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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17
Sunday Brings
Guest Preachers

DR.. William J. Macleod OF
Baldwin Wallace College will
be the guest preacher at the
First Presbyterian Church of
East Cleveland on July Goth and
9th. The summer schedule with
only one Sunday worship serv-
ice at 10 a. m. will be contin-
ued through the seventh of
September.
Guest preacher at Calvary
Lutheran Church, Euclid at
Lockwood aves., this coming
Sunday, will be the Rev. Theo-
dore Horne of Bedford, Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17
A Delicious Way To Help

Lakeside, Ohio, sounds like a
summer resort, and it is one of
our finest. However, it is "rec-
reation plus" to thousands of
Ohioans who attended its vari-
Gus Institutes each year.
One such institute is that de-
signed by and for the high
school youth of our own Cleve-
land District of Methodism. The
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
Windermere Methodist Church
sends each year twnty-five or
thirty high school students for
week of program planning,
inspiration, and fun. Their en-
tire year ahead is projected in
outline as they renew ac-
quaintances, and buckle down
to some serious considerations
pertinent to themselves and
their world.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17
'AFS Student Nina Baker Finds Life
Exciting As One Of Dutch Family

beautiful flowers everywhere.
This is a musical family and
Mia has poetry books in the
English language. They are 60
ing to Italy, July 26th. They
buy yellow roses for the living
room. Mia has ten plants in
her room, and there are plants
everywhere in the house.
l love them all, already.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17
Picnic Race Results

40 yard dash for boys Z to
9 years: 1st, Paul Keefer, 965
Whitby; End, Mike Wolfgram,
14627 Strathmore; 3rd, John
Murtha, 146O5 Strathmore.
Peanut race for girls Z to 9
years: 1st, Gail Hecker,
1904 Ravine dr.; End, Roberta
Case, 1898 Hayden, apt. 6: 3rd,
Milissa OFT, $3.50 Taylor I'd.
80 yard dash for girls 6 years
and under: 1st, Karen Hecker,
1904 Ravine dr.; 2nd, Sally
Kent, 1900 Beaumont; 3rd,
jeanne Lessner, 14409 Arden
all.
80 yard dash for boys 6 years
and under - 1st, Ricky Davies
1876 Helmsdale; End, Larry
Roberts, 1O520 Mt. Carmel.
apt. F; 3rd, Joe Murtha, 146O5
Strathmore.
Funnel catch for men and
women couples Michaelene
Buckheit, 1867 Beaumont and
Percy Klein, 878 Helmsdale.
40 yard dash for boys 10 to
II years = 1st, Dale Pincombe,
1345 East 141st ST.; End, James
Murtha, 1865 Strathmore; 3rd,
Ken Whigham, 14009 North
field ave.
so yard dash for boys 13 to
Is years - 1st, Tom Tiff,
1925 Gainsboro; End, Paul
Miller, 14207 Mayfair; Bird, Or
vile Wright, 14015 Strathmore.
40 yard dash for girls Is to
Is years - 1st, June White,
4456 Monticello; End, Marie
Zampino, 1856 Penrose; 3rd,
Diane Traxler, 14207 Mayfair.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17

On Friday evening, July 18th
the Windermere MYF is hav.
ing its annual Lawn Fete or
the Church lawn. Such deli.
cacies as ice cream, home made
cake, coffee, soft drinks, home
made made fudge and whole
cakes will be served for public
consumption from 7 to 10 pm
Proceeds from this social" will
help defray expenses Of Lake
side Institute. The public is
invited to come out and assist
the youngsters.
The committee consists Of Bill
Olsen, president; Nora Mayer,
in charge of tickets; Patsy Ken
nan, food serving; Dave Moore,
chief dishwasher; Chuck Alex
ander, properties; and Becky
Morrow, publicity.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17
Laundry Seeks
Sunday Permit

The city Of East Cleveland
has still another law suit on its
hands. The 12501 Superior
Corp, laundry operators, 80
seeking a writ Of mandamus 10
force the city to rescind its
decision that the laundry must
not operate between midnight
Saturday and midnight Sunday.
The appeal, filed before the
Zoning Board of Appeals, had
two hearings before the City
Commission. The Board grant
ed the request for the laundry
with the No Sunday restric-
ton. The 12501 Superior Corp.
seeks to have this restriction
deleted.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17

| WOrQ from NINA, ana TIT
H. F. Bakers of 2119 ReyburI
rd. are sharing their letter:
from the 1858 American Fielc
Service student abroad with
East Clevelanders whose con.
tributions to ATS have made
possible this student exchange
participation.
Her first few weeks will b.
spent in the Hague, capital o.
the Netherlands.
Nina crossed on the S. 8
Waterman and her detailed
diary and lengthy first letter
received but a few days ago
are packed with information
The Leader will report a few
Of the most interesting reports
and comments.
Enroute the ATS students at
tended daily classes, Mina's
being devoted to the language,
the history and the government
Of the Dutch people since she
was Holland bound. Also there
was briefing on what is expect
ed of an ATS student. Tucked
in between were ship sports
and entertainment, with Minna
enjoying many of them, includ-
ing being in the chorus line of
a quickly gotten together theat-
rical performance.
Mina's summer Family" are
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Peters,
daughter Mia, 18, pronounced
Meela) and son, Martin, 9.
All speak English except Maar-
ten who is learning fast. Mr..
Peters is associated with the
Shell Oil Company and until
two years ago, the family had
resided for many years in In
dionesia. However. Mia had
been in Holland in a boarding
school the last four years be-
fore her parents returned there.
They live in a Broom flat
with bath in a new building and
have ultra-modern furniture in
that lovely rich brown wood,
and many Indonesian pieces.
Mrs. Peters gets her hair done
at the beauty shop. They have
a foreign make car with trailer
being a family that travels a
great deal.
Mia is 5 #. 5 in, medium
weight, rosy cheeks and black
curling hair. She was taking
her final exams 'at the time
Nina arrived. She passed,
writes Minna and will get a
scholarship to the University
of Iowa, USA Mia studied nine
hours a day for seven days for
this exam.
Nina is invited to attend the
Worlds Fair with Mila's class.
Sunday, June 22nd: They all
went to the Catholic Church,
except Poppa who is a Protest
ant, like us. Then we had cof-
fee with whipped milk in it
and a silver of pie-the crust is
granular, like some cakes, so
it was good and sweet.
Their radio picks up sta
tions all over Europe. I heard
"Tequila" in French. There are
no commercials, only an occa-
sional announcement Of titles.
We kids walked thru the
dunes and along the beach to
the shops and had waters with
cream. The dunes are covered
with bushes, pine trees and
grass to protect them. ! can
Sc them through their living
room picture window. There are
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= uIIefin
The Chevrolet Biscayne
winner is
MRS. ELWRA FALVO
14714 Lake Shore Blvd.
.Weatherman
Holds Off
For Picnic

Despite the adage that rain
on st. Swithin's day July 15)
means rain for 40 days, the
East Cleveland 18th Communi-
! ty Picnic was going strong un-
der clear skies at Euclid Beach
at the time Of this writing,
400 p. m.
The Picnic Committee de-
clared the show would go on,
rain or shine, or at least be-
tween showers should the
weatherman suddenly call for
umbrellas. You, who were at
Euclid Beach Wednesday, now
know the answer to this one.
Gay was the crowd that
started packing the park and
all its concession rides by mid
afternoon. Thousands NOR e
were anticipated by the Night
Program and the gift giving.
Roy Wisecup and his Rec.
Committee kept the race pro-
gram going at a swift pace and
the youngsters certainly had a
grand time, hot tho it was.
Fred Henderson beamed at
the Log Cabin crowds while
Ticket statesmen kept an eye
on those two barrels. Stubs
were dropped, poked, squeezed
in.
But successful outings like
this just don't happen. In the
background, at least some of
the time are those hustling en-
thusiasts for community doing,
who busy as any merchants,
take time out once a year to
put on this biggest one city pic
mic.
General Chairman Chuck
Rendlesham had top assistance
all down the line. Every de-
tail was completed satisfac-
torily.
Jack Wise and Joe Eckel
called on the auto dealers and
the folks who admired and COM
pared got a lot Of new auto in
formation.
Don Fisher headed the Grand
Prize committee-and the auto
certainly is grand.
And those prizes, $4,000
were garnered by the leg
work and sales talk Of Ray
Campbell, Les. Ciancibello, Don
Fisher, Jack Gayer, Chris Gra-
mines, Chas. G. Hamilton, Sam
j. Leslie, Harry Martin, Bill
Nelson, Merle Owen, jr., DR..
j. A. Stahl, Hy Tobin and Tony
Tomsic.
Don Fisher and his hustling
aides had that big ticket sale
and distribution, but it went
over big, thanks to Robert
Thompson, jr-., vice-chairman;
co-chairmen Les. Ciancibello,
Jack Clark, Al Cutler, Walter
Daugherty, Lou DiVitto, Joe
Eckel, Frank Eckert. Chris
Gramines, Chas. J. Macdonald,
Geo. n. Nelson, Alfred F. Nor
wick, Lou Planinc, Jos. NJ. Pro-
please turn to Page p
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17

Clubs. Mrs. Arm has served it
in every capacity. Currently she
is the chaplain.
As charter member Of the
E a st Cleveland Community
Council, Mrs. Arm was well
qualified TO decide What to
keep" when the 20-year accu-
mutation of papers was
screened a few years ago. As
sisting were Mrs. Z. p. Swish
er and Mrs. James Sneller. An
other outgrowth Of her interest
IN the service man was her sug-
gestion to found the Blue Star
Mothers Club. The club con-
tinues with peace time pro-
gram for the patients in the
veteran hospitals.
The East Cleveland Congre-
gational Church has honored
this most worthy citizen with
the title of Deaconess Emeri-
tus. The East Cleveland Wo-
mans Club has enjoyed her con-
sultation as director.
Most recent of this active
woman's organizing ability is
the Grandmothers Social Club
just what it's name implies, a
getting together of grand
meeting in the Public
Library.
Following the custom, Mrs.
Arms name will be added to the
Citizens Award Roll at City
Hall. Already inscribed thereon
are the names of: David Whale,
1854; Elsa c. Berg, 1865;
George n. Nelson, 1856; Rollin
Rendlesham. 1857.
Judge Addams expressed the
thanks of the committee for the
cooperation given them and
stated that all records of
submitted h a d
been impressive. He held that
"many worthy citizens must
unite in a common cause self
lessly if we are to attain the
enviable reputation of East
Cleveland as a city with a civ
ic conscience, sustained and
governed by the Golden Rule"
In turning to Yesteryear for
their Most Worthy Citizen, Ad-
dams explained: Our Commit
tee seeks to recapture and pre-
serve a symbol of something
dedicated to the service of God,
Our Country and our Comma
nifty
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17
By Bob Keefer

Final arrangements have
been made for the Fourth An.
nal Amateur Day Program te
be held at Shaw Field on Sun.
day, July 27th. Almost ter
hours of continuous sports en-.
tertainment will be offered tc
East Clevelanders for just
$1.00 fifty cents for children)
A total Of three all-star base.
ball games, two softball games
and an Aquashow in Shaw Poo
will make up the gigantic pro-
gram the proceeds from which
will be used to provide the fl.
nancial support necessary to
maintain the local baseball pro-
gram sponsored by the East
Clevelanl Little Leagues, Inc.
All-star squads representing
the East Cleveland Little
League, Pony League and Colt
League will play corresponding
teams from neighboring COM
munities. Chuck Thomson, the
hard working Amateur Day
chairman, has arranged the fol-
lowing program which should
prove attractive to all local
sports followers:
12:O0-1:30: little League)
East Cleveland All-Stars VS..
Cleveland Heights All-Stars.
(12-year olds only.
1:30-3:00: PONY League
East Cleveland All-Stars VS..
Euclid All-Stars.
3:00-4:00: East Cleveland
S W m m n.g Championships
Boys and Girls, ages TIT.
4:00-5:30: (Colt League)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17
Congratulations
Miss Isabel Kline

Word has been received by
friends here of the appointment
Of Miss Isabel Kline as head Of
the Science Department in the
Jolani School for Boys
at Honolulu. Previous to going
to the island three years ago,
Miss Kline was a member of
the faculty at w. H. Kirk Jr.
High School. Recently two of
her students from Hawaii Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. z. P. Stone
brake who had seen Miss
Kline when they were in
Hawaii. This summer Miss
Kline is vacationing in Japan.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17
Police Auction
Bikes Clothing

. Do you happen to be in the
market for a used bicycle?
Or, perhaps you might be in
terested in used clothing.
These are the two classifi.
cations Of the articles to be
auctioned off by Patrolman Ed.
ward Voll for the East Cleve.
land Police Department or
Tuesday, July 29th. All are
items that have been put into
the Police Property Room ir
the Eddy Road Barns, Eddy I'd
at Hayden ave., where the sale
cakes place at 5 o'clock.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17
|ECbA So Citizen
Plaque Awarded To
Mrs. Edward Arm

Mrs. Edward Arm, I'LL Lake.
front ave-, whose full lifetime
of community service h a s
touched directly or indirectly
the lives of hundreds Of her fel-
low citizens, is the recipient OF
the East Cleveland 1858 Citizen
Award.
The award, made by the
East Cleveland Business Asso.
citation, was presented to Mrs
Arm in the form Of a plaque
by Judge Stanton Adams as
the highlight of the Annua
East Cleveland Community Pic
mic Wednesday, July 18th al
Euclid Beach Park.
The spontaneous applause
greeting the announcement left
no doubt as to Che community's
approval Of the 1853 Citizen Of
the Year selection.
Serving with Judge Adams
on the committee to select the
most worthy citizen from the
suggestions made to them BY
the citizens and organized
groups, were Fred W. Lange,
chief of the East Cleveland
Fire Department; H. S. Weaver,
chief Of the East Cleveland
Police Department; and Al
Norwich.
Explaining that Mrs. Arm has
"organized, initiated, inspired
or assisted" in virtually every
great community effort in
which the women have been
asked to serve, and that she has
been the chairman of more or
than ha had fina
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17
Property Owners
Special Meeting

A special meeting of the Eu.
clid-Taylor Property Owners
Civic Association is called fol
500 p. m. sharp tonight ir
Room 8 at Prospect School,
(please use rear entrance)..
The purpose Of the meeting
states President Richard Bar.
ton, is to discuss the apartment
construction proposed for theii
area. All members are urged te
be present.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17

Up Tuition
KorbSa|ary

Increases in tuition for Shaw
High School students and sal
ary increases for the superin-
ltendent and the clerk-treasur-
er, were voted by the Board of
Education at its July meeting
held Monday evening.
The salary for DR.. 0 J. Korb,
superintendent, was increased
81 900 for an $4,000 total. The
salary of the clerk-treasurer,
Mrs. Ruth NORM went to $3.50,
an increase of $3.50. Both are
effective with July, the fiscal
year beginning this month.
Tuition rates were increased
to conform with the Revised
Ohio School code. The current
rate of $3.50 goes to $500 for
tuition at Shaw High School.
However, the board extends the
courtesy Of the '57-'58 rate to
any Shaw pupil returning as a
senior this September. DR.. Korb
said there are practivally no
elementary tuition pupils.
With thhe appointment of
five faculty members, DR.. Korb
reported all posts filled for the
coming school year. Approved
were:
Jane Cannon Of Columbus,
Ohio State University, to Su-
perior School.
Marilyn DiLiberto, an East
Clevelander, who taught here
previously to going to Califor-
mia for two years. She will be
in the Elementary Girls Phys
ical Education Department.
Marie Ficzerie, with II years
experience, will be an added
school nurse. Miss Ficzeri is a
graduate of Western Reserve
University and resides in
Cleveland Heights.
Vida Ressler of Euclid.
State Teachers College, Kan
sas; is assigned to Caledonia
School.
Rachel Sc d er, Worcester,
Mass, graduate of Wheaton
College, Shaw High School.
The board accepted the resig-
nation of Patricia Hofstatter,
Caledonia, whose husband will
be employed in another city.
Adding to the years retire
ment is that of Miss Faye
Boyer, who has taught Fifth
Grade at Superior School for
many years.
Concession
Concession rights at Shaw
Field will again be in charge
OF Shaw Friendship Club and
Shaw PTA, the Board approx
ing this request. The two
groups had the grant last foot
ball season and provided a sat
isfactory snack service to the
grid fans. Proceeds 60 to the
Student Lounge Fund.
Cafeteria Supplies
Low bids and records of pre-
vious satisfactory service re-
suited in the following cafeteria
bid awards: ice cream to Seal
test Co.; milk to Old Meadow
Dairy; candy to Warner Cam
dy Co.; bread to Golden Crust
Bakery; potato chips to DanDee
Potato Chip Co.
Upon the recommendation Of
N. F. Leist, assistant to the SUI
perintendent, the following
cafeteria employees were reap
please turn to Page p
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T H | 8
NJ
T H A T
IN East Cleveland

Amateur Day at Shaw Fielt
Sunday offers the bigges
Sports Bargain ever. Check th'
, schedule and if you see bu
one event it will be worth th'
dollar admission. AND besid,
getting your moneys worth
you are supporting one Of th'
most important summer pro
grams for East CLEVELAND
youth.
y
The city will be seeking {
bond issue this fall with which
to reconstruct and make more
efficient it's sewer systems. A
q community and its environ:
grow, so must it's public serv.
ices. There must be no question
. bout the passage of this issue
Congratulations to the East
Cleveland Police Department
for their fifth safety achieve
ment recognition for the year!
The first Cleveland pole vic
tim was reported Tuesday, July
18th. A 3O-year old woman. she
had not had Salk Vaccine shots.
Have you?'
Excerpt from a letter WRIT
ten written by an American
travelling abroad.
"The Swiss believe there is
Far too much noise in the world,
Noise, they say, makes for
nerves and nerves for break
downs. They have set-up an
Anti-Noise campaign. And when
the Swiss decide to do some
thing, they do it most effici-
emily.
They have stopped the noise
of auto horns. Silencers are go
ing into all motor vehicles and
woe the driver of a noisy car
Or truck. Horse drawn vehicles,
of which they are still many,
no longer will clatter over the
cobblestones. They have to be
equipped with rubber tires. A
motorist is noted by police if
he slams the car door. Garbage
trucks are to be silenced with
rubber ratings. No noise when
emptying cans.
"We expect to put rubber
cushion under everything that
moves" states the chief of Po-
lice Of Zurich. In step are the
new pneumatic hammers for
tearing up streets. They sound
something like a baby tapping
on his pillow.
A cab driver commented:
"Pretty soon people will be tip
loeing down the street."
(And here in America we
are still battling a quiet bad
habit: litter.)
Did any of you who were at
Euclid Beach Wednesday notice
that litter. Not one scrap Of
It was necessary-and think of
d, the waste of good money to
clean the park each day ;. just
because we forget to be as neat
about our public places as we
are about our personal appear
ancs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17
Baseball Games> Aqua
Show Feature Fourth
Annual Amateur Dav

East Cleveland All-Stars VS.
South Euclid-Lyndhurst All
Stars.
6:OO-7:3O: (Softball exhibi-
tion) Little League managers
and Coaches, umpires and scor-
ers VS.. Pony and Colt League
managers and coaches.
7:30-8:30: Introduction Of
league officials; presentation
of swimming trophies.
8:30-9:30: Feature game)
King and His Court VS.. Metro
politan All-Stars.
The trio of baseball games
will be played on the Shaw
Field diamond with plenty Of
seats available to witness an
outstanding brand Of baseball
played by boys who have been
selected to represent their re-
spective leagues. The Aquatic
portion of the program will be
held in Shaw Pool. The spa
cious sundeck which overlooks
the pool will permit spectators
to witness the races which have
been arranged by Budd An
drews.
The softball game which pre-
cedes the feature event should
provide local fans with an op-
portunity to see ECLL mana
gers, coaches, umpires and
scorers in action. Tom Angel
one and Bernie Davis, who are
rounding up the opposing
teams, each predict a victory
for their respective aggrega-
tions on which are listed sew
eral star performers Of the
past and present.
This will mark the fourth ap-
pearance for the world-famous
King and His Court at Shaw
Stadium and each previous en-
gagment has attracted a large
crowd. Even those who have
seen this amazing four-man,
team perform are eager to
watch their antics again. The
King, Eddie Feigner, is one of
the most fabulous figures in
the sports world. His endless
assortment Of pitching deliver
les are almost unbelievable and
his three teammates are soft
ball stars in their own right
whose batting and fielding
feats are thrilling to watch.
Their opponents, the Metro
politan All-Stars, represent the
best softball talent in the
Cleveland area who. are anx-
ious to be included in the linn
tied list of teams to defeat the
King and His Court.
All in all, the entire program
stacks up as a truly fine bar
gain bill which all East Cleve-
landers and their entire fam
lilies are urged to attend. Tick
cts are now being sold by ev-
cry boy who plays on a team
sponsored by the EELLI as
well as the managers, coaches
and league officials. The ANA
teur Day program is a commu-
nifty effort to which every local
citizen should give his support.
We hope especially that the
parents Of the boys who play
baseball on the local diamonds
will see fit to purchase tickets
as a token Of their appreciation
for the many men who devote
so much of their time toward
proper baseball guidance for
their sons. Let's get behind this
affair - everyone
should benefit with a minimum
IF effort and expense.
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CALL NEWS
to
po. 1873

Y Mothers Club which is now
one of the staunch supporters
Of the y. So effective was it's
service that within a space of
three years it was recognized
with membership in the Cleve-
land Federation of Women's
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-17
No more appropriate occa-

No more appropriate occa-
sion could have been selected
for this particular presenta-
ton. Mrs. Arm has attended
everyone of the % commu-
nifty picnics. Just this week,
unmindful of the honor in
store for her, she remarked
to a friend: THE Picnic Com
mittee works SO hard, every
one who can should go, just
TO show their appreciation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
AFTERNOON
1900

1900
Ate Toe Dough. Quiz.
5-Looney Tunes. Kids.
7-Pete and His Pals. Kids.
! Hour. Puppets and. cartoons.
9-LoVe Of Life. Scroll.
1890
ALT Could Be You. Color.
Bill Leyden. host.
S-Life With Elixobeth.
9-SeoFeh for Tomorrow. SerI.
I2:45
s-6uidins Light. Seriol.
100
Ain Our Town. Variety.
News, features, interviews, the
rnuppets. Art Lonb, host.
5-TV Readers Digest. Dromo.
7-TFoubIe With Fother.
Storing Stu Erwin.
9-Theoter Of Stars. Dromo.
81 Never Believe in MirocIes."
keefe Brosselle. Mona Freeman.
1850
4-Fomous Playhouse. Dromo.
5-Lote Lunch Movie.
IA Hours. ''Tou Cont Fool
Your Wife" 1910. Lucille Ball,
JONES Ellison.
IL Merried Joon. Comedy.
9-As the World Turns. Serial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

6:35
4-Todoy on the Farm. News.
$50
4-Look to This Doy. Proyer.
6:55
S-Meditotion. InspirotionoI.
TOO
4-Todoy. Variety.
Z Hours, 20 Min. News breoks
at 7:z5, 7:55 and SIS.
9-Ths Morning Show.
! Hour. Fovorite comedy series.
News brooks at TBS and 7:55
with Scott Sutton.
500
S-R0n0er Hal. Kids.
S:55
4-Insa. Cooking.