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Evening star., 1960-07-28
Atomic Submarine
Plans Polar Trip

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July
% (AP).-The nuclear sub
marine Seadragon will leave
the Portsmouth Naval Ship
yard Monday in an attempt to
make the worlds first east to
west crossing under the North
Pole.
Trips under the polar ice
have been made in the other
direction by the atomic sub
Nautilus, Skate and
Sarge.
Aboard the 268-foot, 1880
ton Seadragon will be a crew of
94 officers and enlisted men,
and a detachment of scientists
and observers. The skipper
will be Comdr. George P. Steele
II of Washington, D. C.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
U. S. Urged to Share
Business KnoW-How

MEXICO CITY, July %
(AP) The United States has
a moral obligation to share
its know-how with underoevel-
oped nations, the president Of
the United States Chamber of
Commerce said last night.
Our political, social and
economic system is our own
and not necessarily export
able" Arthur H. Motley said
in a speech to the American
Chamber of Commerce in Mex
leo.
He said there are three ma
jor types of benefits which for
eign countries derive from the
venture of United States busi-
nessmen:
/. Research techniques which
contributed to strengthening To-
cal economies and are often
improved upon by local tech
nicians.
2. M er c handising concepts
and other technical know-how
which provide lower prices,
more jobs and improved liv-
ing standards.
3. Capital. and more and
more countries are trying TO
insure a more friendly busi-
ness climate, as a means of
attracting private capital"
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Pool Opened
To Negroes
In Charlotte

CHARLOTTE, N. c., July %
(AP) .r-NegroeS were admitted
to a previously all-white city,
operated swimming pool yes
terday. marking the second low
ering OF racial bars in less than
three weeks in Charlotte.
In what was called an ex-
perimental integration program,
three young Negro girls spent
about As minutes in one end
of Revolution Park municipal
swimming pool.
The girls identified them
selves to a newsman as Lynda
Stinson. Frances Dewalt and
Willie Mae McCouley.
Many Swimmers Leave
Some 80 white swimmers
were in the pool when the Ne
groes arrived. A white man.
sitting in bleachers outside the
pool, jumped to his feet when
the Negroes entered the water.
He called to his children, Get
on out, right now"
The children and all but
about a dozen white boys left
the pool. The boys continued
to dive in a deep portion of
the pool away from the Ne
groeS. There were no shouts
or catcalls from white specta-
tors.
Joseph w. Grier, jr., chair
man of the Parks and Recrea-
ton Commission, said in a
statement the pools would be
closed in the public interest"
if disorders developed.
On July 9 a group of down.
town Charlotte stores an
nounced they would begin serv-
ing Negroes at lunch counters
with white patrons. That move
was made without incident.
Some Attend Schools
A limited number of Negroes
have attended some formerly
all-white public schools in
Charlotte since the fall of 1857.
The action at the swimming
pool was prompted, Mr.. Grier
said, on the grounds that Ne
groeS are entitled to use of
public facilities. However, he
urged Negroes to continue to
use the Double Oaks pool,
which has been operated for
Negroes. He also said white
people should use Revolution
Evening star., 1960-07-28

Mr.. Rhee out made life niser-
able for the so candidates
from his discredited Liberal
Party, which had a big ma
jority in the last assembly.
Some 1000 high school youths
demonstrated yesterday at
Ansong demanding withdrawal
of the local Liberal candidate,
Oh Chai-yung. Students car
ried out similar protest
marches at Taegu.
Prime Minister Huh Chung,
who has headed the caretaker
government since Mr.. Rhee's
overthrow, today left the door
open to a draft for the presi-
dency.
Earlier he had sad he was
determined to retire. But when
asked at a news conference if
he would accept the presidency
if elected, he said the new
assembly would have the last
word on that subject.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Envoy Expelled

RIO De JANEIRO, Brazil,
July % (AP) The Briziliar
government yesterday ordered a
Cuban diplomat to leave the
country within three days. 1t
accused him of spreading Com
munist propaganda among stu
dents and labor unions.
Police said the diplomat,
Jose Manuel Vega Suarez, was
an international Communist
agitator who had been expelled
from Brazil in 1856. He re-
turned at the beginning of this
year as an aide at the Cuban
Embassy with full diplomatic
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Hiding Nuzis

RIO De JANEIRo, Brazil,
July 28 (AP).-Israeli Ambas-
sador Arieh Ievavi, expelled
from Argentiona in the disput
over the Adolf Eichmann case,
says there may be other Nazi
war criminals hiding in Latin
America but none so dangerous
as the former Gestapo colonel.
Mr.. Levavi made the state
ment during a stopover here
on his way home.
He denied having any knowl-
edge of the circumstances sur
rounding Eichmann's capture
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Cubun Buckers Fight

LIMA, Peru. July % (AP) -
Police yesterday broke up fight
ing between demonstrating
Cuban sympathizers and groups
which booed them. Eight per-
sons were injured slightly be-
fore police moved in.
About 200 Cuban Sympa-
thizers held a meeting in Uni
versity Square in front Of San
Marcos University. Speakers
praised the Cuban revolution
and Premier Fidel Castro.
Evening star., 1960-07-28

tors. One person was injured
and eight were arrested.
The government said the
peasants were volunteers who
had come in to help put dowr
wave of terrorism and demon.
strationS in the capital. The
opposition supporters threw
stones at them. The peasants
replied with macheteS anc
sticks. There was sporadic
shooting during the series OF
clashes.
National police finally broke
UP the fighting with tear gas.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Five Negroes Get Stuy

Justice Black of the Supreme
Court yesterday ordered a
stay Of action against five
Negroes convicted of trespasS-
ing on former municipal golf
course in Greensboro, N. c.,
which had been leased to pri-
vate operators who main
tanned a segregated policy. The
stay halts any action against
the group pending a rehearing
by the Supreme Court on their
previously denied appeal.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Yankees Denounced

LA PAz, Bolivia. July % (AP)
-Sympathizers with Cuba's
Fidel Castro Tuesday night
burned Uncle Sam in efigy at
a left-wing student demon
stration. Speakers denounced
Yankee imperialism"
The Foreign Ministry asked
the Interior Ministry to inves-
tigate "acts hostile to a friendly
nation"
Evening star., 1960-07-28

Park and Cordelia Park pools
as in the past.
The chairman made it clear,
however, that Negroes seeking
admission to the two pools
previously designated for white
people would be admitted. He
said any white " sympathizers"
also would be admitted to
Double Oaks pool if they
applied.
Evening star., 1960-07-28

credentials of the regime of
Prime Minister Fidel Castro.
The Cuban Ambassador to
Brazil, Rafael Garcia Barcena.
went to Havana several weeks
ago and has not returned.
Evening star., 1960-07-28

last May in Buenos Aires by
Jewish agents who took him to
Israel to stand trial for the
major responsibility in the
death of 6 million Jews during
World War II.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
GuotemuIun Clash

GUATEMALA, July % CAP) -.
of peasants brought
in from the country to support
the government fought yeSter-
day with opposition demonstra-
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Robber Gets q Lump

NEW YORK, July % CAPD.-
A bandit robbed a man of So
pounds of money yesterday.
The victim was a routeman
collecting coins from machines
owned by vending machine
company. The bag of coins
taken totaled $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-07-28

SEOUL. July % (AP).-Poice arrested wealthy backer
President Syngman Rhe today amid reports towns
people threatening to burn polling places in the dis
trict where he seeking election to South Koreas new
National Assembly.
The candidate Lee Yong -bum a member of Mr.. Rhee's
Evening star., 1960-07-28
''Nylmont'' nylon twist pile

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that will take lots Of hard wear . vet
its So soft in color, texture and feel, Made
of the fabulous new Dupont sol nylon that
gives une>celled wear and lasting beauty.
Wonderfully resilient "\vlm"nt' Carpeting
has excellent texture retention. and the new
mured luster provides color clarity and
more resistance to >"Ing. Its m"lhprooi.
non-allergenic and mldcw resistant,
Carpets Scors 5 Stores
Evening star., 1960-07-28
All PrO-WeStern

With North Korea's Com
munist regime at their backs,
all the parties are enti-Com-
munist and pro-WeStern.
The campaign was generally
quiet, with only one person
killed in an election squabble
and few other violent incidents.
But the high school and uni
Versity students who forced
Evening star., 1960-07-28
No Money
Down

on wall.ro.wall installations
over S215 on Sears
Undermining Credit Plan.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Shop At Home

let our carpet con
suIlanl bring samples Ia
YOUR home. measure YOUR
ilourS. give YOU tree
estimates \" obligation
Evening star., 1960-07-28
all wool pile Servistwist

Its frieze velvet weave and quiet"
colors will give smooth elegance
to your decor. Only selected"
imported woods were woven into
its thick pile. And for added wear
and resiliency, its yarns are tightly
twisted. This also gives the carpet
its lovely pebble texture. Moth.
proofed,
Carpets Sears Stores
Evening star., 1960-05-21
Buyers Week Seen q Success

An official OF the Home
Builders Association Of Met
ropolitan Washington re-
ported yesterday that the
third annual Home Buyers
Week is stimulating sales so
successfully they may top
last years by Is per cent.
James w. Pearson, execu-
tive vice president Of the
association, which sponsored
Home Buyers Week, said the
annual event focusing atten-
tion on new homes in greater
Washington has put an end
to the spring doldrums. Mr..
Pearson blamed earlier slow
sales on a late spring and
bad weather.
The Star published a spe-
cial 48-page tabloid section
last Friday heralding the
opening of Home Buyers
Week.
Approximately 100 build
ers are taking part in the
event, which closes tomor-
row. Some 290 houses are
open to prospective buyers in
Metropolitan Washington
and the Herndon, Va, area.
Thirty-two houses had been
sold by Tuesday, with 81
Evening star., 1960-05-21

seemed to be looking at
houses they felt they could
afford to buy. Mr.. Pearson
added.
Mr.. Pearson declared he
felt the success Of Home
Buyers Week would be q
good shot in the arm" for
the entire economy and would
be reflected in furniture and
other sales.
Evening star., 1960-05-21

good prospects also reported
then. Mr.. Pearson noted.
People meant business this
year, Mr.. Pearson stressed.
They were less Of a sight
seeing crowd, more interested
in the availability Of schools
and shopping centers," he
said.
Another sign Of their seri-
Gus intentions was that most
Evening star., 1960-05-21
Recreation Area Donated

The Alexandria building
and developing firm Of Clar-
ence w. Gosnell, Inc, has
given 8.6 acres in the Wayne
wood community to the
Waynewood Recreation As
sociation, Inc.
John GoSnell, president Of
the firm which is developing
Waynewood, said the land
and surrounding improve
ments is valued at more than
$50, 900. 1t was decided out
right to the recreation group.
The land will be used for .
swimming pool and recrea-
Evening star., 1960-05-21

ton park, which will cost
about $125, 900. 1t is expected
to be open about the time
schools close this summer.
The pool-park, designed by
Richard Gomersall, ALA,
will consist Of a swimming
pool, a wading pool, a bath
house. two hard-surfaced
tennis courts, a fenced play
area for children, and a
parking area. LandScaping
and the inclusion Of softball
and baseball diamonds also
are planned. w. r. Man
chester, Inc, is doing the
construction.
Evening star., 1960-05-21

BEAUTIFUL WooDHAVEN-4 BEDRooMs-4 BATHs-LoW
3rs-6so5 POE RoAD-oPEN SAT. AND SUM-, l-6-Immoeu-
late home in peurebook setting Nearly ho Of land
and about 40 oak Excellent Williamsburg architecture with
heoyy slate roof BEDROOM AND FULL BATH ON st FLOOR.
big bedrooms boths End floor True ho pun Up-o
the minute oeec kit. unfinished recreation full
basement Huge screened porch omong the Bun garage
CAN HARDLY FAIL TO SELL THIS WEEK END! Brodey Blvd
Woodhoven Bkd left Poe left home Mr. Muoy o. 6So6
Evening star., 1960-05-21

EXCLUSIVE KENT-FoUR- BEDROOM HOMES PRICED IN THE
4os ARE EXTREMELY SCARCE IN THIS PRIME AREA! 5o36
GLENBRooK TERRACE NW.-oPEN SAT- 6 SUN. l-6-LbroY
end powder st floor FobuOus ubroom with bor and fire.
place Moss Ave- Nebrusko South on Nebosko into Lousboro
Rd continue LOushboro MCeomb left Genbook Teruee;
right to home. M. Perry, EN-. 2-44l4.
Evening star., 1960-05-21
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC.
Your Weekly Guide to the Finest Home
Values the Washington Market
DISTRICT

FIRST Observation-Disclosures PARADIsE-oN A QUIET
CIRCLE HIGH ABOVE THE POTOMAC VALLEY! 500 FULTON
STREET, NW-oPEN SUM- rs Built 1850 by Fronk Phillips
lorss bedroom and full bath st Oo large bedrooms and
both End floor IordeveI with fireplace. Screen
porch GorOse. The flowers shrubs and patio beside
streom ndeseboby beautiful LOW 30s Macarthur Blvd
to Dono P right Fulton; right home Mr. Rhodes o. 6242
Evening star., 1960-05-21

FIRST PREsENTAToN- oN-WooDAcRES-A CONTROLLED CON-
MUNlTY OF CoNGENIAL NEGHBoRS-A TRULY WONDERFUL
ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUNG cHlLDREN e3o5 MASSACHUSETTS
AVeNUE-oPEN SUM- l-6-mmoeuoe home with large den and
powder room on st floor big bedmsy baths End floor
UPPER 20s! Mr. BortIet, HA. 2-3421.
Evening star., 1960-05-21
m MARYLAND

OUR FIRST Observation-Disclosures HILLS-MID
30s 52Tl ABINGDON RoAD-oPEN SUM- l-6-Vey exclusive
controlled community Of much eoer homes Glorious woodland
setting bedrooms baths End floor lST-FLooR POWDER
ROOM All brick with heavy soe roof Rec m eoroee delight
full eeshoded porch Excellent Schools Spring VoIey shopping
SHOULD SELL IMMEDIATELY! Mass Westmoreund Circle;
around circle to WetherI right TO Abingdon Mr. Borrow c.
$685.
Evening star., 1960-05-21

BRAND-NEW ToWNHoUSE IN THE HIGHLY CONVENIENT
AND DESIRABLE FoxHALL AREA-PRcE SLASHED FOR QUICK
SALE! 4753 WHITEHAVEN PARKWAY-oPEN TODAY l-6; SUM-
ll6 Superb quality Fine architectural detoil bedrooms
boths and marvellous party l6x30 with fireplace and bar
Reservoir Rd to FOxho Rd right Whehoven Porkwoy left
home, Mr. Wode WO 6-54eo
Evening star., 1960-05-21

SUAANER-A PRESTIGE" coNMUNITY-A WONDERFUL PLACE
TO RAISE cHIlDREN-5oo6 NAHANT STREET-oPEN SUN
6-Preed to sell very quickly bedrooms plus nursery baths
End oOr LbroV and powder Breakfast ROOM CENTRAL
AR coNDTloNlNe Public ond purochiuI schools Kenwood
Club LOWER 4Os! Moss Ave- Fort Sumner Drive left
to NohOnt; right to home. Mr.. Morris oL 4-O027
Evening star., 1960-10-18
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
KERRY. DRAKE
THE JACKSON TWINS
Pogo
DAVID CRANE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: We enjoy your
daily column very much. I have
a question for you-one I've
been asking myself and others
for years now! What has hap
pened to the verb 'lend?'" One
rarely sees 1t used. Instead the
noun "loan" is used almost ex-
clusively both as a verb and as
q noun. Perhaps no one else
wirceS when asked, "Will you
loan me your pencil" or Mary
is loaning me her car for the
day"
II I ever should hear some
one quoting Antony: Friends,
Romans, countrymen, loan me
your ears" I'd not be surprised,
but I would vince. Do you ap-
prove Of ignoring that little
word--or are you q wincer, too?
Mrs. Edwin p. Watkins,
Springfield, Ohio.
Answer: A wincer, I, dear
lady, though I fear we soon will
BIZ in the minority, If we're
not already. In fact, many
newly revised dictionaries al
ready list "loan" as a synonym
for "lend"--and there is no
gainsaying the fact that even
baakers-not a notably hterate
lot at best-often advertise that
they loan" money at such and
such interest rate.
But since there is a perfectly
goo verb lend" I j IN you in
Evening star., 1960-10-18
Stcn Droks
BY Dick Brooks
BY WinsIow Mortimer

knob against which a heavy
metal knocker struck. Since the
doornail was regularly and
sharply raped, it could be as
sumed that there was no life
in it.
The expression was often used
by Dickens. In "A Christmas
Carol" you'll remember, Old
Marley was as dead as a door,
nail" Shakespeare used it more
than once. Falstaff in Henry
w." Part II asks. What! is
the old king dead?" and Pistol
replies. "As nail in door" In
fact, the expression goes back
Evening star., 1960-10-18

what probably will prove to be
a last-ditch fight to preserve
the distinction between 1t and
the noun "loan."
Question: Can you give me
the meaning and derivation of
the words door nall" as used
Evening star., 1960-10-18

in the expression dead as a
doornail." I am spelling this as
I hear 1t pronounced and am
not sure Of that.-Charles w.
Acklin, Jefferson, Pa.
Answer: The door nail" in
ancient times was the heavy
Evening star., 1960-10-18
By Walt Kelly

to the earliest beginnings Of
English literature, Langland's
Vision of Piers the Plowman"
Oath century,, in which the
expression was used just as we
use 1t today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-24

{. J. VERLlE Of the General
Electric Co., will speak to
the East Cleveland Ex-
change Club Tvesdoy.
noon at the Eost Cleveland
YMCA. His Interesting SUBJ
ieet will be "A Sheriff for
the United Notions."
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-24

Between You, Me and the
Gatepost, That No Man Shall
Hunger! Conf. On Children and
Youth Ohio Com m., Sum-
mary of Concerns, Countdown.
They Never Came Back, Lower
Animals, Surface At The Pole,
Flying Saucers: Top Secret
Upon My Lips A Song. Best
Sports Stories, Don't Forget
To Write, Hurricane Story, Ger
many Divided, Carp's Wash
ington, In Your Opinion, Haw-
ali, The Aloha State, My Love
Affair With Music, Now l Re-
member, Mother of the Maid,
Testament of Trust, Fathers
Day Comes Once A Year-And
Then It Away Rains.
FICTION
Where No Flags Fly, Robe
of Honor, My Friend Muriel
Sleeping Dogs, Janine, Earth
Giant, Aunt Jane McPhipps
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-24
Free Movie Tickets

You con get a poir e& com,
plimentorY tickets 10 the Show
Hayden Thears by reading the
names in ten ods scattered thru
the paper. II you find your name
Just clip the ad and take II to
the Shaw.HaYden Theohs and
you'll get two free tickets.
Wednesday. "Hannibol" and
'Tslond OF Lost Women"
Thurs. 10 Tues. Alfred Hitch
cocks Psyche"
Special Matines FIJI. PM.
lk hour show. THE Snow
Queen" "Froncis In The Navy"
Is cartoons.
Saturday Motinee. THE Snow
Queen" and cartoons.
Next Wed. "PaY o. Die" and
Tack The Ripper"
Check oil the ads and mdybe
you'll find your name. II not this
week. be sure to look next week.
Therell be ten nomes each week.
good for 20 tickets at the Show.
Hayden Theore.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-24
You Saw Us Design It

Ts HE featured de:s. Los We = kea Florist =.
ranged Poss PoImess Teevisioa Shew Nov. IL. 4
Aaplieete be seen in window durina November.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-24
|Boy Scout News

Fifteen members Of Scou
Troop 1OS, sponsored by Cal
edonia PTA, completed a so
mile bicycle hike recently.
The group rode their cycle:
via the least-traveled side
roads to South Chagrin Scou'
Camp near Squaw Rock in tht
Metropolitan Park.
Arriving in the middle Of
the afternoon at about the
same time as the Scoutmas.
ter's wife, Mrs. James Hart
arrived with the troop camp.
ing equipment, they made
camp in the adirondack shell.
ters, cooked their supper and
breakfast over campfires in
front of each shelter.
By evening all were already
in their bedding rolls ready
to sleep after the strenuous
cycling.
Those who made the trip
were Jim Fern, Mike Sabol,
Bob Kreutzberg, Chris Hart,
Dan Hart, Jeff Meyer, Rich
ard Collier, Roger De Muth,
David Griffith, Dale Lyndall,
David Accetta, Bill Blunt,
David Carlson, Jim Craven,
and the Scoutmaster, James
Hart. These two 25-mile hikes
go toward the six 25-mile and
one 5O-mile hike necessary for
the Cycling merit badge.
Next Thoop Committee meet
ing will be Monday at the home
Of Max Griffith at s pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-24
K of G Observes
1sf Anniversary,

The Windermere Council of
the Knights Of Columbus will
hold it's first anniversary par
ty commemorating the open
ing of the organizations club
room Saturday starting al
$3.50 pm. at 1929 Euclid ave
Refreshments and music will
highlight the evening and
flowers will be presented to
the. ladies.
Reservations can be made
by contracting Robert W. Fur
long, (BE 2-s728) or Robert
Laurich CIV 1-2112).
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-24
Milking
Machine
Invention
Continued From Page u

\COnClHueu rTOm rage ~
tenn" has the potential of be-
ing a nationwide operation.
When the white truck, with
its cleaning aluminium milk
house and bright aqua letter
ing pulled up in front Of
Georges home at 1888 Shaw.
view last Saturday, interested
neighbors and curious children
swarmed around it.
Typical question was the one
of a neighbor who came out
and asked: "Is this the
Thing?"
Travel from Elyria (where
the truck was built) was not
unlike a reception given the
first automobile. Heads turned,
pedestrians stopped to cape,
and one turnpike patrolman
narrowly escaped causing a
traffic jam when he couldn't
believe what he saw.
The completion Of the first
unit of what-is-hoped will be
many such Mobile Milk Houses
has caused no small disturb
ance in the scheduled organiza-
ton of the Dion household.
Wife Marjorie, who is a
teacher at Rozelle School, and
the four Dion children-Bar-
bara, David, Laurie, and Dick,
have endured a "life-without-
father" for some months.
But behind any success is the
untold story of the sacrifice
which is necessary to make a
dream come true.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-24
Service News

Warren K. Traxler, seaman
apprentice, USN, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. William c. Mile,
Of 14207 Mayfair ave., IS ser.
wing aboard the heavy cruiser
USS Macon at Boston, Mass
He reported aboard the Ma
con, Oct. 21st.
Before entering the Navy in
June 1860, Traxler attended
Shaw High School.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-24
Clubs
WOMEN'S CLUB PLANS
MUSICAL TEA PARTY

The East Cleveland Women's
Club 1747 Lake Front ave.
will hold a tea Thursday, Dec
1st at 2 pm. in the club house
The program will be "Music
for the Christmas Season
with the following participa.
ting:
Katherine Owan; violin
Rachael Hasse, soloist; Mar
lyn Cumming, flute; Estella
Woehrmann, piano.
Hostesses for the affair
will be Mrs. Pauline Hammer
and Mrs. Charles c. Sands.
The table arrangements will
be by Mrs. CT. Eichler and
Mrs. FL. Andel.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-24

TOP SALESMAN Threenyeor-od Colin Walker,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Colin Walker Of 1875 Noble rd.,
wound up not only as top cookie salesman in East
Cleveland but ranked second throughout cuyohogo
County. He is shown getting his certificate Of achieve
ment from Eost Cleveland YMCA Executive Director
Don Fortune. Collins record is 70 cases Sold or 276
boxes netne $50 for the US World Service fund He
is q member Of the Caledonia Cray Club.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-24
New Books At The Library

and Her Baby Blue Chips, Last
of the Just, This Sporting
Life, Spurs West, Gillian.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
CALIFORNIA BOUND

1904. Owner fronsfered. viii
sacrifice this now deluxe ranch
built lost year. over 1900 50. f..
living spoee on q Iorse lot. dov-
bic hardwood floors, all thermo-
pane windows, 8 bedrooms, 2h
doy tile boths, bviIt-ins, fomily
room. wood-bvrnins fireplace.
2.eor sorose. No better buy ony-
where.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
BEVERLY HILLS RANCH

#o25. Cvstom-bviIt deluxe home
lectures chestnut poneIed living
room with wood.bvrning fire.
place. full dining room, buiIt-in
oven, ronse and dishwosher. 3
large bedrooms. spacious sliding
door closets, all thermopone
windows, basement and double
ottoehed garage. Only $4,000.
Compare at any price.