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Evening star., 1960-10-14
BY ALFRED SHEINWoLD

Opening lead: Diamond jack.
Declarer quite properly won
the first trick in dummy with
the ace of diamonds.
After some thought, South
led out dummy's ace and king
of clubs to get rid Of the queen
of diamonds. Then he turned
his attention to the trumps.
To guard against a single
ton queen, as he later ex-
planned, declarer began the
trumps by leading dummy's
king. Then he led a small
trump from dummy and
finessed the ten from his own
hand.
West discarded a club, and
South looked very glum. There
was no way to get back to
dummy to take another trump
finesse through East. Down
one.
Small Singleton
The real danger was not the
singleton queen but q small
singleton trump In the West
hand. There were five possible
singletonS-the queen, nine,
eight, seven and four. 1t was
foolish to guard against one
Of these and ignore the other
four.
If South insisted on cashing
the top clubs first, he should
begin the trumps by leading
low from the dummy for a
flnesse of the ten. If this
worked, he could get back to
dummy with the king Of spades
to repeat the finesse. This line
of play would bring the grand
slam home.
An even better line would be
to start the trumps at the Sec
ond trick. Declarer should take
the king Of spades and then
fineSse the ten of spades. This
gives him the chance to guard
against all possible singletons
in the West hand. If all goes
well. he can get back to dummy
with q club to discard on a
second club and then repeat
the trump finesse.
If the first trump finesse
loses. South will go down two
tricks instead Of only one since
the opponents will be able to
take "a diamond trick as well.
This is, however, a small price
to pay for increased safety at
the grand slam.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one
spade, and the next player
passes. You hold:
AK32 1855 oAs2 %AKJ7
What do you bidP
Answer: Bid two clubs. You
don't have enough spades for
q jump to three spades. Bid
your suit first. such as it is,
and make sure of reaching
game at your next turn.
Copyright, 1860. Gen. Features Corp }
Evening star., 1960-10-14
WORD GAME
Find 80 or more words in
EPIC RAM

meaning. "a bright or witty
thought" Average mark Is 33
words; time limit, IS minutes.
Rules Of the game: /. Words must
be OF four or more letters, g Words
which acquire four letters by the ad-
dition of S." such as bats cats"
are not used. 3, Only one form Of
word is used. 4. Proper names are
not used. ~
Answer to FAMILIAR
fail, fair, farm, familia. filar. frm,
film, mar, filaria, fair. fam, frail, afar,
alma, alar. alarm, aria, aril, mail,
mari, malar, lair, lama, lamta, liar,
Ira. lima, rail. rial.
Evening star., 1960-08-17

ARLINGTON, n. = Going. going
going at the FHA price Of S1S,2O0,
oil brick Colonial; 8 bedrooms
finished rec, .rm., and q yard with
son REALTY, $3.50 Wilson blvd
ia. 4-5S66.
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R-P ZnNIN6

Downtown, corner, zoned for or.
gantEation or nonprofit use. Cor.
ner lot, 25x100, with 0djoininI
properties available. Call Mr.
Colbert.
HoHENsTE1N BROS; q DoNAHUI
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ARL.. N.-S15.500

1A1CL., 1N."U1 y ,OUU
FHA approved, $3.50 dn.; 3-bedrm
rambler; mr.. public elem. schl. anc
Catholic high schl.; / blk. transp
Additional lot may be purchased
FfWNTP IT d-OO1O Nn ooapte
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ARI.I N.
AIR CONDITIONED

AIR CONDITIONED
COUNTRY CLUB AREA-Terrific
lot on quiet street, mo light to
Pentagon via Lorcom lane. 4"
Charming brick rambler. 21-ft
dining rm., fully eouipped kitchen
with EATING SPACE Garbage
disposal, dishwaSher, etc.), Three
twin" bedrooms and 2 all-tile
baths complete the 1st floor.
LARGE BUILT-IN GARAGE. Ter
rifice paneled rec. room with bar
Dark room for photo hobby. Priced
in the middle EOS for immediate
saie-hurryl Ewes. call IA. 7-16S2.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
1NTIQIE LOVERS =
ARLINGTON. n.
OTJTCK SALE
D.i4 THEEvENiNG STAR
Washington, D. c.
"Wednesday, August ~, 1860

= AnLANN1ONb va
distinctive modern house built by
3 disciple of Frank Lloyd Wright.
Situated on one acre of rolling
land with beautiful trees. about
one mile from the Washington
stone house with high ceilings and
many, many windows: 4 bedrms.
3 baths, liv. rm.. din. rIn., kit. and
family rm. A haven of secluded
JINfrs r. DrxoN II m
Evening star., 1960-08-17
3 HIIGE REnROOMS

y 11OOH DGD1tOO1V16
FLOOR PLAN is the
only description that FITS this 4
year-old brick beauty. located In
close-in N. Arlington, in an area
Of flne homes (Gof Club Manor) !.
Magnificent level wooded lots
huge bedrms. and de luxe all-tile
bath-large de luxe kitchen with
eating space and complete equip
ment (dishwasher, etc.)l Lovely
spacious living rm. and dining
rm. that must be scent Large rear
screened porch overlooking beauti-
ful yard. Full basement with rec.
room and huge diversified built-in
garage; Priced In the low 30s to
sell todayl Ewes. call IA. 7-l6S2.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON. n, Golf Club Manoi
IDrastisally reduced tor 9uieII
rambler: 3 bedrooms, 5 baths
beautiful rec. room with bar
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED
all Of the extras; upper sos. Ewes.
JE. 2-4777 FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
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BUSINESS PROP. Cor SALE
(coNTINUED)
C-M-1 ZONING

Deep lot containing $3.50 "a. It
with Soft. rear alley. improved
By substantial brick house witt
8 rms. and bath. Gas h.-w.h
Located on busy ne. thorough.
rare.
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] JAMES I. DIXON ES2S & co.
M. ,2-s2so NAAN1oNS ST. 1920

AKLINGION. VACANI""IMMEDI-
ATE OCCUPANCY on this darling
brick home in good N. Arlington
location featuring, 8 bedrooms, liv-
ing room and dining room with
wall-toswall carpeting; recreation
S9m STsa S7xlS lot and SssHnid ig faT eb
dren's pleasant living. trees. Ask
ing S25,500. Be sure to see this
today. Call ia. 5-9400. BETTER
HOMES REALTY. INC, REAL
Evening star., 1960-08-17
INVESTMENT PROP. SALE

ANDREWS FIELD AREA-5-family
brand-new all-brlck: all 2-bedrm
units; income S497.5O q month
down payment only $1,000; high.
est type tenants. 10. S-5777.
Evening star., 1960-08-17

ARLINGTON, N.-Perfectly delight
ful new brick split-level on q quiet
cul-de-sac only minutes from
downtown and Pentagon. 3 bed
fooms. ga baths, family room
built-in garage. Lower 30s. EYES,
ia. 2-2422. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
INC. REALTORS. ia. 7-s012.
Evening star., 1960-08-17

COUNTRY CLUE Hills - Biz,
full baths. 4 bedrooms, rec. room
with fireplace, screened porch
modern all-electric kitchen, built.
IN garaRe; many, many extras; In
one OF N. Arltngton'S most exclu.
stve communities. Ewes, IA
6-01bz. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
INC. REALTORS, ia, 7-6Ol2
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HOUSES FOR SALE--VA.

COUNTRY ESTATE m THE
CITY, near q Corners-Colo-
nial Cape Cod on 1ih se-
cluded acres In rustic setting
containing 4 bedrms., 9
baths, fireplace in living rm,
and modern kitchen. Home
has been redecorated; lovely
grounds and small stream
running under circular drive-
way. Well worth your inspec.
ton. Call RE. (i-66O6, SON.
NETT SpAGNOLO CO., Reals
tors, 6137 Lee hwy. Arl.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
MEDICAL, CENTER

MEDICAL CENTER
Small 4-story air-conditioned ele-
vator bldg. In heart Of Eye st.
medical center. Reasonably priced,
moderate cash. Balance one
trust. Can be occupied immediate
ly. Call Mr.. Hackman
Weinberg & Bush, Inc.
|1726 II st. NV. MA, e-55oO
Evening star., 1960-04-05

freebooting through the coast
al lowlands and the mangrove
swamps because he'd heard In
dians whisper of an El Dorado,
ruled by the Gilded One. Once
a year the Gilded Chief cover
ed himself with gold dust, like
Liberace.
50 -
Jimenez de Quesada didn't
find the Gilded Chief, or the
lake into which his attendants
cast emeralds and ornaments of
gold. It's not the de Quesadas
Of this world. but the Zsa Zsa
GabOrS who are the best divin-
ing rods for such jewels. The
precious relics of the ancient
culture are on touring display
now.
Vera Miles was expected at
the Film Festival. The invit-
alton included her husband, an
actor who'd once played Tar
zan. But Miss Miles and her
husband have just split up and
Evening star., 1960-04-05

she may cancel this trip. They
were married, incidentally, the
same week that Grace Kelly
was, and Miss Miles said !:
Grace only married a Prince.
married a King of the Jun
gle."
Colombia's climate varies
depending on two-hour rides
up or down, in the direction
opposite to the barometer's
There are roads up to the per-
petual SHOWS on the lofty
ranges. and down to the jun
gle rivers and the sea. Un-
known here is the problem of
weather change expressed by
the late Joe Frisco in New
York: In this town the wealth
er changes so often, a guy can't
tell which clothes to hook"
Evening star., 1960-04-05

Fontaine was asked to curtsey
and refused: why should I?
I didn't even curtsey when
met Joan Crawford" One civic
official here sighed: Were to
have a Miss Festival. We've
had a Miss Coffee, Miss Cot
ton, Miss Orange - everything
except a Miss Begotten."
Carroll Baker and her hus-
band, Jack Garfein, just ar
rived, and when the Colombian
fans flocked around her she
unused about that day, some
years ago. when a friend
brought her to Gabriel Pascal,
the producer, to see if she had
any talent. Pascal auditioned
her. and said: You are going
to be unhappy, young lady
because you do have talent"
BY coincidence Baby Doll, "
the film in which she played
the title role and which won
her an Academy Award nomi-
nation, is being shown in Co.
lombia. Miss Baker added, how
Evening star., 1960-04-05
THE
LYONS DEN
BY LEONARD LYONS

BARRANQUILLA, Colombia
- The take-od from Idlewild
was ideal; for a south bound
sun-seeker - that is, the snow
fakes swirled in the final gusts
of winters hangover. The plane
stopped briefly at Jamaica.
where the local man kept urg-
ing: "Bing CrOsby's here, and
Liz and Eddie Fisher. Stay"
But a few hours later I was
floating in the pool at Ell Prado,
here, gazing at the stars and
the palms, with the summer
scent of jasmine on the trade
winds. Viva Wilbur Wright.
Colombia is the gem Of two
oceans; Barranquilla is on the
Caribbean, and near here are
the nomadic Indian tribes
ruled by a matriarchy - the
same. in effect, as in the U.S.A.,
only We patriarchs are loath to
admit it. There's a statue to
George Washington here-odd,
because brother Lawrence tried
to storm Colombia with an
armada.
y &%
I've been lured here by the
promise of concurrent sunshine
and stars - astronomically, a
contradiction, but Journalistic
cally, natural and desirable: /:
Colombia is having its first film
festival, and its beaches will
bloom with film stars scheduled
to arrive from all over the
world. I anticipate a bit Of con-
fusion, because the credentials
handed to me read Jane
Fonda"
A festival queen eventually
Will be chosen, and the par
ticipantS will curtSey to her
except, Of course, Joan Fon-
taine. At a Hollywood party
for the Queen Of Iran, Miss
Evening star., 1960-04-05

ever, that q one-minute Tv
commercial she made for a
cigaret has netted more money
for her than did Baby Doll -
She collects each time the
cigaret commercial is repeated.
Actually, she doesn't smoke
She had to practice to do it.
We drove around Barran-
quilla. past the donkey carts
and the rowing cattle. to the
Salt Cathedral Of Zipaquira and
the low, hot Magdalena Valley,
Our car was halted at a stop
check point guarding against
smugglerS. The Official ambled
towards us slowly. with suspici-
GUS eye, gun in holster-and a
green lollipop in his mouth.
Barranquilla is an industri-
allied city, but even atop the
tallest modernistic structure,
they talk of the old cities in
the valleys of the Andes, of
the corsair Morgan, and of the
ConquiStadores. There was one
Jimenez de Quesada, who came
Evening star., 1960-04-05

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) 1t
was disappointing that Audrey
Hepburn could not attend the
Academy Awards. Her doctor
would not allow the expectant
mother to travel at this time,
But SimOne Signoret told me
she would not have missed her
FIRST and most exciting Oscar
show for anything in the
world.
With Elizabeth Taylor and
Laurence Harvey in town for
last nights big show, I'd like
to bet Metro will resume their
"Butterfield 8" in Hollywood
rather than in New York. When
the picture shut down in the
metropolis. there was snow on
the location. That scene will
how have to be cut, or du-
plicated inside the studio.
Eddie Fisher, by the way, is
receiving 100000 for his role
In the movie with wife Eliza
beth.
Strange that "On the Beach, ="
which received praising edi-
torials all over the world, did
hot receive one single solitary
Academy nomination. Den
mis- O'Keefe a hit with his TV
series, is wanted for a movie in
Europe during the summer
hiatus.
Mrs. Michael WiIding de-
manded-and got-a nice little
fee for her walk-on role as wife
to Mike Wilding in THE World
of Suzie Wong" Mrs. w. is a
business gal first and foremost.
From Robert Ryan-"We
are all going east this summer
where I do Antony to Kathe-
rine Hepburn's Cleopatra at
the Stratford Shakespeare fes-
tival."
=
According to Peggy Lees
chums, composer julie Styne
has been talking to her about
starring in do Re Mi" with
Phil Silvers. The blond singer
is in the mood for a musical
play.
If the Los Angeles Dodgers
win the National League pen
nant again this year, Debbie
Reynolds will tape them for
one of her TV spectaculars. IF
not, I'll dance" said Debbie,
who had a great rest in Palm
Spring, during the strike.
Tab Hunter stars in the
NBC half-hour comedy series
Bachelor at Large" Which
Tab is. Wonder when he will
get within breathing distance
of the altar. Every now anc
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films OF More Than Routine Merit
THE BIG FISHERMAN"-Big Howard Keel plays Simon
called Peter in a big Biblical spectacle
THE 400 BLOWS"-Fine French drama about small boy
Ormented by the indifference parents
THE LAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hangs high for Dorothy
Malone and Robert Stack a sinking liner.
THE MOUSE THAT ROARED"-The vastly funny account
Of a tiny duchy'S against the United States.
ION THE BEACH-The dramatic story worlds last
Whlmper, following totally destructive nucear
"OPEKATION PETTICOAT"-Cary Grant a beIea guered
sub skipper playing unwilling plague of girls
SAPPHIRE"-YvOnne Mitchell and Nigel Patrick a first
rate British whOdunt, tidy and suspenseful.
THE SCAPEGOAT"-Sck tale of mistaken identity with
Alec Guinness playing a good and evil dual role
Evening star., 1960-04-05
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Simone Was Excited

then he is linked with a lady
the most serious was Venetia
Stevenson. But nothing matri-
monial develops. AS to We
netia, so blond and so pretty
the daughter of Anna Lee and
director Robert Stevenson, di-
vorced from Russ Tamblyn re-
veals. 81 haven't stopped work.
ing since I came back from
England where I made two
films and a Third Man seq
ment with Michael Rennie.
tested for the girl in the Rock
HudsOn-Kirk Douglas Day OF
the Gun,' and I've been offered
The Four Dolls in Rome"
= =
With the take from "Some
Like it Hot" past the $14 mil
lion mark, director Billy Wilder
is reiterating. "I'll be delighted
to work with Marilyn Monroe
in 1861. Have story, will direct.
Steve Allen overwrote his
autobiography, and now I've
got to cut about half" he says.
otherwise my publisher would
have to charge $7.95 for Mark
it, Strike it,"
Orson Welles plays King
Herod and Richard Burton gets
the role of Herod Antipas in
the Samuel BrOnStOn produc-
ton of The King of Kings"
Philip YOrdan is scripting what
they hope will be the biggest
Biblical film of all time. Nc
financial problems - Pierre
DUPONT provides the dollars.
- &*&
Christopher knight, born
Gerald MedeariS in st. Louis
20 years old, with three years
at Harvard, the off-Broadway
production of THE Skin of Our
Teeth" with Walter Abel last
January, came to Hollywood,
where I was signed for the
title role in Studs Lonigan,
with a seven-year contract with
Longridge L Productions" 1t
didn't hurt that his aunt is
Gail Patrick Jackson, the
Perry Mason" producer. But
Christopher landed the job on
his merit.
Evening star., 1960-11-27
STUDENTS PROTEST

A mass protest against the can
collation. of Ruth Hagy's college
News Conference" by the American
Broadcasting Company's radio and
television network is being organized
by students through the United
States National Student Association.
q confederation of student govern
ments in more than 375 colleges and
universities throughout the country
with an overall enrolment exceeding
/ million students.
Evening star., 1960-11-27

Thursday P.M.
"seven Days Leave" 1892 Victor Mature.
1:o0-5
"swannee River" 1890 Don Ameche 500
"shalI We Dance" 1887 Fred Astaire
l1:oo-5
"Idiots Delight" 1889. Clark Gable ll:l5-o
"Payment on Demand" 1851. Bette Davis
1l:3o-7
Friday AM.
"Honly Tonk." ls41. Clark Gable. 300
Friday P.M.
"FoIIow the Hunter" 1854. Charles Chaplin.
jr. 1:oo-5
"Boys From Syracuse" ls4o Allan Jones.
500
"The Iron Curtain" ls4s. Dana Andrews.
s:oo-5
"A Double Life" ls4s. Ronald coIman.
1l:oo-5
Whispering Smith," ls4s. Alan Ladd.
Ills
sweet Adene" 1884. Irene Dunno. ll:3o-7
"The Last Warning" 1889. Preston Foster.
1900
Soturdey A.M.
"Dow Laredo Way" 1858. Rex Allen.
800
"Return of the PIainsman." 1858. Chips Raf-
ferty 1o:oo-5
"Arctic Fury" lo4e Del cambre. ll:00-5
Evening star., 1960-11-27
!. IA.

SotUVdoy P.M.
"They Came to Blow Up America" l943. Anna
Sten 1:00-5
"Tarzan and the Green Goddess" 1888. Ula
Holt. "A Tale Of Two Cities" 1885. Ronald
colman 1000
Wyoming" l940 Wallace Beey. 500
"This Thing Called Love-" 1891. Rosalind Rus
SELL l0:30-5
Well Divers" 1881. Clark Gable. lo:3o-o
"Heaven Can Wait" ls43 Gene Tierney.
11:o0-7
"The Dolly Sisters" 1945. Betty Cradle.
Ills
"The She-WoIf of London" 1896 June Lock-
hart 1000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-03
Episcopal Ladies
Have Quiet Day

The Episcopal Church Women
of the Cleveland East Region
will have their Quiet Day serv-
ices this year, March 10th at
st. Mary's Church, 9719 Ramona
blvd.
Services will be conducted by
the Rt. Rev. Beverley D. Tuck
er. Registration begins at 10
a. m. and Bishop Tucker will
celebrate the Holy Communion
with the Rev. N. A. L. Grindon
assisting, at 1920 a. m. At the
conclusion of the service the
Bishop will speak on The
Family.
Luncheon will be served and
reservations can be made by
calling Mrs. Kemper Dobbins at
CHI. 7-6770 or Mrs. John Butler.
RE. 1906 before March 7th.
At 1:30 p. m. Bishop Tucker
will speak on christian Mar
riage". Adjournment will be
about 2:30 p. m.
This Quiet Day, coming as it
does in Lent, is an opportunity
for all women Of the church to
gather together in affirmation
of their faith.
The Cleveland East Region is
composed of all 19 parishes
from the Cathedral east TO
Willoughby.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-03

WINDOW accessories, finest made,
reasonably priced, venetian blinds.
window shades, traverse rods, alu-
minum storm windows, doors, alu-
minum outside awnings, door can
opies. folding doors. iron stair
rails, venetian blind repair service.
everything sold installed; estab-
lished 1913. Rudy Nagode,
w. 1864, 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.
GIFT wrappings for large packages.
continuous sheet. size 26x40, also
jumbo rolls, cut the paper to fit
the gift. The SCOOP, 8l4 East
l52nd st.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ALL" and Spin" detergent, never
any cheaper. New tape recorder
and Lionel train both for SIS, this
week only at Fruehauf's, 34525
Vine, Eastlake.
Regal rebuilt Royal
standard office machine, model 10;
very good condition, $50. with
table and cover. Gil. 1887.
OPEN display IL Gu. ft. deep freeze
for business or home. Al condi-
ton, S85. Bluefront Hardware, TT
East 152nd st. GIL. 1-5343,
UL. 1886.
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Clubs

Are you having guests from
out OF town or are you going
on a trip? Is your son or daugh-
ter home from the service Of
college? Or perhaps someone
you know is hospitalized.
We are interested in these
things, and so are your neigh
bors. Why not give us a can
at GIL. 1-43S3, or mail the in
formation to our office at 814
East 152nd ST., Cleveland 10,
before 5 p. m. on Tuesday.
The GAMELLIA GARDEN
Club will meet at Ottino's Rest
aurant, 6036 Mayfield rd,, at
1870 a. m. March 9Th.
There will be tour through
Niell's Orchid Green House fol-
lowing the luncheon.
The CATHOLIC Fedora
TION OF WOMEN'S Clubs will
h o ! d its monthly luncheon
meeting in the Higbee Audi
torium on Thursday. March
10th, at IL noon. Mrs. Leo
W. Wolfgram will preside and
will introduce Rev. William \.
Novicky, the principal speaker,
whose topic will be "A Catholic
Looks at Russian Education.
The morning meeting will be
held in the Higbee Lounge at
10:30 a. m. and will be under
the direction of Mrs. Leroy
Scott. The first section will be
devoted to discussion of school
sodalities and what they mean
to the individual student. Mrs.
Robert Cummins, Religious Ex-
tension Chairman, will intro
duce Father John Tezie of Holy
Cross Parish in Euclid, who will
act as chairman of a student
panel consisting Of Leonard
Burello of st. Joseph's Eigh
School, Theodore Marazal of
Cathedral Latin High School,
and Mary X. Cummins and
Mary Lynn Ebert of Villa
! Angela Academy.
WIDOWS OF WORLD WAR
| will meet Sunday. March 9Th
from 3 to 5 p. m. at the Cleve-
land Sheraton Hotel.
Mrs. Theodore Stefan, 1921
st. Clair ave. is president of
the organization which vel
comes all widows of the first
World War.
CLUB
"The Falcon Story" will be
the talk given by Carl c. White
horn, merchandising manager
of the Cleveland District of the
Ford Motor Co. He will be at
the Monday noon KIWANIS
luncheon at the East Cleveian
/ YMCA and his talk will deal
with the effect of the Compact
Car on the automobile industry.
"TOO MUCH SNOW" is the
reason for the third postpone
!. ment of the Clubs annual
| Snow-Bird Golf Tournament to
be held at the Green Ridge Golf
J, Club. According to Ace Gibson,
sport committee chairman,
March 9th is the new date for
this event and he almost guar
antees good playing weather
for that date. Or so he says.
/, The Cleveland LEAGUE OF
I WOMEN VOTERS will meet
for luncheon today at 1890 pm.
at the Lake Shore Country Club.
Fourteen Leagues will be pres
ent to hear a discussion of
Water Reserves.
Speakers will be Wendell La
Due of the Akron Utilities De-
partment; John Byrnes execu-
tive director of the Lake Erie
Watershed Conservation Foun-
dation and Arthur Robinson,
public relations director of the
!, Ohio Public Health Service and
a member of the Ohio Water
Pollution Board.
The NORTHEAST GARDEN
club will meet at the home of
Mrs. W. H. Wilson, 1911 Dor
] chester DIR. Tuesday at noon to
l. hear Mrs IT M Wilder discuss
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MISCELLANEOUS

WALNUT 15"x37" piano bench. bur :
gundy needle point seat; z motors.
EiectroluX cleaner, excellent con-
dition, all attachments; girls size
) white shoe roller skates, size z
ice hockies; very good %" Horton
portable ironer; BIC 81 bowling
ball. antiques of every description,
and more unusual stuff and
things than you can shake a stick
at. Afternoons-The Emporium &
Bazaar. 1911 Midland. off l63rd,
one block north of St. Clair.
COMBINATION doors; 2 sets French
doors, l7-in. wide: panelled coors,
storm windows, etc. KE. l-6201.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-03

WIDOWS OF WORLD WAR
| will meet Sunday. March 9th
from 3 to 5 p. IN. at the Cleve-
land Sheraton Hotel.
Mrs. Theodore Stefan, 1921
st. Clair ave. is president of
the organization which vel
comes all widows of the first
World War.