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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-20

1850 PONTIAC. 2-door sedan, radio
heater, good body. good engine,
standard shift, SIPS. RE. 1858
1855 MERCURY Monterey, 2-door
hardtop. good condition, S8lO; re-
possession. Commonwealth Loan,
GIL l-OO55.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-20

1850 PLYMOUTH 4-door; radio,
heater; runs good; SIS. VIII.
6-1508
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-20

PERSONALIZED napkins matches
coasters. stirrers. for engage
ments. weddings, anniversaries
new homes, etc. The SCOOP
8l4 East l52nd st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-20
LlI1![1!l:ul3

1885 PLYMOUTH 4-door. powerflite
Va, beautiful condition, red and
black. $3.50. VIII. 3-1784.
1858 PLYMOUTH hardtop, 2-tone,
radio, heater. WhiteWallS. good
condition, call owner, Saturday,
Sunday, weekdays after o. m.
Pc. i-677l.
HUDSON. 1949, ''6" 4-door, new
tires, radio, heater, runs fine, S85
GIL. l-2450.
1850 CHRYSLER New Yorker. good
condition, white wall tires, radio,
heater, turn signals, / owner. AN.
1854
1851 BUICK. Special, Dynaflow
good first or second car, new
brakes. mlffler, battery, excel
lent mechanical condition, good
mileage. fully equipped, S195.
1894 Salisbury. EV. 2-1805 after
p. m.
1858 CHEVROLET, Impala. full
power, low mileage, S2395 will
finance or take trade. RE. 1874.
l94l FORD coupe, best offer AN.
1-l984.
MUST sell 1855 DeSoto Firedome,
Al shape, 1895, 1870 Noting
ham. w. 6-3681.
MUST sell 1856 Cadillac Coupe, ex-
cellent condition, price firm at
S2.275, no trade. VIII. 2-0578.
1852 FORD Victoria, standard shift
fully equipped. immaculate. 30 900
original miles, best offer over
S325. RE. 1854.
1949 DODGE 4-door sedan, radio,
heater. runs good, good tires,
$lOO. MU. 1881 after s D. m.
1851 HUDSON, 4-door sedan, SIS.
Call w. 6-3821.
1850 PONTIAC. 2-door sedan, radio
heater. good body. good engine.
standard shift, sl25. RE. 1883
1855 MERCURY Monterey, 2-door
hardtop. good condition, S8lO; re-
possession. Commonwealth Loan,
GL. 1-0055.
1856 FORD, white convertible
good condition, best offer. RE
2-7l96, IFS East 213th st.
1857 BUICK Special. 2-door hard
top, Dynaflow, radio, heater.
10000 miles. $500. RE. 1882.
GOOD transportation, 1913 Chevro-
let sport coupe, SIS. KE. 1881.
1887 FORD 300, standard Shift,
take over payments and 1851 or
1852 car or highest bidder. RE
1-4712.
1857 PONTIAC Chieftan, 4-door
hardtop; radio. heater. white
sidewalks. ED. 1884. 6-8 p. m.
Can be seen at 494 East 152nd st
1852 CHEVROLET Bel Air hardtop,
Powerglide. heater, radio. SIPS
w. 6-1822
1850 PLYMOUTH 4-door; radio,
heater; runs good; s75. VIII
6-1508
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-20

death of Haydn will be observed
by this first performance at
these concerts.
There will be slight in
crease in ticket prices for the
extra performance.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Makes Another Try

veteran Representative s. Otis
Bland in 1850.
1.200-VOte Margin
They are the same men who
saved" Representative Robson
in the 1856 general election. Re-
publican Horace E. Henderson,
now with the State Department,
came within 1900 votes of un-
seating the incumbent that
year.
Mr.. Henderson piled up the
biggest Republican vote ever re-
gistered for q local ONCE in the
district, Out of that campaign
came the first hints that Rep
reSentative Robson would have
trouble this year.
Representative Robson lost
the big cities on the Peninsuls
and got his majority on the
Eastern Shore and in Princess
Anne. Stick with us this time
the organization told voters in
Princess Anne. and we will
give you a new candidate in
1883"
In the Spring Of 1887, the
politicians set the stage for
keeping the promise. An unan-
Inounced meeting Of the Ist Dis
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Women's Bodies
Discovered in
Tub and Garage

Two women we're found dead
yesterday. one in a downtown
Washington hotel room and
the other in a garage at 3114
Rittenhouse street NV.
Police said a woman tenta-
lively identified as Mrs. Lenora
Rogers, 35, Of New York. was
found fully clothed and sub
merged in a bathtub in a room
at the Ambassador Hotel.
Detectives said Mrs. Rogers
checked in Saturday under an
other name. No note was found
and no violence indicated, ac-
cording to police.
Mrs. Geraldine F. Passin, SO.
died after being found uncon-
scious in her garage by her
two children, IA and II. Police
said she was sprawled over the
trunk Of her car. A paper bag
was found near the exhaust
pipe.
Police said the ignition was
turned on although the engine
was not running. The garage
was filled with exhaust fumes.
Mrs. Passin had been under
the care Of psychiatrist re-
Gently, detectives said. Her
husband Roy, operates q res
taurant in Rockville.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

tiOn has increased to 2ls.OOO
since then.
Fairfax also topped the list
in its per capita expenditures
for instruction. capital outlays
and operation and mainte-
nance.
Here is q breakdown. Of the
top four counties showing both
the per capita cost and the total
expense. for instruction: Fair
fax County, $o0.66 and $780, :
OS5: James City County, S47.ee
and s3O2.531: Princess Anne
County. $l6.14 and st.702.244,
and Prince william County,
s46.i3 and si.0l3.i0s.
The following is a breakdown,
showing both the per capita
cost and the total expense, for
operation and maintenance:
Fairfax County. $104.72 and
$IO,32i,l3l; Henrico County,
$66.66 and SS.S22. 2.75e: James
City County, $3.50 and $780,
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Dr.. ReicheIderfer
Named to Post

DR.. Thomas E. Reichelderfer
q researcher at the National
Institute Of Allergies and In
fictitious Diseases, has beer
named head of the department
of pediatrics at the District
General Hospital.
DR.. Reichelderfer succeeds
DR. Leroy Hoeck who left last
winter to enter private practice
His appointment fills the last
vacant medical post at the city's
hospital.
DR.. Reichelderfer, Al. is a
graduate Of Rutgers University
and the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity School Of Medicine and
Public Health. He is a former
assistant professor Of pedia-
tries at the University of Mime
sofa and came to Washington
in 1857 to do research on
viruses at the National In
stitutes Of Health.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Devereux
Hits T.uwes
On Planning

BALTIMORE. July 7.tB -
The Republican candidate for
Governor Of Maryland has ac-
cused his Democratic oppo-
nent Of "ducking the Issue" Of
what to do with the State Plan
ming Commission.
Republican James p. s. Dev-
ereux, in a statement issued by
his headquarters yesterday,
said Domecrat ]. Millard Tawes
or someone in his camp had
called for q volunteer" to re-
ply to Mr.. Devereux's earlier
statement about that commits
sion.
In that statement Mr.. Dew
ereaux proposed that the agency
be placed under the Governors
wing. The volunteer" who re-
piled. Christian H. Kahl. did
so ito get his name before the
public without discussing the
Baltimore County issues which
might prove embarrassing to
him and his associates" Mr..
Devereux said.
Mr.. Kahl is Democratic can
didate for chief executive Of the
county.
Mr.. Kahl had called the Dev-
ereux proposal "a grave error"
and a typical military ap-
proach." He said the commits
sion should remain autonomous
and "as far removed from po-
litical control as possible"
Mr.. Devereux, a former Ma
rine general. said he would not
apologize for my military serv-
ice or for the administrative
experience gained in the United
States Marine Corps"
ments of the foot-long rocket.
The youth also was treated for
second-degree burns Of the face.
The rockets copper tube was
packed with chemicals.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

trict Democratic Committee in
the Hotel Chamberlain at Old
Point Comfort produced an
agreement to Drop Robson. "
Cites Experience
1t came as q surprise to
some that Representative Robe.
son decided to run again. He
has told campaign audiences
that he Is seeking a new term
because he believes experience
is what is needed in Washing
ton at this time.
But Mr.. Downing has
stumped the district on q slo-
gan that he win give the dis.
trict "the kind Of representa-
ton Otis Bland gave u.s..
That's considered powerful
representation along Chesa-
peake Bay. In fact, lst District
Republicans hinted at a recent
convention 1t would be q hope
less cause and waste of money
to challenge Mr.. Downing In
November.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Nd. U. to Sturt Work
On Medical Librury

BALTIMORE. July Z (R.--
Gov. McKeldin will participate
in ceremonies tomorrow mark
ing the start of construction Of
the University Of Maryland
Medical Sciences Library.
The four : story structure,
which win be able to house
100000 volumes, is expected to
be completed about September,
1853. 1t will cost 81 ,051,200.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Buby FuIIs 3 Floors,
Is in Fair Condition

An l8-month-oid boy who fell
three floors to q concrete walk
last night Is in fair condition
at District General Hospital
today.
Tyrone Sinkfield, son Of Irma
Sinkfeld. 20. of 95s Mount
Olivet road NV, fell after he
apparently pushed open a
third-fioor window screen. po-
lice said.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Young Opponent Tests
Robson in Primory
by GEORGE KELLEY
Special writer for The star

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, July
THE campaign for the July
is primary is q rough one for
Representtive Robson, Demo-
crat, Of Virginia's 1st District.
After eight years on Capitol
Hill in Washington. including
service on the Post Office and
Civil Service Committees. Rep
resentative Robson faces q
young challenger and factors
which in Virginia add up to
trouble.
The challenger is Thomas N.
Downing, 39-year-old lawyer
making his bow in politics. Like
the 67-year-old incumbent. he
lives in Newport News.
The hard-to-overcome fac
tors are Democratic organiza-
ton politicians who run the
localities In the district which
sprawls along Chesapeake Bay
from the Maryland to the North
Carolina lines.
Active Opposition
Mr.. Downing has the back
ing Of the organization politi-
clans. From the outset, the
campaign has reflected political
power in his behalf.
All offce holders on the
Eastern Shore of Virginia and
Delegate John Warren Cooke,
administration floor leader in
the House Of Delegates from
Mathews County, are in the
Downing camp. In Princess
Anne County and at Virginia
Beach the organization headed
by Sidney S. Kellam is out to
defeat Representative Robson.
In the Robson camp are
about five State legislators, but
they have net announced this
publicly. He also has picked up
an Endorsement from the anti
organization forces In Princess
Anne.
Ironically. the men backing
Mr.. Downing are the ones who
helped put Representative Robe
son in the House Of Repre-
oentatives after the death of
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Blind Virginia Jurist
Carving Out Career

Roanoke for a year of study
But there were no classroom
aids for the blind at Ferrum
and he left school full Of mis-
givings as to whether he could
make a go of it in college. He
spent a whole year ponderine
his future.
Makes Another Try
Then he made another try,
this time at Lynchburg College,
and did well enough to post a
B average for the next three
years and win his degree in
political science.
Thoroughly at home by this
time with northumberland
students Judge Gathrie turned
to the study of law at Washing
ton and Lee University. He
breezed through these studies
and the State bar exam in
1855. He hung out his shingle
in Halifax Just 10 months ago.
Judge Guthrie didn't 60
looking for help, but he got it,
along the way.
Though he had to use some
Braille note taking at W6L
lit was his fraternity mates,
about 20 in all, who offered a
helping hand, briefing him on
class lectures and texts.
Judge Guthrie says it has
been the same way with other
members Of the Halifax bar.
They pass along advice, brief
him on law procedures and as
Guthrie put 1t; "They never
take advantage of my handicap
lin court"
Young Guthrie has, perhaps,
an uncanny knack for packing
testimony, past decisions, facts
and figures into his own mental
file for future reference.
And. as his secretary avows:
II never have to read things
more than once"
All of which bodies i'll for the
repeater who shows up in Judge
Guthrie's court.
The judge may not be able to
see the defendant but the ac-
cuSed's record is not far from
reach.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

oe6, and Arlington County.
S65,06 and es.el2.6e7.
Here Is q breakdown, show
ing both the per capita cost and
the total expense. for capital
outlays: Fairfax County, Sol 81
and S6,060,Sl6: Princess Anne
County, $56.32 and s2,O77, ,765:
Charles City County. S45.79
and S2ll,14i, and Campbell
County. $3.50 and Si.15l ,o37.
For Arlington County. Mr..
Bennet said, S244,90e or $3.50
per capita was spent for adj
ministration. S6.055.093 or
$44.70 per capita was spent for
instruction. and the total for
administration, instruction, co.
ordinate activities. transporta-
tion, auxiliary agencies, fxed
Evening star., 1958-07-07

HALIFAX, Va. July Z R.-
Police Justice David F. Guthrie
Is q man with a keen memory
q batch Of good friends and a
young mans determination to
carve out a successful legal
career.
Thus it has never mattered
much to folks in this quiet
southside Virginia county seat
that Judge Guthrie is a man
who has never seen" a court
room; that he's a lawyer that
has never been able to look his
client in the eye.
Twenty-eight-year-old Judge
Guthrie is Virginia's only blind
jurist.
When the Halifax Town
Council offered him the judge
ship in the recently established
Police Court, Mr.. Guthrie ac-
cepted the new challenge in
. stride. He's not given to asking
special favors. None was asked.
Secretary Is His Eyes
Instead he turned to a vet
efan law secretary, Miss Ann
Weatherford, who Judge Guth-
RTE allows probably knows more
about town laws and ordinances
than anyone else"
"She is my right arm. my
eyes" he says.
She reads him passages from
law texts, summaries and brief;
from court cases, new statutes
deeds and wills and all the
other printed matter coming
across the desk of a busy coun-
try lawyer. Judge Guthrie re-
sorts sometimes to a few notes
in Braille when the work load
gets heavy, just to supplement
his memory.
Blind since birth, Judge
Guthrie was sent to the Vir-
ginia school for the deaf and
blind at Staunton at the age
Of 6.
SCI suppose my parents were
as heartsick as / was homesick
about leaving" he says.
Judge Guthrie later enrolled
ct Ferrum Junior College near
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Smoke inhalation
Overcomes Girl

A 17-year-old girl was
treated for smoke inhalation
at District General Hospital
early today after her mattress
repeatedly caught fire at the
receiving home.
Police said the girl was being
kept at the receiving home
over the week end after police
picked her up on a lookout
from the Children's Center
near Laurel. She ran away
from the center earlier this
week.
Detectives said the girl re-
fused to discuss the IRE.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

operation and maintenance,
$23. .40S.S68 for capital outlays.
81. .943. .696 for interest and other
debt costs. and s4.054,030 In re-
serves for debt redemption.
This represents an increase
Of s3,15 over the previous year
on a per capita basis. and Is
more than double the amount
spent per capita for schools In
1850, the Associated Press re-
ported.
Fairfax Top at s1sO
Fairfax led the field with q
per capita expenditure Of
slsO.s5. and a total expenditure
Of sl7.s24.Sos.
The expenditure figures were
based on the census report Of
1850 which listed Fairfax coun-
TVS population as Ss.557. The
washington Board Of Trade
estimates the county's popula-
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Voter Muin Rreoks

Residents and IRE hydrants
in an eight-block area OF sun
nyslde, Nd. were without water
for three hours last night be-
cause OF q leaking Joint In .
IL inch main.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

Icharges and housing was 9s.-
sl2.esI
Capital oatlays for Arlington
totaled 81 0S6.6os or S7.6s per
capita. Total expenditures, In
cluding interest and other debt
charges and reservation for re-
demption Of debt was sil,t62,-
242 or ss2.3s per capita.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
FoirfOx Leads Virginia
In School Expenses

Fairfax County led other Virginia counties in school
expenditures during fiscal 1861 according TO the annual
financial report Of State Auditor J. Gordon Bennett
vgnas 90 counties spent S5e23 person during the
period build and operate public schools The total expend-
TURF for education sl277a4lss neludna Aa6A77a62 for
Evening star., 1958-07-07
MARYLAND

cAITHNEss BUICK, INC.
7700 Wisconsin Ave-, Bsthesdo
HYATTsVILLE AUTO & SUPPLY CO.. INC.
s32; BOItimors Ave, HyottsVilIe
JACK DANIELS BUICK, INC.
sS26 Georgia Ave, Silver Sprins
Evening star., 1958-07-07
WASHINGTON

EMERSON 6 oRME, INC.
l7th and IA SITS. NV.
STANLEY H. HoRNER. INC.
1876 18th St. NV.
OHIO WILLIAMS, INC.
l7l0 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
VIRGINIA
sss..s........

STEWART BUICK, INC.
llls Wilson Blvd, ArIinsten
License $50
PAGE-HUGHES BUICK. INC.
62l Arlington Blvd. tRte. 50)
FGIls Church License S3S
TEMPLE MOTOR CO., INC.
1924 DiosonoI Rood
AIexesdie License -
, 1958-07-12
DR.. Amor Singh
Khdlsd. Indidn
Publisher. Visits Here
Mrs. Mdud Proudfoot
Feted on Silver
Anniversary

anniversary EuQllSlGIE visits F1GES
A crowd Of about so friends DR.. Amar Singh .Khalsa,
and well-wishers, including publisher Of Lucknow, India,
His Excellency and Mrs. Cor arrived in ST. Croix yesterday
don, Dr.. AIonzo Moron, repre- from thu, mainland, via Puer-
sentatives of the Boards and to Rico; he will visit Barbados,
Commissions associated with other West Indian Islands and
the work Of the Department South America, before re-
Of Social Welfare, joined D.. turning.
Bornn and staff at Blue Dr. Singh was heard for
boards Castle Thursday night shout twenty minutes over
last in paying tribute to Mrs. Radio Station WIN this
Maud Proudfoot on her 18th morning. He is on his third
anniversary with the Depart world trip since 1851. His. ain
naent. Mrs. Proudfoot is the is to lecture where he can on
Supervisor of Institutions and the need for international
Sredal Progranos eff the Saint understanding.
Thomas District. Dressed in his pure white
Child Welfare Director, Ma Indian garb, bearded and
con Bergman, emceed the wearing a turban, DR.. Singh
program, which began with attracted attention every
lis reading of congratulatory where he went. He is a Sikh,
letters to the guest of honor member Of a religion which is
from Governor Gordon and FIVE centuries old and num-
former Governor de Castro. hers 10 million persons in In
Glowing remarks were then ola: 1t is the fourth largest
noade by Governor Gordon, religion of India, after Hindu
Father Malone, DR.. Moron, ism, Islam and Christianity.
Mrs. Nude Mas, Stanley The newspaper of DR.. Singh
Coulter, Dr.. Bornn and Attor- IS called "Sardar." It is
rey Bailey. Also important monthly cultural and religi-
among the speakers was Miss GUS publication. It is also a
Gloria Campos, the Admins book publishing house and
traitor of the Puerto Rican will bring out his new book
Cancer League, which organi- THE World AS I Saw It" af-
cation has provided free ser ter he returns to Lucknow at
vices over the past Is years to the end of this year.
Virgin Islands patients certi- The name Sikh means dis
fed through the Welfare ciples." Every Sikh mans
Department. name ends in Singh, which
Harry marlborough, an Continued on page ~
oldtimer in the Department -
with Mrs. Proudfoot, present Personal Mention
ed her with a framed testi uie1ina n ~ no+ivo 1ond
monial, and DR.. Bornn fol- oHor 49, abeonoo If for+v-six
lowed presenting her with a wears IL Theodore Krause He
gold w%rstwatch, a token from arrivod here 1ast Tuesday
the staff. Mr. Kro,,so is . brother Of
II. Bornns aooresS coseo Mrs. Paul E. West, wife Of the
Continued on page A late Pastor West,
, 1958-07-12
Curb. Commission.
Soekr Exec, Sec'v
For Trade Promotion

Inc CaTlDDedn COMMISSION
is seeking an executive secre- hlenV .
tary for trade promotion, it AS a,
was made known in a press eypens,
release, The salary range\is Gin Isl;
from $4,000 to $4,000, the start the luc]
ing salary will be fixed in ac- be sele
cordance with the candidates Saturd;
qualifications and experience. 9 pm.
The duties and responsible theater
ties of the post being "chief York.
adviser to the Secretary Gen Manage
eral on the main trade prob Office
lens which exist in the Carib- To11risr
bean area, including matters Canand
connected with tourism; to luckv
bring to the Secretary Cen ceremo
erals attention, as expedite both
ously as possible, recommen- Much
cations which would lead 70 ensued
the practical solution Of those tival, {
problems and to suggest any cur a
CONTINUED on page A (Cc
, 1958-07-12
Personnel Mention

Visiting his native land
after an absence Of forty-six
wears, is Theodore Krause. He
arrived here last Tuesday.
Mr.. Krause is a brother of
Mrs. Paul E. West, wife Of the
late Pastor West,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
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dept. Of large real estate firm in
downtown area: excel. salary. with
many other benefits; 5-day VIZ.
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IaLTSWonTN far oulslanelnE
with feadr-io.u tnF ern9filnce
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menl eNnarl1nce. edncal|on and
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