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TAKoMA PARK-nor,, Ia, ,hi,


TAKoMA PARK-Don't let this gei
by. bedrms., ltv. rm., firepl
Sio.s5o 2 bIks. 5nt,' to O'Ws. Wash h'sS ssha;
tarium. BY appt. o. D. FIELD
INC, JU. 5-1ll3, . til q.
VIERS MILL-Vacant and com
pletely redec. inside and out; 9
bedrms. and full bsmt.: SlO.5OO
KEN DRUsKIN d CO. Lo. $1,000
NIERS MILL-Three-bedrm. ram.
S1S mo. TAMBLYN L. CO.. Lo
WEST OLNEY PARK. community o.
baths, sep. din. rm.. family rm.
kitchen. full bsmt.; h.-W.h.: acr,
OF land: within minutes OF any
point in the county: priced from
S26. 900; Ask any OF our already.
happy home owners about thu
area. KAY BOWLING. o07 N
Frederick ave, qaithersburg, WI
S-9250 or WA. $4,000.
WaEAToNaLsss ,TIm.r than z yra. Old old
bsmt. split foyer home. on lge
fenced lot in (no trafic) court
$500 total cash needed. includ
ing settlement, to assume 424es
q loan. total monthly payts. in,
REAL ESTATE CONsULTANTs
WI. 2-902s or JU. 5-3710.
WHEATON AREA = Lovely bricE
rambler. 3 b.r., full b. with rec
rm.: $4,000. Call VIII. 8-7aS4
WHEATON
Assume large 41aec GIL loan, 5000
will move you into this immacu.
late 3-bedrm. rambler, front anC
rear porches. walking distance tC
all schools.
MANOVILL RLTY. CORP.
Realtors IO4-S44C
WHEATON WOODS = Modern, 2.
bedrm. brick rambler; full bsmt j.,
screened porch; near transp.
churches and schools. Assume A.;
GI loan; Poss. at settlement. Cal
WHEATON WOODS; $500 dn--
Rambler: table-space kit, rec. rm
fenced lot: rear porch; FILA ap.
praised. $4,000. 10. 5-299O.
LIST WITH Us FOR REsUI Is IS
WHEATON-Assume CT loan. g.
GauTm iSSsd bsmt pamoier5 S15 orp0in. Din. rn; IN; In
& Co. To. 4-6854. "oI ~
WHEATON AREA-Attr. 4-bedrm.
lha-bath home in near new cond :.
compl. redec.; din. rm.. kit. with
adj util. rm.: lge. .fisgstone patio
near parochtal and public schools
S19,a50. Take over 40 CT loan
Call OWNER. VIII. 6-0S56.
WHEATON - Detached 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod, expandable to 4, with
S495 dn.. NE. S-1212
WHEATON-S35O dn.. S68 per mo,
will buy this rambler with lovely
1oS; 1To6S; Fsaoap FHA appraised for $1,000.
EsSH EIsT wIrR Il Rhfki is 1Sto roR REsuhTs IS hTs
WHEATON-s-bedrm. expandablt
70 f 4 care Cod; Assume high 81
ANTS. VIII. 2-90:s or JU. 5-37lo.
WOoDSIDE-Pick your own color,
on this almost completed 3-bed-
E% lovely dainr R1ifs rm Tam0Is5 sai
rage Mid 4SS;' @Ss'' ELEwELIYN LEsHsf.I 3Pq C.. g,
JU. s-6S0O. Lo. 5-3OSO
WOODACRES con Mass, ave
ext'dD. This home offers one Of
the best floor plans ever built in
this popular community. 1st floor
features den and powder room:
screened and I'd floor has !:
bedrooms: . baths. Full basement
with built-in garage. Call KE
s113.n; s;,,2 ewes: OIL. "-a49S
tor. 52O7 Wisconsin ave. NV.
$500 MOVES YOU IN. incl. ali
settlement charges. This neat and
clean. 3-bedrm. semidet.. with liv
rm,,, sep; din. .rm. and kit. bsmt
with exit and fenced vd.: only
S1sg50. SLIGO REALTY, REAL
TORS. JU. S-S60O.
22-ACRE FARMETTE
Mostly wooded with brook; neat
5-room house. stable, etc. ONLY
S21 900. PO. 2-314O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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ALEXANDRIA

A modern brick split-level, in ex-
cellent condition, vacant, con-
sistinE Of 3 nice-size bedrooms,
large living room. dining room
and fully equipped kitchen, plus
4 large rec. room; an excellent
home in an excellent area. You
can assume q 4iaec loan, with
Sonably priced, S19.950. TIE
6-1415,
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MoUsEs FOR SALE-MD.
ANDREWs.BOLLING ARA

ANDkkWB-HOLLIN AkEA
0XON HILL-Beautiful 6-rm. split
level; sep. din. rm., large kit, rec.
rm:, powder rm.:: large level lot.
Only Sl6,750. 1000 dn. FLA.
Call Mrs. Cox. 10. S-S347 or ST
ANNAPOLIS RD.-7-rm. Cape Cod,
2 encl. porehes, finished rec. Tm.: :
potential commercial, A good buy
at SlS.600. BERENS. AP. 5-4646.
AREAS BEST BUY
Spacious Colonial. on completely
fun din. .rm., encl. rear porch, full
bsmt.. alum. awnings. storm win
dowS. selling for Sl2,75O with
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP. 7-I266
ASSUME $1,000 FHA loan: 81 300
On: 3.bedrm. brick-shingle ram
bier; full I'M. bsmt., rec. rm.:
fenced; disposal. SP. 3-OO24.
CARROLLTON-By OWNER. 3-yr..
old, .bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod.
This flne home with slate roof,
plastered walls and firepl.. has
been improved with rec. rm., alum.
storm windows. fenced yard, dish
washer. washer, gas drier: pool
membership. S22,95O. 60O2 S5th
pl. SP. 3-3a70
CARR0LLT0N-Owner transferred
is offering one Of the finest homes
in the complete community, 4
bedrms., 9 baths. all-brick Cape
Cod; carphrt; shaded lot, on cul-
de-sac: all the extras have been
s!59 ssSded ID and itS priced to sell a.
1900. ROBERT 8. DAVIS a. CO.,
INC.
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CHEVY CHASE AREA

CHEVY CHASE AREA
RoLLINGwooD-spacious 1-leveI
rambler, Just redec.: center-hall
plan: lovely liv. rm. with picture
window, family din. rm., spacious
de luxe kit, 3 twin-size bedrms.
. baths: lower level features huge
rec. rm.. 4th bedroom and tiled
bath. 2-car garage; many extras
included.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW Il level
rambler on beaut. level lot, ap-
prox. 100x15O IT,; spacious liv.
rm;. din. rm., de luxe kit. with
eating area, adjoining laundry
room. 3 bedrooms, . baths; 2-car
garage:. conv. to schools, transp. !:
priced in low sos.
RoLLINGWooD-colonial for the
large family. Center-hall plan, %
IT. liv. room, large din. room. den.
powder room, kit. with breakfast
area, screened porch on LIST: 2
spacious bedrms., = baths on Ind
Finished and heated 3rd floor,
Rec. room, maids room and bath
2-car garage, Terms like rent
Priced in low 40s. Vacant, imme-
olate possession.
9 A.M.-9 PM. CALL EN-. 2-74OO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

sEABRO0K-Only 8 left. New s.
bedrm. brick rambler, I'm. bSmt =,
mr.. new Gaywood Elementary
S17,b0O. FHA terms avail. Also g.
bedrm. rambler and lge. lot. As
sumo GI 4eS loan. $500 down. SP.
QAnOo. Wn NEIna
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COLLEGE PARK

Bright. cheerful, 3-bedroom
rambler, situated on lovely
corner lot in quiet. cozy
area, and in top cond.: Ice,
mod. kit; full. dry bsmt.
Assume large 4I2es loan;
monthly payment Of SS4.45
incl. all. Be sure to compare
this home with others you
have looked at. No obli-
cation,
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SILVER SPRING-Here It isl g.
bedrm. brick rambler with all the
trimmings: liv. rm. w/firepl. and
beamed ceiling, Ia baths. pan
rec, nm. and fenced lot.
BEAUTY PLUS CONVENIENCE"
Walk to bus q, bike. school and
st. Johns. Only $17,ASO, trades
considered.
W. j NICHOLAS Lo. $4,000
SILVER SPRING, Montgomery Hills
Il sos Flora Lane: open sat. and
sun, de luxe brick rambler,
bedrms.. sep. din. rm., . baths,
rec. rm. Assume loan, move in
with deposit. S23,500. HE. 4-2se9.
Evening star., 1960-08-19

FOUh COKNER AKEA-N1 900 dn
brk. ramblers, 2 bedrms.. kit, sep
din. rm., 2 baths. full bsmt., o.e.,
JU. 9-O3SO. VIII. 6-S535.
GARRETT PARK ESTATES bed
rms, ." baths, liv rm.. din. rm
fast bar. bsmt. with outside entr..
ideal rec. .rm. area, paneled TV
rm.. Loff-street park. level lot,
fenced-in back. Assume 4hes
mortgage' S19,500. Call VIII. g.
0139 for appoint. on week end or
OIL. 6-517O during wk. No agents.
GEORGIAN FOREST = Beautiful
custom -built rambler: 3 bedrms.
paneled den with jalouside win
dows, modern kit. with table
nicely shruSbed nSSi Yard. oSS5p S@s.T5o. anu
THOMPSON CO., JU. 1900
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HILLS

The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA 7-450,
COLLEGE PARK-Clean rambler
close to schools; tWin-size bedrms
tiled bath, table-space kit, fui
osmt., and level fenced lot, Onl,
S450 down and S6l per mo, z. c
HILLEY d CO., Realtors, AP. 4
Evening star., 1960-08-19

harming yet practical is this Gus
brk. ramb in Burnt Mills; trees
galore. 3 bedrms., 3-car gar,
bsmt., formal din. rm.: S26.40O.
bviously we're proud to ofier this
63-ft.. new 4-bedrm. ramb,, on
4 conf. i3-acre lot; big rms, plus
carport, pch. and bsmt.; nr. Acc,
and q low S2s,750.
atty and neat is this 2-bedroom
brick bungalow with paneled rec.
room. guest room and sep. din
room; wooded lot adjoins Sligo
Park. S16.950.
L
i've better IN this lavish. almost
new split-level, in Kemp Mill. 4
bedrmS... scr. pch.. luxurious fam.
rm. and all modern apts. As
sumo loan: S24,960.
E
at with the family in the biggest
kit. yet, plus 4 bedrms.. huge rec.
rm., central air cond.. 3 full
baths, pch. and much more:
Burnt Mills area and . moderate
S36,750.
Y
earning for better things? Trade
your present home on q modern
split-fevel In Kensington, with 3
bedrmS., baths and a fne rec.
rm.; all for S20,750. FLA.
JAMES C. coNLEY & CO.
1925 Ga. Ave. JU. a-4l34 Til q.
conn. AVE. ESTATES-Assume
FHA loan on this almost brand
new, 4-bedrm. split-level with
loads of space: dble. hung win
dows, rec. rm. and close to all
schools. 1mmac. throughout. Nc
1NTOSH REAL ESTATE CO., JU.
5-7633 or MA. 2-l2a5.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES; honey
touches that make house q
home-3 bedrms., spacious liv. rm =,
bsmt.. fenced-in I'd; only Sl4,-
300: 10. 5-36S1. Open 8 It'll 8.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES
HIGHEST HOME APPEAL
} BEpRMs., DEN, DAYLIGHT
3-YR. BRICK; Mr.. ALL sCHLs.
.OWEST IN PRICE, $21,95O
BEST OF ALL
SCHOOL-TIME OCCUP.
IuRIAUx REALToR, OIL. 4-6164
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-Picture-
book bi-level: 4 bedrmS., :. baths,
Wv. carpeting; showplace of the
neishborhood assume excel. A.
nancing. LO. 5-36S7. Open 8 It'll q.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
BRICK CAPE COD

Just over d. c. line. it's con-
venient and encompasses all
the features for modern liv.
Ing. Excellent neighborhood,
2-car det. Earage, ga baths,
sep. din. nm. rec. rm. com.
plete with bar, 3 big bed
rooms, modern kit. with
breakfast nook. Front and
rear porches. It's a happy
nome waiting for the right
family. May we show you?
Evening star., 1960-08-19
SILVER SPRING
Bedrms.. ga Baths. Fin. Rec. RIM,
Wellbuilt Homes
PLASTER THROUGHOUT


3 Bedrms.. ga Baths. Fin. Rec. RIM.
Wellbuilt Homes
PLASTER THROUGHOUT
Steel Beam Support
We are small enough TO really
supervise our houses and large
enough TO build economically 10
give you the most for your dollar.
Don't pass this by. You must see
these homes as We are sure you
can be proud to call one OF them
yours. BUILTWELL CONSTRUC-
T1ON CO, MA. 2-Oa33 or EN-. D.
4i72. DIR: Piney Branch I'd. past
Philadelphia ave, then to open
sign.
SILVER SPRING, close in-Large
brk. Colonial; beautiful big wooded
cond.; 3 nice-siZe bedrms., formal
din. rm., pine-paneled rec. rm,: 1
blk. to bus and Eastern Jr. H. g.:
lear garage. Ewes, ia. 9-O67O.
R. A. HUMPHREYS JU. $4,000
ST. GATHERINGS AREA-NeW, 2.
bedrm.; 2-bath split-levels, with
paneled rec. rm. and plenty OF
trees: sensibly priced at SlS.a9O
monthly payments Of SiOs. two
week occupancy: all trades ac-
eepted. Open daily, 10 am. It'll
pm. DIR: Out GeorRia ave.
through Wheaton shopping dis
trict to Henderson ave. left to
Lafayette dr., left on Lafayette
to Kramer and right to Open
EVELYN @. KAPLAN l. CO.
REALTORS LO 5-SO07
Match Making Is Our Business
ST. JOHNS CHURCH, / blk. away
-4-bedrm.. 2K bath Colonial:
l1st-h family rm. and y bath
Remodeled! Vacant Only S17,-
950. BEERS BROS. JU. $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-08-19

HILLCREsT RANCHERs-Come and
see these new big l,IOO-sq. It.
ranchers. "a acre lot. 3 bedrms. ;,
hv. rm.. with firepl.. full bsmt.,
earport, super kit: only SI6,75O,
$4,000 will handle for full in
formation call H. d H. DEVELOP
MENI co; Excl, agents. EV. f.
Evening star., 1960-08-19

earning for better things? Trade
your present home on q modern
split-fevel In Kensington, with 3
bedrmS., 9 baths and a fine rec.
rm.; all for S20,750. FLA.
Evening star., 1960-08-19

PARKwOOD AREA-Vacant. Move
in with deposit on this 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. Living room with
frepl., din. area, fully equipped
KIT. with table space, full bsmt.
rec. room. Priced to sell, S17,95O,
CHESTER KELLER WOODMOOR
AGENCY CORP, JU. b-1lOO. . to q
POOLESvnLE AREA - 3-bedrmS
bath. liv. rm., kit. dinette. 3l5
acres of land; $4,000. 301-Di.
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FORT SUMNER HILLS
NEW

2 HssHtif%I SsatdnI, 6risk 6rs ,; CSlOnial homes;
1st floor; No. / with 4 bedrms.
and 2 baths on end. No. 3 with
3 bedrooms and . baths on 2nd,
Attractive living room and dining
room, de luxe kitchen, rec. room
complete. S36,50O to S37, 500
Call WO. $4,000 til Q. EDWARD
H. JONES a. Co. INC
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at with the family in the biggest
kit. vet, plus 4 bedrms.. huge rec.
rT1., central air cond.. 3 full
baths, pch. and much more:
Burnt Mills area and q moderate
S36,750.
Evening star., 1960-08-19

WEST OLNEY PARK. community OF
prestige homes bedrms., 2 tiled
baths. sep. din. rm.. family rm.,
kitchen. full bsmt.; h.-w.h.: acre
OF land: within minutes OF any
point in the county; priced from
S26. 900: Ask any OF our already
happy home owners about the
Frederick ave, Gaithersburg, WI.
S-Aoh0 or WA R.0hnn
Evening star., 1960-08-19

SILVER SPRING-Close-in, large
brk. rambler Liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. 3 bedrms. 2ia baths. rec.
rm.. att. garage. lovely scr. pch.,
DOURLE CLOSETS: S25.g60.
YOUNKIN a. CO., LO. 4-SO22
Evening star., 1960-08-19

act det. brp aeo0 coloniai 5on it' ssp dtn r
liv. rm with firepl., full bsmt.:
eonv. to Pentagon, Ft. Myer, Arl.
Hall: buses, schools; very reas.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-14

WANNA BUY A DUCK? was
Joe Penner's line and no matter
how hard he tried he just
couldn't sell that doggone duck
It'll he used our Classified!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-14
AT Seeking
Specialists

The United States Air Force
has annouced an urgent need
for dietitians and medical spe.
cialists, to fill hospital vacan-
cies in Air Force hospitals
throughout the United States
and in foreign countries.
Women in these specialties
are granted immediate commits
sions as officers in the Air
Force and receive the same full
pay and allowance as male Of
ficers. When a nurse, dietitiar
or medical specialist is given
a commission, she also gets her
choice of hospitals, provided
the area chosen has a re.
quirement for her speciality
The Air Force Recruiting
service has an experienced Air
Force Nurse assigned to this
area to interview women in the
profession and to give
them first hand particulars
about opportunities.
Further information about
this rewarding career can be
obtained by writing SSgt. John
Ginnetti, USAF Rctg. Svc.,
22141 Euclid ave., or by call
ing w. 5000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-14
Free Movie Tickets

You con get q poir OF COM
plimentory tickets to the Shaw.
Hayden Theotre by reading the
nomes In ten ods scattered thru
the poper. If you find your name
just clip The I'D and take II to
the Show-HaYden Theotre and
you'll get two free tickets.
Now thru Saturday. Wult Dis
ney's Toby Tyler" q
Sum- Mon Tues. return engage
ment, Suddenly Lost Summer"
Sunday Matinee only. The
Beat Of Hollow Mountain" and
The Giant Claw"
Next Wednesday. Mon With
out q Stor" and Johnny Dark"
Check oil the ads and maybe
you'll find your name. II not this
week. be sure 10 look next week.
There'll be ten ndmes each week
good for 20 tickets at the Show.
Hayden Theatre.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-14

VOLUNTEERS needed for
the 1860 Cancer Crusade. Call
Cherry 1-1177.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-14

antative for the National
oard.
The Catholic Daughters this
ear observe their 37th ami
ersary of establishment of a
tate Court. First to organize
n Ohio was Court Cleveland
which observed its 10th ami
5ersary of founding in 1858. 1t
vas formed from a sewing and
uniting group organized to
help in World War l.
1t is part of a national organ
ization which was founded in
Utica, N. Y, and numbers
100000 members in 45 states,
Puerto Rico and the Canal
Zone. More than $500 of these
are in Ohio in four dioceses:
Cleveland, Youngstown, Steu-
benville and Toledo.
In addition to special activi-
ties of each court, in the past
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-14
six Vacancies"
Soys Recruiter

SSgt. John Ginnetti, area All
Force Recruiter, has an
nounceed that he has six i'm
mediate vacancies for enlist.
ment and training in the Elec.
tronics, Aircraft and Missile
Maintenance, Financing ane
Accounting, Communications
Medical, and the Intelligence
career fields.
Interested persons should
contact him as soon as possible
to determine eligibility for thi.
training. Sergeant Ginnetti'.
office is located at 22141 Eu.
cid ave. w. 6-3070.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-14

1 w elCneI, ZlO IL NeSJpOTI ave
grand regent for Court st. E6
ward in Euclid.
Court st. Edward will pre-
sent a program, Through tn
Years" at the social hour OF
Friday night.
POntifical Mass
Formal opening of the con-
vention will be on Saturday
with Pontifical Mass in ST
John Cathedral. Auxiliary Bish
op John J. Krol will officiate
Msgr. Richard P. Walsh, rector
of the Cathedral will preach.
At the brunch to follow il
the Sheraton-Cleveland, Court
Lakewood members will be hos
tesses. Mrs. Carl j. Tillman
State Monitor, will preside.
This program will be dedi-
Gated to youth. Msgr. Thomas
lie. Corrigan, diocesan director
of the Catholic Youth Organi-
zation will be the principal
speaker. Bishop krol will ex-
tend greetings from Archbishop
Edward F. Hoban.
Msgr. Charles NJ. Mcbride
pastor of st. Luke Church
Lakewood, and chaplain foi
Court Lakewood will offer the
invocation.
Mayor Frank P. Celeste
mayor of Lakewood, will greet
visitors for the City of Lake
wood.
Barbara Daley, a member of
the Juniors of Court Elyria,
will speak for youth. About 100
of the Juniors will assist at
the opening Mass.
Banquet Sunday
A banquet Saturday night
will be addressed by Sister
Mary Augustine, editor of the
Marist Missions, the official
organ of the Marist Missionary
Sisters of birmingham, Massa-
chusetts.
Auxiliary Bishop Floyd L.
Begin will speak on this pro-
gram also.
Court Cleveland members
will be hostesses for the event.
Miss Edna J. Nolte of Dolphos,
Ohio. State Vice Regent, will
preside.
The Sunday luncheon follow
ing a morning business session
will be in charge of Court Ca
brini members of Parma and
Parma Heights, with Miss Pie
wacki presiding.
Miss Margaret A. Mahoney,
a member of Court Cleveland
and Director of Industrial Re-
lation for the State of Ohio,
will be the principal speaker.
Board Representative
Mrs. Eugene Mccarthy, East
Cleveland, a member of the Ma
tional Board of the Catholic
Daughters of America, has been
designated the official repre-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-14

eight years, the members have
contributed 900 towards the
education Of young men for the
priesthood. These funds were
divided equally among the Bish-
ops of the four dioceses in
which the members have units.
The members also contribut-
ed generously towards the
$250,OOO gift of the National
organization for the erection of
five altars in the recently dedi-
Gated National Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception in
Washington, D. c.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-14
Girl Scout News

The Caledonia girl scout or
ganization is busy setting UP
plans to work for horsemanshir
badges under the direction OF
the athletic committee chair
man, Mrs. William Alstedt
Only intermediate and senior
girl scouts are eligible to work
for this badge. 1t will be an
eight-week course, conducted at
the Red Raider Camps. Regis
tration closes on April 22nd.
During this and next week,
the Caledonia girl scouts will
have a display Of handcraft
and objects from foreign coun-
tries in the Caledonia library.
This is another project in their
continuing work in world
friendship. Mrs. George Rae
burn is the Caledonia neighbor-
hood friendship chairman.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-14

A HORSE! A HORSE! My
kingdom for a horse! The king
of England cried but, you
know that king never got that
horse TIL he used our Classi-
fled!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-14
Catholic Daughters
In State Convention

Catholic Daughters of America in the Cleveland
area are expecting to entertain 400 members from all
parts of Ohio at the 10Th biennial state convention
to be held in the Sheraton-Ceveland HOTEL April 22nd
to oath, 1860.
Among the hostesses will be Mrs. Theodore E.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-14
Rheumatism -SCidtiCd
ArthritiS- -NeuritiS

Relief from those torturing pains
or no charge. Only one trip re-
ouired. Disabled persons may
send friend. As South Mt.
Vernon Ave. 500 #. off Rt. 40,
UniontoWn, Pa. Office hours
Daily 1O-6. Sunday 10-4. Per
manently located.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-12-03

ards.
The United States must con-
suit the governments Of African
countries from which the student
originally came and establish his
academic standing.
The United States would not
wish to create the impression that
the easiest way for students to
get a grant for study in a United
States university is by first going
to the Soviet bloc.
- American embassies in the
bloc countries would be hard put
to separate the qualified students
from the Communist plant, the
poorly prepared student, the agi-
tator or the chronic malcontent.
Many of the students in the
Communist bloc have gone there
without knowledge of their home
governments and with the help of
"dissident nationalist groups or
Communist front organizations. /"
They often lack valid travel docu-
ments.
1t was also stressed that too
much help for disaffected students
might cause Communist bloc gov
ernments to interrupt contacts be-
tween United States missions and
African students.
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piled to United States missions in
Communist countries. OF these, he
said, one had been awarded a
grant and travel funds to continue
his education in this country.
This one student is Stanley
Omer Okulo Of Uganda, who quit
Moscow University Medical School
after two years of study. He is
now here trying to get into an
American medical school.
He had followed a liberal arts
course for two years in London
and then transferred to the Mos
cow school on a United Nations
scholarship.
The African American Institute,
which is supporting him, has dis
covered that he spent two weeks
vainly travelling up and down the
Eastern part of the United States.
It found that American institutions
experienced difficulty translating
his British and Russian academic
credits into American terms.
In his letter, Mr.. Macomber
expected an expanding flow of
disaffected African students from
Communist countries. He noted
that the Communists were max
ing increased efforts to recruit
students for Iron Curtain educa-
tional institutions. But restraints
on freedom in closed Communist
societies, he said were bound to
generate difficulties between stu
dents and local authorities to the
det-::.nent of the bloc in the opin-
ion of the world"
Mr.. Macomber said the State
Department believed the "propa-
ganda advantage thus derived"
should be supplemented by max
ing it possible to give the Africans
a chance "to compete for travel
and study grants to the United
States"
Points Are Stressed
; But he stressed these points:
The United States must not
substitute political or propaganda
values for normal academic stand
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stronghold of ousted Premier Pa
trice Lumumba, whose delegation
Mr.. Kasavubu beat out in the
fight for the UN seating.
Lundula Arrives
Victor Lundula, who commanded
the 25,0OO-man Congolese Army
while Mr.. Lumumba was Premier,
arrived in Stanleyville Saturday.
In other developments, the UN
reported that the entire force of
$40 Ghanaian police has left the
Congo and will be replaced by
Nigerians.
Their withdrawal followed the
clash at the Ghanaian Embassy
which in turn came after Ghana-
ian Charge d'Affaires Nathaniel
Welbeck refused to accede to Con-
golese orders to leave the country
because of his alleged interference
in its internal affairs.
He left after the clash, and the
UN said that now the last of the
Ghanaian Embassy staff has gone
from the Congo. Congolese were
reported to also have expelled
many Ghanaian families living
here,