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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-27

AVONDALE AREA; SALE BY
OWNER; only S495 down-Semi'
Diet. brick; powder rm., den, fully
equip. tile kit. tdishwasher, dis.
poSal. etc) with eating area, Isl
FIR; 3 bedrms., bath on 2nd A.
rec. rm. in full bsmt., gas heat
storm windows, wall-to-wall car.
peting; large cor. lot. Assume g.
loan, Only S15,750. LII. 4-S665
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LANGLEY PARK-Brick rambler;
firepl.. lge. liv. rm.. . bedrms.
rec. rm., storm windows: L-acre
lot adJoins park. S15.95O. Open
Sat- Sun, 2-6. s207 18th pl.,
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Owner spent 2 years searching fol-
this l2-acre sylvan setting with
stream circling, this executive.
style home with 3 twin-size bed.
rms. 2 tile baths, huge liv. nm
and today's kit; adjoining guest
house has liv. nm. bedrm., kitch.
enette, bath, and encl. pch. Ask
ing $4,000 and owner will a.
nance. Pc. 2-3l40.
CJTpTTp u AN mon NE@r
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GORDIN-M ENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

FAIRFAX TOWNE-New
brick colonials ready for
occupancy in 20 DAYS. 3
and 4 bedrooms. 3 baths.
dens. de luxe kitchens,
recreation rooms, ga
RACES and patios. Choice
OF tiles, colors and light
fixtures. Open Sat. and
Sun. l pm. til dark.
From l4th St. Bridge
drive out Arlington blvd,
to Fairfax circle. con-
tinue on Rites. 29-2ll-5O
past LIST. traffic light. left
on Mclean ave. and fol-
low Gordin-MenSh signs
to houses. S23,g50. to
S25,45O. Call CIR. 1850.
ALEXANDRIA NIL
NARY-Brick split level.
aft. living room. large
de luxe kitchen, 3 bed
rooms. . baths. recrea-
ton room, basement. car
port and patio. $4,000.
Call ia. $4,000 to see 1t
today.
SHIRLEY FOREST -
Minutes to Pentagon and
D. c. New brick ramblers
and split levels. 3 bed
rooms, dens, Ia and >
baths, gadget packed
kitchens. formal dining
room, most models have
full Easements. Open Sat.
and Sun. ] pm. til dark.
From l4th St. Bridge
drive out Shirley hwy. to
Seminary I'd. turn of,
right on Seminary I'd,
left on Fillmore st. and
continue to houses. So
$50 up. Call XII. $500.
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VACANT-Move right into this en-
chanting 3-bedrm. home that has
a full sep. din. nm. and firepl. in
the "PIANO-SIzE" liv. nm, delight
full porch and day-bright bsmt .:
Sl4 800. Consider rent with option
to buy or trade.
ZEN nPTTSKJN &, 70 N 5p9ee
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

AIR CONDITIONED - Sparkling
brick rambler featuring 3 large
bedrooms, ~ baths, comfortable
living room fireplace, separate
dining room, spacious kitchen
with breakfast area, basement
with finished recreation room, at
tached garage and lovely corner
lot. Within walking distance to
D j. OConnell Parochial High
School and public elementary
school. FILA appraised at S23,5O0
S3.lO0 cash down payment will
handle. For further details call
DARWIN REALTY. INC, IA Z
4353, JE 4-0770. Ewes, KE.
S-5265
ALI. AREA-No down payment to
qualified CT. 2-bedroom duplex,
equip kitchen; comb brick-and-
shingle home; fenced yard; cow.
10 shopping. bus, schools etc
Monthly pymts. S5T.99, which in
cludes principal and interest. Call
now, TIE. 6-4ll5.
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEX, DEL RAY-All brick, 2
bedrps, full bsmt: peri. loc. ::
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BROYHILL

& SONS. Realtors, 1910 Lee Hwy.
L0RCOM LANE AREA-Assume big
4 l2ee loan on this sharp
3-bedrm brick rambler in one Of
our handiest. close-in locations.
EXTRAS: Built-in breakfast nook
in equipped kitchen. large rec. nm.
in full bsmt.. washer and drler
included at $50 $50 price F w.
BERENS, 2l6O N Glebe I'd, Real.
tors, ia 5-O1O-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

WHEATON-No need to dualifyI
Pay less than rent and assume
monthly payments on 2-bedrm.
ramblers with full bsmt., from only
S10,250 S10.950. SUBURBAN
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SOMERSET
nMQgGn

Sunday, l to 5 PM.
BRUNT MfLLS-Gorgeous stone.
and-brick rambler; large liv. nm
din. nm. 3 bedrms, l "a baths. all.
elec. kitchen, 2 fireplaces, breeze.
week; priced $50. 800. Dir: Coles
vile I'd. to Northwest drive, left
to 433 Northwest drive
BURNT MILLS = Lovely custom
built: 3 bedrms., ga baths, 8 FIRE
places, liy. rm., din. rm., cleo
kitchen, large playroom, library
breeZeway, Gear carport. Dir
Colesvllle I'd; to Northwest drive
lett to 24O Northwest terrace.
brk. rambler; hot-water heat; Iiv
bsmt., gear garage: lot IL. 524 50
It will sell this week end: priced
$4,000 Dir: Colesville I'd t
Northwest drive, left to 3l3 North.
west drive.
ST. BERNADETTE's PARIsH-Im.
maculate brk. Colonial: 8 bedrmS.
lge. playrm., 3 baths, liv, rm., din
rm., kit. and dinette, full bsmt.
priced S23,950: occupancy l week
Dir: Colesville I'd. to University
blvd. right TO Williamsburg drive,
left to Brookmoor drive, left to
1871 Brookmoor drive.
ALLIGOOD AGENCY
JU. s-4477 Realtors
TWINBROOK FOREsT-Quick salt
y yalus; ok for trades. Assume
spiit-ievel; Ia baths, mod. kit
wLwall oven, lge. rec. rm. w/out.
side entr.: quick poss. J. v. CAL.
IANDRO g. CO., JU. S-1SS6 oil
VIII 6-3247.
VACANT-Move right into this en-.
chanting 3-bedrm. home that has
a full sep. din. rm, and firepl. IL
the ''PIANO-SIZE" liv. rm., delight
full porch and day-bright bsmt
Sl4 800. Consider rent with option
to buy or trade.
KEN DRUsKIN & CO, 10. 1896
WESTMORELAND HILLS
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 2-5:3O
1904 PORTSMOUTH RID.
A CONTROLLED COMMUNITY
Colonial brk. containing 3 bed.
rms, study, recr. nm. " firepl.
3ia baths. scr. porch, maids rm
garage. New home custom-built
Owners change of plans makes
sale nee. To reach: Out Mass
ave. blks. beyond Westmore-
land Circle, left on jamestown
I'd. l blk, right on Elliot t
harrington to house.
J. RUPERT MOHLER, INC.
1923 CONN. AVE. MA. S-40SC
WHEATON-3-yr. -old spacious 3.
bedrm. rambler, Westinghouse kit
Mr.. elem. school. $4,000. assume
4 u r. loan. SS5 mo. pays all. NJ
agents. VIII. 6-02l7.
WHEATON. CLOSE TO MERLANT
CLUB - Custom-built 3-bedrm
rambler on "a acre. Only SCI, $50
Hugh T. Peck Wheaton 10. 5-299C
WHEAT TON; $4,000 = A rea
charmer, tastefully decorated anc
in perfect condition throughout
3 cherry bedrms., huge panelec
clubroom and screened porch; q
delightful yard adjoinS parkland
school and bus Just stones
throw away. Call SHANNON &
LUCHS, Maryland office, LO B.
0S44: after pm, call EN-
2-2341.
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4iysNsRay P nSis. of o6y ns sbssd
$4,000 under price HURRY J
NJ. MEDLEY, AGENT. 10. S-5777
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AndrewS-Bolling Area
5-bedroom. 2-bath, bi-level
brick and frame: wall-to-
wall carpeting, finished rec
reation room and screened
patio. Available June 81,
S21,500. RE. 6-S35l.
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SILVER SPRING
SMALL, ESTATE

Large, custom built, modern brick
CAPE CAP Cod, features; Beautiful Sc Sc
HoT-wATER HEAT: ist-fi. den 20 Of
bedrm., l3x1S, with full bath
f1repl., sep. din. rm., tiled bsmt
Scar brick garage. Immaculate
eond etc. Ewes. Mr.. Ferris, ia
9-067O.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
Perpetual Bldg. JU. $500
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ALEX. DEL RAY-All brick, 2
bedrps,, full bsmt: peri. loo.
Sl2,S00. OWNER, OV. 3-34lS
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PARKVIEW HOMES
$18,500-$18,950
Open Daily, / Til Dark

CHoICELY LOCATED. in the heart
baths: all brk. ramblers; value
and neighborhood you'd never ex-
pect to flnd again. Sep. din. nm.
big kit, lge. wooded lot: best OF
all; only 1919 down. See these
today!
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TEMPLE HILLS

$500 Carlton aVe.-Detached, Q
bedrm. Cape Cod, with space for
2 additional bedrms. On half-acre
Handicapped and fenced lot. Full
osmt. Low down payment. Monthly
payments ike rent. JOHN T. NEW
THE MOST HOME for your
money"-LESCO HOMES is to-
days greatest value for spacious
living at an eaSy-to-sfiord price
LESCO HOMES. George W. Dorsey,
jr., Box ll6, Riverdale, Nd, phone
Appleton 7-9472 or WA. 7-73S0.
UNIVERSITY HILLS-Brick ram
bier. several years old: 3 bedrms.,
bath, large living-dining room
with fireplace. kitchen with dish
washer and disposal, pull-down
stairs to storage attic: nice. we'll
shrubbed lot, on an elevation; ex-
eellent condition; Sl5.950. May
be seen by appointment. Mr..
LEBLING, EWES. AND SUN, OIL.
4-66SS. ROBERT B. HALL CO..
OIL. 1880
UNIV. HILLS-Walking distance to
Nd. u, Northwestern High and
st. Marks; 5-bedrm. 2-bath brick;
sep. din. rm., bSmt. partially m
ished. Lee. fenced yard. owner
trans. Excel. buy. HA. 2-725S,
CoHEE REALTY CO. AP. 1896.
UNIVERSITY PARK
Close to elem. school and Univ. Of
Nd. The superb loo. and COM
Portable Inability make this Ice.
3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod TO-
DAYS BEST BUY. 1t has Q tile
baths, lst-h bedrms., frepls..
full bsmt.. scr. porch: wooded set
ting. etc Call now for appt
THE w. w. LEWIS CO.
Multiple Listing Realtors
Ut oEnn
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FORESTVHLE-Practical features
that agree as strongly as beauty.
This handsome 3-bedrm. brick
rambler feats, firepl., family size
kit, bsmt. with picture window.
A low price at S17,500. Excel.
terms.
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FALLS CHURCH

<AAAO SI1OnSa
Large, beautifully planned Colo
NAL. Conveniently located; 3 huge
bedrooms, den. pa baths; fuIlv
equipped, big, bright kitchen. full
basement. Price, only S24,250
MunSon Rlty. JE. 2-O699
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pl, UUU DOWN
We have number OF
brand new homes in nearby
Pr. Geo. Co, some not quite
completed, . and 3 bedrms.,
all with bSmt., nice lots,
close to all cow. Priced from
Sl3QbO Call llg for details
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Pr. GEO. PLAZA, Hyattsvilie =
owner anxious to sell this brick
Colonial: most cow loo: St. Jer-
ONES Parish; 2 bedrms., sep. din
I'm. scrd. porch liz baths, lge
shaded lot: FILA, $4,000 with
Sli00 dn, SIG9 81 per no.
PALERMO g. CO.
WA. 7-SSSS WA 7-Tg0C
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EVELYN G. KAPLAN g. CO.

Realtors 10. 5-2O27
PAINT BRANCH FARMS-CuStom
built; 3 bedrms., 2 baths. rec.
rm., 2-car garage: on ! acre.
RUTHERFORD & SHULLEY
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Directions: Out University blvd
past Four Corners to Dennis ave,
right on Dennis, and continue
to InckridRe to Inmharhv and
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
Band-O-Rama
Comes To Shaw

On Thursday, April It'll
Shaw High School will pre-.
sent the bands of Brush High
School, Lincoln High Schoo
Of Canton, and it's own con.
cert band in individual and com.
bined concert. The combined
trio of bands will play under the
baton of Emmett Sarig of the
University of Wisconsin, who
will direct the massed band of
approximately 23O in such fine
band music as Osterling's Sell
ections from Die Meistersin-
GER, by Wagner; March "On-
ward", by Luthold; and Glare
Grundman's Second American
Folk Rhapsody.
Each band will present a
ten-minute concert separately,
under their directors: Frank
d. Miller, Brush; A. Jerd
Bayless, Lincoln, and S. Robert
Fraser, Shaw, before joining
for the finale. Before dinner
the bands will have recrea-
tional hour which will allow
them to enjoy the facilities of
recently dedicated Korb Gen.
ter, Student Activity Center at
Shaw.
The program, to be held in
the gymnasium, will begin at
7:45 pm. and be recorded by
FM station WNOB, and broad
cast on Sunday, April 10th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
CHAMBERS FETES
GRAND PARENTS

Grandparents of Chambers
school children will have their
special day on Thursday, April
7th at LAS pm. in the school,
auditorium. This is the day
Chambers PTA sets aside each
year to honor them.
They will be entertained by
the 9th grade chorus, a Kitchen
Band the Mothersingers Group,
and a special original style
show put on by the PTA board
members.
Each grandmother present
will be given a corsage, the
oldest grandmother gets an
orchid, and of course, grand
father will be given a bouton-
Mere.
Child care will be provided
for the child three years old
or over. The first grade mo-
theirs will be hostesses.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
Boy Scouts

Scout and Cub leaders of the
Western Reserve District, Boy
Scouts of America, will attend
a roundtable at the East Cleve-
land Baptist Church, 1876 Eu-
cid ave., 7:45 p. M, April 4th.
The scouting secion will be
under the direction of Ed Macke
and the activity will center
around the theme for May,
Surveyor; this to be climaxed
with a Wrappers Field Day."
The program will feature
map and compass demonstra-
tions, games and contests, study
of map symbols, scales, types,
etc. demonstration of use of
plane table and practice in map
making from simulated field
notes.
The theme of the clubbing
section is "Showboat" and cub
leaders will delve into make
believe on life along the river
in showboat days. Pack PIG, st.
Paul's Episcopal Church and
Pack 237 Of the Greater Abys-
sinia Baptist Church, will spon-
sor the program. Refreshments
will follow. Vincent lombard
is director.
Cub Scout Pack 336 held its
monthly pack meeting in the
gym at Chambers School.
The meeting was opened with
parade of the Cubs and their
Den Flags, along with the Col
or Guard of Larry Stark and
Anthony Gunder bringing in the
Stars and Stripes, and the
pledge to the flag was then
made by all.
The Indian Bobcat Ceremony
was then presented to Wayne
Scharsu and Wayne Schmidt in
PRODUCING them as new boys to
Pack 1856. The ceremony was
conducted by Assistant Cub
master Fred Large and Com
mitteeman Tom Hugebeck. Then
Committeeman Don Aplin in
the absence of Cub Master Jim
Stark presented awards for
past achievement to the flo
lowing boys: David Panichi,
Anthony Gunder, William APP
lin, David Laeng, Prentice Mar
cum, David Shelf, John Beuke-
man, Dan Patty, Alex Beven,
Richard and Steve Suszter,
Jack Renner and Joe Kovalick.
The theme of the month was
then presented by Dens 4 and 5
with Den 4 showing maps Of the
State of Ohio, and explaining
where food and other products
are grown and manufactured.
Den 5 then gave quiz show on
the State of Ohio, even to hav-
ing a master of ceremony, and
station break announcer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31

With the end of winter draw.
ing predictably closer, Chief OF
Police H. S. Weaver today con.
graduated local drivers fol
chalking up good winter safety
records, but issued a timely
warning to drivers who may
feel tempted to rush the season
Several of my men have
reported an apparent tendency
on the part of some drivers to
speed it up a bit, the chief
said. Here in the city this
doesn't necessarily mean that
the general speed limits are
being violated to any great eX-
tent, but what we see are driv-
ers trying to get away fast
when the lights change, and
jamming on brakes at the last
m o m e mt when stop is
necessary"
Chief Weaver declared that
he hated seeing drivers being
too ready to give up the
smoother, more careful driv-
ing practices" that had brought
them thus far safely through
the winter.
"We aren't out of the woods
yet" he warned. This thaw-
freeze kind of weather can
leave slippery patches just
where you least expect them
and that's where they can cause
the most trouble.
"Also, we know from expert
ence that some of our worst
winter storms come along late
in the season. Unless I'm great
ly mistaken, we still might have
occasion to make good use of
our best winter driving be-
havior-so keep those tire chains
in the trunk for awhile yet"
Even Chief Weaver conceded,
however, that warmer, more
pleasant motoring days are on
the way.
In anticipation of increased
traffic activity to come, he Of
fered three rules for safe driv-
ing as winter gives way to
spring:
Be patient. It's dangerous to
rush into changed mode of
driving. Even experienced driv-
ers need time to adjust to new
and higher speed pat
terms. Traffic will be heavier.
Some streets and highways
have sustained winter damage,
and are in need of repair before
warm weather driving habits
are fully safe. So be patient.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
Don't Rush Season Chief
Tells Winter Survivors

Obey all traffic laws. With
reduced emphasis on motoring
trips during the winter, it's pos
sible to become a little rusty
on the rules of the road. Nov
is a good time to brush up or
local and state traffic laws
and obey them.
Aim for the best, but be pre-.
pared for the worst. Anticipate
the possibility that "even YOU
could have an accident.
Celebrating on this last
point, Chief Weaver added his
voice to those of other safety
experts who prescribe the use
of safety seat belts.
Accidents do happen; no.
body knows that better than a
police officer" he said. "Most
often, the very severe injuries
and fatalities occur when per-
son is thrown from the vehicle.
If he is held in by a dependable
seat belt, one, say, which bears
the seal of approval of the
Automobile Safety Belt Insti-
tute and that meets or exceeds
minimum standards set by the
Society of Automotive Engi-
neers, he escapes the danger of
being slammed out onto the
pavement or against some fixed
object, or of being hit by an
other vehicle.
Don't take my word for it.
Experiments by Col. John P.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
YOUNG MOTHERS
LEARN TO RELAX

CI<tINAN ~ RELStA
The topic under discussion
at the next meeting of the
Pre- School Mothers Group
(Mayfair-C -Chambers) Wednes-
day, April 9th at 1880 am,
at the North Branch library
will be "How to Relax.
Perhaps some of these young
mothers will be able to give
out a few hints on their special
method Of relaxing.
Miss Jean Hoffman, Child
rens' Librarian, will provede
a story hour for the children
during this period.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
Camp Fire Girls

The District Committee of
Camp Fire District No. Is, Col
linwood and East Cleveland,
will hold it's regular monthly
meeting on Tuesday April 5th.
in the East Cleveland Library
on Euclid ave.
On the agenda will be a re-
port of the current membership
drive. Day Camp and plans for
the annual meeting to be held
in May will be discussed.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
Free Movie Tickets

You con get a pdir Of com.
plimentorY tickets TO the Show.
Hayden Theotre by reading the
nomes In ten ads scattered thru
the paper. II you find your name
Just clip Tho od and toke II to
tho Shaw.Hoyden Thsotrs and
you'll get two free tickets.
Thurs. Fri.. Sat-. Room At The
Top"
Kiddis Motinss Sat. Pride OF
The Blue Cross" Hour Of Con.
ICONS.
Sum-. Mon. Tues. The Gene
Krupd Story" and Sign OF The
Gladiator"
Next Wednesday. "Teahouse
OF The August Moon"
Check all the ads ond maybe
you'll find your name. II not this
week. be sure to look next week.
There'll be ten nomes eoch week
good for 20 tickets at the Shaw.
Hayden Theotre.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31

Stapp Of the Air Force, and
studies by Cornell University
Medical College, have shown
that persons protected by seat
belts survive most accidents
with a minimum of injuries"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
TEENAGER'S ROLE
EXPLORED BY KIRK

EXPLORED BY KIRK
Guest speaker at Kirk PTA's
April goth meeting will be
Msgr. Raymond Gallagher, who
will explore the topic of "The
Teen-Ager's Role In the Home. y
Msgr. Gallagher is director
of St. Anthony's Home Fo1
Boys, at 1901 Detroit ave., as
well as having a similar re-
sponsibility in Diocesan Youth
Services for the Catholic Char
tiles. Cleveland born, Msgr,
Gallagher is a John Carroll
graduate, and is presently serv-
ing as a member of the Nation
al Committee, White House
Conferences on Children and
Youth.
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p. Il. n. News
ROZELLE PREPARES
OFFICER SLATE

Election of Rozelle PTA Of.
ficers for the 1960-61 school
term will be held at the April
5th PTA meeting.
Mrs. Charles Sedgely from
Caledonia school will speak to
Rozelle parents on the subject
of pre-school PTA.
Mrs. Michael Poloyac will
add to this meeting with her
egg dyeing demonstration and
the story Of the Easter egg.
The home nursing course to
be given free Of charge by the
Red Cross will begin on We'd
nesday, April Goth, at $3.50 am.
If you haven't already Joined
and would care to do so, call
Mrs. Donald Holley, UL. 1-344S.
Child care will be provided.
Refreshments will be served
after the meeting in the school
library by the social committee.
PROSPECT HAIRS
COLLEGE DECISION
Next Tuesday, Prospect par
ents will look ahead to college
admission problems, when they
hear from Roland j. HIM, Di-
rector of Admission at Western
Reserve University. Mr.. HIM
will speak about college - A
Grade School Decision"
A Clevelander with both un-
dergraduate and graduate de-
grees from Reserve, Mr.. HIM
assumed his present position last
August. He has long been con-
|vinced that the elementary SCH
ool years are the time to start
preparing for college, and was
gratified to learn that many
Prospect parents share this at
titude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

jou, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rogers
George Sidney, Mike Romanoft
Dave Chaser, Mel Shavelson
Jack Rose, George Seaton and
Robert Wagner.
There was no eulogy deliv.
cred by the Rev. Johnson E
West. He read the simple
Episcopal service before a huge
bower of flowers. The coffir
was closed during the rites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

Mrs. Gable. an expectant
mother, took her last look yes
terday at the face Of her So
year-old husband, q face that
looked virile even in death.
Midway In the rites. the
chaplain asked the congrega-
ton to pray silently. Then an
Air Force bugler. part Of a
March Air Force Base honor
guard. sounded the mournful
taps.
1t was a touching tribute to
the millionaire movie star who,
above the draft ceiling. en-
listed as a private at II and
later few five combat missions
as a gunnery oficer over Europe
in World War II.
At the end of the rites, the
chaplain took the flag from a
nearby standard and presented
it to the widow. who sat in a
private family room of the
sanctuary Of the little chapel.
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Rotary Club Of Washington.
the National Capital optimist
Club. the Big Brothers Club of
the Boys Club. the Civilian
Club Of Washington. and the
Georgetown optimist Club.
Frank r. Jelleff. founder Of
the Boys Club, and District
Commissioner Mark Sullivan
will break the ground.
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; to 8 Is 'TonsiI Ace

NEW YORK-Health- insur-
ance companies say 10 per cent
Of all surgical claims, exclud-
ing maternity cases, are for the
removal of tonsils. Most tonsil-
lectomy patients are between
the ages of 3 and 8, and more
are girls than boys.