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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
By DAY THORPE
Star stan Writer
WEST RERLn

WEST BERLIN.
As there are Japanese adept
in determining the sex of
day-old chicks, all Berliners
are skilled in the art of as
certaining the significance Of
applause. I was made aware
Of this art while attending
four different operas in the
Stadtische Oper. All were
enthusiastically and vocifer-
ously applauded for 10 or is
minutes-any German artist
would feel the most appre-
ciative reception in America
was distinctly lukewarm-
yet I was told that only "Ro-
senkavalier" was in fact really
liked. You have to under
stand applause-though let
me say at once that I am un-
convinced, and still of the
opinion that generous APP
plause is a clear and simple
mark of approval.
Last week the Hamburg
Staatsoper visited Berlin with
Der PrinZ Won Homburg,"
a setting of Kleist's famous
play by the young Composer
Hans Werner Henze. The pro-
duction of Helmut Kautner
was superb, and the conduct
ing Of the opaque score by
Albert Bittner was mirac-
ulouS.
The wild applause that
greeted the show was, ! was
told, only a courtesy to the
city of Hamburg and a mark
of appreciation Of the fine
singing and outstanding pro-
duction. Not familiar with
the custom Of Berlin, I found
this explanation hard to be-
lieve. Nevertheless, I myself
think the opera quite with
out merit.
The music was loud, brassy,
anonymous, and always a
hindrance to the words, which
are sung to q declamatory
vocal line I found completely
undistinguishable. When the
opera was first given in Ham
burg it was Kissed; Menotti
must have liked it, however,
for he took it to Spoleto this
summer.
World Premiere
I have spoken to no one
with a kind word to say for
Boris Blacher's "Rosamunde
Floris," an opera to a play
by the late Georg Kaiser, yet
the world premiere was
warmly applauded-"out Of
respect to Blacher." I found
the work very interesting, if
not entirely convincing. The
text is partly acclaimed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

STRANGELY powerful music
composed by Lii Boulanger.
The three Psalms and other
music are splendidly sung by
soloiStS and The Chorale
Elizabeth Brasseur, with the
Lamoureux Orchestra under
Igor Markevitch.
Lii Boulanger, a younger
frail sister Of the great Nadia
Boulanger. died at the age
Of "a, making these all the
more remarkable. The. final
selection is tenderly sung by
a boy soprano.
#&
AND SO FORTH
Other Everest releases, all
with the London Symphony
conductors in parentheses):
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

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Evening star., 1960-06-05
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Arizona tribune., 1960-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. DIV. Williams
and son COrkey, 5001 S. 21
Way, are enjoying this spa
cious brick ranch style home
with a cedar Shingled roof.
1t enhances the beautiful
Princess Jean Park Subdivi-
sion developed by the Will
liams and Jones Construction
Co. Mr.. Williams is company
president.
An area Of $4,000 SO. #. is
planned with a touch of ele-
gance plus simplicity. Dom
inant colors are French blue
white and pastel pink in the
dining and living room.
An all electric Whirlpool
kitchen of yellow and beige
complemented with built-in
copper appliances makes
cooking a pleasure. It is
completely air conditioned
too.
French provincial white
baroque furniture is used in
the master bedroom, living
room and dining rooms. The
modern furniture is taStefully
placed in the family, guest
and sons bedroom.
Individualistic fairs are
shown with flagstone planters
in the large bathrooms. Two
fireplaceS provide the special
touch in the living and family
rooms.
Music is piped throughout
the entire house and a master
switch controls all lighting
from a single panel in the
master bedroom.
An underground lawn Sprink-
ling system is being installed.
Tribune photos, Ed Banks
Lionel Hampton opens at
the Hotel Riviera, Las Vegas
on July 20.
Pearl Bailey has finished
her role in Call the Young
CanibalS" and she took a
rest at her Apple Valley
ranch.
Billy williams appeared on
the Ed Sullivan show with
an aggregation of four lads
and a trumpet playing lass.
Evening star., 1960-08-03
Oil Lease Dealer
In D. 6. Indicted
By Ohio Jury

Clyde A. Bowles, head Of the
New Mexico Oil and Gas Lease
Exchange here, yesterday was
indicted by the Cuyahoga
County (Ohio) grand jury on
charges of selling unregistered
securities and selling them
without a license.
Fred w. Frey, assistant
county prosecutor, issued an
arrest order for Bowles, 80, ac-
cording to the Associated Press.
The exchange is listed at l2l1-A
Connecticut avenue NV.
The indictment accuses
Bowles Of selling or causing to
be sold to a Cleveland lawyer
two oil and gas leases on two
40-acre tracts in Roosevelt
County, N. Mex, for $500.
Mr.. Frey said the land is
"ol CIileSS as lar as potential oil
or gas findings are concerned.
He said the lawyer succumbed
to high pressure or boiler
room" methods over the tele-
phone from the District.
The exchange, headed bv
Bowles. has beeen the object of
an investigation by the county
prosecutors Office, the State
securities Division of the Ohio
Commerce Department, the
securities and Exchange Com
mission and posta! inspectors.
Out-of-state property leases
are regarded as securities under
Ohio law.
Evening star., 1960-08-03
Car Sales Wait
Fate of Powers

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug. 3
(AP). - The Russian-made
Moskvitch automobile will not
be sold in the United States
until the U-2 Spy-Pilot Francis
Gary Powers is freed by the
Soviets, Auto Dealer Robert
Castle says.
The Moskvitch is in moth
balls until Mr.. Khrushchev
sends Mr.. Powers home driving
one" Mr.. Castle said yester-
day in announcing suspension
Of the sale of the small cars.
Mr.. Castle said he expected
to get $l,400 each for the
10000 Russian cars he had
contracted to import.
He said fewer than 100 were
in this country. He had expect
ed to receive 500 more in June
but Cancelled the order because
of the collapse of the summit
conference, he said.
Evening star., 1960-08-03
ExcuVutors Find
Banquet Hall of
King Henry VIII

LONDON, Aug. 8 CAP.-
The >sumptuous 18th century
banquet hall in the Palace OF
Nonsuch, where Henry VIII
used to gorge himself, has been
unearthed by a Cambridge
University archeologist.
The much-married King
Henry relaxed in the summer
at this palace, about Is miles
from London at Ewell in
Surrey. He dined there and
enjoyed the refreshments Of
dis times.
The Palace of Nonsuch, de-
molished in 1887. was exca-
vated last year. Now Martin
Biddle. a young Cambridge
scholar, has started digging up
pieces of magniflcently carved
stone from the banquet halls
chimney.
Working on the excavation
we're 80 persons - surveyors,
photographers, housewives, art.
lists and youngsters from Epson
College.
Mr.. Biddle said the hall was
built in 1888. That was the
29th year Of Henry's reign
Evening star., 1960-08-03

Barker said Britain is taking
"a very strange position"
The text of the note was not
made public Immediately, but
informed sources it again sum-
med up the arguments the So
Wet Union made to the Secu-
rity Council in support of its
charge that the plane was in
Soviet air space on a spy mis-
sion.
1t also repeatedly repeated a
warning made in a similar note
to the United States yesterday
that the Soviet Union would de-
fend itself by all means avail
able against any such fights in
the future.
The council rejected the So
Wet charge. with only Poland
voting with the Russians. A
Soviet veto killed a United
States proposal. backed by Brit
ain. for an international in
vestigation of the Russian
charges and the American
charge that the plane was shot
down over international waters
and at no time intruded over
Soviet territory.
The RB-47 was flying from a
British base.
The Soviet note was in reply
to a British note Of July 10.
The British note of July 10
was delivered simultaneously
with a personal letter from
Prime Minister Harlod Mac
milan in which he told Soviet
Premier Khrushchev he COM
| pletely failed to understand
what Soviet foreign policy pur-
Evening star., 1960-08-03
Suntu Claus Is Late

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3 (AP)
arrived belatedly
yesterday for some 500 en-
ployes Of the Pennsylvania
Forge Co. An arbitrator ruled
they are entitled to their $1OO
bonuses for last Christmas. The
firm had announced that for
business reasons it would not
grant the bonuses in 1859.
Evening star., 1960-08-03

Airport. where the fire was
extinguished quickly. There
was no other damage to the
two-engine plane. owned by
Zantop Air Transport of De-
Itroit.
The plane had taken of
from the airport for DetrcSt
only moments before. About
100 feet of the runway the en-
gine caught fire.
Evening star., 1960-08-03

poses were these days. The
communication today con-
tanned no reply to that letter.
The Russian note to the
United States yesterday again
rejected the United States de-
mand for an international in
vestigation as a "maneuver
designed to distract attention
from the inadmissable char
acter Of American military
aviation" 1t made no men
ton of Washington's request
for the two surviving crewmen
of the plane, who are being
held for trial as spies.
Evening star., 1960-08-03

ever, is contained in the Fed
eral criminal legislation of the
United States of America"
Mr.. Nikiforov said that, since
espionage is one of the gravest
crimes against Soviet security,
the law provides punishment
by death or Imprisonment for
seven to IS years.
Mr.. Nikiforov did not say
however. whether the Soviet
prosecution will demand the
death penalty for Mr.. Powers.
He pointed out that espio-
mage in the United States can
bring death or 80 years i'm
priSonment during wartime
and 20 years at most in peace
time.
Evening star., 1960-08-03

10, arrive lew days before the
trial opens August II at the
Military Collegium.
There was still no Soviet re-
sponse to the Embassy's efforts
to see Mr.. Powers.
Meanwhile, the Russian news
agency Tass carried a discus
sion of the impending trial by
a Soviet lawyer.
Answering questions for the
Soviet weekly New Times, DR..
Juris B. Nikiforov, noted that
all countries provide severe
penalties for espionage.
He mentioned the British
and French penal codes, then
added:
THE most extensively broad
definition Of espionage, how
Evening star., 1960-08-03
Flaming Cargo Plane
Makes Sufe Lundinq

KANSAS CITY, Aug. ga
Gas commercial cargo plane,
its left engine afire. SKINNED
over an industrial district ad-
joining downtown Kansas City
at an altitude of only 100 feet
last night.
1t landed safely at Municipal
Evening star., 1960-08-03

The hall was As feet long and
80 feet wide. Tudor brick
work found by the excavators
shows it was probably the
earliest of its kind In the
country.
Evening star., 1960-08-03
British Out to Defend
U. S. on Plane, Reds Say

MOSCOW, Aug. AP).-The Soviet Union charged today
that Britain is thinking only of how best to help the United
States in the controversy the American
plane q Russian fighter shot down July l.
Soviet note handed to British Charge dAaires William
Evening star., 1960-08-03
Embassy to Offer Aid
To FomiIy Of Powers

MOSCOW Aug. (AP).-The United States Embassy said
tooay prepared to extend possible assistance
pilots espionage trial =
The Embassy said expects Mr. Powers wife and parents
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
REALTORS

Vets. Vets:
No Down Payment
Non.Ves Sl95.00 Down F.H.A.
FULL PRICE Sll.s00
Open Sat. Sun. l:00-6:00
Visit Thistlewood Acres. Lake
County's loveliest oreo. Homes
now under construction ere the
qreotest volue ever offered. See.
3 bedrooms. " baths. deluxe
kitchen and dinette ured with
gloss sliding doors. Aluminium
siding. poneled wall in living
room. East Ohio gas. city woter.
storm and sonitorY sewers. poid
for streets. Moderate monthly
payments CON moke you a proud
homeowner. Drive out Lake
Shore Blvd. to Reynolds Rd. left
to luke and model.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
z FanilY
GroveWood

Excellent home plus income on
Eost 18TH only minutes to CTS
bus and shopping. 2 bedrooms
each suite. oil other rooms spu-
cious and completely modern
lied. Has Ord floor storage. 2-cur
garage. Inspect this lovely home
now. Priced ot S27. 500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01

A BEAUTIFUL SPLIT LEVEL with
3 bedrooms. oil have wordrobe
closets with built-ins. lovely hv-
ing room, nice dining oreo.
kitchen includes disposed, dish
wosheI. ampls cabinets. LUge
fomily room: attached garage on
spocious lot. Priced to sell!
Your Choice Of
3 Wonderful Homes
ALL ARE 4-BEDROOM HOMES.
ALL HAVE TWO BATHS: ALL
HAVE ZONED-CONTROL HEAT;
ALL HAVE DINING ROOMS;
ALL HAVE WOOD-BURNING
FIREPLACES; ALL GARAGES
ARE ATTACHED; ALL YARDS
ARE ENCLOSED. ALL LOTS ARE
ARGE. ALL ARE LAND
SCApED. ONE HAS PATIO: ONE
HAS EXTRA LARGE PANELED
FAMILY ROOM: ALL ARE IN
SHERWOOD FOREST. BEVERLY
HILLS SECTION OF EUCLID.
ALL WITHIN MINUTES OF NEW
SCHOOL. PRICE RANGE FROM
$4,000 TO S23.eOo. ALL ARE
PRICED TO SELL!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01

IN THIS 4-BEDROOM. III story
with divided basement. living
room hos fireplace: storms and
screens: closets and storage
golors. The kitchen u well
plonned and cheerful. In Beverly
Hills. Euclid. Owner transferred.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
REAL ESTATE REAL estate

NEW NEW NEW
bedroom ranch. dines. pullman kitchen. oTgs living
East Ohio Gas. city wuter. wooded lot $500 down. S33oo
BRICK gaoqe buitln
poIquet Soxl5o do decorating Of down
payment $4,000.
SPLIT large bedrooms attached eauee workshop
Ia bots wooded lot city woter and do decorating
for poYt of down payment Sl7.600
LIND CONTRACT
$500 down ss5 month Vacant bedroom home full bose
ment immediate possession $500.
TRADE
CAR? LOT? HOUSE TRAILER? Vocont bunqolow
double utached garage completely redecorued furnace
Immedoe possession Sl35O0.
G.I. NO DOWN
Immaculate bedroom bungalow basement dining
double goruge double lot Competing. and
Sl5,50o.
WILLoWICK -SI2.9oo
bedrooms plan. garage furnace. al
in pod Gil assumption Neur Shoreeote
Shopping
EUCLID BUNGALOW
Neot bedroom home ia baths dining room living room with
wood burning fireplace basement goToge oil improvements
in and puid $500 down FHA.-Sl74oo.
WILLoWIcK COLONIAL
bedrooms in this VACANT year old home full basemen'
dining breotost nook. screened poto. block from
pnochu and public schools. Sl6.400.
LAFFERTY :. !:
$4,000 Vine St. VII. $4,000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
n. Of Blvd.

Lovely 2-bedroom bungalow
with divided basement. lh-cor
goroge. beautifully londscoped
lot; beach privileges and close
to shopping center: for the re-
duced price of $40. 900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
REAL ESTATE
BY OWNER

EUCLID, brick and frame colonial;
3 bedrooms, large kitchen, car
peted living and dining room, di-
vided basement: 1ia-car garage;
convenient to everything.
w. o-S441.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
REAL ESTATE
Sl8,90O

RANCH, 8 bedrooms, large modern
kitchen, full basement; 2la-car ga
rage; only 2 years old. Realm Re-
altor, TS6 East 200th It. w. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
Indiun Hills

Quality architect. custom built
home. Lifetime roof. lorge iv-
ing room with wood-burning fire.
place. dining and modern kitch.
en-. a bedrooms. Q full baths.
beautiful corpeting. Sonitos and
wood poneled wolls. loTge pow
q ventiloting system and many
extros.. Lovely loree lundscoped
lot in Euclid's best location.
Owner reduces price to S3l. 800.
Areol borgoin!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
Euclid BUNGALOW

GuCAAo bungalow
OH Loke Shore Blvd. convenient
to everything. featuring q nicely
londscoped 55xl40-h. lot. 2 lorge
bedrooms. wood-burning fire.
place in living room. tiled rec
reotion room. lk-cor garage.
potio with outdoor barbecue.
Owner leaving for Florida. &C.
counting for this low price Of
S22.5oo.
Many more to choose from.
Give us the privilege Of
showing them 10 you.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01

Willowick
Lovely 3-bedIoom ronch in very
nice neighborhood. All gas. full
divided basement. recreation
room, cement drive. 50xl36 lot
and only s2l 900.
Moke Offer
4-YeU-old redwood and stone
ronch. Cut stone fireplace in liv-
ing room. Lovely poneled dining
room Ia baths. Fomily room
hos fireploce and built-in br. 3
large bedrooms. 2ox30 swim.
ming pool. All copper plumbing.
Hardwood floors throughout.
Londscoped l6oxz2o lot, Asking
S32.5oo.
Mentor Heodlunds
2 spacious bedrooms with sx-
pension up. Plenty OF closet
space. Good sized living room.
BRIGHT kitchen with getting cree.
Only Sl3.5O0. You com buy this
for only $500 down.
Brond New
3 nice sized bedrooms. lorqs hv-
ing room with dining L. Kitchen
hos built.in oven and ronge.
Hardwood floors. oil gas: z-co1
ottoched emoge. soxl4o lot cnd
Just S2o.s00.
WilIoughbY
See this lovely ronch with tull
basement today. 3 good sized
bedrooms. lUge living room.
dining room. kitchen with getting
area. Competing. aluminium
storms md screens. Breezewoy
and double sUogs. S2o,5oo.
MENTOR
8 lmgs bedrooms. kitchen and
dinette. Good sized living room.
recreotion room with fireplace.
Screened.in back porch. This is
very nice buy at $1,000.
Lond Contract
Nice 3-bedIoom rCnch, ooxl44
lot. 5000 down. Sl4.S0o.
2 bedrooms with exponsion up.
$500 down. $4,000.
3-bedroom brick in Chudon.
Full basement. Needs some
work. $500 down. Sl7.500.
WiIIo Shore
VIII. s-oo3o BL 7-77I7
Msmbs, ot City Wide Exchongs
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
.!!,I!' Ally e!!
Check These
Values
And Coll Tor Appointment
NOWl
0-s sHY
Spic N Spon
- 3{AAgl 43E4

From top to bottom shows the
core given to this lovely. spo-
cious 3-bedroom colonel feotur-
ing q large corpeted dining and
living room. modern kitchen plus
q fumilY sized dinette. Entertoin
your guests and fomilY in the
finished recreation room. lh-cor
garage. The best news Of Oils
the very low price of Sl2.o00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
New Lake Front
Runch 80 Fl. Of
Private Beech

Enjoy q view only reserved for
owners OF loke frontage. 3 bed
rooms. lh baths. poneled wall
in living room. glass sliding
doors to future potio. Hos stone
front plus aluminium siding. All
modern conveniences at your
fingertips. Low down puvment.
and only $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01

Lovely 3-bedroom ronch in very
nice neighborhood. All gas. full
divided basement. recreation
room, cement drive. 50xl36 lot
and only S2l 900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
Prestige Ranch

Like new 3 bedroom, Ia bath
luxury type for those who want
the best. Hos q 2 cor uttoched
garage and is located in q love-
ly section Of Richmond Heights.
Wood burning fireplace. storms.
screens and other lectures that
must be seen. We shall be de-
lighted to show you one OF the
finest homes ovoiloble. Coll for
appointment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
LIKE NEW
WILLoUGHBY

#l5OS. j-bedroom corner romch,
full basement. gds heot carpet.
inq. Close to schools and shop,
ping. Good buy for sl7.eoo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
KIRKLAND
EUCLID

#l302. 3-bsdrcom brick colonial
2-cuT guoge. nicely londscoped
lot. Sl6.s0o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01

3 nice sized bedrooms. large hv-
ing room with dining L. Kitchen
hos built.in oven and range.
Hardwood floors. oil gas; 2-cor
ottoched gmoge. e0xl4o lot cnd
Just S2o.s00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
Moke Offer
Mentor Haodlunds

2 spacious bedrooms with sx-
pension up. Plenty OF closet
space. Good sized living room.
BRIGHT kitchen with eating Uec.
Only Sl3.s00. You con buy this
for only $500 down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
Euclid Colonial
SIG, 800

Sparkling white 3 bedroom Colo
niol. beautifully lundscdped. Q
con garage. living and dining
rooms. kitchen with nook. di-
vided basement. Move in for
Christmas!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
Beverly Hills
Lund Contract

Beverly Hills
Land Contract
3-bedroom brick colonel on q
secluded street. full dining room.
recreation room: 2-cm garage.
Conveniently located 10 Euclid
Industries. shopping and tons-
portotion. AZ low IN 81 500
down.
In Euclid
Holy Cross Perish
a.BEDROOM BRICK COLONIAL,
with attoched eo1ogs. Close 10
SCI h OILS and transportation.
Won't lost long at $l6.s0o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

Carbon makes trouble. Just tiny bit extra on
vital engine part easily waste 1919 of your gasoline
and cost you extra so cents each thankful
you buy And carbon lead engine roughness costly
spark plug replacement and other repair bills.
Gulf controls carbon. Gulf concentrates on pro-
ducing clean burning gasoline components. Cuffs
Nnxxy3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

:
refining actually mnimzes those componens
that dirty and leave excessive carbon deposits.
New Gulf gasolines specially formulated to ~
Each of these gasones higher in
rating alaround performance. Get with A
great gasoines! Go Gulf for 80 days. and
for YOURSELF GULF OIL CORPORATION.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25
Plans Parent
Alert Group

A Cleveland Automobile Clut
plan to stimulate greater par
entail responsibility within fam.
lilies of teen-age car drivers
that have been halted by police
for noticeable carelessness
while driving,.is being proposed
by the Club to 81 suburban
Cuyahoga County mayors this
week.
The "Parent-Alert Plan" al
ready has had approval by sew
eral mayors as a helpful idea.
The Automobile Club pro-
posal will provide police de-
partments with supplies Of a
yellow postcard "Alert" form.
Officers halting youthful driv-
ers would secure parents
names and the parents would
then be sent the notifications
describing time and place of
carelessness and urging COOP
Grafton and constructive dis
cipline.
"The 'Parent-Alert' notices
would by no means replace
traffic and parking tickets or
arrests of youthful drivers for
breaking traffic laws" said the
Automobile Club Safety Direc-
tor Mrs. Paul ]. Gnau. They're
intended as a preventive
measures in borderline cases
wherein a police officer be-
lieves that only a warning is
necessary"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-25

Windermere Methodist Church
was the scene of the wedding
on Saturday, Aug. goth, of
Suzanne Gent, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Ernest Gent,
'1450S Woodwork rd. and
George Locke Thompson, jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. Thompson, 16505 Fernway
rd., Cleveland Heights. Rev.
Richard L. Clark officiated at
the $3.50 p. m. service.
The bride wore a gown de-
signed with an empire bodice
of Alencon lace with short
sleeves, a scoop neckline and
skirt and cummerbund of tissue
taffeta extending into a chapel