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(kHAtildtd ANih c9t
met with al immediate
response from many civic
organizations in the near
downtown areas.
Am,ns ar'y acaentances
of inv. q .ions 10 rneet with
neighboi * ~ re? csensa-
tives an II eli : of.iciais in
The Wee as Memorial
Building let ven z and
10 pm. on T'hurs lay, Jan.
sc, were: IRE Harmon
Avenue Flock Club, John
Mcdowell, I95 Harmon,
presiden,; the Friendly
Ne;gh6ovhc oi Ia prove
ri,nt Club Mrs. Ethel Huff,
2815 Scott; The Mortified
Block Cl.lb, L lille Lee, 6092
Mortified; The Belmont
Avenue improvement Club,
Mrs. Hattie Eickerson, $40
Belmont; he 24-25OO Pin
gree Block Club, E. Thorn
as. 2417 Pingree; the Clair
mount Block Club, Luther
Stanback, 2516 Clairmount,
Block Club, Mrs. J. Byrd,
500 King.
The Alger Block Club,
r.. Macon, 900 Alger. the
Sheridan Civic Block Club,
Mrs. Louise Ware, 2519
Sheridan; the 65-6600
Woodrow Wilson Block
Club, Alfred l.. Watkins.
65S2 Woodrow Wilson; the
East Philadelphia Impro-
vement Association, James
p. Allen, sos T.. rhiladel-
phia; the Dav son Assoc a
ton of Neighborhood and
Block Clubs. Raymond
Huffman, 2033 HaIleck;
and TIE Neighhorhood
Civic Club, William l.. Wat
kins, 2OS0 Cody.
The Mavor's keep De-
troit Beautiful Committee,
headed by Mrs. C. Sam
lilly as charm AN, is spon-
soring the meeting. More
than 400 civic and neigh
borhood associations have
been invited 10 send repre-
sensatives.
Attendance will not be
limited to association re-
personalities. h o W ever"
Mrs. lilly said. anyone
interested in helping keep
Detroit beautiful, and in
doing so. helping the Mayor
in his campaign TO keep
city expenses TO a minimum,
is welcome"
Speakers will include
Mayor Miriam Howard
Y. McClusky, professor
of educational psychol-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25
Nat King Cole Says
Bias Made Him Quit

CHICAGO Nt King" Cole,
Sa OF III, uHu tn show which
nj OF n mld-Decembcr.
ehargt ihst "a aeenc as and
=, IV poN.ors control and
'F'a'e w.-l stem on TV, and
t'Hl 'ln tastes o. the people.
n lhe Gareut issue of Ebony
alasasinc Cole also accuses
e'o Of being pgojuiiccd, and
}ng the South as a whipping
y TO agold ,ponsoiing quuli-
'''l Nceo artists.
IN Ills art Gle. Why l Quit
ray TV Show" ccle says.
Madison Avenue. The eenier.
o. The Advertising industry.
sna their big clients didn't
wani their produces associated
Nlh Negroes. I proved it.
iuty scramble III over each
.'pcF TO sign Negro guest stars
-, NIP hoost the ratings of
m'le Stars. but they won't put
u'ouey on a Nceio with his
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25
Musons Celebrate

InternaiionaI Masons Day was
celebrated on Saturday, Janu-
ary 10. with IN address by Gov.
G.. Mennen Williams at Inter
rational Masonic Temple, 2iGi
Gratiot, Corner of st. Aubin.
The program presented by the
District Joint Council Board
No. | of The International r.
& A. M was highly sueeessful.
according 10 Ernest Sowe'', Pro-
qrsm Chairman.
The O her speakers were DR.,
William V. Banks, Supreme
Grand M .ster of the Order; Re-
corders Judge Elvin Davenport
Councilman william T. Patrick
Jr.. and Joseph c. Cole Of the
Community Relations Commits
sion.
International M onic Day was
being celebrated throughout the
United States. the West Indies
and West Africa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25
Doctor
Acquitted

Or. Allison = Henderson, As,
Of G52 Arden Park. charged win
con piracy 10 commit abortion
va acquitted Thursday by Re
corce's Judge John =. OHara
o motion made hy his aitor-
ncy.
II Henderson was iengihen-
CD with the abortion ring by
police who alleged that he gave
prcgcncy tests 70 patents sent
20 hm d. Ko,ncr and Ed
ward md charged So each for
Che tests.
In granting the motion Judge
OIara said For as the tests
given by d. HencrSon 10 patti
enis. they were tests that might
be sivcn 90 any patient
Motions for direct acquittal
Of DIS gar Keemer. "a. Of
2075 ". Boston Blvd. Gilbert
Edwards. 81. Of 774O LaSalle
Ms. Lo'mclt swanson 80 Of
eos Keni'worth End Mrs La
bleu BIZ fieley IS of 1888 Cal
vert were denied by Judge o.
IIara and their fate will be de-
cided ~ Tho jury.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25

oNn show.
Cole, VINO refers &c himself as
the Jackie Robinson of tele
vision was the only Negro to
have a network TV show and
lie says le has proved his po.nt,
that a Negro star can have a
TV show that viii have accept
in the South.
ut.ve weeks, Cole says in Ebony
hc turned Gown 100000 IN
To do his show for ga conscc-
dates. p!owed ba k part of his
salary into thee show, and made
ether personal sacrifices.
Cole says NBC believed in
and stood by him. and he has
been tipped that they have
another show lined up for
him. He also tells OF the many
s'ars. while and Negro. who
worked for his show for moth
man to be denied show be-
ing. 10 show IL was wrong for
cause OF his skin color.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25
COM MENTATOR

lara was of lace and pcarIs
M chigan and consultant
to the Detroit board OF
4 q cati on Citizens
Committee; John Solt-
man, oi New York, ex-
ecutive vice pres deaf OF
Keep America Beautiful,
Inc, and Carl Walker,
educational director for
The u cpa1ts. M OF Pubic
Works.
Anti-litier moving pie
tunes will be shown. Dis
1h@s.on groups will cNploi 9
various phases Of the III
ter prob,om. Those m al
tendance viii be provided
with information ON city
ordinances, re p Oi1S on
ne gAborhood surveys and
distribution of litter bas-
ke.s, and information on
how to proceed IN cleaning
up a neighborhood.
The workshop will con
clude with a discussion by
a panel of experts. Mrs.
Kathleen Lardie, manager
of the Board of Education
Radio Station WD1 *, will
be moderator.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25

in New Orleans ,s
- The 6 cases were the boaro
r Supervisors Of Louisiana ..,,a',.
g c. University versus Ludley;
80 or'e ms Parish School Board
'' r,,sh louisiana Stale Board
y. r',nrs.ion VS.. Bailey: Louisi-
state Board Of EDUCATION
:. Lark. ih2 City Park lmpro-
,eicn' Association rs Dc n.,
wi NORTON Us. Davis. Thur,
Nl,.hall Dircctcr-Counsei
,,oIee8 Defense Fund argu-
ne lnst four cases on Wed
gv January IS; the other
,y, v3c reued me in'lowihe
!. hv A. p TGrcaui Of New
OfcgrS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25

The State University appeals
involved three separate suits
filed in February 1856 against
the Officials of Louisiana State
University. Southwestern Lou
isiana Institute and McNeese
State College; all challenged
the constitutionality of state
stetute requiring students seek
ing acmittance TO the institu-
tons 20 secure certificate
of eligibility and another term
mating the employment of nv
public school official who lid
.nything which would lead TO
indignation in any state sup
ported educational institution.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25

WHAT TO WEAE? Harold
ccnnell. Dodge shows and
exhibits manager. discusses
with wardrobe mistress Mary
Hollis. center. and fashion CO.
cr5inasor Ma = Olson. clcthin9
five mod.ls will waay Il the
Dodge exhibit curing the
cur emf Detroit Auto Show.
January 1926. AT The fashion
show. a hishiighi Of DSdJes
and the veil of illusion net.
She carried a lace muff on
was pinned a bouquet
OF white orchids and roses.
Mrs. Deiifus masron Of
honor, and Miss Connie
Cuice Of Birmingham,
Ala, maid Of honor, wore
dresses of peacock green
IL Do" tsfFets with
white green as the CON
trasting color. They cavri-
ed peacock green muffs
On which a bouque, of
white po'nse,t.A had been
pinned.
Maids were Misses Will
letta Howell and Shirley
Armstrong of Knoxville.
and Doris Willisms Of Tam
pa. Fla. Jacouel'ne Barnes
OF Pittsburgh, Pa. Their
dresses were of white-green
81 Do" tafetta with a con-
trast of peacock green. A
bouquet Of white poinsettia
was pinned on the white
green muffs.
Little Jan Harper flow
or girl and brides corsin.
wore a duo-green shade
tafetta dress. and she also
carried a muff.
Hats Of all attendants
were circle,s the color of
~n,o,,,,r cnriip,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25
MA(p legal Department Argues
Cir School Rights Gases Within Week

rr yORK-Six eases involving the CONSTITUTIONAL
NJ" Negroes were argued in federal court this
rights ottornoys for the NAACP Legal Defense and
week =, Fund Four school cases. one involv.
Edrs"nsnortaon and recreation Al were appeal
ed rendered IN favor of Negroes and the
ron ; was before the United States Court of Appeals
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25

their dresses and a cir
cular veil was attached
to each hat. The brides
mother designed and
made the wedding gown,
dresses and accessories
for all attendants and
herself. She wore pink
lace, the groom's mother
blue lace.
lshcrs were Wilson lIol-
land, Henry Rawls, Viii
liam Jones, William Lewis,
all OF Knoxville; Edward
Delifus Of Richmond, Va,
and William Merritt of
Clinton. n. c., brides cou-
s'n. The groom and his at
pendants wore Oxford Jack
cts, striped trousers and ac-
CesScrieS.
AS man and wife" the
newly-weds left the red
rose-poinsetta decked al
tar, thanked by a minat-
ure. manger on one side
and a eolorful statue Of
Jesus on the other, and
greeted The many we'll
wishers at the wedding
breakfast in the church
refractory. Later, MIR. and
Mrs. Shaw motored TO At
lanta, Ca. for a honey
moon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20
| SEE BY THE DAlLIES

Matthew NJ. Nicely, U. S. Sena-
tor from West Virginia. died Jan
uary IS. He was IS. lie had held
various political Offices for IS years.
Congress was told Y. S. could
sustain a sneak blow. and still
knock out the Russians.
Death toll from earthquakes and
landslides in Pacific coast coun-
tries of South America mounted to
20.
Kansas City area buried with Is
TO IS inches Of snow.
Living costs in December re-
manned unchanged.
Twenty were reported killed in
riots in Venezuela.
A House committee voted S14
billion for missiles.
The Navy called of its attempt
to launch its Vanguard satellite.
Premier Chou Of China refused
to free U. S. prisoners.
Robert Young. railroad executive,
committed suicide in Florida home.
American colleges and unive.-
sites were pictured in a worse
financial cqueeze than ever before.
United Auto Workers proposed
that auto industry split its profits
before taxes with employees and
customers. The proposal was re-
iected ny big auto companies.
A military transport with AZ
aboard collidcd with a single-en-
CINE craft.
Senate voted over half a billion
for space age defense bases.
Six British died as two trains col
lided in a London fog.
Soviet reaction to satellite of U.
S. was 1--WE Must Hit the Moon"
Goodyear planned a 50 million
plant in West Virginia to manufac-
turc a new plastic film.
Twenty-one escaped death in Cali
fornia when an airliner crashed
and burned.
U. S. challenged Communists to
accept guaranteed free elections in
Korea.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20
InstaIls Night Depository

Customers Of the Garrett Nation
al Bank viii now be able to make
deposit. at any hour Of The day OF
night, It was announced by W. r..
Ofiutt. president There has been
installed modern night deposit
system.
The dual entrance system con-
sists of lleylcss slot into which
sealed envelope deposits are made.
Bulkier deposits in locked bags are
made into hopper guarded by a
rectangular steel door 10 which the
customer has the key each type of
deposit is automatically transmitted
down metal chutes into a burglary
resistivc money safe located inside
the bank where the deposits re
main until removed by two of the
banks executive personnel. Outside
withdrawal is impossible
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20

Robert Helbie is a patient at
Myers clinic in Phillip w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burgwald were
in Pittsburgh over the Weekend.
Cheston II. Browning III, student
al Mercersburg Academy, is spend
ing his spring vacation here with
his parents
Mrs. j. NJ. Wareham, of Mt. Yer
non, O., was visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. a. y Naylor, over
the weekend
Garrett Temple No. II, Pythian
Sisters, will have a covered dish
supper on Monday evening, March
"a at 6 o'clock.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20
Oakland Personals

Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Sinccll Fair
mont, w. Va. were recent visitors
of Mrs. Benz. II. Sinccl.
Mr. and Mrs william Hcs1n
moved this week into one OF the
limbaugh apartments on Fourth
street.
Mrs. John Stciding. of Lonacon-
ing, visited her father Wade IT,.
Mason, who is i'll, at his home on
Deep Creek Lake.
s. Townshend Navlor left last
Thursday for vacation trip in
Florida. He expected to be absent
for several weeks.
Joseph f. Helbig was able to be
out Tuesday for the first time since
returning from the Doctors hos
pital in Washington.
Banks Of Oakland will observe
Maryland Day, March IS. as a legal
holiday. and will not he open for
business on that day
Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie yelling, Jr.,
of East McKeesport IA, former
residents of this area, have gone to
Miami. Florida, to live.
Mrs. Henry Kitzmiller is a patti
ent in Garrett County Memorial
hospital where she is under OBJ
servation. She was admitted last
Friday.
Mrs. Bessie Price instructor in
Southern High school, returned to
her duties ON Monday after having
been patient in Garrett County
Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Della l.. Biggs Mikus has
returned to Jacksonville. Fla,
after having spent two months
here with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs Ed Wilson.
Lloyd Hauser spent last weekend
in Oakland at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hauser.
He was accompanied upon his re-
turn to Baltimore on Sunday by
his wife and three children.
Garrett Temple No. II Pythian
Sisters, will have initiation on Mon
day evening, March "a. Staff mem
bers are to be present for practice
on Sunday evening, March %. at
100
Members of the Tri-Mu Sunday
School class of St Pauls Metho-
dist church will meet at the home
of Mrs. E. Ray Jones next Wedncs-
day, March 26, following the union
/ Lenten services.
/ Associate Judge Neil c. Fraley
was in Cumberland on Saturday
night to attend a testimonial din
ner in honor of Chief Judge George
Henderson, who retired from the
| bench on Monday.
Mrs. Lester Bachtel and Mrs
Weir Roth, of Loeb Lynn, were
visiting Mrs Bachters parents, MIR
and Mrs. Harry Moon, at the home
of her sister, Mrs. A. z. Friend
Loeb Lynn. on Tuesday.
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Offices in the Court House will
be closed on Tuesday March .
III observance Of Maryland Day. Il
local holiday
The Young Adult class Of Bethel
Methodist church. Mt Lake Fark,
is having a covered dish supper
in the church basement ON Tues
day evening, March 25 at 6 o'clock.
The Young Adult group of the
Lutheran church met last Sunday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. j. Sacher, Center street.
Miss Robert Cogley discussed the
topic, Communism versus Christ
ianity." Twenty persons attended.
{. c. Dick Helbig returned to
his home here on Saturday night
and is considerably improved in
health. He was patient in Gar
field and Georgetown hospitals in
Washington for several weeks.
Lieut. Ronald l.. Ream. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. IIalllnd G.. Ream,
Deep Creek Village, spent the
weekend here at his home, Lieut.
Ream is stationed at the Naval
Air station at Chincoteague, Va.
Word has been received here of
the death of Mrs. Mary Jane Kill
Illus, wife of sic. Walter L. Killius,
on March 8 in San Antonio. Texas
Sic. Killius is a former resident of
Mt. Lake Park.
Members Of the Mizpah Sunday
School class of St Paul's MethO-
dist church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Robert Dewitt on Wednes-
day. March 26. following the union
Lenten Service. Mrs. George Porter
will be co-hostcss.
The Oakland office of the Mary
land Department of Employment
Security will be one of twenty
such offices throughout the state
that will remain open on Mary
land Day, Tuesday. March 25. ac-
c0rding to an announcement from
The state office.
Miss Clara Ann Lewis who con-
ducts dance classes at Southern
High school attended the National
Association Of Dance Artists in
Pittsburgh Miss Lewis presented
original routines to dance teachers
from the Tri-state area. She was
accompanied by her assistant, Mrs.
Karen Rumble
a birthday party was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.
Friend in Loeb Lynn on Satur-
day evening, March Is. given by
Mrs. Friend and Mrs. Leroy Nc
Williams. in honor of the birthday
anniversaries of Mrs. Lester Bach
tel and Mrs. Melvin Calls Only
immediate families were present
Az and Mrs. ". Kent Kisner, of
Big Spring, Texas announce the ar
rival Of daughter, Mindy Sue,
born March II. The mother is the
former Judith Welch, daughter of
Mrs. Elizabeth WEIGH, of Baltimore
Paternal grandmother is Kitty F.
Kisner, Of Arlington Va. All are
former residents OF Oakland and
Mt. Lake Fark.
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Six Births Occur

Gv births occurred during tho
past week at the Garrett County
Memorial hospital in Oakland,
four boys and two girls.
on the 18th 4 son 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert NJ Filsingcr Swan
ton: son to Mr.. and Mrs William
J WEIGH, Oakland.
on the 18th a son to Mr. and
Mrs David M. Holland, Mt. Lake
Park.
on the 18th a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry C. Rodchcavcr,
TIazelton W Va
ON The 18th son TO Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur c. Swcitzer, Swanton.
ON the 18th a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Shroui King
wood, W. Va.
During the week the hospital adj
mitted 40 patients and discharged
sc. Census this morning was 81
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20

Industrial production in January
dropped to lowest level since Feb.
1855.
DR.. G. f. Ward. cancer specialist
at Johns Hopkins hospital, died at
81, of cancer.
A New York builder bid S20l 600
for Ellis Island, former immigra-
ton center in New York harbor.
Governor Underwood Of West
Virginia expressed alarm to the
President at further curtailment Of
army national guard STRENGTH.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20

ployed, BobtoWn. Pa, and Ruth
Elaine Hickle, %. UniontoWn, Pa.
Charles John Lewis, 81 oper-
ating engineer, and Wanda Luann
Masters. II. parents CONSENT
both near Terra Alta, w. Va.
Tommie Allan Feaster. 20, par
ents CONSENT laborer and Betty
Louise Nazelrod. 20, both Mays
Vile, w. Va.
Frank Earl Brown, SO, and Rose
Alainc Parker, %. both Shaw, w.
Va.
John Joseph Ringlcr, %. U. S.
Marine. ElknS. ". Va. and Donna
Jean Onda. 10. Pittsburgh. Pa.
/ Edward Donald Daniels, 19, par
cnt's CONSENT timber cutter, and
Patricia Ann BurnWorth, II. par
cnt's consent, both near Mill Run,
Pa.
James Arthur Massey. 18 par
cnts CONSENT gas station attend
ant Flint, Mich, and Martha Mae
Uphold. II parents CONSENT,
MorgantoWn W. Va.
Robert Alfred LoWcrY, 80. U. S.
army, and Lauretta Susan Maust
| 20, both Mcyersdaic. Pa.
Thomas Theodore BroZik. 10,
/ parents consent SmithfieId. Pa,
and Roiean Evelyn Ramage, 10,
/ Fairchance. Pa.
John Ernest Thomas, %. laborer.
near Oakland, Md. and Arbutus
Leona Lloyd, Is, parents CON
sent Hutton. Md
CLYDE Bruce, 81 laborer, near
UniontoWn. Pa, and Edna Mae
Poster. p, near Dunbar. Pa.
Walter Edward Stonebraker. 81,
coal miner, and Helen Lorraine
Bishop, 50, both Morgantown, w.
/ Va
Glenn Martin, q. L. S. Marine
corps. and Sara Joyce Ginger
man, H. parents CONSENT both
Dunbar Pa.
Grant Lytle. Jr.. %. shovel oper-
ator and Margaret Marie Hoover.
! "a, both Warren Ohio.
Ronald Ludwig G1unal, %. Sec
treas Dorman Mills and Dixie
Lee Golf 90 both Parsons. W. Va.
Huey Long Hamrick. %. steel
worker, and Shoiie Mary Lancas-
ter, IS. parents CONSENT both
Booth, ". Va.
Donald Raymond VanSicklc. %,
laborer. Niles. Ohio. and joyce
Elaine Myers, is parents CONSENT.
near Smithfield, Pa.
Andrew Vincent Bianeardi. II.
p, carpenter, East Hartlaad. Conn.
and Donna 10 Acotto. p, near
/ UniOntown Pa.
John Charles Fasold. 81. dental
technician, Fairm0nt, w. Va. and
Eta Louella DaBarr 20. Grafton
W. Va.
Leo Howard Haskell, 81, miner
and Maxine Mildred Johnson. 49,
both Tunneiton. w. Va.
Robert Paul Jones, %. constable
and Nancy Pat Hansford 19, both
Elkins, W Va.
Robert Martin Balser. IN. 29
baker and Elva Clareua Wick
ham, ID, both Elyria, Ohio.
Est0n Seymour Nelson. 20 par
ents consent, operating engineer
! Cabins, w. Va and Maxine Eliza
beth NeSSelrodt. II parents con
s2nt, Arthur w Va
James William Fike. p. Friends
vile and Helen Marie Haenftling
IS Accident.
Charles Junior Harter. 81, la
bOrer, near Weston, w. Va. and
Elsie Carol Rowan 16 parents
CONSENT near Jane Lew. w. Va.
Dewey Lester Hall SIS. woods
man, and Daisy Ellen Huffman. 50,
both KingWood, W Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-20

Manufacturers Of Northrop Shark
guided missile said weapon has
range of more than $500 miles.
Soviet Sputnik l "evaporated" on
January 4, Reds claim.
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27
Campus
Echoes

Another Shaw High School,
graduate has made Deans List
Cara Warner, Shaw 1858 and a
Freshman at Ohio University
is on the Deans list there. Cara
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond j. Warner, 1908 Rose
mont rd.
Leonard Short, son of Mf.
and Mrs. Ollie Short, 1896 East
141st ST., is currently serving
as senator of the Hiram Col
lege student body.
AS a member of the student
government, he participates in
the budgeting of over $4,000
in student funds, the appoint
ment of campus leaders, and
the supervision of all student
activities.
The governing body also
serves as a sounding board for
student opinion, and initiates
legislation designed to meet the
ever-changing needs of the STU
dent population.
Leonard, a senior majoring
in religion and philosophy, is
also a member of Chi Sigma Pi
social club, Chi Alpha, the de-
bate team, and is presently the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27
Prospect Elementary Honors
Its Tag Football Champions

Instructor Herbert E. Klauss;
Mr.. George Dion, sixth grade
teacher at Prospect; VIM. Wells
of the East Cleveland Y.M.C.A.; /;
and Donald Drebus, coach of
the Shaw High Cardinals, who
showed the boys some movies
Of Shaw football games.
The boys presented Coach
Perry with a white autographed
football, specially prepared for
the occasion by Art Supervisor
Bruce Holderbaum of Shaw
High School. But perhaps the
proudest people of all at the
dinner were the boys dads, who
were also guests Of the evening.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27

Prospect School won the tag
football championship this year,
in competition with the other
five schools of the city. In rec
ognition of their winning sea-
son, the members of the team
were guests at a spaghetti din
ner held in the PIT A. room Of
the school last Thursday eve
ming.
The POSTMASTER, Principal
Raymond Vinborg, and the
adult guests all paid tribute to
the teams fine performance.
The other speakers were their
coach, Mr.. Robert Perry; Boys
Elementary Physical Education
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27

IN CLEVELAND
Booth MsnorioI
CIevsIond Clinic
Cleveland Metropolitan General
Florence C.-iffenfon Homo
Evangelical Deoeonsss
foirview Park
Forest City
Forest Hill
Grace
Jewish convofesesnf
lyfheron
NJ. Sinai
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27

morning pro grams for the
younger grades called for mass
goings and; comings Of young
verse speakers, singers, and
dancers; and this required space
and lots of it; but the fifth and
sixth graders leaned toward
dramatizations, with curtains
and all. This pro b e m was
solved by having the two morn
ing programs in the Gymna-
SUM, with the spectators sit
ting in a hollow square around
the walls; while the afternoon
progra m was held in the
schools auditorium.
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graders at their morning pro-
gram, under Miss Conklin's di-
rection, and everything worked
out fine.
For another thing, the three
programs featured different
kinds Of activity, which called
for different kinds of surround
ings or staging" The two