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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
Honor Susy Price
For Volunteer Help

A Shaw high school student,
Susy Price, contributed nearly 200
hours of volunteer work TO a COM
munity agency during the last
year, records at Central Volunteer
Bureau of the Cleveland Welfare
Federation show.
Susy, II, the daughter of Dr.. and
Mrs. j. Wade Price, 1878 Page
ave-, was nominee from Cleve-
land Museum of Art School for her
work as assistant to the instructor
with classes of children. She gave
two afternoons a week from the
duties at Western Historical
Society to volunteer her services.
Susy is the younger sister Of a
former volunteer at Cleveland
Museum of Art. Ellen Jean Price,
now an Oberlin student.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
MoteI's Plea For
Liquor Permit
Meets Difficulties

The chances of a liquor license
for the Town House Motel, 1861
Euclid ave. seem rather remote.
hearings before the Zoning Board
of Appeals would indicate.
Leo Greenberg, motel proprietor,
first appealed for Us might
club) license, but the location of
the motel failed to qualify for the
within 800 feet" distance limita-
ton set up by City ordinance. U5's
are not issued to places within
500 feet of a school, church, etc.
Mr.. Greenberg then requested
Us permit (serving liquor with
food) to learn that the State Of
Ohio not only is all out of this
type Of license, but has a long
waiting list of persons desiring one.
Following this information. Nh.
Greenberg requested the zoning
board to table his appeal, which
it did
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
City Short
OF Chest
X-Ray Goal

The record goal for East Cleve-
lands 1857 chest x-ray survey
1900 free chest films, can be met.
But, to meet the goal, residents
will have to pour into the big,
Christmas Seal x-ray bus at a
record rate over this weekend. Free
chest x-rays are being given at
Noble and Greyton rds. until $500
p. m. today, from 1880 a. m. to
500 p. m. on Friday, and from
$50, a. m. to lis p. m. on
Saturday.
Workers report that more older
people are receiving chest films
than ever before.
This participation on the part Of
senior citizens is extremely i'm
portant, says DR.. James P.
Winkler, East Cleveland director
of health.
"Stastical studies Of groups re-
ceiving chest films have shown
nearly ten times as much suspected
tuberculosis among those over 65
years of age as in the Is to 10
year age group" he says. "The
curve in these studies is almost
constant with middle age groups
showing about five times as much
suspected TB as the youngsters.
Tuberculosis is infectious" DIR.
Winkler says. "If we are to sue
cessfully protect our youngsters
from spread of the disease we
must work together to make sure
that they don't pick up infection
from older persons within their
own homes. Every adult should
have a chest x-ray to make sure
that he doesn't have TB,"
Continued on Page 81
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
Commissioner K. S. Horon
Resigns After III Years:
y. Duront Mix Successor

Concluding the second longest
record in years as a city commits
sioner under the manager form of
government, Attorney r. s. Horan
on Tuesday, June 4th resigned his
position, ending 211a years OF
invaluable service to his COM
munity. The Horans have pur-
chased a home on Seaton rd.,
Cleveland Heights, and will be
moving from Marloes ave. Mr..
Horan has been an East Cleveland
er for as years.
The resignation also left a va
cancy in the vice presidency,
post being held by Mr.. Koran.
The Commission named Norman
W. Townsend to this office.
The vacancy on the commission
was well filled with the appoint
ment of J. Durant Mix of 1879
Melbourne rd., certified public
accountant with offices at 12713
Superior ave-, and an East Cleve-
lander for 80 years.
1t was Mr.. Horan's firm belief
in the manager form of govern
ment that led him into public life.
Residents who remember the
stormy municipal years in the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06

ter, Carol Matthias, Jackie Cipini
and James Angle.
Girls check room: Sue Lorair
Reynolds, Andrea Perry, Ruth
Decker, and Patricia J. Conway.
Boys check room: James Hossel
Dieter Kulice, and Jack Drake.
Pool hours. weather permitting
are as follows:
Daily-11:00 a. nj. to 100 p. m
and 1:30 p. m. to 900 p. m.
STANDARDIZATION a. m. to loo
p. m. and 1870 p. m. to 500 p. m
Sundays-1:00 p. m. to Goo
p. m.
Learn-to-Swim-9:00 a. m. tc
11:00 a. m. monday through
Saturday,.
The Learn-to-Swim program is
open to all pupils in the third
fourth, fifth and sixth grades
Glasses will begin about July 1st
Further announcement will be
made of this program.
Admission fees are:
Children under admitted free
when accompanied by an adult pay.
ing a single admission.
Learn-to-Swim (9:00 a. N. to
11:00 a. m. y 15c.
Public Swimming - mornings
(f1:00 a. m. to loo p. m.)-15e;
afternoon and evening (1:30 p. m.
to 500 or 9:00)-35c.
Swimming at Shaw Pool is
available to all East Clevelanders
and their guests, including all
pupils in all schools in the city.
Swimming privileges are subject
to certain defined rules and regu-
lations, and some 5000 copies of
these have already been distributed
through the public and parochial
schools.
With few exceptions, all play
ground employees are members of
the public school faculty or stu
dent body of former students now
attending colleg and home for
the summer.
A new floor of concrete, colored
a blue-green, has been built in
the pool at cost of $8,290. All
pool curbs have been rebuilt, also.
The new concession stand will
be opened also on Monday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06

| Announcement is made by Wayne
C. BIough. principal at Shaw High
School of the appointment of
George Todd to the head of the De-
partment of English, a position
which will be open as Miss Helen
Wright terminates her teaching
career this Friday.
In making the announcement,
Mr.. Blough stated "Mr. Todd is
emientIy we'll qualified by training
and experience for the position as
head of the Department of English
in which department he has taught
for 20 years"
During his teaching at Shaw, Mr..
Todd has been faculty advisor to
the Student Council and was chosen
as the schools first instructor in
the Driver Training Course. A year
ago he relinquished the "behird
the wheel" classes to instructors
from the Cleveland Auto Club, but
continuing the class work.
Mr.. Todd prepared for his career
by receiving his bachelor of arts
degree at Marshall College, attend
ing Northwestern University and
receiving his masters degree from
Ohio State University.
He is a member of the Cuyahoga
and National Councils of English
Teachers, the East Cleveland
Teachers Association and the Ohio
and National Educational Asso-
Citations.
Miss Wright has done most of
her teaching at Shaw where she
has headed the department in a
most capable manner. She plans to
use her leisure time in some travel
ing and doing many other things
which were impossible to do while
fulfilling her duties at Shaw.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
Camera For Hearing
Classes At Chambers

Pupils in the classes for the
deaf and hard of hearing at Cham
bers School were riding the clouds
Tuesday all because of a lovely
gift that came to them as a big
surprise. It's polaroid land
camera, complete with flash gun
and leather carrying case, the gift
of Immaculate Council, Knights of
Columbus of Euclid.
The gift was presented by
Joseph Smerker, Grand Knight of
the Council, to Miss Alice Kent,
supervisor of this department. Mr..
Smerker's daughter, Debra Joe is
pupil in the class at Chambers.
The camera, says Miss Kent, will
add lovely pictures to the writing
of original experience language
stories following trips the pupils
take in and about Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
Lions To Install
Officers tuesday

Newly elected officers of the
Lions Club of East Cleveland will
be installed by Junior Deputy Dis
trict Governor Jerry White of
Euclid at a dinner meeting at
Owens Plantation Tuesday, June
11th. Taking office will be:
President, Gaius A. Seibert !;
First Vice President, J. Daniel
Woodley; Second Vice President,
Willard L. Lamb; Secretary,
Robert d. V. Thompson, jr.; Treas
urer, Leroy J. Eide, ,(re-elected) (;
Tail Twister, Gurth Baldwin; Lion
Tanner, William Powell.
Richard D. Jesse, retiring presi-
dent steps into a new Lion post
having been named zone chairman
Of District 13 which includes eight
clubs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
Night Dressmaking
Class At YWCA

A special six-weeh workshop
for women interested in learning
details Of professional dressmah-
ing will be held on Tuesday nights
from TO 10 o'clock beginning
Tuesday. June 18th at the East
Cleveland YWCA. The course will
stress details such as button holes,
pockets, zippers, etc.
Only advanced sewing students
will be admitted. Registrations are
now being accepted at the East
Cleveland YWCA, 1881 Lee blvd.
Please call Gil. 1-3425 for details.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
What A Bargain: A Free Etching Of
Hubcaps With Car Wash Saturday

Motorists: want a double bar
gain, a car wash and free
etching of your hub caps to as
sure their return in case of theft ?
Drive to the East Cleveland Y
parking lot, Lee. near Euclid,
sometime between 500 a. m. and
900 p. m, Saturday, June 9th and
for S1.25 or $l.50 get a good car
wash. A group of boys from Shaw
are doing the washing as their
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
New Shaw Pool Bath
House Opens Monday

The new Shaw pool 100000
bath house will open for business
Monday, June 10th, the official
opening date of the city's 1857 rec
reation program.
This concrete-tile-bric structure
has a spectators deck atop the
roof from which parents and
friends of swimmers may view the
pool activities. It's so x 100-foot
area will provide ample space for
|. popular Thursday night dance pro-
grams. In this connection Recre-
alton Director Roy Wisecup an
nounces the first dance Thursday,
June 18th, after which there will
also be dances on Tuesday nights,
weather permitting.
In charge Of the pool this year
will be Miss Marianne Rothhaas,
returning from Capital University
where she teaches physical educa-
ton.
A new bag type checking re-
places the locker system and
recreation officials are anticipat-
ing big crowds, having provided
1000 such checking bags.
The new building is attractive,
though simple in design and well
arranged for its special needs. 1t
fills a Ionp felt need at the citv's
one pool, located at Shaw play
ground.
Recreation Director Wisecup an
nounces the following personnel
for bath house and pool:
Cashier: James G. Sivard,
Shaw faculty member.
Assistant cashier: Mrs. Clara
G. Palmer, 1870 East 141st st.
Guards: Mary Ann Lee, Robert
Eppich, Stanley Salter, Tom Wach-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06

contribution to this proposed So
cial Room fund.
Now for that extra special,
that won't cost you a penny. Mem
bers of the East Cleveland Police
Department will be on hand To
etch the hub caps on every car
brought in for a wash. This new
est process devised by police dis
courages the stealing of hub caps.
An etched cap is shot"
Yes, sir. just minute, sir.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
7 H Is
N
7 Ii A [
In East Cleveland

"We don't mind if they park, but
we do mind when they litter our
grass" And this is not the first
time this kind of complaint has
reached this column from residents
who live near Shaw Gymnasium,
a church, or other places where
folks congregate in goodly num-
bers. One man says he has a regular
Sunday job: clearing his tree lawn
of facial tissues, gum wrappers
etc. A word to the wise should be
sufficjent. -
1t isn't enough that every piece
of stationery going out of Shaw
High from now through the foot
ball season will bring the message
of $50 Years of Football at Shaw"
Bob Louis, faculty manager found
a new trick. He asked for-and
got the stamp on every city
water bill to go out in June, July,
and August.
School authorities who were
waiting TO see how a Sunday after
noon commencement program
would go, need have no hesitation
about repeating the plan.
"An old fashioned family Sunday
afternoon" This is how more than
one Shaw graduate parent de-
scribes the first Sunday afternoon
Shaw commencement. Following
the hours program at Severance
Hall, the graduates, their parents,
relatives and friends, fingered to
visit, to take pictures and to stroll
amid the beautiful surroundings.
''There was a decided contrast
for the better between this years
graduation and previous ones !
have attended" comments another
Dad. Usually the graduate tosses
his diploma to a parent, doffs his
robe and ,dashes off to a social
affair, and the family, all excited,
is let down. This year no one
seemed to be in hurry. Camera
fans had a big day. Grads called
good byes as they climed into Dads
car and were off for a family
dinner.
"This is the incest Sunday after
noon our family has had in years"
a Mother phoned. "We were all
together and everyone seemed to
enjoy it."
With so much discussion, pub
fishing and broadcasting on the
subject of health and lungs, it
would seem that every man, wo-
man and child would hot foot it
to the Christmas Seal bus for a
free chest x-ray. Yet, sad to re-
late, East Cleveland is tagging in
this current health program. The
bus will be at Greyton-Noble all |
day, Friday and Saturday until !
noon. If YOU and YOURS have
not had their free chest x-rays,
make it a point to do so this !
weekend. Be sure your chest is
healthy. Out of 10000 residents,
1900 goal is none too high. But
it has not yet been reached!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
First Strawberry
Announced

All aboard for the strawberry
festival to be held Friday evening,
June 7th at the First Presbyterian
Church, 1920 Euclid AVE., from
$50 until $50 p. m. Plenty of
cake and strawberries as well as
two sessions of entertainment at
1880 and $3.50 will Se provided
under the auspices Of the Manse
group. Come and enjoy yourselves.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
Notice

An important meeting of the
all Little League personnel is
called for tonight, Thursday. at
$3.50 p. m. in City Hall.
President HI. S. Weaver and
Recreation Director Roy Wise
Cup urge a full attendance to
consider vital matters.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
Want A Picture

In reply to persons requesting
pictures of the All School musical
as carried in the May Both issue
of the East Cleveland Leader,
Photographer Carl Tomsic will be
happy to supply them. Please call
him at RE. 1-2938 as to number
of pictures, indicating them as
top left, top right, lower left,
lower right. All orders should be
in by June 18th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06

early 1930s viii recall the attempt
to oust the administration and
return TO mayor form of munich
pal government. Out of this di-
vision of thought, the Charter De-
fense League was formed in 1888
with Mr.. Horan as secretary.
The following fall was election
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
Bulletin

The entire program of the
East Cleveland Music Festival,
Thursday and Friday Concerts.
will be broadcast on WERE-FM
tonight, Thursday. June 9Th,
from 8-11 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06

Jean Wellman; Ii, Mara Lice
Jones. Not pictured is Ronald
Beach.
Ruth Ann Philip and Gary
LOTUS tied for top honors.
The honor roll was announced at
the exercises by Wayne C. Blough,
principal of Shaw High School.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06

Fifteen pupils who attained a
perfect five point average during
their three years at Shaw High
School make up the Honor Rol~
for the class of June 1857 which
was graduated Sunday, June End.
Reading across, left to right,
starting with the top row, these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
Friends Give Mrs. Post
Statues and Shrubbery

there is a rectangular shaped
dedication stone, contributed
by Nine. Alexandra Cretz-
ianu. 1t is made of serpen-
tine Italian marble, and bears
the inscription:
Friendship Walk - Hill
wood. Dedicated by her
friends as a tribute to Mar
jorie Merriweather Post for
her generous nature, love OF
beauty. and devotion to hui
man needs"
The same inscription APP
pears across the top of a
parchment scroll, bordered
in blue, red and gold leaf,
made by Nine. Cretzianu. The
scroll. which was presented
to Mrs. Post by Mrs. Au-
gusto Rosso, also contains
the signatures of all the do
nors of yesterdays gifts, SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

Friends Of Mrs. Marjorie
Merriweather Post gathered
at her home, Hillwood, in
Northwest Washington yes
terday afternoon to particle
pate in the dedication Of
Friendship Walk" a tree
and shrubbery : bordered
walkway through her estate.
Several adornments to the
new walkway, including four
lead statutes. two marble tab
lets and some shrubbery, were
contributed by Mrs. Posts
friends.
Invitations to the dedica-
ton were extended to the
friends whose names were
recorded on the scrool pre-
scented at the dedication.
The 5 pm. dedication cere-
mony was held in Mrs. Posts
pavilion, actually a theater,
which has just been COM
pleted. The walls of the
theater are covered with
orchid velvet, and the dra-
peries are of royal purple.
The chandeliers are modern
In design.
Starts at Rose Garden
Friendship Walk" along
which guests walked before
the ceremony began, winds
its way from the estates
rose garden up to a high crest
overlooking the city and the
lower gardens.
At the entrance to the walk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

Walk" on the crest q the hill.
The walk forms into q cir
ole here. with the etatuesi
around thu rim.
In the center Of the circle
is a circular stone Of serpen-
tine Italian marble. carrying
the inscription:
Friendship outstays the
hurrying flight of years and
aye abides through laughter
and through tears"
The quotation was taken
from an original post card
sent by the late Czarine Of
Russia, Alexandra, to her
lady in waiting, Countess
Anna Virabora. The original
post card, owned by a coll
lector Of historical docu-
ments once belonging to the
Russian Imperial family, was
loaned for the dedication. A
reproduction Of the original.
mounted in q gold-leaf
frame. was presented to
Mrs. Post yesterday.
The four lead statues,
representing the four sea-
sons. spring. summer, au-
tumn and winter, are said
to be copies Of four Carrara
marble statues executed in
Florence. Italy at the begin
ming of the 18th century by
q great Italian sculptor. The
originals are at present in
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plants sent from Buckingham
Palace BY Queen Elizabeth in
ls4s as her contribution to 9
bazaar held AZ the British
Embassy for British War
Relief.
The final gifts to Mrs.
Post. dedicated by Mrs. Con-
ger Pratt. were two paintings
Of Friendship Walk" one In
the spring and one In the
fall. presented by the artist,
Mrs. Bissett Norment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03


Friendship Walk" Mrs.
Posts friends have planted
lockwood and old-fashioned
sweet shrubs from the gar
dens Of Mount Vernon. There
are lavender herb plants
from the Bishops Garden Of
the National, Cathedral. and
English ivy from the gardens
Of Buckingham Palace.
The latter came from an
old-fashioned garden in New
Castle, DEL. which. in turn.
got its ivy from one Of IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

one of the famous villas near
Florence. Italy.
The lead copies now in
Friendship Walk" were
made in England in the late
18th century for a famous
estate in Sutton, Rockford,
Sussex. English gardens
always have been decorated
with loaded animals and lead
statuary rather than marble,
those presenting the gifts to
Mrs. Post pointed out.
The four statues are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03


mounted on Iour old basess
made Of Italian limestone.
which were brought from
Florence. Italy. On the sides
Of the four bases are IL lead
tablets carrying the names
Of friends who have paid this
tribute to Mrs. Post. and
most Of whom we're present
for yesterdays dedication.
Mr.. George l.. Williams was
in charge of the statue
presentation.
Along the borders Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
DeG98Itbe ID rev eseo~, deodeeoSt
Deep cream protection. no messy fingers

HUSH measures out. spreads on.
smooths in j.. !. right from the case
You never touch finger to HUSH -. yet you get
deep cream protection. You apply HUSH right from
the case. It's the creamiest cream deodorant you've
seen, gentle and safe for you and your clothes
Dries instantly, leaves no sticky film. Use HUSH
every day for complete bath-to-bath protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-15
Need New curtoins

Mrs. w. d. w.. Washington
I would like TO know the
pros and cons on dacron YER
suS f1berglaSS tailored cur
tains? My past experience
with nylon was that the bet
ter grade didn't need much
ironing. Now that I need
new curtains would like to
know if there are different
grades Of either dacron or
fiberglass and which of the
two other readers have had
experience with.
Many thanks to the person
who sent the Lasagne recipe
about two months ago. 1t
was delicious and the left
over even better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-15
Moving to PITTSBURGH

MIS-. r. Il. M betHeSdd
My husband is considering
q position in Pittsburgh. Pa.
and We would appreciate any
information you wonderful
reading "neighbors" could
furnish.
How do the schools COM
pare with those in Montgom-
cry County? DO the COM
munities have any co-opera-
tive nursery schools and
groups such as Georgetown
Arts Group?
Also, we would like to know
about housing. preferably in
the suburbs. Which areas
would compare with the Be-
thesda-C Chevy Chase area in
Washington. Would you sug-
gest renting or buying?
How does the cost of living.
food. utilities. etc. compare2
Thank you in advance for
any help you can give.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-15
Grease Remover
Mrs. c. r.
T,O Mre I II NJ.

The most wonderful thing
for removing grease and
fresh paint from clothing
before washing is Pr-t-k.
sold in the automobile ac-
cessory department at SIS
and R-k. Wet garment,
rub q little on spot. Black
grease or paint will disap-
pear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-15
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
.DiGbeHc DIET


Mrs. c. c.
Helpl My husband is dia-
bette. We have been able to
control 1t by diet--but II Is
mighty hard TO serve inter-
esting meals which are low
In carbohydrates and sugar.
I have been unable to find
any quick diahetic meals"
recipes. Almost every recipe
for desserts contains sugar.
The recipe books / have lo-
Gated have long. involved rec
ipes. Whenever / have used
a sugar substitute 1t has been
bitter or without taste. Is
there a good recipe book?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-15
Dripping Spigots
c. +. c.. Rockville

Can some one tell me a
fool-proof method for fixing
q kitchen water spigat? No
matter how many washers
are replaced. 1t leaks water.
1t is the kind one can move
from side to side.