
S64b. WIN trade. u. 2-g533.
HILLMAN
1885. New
JACK PRY, LTD.
18th AND P sTs. NV,
HUDSON 80 '.0'' club coupe: finesl
cond See Tits bargain. MUST
SELL. LOST OUR LEASE; $3.50.
WOLF MOTORS, 1901 Wis. ave
NV. II 3-4O42.
HUDSON 1854 Hornet 4ldr.; radio,
hydra, tinted glass: perfect body,
interior and exterior; superb run
ming condition. BURROWS MO-
TOR Co. 200 N 81. Sc. II
ASSOC.
HUDSON ANTIQUE 81. 4-dooF. i'm,
maeulate condition. must see 4
appreciate.
Rockville Ford Motor Co
Commerce Lane. Rockville. Nd.
OPEN Ewes. 70. 2-2iSs
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MCKEE PONTIAC

PONTIAC MEANs MCKEE"
NEW UsKD-CAR LOCATION
18th and L SIS. NV. ST. 3-71O7
F0RD '53 convertible: red. 7. and
h., auto trans: very clean; sell
70 best offer. OIL. 9-o3o2.
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HUDSON 1858 Jet: superior: swell
2nd car, IN good conc 5Uh-
Sc. Ii. 4-6300.
HUDSON 1852 super de luxe sedan
runs and drives splendid, $22b,
terms, a Si5 dr. ROPER MOTOR
HUDSON '53 Super; hydra, T. and
h., one-owner, in absolutely excel.
condition; S377.
GIANT MOTORS
241l Bladens. Rd. NE. LA. 0-l077
HUMBER HAWK. '52 EnRlish, 4.
1222. 7o4 Pioneer lane Falls
LINCOLN 1852 Capri 4-door: green,
White-Wail tires. automatic trans
mission, radio and heater: excel
lent condition. sacrince a. only
$500 HA. 2-g414.
IMPERIAL 1876 hardtops and sedans;
equipped with power steering, power
brakes, power windows, push-button
drive, Solex Glass. safety-r1m
wheels, Wv. tires; superior to any
new car near this sale price; more
modern, complete luxury, extra
w vSHIfEsfEiL rim. nc. cHRYsLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 WISCONSIN, NV. I'm. 2.lO2Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE
MERCEDES
BENZ

1856 model 22O. Exception
ally clean, with smart black
finish. Only $2,995. CHER
NER-SHIRLINGTON, Shir-
lington Business Center,
Arlington, Va, Ov. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

LINCOLN 100 hardtop. n BtofnBe
10 mos. driven 1000 actual miles;
full power. condition same as brand
/ new T0dav oniv Q91Rh
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ISETuTA

JAGUAR '52 Marx WI Priced for
quick sale. OWNER lsavins State.
JAGUAR Marx VI; manual shift,
black with gray leather, 4 owner
since new. $1,000. M. oBAkoON,
OIL. 2-42l4.
JAOUAR "a Marx VII Salon: r..
h., auto. trans. Gus. interior; car
lnoks like new: low mi. diplomat
has been reassiGned to another
country: will accept any reasonable
offer for owner. Call M Choyce at
ROYAL CHRYSLER, INC.
1901 r. !. Ave. Brentwood. Nd.
WA. $4,000
JA0UAR 1853 Marx WI: medium
gray finish, fully equipped. radio.
heater, white-wall tires: only
S1.295; ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1899 22nd 81. NV. Re. $4,000
KAISER as: sacrifice $50. Call
after 8 pm. sns 3-O03I.
KAIsER 1852 Manhattan 4-dr. /:
hydra. q real collectorsl item;
f405, terms 70 suit. BELL MO-
TORS. SOTO Wise ave. n.ws Wo.
0-6000
LINCOLN cosmo. 4-dr.; silent"
motor. Wv. tires. 70 h. &bo5 or
best ofier. NO. 7-846t.
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MONROE OF F FORD

1887 East-West Hwy. Silver spg.
W. 5-7sO4 Open Till ? PM.
FORD $50 Fordor customline s.
cyl. sedan: equip. with power steer
ing, Fordomatic. 7. and h.. beaut.
lisht greenn finish; excel. cond.;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

HUDSON 1852 super de luxe sedan
runs and drives splendid, $22b,
terms, SIS dn.. ROPER MOTOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

HUDSON '5S super; hydra. r. and
:, one-owner, in absolutely excel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

FORD 1886 Country Sedan; T-biTd,
ton. Owner trade down or sale;
81 ,04b. OIL. 0-63S1.
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AUToM0BILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN Ig49 Super Custom de
luxe sedani, Z and b; looks sJ enc
terms, SIP dns' SIS mo" ROPER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAIL

HUDSON 1858 Jet; superior; sEsl
ss 9S Fl ho 4 s's Co. COG 800 \ sOS 4
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P0hanka OldsYnobile

WashinRton's Oldest Oldsmobllo
Dealership, at Their Newest
u9ED-CAR CENTER
$40 Univ. 9lyd. ESsssKIl. spE.' MD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

FORD '54 Fordor customline VS.:
diplomat leaving: I owner. peri.
cond.: navy blue: new Wv. tires,
!. and h., power steering, brakes.
low mi. AID. 10000.
FORD 1881 VS.: r. and h.. seat
noverf. rood tires, dir. sig; fne
cond. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. KE. e-443l.
FORD '52 VS. Fordor sedans radio
and heater. turn signal overdriye;
$685.; good condition. Call FE.
3-73s4 bet. 6-e pm. 10s
FORD 1857 station wagon Country
Sedan: Q PASS: Inca gold and
Colonial white. Wv. tires. T-bird
motor, Fordomatic. power brakes
and steering. =. and b.. back-up
lights, Windshield washer, safety
padding: like new; S2,4bO. De.
2-s300. Ext. 1O4.
FORD $50 Tudor sed,; blk. stand.
trans, 7. and h., turn sigs.. excel.
tires. By OWNER. 1890. Oh.
FORD '46 VS. Tudori black. q very
inexpensive piece OF transp.; SO7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

PONTIAC MEANS Mckee
NEW v9Ep.CAR LOCATION
10th and Z SITS. NV. 81. 3-7tO7
FORD '53 VS. Ranch Wagon; g
SILL, LOST OUR LEASE. WHO'LL
SALE PRICE, $500, TERMS.
WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave.
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2411 Bladens. Rd. NE. La. e-1077
FORD 1896 Victoria: blue and
wall tires; 10000 actual miles;A i
AnI A1fT1Np 90
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TRIANGLE FORD

1910 R. !. AVE. NE. Ia. 9-lOO3
FORD $50 Spas. Country Sedan;
T. and h.. Fordomatie. power steer
inc. Bermuda blue and colonial
2 70 choose front MoN-RoAD-
ABLE car with 30-day no-eost
parts and labor warranty.
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MONROE FORD
ARL. MOTOR co.
MCKEE PONTIAC

$500 s, Columbia Pike IA. 7-S3iO
FORD 'b6 Tudor sedan; this car
needs some body work; excel. buy
~ only 80 -
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-04

and a graduate Of the Katherine
Gibbs School of Secretarial Train
ing for college women, have a
baby daughter, 11-month-old Susan
Christine. Another member of the
family circle is Mrs. MarLett's
teen-age sister. Both young wo-
men come from Celina, Ohio.
During the current summer sea-
son Windermere MES assistant
will focus his attention on various
planning groups of the church,
visitations in members homes,
and aid in Sunday morning wor-
ship services, plus a sermon or
two.
In previous summers Mr.. Mar
Lett has concentrated on youth
work as camp director of the Co.
lumbus District intermediate sum-
mer Camp and as instructor and
counselor for the Senior High In
stitute, Columbus District, at
Lakeside, Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-04
Summer Play

Going at full tilt for the next
seven weeks is the city recreation
departments summer playground
craft programs at Rozelle and
Chambers Schools, under the di-
rection of Miss Alice Juringus.
From $50 to 1870 a. m. every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
the project is in progress at
Chambers. The same morning
hours prevail at Rozelle on Tues
days and Thursdays.
Each weekday afternoon at
Chambers playground activities
are in operation from 1 to 2:30
and at Rozelle from 8 to 4:30.
Morning sessions deal with
modelling plaster placques and
figurines.
Leather work, copper pictures,
pot holders, hot pads and wood
craft occupy small-sized hands
during afternoon sessions.
An exhibit of the hand GRATED
work will be on exhibit in one of
the local libraries later in the sea-
son, according to Miss Juringus.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-04
New Assistant Pastor At
Windermere To Visit Homes

Appointed to the associate
pastorship of the Windermere
Methodist Church last week, the
Rev. Frank C. MarLett is now
getting settled simultaneously in
his home at 421 East 222nd St.,
Euclid, and in his new parish
work, working side by side with
the senior pastor, DR.. M. Wayne
Mcqueen.
Mr.. MarLett's local appoint
ment, announced by Bishop Hazen
G.. Werner, follows four success
full years as minister of the Grace
Village Park Methodist Church in
Columbus.
There he not only organized and
developed the membership of a
new church in new community,
but he also was instrumental in
establishing the first unit of a
three-unit church structure, and
directed in the designing and COM
pletion of a new sanctuary. Church
leaders in the Columbus area con-
slider Village Park one of the most
promising congregations in mid
Ohio.
Holder of a divinity degree from
Garrett, the Methodist School of
Theology at Evanston, H., the
new associate is a graduate OF
Otterbein College in Westerville,
Ohio, where he received his B.A.
degree with honors, as the young
est member of his class. He
majored in history and govern
ment.
His Master of Arts degree in
historical theology was obtained at
Northwestern University and ad-
ditional graduate work in philoso-
ply at Ohio State University. He
is native of Warren, Pa, and a
graduate of the high school there.
Rev. MarLett and his wife, Joan,
who is also an Otterbein alumna
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-04
Mayfair Lists
Game Schedule
For SoftbuH

Mayfair Fairgrounds soft ball
teams are in full swing this week,
with a full schedule of games on
tap from now through mid-August.
With a starting time of 2 p. M,
games for the coming week are
as follows:
July 9Th, teams 4 and 5; July
8, teams 2 and 6; July 9th, teams
and 8; July 10th, teams 2 and
3; July 18th, teams 4 and 6.
While approximately 80 boys,
and girls, too, if you please-have
already signed up for play, Miss
Phyllis Lisi, director of Mayfair
activities, announces that there
are still vacancies on the line-ups
for any interested youngsters.
Team number one, alias the
Wildcats, is coached and managed
by Ed Schilling and Carl Scar
pello. Members are captain Danny
Blake, Eddie Stank, Larry Fur
man, Tommy Evans, Thomas
Leach, Frank Giancola, Dennis
Porath and Patricia Benjamin.
Team two, commonly known as
the Blanks, boasts Gary Smith,
Glenn Smith, Warren Fabor, Da-
vid Zebrowski, AL Porth, Karen
Benjamin and Patricia Leach on
it's roster Of players.
Team members are urged to
check with coaches and managers
if in doubt about game schedules
and practices.
Other events at the Mayfair
play spot include story hour at
4 p. m. each Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday, and full
program Of varied games at 500
p. m. Monday through Thursday,
besides evening sessions Of volley-
ball for young adults and hand
tennis.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-04

Beginning his first ministerial
assignment as pastor Of Trinity
Evangelical United Brethren
Church this week is the Rev.
Allan Zagray who succeeds the
Rev. Weldon E. Fulmer, minister
for the past seven years at
Trinity.
The Rev. Mr.. Fulmer received
an assignment to the Warren
First Church during the Ohio
East Annual Conference Of the
Evangelical United Brethren
Church held last week at Linwood
Park, Vermillion.
Rev. Zagray, SON OF the denomi-
nations Lorain Emmanuel Church
pastor, the Rev. Alfred Zagray,
was ordained at the same Vermil-
lion conference. He held student
pastorate at Pontiac, Ill. while
attending Evangelical Theological
Seminary at Naperville, Ill. Pre-
viously, he received his academic
degree at North Central College,
also In Naperville.
A native Clevelander and gradu-
ate of James Ford Rhodes High
School, he and his wife, whose
home town is Columbus, will move
to the parsonage at 1888 Alder
ave. this week.
Rev. Fulmer, who held pastor
ate in Massillon before coming to
East Cleveland, and Mrs. Fulmer
will move to Warren the 10th Of
July.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-04
K. of {. Picnic

Windermere Council, 2726
Knights Of Columbus of East
Cleveland, announces its annual
state family outing will take place
at Cedar Point on Lake Erie from
Friday through Sunday, July 26th-
28th.
One Of the largest family
gatherings to be held in the state,
a number of members from here
are planning to attend.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-04

WILLIAM G. HARDING, in loving
memory of husband, father and
grandfather, who passed away July
4, l947:
What would give to clasp his hand
His happy face to see,
To hear his voice and see his smile
That meant so much to me.
Wife, Children and
Grandchildren