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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
TV KEY PRENIEWS


pho attend rehearsals match screenings and anayze
scripts in NeU York and Hollywood. Their opinions
offered guide to uiewers and supplement high
light Information the TeleVue Magazine carried in
todGy's Star
Ed SuvanTonghts bill mixes such nightclub and variety
stars the Crew Cuts Tony Arden and Jackie Miles with
an assortment Of circus acts. Guest emcee Dan Daley
makes two musical contributions land dancing At
Still Get Jealous" and Taking Chance On Love-" luke
box addicts directed toward pianist Roger williams
nimbly playing Every Little Movement" 500 PM
WTOP-a
Steve Acknowledgements Anthony Francosa and Shelley VIM
tiers share Seves attention Shell stars sketch kidding
women drivers while Tony joins Steve for skit about
construction workers Heading the vocal department are
Jody Sands with All My Hearth and The Four Coins
("Shangn La"). Best chuckles from the Man On The
Street" interview Summer Romance"-but all In all
it's mild hour 800 PM WRCA
Goodyear PiayhouseThe Rumbin Galleries adapted from
stories by Booth Harrington slim vehicle about art
dealers art collectors and Kurt Kanar is en-
gaging as the bankrupt dealer adept at finding
old masterpieces as he is at playing cupid william Red
ned and Betsy Palmer carry the love interest capably
leisurey show. Color 900 PM. WRC-
Alfred Hitchcock Presents-Cream OF The Jest "a Repeat
An illogical (but Interestingly yarn about q ham actor
Dackmailng playwright gives Claude Rains the chance
to cringe swagger, rece Shakespeare and play few
meaty drunk scenes It's virtually show Watch
this thriller only for Rains fine performance
WTOP-9
Mike Wallace Intervews-Sen James O. Eastland strong
opponent OF indignation in the South is to back UP
his charge that THE Supreme Court has been brain
washed by efwing pressure groups Other topics include
the Ku Klux Khan, terracial Marriage The National
Association For The Advancement OF Coored People and
the civil Rights Bill Expect fireworks and plenty of heated
discussion on this one. 1000 PM WMAL-7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
WEDNESDAY

UNITED STATES MARINE BAND
MAI. Albert Seheepper,. conductor
eololsts: Louis Ceccagnia, clarinet.
United States Capitol. 8 pm. coios.
kus Of Columbia, Alexander. Rus
Bias Overture, Mendelssohn: lie cd
Maasenet: une pensee Lointatne
Thornton; Tales from the vienns
Goldman: Intellect tue credevi
Verdi. Finale from Symphony No. {
IN Q minor, Beethoven.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SUN.
MER STRING ORCHESTRA. Bryce
Jordan, conductor, Soloist. Gregory
koateek. piano. University Of Mary.
land Student Lounge. $3.50 pm
Overture from Ptolemy, Handel
symphony No. 2. Boyce. Cantabill
for String OfehestFa, Wendell Mar.
crave: Plano Concerto, X. ara 1frst
moyementl. Mozart; Simple sym
phony, Britten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
LATEST TV INFORMATION

Television programs for the week carried In the
Televue magazine with todays Star. Following il sup
Elementary information todays programs received
after TeleVue went to press.
500 WRC W-Meet the Press: Guest will be Man.
uel de Moya. the Dominican Republics Ambassador to
the United States
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18
Organize Picnic
Committee Tonight

An organizational meeting of
the East Cleveland 1857 Picnic
Committee is called for tonight,
Thursday, April 18th at $3.50 p. m.
in the Commission Chamber, City
Hall. All committee members and
all persons interested in lending
a hand to the traditional summer
outing, are invited to be present.
Yet to be elected are four dis
trict chairmen, and chairmen for
the Merchants Exhibit, Platform
duties, Auto Show, and publicity.
Two of the district chairmen
will also be assigned, respectively,
to the duties of Prize and Ticket
chairmen. Early selection of these
two important chairmen is neces-
sary to allow ample time TO work
out the major prize list and ticket
details before the last rush of
actual picnic day details fill the
meeting agendas.
Rollin Rendelsham serves as
the permanent secretary of the
East Cleveland Picnic Committee.
Officers from the 1866 Committee
and who are still in their posts
are: General Chairman, Don
Fisher; Vice Chairman, Edmund
c. Norwich; Treasurer, Anthony
Tomsic; and trustees, Fred Hen
derson, George Nelson, and Mr..
Rendlesham.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18
Ask Patience AS
City Speeds Up
Blizzard Debris

In an appeal to the citizens "tc
be patient" Acting City Manager
G. T. Apthorp Wednesday called
on citizens to await the cleanup
on their streets of the tree damage
resulting from last weeks bliz-
bard.
Every possible man in the serv-
ice department, park employees
and all other available hands have
been put TO work clearing tree
limbs and carting them away,
stated Mr.. Apthorp.
The city lost more than a 100
trees from the heavy wet snow
which loaded them down during
the April record snowfall. 1t is
expected that any number of trees
will have to be removed following
a more adequate inspection to be
made after the emergency clean
up, it was stated.
While it is difficult to now esti-
mate the city's loss to its trees,
the Forestry Department volun-
teers a $4,000 figure, not includ-
ing replanting. 1t costs about $25
to purchase and plant a tree.
The only Interruptions to this
rush job will be the usual garbage
and waste pick-ups, stated Mr..
Apthorp.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18

Wayne Blough, principal OF
Shaw High School, announced to-
day that a group of local students
had been selected to participate in
a nationwide effort to find better
ways of teaching the facts and de-
veloping understandings about the
American economy.
Principal Blough points out that
in our complex economy everyone
must make decisions every day that
require economic understanding.
This universal need has challenged
the Council for Advancement of
Secondary Education, of Washing
ton, D. c. to produce a series of
booklets intended to help make high
school students better informed
citizens. The first Of these booklets,
Capitalism and the American
Economy" is being introduced this
week in more than one hundred
high schools across the country.
At Shaw High School, Hubert
McNeill, a member of the Social
Studies Department, will be the
instructor in charge Of the expert
mental program.
The Council was established by
the National Association of Second
ary-School Principals, department
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18
Shaw To Aid Nationwide Effort
To Better Economic Understanding

of the National Education Associa-
tion, with the cooperation of the
National Better Business Bureau
Il includes educators and represen-
tatives of agriculture, business
labor, and other groups.
Director Galen Jones emphasizes
the non-profit, non-partisan char
acter Of the organization, adding
that is has no axes to grind, no
end to serve, other than of assist
ing the advancement of secondary
education in this country.
DR.. Jones, former Director of
the Division Of Secondary Educa-
ton, U. S. Office of Education,
reports the completion of two
year comprehensive study to deter
mine what leaders in education,
business labor, agriculture, and
government believe are the most
important facts and understandings
citizen needs in order to be intelli-
gent about our dynamic economy.
Based on this now completed study,
the new booklets are being pre-
pared for introduction into various
high school subjects.
On the basis of suggestions, a
final revision of the booklet will be
ready next fall.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18
Sunrise Hour At
Calvary Lutheran

Easter observance in Calvary
Lutheran Church, Euclid at Lock-
wood aves., begins at 700 a. m.
on Easter Morning, when the young
people of the Senior Luther
League will be the worship leaders
at the Sunrise Service. Reading the
Service will be Russell Croucher,
Curt Starkweather, Susan Say
and Marlene Hetzler. Special music
will be provided by young peoples
quartet consisting of Karen Kuns,
Charlotte Weller, Charles Weller,
Jr., and Charles Vonada. Along
with these worship leaders and
singers the other members of the
senior Lutheran League are pre-
senting radio type" drama en-
titled "You Are There"
Included in the cast are: Duane
Reschke, Bob Myers, Diane Shep-
Ter, Ellen Hanel, Carolyn Pierce,
Ronald Hulvey, Linda Crawford
and Clifford Rafson. Pastor Robert
Secrist will preach an early morn
ing Easter Meditation. Calvary's
intermediate Luther League will
serve the Easter Morning breakfast
to wOrshippers Immediately follow
ing the early service. Jared Reschke
is the president of this group.
Church School begins at $50
a. m. under the leadership of SUPER
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18
Up Salaries
For Teachers
And Nurses

A new teacher and nurse salary
schedule, effective September 1st,
1867, was adopted at its April meet
ing by the East Cleveland Board of
Education upon the recommends
tion of its finance committee, Kari
Brown, chairman. Other members
of the committee are Richard Got
tron. n. F. Leist, assistant to the
superintendent, stated that he
would submit a new salary sched-
ule for non-educational employees
at the May meeting.
Under the new educational en-
ployees salary schedule, beginning
teachers and nurses with bachelor
degrees will start at a $4,000 mini
mum toward a $6,400 maximum in
twelve years. Those having a mas
ter's degree will start with S4 200
minimum toward a $1,000 maxi
mum in IA years.
DR.. o. J. Korb, uperintendent Of
schools stated that he considered
the new schedule a good one, add
ing 1--WE have the money for it"
The increase will total between
S45, 900 and $4,000 year. 1t adds
little over $4,000 to this years
salary costs, since there are four
months of 1857 in the 1957-5S
school year.
Levy renewal comes up in No
vember, and banking on the usual
support of the voters, the board
will be able to meet the new
salaries, which are competitive for
the area.
There are two interesting factors
in the new schedule. First. the
minimums are the same as in the
1861 schedule, and call for $500
increments for the first three
years. In the fourth year a double
increment raise is called for.
This means jump from $4,400 to
81, 300 for ALB teachers and nurses;
and a Jump from S., 400 to $500
for those with a masters degree.
Second, the ALB classification then
proceeds on a regular 5000 in
creasement per year basis, but the
MA classification takes another
double increment jump the seevnth
year.
This is the tenth year in success
sion that the salary schedule has
been revamped upward.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18
Windermere Methodist
Offers Two Services

Two services, one at $50 and one
at HOO o'clock will be held at Win
dermere Methodist Church, Euclid
at Holyoke aves. The pastor, DR..
NJ. Wayne Mcqueen will preach
and the ministry of music, under
the direction of Grace Toy David
son will offer these musical num-
bers to add to the beauty of the
worship:
Organ Prelude-"Christ Lay In
The Bonds Of DEATH" (J. S. Bach) I;
Christ Is Risen," q. S. Bach) !;
Eye Sons and Daughters of The
King" element Loret).
Professional Hymn, Christ The
Lord Is Risen Today"
Anthem, "The Promise Which
Was Made" Edward c. Bairstow). d.
Offertory, Awake My Heart
With Gladness," (Flor Peeters).
Anthem, "H ymn Exultant, :"
(Joseph Clokey).
Recessional Hymn, Come, Ye
Faithful, Raise the Strain"
Benediction and Dresden, Amen.
Postlude, To-day Gods Son Tri-
umphant Reigns," q. S. Bach).
The Ministry of Music in
cludes Jane Woodside. Soprano;
Lawrence Melick, Tenor; Lydia
Strieter, Organist; Helene Rettger,
Contralto; David Hershberger,
Baritone; and the Chancel Choir of
25 voices.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18
Phillips Avenue
Presbyterian

Two morning worship services
will be held on Easter at the Phil
lips Avenue Presbyterian Church,
East 125th st. at Phillips ave.
The first service will be at a. m.
and the second at 10:45 a. m. Rev.
Roscoe J. Varble will have as his
topic "The Resurrection and the
Life"
LAS 1t Began to Dawn" by
Rogers will be sung as the anthem
by the Senior Choir and easter
Morning" by Staley as the offer
tory. At the second service the
Junior Choir will sing "Alleluia"
by Mozart.
Host and hostess for the first
service will be Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Reynard. At the second service
hostesses will be Mrs. Halford Bur
rough and Mrs. Howard Randolph.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18

One good term deserves another
Two good terms deserves a third
If the chairman is willing. So once
again East Cleveland launches its
annual free chest x-ray program
under the efficient chairmanship of
Miss Louise Barthold, staff special
ist in the Employee-Plant-Com
munity Relations department at
General Electric Co.
The x-ray buses will be in East
Cleveland from May 9th through
June 8th.
Since her initial craftsmanship of
the East Cleveland participation,
the nti-Tuberculosis League has
named Miss Barthold to its board
of directors because of her keen
interest and efficient service in the
x-ray program.
Miss Barthold began her pro-
fessional career as a teacher fol-
lowing her graduation with an
A. B. degree from the University
of Missouri and the Teachers Col
fege of Columbia University where
she did her postgraduate work.
She was Dean Of Girls in high
schools in Atchison and St. Joseph
Mo-, and the residence counsellor
at Stephens College before joining
General Electric's personnel depart
ment at the Euclid Lamp Works.
Since 1916 she has been staff
specialist at Nela Park, with
emphasis on employment practices
and women's activities.
In other community services,
Miss Barthold serves OH the board
of the YWCA, the Industry Blood
Donor Recruitment committee of
Red Cross, the Occupational Plan
ming and the Personnel Standards
of the Group Work
Council Of the Welfare Federation.
She is a member of the Personnel
Women of Cleveland and the
Society of Training
Directors.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18
Hi Y Kar Wash
KooI And Krazy

April 26th, 9th, and 28th arc
important dates to Jack Drake
Larry Hall, Russ Miller, Locke
! Thompson and Ray Gamble. These
Shaw Hi-Y members are to attend
the YMCA's annual Model Legisla-
tufe in Columbus.
Every year several hundred boys
and girls descend on the Capitol
for three days to take over the
machinery of State Government in
this YMCA citizenship program.
They act as legislators, elected Of
ficers and newspapermen. Each boy
that attends the Model Legislature
must take part in writing a bill.
The East Cleveland boys have
written a bill that provides for
funds to be appropriated in order
that Pan-American games could be
held in Cleveland in 1859.
Once in Columbus. the boys will
be assigned to congressional seats
and committees where they will
talk, debate, compromise and le"rn
gaining a practical experience in
the American system of represen-
tative government.
In order to provide funds for this
World Service and the Model Legis-
lature experience, the four East
Cleveland Hi-Y Clubs are holding
a "Klean Your Kar for Easter at
the Kool, Krazy, Kar wash of East
Cleveland YMCA-Euclid and Lee
blvd" The date is Saturday, April
goth at $1.25 per car.
Drive in from 8 to 8.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18

The order of service follows
Organ prelude-Deliver Me C
Lord (Requiem) Gabriel Faure)
Call to worship, Hymn No. 137
% Love Divine, What Hast Thou
Done?, Prayer.
Chorales from st. Matthew Pas
sion (J. S. Bach): o Blessed Jesu
The Sorrows Thou Art Bearing,
When Life Begins To Fail Me, O
Sacred Head Now Wounded.
Scripture Lesson, Tenor solo
| Walked Today Where Jesus
Walked (Geoffrey O'Hara), An
them Blessed Jesu (Stabat
Mater (Anton Dvorak), Baritone
solo - The Fourth Word (Theo-
dore DuBois) (The Seven Last
Words.
Announcements and offering
Offertory-Kyrie Eleison (Joseph
Rheinberger).
Soprano solo In Love My
Savior Now Is Dying 81. S. Bach)
(St. Matthew Passion), Anthem
Father, Forgive Them David H.
Williams).
Communion Ritual. The Holy
Communion, The Benediction.
A three-hour Friday Meditation
from 1900 to 800 o'clock will be
held in Faith Lutheran Church,
Hayden ave. and Glenside rd., to-
morrow noon. The meditations,
seven in number, will be based on
the seven words uttered by our
Savior while hanging on the cross.
They will be given by The Rev.
Edward Peters and the Rev. AL
bert Dundek, Chaplains of the
Lutheran Institutional Ministry;
The Rev. Kenneth Hoffman, pas
tor, and Mr.. John Wisch, Curate,
of Grace Lutheran Church, Cleve-
land Heights; The Rev. w. E.
Stein, Pastor of Mt. Olive Luth-
eran Church; The Rev. Theodore
Meibohm, Executive Secretary of
the Lutheran Children's Aid So
ciety, and The Rev. Armin c..
Draegert, Pastor of Faith Luth-
eran Church and Faith Lutheran
Chapel.
The "Seven Words" will be sung
by the Senior Choir who will also
chant the 22nd Psalm and sing an
anthem. The choir will be under
the direction of Miss Beverly
Richards and Miss Barbara Deni-
son will play the organ. The ira
ditional Bidding Prayer" ap-
pointed for use on Good Friday
will be said.
The entire "Tre Ore" service
will be in the nature of seven
small services with intervals be-
tween to allow for those who wish
to come and go.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18

Fifteen Protestant churches OF
East Cleveland will be represented
in the annual Good Friday serv-
ices which will be held at the
Windermere Methodist Church
Holyoke and Euclid ave, Friday
from 1900 noon to 800 p. M.
Each hour will include complete
service but worshippers are en-
couraged to come even if only for
a portion Of one hour.
The sermon will be preached by
The Rev. DR.. James f. Sivard OF
The Church of The Cross on the
general theme: "The Christ of the
Cross" The sermons for each
hour will be: First hour - "The
Aturactiveness of Christ" second
hour-"The Paradox of Christ,
third hour-"The Greatness of
Christ" The ministers Of the CO.
operating churches will share other
parts of the service.
The organist will be Lydia
Strieter, organist of Windermere
Methodist Church. The soloists will
be Anne Rae, Shelia Braidech, and
Carl Gennett. Miss Rae will sing
"Woe Unto Them" by Mendels-
sohn, and Handers "He Was
Despied." Miss Braidech will sing
two selections by Bedell, "Ah,
Holy Jesus" and "At the Sepul-
cher" Mr.. Gennett will sing Men
delssohn's "Be Thou Faithful Unto
Death" and "At the Cry of the
First Bird" by Guion. Mrs. Strieter
will play three selections by Bach,
80 Man Bemoan Thy Grievious
Sin," "The assion Chorale," and
"When in the Hour of Utmost
Need" two selections by Brahms,
80 Dearest Jesus" and "My Heart
is Filled With Longing" "Kyrie
Eleison" by Rowley, and "Lento"
by Vierne.
On Good Friday the Youth
Fellowships of Trinity E.U.B.
Church will present an Easter play
entitled: "The Chancel Lily" The
story involves a church group who
has promised to furnish lily for
the Easter church service, but
find they are short the full price
asked by the flower shop. Silhou-
cite scenes depict for the shop
keeper the message of Christ and
bring a happy ending on Easter
morning.
The production is under the di-
rection of Kenneth Bluhm and
Joan Haskell, supported by a
Youth Chorus led by Mrs. An
thony Poderis, accompanist-direc-
tor. The hour is 1880 p. m.
Another Communion evening
service of Good Friday will be at
Windermere Methodist Church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18
Observe Birthdays,
Nuptial Anniversaries

While others are enjoying the
joyous Easter Day, the Senior and
Junior Lloyd Brown families will
be having a multiple celebration
dinner. This day marks the Senior
Browns 31st wedding anniversary
and the 25th and 9th birthdays
respectively april 22nd) of sons
Robert and Lloyd Jr.
This year a new member will
join the celebration, Roberts wife
Mamie, whose wedding took place
on November 18th, last year. Also
present at the family dinner will
be daughter Judy, a medical tech
nology student at Carnegie Insti-
tute, Pittsburg; grandchildren Dom
ME and Sandy; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kulszar, of Fairview Park,
sister and brother-in-law Of the
senior Mrs. Brown.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18
Seek Cleaner
More Attractive
East Cleveland

Tapping every possible channel.
the gospel of a Cleaner, More
Attractive East Cleveland, will be
spread community wide by the
East Cleveland Permanent Clean
up Committee. This decision came
out-of it's first Spring meeting held
Monday evening in City Hall, Presi-
dent Thomas Murry, presiding.
Members will be asked to spread
the word through their respective
organizations. First result Of this
plan of attacking a big problem
came the very next noontime when
James Monreal, representing the
Exchange Club at the Monday eve
ming Cleanup Committee, called on
Exchange members to become ac-
tive in the cleanup program by
looking to their own places of bust
ness and their own homes.
Students at Shaw High School
will launch their cooperative cam
paign under/the leadership of their
Student Council President, Michael
Brophy. Representing Shaw at the
meeting. He said he would bring
the matter to the attention of the
Council and, through Home Room
representatives, to all students. He
indicated an active Cleanup cam
paign in which the objective would
be both in and out of the school
house.
Mrs. Kenneth Scott, League of
Women Voters; Charles Rendle-
sham, Kiwanis; James Monreal,
Exchange; E. A. Swisher, Com
Continued on Page A.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18

Something happened that ya Easter Morn The Reecsoa
Of JeSAJ,
Tie darkness dnappe@ed; the darn 5toke. Weeping
Hed o) The ou solemn march The to01b changed
uid entbnIacm Those and nbo kaew Him.
hack tbe city teA the
They had Jeen Jesus ajte!
This ua, aaonadfpg! And The change IN their Aier u
equally astounding.
Jesus bad left gyonb Of d5uuoned dcouraged foAouers
tJ5eymen tax-gabererJ. zea!otJ and Others
They mee beaeav all Their hope! blasted
rs the The road Emmaa expressed ii, We had bObed
Bm H0u?"
nar inject dyk. Then The darn The
ranang. saying tbm they bad Jesus Pete, and jain
e o0sb Tbey longer doWaged fe~ defeated They
became aIte. joJta fearless, eloquent and eict0rioa
They had Jea5 aitei
Wbn that romotbiag that baPPeHed'
Whatever IT was changed group Of fearful broken
Jpted and group Of terleu. nt0mPbaHt
conqnero within tory daJJ 5ey became bod challenging and
Nth ~ndernaHdjag Of great. SpiyA hAtbJ and realities
And they and cbanged ali bnsan history from that bo4
D0un 10 this day Wbaepey happened tbH morning thrills
and changes bA beljepe IN they did. Wb@
happened that Morn Jeus CbrH from The deaa and
cal ii Earer'
ON Gospel ends corpse bA IN Il CoHqnero,. He
ajpe foreterVors Because He HveJ, TOO shall lire!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18
It's New A Sunday Afternoon
Shaw High Commencement Program

An invocation will mark the
1857 Shaw High School commence
ment program. 1t is gong to be
held on a Sunday and in the
afternoon. The date is June 3rd,
the hour is three o'clock and the
place is Severance Hall.
Chief reason for the change from
a weekday evening is to avoid, if
possible, the parking problem,
In that area. Last June all East
Cleveland who could, were urged
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18

to use public transportation to
and from Severance Hall. And
while many people did this, there
were still those who drove and
found it difficult to park within a
reasonable distance those who
drove and came face to face with
a real parking problem.
Kirk Jr. High School program
is announced for Wednesday, June
5Uh, in the school auditorium at
1880 p. m.