davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14

II j ir12o-t1n; rs, housing
X PLACED n 1rS1S which are
cao5aSlVe . ,-teErsszOn Mr.
Hs.S &ascs I; Is oUr .eel.ag
that orez la75 SITES away sro-
>snESS s@6 cnrie ccncentra-
f>eeS o1Nf kAe kess possible %.
pa~uHir Ter in;eErsnez Sizes
Il f--gs In6 PerpAerA xreAs
also lene iAe-ast.ves - this p1-.
poSe
N'sise Si<<sssins tAe plsns
- maize excessive vse - va
cart si-es snS fAsse xsI~ sises
=. ress-Ssr'neeSs - r,ixes
pers,sssls-. Nr Res gave IS
sS-ance .ASs Sean eiesrs,Se ~
rs-ier- 81S similar areas
ve0S ~ Se lSan5o-ee a.
tesseAs- TIE sssS.-s n cen
sesses areas VIA hsSA rniner>
nv es-cenfrs.sonD re SAiS.
ess os>erpsrssee - SKI a.
ss<e-s tAfs y wSii ~ - -
as-ec ~ ~iit sSuSA areas es
eEesVsee fr-orn e1r preSrs---
N EeSc S1sc tA1i j. tie
cae4.x x sizes ~ HoGxng A..
sA0r-c v2S e1Sesrora1S . As
ssrsAla i1ra~Sa So5les e. tie
---'o-71sEs AKA s-lass 1Soecis
-s-11-S 10 ca-- 1r1D S1cll.-eS
ec-<1;-c-.1l .-S.s-sss-s xoc u
ca-at lsss.S & tas rcS6s-;s =
ise 1-s4 49, wo9,S nc cate
IA 4 s-csxSS- u l-;eErs.e1 Ct
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14

veiopmenf co0id he acccrpl.sh
ed he also emphasized ths
ReenCys intentions q eulldir.
smaller projects n the turzrs
because they will neCer lenS
Themselves 20 becoming : par
q TIE surrounding co-r a-.ry
~ Red siss dSs<ussee she
eournSnisy reissssns snc -
service trsinins p~sSrs-,s b.
in3 Ses'eispeo ~ ne Ayrhers-
rs sace Relsfsens cerssssars.
cescrSssns re eo~rngosfy re-
sssIans prcsrs- 90 werxins
shreosh eSsss1iShed e~sanS-s-
sioas as . -nesrs - eo--vni-
cstiea estweea ne co~-urs-
~ saS fAe As-hs-iry. Mr. Rec
sxnrexsee re hoce sha'
hssh ces-ee 60 es-~vrffy az
eertsnee ~ i.se<rsseS he1s-
ias ssseaeprne.ts ~suie ressn.
Hs stss snreSsneeS q SseepeS-
- sresrsn - trsirins N hS-
rnan reasfsses ss~ 80 sssss -
re agency.
Acvcc1t1S Supcar- q Nays,
ASgne- p~oraSa, se- exD1no~.
feoe-ll xl6 . hcaS ~. a.
ErSA;er rsxihShsy in stsurs II
csr-s INKS & xso irseGRslo-
7Tpsr1-lS NJ Sssi stated IA
7sD1c :. ~ A1Aorsus reca-.
M Saw IA; izsecrssea Acus
"a : se.A ie4Ssss 11s prscr
"a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14
EDITORIAL
4 REMINDER

The time aiM soon - approaching Tor every good
Si,i.en h alsr Tx ee~nca Ana everyone uho wants
soo6 government, should ~ prepared 70 say With YOUR
halo;
L.; again rsn.nd readers that the only way 70
help make e government : ~ Nc0r vote Is ~ - The
citizens - GaaSs @prsh. Y2el. osiserS
There should ~ ars.~ selection q those Who conduct
ne AFFAIRS g: igs STALE and national government
Ana ihs crN ns >a-e.- Is IL Know something about
year politicians ana her -. he polls and vote Your
so;e deals ah loos eenctS TAXATION and proper repre-
SSaiatscr
TIE p-l~e.p1 ci maintaining good government depends
ypo- me ss;ea cas,a,s ans TIE time iOy every
c.sn - O. Sts- h sr ~ decade
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14
Sesz's q biesEs
-r~ ns-n~

-Ts,e M,~7.or
,se7e ~ ne crly 4
ferAns & rc-lef Rn6 Er1r-fa5t
sve,r'oos concerned ses--1es
- ~ co1E-1su1asc3 sA1s ne %
is7tlA .sr AnceAer IS<tie zack
's-s s1r RS Hsez 1vca3e3
-Atl1-tl Ca7S-r-s N
We - nss Sc fhss
Sessssslsai ee-s.-s as sass
- as q psSissse e~a
Narsr-4a sslsr>Sss emay IN ree-
ssHf-lan - ssse-ssw ss-ee-
SrSArnsns sseus Iesae,
lz.e-rou- Gees n,
-s--est-t Az Is115s--c-- q.
N-E--As 7-cts.1oc 6c.e-- -
30 - He>lsss a S-SssAre.Z vss.
tc-z 4..---l.e,y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14
New York Embarks Upon More
Public School Housing Program

NEW YORK-A policy Of site selection 10 advance
indignation public housing described TO-DAY BY VIII
ham Reid chairman Of the New York City Housing Au-
hority testimony before the Presidents Commission
Civil Rights
In the hearings being held this week IL the Hotel
Commo6ores East Ballroom. Nj Reid summarized the
various steps which have been taken by the recently
organized Housing Authority advance iniergroup res-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14

though he had heen rePor.edS
n the House nerac
s-stic patronage Committee
~ the Johnson scy he'd beea
s;esreS ey IRE oernecrstie
Plfre age Committee. IRE
Chairman 81 which IS Repre-
sentative Francis & Waiter.
e. FernSivsnia. re would
have lesorne RE frs cetoreS
&c, n IRE i7cyesr history e.
ire Fe6ersl Government &C be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14

WASHINGTON. DC. - Ds3 u
c;2' prs .u5ses t-ack ;hs appoint.
r,s-i nt : calcre3 by * J r1se
il re Eclss e Representatives
1Irres \ Jas1Sar. = "a q
CAsexga &C nos ees the AppaEui
rssri th1i brought HINT . wSsA-
4nsso1
Johnson was photographed CT
C2pa10. steps BIZ i hcc1E>.
knoWa later thai the boy &
nes SET ne appointment a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14

roANwco-Ssun - h-r.k
n - "a szrrss ssu-4E q 80
a'ss-cs $50 se,s~p s-susss ~
- wes - Sz--s assiz ~.
80 ssss 49, 1880 . -,sE.ur
sns - srer-as - - a 80.
sss,e s>~r. 81 q or mwrA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14
Wh1t They Sold After
We. lntesr1ticn:

S3f-cS-Af$-''Tn s-sH ~
ss-s-s oxs~ecz Ark4-SsS x,s
N-g-1 n he SeAas. c-sSs
H,tse CTS As<A s.s,es AAs Are-
~ caaS.S-e7s -eSaarSe1Nry q
N--gi--1 leRcs~x J. A-ksrSns
- p~s7ae AIvs A<~r So sec.s,s
- SssVs-Ssz q Az i.s..e.
mex 20 1sSr'1s- and Shecr sen
acc's .,cry ---,A-xH~Sks lsS-es.e
- reRce<.l i-sep-s.ssn "a
Il Negroes 80 80 vs-~a-i,
sSnssls sreUsrs ne~ neee 49,
s.s-e 49, ~ rros~exs 80
49, -hs -8sse- ~ rs-s
~ea-Rr - 80 sSeais exr~sxnre
- q tirsa--sn ns-.es TN.s-ss
~rfeerSsa 49, NensssSkin,
Ns-ree &srs>s- llnrsn
~ v Ts~ss
ntN c1x1rFr - =
His~wS ws SEesy p--.tr
C-eHr SccEEaag hss s.es~
-has TAerS = rsEsa- "a h,cs
"a, tne gag 81 ~ nr---ur,s
= rhs eancxs avs ars IA.
coe @x-lf,cc sseAlroar a. ~,
rrzaS ck5e-rn = ~ ans- q
- nv 1zx tssi q ,e~ csns-s.
-,sn nzS tr-ns ~ - $o1<A
~ Y Haz
- rhsAere. 49, 80
r.p-s>-s 40 Hps.-zs $50 a.
r*rzEerre nn6 errresc-s -
n-r-e q ,rs ~ srese. A-s m-e
- i~sxf ercds xspuas - -
80 >><-r'-e <.-shcre. ssxs
a srw r-s.ncr>F a. sAusV uaA
&c., 80 iuns rurrseurs-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14
RACE FEPc
the CHRISTINE THING ON RAG
IS THE RIGHT THING.

Cess H5srs.or % me 5bls ne Christian Science
textecck has re necessary vision
Heaven our esernsl life arc ALL realty spiritual
CO course are feyrS-sre disecVered-iN human
.cusrcss,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14

ngrRon rRlaINg. sAIrRpAy rEB 4 iess
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14

M fkes wsYicr Be bissssdi Obey coss sdsnss and
bless oshsrl"--tr ANDREW =. FSoSAauFs C.S
RrPsEs.NrtNc our FarHssMorRsR coo:-
CRUSADER FOR The iNviNciBlE. TRIUMPHANT. DIVINE
RfcHrs o. NAM
go cSA-ior AVE
WO. 2-lo72 WO 2-a937
psslshes ever "Wednesday ~ Ire
DETROIT rslsuNs PUBLISHING CO. lss
Ansrew r Fr.esssf. { s o~rer ard Pchsher
Ehssss,h ellington csnsrsi Manager .Msnss'rs Edssr
nse-es ne scs ce'rsf Mich
can srser MsrsA isrs SUBSCRIPTIONS Ore Year
ssSe r,s< S.Sc 81 Is Fsresa yearly S. % Nsfsnsi
Ser.Sir7 risrsssse unsses Newspapers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
How To He An Overnight Success.


years later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
BY JOE HvAMs

HOLLYWOOD
Barrie Chase, on TINS WEEKS
cover, IS the most talked-about girl
in show business today. She was an
overnight success. II happens rarely,
butit doeshappen-Marilyn Monroe
in asphalt Jungle" Audrey Hep
burn in Roman Holiday" and most
recently and brilliantly, dancer Barrie
in Fred Astaire's TV spectacular.
Its even harder to be an overnight
success on TV than in the movies, be-
cause you have just one hour, maybe
not that much, to put yourself across.
We asked Barrie how she did IL.
.'Well." she said, ia wasn't exactly
overnight. h took twenty-one years"
Barrie. who Is ~. started dancing
az the aee Of three. We said, in that
case she wasn't surprised when Fred
partner on the spectacular.
Her eyes epened wide. sSurprisei
When Jack Cole, lie dance dlreeler,
b meet me, I sid, o. 10, he mw
During most Of our interview, Bar
on q cushion on the floor Of her small
IL had met MIR. Astaire before. I va
Daddy Long Legs There were eigh
and Mr.. Astaire danced . few Steps wi
turn he eft me in back bend and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

chorus ct Silk Stockings' that MIR.
Astae took his first really good look her, He asked she
would like 10 dance on his ~ show.
I'VE reheased for eight week" Barrie said -and knew
every STEP every move But Of course the night Of the show
was nervous.
-One Of the first numbers Change Parners' which Mr.
Astaie last did in public with Giner Rogers had
table waiting for him and butterflies in my stomach going
wild
Then he danced in that lovely STYLE he has and forgot
everything but him and the music We could have been alone for
all knew. had such good time could have danced forever
Mr. Astaie who watched knesclpe Of the show with Barrie
the studio said very little but paid her the greatest compliment
Of an He asked she wanted to appear tession with him
again.
Nov ssddealy eveyose Barrie Droaaway producers
falling an themselves lining up properties for hr
10Th CenyFox has signed her sevenear contract for
bit parse did in Mard Gras" She has costanne the
studios big production Of Can CAM the original Asta IV
show was repeated because Of popular demand.
What about Barrie that's different? asked Astaire .She
moves in Q very individual way" he said
Apparently to be overnight you have to be different
and good Banes formula dancing when three
years old and work your head OF for u years.
Nothing 10 III The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

many movies, recently .Scaramcuche''
and 'Hans Christian Andersen." Il was
Dick Powell who first saw something
Different" in Barrie and took her out Of
the chorus Of The Conquerur" and
gave her Q brief comedy part IN 'sYcu
Can't Run Away From II"
TWAS whiIe Barrie was working in the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21
IAir Rifle Club
Now National

The East Cleveland YMCA
Air Rifle Club, under the leader
ship of William F. Vouk ant
John w. Mootz, YMCA You'll
Secretary, is now affiliated with
the National Air Rifle Associa
ton.
Mr.. Vouk and Mr.. Mootz an.
nounce the following members Of
the club who have qualified as
Pro- -Marksman and Marksmar
since the club has been or
ganized:
PRO-MARKSMAN - jim
Blair, Bob Dunn, Jim Dunn, A
Frankboner, Gregg Ford, Gary
Miller, Jan Pustai, Paul Scher-
bel and Jim Williams.
MARKSMAN-Bob Dunn, A
Frankboner, Greg Ford, Gary
Miller and Jim Williams.
This year there have beer
over forty-five boys in this
growing program and more are
expected next year. Should any.
one be interested in joining g
club Of this type, please call the
"Y" at GIL. 1-3425.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21
Grade School
Relays Nay %

The fifth annual Doc Vivian
Memorial Relays will be held in
Shaw Stadium on Saturday,
May 23rd, starting at $3.50 am.
Track teams from the city's
six elementary schools will
compete for school and indi-
vidual trophies in the following
events:
70-yd Dash
lloyd Low Hurdles
4-man Shuttle Relay
8-man Shuttle Relay
High Jump
Baseball Throw
Obstacle Race.
The relays are in charge of
Herb Klaus, Boys Physical
Education Director who extends
an invitation to the parents
and friends of the boys to come
and enjoy the relays.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21
Dedication At
kurumU House

The formal dedication Of the
completed Karamu House build.
ings will take place on Sunday
May oath at 400 pm.
This ceremony will follow
an open house with a guided
tour at 200 pm. and a brief
program during which the
Karamu Quartet and the Kara
mu Dancers will perform.
Dedication observances are
also being held on Saturday
and another Open House or
Monday, May 25th has visiting
house from 200 to 500 and
from 1880 to 1000 pm.
Karamu House is located at
1856 East 89th ST., and the
dedication on Sunday will take
place in Karamu Court.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21
Police BowIers
Get Three Highs
USE THIS HANDY BUSINESS DIRECT ORY|ppe

Queer things can happen, il
a bowling league scoring
Despite the fact that the East
Cleveland teams and one Of it,
members scored high in two
catagories each for the season
the final victory for high team
in the league went to Cleveland
Heights in the Eastern Cuya.
hoga Suburban Police Bowling
League.
Team winner was Dowd's
Motors of Cleveland Heights
with a 661a win, 80 loss with
154la points against Maestro
Restaurant, the local entry
which ended the season with
61la wins, 37la lost and 144
points.
Mastros as team was high
for three games with 2697
against Pelunis Motors with
1850 and Favorite Knits with
1922. Mastros also took high
single game honors with an
easy 1895 while Dowd's 939
was but one over Favorite
Knits' 938.
AS for individual honors,
East Cleveland's Bernard
Rhoda tied with Vojtech of
Pelunis Motors with GIG each
for three game high and also
captured the high single game
honors with 255, with James
Stark of the Edwards Funeral
Home keeping the second place
single high on the East Cleve-
land score sheet with his 245.
The Edwards team finished
fourth in the 10-team lineup
with So wins, Al losses and 121
points.
Dale Schmeling, another East
Cleveland bowler won the
award for The Most Improved
Bowler, 18 pins above his last
year record.
Sgt. Charles Kastilahn of the
East Cleveland Department is
League secretary.
On Thursday the League is
having an outing with Lieut..
Herb Brill, League President,
as host on his farm on Wilson
Mills rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21

BY OWNER
Infonts' -Childrens' weU shop. IA
yeoYs some owner in the Collin
wood ored. Coll evenings otter
TOO PM.
w. l-2826
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21
On Trip

Co-chairman of Junior Red
Cross volunteer service is
Greater Cleveland, Susan Bond
a junior at Shaw High School
will be one of IA delegates
abroad this summer in behalf OF
Red Cross. The delegation will
visit Germany, Switzerland
Italy and France.
Miss Bond is the daughter
of the Frederick C. Bonds, Jr
of 926 Brunswick rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21
OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY shop. on Lake Shore
blvd, near East 222nd shopping
center, living quarters In rear,
reasonable offer accepted. Call
Jack Palar, MA. 1-3745.
DELICATESSEN established busi-
ness, near schools and churches.
by owner. 1910 Kipling ave-. Nv.
6-1257.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21

MAY 28th, l5020 Aspinwall. 9 a. m.
to p. M. American Legion Aux
iliary. East Cleveland Unit. No. 1853.
IN portable building st. Joseph S
Parish school grounds. St. Clair
at East 144th ST.. May 2lst and
22nd from pm. to 8 pm. Satur-
day, May 23rd, from 10 am. to
noon.
THURSDAY, May 28th, 3 to 8 pm,
at First Ev. and Reformed
Church. 12305 Arlington at
ThornhilD.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21

Commercial Brick
Building
S Points oreo. 43lax65. full base
ment. Porking in reor. S5o.000.
DIS License
And good bar equipment. to be
relocated in Cleveland. $22.500.
Large Operating
Meat Market
S Points neo. well equipped.
$4,000.
YERTY NJ
Realty Co. N@
N. l.5340 W
Appraisol Service
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-22
NEARLY 3 FEET SHORTER

Corvair' s almost 5
inches lower. /, 800
pounds lighter, too.
It's compact size
makes 1t a JOY to
joc ckey through g h
traffic, a pleasure
to ark. No ne ed
for power assists.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-22

are in doubt or have some
un answered question please
attend this meeting Monday
night.
The Huntsburg Grange
held its booster night Mon :
day, Oct. 81.
Three 4 II clubs, Jr. Hust-
lers Sr. Hustler and COW
Hands, participated in t h e
Youth Program.
The Huntsburg Cow Hands
held a meeting at their adj
visor's, Elwin Adams, home.
Fair checks were passed
out.
A discussion was held for a
project for Grange Booster
night.
The majority wished to
have a summary of lessons
that were taught during their
II year.
These are the members and
their awards they received
during the past G e aug a
Fair. Pres, Paul Calkins had
3 awards; vice president, Le-
onard Bitner had 7 awards;
Secretary and treasurer, Lar.
ry Hunt had 4 awards; rec
reation leader, Betty Peter .
son, had 4 awards; news re-
porter, George Calkins had 3
awards; health and safety
Kenneth Peterson won IL a.
wards with 2 projects. Mem
bers Bill Sallee had 6 awards
and Paul Peterson had 5 a.
wards. The last two boys had
2 projects
School News
School will be closed on Oct
ober 80 for the teachers meet
ing.
Parent teacher conferen-
ces will be held the first week
of November.
The first six week period
is over and the children will
receive their report cards on
Wednesday. We have adopted
a new report card system for
the 9th, 7th and 9th grades
They will be given a slip to
take home to parents and a
permanent report card will
be kept on file.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-22
Hannbden Carnival
Saturday

HAMBDEN - The final
preparations for the Hanab =
den school carnival are being
made. 1t will be held In the
gym on Saturday, Oct. "a,
from 4 to 10 pm.
Home made pies and rolls
are on the menu of the ham
dinner which will be served
in the cafeteria from S to z
pm. by the P. T. A. mem
berS.
Room mothers are In char
ge of the booths each room
is sponsoring. They have
chosen games, home made
candy, candied apples, sug-
ar plum tree, fish pond, cake
rattle, and cartoons for the
booths. ....
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-22
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given tha

Notice Is hereby given that
at 800 PM. Eastern Stan
dard time, ON Thursday Nov
ember 5, 1859, at the Park
side Recreation Building, Chill
licothe Rd., Chesterland, O
hio, there will be a public
hearing by the Chester Town
ship Zoning Board of Appeals
Appeal No. 8-1959 John E. No
Ian, 1850 Mayfield Rd., Ches-
terland, Ohio.
Appellant wishes to tie in
south wall of front building
with north wall of proposed
building, now under construc-
tion, at 1850 Mayfield Rd.,
Chesterland, Ohio.
Certificate refused for: Vio-
lation of Section 2-paragraph
2 Chester Township Zoning
Resolution, which requires 145
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-22
By JOYCE ADAMS
Phone MEdford 1856

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hunt
celebrated their wedding an
niversary last Saturday.
Ricky Hummel, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Hummel, was
honored last Saturday at a
birthday party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hummel
Jr., and family, entertained
MIR. and Mrs. Curt Mirisch
and son, on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Zupanc-
ic and family were Sunday
visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Whites. .
The Middlefield P.T.A. will
meet October 26 at 300 in the
elementary building. There
will be a panel discussion
held on the bond issue. This
"bond issue" is for a four :
teen classroom high school,
to be built at the end of
Thompson Ave, in Middle =
field. This high school Is in
need Of our support. If you
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-22

Pretty light cloud and perfect ending to meal that's Apricot
Rice Soufne.
This dish that be expery by the
enjoyment of the particular gourmet
Rice added the usual basic ingredients white
lend greater stability and unusual flavor and Since cooked
called for may be prepared in few minutes while the
ingredients being assembled But left previous meal
will do nicely
Serve the sou plain with hot apricot topped with
sved almonds Other pureed fruits be substituted for the apricot
SO that dessert soue often and variety avo
RICE APRICOT SoUFFLE
cup heavy white sauce cup cooked rice
separated cup strained sweetened apricot pulp
Gradually add white to slightly beaten yok Stir in
and apricot pulp Beat whites until stiff but dry Fold into
mixture Pour into ungreased 2qua casserole Bake 325 F.
for hour.
isWhHe Sauce Sa-.2 =,
Melt "a butter margarine in pan. Stir In cup four
Then blend cup milk and teaspoon SALT Cook stirring constantly
until thckened. ------ !
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-22
/ awanka Meets
at Bonny Leydes

The Tawanka club met Oct
ober Is at the home of Bon
ny Leyde.
A short business meeting
was held followed by a toy
party presented by Mrs. G..
Gretza. Thirty one attended.
The annual guest night will
be October 90 at the home of
Joan Simmons. A special pro-
gram is planned. Anyone wish
ing to attend call Pat Bolek,
AV 5-8373.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-22

An auctioneer will be on
hand to auction off many it.
ems of interest.
Highlights Of the evening
will be performances by
some of the best local talent,
Hot dogs, coffee, popcorn i,
and pop is a carnival must,
and Is to be sold at the food
stand.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-22
cHARDoN, lss-s
NEWS from HUNTSBURG

Mr.. Burt had made many
repairs and improvements at
our school. At the moment he
is making goal posts for a
soccer field.
Mrs. Mansfield has taken
the position as helper for the
first grade teacher. Since we
have 81 first graders she was
badly needed. We are all glad
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-22
CUSTOM COLLECTOR TO
TALK TO KIWANIS

Miss Albina r. Cermak OF
Cleveland, collector of United
States customs for this area
will be the speaker at Geau.
ga Kiwanis tonight. The
meeting is at the Hambder
church at Hambden center
and starts at z o'clock.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-22

to have Mrs. Mansfield here.
Mr.. Jonah, the principal !,
attended a principals meet
ing at Chardon on Tuesday,
Oct. 20.
Also on Tuesday, Oct. 20,
several of our teachers at :
tended the music clinic at
Burton, Ohio, after school
hours.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-22

feet setback from the center
line of Mayfield Rd.
Isabelle Kochert, Sec'y.
Chester Township zoning
Board of Appeals
1c42
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-27
AirIiner Disabled;
CordinuI Cushing,
So Children Safe

GANDER, Newfoundland,
tAP) An Irish airliner bring
ing home So crippled and re-
tarded American children from
the Catholic shrine at Lourdes
developed trouble with one Of
its four engines over the Attain
tic early today but landed safely
at Gander.
Aboard also were Richard
Cardinal Cushing of Boston.
the leader Of the pilgrimage;
II nuns and other adults.
All the children we're put
aboard another plane and it
took of for Boston this morn
ing. The cardinal is following
on a second plane.
Cardinal Gushing had taken
the children to the shrine that
many believe has miraculous
curative powers. He said he
did not expect any physical
cures, but he looked for spiri-
tual miracles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-27
By the Associated Press

Army Secretary Brucker said
today that the free world may
still expect trouble around Ber-
lin May q. That was the dead
line originally set by Soviet
Premier Khrushchev for end
ing the postwar agreement on
control of the former German
capital.
At the same time Mr.. Brucker
cautioned the Soviets that
anyone who fails to heed or
misconstrues" President Eisen-
hower'S declaration that the
United States will not yield to
force or threats in the Ger
man crisis sis in for a terrific
shock"
The Secretary made his re-
MARKS IN an airport news con-
ference on his return from l9
days in Europe.
Mr.. Brucker termed a master
stroke" the sending of a CLIO
cargo plane into Berlin earlier
this month at a higher altitude
than the flying level Of older
craft normally used in supply
ing the divided city. He said
he assumes Defense Secretary
McElroy "sent the C-130 into
Berlin to demonstrate that we
would not be put into a funnel
or forced to travel in lower
space than we have a right to
travel"
The Soviets protested the