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Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05
Mission Dip|omdtiea de Franco
Ira a Mexico Ell Proximo Abri|
Representurd a Espona en- eli conseio
Econ6mico-SociaI de Nociones Unidos

srafla, Arqu,tectura, Medicina
y Carreteras celebrates en- Me-
XicO
"Esta vista de abril, sin en-
barge, sera ell primer contacto
official en- Mexico a traves de
las Naoiones midas, observe
e. informante
La organization de las Nacio-
mes Unidas para la Education,
la Clencia y la Cultura (UNES-
COY, Sc efectuo en- Mexico, pero
Espafa, a la saxon, no habia in
gresado aun como miembro.
Espana y Mexico tienen ac-
twas reiacicnes comerciales, y
ell gobierno de Madrid cuenta
con I'm Embajador oficioso -
Onos de Plapdolit- en- la capt.
tal Azteca.
Onos de Plandolit, segun
fuentes i%nformadas, tiene dos
secretaries y un agente conner
cial en- Mexico.
Mexico, 2or su parte, tiene
I'LL agente commercial en- Espa-
ma, pero de sus asuntos, en- ell
pals, &c ocupa la representation
d%ipiomatica de Ell Salvador.
Diplomaticos e%spanoles Green
que ell concrete entire Espafa
y Mexico, en- vollmen total, pu-
diera ser aumentado en- Glen
m.llones de dolares, cincuenta
de oada parte.
La exportacion principal de
Mexico q Espana en- la actuali-
--(Pasa Ia pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

asuntos que no tienen NADIA que
yer con la seguridad nacional."
La adopcion de la primera
Ley Federal de Libertad Infor-
mativa, por la que Sc derog6
una Ley aprobada hace 1859 amos,
que permitia a los jefes de Off
Gina, por razones de buena adj
ministracion, que mantuvieran
sus archives secreto.
Ell rechazo de un proyecto
presentado por ell Gobierno pa
ra que los altos funcionarios
del pals no tuvieran que hacer
en- ell Congreso, en- ciertos asun-
tos previstos por la Ley las
declaraciones que fueran llama
dos a hacer.
La inclusion en- la Ley que
creo la nueva Administration de
Asuntos Aeronauticos y Espa-
ciales del pals, de una dispo-
sicion que garantiza la libertad
de information.
"En una sociedad democra-
tica, ell pueblo tiene ell derecho
fundamental a saber 10 que hace
su gobierno", dice Ell informe
de Ia Subcomision."
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

NACIONES UNIDAS, Nov. 4.
-(UPD-Una mission diploma
tica del gooierno del genera
lisimo Francisco Franco, la pri-
mera desde que termino la que
rra civil espanola, ira a Mexico,
pals con ell que Espafa no tie
ne relacioncs diplomaticas.
Espana que fue elegida re-
cientemente miembro del con
sejo Economico y Social de las
Naciones Uridas, ocupara su 81
tic en- ese ORGANISING Ell proxi-
mt primero de enero.
La delegation espanola como
las de otros nuevos miembros
del consejo fue consultada So
bre Is convenience de celebrar
la proxima reunion en- la ciu-
dad de Mexico, y dio SUI apro-
bacion.
Una fuente espahola diio que
Espana habia sido invitada a la
reunion del Consejo en- Mexi-
co y que, desde luego, asistiria.
Agrego que ell C~onsejo, GUAM
do acordo por unanimidad acep-
tar la oferts de Mexico como
sede, consulto al efecto con 81
Mlnistro de Espa1a, Diego But
gas de Dalmau que asistio a la
reunion como observador.
kecurdo que, en- ocasiones
previas dele gaciones de profe-
sionales o tecnicos espanoles,
nunca como representatives del
gobierno de Madrid, han parti-
eipado en- Congresses de Geo
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

Robertson hizo sus d~eclars-
clones en- un programa radial.
Concretamente Sc refirio a
un cambio de notas, al respec-
to, habido entire China Nacio-
nalista y Estados Unidos ell 10
de diciembre de 1854.
Tambien dijo que ebay toda
razon para Greer que ell regi-
men comunista (chino) sera de-
rrocado a la postre"; que los
comunistas "han adoptado una
posici6n absolutamente inequi-
voca en- las conversaciones d.
plomaticas de Varsovia, la de
"norteamericanos, fuera de Tai
wan" (Formosa), pues quieren
liquidar a China libre".
Jap6n del mismo modo que
las naciones anticomunistas de
Asia Sudoriental = agrego =
oficialmente aplaudio la firme
(Pasa q Ia pag. D.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05
[UI31Ol
RICO
proyecto photo.

pr0yecto photo.
I'm numero total de 1900
viviendas Sc c%onstruiria en- ese
proyecto photo, con una densi-
dad de IL familias por cuerda.
Ell area minima del solar con
casa duplex" seria de 400 me-
tros cuadrados, y ell area mini
ma del solar para cada vivienda
individual, seria de 240 metros
cuadrados. Ell costo del solar
seria SAILS por metro cuadra-
do.
Como Sc ha informado, dentro
Sc han elaborado cuatro tipos
de los estudios va realizados,
de casas dos individuales y
dos duplex con dimensiones y
facilidades minimas-cuya am
pliaci6n y termination pueden
ser hechas por la propia fami-
liza que viva cada casa, utilizan-
do su propio esfuerzo. La unidad
basica en- los cuatro tipos de
casas consiste de una sala-come-
dor, cocina, dos cuartos dormi-
torios, BANJO y balloon.
Sin embargo, es possible que
Sc simplifiquen ciertas normas
de diseno y metodos construc-
tivos para obtener costos mas
bajos.
Las actividades de planifica-
ci6n, construction y admins
TRACTION de este programa estara
a cargo de la Corporation de
Renovation Urbana y vivienda,
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05
Chang no Hard Ataques sin
Authorization de los EE. UU.
Washington no R~econoeerd eli Regimen
ComUnisfo Chino, Declare Robertson

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4
CUPID. - Ell Subsecretario de
Estado Walter Robertson de-
Estado Walter Robertson de-
claro que ell Generalisimo
Chang Kai-Shek, Presidente de
China Nacionalista, no empren-
deria ninguna accion ofensiva
contra China Comunista, sin ell
c~onsentimiento de Estados Uni
dos y que, en- SUI opinion, "Es-
tados Unidos no reconocera a
China Comrn'S. r';eptras per
manezcan en- el 0rder sus actua-
les go',errsr'e
Anadi6 que ell consentimien-
to de Estados Un'dos Sc referia
tambien a la ayuda nacionalis-
ia a cualcrier rcvuelta antico-
muris+" r. 7"'e on ell
te Gina.
Prestsnio Sc ista hasta $500
Halpert's 140 NE. 2 Ave. -Anun.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05
Is de Julio
Formula una
Declaration

I'll Comite del Exilio del
Movimiento rs de Julio, orga-
nizaci6n que tiene como lfderd
al doctor Fidel Castro, ACADIA
de hacer unas declaraci0nes
en- relacion con ell avi6n Sc
cuestrado de la Compania Gu
bana Y la Investigation anun-
ciada pOr Ell Departamento de
Estad0.
Dice ash la declaration:
A: Rene Viera,
"Diario Las Americas.
Presente:
El Comite del Exilio del Mo
vimiento Revolucionario 26 de
Julio, desea declarar 10 siguien-
he:
1-Nuestra Organization, da
la bienvenida a las investiga-
clones que Ell Gobierno ameri-
cano va a r~ealizar, en- relacion
con ell avion de "Cubana" de-
rribado.
2-Nosotros declaramos que
ell deseo de algunos cubanos
de estar en- nuestro pals, para
pelear por la Libertad, ha eau
sado la muerte de personas ino-
centes.
Bel Movimiento 26 de Julio.
desea que Ell Gobierno america
(Pasa . IL P&gina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

MANAGUA, Nov. 4 (Noti-
cias Cat6llcas) - Diputados
gobiernistas presentaron aqui
I'm proyectu de ley de prensa
que la mayoria de los perio-
dicoe consideran una mordaza.
Enderezsda a obligar a la
prensa a publican de inmedia-
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

cion Urbana y Vivienda, que
dirige ell coronel Juan Cesar
Cordero Davila. A corta distan-
cha de esa finca Sc esta desa-
rrollando uno de los sectores
industriales mas extensos del
Area Metropolitan, 10 cual, Sc
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

DEL "DlARlo TAs AMERICAS"
PELUCLAS DE LA
CORONATION

LONDRES, Nov. 4 (UPD-
I'm avion commercial de propul-
sion a reaction vuela hoy de
Londres a Nueva York tratan-
do de senalar un record en- la
historic de la televisi6n entire
gando la pelicula de la corona
ci6n del Papa Juan XIII en-
Nueva York a tempo para que
los norteamericanos puedan
verla esta noche.
(Pasa q Ia pag. %
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05
MUERT Y HERIDos

Las elecciones fueron las mas
tranquilas que registra la histo-
ria moderna, de Cuba.
Solo Sc tiene noticia de dos
muertes. Ell inspector electoral
Oscar Montalvo, que ejercia las
funciones de Secretario de la
Junta Electoral, perecio en- un
incidente con Antonio Maria
Hernandez, candidate de la opo-
sicion al cargo de Alcalde en- la
pequena localidad de San Nieo-
las de Bari, municipio de Gill
mes, provincial de La Habana.
Hernandez, que result6 herido,
esta detenido.
Un joven no identificado fue
muerto por la policia en- La
Ceiba, distrito de Marianao, su-
(Pasa a Ia pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05
GANO RIVERO

LA HABANA, noviembre 4
(UPD-Andres Rivero Agiiero,
elegido por ell Presidente Full
gencio Batista para sucederlo,
parece estar logrando una am
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

gun Sc lnf0r-
ma, a~seguraria
una continue
fuente de ira
bajo para los
residences del
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

plia victoria en- las eleciones
de aver, que probablemente fue-
ron las mas tranquilas en- la
historic de Cuba.
Rivero tomo una delantera de
cinco votos contra uno desde
Ell comienzo Y en- momento algu-
no SUI ventaja fue inferior a
cuatro a uno.
A la una de la malana ell
Tribunal Supreme Electoral dio
a conocer las s~iguientes cifras:
Rivero, 651,840 votos; Carlos
MARQUEE Sterling, 1876, 1854; ell
ex P~residente Ramon Grau San
Martin, 1O3, 20s y Alberto Salas
Amaro 38,024.
Unos minutes despues Ell Tri-
bunal Electoral suspendio ell es-
crutinio de los votos hasta las
8 de la mafana. tHora Local).
Debido al amplio margen que
ell candidate presidential del
Gobierno neva a sus oponentes,
el Presidente Batista ordeno que
Sc de termino al control que
ejercia ell Estado Mayor del Ejer
cito en- ell escrutinio de las cleo
clones, por 10 tanto este no
dara a conocer de aqui en- ade-
lante mas boletines respecto al
escrutinio. En- consequence no
Sc conoceran mas cifras de las
elecciones hasta que las de a
conocer Ell Tribunal Supreme
Electoral.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

la que tambien ha emprendido
un nuevo estudio para "un pro-
grama de viviendas en- aparta-
mientos con condominio para ia
milias de ingresos moderados,
con I'm valor por unidad que no
debera exceder de $6,000."
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

Ell ex Presidente de la Repu-
blica de Cuba, doctor Carlos
Prio Socarras, interrogado tele-
fonicamente por nuestro com.
panero Rene VieIa acerca del
resultado de las elecciones &C.
lebradas en- Cuba ell tunes pasa-
do y en- la que resulto electo
Presidente ell candidate del Co.
bierno, doctor Andres Rivero
Agiiero, declare con caracter ex
elusive para DIARIO LAS AME-
RICAS:
Eel resulta-
CUBA do de la farsa
electoral cele-
brada por Batista con ell pals ba-
jo ell estado de sitio, sin ga
rantias constituencies, sin Ii.
bertad de prensa, con las carce-
les llenas de presses politicos y
la mitad de la Nacion en- guerra
civil, confirma los p~ron5sticos
que venimos hacienda, desde SUI
convocatoria, Y sirve para reafir-
mar Ia posture de las fuerzas
que luchan por reimplantar en-
Cuba ell sistema democrat;co de
Gobierno.
Resulta de utilidad la farsa
porque entire ell dilema ingenuo
planteado por Grau y ell srupo
de empecinados en- concurrir a
las elecciones, entire la tests de
'balas o votos'' ell regimen Sc
ha e~ncargado de estableceT que
los votos, mientras gobierne Ba,
tista, no constituiran la solu-
cion.
Para aquellos que Green yer
en- ell resultado de la farsa cleo
toral I'm golpe a los propositos
de las fuerzas que Sc e~nfreatan
a la Tirania, hay que exhibir es-
ia verdad, de todos conocidas:
la Revolution no ha fijado to-
davia la fecha del empujon final
contra ell despotismo. Y esa fe-
cha, ogicamente, no la fijara
Batista.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05
Mienfrus Gobierne
Bofisfd Los Vofos
No Serdn SoIucion

Fl ResuItadO de las EIecciones
Reufirmu NUestru Posture. : Prio
Considerable Vent1ic de Rivero AsUere. =
MUertos y Heridos DUrante los Eleceiones. =
Tiroteos en- Motunzos. Escosos los Votontes
en- las PROVINCES. Los Rebeldes Asequrun
contin0un Dominundo en- oriente, las Villas
y comogUey. - Otras lmportantes Notices
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05
ACUSAN A DIEZ DE

ACUSAN A DlEZ DE
B0LITER0S
Diez personals identificadas
por la Policia como banqueros
de bolita, cinco colectores ge-
nerales y ell dueno de una i'm
prenta donde Sc imprimia ma
paSa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

MismbrO de Ia SOeIedad
I~nterameFleana de prensa
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-11

building which houses one Of
the finest, most modernly equip
ped barber shops to be found
anywhere. Further. in the de-
velopment of his corner, he has
included a very fine restaurant
and one of the better class night
clubs. The arrangement; the
length of the bar; the unique
plan of having the band stand
raised and directly behind the
bar are very pleasing to the eye.
His alert, intelligent staff, both
those behind the bar and those
who keep constant vigil on the
behavior of the guests, make
one feel at ease to relax and
enjoy a lovely evening.
So, with the greatest of pleas
ure and with a hope and a
prayer for his continued success,
we proudly doff our chapeau to
MIR. ROYCE SKIN" BARNES,
owner of SKINS CORNER, :"
139th street & Claire boulevard,
Robbins, Illinois.
So long.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-11
The "SatelliteS"1
To Strike Again!

The Satellites are planning for
your entertainment a "Sputnik"
Valentine Sweetheart Cock
tail Party to be given at Skins
beautiful new Lounge on Sun
day evening, February 8.
This affair is being carefully
planned so that the evening will
be most enjoyable one for you
to remember. Watch the Robbins
Eagle for more news and plan
along with the Satellites to be
at this affair.
FRITZ Smith, President
Bobbie Colquitt, Reporter.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-11
We Tip Our Topper
CONTINUED from page 81

ping stone to the realization of
the dreams of his youth-a first
class, fully equipped barber
shop. So while working in his
small shop he was presented
with the opportunity to enter
the service of Cook County in
the trade of his choosing.
Quickly, he accepted this OPP
portunity and diligently worked
at both his job and his shop.
During this period, he had pur
chased property at 10th street
and Claire boulevard = always
working toward the goal of his
dreams.
Today, we are proud to report
that the dream of our Man of
the Week, stands as monument
to the grit, determination, Sacri-
flee and work of a young man
who doggedly pursued the fig
ments of his dream until it be-
came a reality!
Our young man has given his
community lovely, m o d e r n
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-11
BLESSED MARTIN
R OSARY CLUB

The monthly meeting Of the
Blessed Martin Rosary Club will
be held Sunday, January IL, 1858
at the home of Mrs. J. Phillips,
1925 McBreen street, starting
promptly at 400 pm.
We would like for all men,
bers to be present for the cleo
ton of new officers.
Mrs. R. Sanders, Pres.
Mrs. G. Nails, Sec'y
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-11
THOMAS ]. KELLAR
SCHOOL NEWS

The PTA meeting of Thomas
T. Kellar School will be held
Tuesday, January IA at 7:3O pm.
in the gymnasium.
Preceding the meeting, the 9th
Grade Mothers Club will meet
in Room II.
The faculty and students APP
oreciated deeply the generosity
of Mr.. Walker Mayberry, who
supplied the students with fruit
candy and popcorn during the
Yuletide season.
know Your Com m u n t y
Week" will be celebrated during
the week of January 18th. Prom
inent citizens in the village will
be invited to speak to the par
ents Tuesday night.
Salt is used in steel making
to produce a hard surface.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given that:
Sealed proposals for the labor
and materials required for the
exterior masonry restoration
and weather-proofing of Dob
No. II the North, East and
West elevations Of the center
section of Shaw High School,
including all exterior masonry
in the courtyard adjoining the
Shaw High School 1903 Build
ing located at 1920 Euclid
Avenue, East Cleveland, Cuya-
hoga County. Ohio, and Job
No. p all elevations of Gale
donia School, including all
outside walls and court areas
except new gymnasium, To-
Gated at Ola Caledonia Avenue,
Cleveland Heights, Cuyahoga
County, Ohio. will be received
at the office of the Board of
Education of the City of East
Cleveland School District. 1S49
Shaw Avenue, East Cleveland
II, Ohio, in accordance with
the plans and specifications on
file at the said Board of Edu-
cation Office, until 1900 o'clock
noon, Eastern Standard Time,
on April 18th, 1858. Bids will
be opened Immediately there
after, read and tabulated by
the Clerk Of the Board of Edu-
cation. The awarding of the
contracts will be made pur-
suant to law and in accordance
with the General Code of Ohio,
Section 3313-46.
No proposal will be con-
sidered unless made on the
blanks furnished by the East
Cleveland Board of Education
in accordance with the specifi-
cations. addenda, instruction
to bidders and other contract
documents for the work. Sepa-
rate bids must be submitted on
each job and as a total for
both jobs.
The Board of Education re-
serves the right to accept or
reject any or all parts of any
bid submitted.
BY order of the Board of
Education of the East Cleve-
land City School District, East
Cleveland. Cuyahoga County.
Ohio. according to Resolution
No. 40, passed March 10. 1858.
n. l.. Leist
Published March 20, 27;
April 8, 10, 1858
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27

or private property, excluding
dedicated streets and ways set
out for public travel and here
tofore regulated. shall be pro-
'hibited without the consent of
the owner of such private
property or the proper gov
iernmental agency in charge of
such public property.
(2) That no vehicle shall be
parked on public property in
violation of rules and regula-
tions established by the gov
.ernmental agency controlling
such public property.
90 That no vehicle shall be
parked on any private property
in violation Of any regulations
established by the owner Of said
private property.
(4) That the provisions of
paragraphs (2) and (3) shall
not be applicable unless private
or public property is posted in
a conspicuous manner setting
forth the prohibition Of park
ing or the conditions and regu-
lations under which parking is
permitted.
(5) If any vehicle is found
upon public or private property
in violation Of any of the pro-
visions Of this ordinance and
the identity of the driver can
not be determined, the owner
or persons in whose name such
vehicle is registered shall be
held prima facie responsible
for such violation.
SECTION 8: That this ordi-
nance is hereby declared TO be
an emergency measure neces-
Sary for the immediate preser-
walton Of the public peace,
property, health and safety,
which emergency requires that
the Traffic Ordinance Of the
City of East Cleveland be
amended to provide for the
safe operation of traffic on the
streets Of the City Of East
Cleveland and to regulate park
ing of vehicles on public Or
private property, and provided
it receives the affirmative vote
of four-fifths of all members
elected to the City Commission,
it shall take effect and be in
force from and after its pas
sage; otherwise it shall take
effect and be in force from and
after the earliest period al
lowed by law.
PASSED: March 25. 1858
Attest:
isIG. T. Apthorp
Clerk of the Commission
Published: March 81, 1858
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27

Helen Smith, William Donaldy,
William Flinta, Elizabeth
Daugherty, Marie Stanley, Leo
ia Rollins, Jean Mowry, Grayce
Rumberger, David Hope, Ann
Hope, Walter Prendergast, lnez
Eichholtz. Lillian Robinson,
Russell Foth, ST., Eleanor Folc-
kemer. Walter Rohloff, Celia
Rohloff, Franklyn Lewis. Mona
Lewis. and June Farwick.
Morning services will be held
at 500. $50 and 11:15 a. m.
with the distribution of the
palms at each service.
Holy Communion will be OBJ
served in St. Paul's each day
in Holy Week, as follows: Mon
day and Tuesday at ZOO a. M;
Wednesday at 1000 a. M;
Maundry Thursday at 1000
a. m. and 800 p. M. On Good
Friday there will be a children's
service at 1000 a. m. with the
usual meditations at 500 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
Charles T.. Richards

For 43 years associated with
White Tool & Supply Co., and
vice president of the company
Charles f. Richards died Sun
day, March 23rd in University
Hospitals. He was born ~ years
ago in Carrollton.
He was member Of Ply
mouth Congregational Church
and director Of Heights
Masonic Temple Co.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Helen Sauer Richards; son.
DR.. Charles f. Richarts. jr. OF
Quincy. H.: dughter, Mrs.
Henry Fields; two brothers and
three sisters. The family reside
at 2277 Mt. Vernon blvd. Forest
Hill.
Services were held March
25th. Burial was in Lake View
Cemetery.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
Confirmation
AT St. Pau|s
Palm Sunday

A class of about so persons
will be presented for Confir-
nation at St. Paul's Episcopal
/ Church, East Cleveland this
Sunday at 1880 p. m. The Rt.
Rev. Beverley ID. Tucker, DID,,
retired Bishop of Ohio, will be
the officiant. Bishop Tucker,
for II years Bishop of Ohio be-
fore his retirement has con-
firmed scores of the present
members of St. Paul's and this
visit will be in the form of a
homecoming for him. The Rev.
Canon Laurence II. Hall will
present the class to the Bishop.
Over $50 persons have been
confirmed at st. Paul's in the
four years Cannon Hall has
been Rector. The parish now
has membership of more than
300 baptized persons.
The Parish Choir under the
direction Of Mr.. Edward Ander-
son, F.A.G.O., will provide the
special music. An informal re-
ception will be held in the
Parish Hall following the
Ceremony. All interested per-
sons are invited to attend this
ancient and historic rite of the
church.
Those being confirmed at
this service are: David Ander-
son. Bonnie Andrews. Robert
Armstrong. Carol Bischoff. Ell
len Bond, Sally Cornwall, Rus
sell Foth, ir., James Gillespie,
Edward Green. Judy Gardner,
John Kobal, Claudia Kraber.
Frank Krupa, John Landgraf,
Douglas Landgraf, Martin Ma
tus. Ralph Meacham, Cameron
Moore, jr.. James Smalley,
Kathleen Smith, Susan Van
Beneden. Susan Farwick, Susan
White, Thomas Krizman and
Carolyn Anderson, William
Myers, James Andersky, Shir-
ley Andersky, Shirley Norton,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
Deaths
Paul II. Rice

Paul II. Rice, secretary-treas-
urer of the board of East Cleve-
land Public Library died in
Lakeside Hospital March 23rd.
Services were held March 26th
in charge Of his minister, the
DR.. Yoder p. Leith of Forest
Hill Presbyterian { h urc n
The family home IS al l6l57
GIynn rd
Mr.. Rice mad been associated
with White Motor Co., and had
oeen its secreary since 1949. He
was the director of White
Motor Of Canada Ltd. and Auto
Sales and Service Corp.
A native Of Delphi. Ind, he
was a graduate of College OF
12-LEADER Il
Wooster and Western Reserve
University School of Law. A
World War veteran. he served
on the rationing board in World
War II.
He was a high Mason, mem
Der of Eastern Cleveland Ro-
tary Club and the Ohio and
United States Chambers Of
Commerce.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Marion Rice; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Jean Hilton and Mrs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
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Seven Hills OF Rome"
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