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Arts Institute Sponsors
2Groves Programs

some Of the leading men In
American literature and music
for the institutes annual spring
Congress of Artists and Writers,
April 18.
Musicians given fellowships
are Paul Hindemith and Karl
Holler. Mr.. Hindemith will ar.
rive in the United States next
month to conduct the New
York Philharmonic Orchestra.
In addition, he will take part
in the production of his
"Lilacs," to be presented by the
institute at Washington Ca
thedral on March s in collabo-
ration with the National Sym
phony and the Cathedral
Choral Society.
American Premiere
The fellowship will enable
Mr.. Holler to attend the Ameri-
can premiere Of his "Sweetlinck
Variations" to be conducted by
Howard Mitchell with the Ma
tional Symphony here on March
l8 and 8.
American artists and writers
who will attend the spring con-
ference are Robert Frost, John
Grove Ransom, Allen Tate,
Robert Penn Warren, Lionel
Trilling, Robert Lowell, STAN
ley Kunitz, Aaron COPELAND, Ell
lott Carter and Walter Piston.
European writer's attending
will be Fernando Arrarbal,
Spanish playwright; Italo Call
vino. Italian novelist; Hugo
Claus, Flemish poet and novel;
list; Matityahu Meged, Israeli
novelist; Claude Ollier, French
novelist; Robert Pinget, Swiss
novelist and playwright, and
Alfred Tomlinson, British poet.
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'Spunish' Crusade
PIonned by Graham

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (AP).-
Evangelist Billy Graham is
scheduled to hold a Spanish
American" crusade here next
fall.
The Rev. DR.. Terence J. Fin.
ley, evangelism department
chairman of the Protestant
Council Of New York City, said
yesterday Mr.. Graham's cru
sade here - November 6-1S-
will be directed especially at
the city's Spanish speaking
population.
Mr.. Graham is now in AZ
RIGA on an evangelistic tour.
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Robert Graves, prominent
British author who was hon.
ored this week by the American
Poetry Society for his service
to literature, will arrive here
Monday as the guest Of the
Institute Of Contemporary Arts.
At the society's 50th anniver-
sary dinner Thursday in New
York, Mr.. Graves was awarded
the Alexander Droutzkoy prize,
which included a gold watch
and 500 cash. He shared the
limelight there with American
poets Robert Frost and Mari
anne Moore.
While in Washington, Mr..
Graves. the author Of Il,
Claudius." and many other
books Of fiction, poetry, and
criticism, will appear in two
institute programs. At 8:45
pm. Monday he will give a
reading. with informal COM
mentary, in the Department Of
Health. Education and Welfare
auditorium. At the same hour
on Wednesday, in the Interior
Department auditorium, he will
discuss "The Virgil Cult"
Receive FeIIOwships
others named to institute fel-
In addition to Mr.. Graves
lowships are Salvatore Quasi
modo, 1859 Nobel Prize winner
for literature; Ignazio Silone
lof Italy; Sir Herbert Read
Bernard Leach and Robert
Conquest of England; Octavic
Paz Of Mexico, and Yves Bonne.
foy Of France.
These writer's, along with mu-
sicians from abroad named BY
the institute to receive fellow.
ships, will assemble here with
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Miss Lowe, 80,
Ex-U. S. EmpIoye.
Active in Perish

Miss Mary Ellen Lowe. 80.
lifelong Washington resident,
died Thursday at the Monroe
Convalescent Home in Wash
ington from the effects Of a
broken hip suffered six months
ago.
Miss Lowe, of % Charming
street NV, was a retired
Treasury Department employe
and mad been active in parish
affairs at Holy Trinity Catholic
Church in Georgetown for SO
years.
She Joined the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing in 1906
and, at the time of her retire.
ment, in December, 1949, had
been supervisor of the trim
ming division for over 80 years
Her lengthy service was recog-
nized with the Gallatin Award
upon retirement.
Miss Lowe was a promoter Of
the Sodality of the Holy Trinity
Church and a 50-year member
/ OF the Holy Trinity Council
Catholic Women's Benevolent
Legion.
She leaves two sisters, Mrs
Annie M. Kelly of the home ad-
dress and Mrs. Clara B. Mi.
chael, 6118 Seventh place NV.
and a brother, Oscar H. Lowe
of 1901 Twenty-fifth street Sc
Services will be held in the
Collins Funeral Home. 1897
Fourteenth street NV. at 9:3(
am. Monday, followed by
funeral mass in st. AloysiuI
Church at 10 am. Burial viii
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Contee Lynn Adams, 81,
Owner of Seed Company

HAMILTON. Va. Jan. 23.-
Contee Lynn Adams. 81. owner
of the Contee Adams Seed Co.
at Purcellville, died yesterday
at George Washington Univer-
sity Hospital in Washington.
He had been Ill three months.
A native Of Fauquier County,
he was the son of the late
William Henry Adams and
Clara Pierce Adams. He came
to Loudoun County in 1926.
Mr.. Adams was a vice preSi-
dent and director of the Vir-
ginia Corp. Improvement As
sociation. He was a recognized
authority on orchard grass seed
production and marketing. In
August, 1858, when a delega-
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posed to guarantee the mother
and easy delivery. The I'M
perial baby is due early in
March.
Actually the 25-year-old prin-
cess has been wearing a prac-
tical purpose maternity belt
since October 7, imperial house.
hold officials said.
This is in keeping with the
Japanese belief that such belts
help prevent the unborn child
from growing too large and
hold the baby in proper posi-
ton.
The ceremonial belt is more
luxurious. It is an embroidered
white silk cloth IL feet long
and Is inches wide.
In spite of the many breaks
with tradition, that attended
Michiko's marriage to Crown
Prince Akihito, preparations for
the imperial infant are stepped
with ancient ritual.
The ceremonial belt was
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Robinson 6. Lupp

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. %
(AP).-Robinson G. Lapp, 81,
a self-taught aeronautical en-
gineer who supervised the de-
sign and construction of the
Bell X-2 rocket plane, died yes
terday after a long illness. The
X-2 was reported to have
reached a speed Of 1880 miles
an hour and an altitude of
126,200 feet before it crashed
on September 81, 1856.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Ben Roth

SCARSDALE, N. Y, Jan. %
(AP).-Ben Roth, so. whose
cartoons appeared in such ma
tional magazines as Saturday
Evening Post, Look ann the
American Legion Mag zine,
died yesterday of neart at
tack. Mr.. Roth was the owner
of an agency which syndicates
American cartoons in foreign
countries and foreign cartoons
in the United States. He was
treasurer of the National Car
toonists Society.
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DeGruy Vanderbilt, Jr.

CINCINNATI, Jan. % CAP)
%. DeGray Vanderbilt. jr., rs,
a Cincinnati industrialist and
sportsman. died yesterday Of a
heart attack. He was chair
man Of the board Of the Taylor
Wharton Iron g. Steel Co.,
president Of the Weir Kilby
Corp. and past president Of
the CamarSo Bank Of subur-
ban Madeira,
Evening star., 1960-01-23

Committee on Government
Contracts.
Complaints had been filed
earlier with the committee on
the inability of District Negro
rodmen to obtain employment
on Federal Government con-
struction projects in Washing
ton.
During its business meeting
the federation installed DR..
Phillip T. johnson as president
and its new officers.
The federation also admitted
the Robert T. Freeman Dental
Society to it's membership, in
creasing the total of member
organizations to "a.
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Mrs. John J. Parker,
Widow of Jurist

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Jan. %
(AP) Mrs. John J. Parker,
widow Of the chief judge Of the
United States 4th Circuit Court
Of Appeals. died at her home
here yesterday, 10 months af-
ter the death Of her husband.
Mrs. Parker was the former
Maria Burgwin Maffitt of Will
mington. N. c.. a daughter of
the late John L. and Sally
Ounce Maffitt. She was mar
ried to Judge Parker. November
%, 1919, in Wilmington.
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Ivor B. Clark, Sr.

NEW YORK, Jan. % (APl.-
Ivor B. Clark, sr., SO. board
chairman of a mortgage finance
firm bearing his name. died
yesterday after a short illness.
He was a former governor Of
the Real Estate Board Of New
York.
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Chief Big Bear

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan.
% (AP).-Chief Joseph Big
Bear, 78, a Cree Indian whose
profile served as a model for
the Pontiac auto emblem, died
Thursday night. A Montana
native, he performed in vaude-
vile and silent motion pictures.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Reuben Allie

DETROIT, Jan. % (AP).-
Reuben Allie. 68, district public
relations director for the New
York Central Railroad, died
yesterday Of a heart attack.
Evening star., 1960-01-23

both he and Bolden were guilty
of participation in the larceny.
Failure to give these instruc-
tions were prejudicial to Boil
den, the court said in granting
the reversal Of the conviction.
Lyons, who was convicted Of
larceny in the case, had his
conviction reversed by the court
on December 18 on grounds that
the Army prosecutor failed to
prove criminal intent on Lyons
part.
$1,000 Offer Reported
Testimony had shown that
Bolden offered Lyons $1,000 il
he would mot see anything"
while acting as truck guard for
the shipment of coffee.
The truck, unbeknownst to
Lyons when the offense alleged
ly occurred in May, 1858, was
followed by Army intelligence
agents. The agents observed
several Korean vehicles ap-
proach the Army truck. None
Of the coffee was actually re-
moved, and it arrived safely at
its destination. --.
During Lyons trial the Army
had argued that the detour
taken by the truck amounted
to a larceny.
The case of the truck driver,
a Pvt. Ramon Aragon, has not
as yet been considered by the
appellate court here.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Jopon's Princess Gets
SiIken Maternity Belt

TOKYO Jan. % AP).-Crown Princess Mchiko was pre-
sented slken maternity belt today cenurie-old
ceremony believed safe delivery of child may
one day be the l26th Emperor of Japan.
For January 2S according ancient
he day Of the dog and belts presented SUD-
Evening star., 1960-01-23
CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL-4-graye sites. excel. 10
cation; sacrihce, S4OO cash. NO.
'7.35s2, Saturday. --
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-2. choice
sites; out-of-town owner wishes 10
sell $3.50. DI. 1928. 25
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY--4 lots.
$3.50 value; make offer must sell
EAEIONAL MEMORIAL PARK GENE
Terry, In Fails Church, select lots
In Masonic section; will sell at sac
rihce LU 4-66gS. "a
PARKLAwN-4 sites, value over
q 300 Sacrifice. 800, all or part
PARKLAWN CEMETERY, Fountain Of
Memories, a cnoice 4-site lot. sell
dom avail in this location; reason
THRAsHER, VII. 8-4Bs7. or Mn,
JEROME OIL 6-3l97, 25
VIII SACRIFICE large burial plot "a
gfavesi ut Natl Memorial Park.
Lee hwy. IN Fails Church. King
David Memorial Garden. Call TE
8 BURIAL SITES. Mount Calvary sec
tion Of Fort Lincoln Cemetery: $50
cash. with corner stones included
3 OR 4 SITES, Parkiawn; available
esrVasse ssST sesEpTsr' considerable saSinSi
4 SITES, in National Memorial, fol
500 cash. EN-. b-24l3. %
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

- Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4ti1 st and Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
Evening star., 1960-01-23

5plrItuAI DlTeCtOT,
ROSETTA W. HOLMES. Prefect,
NORRIS, JAMES NELSON. on Friday,
January 22. 1860, JAMES NELSON
NORRIS Of. 1872 X st. NV. beloved
husband OF Marguerite NJ. Norris,
father OF James Francis Norris and
brother Of Eleanor Norris Of Green's
boro, N. c. Friends may call at
GaWiers Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave. NV.
courtesy parking, corner 18th and
q sts. n.w), where services will be
held on Tuesday. January 20, al
II an. interment private. "a
Evening star., 1960-01-23

PEIEh. on Wednesday,
January 90. 1860, At Doctors Hos
pital. PETER MANCINI. father Of
Johnny, Nicky, Jimmie. Rose EIie
John Mancini and brother OF Mrs.
Florance Vester. Mrs. Theresa voEel.
Mrs Laura Crown, Mrs. Annie PEN
nlnger, Mrs, Rose Lynch. Mrs. Car
mela Bikowski. Mrs, Mary Goodger.
Ms1 Micno.af ..S, ano boni ManSim Tsnas e
4th st and Mass. ave. ne, until
8 am Monday. January IS Mass
will be offered at ST. Dotninic's
Church. 9th and Z SITS. S.w.. at $50
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. "a
Evening star., 1960-01-23

MM%hsoN MG%ada ieSsFy whrE IL PEE q 965oFeG s6S YoG
st. NV. He Is survived by three
devoted sisters. Mrs. Inez Kearney
Fannie McRae and Elizabeth Ellis:
one brother. Samuel White; two
nieces. four nephews and many
other relatives and friends Re-
mains may be viewed at the Capitol
Funeral Home. 7l9 Kennedy st.
NV. from 8 pm Friday. January
22. until 9 pm. Saturday. January
County. Va. on Sunday. January "a.
ARRANGEMENTS BY the Capitol Funeral
Home. 23
Evening star., 1960-01-23

Io%E HsIy NARY "a 1885, & GTRY 2p ThgT'f1y T wf S'o o
% Channing st. NV. beloved sister
of Annie N. Kelly. Cara Michael
and Oscar H. Lowe. Funeral from
the Collins Funeral Home, 1921
25. at $3.50 am. Requiem mass
at ST. Aloysius Church at 10 am.
Interment Fort~ Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
MoOREFIELD. JACoUELINE ANN

suddenly, on Thursday January II,
and Hospital, JACoUELINE ANN
MOOREF1ELD of 1O4Og Georgia
ave, Silver Spring Md. daughter OF
Roy and Anna NJ, Moorefield and
sister Of Jean, Charles, Carol. Mark.
Paul and Allan Moorehcld Miss
Mooref1eld rests at the Warner E.
Pumphrey Funeral Home. s434
Georgia ave; Silver Spring, Nd.
(parking facilities). Mass will be
offered for the repose OF her soul
on Monday. January rs. at 10 an,
at 81. Michaers Catholic Church,
SO5 Wayne ave. Silver Spring. Md
Interment Gate Of Heaven Gene
terry. "A
NELSON. GEORGIA MAE. On Thurs
MAE NELSON OF 1851 Blaine st.
ne, beloved wife of Thomas Nell
son and mother Of Ralph EDWARD.
Marie Ellen and Thomas Dennis
Nelson. She also. Is survived by
other relatives and friends. From
II noon 20 10 pm. Sunday, Jan;
uary "a. friends are invited to call
at the Magruder Funeral Home,
231l Nichols ave. sc, Mass will
be offered at st. Benedict the Moor
Catholic Church. 320 21st st. ne,
al q am. Monday, January rs.
1nterment Mount olivet Cemetery.
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MONTGOMERY TuOMAs r. r

Saturday, January 90, 1860, at Ar
lington Hospital, THOMAS c. MONT
GOMERY OF 1913 North Herndon
late Christine Montgomery. father
Of Christine Anne Montgomery end
brother Of Mrs. Horace L. Tilghman
and Miss Mabel MontGomery OF
Marion. s. C. Friends may call
after 12 noon Sunday. January "a,
at Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave.
NV. Courtesy parking. corner 18th
and O SITS. n.wD Services will be
held at Fort Myer Chapel on
Wednesday. January ~, at IL am.
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery Ok
Evening star., 1960-01-23

CEDAR HILL.-4-srave sites. excel. To-
cation; sacrifice. S400 cash. NO.
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eAsRsE JsRaaFs "a KAchb5 is5o R&cHEG az Gs'1ay GH
BRIEL Of Is 9th st. ne, beloved
+, mother OF Stephen Smith and sister
OF Mesdames Lucy Scott, Stella
White. Nellie Best. Josephine
and William R White. She also Is
survived by other relatives and
friends The late Mrs Gabriel may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 80 H st. ne. after ~ noon
Monday. January 25. at st.. Luke's
Methodist Church. Scotland. Nd.
at l pm. Interment st. Luke Gem
etery. "a
Evening star., 1960-01-23

Az AG!niI J.PuaTy ypSvts 81 1890 at sIt AITlIPEtSn
LAND SSR5'A Of % Us North nelson is hHN st.,
Arlington. Va, beloved brother OF
Mrs. Emma Jones Of Woodbridge.
Va. and uncle Of Mrs. Anne c.
Payne. Miss Margaret Calvert and
Mrs. Elsie Miller. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home. 2s47
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, where
services will be held on Sunday,
January "a, at $50 pm. Inter-
ment Dumfries, Va "a
Evening star., 1960-01-23

)RD, MOSES. A special communica-
/ i Il; !: ! ! j ! j e. |:
m II, F. A. A. M. is hereby
VIM uary "a. 1850. at pm.
E% ST. and New York ave. for
the last Masonic rites for our late
L.a.Lar MOSES pOPn
Evening star., 1960-01-23

NESER.Ih Wsdnssdsy. Eh9Yp jsnppry Day ~ 1857 Sp
FLOYD DAY MEREDITH, beloved
husband OF Helen Audrey Meredith,
father Of Lila Clara and Julia Page
Meredith. Friends may call at the
Walter W. Deal Funeral Home. 4s12
Georgia ave. NV. GraVeSide Serv-
ices at Arlington National Cemetery
on Monday, January 25, at IL am.
Evening star., 1960-01-23

January 90, 1890. MATTE Z.
WHITE OF 1910 9th st. NV. sister
OF Arthur Patterson Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, and Mrs. Ida Davis. Other
After / pm. Sunday. January "a,
friends are invited to call at the
Frazier Funeral Home. 3Sg Rhode
Island ave. NV, where services will
be held on Monday, January 25,
at ON. 1nterment Woodlawn
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MOORE. FANNIE n. On Friday "a

uary %. $50, at the District Cen
eral Hospital. FANNIE H MOORE
Of 1918 18th st. NV. devoted sister
Falls. Mont. and DR.. E. L. HofIler
Of Elizabeth City. N. c. She also
leaves TO mourn her passing a be-
loved niece, Mrs. Sadie II Hamilton:
and many friends. Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home. oQl5 18th st. ne. Notice
of funeral later
Evening star., 1960-01-23

LOLLAk; DANNl. On Ihursday. Jam
qa' qon IN univers.v lgsG " Hosps osoTs wbshp paNNY
LOLLAR. beloved infant son OF Brice
B and Diana Lollar. brother of
Michael Lollar and grandson Of Mrs.
Lena Bashoor and Brice B. LolS
Be- Be- vMo M rpnsTsl Tisnd' Hon. %as 's Ra4 At wis fhe
consin ave. NV. from to pm.
and z to 8 pm. Saturday and Sun
day. January % and 81. Relatives
and friends will meet a. Memorial
Gate AriinstSn o,s National Csmeteg5y'
Grayeside services at the cemetery.
"a
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MoNTEITH. ROBERT n. On Frid,

MONIEIIH, KOBERT Y. on Friday.
January Sli bivp ls6O;; at ArlinstGn Hos; +;
1905 North jackson St. Arlington,
Va. beloved husband OF Berlie NJ.
Monteith and father Of Louise Nor
teith. Friends may call st the
blvd. Arlington. va. until 10 pm.
Sunday, January "a. Funeral serv-
ices at the Trinity Presbyterian
Church. North 18th and Inglewood
SITS. Arlington. Va. on Monday,
January %, at / am. Interment
Unity Presbyterian Church Gene
terry. Lincoln County. N C. In
lieu OF flowers contributions may
be made 10 the Heart Association OF
ESstnern ESrstsnredrdna Virsinia; Inc, O19 North
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-03

ELECTRIC range, / year old; auto
matte washer; kitchen set; mov-
ing, call after 8 p. m. Nv. 1-7850.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-03

REFRIGERATOR, large freezer and
door storage, $65; perfect table
television, S38; gas stove, $50;
vacuum with all attachments, Sl0.
FA. 1-2943.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-03
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

APEX automatic washer. 1855,
cheap, best offer takes it; Apiece
walnut bedroom set, $50.
RE 1-6645
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-03
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

table and chairs, $40:
3 piece green sofa. SIS; mahogany
gossip bench. SIS; lined oak coffee
table and 2 end tables, SIS: pair
table lamps, S12; apartment-size
refrigerator. SIS; mirror, half
circle 7x5 it,. SIS; all good con-
dition. w. 6-2876.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-03
PROVINCIAL
TABLES
Used $40
PERME'S
720 Eost lS2nd Street

must go, moving out
of state: curtains, so cents rs
cents pair: silverware, 10 cents
each; kitchen table, 2 leaves,
chairs, S12; carpeting, Gulliston,
about 100 yds.; 9xl2 nylon rug
and pad pull-up chair; bridge
lamp. So; lamps, torchieres, tables;
electric deep fry, $40; rotisserie
and cart; chair ladder; luncheon
kit with thermos; juicer; waffle
iron; linens, clothes hamper; win
shades; winter coat, $40; shoes
So pair. SIX. 1-9804
and chair. red nylon,
SIS. ". 1-0382
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-03

FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator. apart.
ment size, years old: gas range
cream: day bed YE. 2-7447.
BEAUTIFUL rainbow afghan. Cal
Ii. 1-1174.
MAPLE 3-piece bedroom set, almos,
new, sos. Modern lined oak dining
room set, with glass hutch, best
offer; girls clothes, size S, coat:
and dresses. RE. 1-5549.
MUNTZ 24-inch television, blonc
console, good condition.
RE. 1880.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-03

PIANO, Spinet. bedroom set, all
modern lined oak, complete
green tweed broadloom carpeting
Call Sunday only EV. 2-8192.
TV. l7-inch, table model, SIS. 1880
Euclid ave-, w. A. Uto.
MOVING, must sell, cheap; daven.
port, chairs, tables, lamps. mirrors;
3-piece bedroom set, Beauty Rest
mattress and spring; bookcase
with glass doors; Kenmore refrig-
orator with stainless steel shelv-
ing; kitchen cabinet, small writ
ing desk; other miscellaneous
194OO Newton ave. KE. 1864.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-03
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

MAPLE dresser with mirror. maple
chest of drawers, maple extension
table; spring and mattress; 21-inch
Admiral television combination
console; 9xl2 rug with pad; pair
dark mahogany end tables with
leather tops. clothing, very reason
able. VIII. 4-1786.
LIVING room rug, 11x17. couch,
two fireside chairs, 3 tables, one
lamp, pool table, reasonable.
VIII 3-6498, after p. m.
KNICK-nack shelf with knick-nacks;
black round cocktail table, corner
table, end table, blonde; dinette
set: rug, all very reasonable. ex-
cellent condition. VIII. 3-0411.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-03
Renee Walters
LIQUIDATOR
Selling Complete Contents

| uASuuS~ w SauuSu -
LIQUIDATOR
Selling Complete Contents
of Cleveland Hts. Home
| 2I28 RENROCK RID.
list Street Eost OF Coventry Rd.
off Cedur Rd.. Opposite
ST. AIMS church,
Fri. Sat-. Sun. Morch ass
Hours 10 to 8 Until Sold
FA. l-2455
Lawson couch: pair OF wing
choirs. white Leather chair.
lounge chair. others; 2 love
scots: marble top cocktoil table:
mahogany step tables. white
Provincial tables. others: hurri-
cone lomps. puirs of table
lamps. floor lamps. others:
R.C.A. TV: fireplace set. COM
plete: 9 piece mahogany dining
room set: IL piece twin mohog-
any bedroom set: light mohog-
any double bedroom set also 6
piece double bedroom set. CON-
plete: antique bross bed; birch
buby crib; high chair: choise
lounge; rocking chon: 3 antique
ice creom choirs: gossip bench:
mahogany desk: formico kitchen
set: Roper stove: Kelvinotor
refrigerator: Kitchen cdbinet:
Maytog automatic and wringer
type washing machines; wicker
furniture: gross rug: glider:
lorge Chinese picture; pair of
Chinese paints. others: picture
f1omes: dropes: curtdins: small
electrical appliances: china: sill
yer: bric-o-broc: kitchenwoIe:
throw rugs: runners: stemwore:
linens: luggage; bedding; rd-
dios: books: Hotwore; minors:
comeros; ladies'. mems and
boys clothing: Persian lamb
coat. size l6 to l8; jewelrY and
many miscellaneous items.
Evening star., 1960-04-19
Boston Marathon
Gets Under Wuy
With Bio Field

BOSTON, April 10 (AP0-
A Marine lieutenant from
Quantico and an English teach
er made bids to upset the three
top-ranked contenders in the
64th Boston AA Marathon as
the field of more than $50 got
off at noon today.
1t. Alex Breckenridge and
Jimmy Green of Saugus. Mass,
counted on their strength and
speed to put them in front. then
carry them through the 26-
mile, 385-yard test from subur-
ban Hopkinton to Boston's
Back Bay.
The favorites are Johnny
Kelly, another English teacher
from Groton, Conn, and Fin
lands latest durable duo of
Paavo Kotila and Veikko Koi-
vumaki.
Breckenridge, former indoor
two-mile champion at Villa
nova and an Olympic 10000
meter candidate, and Green
knew they had to get of fast
and count on their reserve to
keep it up in this relatively
easy marathon course which
requires as much speed as it
does stamina.
Evening star., 1960-04-19
Hurtuck Neurinq
GuIfstreum Mark

MIAMI. Fla, April 10 (AP)
With three racing days re-
naming at Gufstream Park,
Jockey Bill Hartack needs only
five more winners to break Joe
Culmone'S record of So for a
single meeting after riding
three winners yesterday. Cul-
none hung up his mark in
1850.
Hartack's cluster yesterday
included a track record-break-
ing. f1ve-furlong victory on
Dorchester Farms Garry Back
in the fifth race. The 2-year-
old son of Saggy was clocked
in :573s. a full second faster
than Arbor Days week old
mark. He paid $3.50.
Hartack, who has ridden at
other tracks during the current
meeting, won the second race
on Granny's Gold at $10.60,
completing a 1873 daily double
worth $45090. He also won the
sixth on Prank at $3.50.