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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-24

AuIllI dl AIlCI6h "a 0uA nc,
with one eye apparently cooked
in the direction of the Air
Force, has launched a new
naval campaign to stress the
versatility of the Polaris ballis-
tic missile submarines.
In the past, the Chief of
Naval Operations and other top
Navy men have repeatedly en-
phasized that the Polaris is a
one-purpose weapons system
for retaliating with mass de-
struction in about war. In
fact, Admiral Burke told the
House Defense Appropriations
Subcommittee in February that
Polaris is strictly" for re-
taliation.
The Air Force, noting a po-
tential challenge to its domi-
nance in strategic weapons,
has begun a move to try to
obtain operational control OF
the missile submarine. Gen.
Thomas D. White. Air Force
Chief Of Staff, submitted a plan
to the Joint Chiefs urging that
all strategic weapons be placed
under one command. Other
Air Force officers have made it
plain their service feels it
should head such a command.
Cites Flexibility
Apparently taking note Of
this Air Force move, Admiral
Burke today began to point up
some of the other functions the
missile submarines can perform.
Speaking at the annual meet
ing Of the Reserve Off1cers AS
ISOLATION in Denver, he said:
Like other Navy ships the
Polaris submarines will be able
to perform other seagoing mis-
sions in addition to their prime
function as massAdestruction
weapon systems. While on sta
ton they also will be able to
carry out effective patrol. sur
veillance and anti-submarine
warfare tasks.
Closely co-ordinated with
other Naval forces. they will
extend United States naval
power in many ways. The null
tiple capabilities Of these new
Polaris submarines are typical
of the flexibility of naval
forces"
Tells Of Cruiser Plan
The admiral emphasized. too.
that the Navy is considering a
plan to put the l.500-mile,
solid-fuel Polaris aboard some
of its cruisers.
1t is understood from other
sources that the Navy may seek
permission to install the mis-
siles on the USS Long Beach.
the first nuclear powered
cruiser, which is due to be
commissioned in 1861.
The prospect of putting bal
Nsttc missiles on surface ships
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-24
Louis Armstrong
Much Improved

SPOLETO. Italy, June "a
(AP).-Louis Armstrong. his
silvery trumpet silenced by a
pneumonia attack. was report
ed much improved today after
well through the night.
One Of the great jazz musi-
clans doctors said he expects
his patient to leave the nos
pital In a few days.
Mr.. Armstrong, who will be
SO on July 4, was stricken eally
yesterday. Doctors first thought
he had a heart attack beca use
he complained Of chest pains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-24
Burke's PoIoris Stress
Shifts to Versatility

lessons, in the opinion of some
observers, the chances that the
Polaris submarines will slip
from Nays operational con-
troll.
A Pentagon decision on the
Air Force proposal for a new
strategic weapons command
appears to be a long way Of.
Defense Secretary McElroy
strongly indicated this at his
news conference last week
when he told a questioner:
Il would say this one is 60
ing to be looked at with con-
siderable care and it's not 60
ing to come out in the next
five minutes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-24
CurdinuI Blessed

VATICAN CITY, June "a
Cap Pope John XIII has
sent blessing and congratula-
tons to Alozije Cardinal Step
mac Of Yugoslavia on the 25th
anniversary Of his conservation
as a bishop Of the Roman Cath
Ollie Church.
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The Supai weekly news., 1959-01-08

This is the time Of month when Harlow
Uqual1a, Store Manakeer, is vary busy
cashing checks and selling flour etc.
Renenb ar7 Valentines lay Will be coming
long soon SO order your Valentines now.
Hes anyo got p curling iron7 Don't
you think Guy and Perry would look better
If they'd curl that long hair7
The book Joe Warpler is iting about
Havasu Canyon is almost ready fer the
public. If you want to buy copy send
your money to Harlow Uqual1e, Store
Manager, Supai, Arizona. The Havasupai
Trading Company Will sell this book to
tourists and others who are interested
DR.. Haro10 Bryant has a chapter in this
book about birds. 1t Will cost $500.
Stan1ey END Nathan Manakaja have been W.
ing the big dead tree in back Of the
Clinic. They haul the big pieces horne
on the little ntrei1er" behind their
horse. Ralph Rogers got ride this
"trei1er" yesterdey afternoon.
Fable bv Arson
The Supai weekly news., 1959-01-08

Page 2, NeWs-Jan. 8, 1859
Tribal Council Meeting Set
The regular Tribal Council Meeting will be
held Saturday. January 10, 1859 at An.
at the Tribal Building. This will be
very important meeting and everyone is
asked to attend.
Supai Bible Mission Notes
Church Service. Sunday Morning. 10 A. NJ.
Hymn Sing. ....... Sunday Atarnoon.3 } ? NJ.
Bible Club. Tues lay and Fri'ey after
noon at ) o'clock for
eoys and girls years
Ole and Up.
Prayer Meeting. .Nadn IS ay At ternoon at
3o'c1ock.
We wish to thank Fl orence Mar shall fer
taking over" at the very last minute
last Suncay morning. 7irginie WAS sick
and could net Lea the Service. It Was
bitter cold nc orning bus We he'd a good
attend anca.
MIR. Collins vent to town Moneay morning
or at least started. The Pickup would
not start END he and Ham pushed :t and
it still would not run. So, Mr.. Brewer
had to cone out from Valentine and bring
new bat terry end some spark plugs. They
finally got going about L P. NJ. The car
has be" in the sarag for several days
end MIR. c. phoned yesteraay and Said ne
would be home today.
Sandy, tie horse, is we'll enc frisAy and
Duke rode him yesterday to see how he
was. He didn't buck him off as was ex-
p=cted but he was rather "spooy".
The Public Heal tn Doctor Will be here
next week for his regular visit. Watch
the Bull lletin Board.
The Supai weekly news., 1959-01-08
A Fab lie by ABsop


"once en- cid nan enc his little boy were
taking snail donkey to the next town,
where they wanted to sell 1t. They walked
Fl one the read ether and drove the don-
key before then.
On the way they net nan who SAID to
them, "Ho" foolish you are. Surely that
donkey is strong than you ere. Why does
not one Of you eot On his back END rider
Riding is easi ar then walking"
So the old ran put the boy On the don
keys back, ena they went on aaain.
Soon they net another man. "You lazy
boy!" he cri ed. "Are you not ashamed to
ride, and Let your p1or o1a father 90 a.
Iona the road on foot7n
SO the Ole man tola the little boy to
get off ana walk. Then the old nan cot
on the 6onkay's back, end they went On a.
al
The Supai weekly news., 1959-01-08

Sunday Morning. 10 A. NJ.
Sunday Afternoon. ) ?. NJ.
Tues Lay and Fri'ey after
noon at ) o'clock for
boys and girls L years
ole. and up.
Wadns IS ay kf ternoon at
; O'clock.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-12-24

world has become Jacks main
ambition, he does not intend to
let his brokerage training go for
nought. He plans to get license
in real estate and work his
movie jobs and brokerage bust
ness INTERCHANGEABLE.
Perhaps the most excited
member Of the Dreifort family
over Jacks good fortune is
his 14-year old sister, Chris,
who is an eighth grader at Kirk.
Her eyes glow, and she exclaims,
II think its wonderful"
Tom, 1S, his brother, works
for American Monologue and
takes Jacks acting success in
stride.
His sister Linda, q freshman
at Ohio State, isn't making any
comments, she's just hoping it
continues.
Although Jack did not get
any diologue in the Verne's
movie, he does sing and can
usually be seen standing next
to Pat Boone for the singing
sequences.
Jack will be leaving for
Florida New Years day.
He is up for a part in an
Amco movie to be filmed in
Spain this spring, and is looking
forward to going abroad if he
gets the part.
His fellow East Clevelanders
will be wishing him luck and
hoping that his star (or that of
Jim Kent) will rise to the
h eights Of the Hollywood
heavens.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-12-24
NOTICE E

To Owner of Resolution declar-
ing Intention to Appropriate
Property.
To Daniel M. Holmgren and
Dolores Elva Holmgren whose
last known place of residence
is Box 13, Chico, California,
but otherwise unknown.
You are hereby notified that
on the 18th day of December
1859, the Commission of the
City of East Cleveland passed
a resolution declaring the neces-
sity for and the entent to ap-
propriate a perpetual right of
way and easement for the pur-
pose of constructing, maintain
ing, repairing, replacing, oper-
ating and using a culvert and
other necessary appurtenances
in connection Herewith for the
purpose of conveying the storm
water Of Stan wood Creek
through and under the follow
ing described real property of
which you are the owners:
Being a part of certain prop
erty owned by Daniel M. Holm
gren and Dolores Elva Holm
gren, situated in the City of
East Cleveland, County of
Cuyahoga and State of Ohio,
and known as being part of
Original Euclid Township Lot
No. As, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning in the Southwest
erly line of a parcel of land
conveyed to City of East Cleve-
land by Deed dated February
II, 1928, and recorded in Vol
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-12-24
CASE NO. 8I9-l

The State of Ohio, County OF
Cuya h oga, City Of East
Cleveland, IS.
BY virtue of a certain writ Of
execution issued from the East
Cleveland Municip al Court.
State Of Ohio, in favor Of
Marjorie G. McDermott, Execu.
trix Of Estate Of Essell H.
Peterman Deceased, Plaintiff
against Albert Sandern, De-
fendant, have levied upon and
shall offer for sale at public
vendue according to law, at the
hour of 1920 o'clock a. m. on
Monday, the 4th day of January
A. D. 1860 at Kraushear G. Hunt
Co. 1885 Euclid ave. in the
City of East Cleveland, Ohio.
All the right, title and inter-
est of defendant in and to the
following described property,
to-wit: 1853 Studebaker Coupe,
motor No. 10s7266, Serial No.
1270862.
Terms Of sale: Cash.
Dec. 18th, 1859.
Yahraus,
Bailiff Of East Cleveland
Municipal Court.
Published: Dec. oath, 1859.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-12-24

conveyed to Catherine L. Gates
and Elizabeth A. Burton by deed
dated December i, 1923, and
recorded in Volume 2987, Page
13 of Cuyahoga County Records;
thence Northeasterly along said
Southeasterly line and along
the Southeasterly line of a
parcel of land conveyed to
Martha w. Burton and Jessie
A. Burton by deed dated Sep
tember 10, 1926 and recorded in
Volume 3345, Page 302 of
Cuyahoga County Records and
along the Northeasterly pro-
longation thereof to the South
westerly line of the parcel of
land described in the Affidavit
of Transfer to Ruth Henderson
and others, as aforesaid; thence
Southeasterly along said South
westerly line to the most South
erly corner of said parcel;
thence Northeasterly along the
Southeasterly line of said par
eel so described in the Affidavit
of Transfer to Ruth Henderson
to the place of beginning, be
the same more or less, but SUBJ
ject to all legal highways, and
being known as Cuyahoga
County Auditors Permanent
Parcel No. 673-22-6, and further
known as being 1902 Terrace
Road in said City of East Cleve-
and and being that part of said
lands as is included within a
strip of land 80 feet in width
and being Is feet in width on
each side of a center line of
easement as shown on a certain
plat entitled Easement Plan
'or Stanwood Creek Sewer"
which is recorded in Vol. 176,
Pages 2 and 8 of the Cuyahoga
county Records of Maps; said
easement also being designated
IN said plat by the circled No.
Ralph H. Barton, Mayor
president of the City
Commission)
The City of East Cleveland
Published Dec. %, 1859. |
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-12-24
ROOMS FOR RENT

NICE large room, twin beds; 2 young
gentlemen. white; close to fac
tories. UL. 1927.
TAYLOR, 1927. front room. water In
room, 4 doors from Euclid; en-
ployed man. Ii. 1-5l46.
CLEAN sleeping room. 81. private
entrance: sober gentleman.
". 1-5527.
144O5 SARANAC rd.. sleeping rooms
by the week or monthly rate. IS
up, own entrance. parking.
FURNISHED room for lady or gen.
tleman. private entrance. 1890
Diese ave.. East 140th near Eaton.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-12-24

However scanning the credit
lines would give you no help
for Hollywood is running true
to form and has changed Jacks
name. He will henceforth be
known as Jim Kent. In places
other than East Cleveland,
that is.
Jack is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Dreifort, 1877 Hast
ings ave. He is under option
for contract with Goth Century
Fox Movie studios and now
divides his time between Holly
wood and Florida.
This is the first Christmas
he's been home since 1866. His
parents, brother, three sisters
and many friends are full of
questions about what's hap
pened to him since he's been
away.
After graduating from Shaw
in January of 1866, Jack at
tended Eastern Nazarene Col
lege and took two-year course
at Boston University. He in
tended to go into into the real
estate business like his father,
but one thing led to another
and now he's in movies.
The only acting Jack did
while at Shaw was in "A Date
with Judy" in which he played
one of the leads. He also be-
longed to an inter-high school
acting group, Tarquin, but new
er planned to follow it up after
graduation. However, his twin
sister Jill, now Mrs. Laird Lam
dis says, "He was always very
dramatic"
From Boston Jack went into
the mems clothing business in
Fort Lauderdale, Fla, and took
up fashion modelling for the big
hotels there as a sideline. John
Lane Of the Coconut Grove
Playhouse was impressed by
Jack and convinced him to try
his hand at acting.
After that Jack found HIM
self doing summer stock in
Maine, playing in the television
series "From These Roots"
1.-THE Many Loves Of Dolby Gil
lis" "One Step Beyond" and
Reunion" for Alcoa, one
"Manhunt" episode with Victor
Jory and a "Father Knows
Best" program still to be re-
leased.
One Of the first things you
notice about Jack upon meeting
him for the first time is the
deep mellow quality Of his
voice That is, perhaps, the at
tribute you'll remember long
est. One thing for sure, Jack
will never know the experience
that caused John Gilbert's down.
fall when the "talkies" came
in.
When Jack finishes vacation
ing with his parents, he'll go
to Miami where he will do some
fashion modelling. Although de-
veloping a career in the cinema
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-12-24
ume 1929, Page 3S4 Of Cuya-

ume 1929, Page 384 Of Cuya-
hoga County Records, for the
purpose of widening Taylor
Road to 70 feet at the most
Easterly corner of a parcel of
land described in the Affidavit
Of Transfer to Ruth Henderson
and others, and recorded in
Volume 6432, Page 90 of Cuya-
hoga County Records; thence
Southeasterly along the South
westerly line of said Taylor
Road, 25 feet to the most
Northerly corner of parcel of
land conveyed to Katherine w.
Gottron by Deed dated August
IL, 1941 and recorded in Volume
5288, Page 345 Of Cuyahoga
County Records; thence South
westerly along the Northwest
erly line of said parcel so con-
veyed to Katherine w. Gottron,
523.74 feet to the most Westerly
corner Of said parcel which is
also in the Northeasterly line
of a parcel of land conveyed
to Albert Mantey by deed dated
May 20, 1907 and recorded in
Volume 1116, Page 238 of Cuya-
hoga County Records; thence
n o r t h w e r Y along said
Northeasterly line and along the
Northeasterly line of Grand
view Subdivision, as shown by
the recorded plat in Volume 96I
OF Maps, Page % Of Cuyahoga
County Records to the South
easterly corner Of the third par
eel of land conveyed to Hamil-
ton Beattie by deed dated Octo-
Der 8, 1947 and recorded. inI
Volume 6435, Page 1892 of Cuya-
hoga County Records; thence
Northeasterly along the South
easterly line of said parcel so
conveyed to Hamilton Beattie,
32.74 feet to the Northeasterly
corner Of said parcel; thence
Northwesterly along the North
easterly line of said percel so
conveyed to Hamilton Beattie
and the Northwesterly prolon-
cation thereof to the South
easterly line Of a parcel of land
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-12-24
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given thai
the Commission Of the City Of
East Cleveland will meet on
Wednesday evening, Dec. 30th,
1859, in the Comission Chamber
of the City Hall, Fast Cleve-
land, and as a committee of the
whole will conduct at 7:45 p. m.
on that evening a public hearing
on the Appropriation Ordinance
for the year 1860. G.. T.
Apthorp,, Clerk Of the Commis-
sion.
Pub: 1860.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-12-24
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CARPENTRY

NEW work and repairs. kitchens.
attics. recreation rooms. etc.,
guaranteed work at reasonable
rates. Bob Rood. PO. 1854. East
Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-12-24

HOW ARE THINGS IN HOLLYWOOD is the question
members Of Jack DreiforYs family ask him offer his
four-yeor obsenes Sister Chris, eighth grader at
Kirk, is sondins nephew Laird is comfortably seated
on Jocks lap while Jocks irwin sister Jill holds her
other son. ceoffrey. Jocks stage is james Kent.
He be land heord) in the current Jules Verne
movie, Tourney to the Center of tho Eorh."
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-12-24

AVOID THE RUSH. For
your convenience, classified ads
will be accepted up until 8
o'clock every Tuesday evening.
Just call GIL. 1-4383 for as
sistance in planning your ad.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-12-24
TREASURER'S NOTICE
RATES OF TAXATION 1859.
FRANK N. BRENNA|

andc
Is
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-12-24
Shaw Graduate At
Ho||ywood's Door
BY KeYin McTigue

If you saw the movie version of Jules Verne's
Journey to the Center of the Earth now playing
downtown and asked yourself isn't that Jack Dreifor
standing next to Pat Boone?" you should have
in the affirmative
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-20
Greear-JacksOn
Rites SOlen,nized

The marriage Of Mrs. Jeanne
DUNCAN Jackson, of Gastonia, NC.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dead
erick Chandler DUNCAN, of Sails
burg, N. c.. to Calvin Garrett
Greear Of Gastonia, took pl e
Saturday, January IL at 1890 pm.
at St Marks Episcopal Church in
GaStonia
The bridegroom is the son Of
Mrs Clyde Howell Greear. Of
Farmville, and The late Nh.
Greear.
The Rev Charles r. Allen, rec
tor, officlated.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father.
John HUGH Gillian, IT., cousin
Of the groom. Of Fredericksburg,
was best man. Ushers were Henry
Hubbard Of FMmTillc, and Mai.
Wilbur G. Hamln, Of Shaw a i
Force Base. s. c.
Ihe ceremony was followed nv
q wedding breakfast At the CASTOR
Country Club.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-20
Hospital News

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-20
Executive Board OF Women Of Church,
Will Meet January 2l-22 AT H-SC

The executive board of h G
Women of the Church Synod of
Virginia. Presbyterian Churc h.
U S.. will convene for its scheduled
winter meeting January q and -
as the guest of College Church and
Hampden-Sydney College.
Committee meetings will be held
Wednesday afternoon prior to the
first session which Will be convened
a. J pm. BY MS fall GhinRs.
Baltimore. president o. fhr WON j
Of iha ChlWch, Svnod u Ni% inia
THE executive board wtl IT.
guests III H4mpdea-s} ineH Cora
and College Church at dinner plN
c@dlna the opening sessl9a 4 MFl-
cons NIL b extended f oD
~ ps r i5 Lazy Jr pastor of
C@a4e NhiecA MIS- h h 9KFt-
cash pfe,ldvnt "a The MM4aa Qi
the Chi cf aud pa Jq-epa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-20
Club Calendar

Nora Lancaster Garden Club
Tuesday, Jan. 20. $50 pm, with
Mrs. W, H. Hoffman. Color and
Rhythm in the Home will be topic
Of guest spea ker, Mrs. Janice
Lemon. Exhibit: pine and pine
cones. Note change of place Of
meeting
Slate Hill chapter, DAR-Wednes-
day Jan u 8 pm, with Mrs. w.
A. Watson, Jr, co-hostess, Mrs. IA.
c. Buck, j. Program. The Navy,
BY Mrs W. s. Morton.
American Legion Auxiliary, Jack
Garland chapter, Unit 32-Tuesday.
Jan. 20, 8 pm, in the court room
Of the Court House Civil defense
program