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Blond Hair
Mrs. L. B., Washington

MIS-. L. B, washington
Is there any way of keep
ing bleached blond hair from
getting brittle and how does
one keep a dye from becom-
ing too harsh after a few
uses? Thank you for all
answers.
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to almost any profile m
through RICH. Thank you all
for your answers.
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Little Dod

Miss S. M, SilUer Spring
We have a little dog with
a long white fur coat. With
summer, the poor thing gets
so hot. Should we have her
clipped\or leave her alone?
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out of the sail without weak
ening the fabric too much?
We do not want them to
tear in a high wind.
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A Quiet Place
Miss L. C. M. ArIinoton

Miss L. C. M, Arlington
Could any of you good
readers tell me of a quiet inn
or home, within easy reach
of Washington by public
transportation, where one
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can go for a few days of
much-needed rest? I am not
referring to a rest" home
or a nursing home. What I
have in mind is a place
where a hard-working per-
son may obtain a few days
Of rest and quiet.
Since most hotels advertise
their entertainment features,
I have no idea how to start
looking for the sort of place
I have described.
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CuIorie Chart

Mrs. H. Mop, AQuaSco. Md.
Could someone send me a
calorie chart, or if you don't
have one, could you tell me
where I could get one?
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Society-Home

SOS'Ssy aSHS
Miss Anneberg
Is Married
Mrs. Veronica Ourisman
announces the marriage of
her daughter. Miss Wallis
Annenberg, to Mr.. Seth Vein
garten, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Weingarten of
Bridgeport, Conn. The bride
is also the daughter of Mr..
Walter H. Annenberg of
Philadelphia.
The wedding took place
yesterday at Wynnewood, Pa.
The bride is a graduate of
National Cathedral School
for Girls and Pine Manor
Junior College.
Mr.. Weingarten attended
Princeton University where he
was a member of the Charter
Club. He is presently a STU
dent at Yale Medical School
and is a member of the
Princeton Club of New York
City.
The couple will live tenn
porarily in Bridgeport.
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for information
os to local ovoiIobility
coll The Stor
u $4,000, Ext 49l
between $50 ON.
and s pm.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

HARPERS FERRY, in Nd, on u s
hwy. $40, between Frederick and
Charles Town, W, Va-Old 7-rm
white brick home and 2-fiooi
store; parking lot, garages, we'll
pond, barn. grapes, fruit trees;
on about ga acres. $4,000
EN-. 3-7775. Add. 25 acres avail.
ohla 0pa
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l-room air conditioned. AL avail.
able immediately
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WOODWARD BLDG.
18th and H StS. NV.

$3.50 1T. air-conditioned suite;
reception area and 4 ofhces.
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HOUSES FOR skLE-VA.

A SLEEPER IN SLEEPY HOLLOW
This all-briek rambler Is a mas
terpiece of construction with q
truly unusual floor plan to suit
the most discriminating purchaser
3 bedrms., ga baths, center hall
carport and q rec. rm. with bar
beyond compare. Owner trans
ferred. Priced under $50, 600 and
FIRST time offered CAL today,
p. W. BERENS. 2l60 N. GlebC
Realtors, IA. 5-0707.
500 DOWN FHA, at this out.
standing value in elose-in Buck.
nell. Near schools, shopping, ant
bus. A most convenient location
and more space for the money
with 3 bedrooms. / "a baths, larRI
living room. dining room, easy tC
live in kitchen. lots Of close
space. big patio Of stone. fenced
yard and lovely fruit trees. Low
monthly payments, first time
offered. Total price SIS. 500
ROUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP. XII. $4,000.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

APPROX. 1000 so. #. c. office
space: air cond., heart of Silver
Spring; park. spaces on propt
Call Mr.. KEYS, HE. 9-2242.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
fCONTlNlIEDl

oUT-oF-ToWN BUSINESS oppor-
tunity for someone wishing 70
settle or retire to a quiet COM
munity. For sale, general mer-
meats, dry goods, etc. FlouriShing
long established business. Priced
reasonable. Investment return in
less than q year. Located in the
center Of hsherman's paradise
Eastern Shore. Virginia. Write
PAIR OAKS GROCERIES. Boz
2O2. Meifa, Virginia, or call Sun
set E-lASs
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Solar Building
10th and K SITS.

1880 50. IT., on sub-Ist floor
identical to all other floors, with
the exception Of windows: very
reasonable rental: immediate pos
session. Cell GREENHoOT, INC,
FX 3-3363
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WAREHOUSES for RENT
ffNATIAIifEnA

WAREHOUSE TO SHARE floors,
bsmt., front and rear entr., sc.
Wash. light indust.; OF. 4-7135,
5000 SO. Fl. warehouse. Can be
divided. Heated and well lighted
once and toilets. VIII air eond
for electronie hrm. Zoned for
manufacturing. Parking. Montg
Co, Nd, HA- T-7272
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FARMS
CLARKE REALTY
AND INSURANCE
Warrenton, Va. Phone 1855

FOR RENT until Feb, 1851 =
APPROX. $50 acres grazing land,
fenced, water; reas. rental. Route
55 near Route Is, Prince William
County, Va. Reply Box 307-D,
Star
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OUT OF TOWN. REAL ESTATE
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

IDEAL RETREAT - s-rm. house.
wonderful trout stream. AZ wooded
acres, 20 mi. W. D. c. Must see
to appreciate mtn. Wv: S7.7OO.
Agt. for RAY T. CANNON, Real
tor. JE. 4-3974.
SHENANDOAH RETREAT COUN-
TRY CLUB which includes swim
ming, fishing and g-hole aolf
course. 50x100 level lot. LA,
6-36S5.
Z WOODED ACRES (hilltop) mr..
Huntington, Pa-Rd. open all VI.
power. instd Ravstown dam / mi. :,
80 mi view; cash Sl,l95 before
June /; S1,495 after. RE. 5-566O,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
sPRINGFIELD. West % mos.

SPRINGFIELD, West % mos. old.
3-bedrm.. 2-bath. split-leveL On
cul-de-ssc. Fireplace. Mahog. pa
neled din. rm., rec. rm., earport.
Swimming pool and golf course
area. OWNER. HA. l-s571.
ST. AIMS CHURCH AND SCHOOL
in walking distance of this 4-bed-
room, 2-bath home on Wilson
blvd. Pull basement with y bath,
rear screened porch. bay win
dow in living room. Assume a good
loan Of Sl4,O with monthly pay
mentS only S112 total. A lot of
house for the money. Call IA. z
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
ARLINGTON

Large Rarden-type apartment prof.
ect located IN heart Of Arlington
County: 2I3 2 bedrm. and Ia
/ bedrm. units. This is a success.
full season, eficient project. Wait.
ing list for these lovely large
units: gross income above S200,-
900 yearly: requires substantial
cash. For inspection appointment
call Mr.. Lacy or Mr.. DeLashmutt.
Al n nnnHZrIIT u nnArc
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LOIS, A0REAaG WAMTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

FOR ACTION in the sale Of your
REGs RfHPtrfs; EsrSfR. Sfll j. lE.oodsST! dsTHTFEY
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DESK SPACE
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

DESK SPACE or mailing addres,
gith ressptionist; MISS BLOCK
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
tcoNrINUEpl ss

TIRED OF BEING CRAMPED?
Then see this suburban Utopia
with space to. grow; 3 large bed
rooms, large living room, separate
dining room; full basement with
rec room; walk-up attic where
2 more huge bedrooms; plus 2-car
detached gRrage. All for $50, $50.
call nowi ROuTH ROBBINS REAL
ESTATE CORP, XII. $4,000.
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SUMMER HOMES

FOR SALE, along Po-
tonac River nr. Harpers Ferry
2 bedrooms, kitchen, living. rn1.,
screened porch, freplaces, cisterns,
on 100xl00-ft. lots, fishing, boat
ing. skiing, swimming. $500 and
Mon. Phone Haserstown, Nd, RE.
3-754S.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
TRUST N0TES WANTED
AVIATION

WILL BUY 2D TRUST NOTES on
northern Virginia properties. NJ.
q M. INVESTMENTS, SO. S-2770
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

2O1S 9th ST. N.E.-4,50O 50. It.
on End floor. Once entrance in
loading. Modern offices wired for
air conditioners. Ideal for manu-
featuring. Available on or before
Sept l: Inquire 2014 5th st. ne.
DU. 7-755O.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

WsooDIaNR| sss9.' .S.| 1EAoHMGss4 HasI n $40 eSi- "
up: net. pvt. beach. CO. 3-2172
25 Miles D. C.-Mayo Area
Completely furn. yr.-'round modern
home: 5 bedrms., 3 baths, with
spacious lawn and garden, pier,
boat house, bath house and row
boat. Will lease to responsible
family, only S175 mo. Excel. for
entertaining. EN-. 2-4239.
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SEASH0RE PROPERTY

IMMEDIATE OCCU-
FANCY in Rehoboth Beach--Mod.
2-bedrm. apis. and 3 and 4 bed:
rm homes. Ocean block. Call
HARRY RAPKIN, Rehoboth Beach.
Del, 3151. 8 Baltimore ave.
BETHANY BEACH, DELAWARE :
once open Labor Day wk. end,
"Our House" 4th and Atlantic
ave. Dickinson 1851. Wide selec-
ton of choice homes for sale. We
invite your inspection. L. T. GRA-
Waite, REALTOR, 1918 K st.
NV. Ma. S-O753.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Small hotel,
80 income rms. only steak house
in Ocean City, doing big business.
100000 takes It over. For full
details. Atlantic 9-9940.
OCEAN CITY, Md and 2 bed
rm. apt, near ocean. HE. 9-24S4, !,
JU. S-3353.
REHOBOTHE BEACH-Ocean front
apts. and cottages. ImmRc. S59. so
wk. UP. MRS. NEVES, OIL. 4-3SS3.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
tcohTINUEpl
BARGAINS
IACh5 EbbU bIATION

~ ~AeFN WIZ eOOh QOOi
JACKS ESQ STATION
S01 H St. NV.
BUICK 1855 4-door hardtop; $500:
one owner since new, immae
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn.
BUICK 1865 Super Riviera: new
car condition. aqua, green and
'55 Special 4-dr.; dynafioW.
is almost new. Only S4s5. Many
others. CROWN MOTORS. 2OOi
Nichols ave. Sc, Lu. 4-1515.
BUICK '52 station wagon; rough
ext, excel. mechanically. S125 or
best offer. OIL. 6-7B4S.
BUICK "a Riviera; dyna., +. and
n excel. cond,; $500 or best
BUICK SO; factory air cond.; Road
master; exceptional care: orig
owner; 4-dr. sedan; power brakes.
steer, arial and seats, all de luxe
equip, r. and h.; S1,250. 5252
Wis. ave. NV.
BUICK '52 4-dr.: equipped B.
BARGAINS, S125. LEE d. BUTLER,
ll2l 21st st. NV. FE. 7@3245.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

D-s BULLDOZER, with tam. Do
bulldozer. los air compressor. For
rent: valley 6-70sg, Culpeper, Va,
FOR SALE OR RENT-Northwest
25 backhoe Or. shovel. wide pads,
assoc cOod rNS. G nlshts. Esns OsEf sU sSasScA sSsSc4A
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VACATION PLACES
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-ocean
front, furn. and bedrm. apis.
: ia. 9-7514 ewes. and wk.ends.
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MOTORCYCLES
AuT0MOTlVE MISC.

MOTOR SCOOTER, excellent shape,
made by PiaEsio Of italy, very low
mileage, S176. CHI, 8-7l06.
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= 7TREES-TREES
UNIQUE
S27,850

Perfect for people wanting charm and
seclusion, located on over an acre
Of beautifully Handicapped terrace
with towering trees. A rambler
built in three sections, from two
to ffteen years old. Living room,
23x15, with paneled fireplace wall
and built-in bookcases, separate
rooms 15xl3 each, center-hal en-
trance and den. 80 minutes to
downtown Washington. Inspection
by annnintment nIllY
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

S2-H.P. MeCULLoCH drone engine,
type used in Bensen gyrocopter;
S160. Ii. 7-l425.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15

}. Music at. Windermere Metho.
'ldist Church has returned te
Cleveland with his family from
California where they spent ar
enjoyable summer.
Recently Mr.. Chinn directed
the Chancel Choir in it's open
ing fall program at the worship
service. The two anthems pre-
sented were worship" and "A
Blessing" both by Shaw. Solo,
lists at Windermere are Betty
Kenney, soprano; Louanne Bay
lor, alto; Elton Johnson, tenor,
and Frank Stafford bass. This
will mark Mrs. Kenney's fourth
year as soloist while Miss Bay
lor, a recent graduate at Lake
Erie College, makes her debut.
Mr.. Johnson comes to Winder-
mere from Lakewood Methodist
Church where he served for five
years. Mr.. Stafford has pre-
|viously been soloist at First
Baptist Church in Cleveland
Heights.
The First Season Meeting
The St. Philomena Guild will
hold its first meeting Of the
season on Thursday, Sept. 22nd,
at 8 p. m. in the Social Hall of
the church.
This meeting will be mainly
organizational and Develop
mental. Mrs. Charles Huston,
the President, will present the
following chairmen of the
various committees:
Program Director, Mrs. Rob-
ert O'Malley, 1868 Beersford;
Ways and Means, Mrs. Carl
Strasshofer, 14517 Potomac; Co.
chairman, Mrs. Joseph Rogish,
1886 Orinoco; Civil Welfare,
Mrs. Elmer Lang, 14600
Potomac, Mrs. William Lewis,
1874 Page; Martha Mary Group,
Mrs. Albert Blatnick, 1882 East
18th ST.; Spiritual Welfare,
Mrs. George Schmitz, 1884
Vassar; Fa mily Life, Mrs.
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Jehovah's Witnesses Of the
W n d m e r e Congregation,
14444 Euclid ave-, invite all
persons of good will to attend
a meeting Sunday at 6 pm.
E. Koble will deliver the pub
lie address entitled "Is Jesus
Christ the Promised Messiah 2"
Other meetings are held
Tuesdays at 8 pm, and Thurs
days at 1880 pm. All are in
vited.
.
The Bahi World Faith Peace
Program will be held at Sweden
borg Hall, 126OO Euclid ave.
(entrance on Penrose) Sunday,
Sept. 18th at 4:30 pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15

Mr.. Cyril Chinn, director of
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training and Christian develop
ment.
The sessions held at Calvary
Lutheran Church, 1901 Euclid
ave. will begin at 7:30.
This school sponsored by 10
cal congregations, is a part of
the Lutheran Leadership Edu-
cation School under the direc-
tion Of the Board of Parish Ed
ucation Of the United Lutheran
Church.
Information concerning this
school may be secured from
Rev. Alfred Buehner Of St.
James Lutheran Church who r.
serving as dean.
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Church News

The first fall meeting of the
East Cleveland Council o1
United Church Women will be
held September 23rd with the
Phillips Avenue United Presby.
terian Church as the host
church. The fellowship tea will
be at / p. m. followed by a busi-
ness meeting at 1:30 p. m.
The program chairman, Mrs.
Douglas Baker, will present
Mrs. Randall M. Ruhlman, psy-
chologist at Cleveland State
Hospital, who will speak on
"New Horizons in Men a
Health"
"Seeing Is Not Believing"
will be the sermon topic next
Sunday at the 1O:45 a. m.
worship service at the Phillips
Avenue United Presbyterian
Church, East 125th ST., at Phil
lips ave.
Anthem selection by the
Senior Choir is "The Beati-
tudes" by Mueller.
Host and Hostess for the day
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred
H. Cheetham.
T" Fashion Is Fun"
The Woman's Society Of
Christian Service Of the Win
dermere Methodist Church will
sponsor a style show for the
family on Wednesday, Sept.
28th, at 8 p. m. in Fellowship
Hall Of the church.
Cooperating in the evenings
program will be Mary's Style
Shop, 1906 St. Clair; Dia-
mond's Men Shop, 13600 Euclid,
and the Fella's Shop 1896
Cedar. Narrator for the show
will be Joe Diamond, who will
introduce models chosen from
the church membership. The
newest fall and winter styles
for all age groups will be
shown. Prizes, refreshments
and music will complete the
evening.
General chairman is Mrs.
Arthur E. Griffith, assisted by
Mrs. Frank H. Fellows, Mrs.
Byron Schenck, Mrs. VIM. Cam
eron and Mrs. Grace Davidson,
local president.
During the afternoon of the
same day there will be sale Of
new fall and winter hats sup
piled by Blankner-Loy Co. This
activity is under the chairman
ship of Mrs. Dewey Barry.
Wesleyan Class Homecoming
The Windermere Methodist
Church Wesleyan Class Home
coming Picnic will be on Sum
day, Sept. 18th at Camp Klein.
This will be basket picnic, cof-
fee and tea will be furnished.
Each family should bring the
beverage for their own children.
The swimming pool will be open
if weather permits. The time
will be from $3.50 p. m. to 800
p. m. Your presence will make
the party the success enjoyed
last year.
Mothers Class Picnic
Get together picnic is
planned for the Mothers Class
and their families, on Saturday,
Sept. 17th from 4:30 p. m. to
7:3O p. m. Bring your picnic
basket and come to North Cha
grin Metropolitan Reservation
Park. For further information
call Mrs. Zielke, EV. 1878.
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PpA 21~ Enrolling IN Social dancing Ga4 Starting thursday
Sept 10Th at z,5 $3.50 at 1oh Garsz, 4ngui,hed SDan. Studio

tacular success with her teach
ing and employs great care in
the method of instruction with
special consideration given to
foundation technique in all
types of dancing. The Gensler
School of Dancing is designed
for dance education, dignity
and distinction, the highest
standard in dance culture.
Glasses and private lessons
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15

There is ample parking. Glasses
for high school and junior high
school boys and girls will stress
good posture and ballroom eti-
quette in an atmosphere of
refinement. Parents s h u d
have their sons and daughters
learn to dance the correct way.
Don't let them "pick it up
from others.
Miss Gensler has had spec
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15

lalso will be given for adults.
Ladies conditioning classes
are open for mothers and
business girls. They may
attend afternoon or evening
classes in limbering, tap and
ballet to keep fit and retain a
well-proportioned figure.
Special classes for little tots.
For further information, call
LEA. 1-1222.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15

Frank Farley, 1928 Baldwin
Co-chairman, c Mrs. VILLA N
McGrath, 1904 Roxbury; Legis.
lature, Mrs. Herbert Hart, 1711
Hartshorn; Hospitality, Miss
Alice Baner, 1747 Page; Tele.
phone Board, Mrs. w. L. Mey.
ers, 14404 Orinoco; Member
ship Committee, Mrs. Andrew
Ladika, 1910 East 134th; Mrs
Steve Ruder, 1853 East 141st
ST.; Mrs. William Lewis, 1874
Page; Mrs. John Prosek, 14701
Ardenal.
Parliamentary and Constitu-
tion, Mrs. Eugene Mccarthy,
1890 Fernwood; Guards, Mrs.
George Schmitz; Miss Alice
Banker; Mrs. Laura Walters,
1854 Roxford.
Sunshine, Mrs. John Depke,
1919 Roxford; Publicity, Mrs.
Ernest Zupancic, 1892 Beau
m mt; Refreshments, Mrs.
Michael Noble, 14206 Mayfair;
Mrs. Marie Curry, 1851 Euclid;
Music, Mrs. John McGraw,
1929 Arlington.
Something New Added
The Guild announces the
organization Of q new de-
partment in the parish entitled
"You Are My Neighbor." It will
have as its main objective the
performance of corporal works
of mercy. Mrs. Frank Vogeler
who resides at $50 Paxton I'd.
will head the organization.
The Rev. and Mrs. Thurman
F. Alexander and daughter,
Ellen, have returned on Sept.
1st from a pleasant and restful
vaction to New England. Rev.
Alexander resumed his pastoral
duties at Windermere Method
inst Church upon his return.
This evening the Deacons
and Deaconesses Of the Winder-
mere Presbyterian Church will
meet for their regular meeting
at 7:30 p. m.
At the II o'clock worship
service of Windermere Presby-
terian Church, Sunday, the
title Of Rev. Sappenfield's
sermon will be Autobiography |
of a Pew"
reflections on South Amer
lea" will be the topic discussed
by DR.. Angus Hull, executive
secretary of the Cleveland Bap-
tist Association, at the Sep
tember meeting of the East
Cleveland Congregational
Church Mems Club on Wednes-
day the 21st. DR.. and Mrs. Hull
were in Brazil, Argentina,
Peru and Ecuador in June and
July, and attended the Baptist |
World Convention in Rio de
Janeiro. DR.. Hull will offer
personal comments on current
Latin American affairs. He
will illustrate his talk with
color slides.
Beginning Monday and con-
tinuing for a six-week period,
six Of the area Lutheran con-
creation will join forces in Of
fering classes in leadership
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Enrollments are now being
taken for social dancing classes
which are beginning at Viola
Gensler's spacious and very at
tractive studio in the Heights
Rockefeller Building at Lee and
Mayfield Roads. The studio is
easily accessible by bus and
auto from any part Of East
Cleveland, Euclid or the North
eastern section of Cleveland.
Evening star., 1960-02-09
Nixon Farm Plans
Hit by Humphrey

HERMIsToN. oreg.. Feb. 9
(AP). - Senator Humphrey,
Democrat of Minnesota, told a
farm country audience last
night "if Nixon is elected Presi-
dent the Republican farm pro-
gram will be as phony as a So
bill and worth less"
Senator Humphrey said Vice
President Nixon, who seeks the
6. o. P. presidential nomina-
ton, is preparing a new farm
program Of "big promises that
will last only through the first
week after the November elec-
ton"
The Senator, who is stump
ing Oregon as a candidate in
the May Democratic presiden-
tial, primary, then said that Mr..
Nixon had helped draft the
current farm program. This
program, said Senator Hum
phrey, has resulted in fewer
farms, fewer farmers, lower in
come and higher prices.
The administration wants
high interest, tight credit and
low farm prices, and that's what
they're giving you," Senator
Humphrey said.
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committee member, who said /:
Facts now being unearthed
and soon to be disclosed could
make the highly publicized
payola irregularities seem like
a child's game of marbles by
comparison.
"One reason is that money,
big money, Is involved in the
highway program"
The road program is expected
to cost $40 billion over a period
Of years.
Mr.. Wright said the original
cost estimates of the Federal
State system have skyrocketed
Evening star., 1960-02-09

Federal Government bears 90
per cent Of the cost and the
States 10 per cent, was au-
thorized by Congress in 1856.
1t will not be completed for
another l3 years.
The cost is financed from
Federal gasoline and other
taxes. Originally 8 cents a
gallon, the gas tax was raised
to 4 cents last year and Presi-
dent Eisenhower wants it in
creased at least another q
cent to meet the higher cost
and to keep the program on
schedule.
Evening star., 1960-02-09

from 100000 a mile to more
than a million dollars a mile.
He said the reason may be a
composite Of many things-"in-
adequate planning, indecision
and lack of central direction,
individual cases of local graft
on too widespread a base"
Mr.. Wright also indicated
that the committee inquiry
may touch on possible collision
among contractors, use Of "in-
side knowledge" on right-of-
way land purchases and related
highway dealings.
The interstate system of su-
perhighways. of which the
Evening star., 1960-02-09
Hooded Witnesses Aid
Roundup in AIqiers

President Charles de Gaulle's
self determination policy.
Mr.. de Serigny was arrested
yesterday and taken to Barber
ousse Prison outside Algiers.
Three members of Parliament
also have been accused and i'm
prisoned in Paris. They include
Pierre Lagaillarde, a former
paratroop lieutenant who was
military leader of the uprising.
Among those sought is Joseph
Ortiz. a cafe operator who
shared leadership with Lagail-
larde. He has been variously
reported in Belgium, Holland
and Germany.
In the final days of the re-
volt, the Spanish consulate
here reported an unusual num-
Evening star., 1960-02-09
LAS VEGAS SPECIAL
Nixon 6-5 Fovorite
Against the Field

those desperate people who line
the Western Union office coun-
ter wiring home for money.
Besides. Las Vegas people like
prompt action. Just Of the
strip is an abandoned race
track which failed because. as
a cab driver explained, "you
have to wait Is minutes to run
a horse race and you can lose
$50 in a couple Of seconds at
the crap table"
Senator Kennedy. who goes
on to Oregon today. has said
he is going to shoot his wad on
the Wisconsin primary. ON
which nobody here as yet has
made many bets.
Evening star., 1960-02-09

ALGIERS, Feb. 8 (AP)-
Police accompanied by hooded
witnesses questioned suspects
in several sections Of Algiers
today as they sought more per-
sons responsible for the abor-
tive January "a uprising of
rightwing French settlers.
The witnesses hid their iden-
tity to avoid reprisals.
Sixteen persons, including a
number Of prominent Algiers
residents, already have been
charged with attacks against
the state.
Latest Of these was Publisher
Alain de Serigny, whose news
paper Echo d'Alger has been
the most vociferous of the
rightwing critics of French