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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28

THIS 5-YEAR-OLD 3-bedroom
ronch with full basement is love-
ly. long and low. Situoted on q
beautiful 65xl50-ft. lot. 2-cor a.
rage, oluminum storms and
screens for only $4,000.
4 BEDROOMS in desirable sec
ton OF WILLOWICK. Gas heot.
lh-cor garage. Rustic fenced
back yo1d. Washer. dryer. dis
posol and drupes included.
$4,000.
EXTRAS GALORE in this l-yeor-
old 3-bedroom WICKLIFFE ranch
include built-in oven and ronge,
wosher ond dryer. oluminum
ownings and storms and screens.
Competing, disposal. troverse rods
and attached garage. Sl7.900.
$500 down.
WILLOWlCK - 3-bedroom brick
home. plus one unfinished on
End. 2-cor goroge. built-in breok-
fast nook. Competing. new blinds.
aluminium storms and screens.
Beach privileges. Only $4,000.
INSTANTLY APPEALING ronch
on double lot. Attached garage.
SOS per month plus toxes and in
suronce. Only Sl5.s00.
BRAND NEW 3-bedroom runch.
All large rooms. hardwood floors,
platinum woodwork. gos heot.
Only sl.550 down. Sl5.5oO.
$500 DOWN con purchase this
cute 2-bedroom ranch in WIL-
LOUGHBY with full basement
and 2-cor ottdched garage with
breezewoy. Beach privileges one
iprl,,IaJ Sl9 S0f1
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28

286O7 LCHRIST dr.: Groom semi
ranch, attached garage. carpeting
throughout, recreation room,
$23 400. Open Sunday 2-5 p. m.
VIII 3-4D60
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28
FOR RENT

OFF street parking, concrete lot,
Hayden Woodwork area, s.
month. MU. 1-2020.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28
OPPORTUNITIES

AIR cooled engine, outboard motor
repair business. tools, compressor,
parts, new, used engines, accounts
busy season now starting; invest
ment returned in short time; can
be run from home. $1,000.
". 1888.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28

BICYCLE repair shop, bicycle parts.
old and new. good location.
W. l-2463. KE. 1-2OO4.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28

Both Open Sun.
] to $50
esl Johnny Cake Ridge. Mentor.
between Rt. 306 and Gorfield Rd.
New 3-bedroom ranch. Feotur-
ing large living room. dining
room. kitchen with eating oreo.
built-in oven and range; Ia
baths, full basement. large 22x22
garage. Yord finished. graded
and seeded. S22. 900.
434 Foirwoy. Willowick. 293Id
ST.. east off Loke Shore Blvd. to
Fuirwuy. Lovely 2-bedroom bun.
golow with full basement and ex-
ponsion up. Home in perfect con-
dition. Close to Shoregote shop
ping and schools. This home is q
must for you to see. Sl7.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28
FOR RENT

OFFICE. East 185th- h-Renwood, 2 OF
rooms, fine location, for doctor,
insurance. etc. w. 1-2463,
KE. 1-20O4.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28

CORNER business lot, A0x1l6 on
East 200th St, opposite Roosevelt
school, sell or build to lease.
w. 1889.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28
Sl4.500

#e0: S NICE rooms, full basement,
new gas furnace, 1l2-car garage,
make this a must. Betty Hansen
Realty. 819 East 185th ST..
w 6-2l30.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28
Lake Shore Blvd.

We con orange possession with
q low down payment for this
lovely 2 bedroom home on large
corner lot. Beech privileges.
hardwood floors and gos heot.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28

3 bedroom Cope Cod with lor9e
living room. dining room. bed
room kitchen and enclosed porch
down, 2 bedrooms up. Large dou-
bic ottdched gorugs and On
extra workshop at rear OF large
lot This property should fit your
needs and pocketbook. Asking
S2l.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28

FULLERWOOD area, owner selling:
3-bedroom colonial, possible 4th:
excellent location; near Wells
Schools and st. Williams new
Junior High district. full divided
basement, recreation room. 2
wood burning fireplaces, attached
garage, screened porch, beautiful
cellent buy at S23, 900. Call
RE 2-7315.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28

JUST reduced to si8 900: this g.
bedroom contemporary ranch in
Willoughby has liz baths, beamed
ceilings, utility room and single
garage. cement drive and fenced
in backyard, by. owner.
WIFI 2-O016
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-28
WiIloWick

3 bedroom bungalow neor shop
ping and schools. Fomily room.
clay tile bath. recreation room.
breezewoy with double attached
uurdqe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
Water Pollution
Farley Dec. TIA
To Draw $500

About 1900 public leaders
an dhealth and water authori-
ties will attend a National Con-
ference on Water Pollution
here December 1914.
Arthur S. Fleming, Secretary
of Health. Education. and We'll
fare said yesterday at a press
conference that the meeting
has been called by DR.. Leroy E,
Burney. United States surgeon
general, at the request OF
President Eisenhower.
He predicted that the con-
ference at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel will give further i'm
petus" to the attack on water
pollution.
Mr.. Fleming said those at
tending the conference will
consider the broad public
health, social and economic
implications of water pollution.
The conference, Mr.. Flem-
ming said, will have two mis-
Sions:
/. To reach substantial agree
ment on a set of national goals
to curb pollution.
2. To set forth specific pro-
grams needed to achieve these
goak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
Bus Strikers
Ordered Back

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 10 (AP)
Striking transit workers have
been told to go back to work
here by midnight Sunday-or
face contempt proceedings.
Nine hundred mechanics
struck the Metropolitan Transit
Authority Just after midnight
Wednesday in defiance of a
court order forbidding them to
strike.
The walkout paralyzed the
authority's bus and streetcar
service in Los Angeles and in
terurban service to three neigh
boring counties.
Hundreds of thousands of
riders were forced to drive
their cars, hitch rides, walk
or stay home.
The biggest problem, still,
was parking. damned parking
lots turned away countless Gus
toners. who further snarled the
flow of traffic by circling end
less blocks in a search of a rest
ing place.
The Amalgamated Transpor-
tation Union, warned by supe-
rior Judge Lloyd S. Nix to call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18

! intend to stay here for a long
time"
He indicated he had re-
turned because he wanted to
see his elderly parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. Paul ]. Macken-
sen, ST.. Of Baltimore.
Mr.. Mackensen, a pastor Of
the American Luthera n
Church, went to Tsingtao,
China, as a missionary for the
United Lutheran Church in
l949 after a year ago studying
Chinese at Yale University.
In his application for mis-
sionary service. he had written:
"a Christian message is much
more than a systematiZed
statement of convictions. 1t is
a whole life of prayer and
thought and action consecrated
in Christ Jesus. That is my
belief. and God willing, it will
be my life"
When the Reds took over
China, he chose to stay at his
post. In 1850, however. he
asked permission to leave, but
his request was refused.
He was arrested in March,
1852, and sentenced TO five
years in prison for "acts threat
ening security" He was released
in March, 1857,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18

of its strike, declared: "As OF
now. we have no plans to stor
the strike"
A union attorney filed a mo-
ton asking the judge to vacate
the original restraining order
which the union regards as
illegal. This will be argued
Monday.
The punishment for con-
tempt is up to the discretion
of the judge.
The union, representing 900
mechanics of the MIA, asks a
65-cent hourly wage increase
and other benefits. MIA claims
the demand would cost Sill
per man-hour and has offered
a 4l-cent hourly package. The
mechanics were drawing $2.61
an hour under the previous
contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
200 Homes in Dark
In SIT. Short Circuit

KENANSVILLE. N. C. (AP)
AN electric power company
reported a 5-foot short circuit
knocked out electric service to
1900 homes.
The Shooter was a black
snake that crawled into a pow
er company substation and dis
rupted service. The snake was
electrocuted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18

Ploneer MILK ana was met by
q sister and brother-in-law. the
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard E
Good of Spinnerstown, Pa.
Sorry to keep you waiting
so long," he told them with .
smile. They left with him by
car for Spinnerstown, where his
parents awaited him.
He was tanned. appeared in
good health, and wore a dapper
brown tweed suit. and brown
shoes.
II got them in China" he
said, when asked about the
well-made clothing.
Chose TO Stay 3 Years
y Mr.. Mackensen, when freed
from prison in 1857, elected to
remain in China, saying he
had received "a certain amount
OF education" while in prison.
land learned something of the
program for social changes
taking place."
Nov I'd like to study what
is going on" he said then.
whether I agree or not is up
to me-" He has since been
teaching English at the Shang-
: hal Institute Of Foreign Lam
guages.
AS he debarked at a Staten
Island pier here, he was af-
fable and gracious, but reticent
about his China years. Asked If
he planned to go back. he said
1--WE been away a long time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
Missionary Who Stoyed
In Red Chino Returns

NEW YORK Nov. 10 (AP).-A Lutheran missionarys long
stay in Red China Ito find out what it's all about
- The Rev. Jaul Mackensen r, 35 home today after
u behind the Bamboo Curtain part the time in
prison. and recently by his choice.
I'm glad to be back" he said
~ He arrived last night the United freghter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
specially priced
MEMS CAR COATS
With warm Innings
II 80
comparable value 1896 and more
comparable value 1896 and more

comparable value 1886 and more
Rugged Iongweoring coats and hip length jackets
With Orion ocryIic and quilted Innings All labeled for
fabric content.
Warm bukyknit collars Many also have knitted
sleeve cuffs to keep out cold Winds
. Popular dropped shoulder and set-n sleeve styIine
F1eovy-duy fuII-eneth front zippers
Clear coors checks and novelty weoves in the group
Sizes SO to 49,
Evening star., 1960-01-14
spring fashions

The fresh spirit Of spring comes
through in prints with bright colors
spIoshed eoiIy on solid backgrounds.
Tokine color cue from modern
art enthusiasts, many are bright.
bold and briIIiont Dipping into the
"Expressionist" school for ideos, other
spring prints echo designs and the
hoppy hued flowers Of the famous
pointers of that period. Art inspired
color combinations make it easy for q
woman to dobbIe in color this spring.
The coot dress is q foVorite spring
costume seen in crisp wool, silk-ond-
wool, and crovot. The chief runner
up is the fuII-Ieneth coot and dress Of
matching silk or silk-ond-wooI.
On the double ideas such os
double sleeves, double neckInes, and
double layers Of the same print in
different colors give new dimension
to dresses. Double use Of the same
printed silk for coot, dress and coat
lining is another watch for" ideo.
Sleeves account for much of the
fashion impact clothes possess this
spring. Giant loops of fabric, deep
droped ormhoIes and other designing
tricks produce width at the top and
at the some time plenty Of fIottery.
The fuII-skirted short party dress
will share fashion honors with the
slender evening dress this spring.
Look for q spring thot will find
fabrics looking precious. pretty. and
playing softly around the figure.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

Gus action. Mind is the same
Life, Love. and wisdom yes.
terdsy. and to-day. and for.
ever"
According to the B ID lie,
and Christian Science, all
evil is unreal.
Study To Be Approved -.
The Bible gives many,
many accounts of how peo-
pie patiently waited, and fin
ally rose up, oftimes quietly
against oppression. So, the
young people in the south
now feel that the time is
here for them to challenge
the humiliating situation of
segregation and discrimina-
ton which has existed in one
form or another for ages.
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
"'TOP TO- US. PAPERS NAMED"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR NO. 3!

C.S. Monitor All
The top 10 daily newspapers Of the United States Sc
Ieefed by publishers in private, nationwide poll were
announced April 10 by New York pvbIieist Edward L.
Bernays.
MR. BERNAYs oUERIED ALL OF THE NATIONS
DAILY AND SUNDAY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS He
SAID ABOUT rs PER CENT REPLIED
The list headed by the New York Times, followed
by the ST. Louis Post-Dispafch.
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR PLACED THIRD
APPEARING ON 447 PER CENT OF THE LlSTiNGS OF
PARTICIPATING PUBLISHERS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
"coP IAsHEs wHITEWAsH OF REUTER-. JAW"

Sword Of the Lord" 3-l8
Washington. Feb 5-vioenee and intimidation
essential parts OF Walter Revthers power, Republicans
Of the Senate rackets committee charged Monday.
THE REPUBLICANS, LED BY SEN. BARRY GOLD
WATER Ariz.l. REFUSED TO ACCEPT THE DEMOCRATS
REPORT TO THE SENATE ON THE kOHLER AND PER-
Feet CIRCLE STRIKES AND WROTE A DISSENTING RE-
PORT DENoUNcINc REUTHER. BOSS OF THE UNITED
AUTO WORKERS. AND THE UNION ITSELF
OPPOSED TO WHTEWASH
Asserting that the Democratic report gives clean
bill Of health to Reuiher and the vnion the Republicans
said they resent this obvious attempt place the power
and prestige Of congressional committee the disposal
Of Revher TO enable him that he and his union
found bIameIess.
THE REPUBLICANS SAID EVENTS AT THE KoHLER
COMPANY STRIKE AT KOHLER. WIS.,. AND THE PER-
Feet CIRCLE STRIKE AT HAGERSTOWN AND NEW
CASTLE. IND, ARE A SHOCKING EXAMPLE" OF WHAT
CAN HAPPEN WHEN GROUP Is PERMITTED TO
PLACE ITSELF ABOVE AND BEYOND" THE LAW
Entire communities were terrorized /. decent, law
abiding American eizenseven innocent bystanders
were actually in fear of their lives" the Republicans
said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

The Time Is Here
In all human experiences
the time comes to go for
ward, and there are times
to patiently wait. This is the
appointed time when oppres-
sion just must be brought
under divine control. Accord
ing to historical facts the
things now happening had to
happen in human affairs
Mary Baker Eddy, discov-
erer of Christian Science
dwells with God, Mind. On
page 283 of the Christian
Science textbook, she says,
Mind is the source OF all
movement. and there is no
inertia to retard or check
its perpetual and harmoni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
AGAIN THE REVISED STANDARD VERSION"

AGAIN The REVISED STANDARD VERSION"
"A HEBREW SCHOLAR FACE TO FACE
WITH DR.. LUTHER A WEICIE"
BY Jacob csrienhsvs, DID, The Sword of the Lord" al
Iludnzed Pnkish, Emuseuicted KersioI
unbelievins Jews See Thot The R.s.v. Is
Against The Deity Of Jesus
Several Jewish people approached me trivmphsnfIy
sitter its publication saying NOW you SEE EVEN YOUR
OWN CHRISTIANS ADMIT THAT THE FORMER YER
SONS OF THE HEBREW SCRIPTURE WERE DELHI
ekAIE ATTEMPT TO FALsIFY THEIR MEANING IN Or
DeR 10 JUSTIFY THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION"
See BIBLE. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
FEAR NO EVIL
BY Elizabeth Ellington
God Give, Strength AdPsaes

David sang 1.-The Lord will give strength unto MS
people, the Lord Will bless with peace
Among the things should learn that our strength
is of the Lord and the peace of God in discretion and
not discrimination The Lord nsructS In discreuon In
all times.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
EDWARDS. "a. DIES IN c.P. FARMS HOME"

stevenson L. Edwsrds) News Az
MEMBER OF THE COUNTRY CLUB OF DETROIT.
THE DAG. AND THE ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT.
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THESE CLUBS NEED SOME SPIRITUAL
FRESH AIR VIA MY ONLY lNFALLBLE BIBLES,
PASTORS. PROPHETS PHYSICIANS. STATES
MEN MY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
"ScENcE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES IS MY ONE AND ONLY BIBLE IN
WHICH ADAMEvE TRANsLAToRs = iNvoLUN
TARILY SPIRITUAL ADULTERERS - ARE CON-
~ PLETELY EXCLUDED
See EDWARD Page
HEBREW. HOLLYWOOD SPIRITUAL ADULTERER.
SPIRITUAL TRAITOR. HAVING HIS
DAY OF RECKONING!
"M0vIELAND MIDAS: HIS RISE AND FALL"
Louis B. Mayer) News.
HOLLYWOOD RAJAH The Life and Times of Louis
B. Mayer; by BosIey crowiher; HoIf $3.50.
BY Al Weitsehst, Detroit News Movie Critic
AS eoIorfuI and dramatic the pictures he of
Hollywood the life story Of Louis B. Mayer the Junk
Ieotor who leadership Of Metro oIdwynhtayer
greatest Of the movie producing empires in the 920s
sos.
See HEBREW HOLLYWOOD. Psse2
"FOR FAT CATS, AGAINST UNDERDOG"
EDITOR LABELS NEWSPAPERS AS
SERVANTS o. THE WEALTHY"
Michigan AFL-CIO News Ala
"DUE TO ROLL OFF THE PRESSES NEXT MONTH
IS A BOOK BY THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK POST
JAMES WEscHsLER. 1T CONTAINS SOME OF THE
STRONGEST WORDS EVER PRINTED ABOUT THE IN
ADEQUACY or NEWSPAPERS"
WEcHsLER is or THAT LEFT-WINc, DEMocRATLA-
Dor. DEVILS BREED, MARxIsTLNFEcTED, WHICH
WOULD PLAY STAINS GAME IN AMERICA - AND IT
DOES AS MUCH AS IT DAREs
LEADING NEWSPAPERS VS.. DEVILS FD.R.
cs. MONITOR AND OTHERS WERE VIGOROUSLY
OPPOSED TO A THIRD TERM FOR THIS PROTESTANT,
SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTE DEVILS REFoRMER AND
See EniIQR ABEL Pane
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT IkIbUNE;
bv Andrew f. Euehauf C.S. +++

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of our FsfherMofher God. oLhsr
moniovs" tp. l6 Science and Health with Key TO the
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message
and mission who wildly the grace Of God-do Frvs
hausrtin Luther Job in this age u! And how! Science
HEALTH our textbook is Gods Liberstor Of the Bible
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS
HIS FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE, TOO
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated iniqvIfY!
The "Ivkewarn live in fools PARADISE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
"PENTEc0sT" AS PER REV. Billy GRAHAM.

Free Press Al
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
sIMoNPETER WAS NOT RIGHT UNTIL so DAYS
AFTER THE RESURRECTION!
MULTIMIIIIONS WILL NOT BE IN THEIR RIGHT
MIND UNTIL MATURE AND PURE REBIRTH THRU
NY ONE. sATAN.FREE. SANE CHURCH. THERA.
PEuTIcs - THE CHRIST SCIENTIST - VIA MY ONE
AND ONLY iNFALLBLE BIBLE, PASTOR. NY
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - SCIENCE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES :
DICTATED EXCLUSIVELY BY NE NO SATAN
BOUND" ADAM.EvE. SPIRITUAL ADULTERERs!
TRANSLATORS
BUT, MY GREATEST MARY - INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHECIES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MARY BAKER
EDDY, WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE us
RULINcl ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON" -
REVELATION l2:5. tsee l. tool FAITHFULLY RE-
CORDED, EXECUTED MY DIcTATIoNs
See PENTEcosT. Page
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
Cub Scout News

The regular meeting Of Cub
Scout Pack ZIG took place re-
Gently under the joint leader
ship of the Cub Scout Pack and
several Boy Scouts from Troop
1O8 at Caledonia.
Following the Flag Ceremony
the attendance pennant was
awarded once again to Den NJ.
Awards were presented by
the Cub Master, George Bel
more, to the following Cub
Scouts: Jerry Allen, Mark DEM
chak, Warren McShane, Steph-
en- Mckay, Scott Gray, Leslie
Moss, James Debevec, Ricky
Galland, John LOSING, Mack
Harris, David Dearden, Tom
Smith, Dan Belmore, Charles
Young, Edward Tosti and Harry
Tosti. Congratulations, boys!
Several new boys were taken
into the pack. Receiving Bobcat
badges were: Mike Coyner,
Craig Bascom, William Brinker
and Ken Weber.
The program was then turned
over to Drew Byers and six
scouts including Don Burton,
Bill Blunt, Jim Fern, Doug
Jones, Dale Lyndall and Explor-
er Scout Wally Stevens.
The Cub Scouts enjoyed NOV
les taken at several different
Scout camps, a demonstration
Of the contests of a pack for a
trip, a display of various scout
ing equipment and the setting
up Of a tent for camping out.
The meeting was concluded
by the blowing of Taps by the
Boy Scout bugler.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
Basketball
Program, To
Start Sat.

Beginning it's seventh year,
he Saturday Basketball Pro-
ram, sponsored by the East
Cleveland Board Of Education,
will open this Saturday at the
Shaw High School gymnasium.
This program is open to
fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth
grade boys in the East Cleve-
land schools.
Registration blanks have been
sent to the schools, and boys
interested in the program may
obtain them from their elemen-
tary school physical education
teachers, Herbert Klauss and
Marilyn DiLiberto.
Seventh and eighth grade
boys will obtain their blanks
from Brian Burke at Kirk.
The program is free, but no
boy will be permitted to attend
any Of the Saturday sessions
without having his registration
blank properly signed by his
parents.
The dates for this years ten
sessions are as follows: Dec.
8, 10, II, Jan. z, IA, 81, %, and
Feb. 4, II, 18.
No sessions will be held over
the Christmas holidays.
The seventh and eighth grade
boys will meet Saturdays from
10 a. m. to IL noon while the
fifth and sixth grade boys will
hold their sessions from p. m.
to 8 p. m.
The first hour of the program
will consist Of teaching various
fundamentals Of basketball,
while the second hour will con-
sist mainly Of team play.
Heading this years program
will be Thomas Meinhardt, bas-
ketball coach at Shaw. Assist
ing him will be Brian Burke,
Shaw's junior varsity coach;
Richard Fort, Kinks varsity
coach, and Mr.. Klauss and
James Marinelli Of the elemen-
tary schools.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
Local Youngsters In
Akron AAU Swim Meet

Ten-year-old John Leibert
was the only East Cleveland
boy who placed in the finals Of
IN AAU Lake Erie swim meet
held recently at Akron Univer.
sity.'
Boys who entered the meet
besides John were Bruce and
Mark Wescott, Dave Mckay
and Don Burton. Their coach
was Neal Skinner, director of
Shaw indoor pool activities.
The team represented the East
Cleveland Speed Swimming
Class.
John won his laurels in the
50-yard breast stroke for boys
10 years old.
Two girls that have been
working out with the speed
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01

swim class and were entered ir
the meet as members Of the
Cleveland Swim Club were
Meg Gottron and Mamie Clark
Miss Gottron placed first in the
50-yard free style, second ir
the 50-yard back stroke and
fourth in the 50-yard breast
stroke.
Miss Gottron and Miss Clark
were half of the relay team
which placed first in the 100
yard free style relay and first
in the 200 yard medley relay
A Lake Erie AAU Swimming
Meet similar to this will be
held at the new Shaw Pool
Sunday, February 26, 1861.
This will be sponsored by the
Cleveland Swim Club and
Shaw High School.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01

Navy Ems. Th o m as C
Schafer, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles C. Schafer Of 1855 N
Taylor rd., recently made his
first solo flight at the Saufley
Field Naval Auxiliary Air Sta.
tion, Pensacola, Fla.
In addition to primary flight
training he is being instructed
in communications, navigation
engineering, athletics, aerology
and civil air regulations.
Before entering the service
Ems. Schafer graduated from
Shaw High School.