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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-22
Clubs

On Monday, the 26th, the
usual last of the month fea-
lures mark the meeting of the
Golden Age Club. It's the day
for saying Happy Birthday
to the members who have had
a birthday during this month.
Grandma, would you like to
spend an informal hour or two
playing cards or just visiting
with other grandmas. The East
Cleveland Grandmothers Social
Club invites you to it's meeting
Friday, May 23rd at 100 pm.
at the East Cleveland Library,
14101 Euclid ave.
Today the East Cleveland
Woman's Club holds it's annual
luncheon meeting. New officers
and Board Members will be
elected for the following year.
There will be special music
by Sauliuf Alkaitis, violinist
and Audrey Alkaitis, pianist,
both from the Cleveland Music
School Settlement.
The club plans a sumer party
for the month Of June, the date
to be announced, and then club
activities will be ended until the
fall.
Mrs. Chester A. Thompson
Of the Women's Discussion
Group Of the Council of World
Affairs will speak at the May
28th meeting of the Heidelberg
College Women's Club to be
held at the East Cleveland
Public Library at 500 p. m.
Mrs. Harold Boehm of Shaker
Heights, president, will lead |
the business meeting, after
which program chairman, Mrs. \
Beck Of Cleveland \
Heights, will introduce the |
speaker.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-22
Personals

Kirk Teens and their mothers
are having a Mother-Daughter
banquet tonight in the school
cafeteria, women members of
the faculty also being guests.
After dinner a skit will be pre-
sented by the girls as the en-
tertainment for the affair.
Officers Of this newly organ
lied ninth grade group are:
President: Patricia Balemti;
Vice President, Louise Wood;
Secretary, Meg Kenton; Treas
urer, Sally Stewart; Chaplain,
Bonnie Williams.
Off for a three weeks flying
trip on the continent and the
British Isles are Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Rinear of lakewood
ave.
Karl Brown is patient at
Huron Road Hospital where
he underwent surgery recent
ly. His condition is reported as
good.
S. Robert Fraser, director Of
music for the East Cleveland
Public Schools is back at HUI
ron Road Hospital where he is
reported in good condition fol-
lowing surgery.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-22

Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Previte, jr., 1889 Pen
rose rd., a boy, Anthony Alan,
on May End, 1858.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Southeast House
To HOLD Annual
Vacation Camp

The eighth annual vacation
day camp of the Southeast
Neighborhood House will open
tomorrow and run to August %.
Boys and girls from 6 to IL
may take part in the informal
educational and recreational
program during the seven-week
period, with sessions scheduled
from 9 am. to 4 pm. Monday
through Friday.
The program will include arts
and crafts, music, drama, beach
trips, worship service, story
hours and health education.
AS . special attraction this
summer, music and dance
workshops, with piano, band
and toe dance instruction, will
be held every Tuesday from 2
to I pm. and Saturday from
10 am. to 2 pm.
The program at the house,
located at 324 Virginia avenue
Sc, is under the direction of
Mrs. Grace c. Lormans, pro.
gram director. Applications
may be made at Southeast
House. Southeast House is a
member Of the Health and
Welfare Council of the Ma
tional Capital Area sharing in
the United Givers Fund.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

told The Star she particularly
objected 10 the society's oppo-
sition TO the United Nations
and the National Council Of
Churches.
Since she joined in 1852, she
has been dissatisfied with the
society's "reactionary" attitude.
she said, but remained in the
Organization in the hope Of
"e ducating" her fellow
members.
This (resignation) is really
an admission Of defeat" she
commented.
Aggressive Minority"
In her letter. Mrs. Langdon
expressed the opinion that
members Of the OAR ARE sadly
misrepresented by an aggressive
minority who have been using
1t TO advance their own political
purposes"
Mrs. Langdon. who is . re-
tired social worker. said she
originally Joined the OARS
Army and Navy Chapter in
Washington, although she never
lived in Washington. Later she
transferred her membership to
New York.
She said her husband, who
originally had suggested that
she join the OAR. is proud of
the stand she has taken.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
NewYorker
Quits OAR,
Reps Group

Mrs. Russell c. Langdon Of
New York. wife Of a retired
brigadier general. has resigned
from the Daughters Of the
American Revolution to disas-
sociate herself from what she
termed ITS destructive causes. /"
II regret that have only one
resignation to give for my
country" Mrs. Langdon wrote
in a letter mailed Wednesday
to the OAR president general,
Mrs. Frederic A. Groves. at ma
tional headquarters here.
"ReaetiOhaFy' Attitude
Mrs. Groves left Washington
more than two weeks ago for
her home in Cape Girardeau,
Mo. The treasurer general,
Miss Faustine Dennis, who was
reached at her home here yes
terday, said she knew nothing
Of the letter.
Mrs. Langdon, who was vice
regent of the Ellen Harden
Walworth Chapter in New York,
Evening star., 1958-07-06

passengers and goes 80 mph.
The folded container can be
carried by the four-man crew
and unfolded in one minute for
use. The design uses aircraft
materials and production tech
niques to keep the weight down
TO 700 pounds.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

Efforts began yesterday TO
raise $4,000 as Washington's
quota toward a proposed new
Eisenhower Presidential Lii
brary at the Presidents birth
place, Abilene, Kans.
Robert v. Fleming, District
Z financier, is chairman and
director Of the local committee.
The national campaign Of pop
ular subscriptions is directed by
Benjamin F. Fairless, steel In
dustry magnate.
The total sought Is 90 mil
lion. The amount viii build and
equip the repository for Mr.
Eisenhower'S military and pres
idential papers. The State Of
Kansas already has purchased
the necessary land, q tract near
the Eisenhower Museum which
has attracted 100000 visitors
since 1854 when 1t was opened.
Completion BY 1861
Target date for completion is
January 1861. When 1t is fln-
ished, the library will be pres.
ented to the Federal Govern
ment as q gift Of the American
people. The Eisenhower IL
brary willbe the fifth Presiden-
Cial library in the land, others
having been erected to COM
memorate Presidents Truman,
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Hoover
and Hayes.
Chairman Fleming empha-
sized that the general aim Is
to get q large number Of small
contributions to make UP the
total.
Every American has a pa
triotic right to share in this
program" Mr.. Fleming said.
Young America can do its
part. Gifts in any amount are
Important
Committees Officers
Officers chosen for the local
committee are:
The District Board Of Com
missioners, honorary vice chair
men; Lewis T. Breuninger, Mrs,
Howard Aldridge Cofin, Clyde
D. Garrett. George L. Hart. jr.,
and Carl L. Shipley, vice
chairmen: Randolph q. Bishop.
secretary; Clarence @. Adamy,
associate secretary; John M.
Christie, treasurer; John C..
Gibbons. assistant treasurer:
James A. Councillor, jr., con-
troller, and Gustave j. Miller,
publicity director.
A partial list of members of
the steering committee in
cludes:
Floyd D, Akers, Bruce Baird,
James e. Black, Mrs. Max H.
Cornell Alexis Doster, Richard
P. Dunn, R. Roy Dunn. Michael
Evening star., 1958-07-06
D. c. Woman Named
To Music Society

Mrs. Hoy D. Davis Of 1929
Beech street NV. was recently
elected first vice president and
adviser of Mu Phi Epsilon. a
national professional music
sorority.
Mrs. Davis is president of
the Army Wives Council and
first vice president of the Fri
day Morning Music Club here.
She also serves on the women's
committee Of the National
Symphony Orchestra.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
slippery Never
Had It So Good

LONDON. Ont, July 5 (R.-
Slippery. the wandering sea
lion. will be greeted by a well
come home parade tomorrow
when he is returned from To-
ledo, Ohio.
Mayor Allan Johnston today
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Midget Jeep Turns
Into Its Own Carrier

DETRoIT-A small new per-
sonnel carrier. a midget jeep,
turns into its own carrier for
air transport and parachute
drops. Unfolded. 1t carries four
Evening star., 1958-07-06

proclaimed tomorrow slippery
Day" in honor Of the sea lion,
sometimes called Cyril, which
escaped from storybook Gar
dens Zoo. swan down the
Thames River to Lake St. Clair
and eventually was recaptured
by an official Of the Toledo Zoo.
The mayor urged all citizens
to come out to the parade which
will include bands and floats.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Eisenhower Library
Funds Sought in D. c.

Gill, Phillip L. Graham, George
r. c. Hayes. Garfield I. Kass
Samuel H. Kaufman. Harry
L. Merrick, Lewis M. Parsons,
John A. Reilly, L. Corrin
Strong, James C. Wilkes and j.
Franklin Wilson.
Arizona tribune., 1958-12-19
GSM Receives HonOrs

Golden State Mutual Life In
surance Company was accorded
industry-wide honors recently
when the Life Advertisers Asso-
citation voted the Company two
Awards of Excellence inrecog-
milton of its advertising and public
relations materials.
Judges considered 433 entries
from major insurance companies
throughout the United State and
Canada before honoring "a COM
panies for excellence in 10 cata-
gories. This is the third con-.
secutive year GSM has won an
award in at least one category.
Winning the honors for the COM
pany we're the GSM calendar
for 1858, which was voted one
of the three awards in the wall
calendar category, and booklet
entitled The GSMStory' selected
for it's 'meritorious prepar alton,
use and display of public rela-
tionS.'
GSM's prize calendar featured
Arizona tribune., 1958-12-19
Early Santa Visit

Santa Claus made an early
visit to ISIS Valley National
Bank employees this week -
leaving them Christmas greet
ings in the form of bonus checks
ranging up to full months
salary.
Checks, totalling $440. 600. were
being distributed to all employees
in the 81 state offices.
] In addition. another $40, 600 in
bonuses is being paid to VNB
building maintenance workers in
both Phoenix and Tucson.
Valley Bank president Carl
A. Bimson explained today that
distribution of the bonus is being
made will in advance of Dec. Is
'in order to ease the pressures
of Christmas shopping for our
employees
Local merchants appreciate
the added Christmas sales re-
sulting from early bonus pay
1.ments.
Arizona tribune., 1958-12-19
DRIVEN SERVICE
ELKs CORNER

Two new and charming wait
resSeS are now at the ElkS -
Opal Parker and Glodene Patter-
son. Notice their smiling faces.
Under the weather - Vera
Boddie, Susie Oby, and Charlene
O'Neal.
Installation will be held on the
first Friday in January.
Memorial services were held at
First Institutional B aptist Church
last Sunday. Rites were read
for Forrest Burney, Robert Will
son, J.D. White, Ben Washington,
and Anna O'Neal. David Solomon
exalted Ruler, Esther McElroy,
daughter ruler, Rev. A.G. Ken
drick and Rev. CO. Greenfield
were in charge of the services.
Arizona tribune., 1958-12-19
AROUND THE TOWN

Clarissa Hall and her combo
will appear several nights week
at the Watkins Inn.
Charley Lewis and his band are
packing in the crowd at the VFW
club.
Those G Boys Gray and Griffin
keep everyone swinging and
swaying at the Elks.
Joe Tanner and his crew have
been held over at the Riverside
Ballroom.
Arizona tribune., 1958-12-19

children as the subjects of six
black and white photographs.
Each of the pictures was coupled
with fitting Biblical verse to make
each tell story.
The new calendar is similarly
including children's photographs
and Bible verses.
The GSM Story is a booklet
which tells the story of the found
ing of the organization and pic
torially illustrates its develop
ment and expansion.
GSM holds the distinction of
being the only member company
in the National InS. Association
to win an LAA award.
& G~xs115a@> xs1
w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
BY Harry MoeeI APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA. !

1 bedrm., dinette, kit
Blk. TO shopping and 3 bus n lines:
lndry. laeil,; St7. so. XII. S-0039,
ARLINGTON. S.-Large / or 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

IdXH COLUMBIA RID. NM
bedrms.. lily. rm.. kit. bath. $9l
bath, So per mo. See res, mar
NO. 1921. RANDALL H. HAo-
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APIS. uMFuRHIsRED--O.c,
tcoNTINuEDl

3S0B I4th ST. N.w.-one bedrm.,
iy, rm,. kit. and bath; $50 80, ali
utils; incl. LEO M BERNSTEIN
a CO. Agent, DE. 2-64S4.
322@ 9Th ST. s.E.-spacious I-bed-
room apt, newly. decorated; quiet
and convenient location mr.. Boil
ling Field, Only $3.50, incl. all
s ssss MR. ~ sy go sc Palqss4 u ~ aH AL
NON q LUcH5 CO.. Ma. s-2345.
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THE BARKLEY
21OO EYE ST NV

Lovely corner I-bedroom apart
ment: large rooms, modern fixtures
Best Of downtown locations; only
SIS. so includes utilities. See resi-
dent manager or call Re. 7-42b4.
ADJ. ROCK CREEK PARK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

ARLINGTON. s. = Large / OF 2
bedroom apartment, near Penta-
gon. 270I 8. Fern st. See MR..
BECKWITH, Ant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
APIS URFURNIsREDD UMFURMsRDD UNFURNsHEDD
APARTMENT VALUES

494I N. CAPITOL (NorthWood
eeaa 7 III AL K6 and +. p e IE apis,
1885 3rd ST. NE. CTRe Gel.
montl-1-bedrm. apt, $3.50, 10
INSPECT, see manager, Apt. 5, u
phone AID. 4-402O.
23i5 LINCOLN RID. NE.-Bed-
S7S.5o. 70 inspect. SEE see mgr mgr. ADJ ADJ
lO2. Or phone NO; 7-3473.
1927 18th ST. N.w.-Liv. rm.,
bedrm,. kit, and bath; $69.50, eli
u' sOci ' PEoWSk AVE-. Takoms
Pk.-Bedrm,, lIy. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. and bath: $50.
1890 c ST. S.E.-Bedrm., liv.
rm.. din, kit. and bath: enclosed
porch: $04.60 To inspect, see
1anitor,. In basement.
r. A. HUMPHREYS a. SONS
2 Mass. Ave. NV. ma. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

AkL. - Air-eond.. redeeorated, l.
nedrm. apt; 5 Minis. d. c.; park
ing: fenced yard; .carpeted hall
Tays; $15 plus utils. IA. 5-3224.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

Az, N:-Nlce 2.bedrm. duplex,
Ar. Han; Se7 30. "a. s.6lhS NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

ATcHIsoN. Kans.. July 81
R.-swift. damaging food
waters sursed last. night
through Atchison. where an
other fash food caused So
million damage only three
weeks ago.
A belt Of thunderstorms
brought up 70 iive inches Of
rain to a wide area of North
east Kansas and Northwest
Missouri. The deluee pro-
duced fash foods IN several
cities.
Hardest hit we're Atchison.
10 city Of $4,000 population so
highway miles northwest Of
Kansas City. and the greater
City area.
on duty policemen we're
recalled this morning In Merr1-
am. Kans.. a suburb OF Kan
sas City. 10 help evacuate low
lying areas threatened BY Tur-
key Creek. Water blocked
streets throughout the metro
politan area.
No injuries were reported In
the storm area, but police res
cued dozens Of standed motor
lists in Atchison and Kansas
City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31


District and vicinity-Scat-
tered thundershowers tonight,
low about ~. Continued bot
and humid Friday with scat
tered afternoon thundershowers,
Virginia-Partly cloudy to-
night and Friday with scattered
afternoon and evening thunder
showers. Low tonight. 65-74.
Maryland - Warm tonight
and Friday with scattered
thundershowers. Low tonight,
lots in the east and 64-70 in
the west.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-South to SOUTH
westerly winds of 6-l2 miles
per hour tonight becoming To-
20 miles per hour tomorrow and
stronger during thunderstorm
ers. Visibility 9 miles or more
lowering to / mile in showers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

sun. today 9;Q7 an. s:21 pm.
sun, tomorrow 0:0S an. SEQ pm.
Moon, todsy Sal pm; z0o an,
0ne-hait hour after sunset.
PreclpifAtIon
MSnshly, Pgscipisation n n I, inches he's, in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
Policemen Hurt
AS Cor Hits Tree

Third Precinct Police sergt.
Gerald A. Murena, AZ, was in
iurea ssfIg today when his POI
ice ear hit . tree i'm the 1900
block pf sevsnteenth street
M. police sait
He was taken TO George
Washington Hospital with 4
face cut and possible CRACKED
rib. &
Sergt. Murena said he re-
members turning right onto K
atreet from sixteenth strnef
but then he 'bIacked out" until
after the wreck. according 70
Third Precinct Capt. Albert M,
Embrey.
Damage to the police car was
less than 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
LiberoIized Pensions
To Foce RiderHurdIe

The rider making more dcut TO obtain future bera-
nation Of civil service retirement BENEFITS win become law
this year
thereby making II certain that the rider win become
law as part Of 1853 Independent oces appropriations bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
How to Get Away
from YOURSELF

o Feel abused, neglected.
Suffering from that drained
feeling? Here's good news
Q dozen or more tested ways in
August Readers Digest to
make yourself readable by
reaching out to others. Being
wrapped up in yourself is
deadly. CAS- people reach out"
says a counselor, they get
pell"
Read How to Get Away
from YOURSELF" and the other
"a articles in August Readers
Digest. Get your copy today
-on sale at newsstands, drug
and variety stores, or super
market checkout counters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

and seven others In Federal
Court yesterday. It was said
to be the elimination Of q
two-year probe conducted by
the Post once Department, the
Securities and Exchange Com
mission and the New York
State attorney generals once.
Mr.. Mccarthy Is . brother
and former business associate
Of Glenn H. Mccarthy Of
Houston, Tex.
Mr.. Crosby. often referred TO
as q socialite- inancier, was
divorced by Miss Darcel. who
received q Mexican decree q
August, 1851. So
He formerly lived In the 400
block Of Davidson driye, Chevy
Chase.
The Indictment says Mr..
Mccarthy, Mr.. Crosby and
others assumed control Of the
Texas-Adams CO, n 1885 b
buying 2s3.00o shares Of stock
with S5l,700 Of the company'i
own money, and that they at
once increased the shares out
standing from 10000 to S.
100000. Soon afterward, the
indictment continued. they
boosted the authorized CAPT.
talization TO 40 million shares
The defendants were charged
with having misrepresentec
their company a. - new indus
trial empire" worth about $1t
million when In fact 1t was In
solvent.
The company. with ofices ir
New York and Denver. wenl
into bankruptcy in 1857. Il
had advertised itself as dealing
in oil, sulphur, gas, uranium
and aircraft.
After running up the share
total, the Government con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
Court Digs Too Deep
For Jury Ponelist

WICHITA, Kans. up. - The
name of Henry. Mar. jr., was
drawn for jury duty, but he
didn't have TO serve.
When the court hailiff called.
he found Mr.. Mar was on q
camping trip. Henry's father
also told the bailiff the pros
pective Juror Is q Boy Scout,
age 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

employees within these bound
ries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

Long Island and New Jersey
Beaches--Cl Cloudy Friday with
showers and thunderstorms
high in lower SOS.
Rehoboth- Ocean city-After-
Virginia Beach-Nags Head
Continued hot tomorrow with
afternoon thundershowers. +
Skyline Drive--Warm and
humid with scattered showers
and thunderstorms. High. To-
"a. Visibility fair. Some
patchy morning fog and some
fog in the vicinity Of showers,
~ River Report
From Us. EnslneersD
Potomac River cloudy at HARPER,
Fails; Shenandoah cloudy ct Harperi
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnieht ---.-. 10 Noon $500 81
IN. --y-- Pm. -- y
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employees within these bound
ries.
WOMAN sOUGHT-Top adj
ministration sources say the
White House. II ct all possible.
wants q woman appointed as
the new member Of the Civil
Service Commission.
As reported here yesterday,
one Of those under considers
ton is Mrs. Aryness Wickens,
longtime Labor Department
career employee and presently
deputy assistant secretary for
manpower and employment
there. Another woman being
mentioned for the post Is Mrs.
Robert 0Hnderson OF Rapid
City. s. Oak. Mrs. ounderson.
who has a background Of radio
personnel and public relations
work. Is national Republican
committeewoman from South
Dakota and formerly was vice
chairman Of the Citizens for
Eisenhower Committee.
Until 1888, 1t always was the
custom for one Of three mem
bers Of the csc to be a woman,
49,
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-wil-
liam Crentz of Interiors Bureau
Of Mines has received a TOP
performance award The
Walter Reed Travel Club /:
sponsoring q group trip to Mex
leo, August 81 to September 10
Call Mrs. Evans at Walter Reed
extension 1880. for further de-
tails General Services Ad-
ministration, Region 3. has
presented outstanding perform
ance awards to Dorothy Cork
cry, lola Elliott. Virginia Flet-
cher, Ruth Heath, Carl Hofer
Frederick Wrieley. Emma
Bland, Charles Cake, Marie
Davis. Catherine Fullen, STAN
ley Gorsky, Esther HAHN, Rosa
belle Hunter. James Kritzer
Edith Matthews. Lucille Mil
ford, Lea NORM, Susie Payne
Pauline Pine, Sophia Raynock
Angus Shaw. Ethel Siegel. Law
renee Spriggs. Lillian Stewart
Charlotte FARRELL, Catherine
Thomas, Carl Yeakel. Agnes
Young, William Couser, Ma
thaniel Floyd. Lloyd Gray, Har-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

vey Jones. Charlie Neal. George
Spriggs, John Williamson. Ro-
land Wilson, William Booth.
Louis Aserkoff, Alva Bearden.
Mabel Brown. Celia Cline.
Walter Cole. Delbert Costello.
Edwin Dowd. Seminole Harris.
Robert Hughes, Constance Jar
wins, Jane Kettlewell. Donald
Matthias. Lewis Spangler, Clyde
Smithson, Donald Stewart,
Margaret Sullivan. More award
winners in future columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

tends, the men then unIoaded
more than 5 million shares
throughout the country. prin-
cipally in New York, Pittsburgh
and Denver.
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Ex-AreoM Man and I exon
Indicted in Mail Fraud

NEwSxoRK July 81 N3.-Wilam J. Mccarthy, brother
Of Texas oil and hotel and Frank Peter Crosby for
maly Of Chevy Chase Nd and exhuband Of Actress Denise
Dtca indicted charges Of mail fraud involving
sag million in stock transactions
sO-count Indictment returned against the pair