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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-02

came a member of Boy Scout
Troop 10S and in February OF
1859 joined Explorer Post 10S.
While a member of Troop 10s,
he served as a Den Chief, Troop
Scribe, Patrol Leader and Senior
Patrol Leader. Since joining the
Explorer Post, he has served as
post secretary, is a member Of
the Order Of the Arrow ano
holds the God and Country
Award.
Tom is q student ut Shaw
High School and is active il
the German Club, The College
Club and Student Council. Afte,
school, he is a page at the Cal
edonia Library.
The speaker for the Eagle
Scout Court of Honor will be
Howard Jacob, who was Toms
cubmaster and scoutmaster.
The presentation Of the award
will be made by Ted Weber, dis
trict scout executive. The eve
ming program has been arranged
by Toms sponsor, Eagle Scout
Ralph Jacob, Eagle Scout Steve
Troychak, the post senior crew
leader and Deputy Senior Crew
Leader Dan Weber.
Stage and physical arrange
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-02
Girl Scouts

Caledonia neighorhood Girl
Scout Troop No. 1 will have
a candlelight ceremony Monday,
at 7:3O pm. to celebrate the oc-
casion of beco IN ing Senior
Scouts.
Co-leader, Mrs. J. Reid Shell
ton, will be the hostess at he,
home, 2024 Hanover dr., as the
mothers watch their girls wear
the new senior scout hats fol
the first time.
The new Senior Scouts Of the
troop are Sue Allison, Sue Ever.
ly, Mary Kotsch, Pat Shelton
Anne Troychak, Lynne Van ON.
men, Jan Vieyra, Maureer
Walsh, and Jennifer Young.
Marcia Kruse, who has beer
a Senior Scout for two years
and who is now a member Of
the troop, will assist the leader
Mrs. Frank r. Young, during
the ceremony.
The following badges anc
ranks will be awarded:
Sue Allison will receive Musi.
clan, Cat and Dog, Horsewoman
Cook, Homemaker and Handy.
woman badges.
Sue Everly and Lynn Van Om'
men will receive Horsewomar
badges.
Marcia Kruse will receive
Athlete Dressmaker and FRS
Class Rank.
Pat Shelton will receive Home
maker and Jennifer Young ha'
earned Campcraft.
Six of the 10 girls have beer
scouts since second grade: Mar.
Kotsch, Marcia Kruse, Pat Shell
ton, Anne Troychak, Lynn Val
| Ommen and Maureen Walsh.
Jennifer Young has been ;
member of troop 4 since fourth
grade.
Sue Allison and Sue Everl,
have joined the troop recentl.
as transfers from other cite
and Jan Vieyra has been wei
coined this year as a new scou
on the senior level.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-02

coln". Mr.. John Dietz, well
known baritone will offer sew
eral selections from familiar
musicals.
This is the only evening pro-
gram held by the Club and is
featured as a social evening with
their husbands as invited guests
Assisting Mrs. Powell will be
Mrs. David j. Davies of 1864
Hereford I'd. and Mrs. Carl c.
Bell Of 1859 Sheldon I'd.
Planting Is Topic For
Tuesday Garden Club Meet
"How to fertilize and what
seeds to plant" will be the sub
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-02

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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-02
Liquor Bill
Is Opposed
BY Addams
CONTINUED from Page -

OOQC1QueQ IIOm rage
it, nor will the people in the %
communities whose mayors SO
eagerly accepted membership
on a committee to see a good
home rule bill passed.
He further stated that the
people of East Cleveland are
prepared to make any sacrifice
needed to reduce the quota
without actually hurting any
present permit holder.
Judge Adams contention is
that to simplify matters, all the
legislative body has to do is
come right out and grant the
municipalities the right to ere
ate a special zoning for retail
selling Of liquor.
Mayor Sims, also in simplic-
Iity that is unusual for a law
yer, asserted that all that is
needed is to say mo liquor per-
NIT shall be issued in any mu-
nicipality without prior ap-
proval of the local legislators"
"What could be more demo
cratic than this ?" he asked.
"After all, those who ulti-
mately would have to make the
decision are closer to the people
involved than persons in Co.
lumbus. The local legislators
represent the people and are re-
sponsible to them"
Fight More Liquor Spots
Judge Adams and Mayor
Sims recently have been en-
gagged in efforts to control To-
cation of liquor establishments
in their respective communities
In East Cleveland, the judge
with the assistance Of well.
organized civic groups, was
able to thwart the opening OF
spot on Euclid ave.
Mayor Sims, has not farec
as we'll. A Court Of Appeals
decision upset a ruling by Eu-
cid Judge William F. Burns il
an arrest Of a person who
opened a tavern on East 200tf
on property not zoned for retail
liquor business according to Eu.
cid standards.
Another establishment alst
considered by some Euclid af
ficials as violating zoning re
strictions is operating full force
on Babbitt rd.
This points up the problem
that is frustrating to city of
ficials and civic groups.
In technical terms, the stat'
has preempted the field o.
liquor establishments and loca
governments cannot enforc
laws infringing on this area.
However, in Mayor Sims an
Judge Adams the state vii
find two proponents of a bill
that is clear-cut home rule leg
islation and nothing else.
While the judge is activel.
engaged in meeting with loca
state legislators on this issue
Mayor Sims is chairman of th'
legislation committee Of thu
Cuyahoga County Mayors anc
City Managers Association anc
chairman of the joint legisla
tive committee of the Ohio Mu-
nicipal League.
What both men are working
for is to prevent saloons from
intruding on churches ant
schools, and punching up ant
creating saloon rows" in bust
ness areas.
Gene Hersl
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-02

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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-02
Boy Scout Activities
Covered Scouting Honor
Goes To Thomas Hanger

Thomas B. Hanger, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Hanger, 985 Selwyn rd., will be awarded scouting s
highest honor, the Eagle rank next Tuesday in the
Caledonia School gym at 1880 p. M
Tom started his scouting career cub in Pack
back in January of 1853 Three years later he be-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-02
Club Calendar
Club Calendar
Euclid Mayor Speaks
On Abraham Lincoln

The East Cleveland Womans Club will hold its
annual civic dinner Thursday, Feb 18th at $50 pm
in the Club House, 1747 Lake Front ave. Mrs. Elmer
W. Powell, of 1165 Yellowstone rd. is Chairman.
The speaker of the evening will be Mayor Kenneth
J. Sims of Euclid His subject will be abraham Lin.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-02

ments have been assigned to
Douglas Scott.
The public is invited to join
with the scout units of Caledonia
Library and their sponsors, The
Parent Teacher Association ir
honoring Tom for his high
achievement.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
Wurnecki-C

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rad
cliffe Corwin Of Harrisburg,
Pa, announce the marriage
Of their daughter Patricia
Ann to Mr.. Aloysius John
Warnecki, son of Mrs. Vim
cent P. Warnecki Of Bloss-
burg, Pa. and the late Mr..
Warnecki. The wedding took
place December 81 at Our
Evening star., 1961-01-04
WEDDINGS

Lady Of the Blessed Sacra-
ment Church, Harrisburg.
The couple will live here.
Pirie-Adons
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop
Whitney Adams Of Barring
ton, r. l., announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Joan
to 1t. Robert Burns Pirie,
jr., USN, son of Vice Admiral
and Mrs. Pirie. The wedding
Evening star., 1961-01-04
libby-KindeI

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.
Kindel Of Grand Rapids,
Mich. announce the marriage
of their daughter Mary sey-
mour to Mr.. John Kelway
Libby, son Of Mrs. John H.
Libby and the late Mr.. Libby.
The wedding took place De-
cember 80 In st. Marks
Episcopal Church. The couple
will live In New York,
Evening star., 1961-01-04
Beur-Everurd

. EMr. and Mrs. William
Phelps Everard of Arlington
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Patricia Lynn
10 Mr.. Frederick Thomas
Bear, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bear of Wilmington. Del.
The wedding took place De-
cember 81 at Mount Olivet
Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
McCortin-BIuir

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. c.
Blair Of Bethesda announce
the marriage Of their daush-
ter Audrey Lorraine to Mr..
Joseph Walter McCartfn. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James D.
McCartin Of Baltimore. The
wedding took place Decem-
Der % at Blessed Sacrament
Church. The couple will live
in Hyattsville.
NichoIs-Munson
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed
Evening star., 1961-01-04

took place December % at
the Darlington Consrega-
tional Church. The couple
will live in Broad Brook.
Conn.
Evening star., 1961-01-04

The wedding took place De-
cember 27 at Our Lady of
Lourdes Catholic Church.
Daytona Beach, Fla. The
couple will live in Ormond
Beach, Fla.
Evening star., 1961-01-04

Juten Of Brookmont. Nd. an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Helen jeanette, to
Mr.. Lorenz r. Nowack. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Nowack
Of Baltimore. The wedding
took place December 20 at
the University Of Maryland
Chapel, College Park. The
couple will live In Livorno,
Italy,
Evening star., 1961-01-04
Modden-Boker

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald F.
Baker Of Mattoon. ILL.,, an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Mary Janis to Mr..
Joseph Anthony Madden, jr.,
son Of DR.. and Mrs. Madden.
Evening star., 1961-01-04

Marshall. The wedding took
place December >23 in the
Navy Chapel here. The couple
will live here.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
Everett-MorshuII

Mr.. George Murray Marshall
Of Philadelphia announces
the marriage Of his daughter
Nancy Wentz to MIR. John
Stephen Everett. jr.. son of
MFR. and Mrs. Everett Of Hal.
lowell, Me. The bride is also
the daughter Of the late Mrs.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
Peorson-Morrison

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth D.
Morrison Of Baltimore an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Patricia Ellen to
MIR. Robert Hurd Pearson,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip B.
Pearson Of Portland, Ore.
The wedding took place De-
cember 81 at st. Vincent de
Paul Church, San Francisco.
The couple will live in San
Francisco.
NoWock-Juten
MIR. and Mrs. Milford A.
Evening star., 1961-01-04

Munson announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Grace
Genevieve to Mr.. John Mich
OILS, son Of Mrs. Harry Mich
ols Of Norfolk. Va. and the
late Mr.. Nichols. The wedding
took place December 26 in
the Little Falls United Pres
byterian Church. Arlington.
The couple will live In Char
lottesYille.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-25

THIS WILL PUT a LOT or PEOPLE TO WORK -
CONSTRUCTING. ROAD BUILDING, HANDSPRING;
MAKING MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT: SHIPPING. NJ
sTAllfNC. TESTING: FURNISHING RAW MATERIALS
AND SERVICES oPERATuNe AND DISTRIBUTING. AID.
AS ALWAYS. STILL MORE BUYING WILL Be cEkER-
ATEp ALI BACK ALONG TIE LINE As THESE DOL
LARS TURN OVER W EVERY KIND or BUSINESS.
Msybs yos go. really nssd facility shsf. Like
ftis for The MALL ssrsrt lsvvnsi help you
present end fytvre better One which pcfusiy
rsdsco esss and provide espscy wss Just has
10 BE vastly growing pstsrsisl an NE yssrs shesd
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WITH AN = TOLD you So AIR. INFLUENTIAL MEN,
BeRs or THE sosNT CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE on
ATOMIC ENERGY ARE CITING THE BRITISH CASE AS
CONFIRMATION on THEIR DOUBTS ABOUT SHARING
NUclEAR SECRETS EVEN WITH THE MOST TRUSTED
ALLIES
Their prissfey expressed rescfion which could have
Widespread repereussiens the whole field Of soe
operation hrevsf se open by Senator Clinton p
Anderson 81 New Mexico. senior Democrat fhs infv
enfisi COMMITTEES.
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likes Christian Seiente-
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That beautiful and resoureefu book Of poems you left
fer my mother. and that inscription you wrote in il really
touched have been reading il each night after my
devosons. and before retire. These really codssnt
Both books left inspiring beyond words Your auto
biography is praise worthy document Thanks very much
The students here have been asking questions sbevs
your thovgProvoking lectures Your telegram TO Pres
dent Kennedy made great hit with them The youno wo
for whom you the reading after my class left
school this week for home due TO health her family
She plans to return The students ask that thank YOU
sincerely for the lectures They will FORGET YOU soon
You made lasting impression upon ihem
We certainly appreciate the check you left for Wlber-
force University will do untold service for the ;nstitu
fion. Please accept my personal gratitude for H.
Please come and visit with again soon Nav God ov.
YOU His greatest blessings.
Your sincere friend
lsisnedl Milton S. J. WRIGHT
PSI hope TO get TO Detroit for ihe wibesore. r,.r .,
MONTH ~
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Steel Firms Cite

tccnsinved from Back Psee
Mr. Johnson who heads the nations sixth largest steel
producer craftsmanship in talk AZ
meeting OF the industrial Msrketers OF Cleveland EAR
LlER ARMco ANNOUNCED THAT ITS EMPLOYMENT
COSTS AGAIN ROSE SUBSTANTIALLY M 1850 AS A
RESULT or NEW CONTRACTS WITH WORKERS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-25
EACH ELECTION THERE ARE REPORTS OF
avoTERs" WITH ADDRESSES N sui00lYARDS.
GiaETERKs, AND VACANT LOTS:

Of Repvbesn election judges who realty oemoersfsn
disguise: wholesale bribery and votebuyins Almost IN
vsrshy these reports the most rwheminsh
Democratic Of the city. The Board Of Election Conn
nissioners Of fhe municipal government is IN
arm Of me Chicago Machine IL has Democrats and
Rerueesn and i7e Of its 100 employees Democrats
patronage obheiders-
fall aroused chies9osns attempted 10 secure an
honest election their city An article in the Chicago Daily
News fold Of housewife Mrs Elizabeth Hunter who had
esnvsssed precinct before the 1855 elections and found
s5 the poll LIST ~hc did not belong there The
Board Of Election Commissioners showed interest in
her canvass Until she hrestened 70 90 Republican States
Attorney Ben Adarc~ski with the results then II nvest
ssted IS per correct On Election
Day Democratic margin in her precinct cut from
10 al even though - OF the she had challenged
we're voted over her protests.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-25

GRACIOUS GENEROUS ONE ELDERLY LADY MEN,
Der SAID: IT'S TOO BAD you COULDN'T HAVE
SPOKEN TO US FOR THE ENTIRE HOUR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-25

Mayer Richard pssy's machine IN chiesso Is ere Of
me most important Of these ersanzsticns What hsppsosd
here happened in city ser city shs nation s'i
continue happen Until he Republicans rebuild in -
cities.
The Daley machine has five o. ~ psssasss js6s -
each Of chessos 300 preei~es tts senef eapens -
almost invsrsbly she city Psysen sUs Nk eiggss iee
get their quota Of Democrats vsses n every es<sen
captain fails meet his quota will b replaced in
his precinct and possibly fhe payroll ws ~ spend
his time getting fhe VOTERS Their Children. mer
problems; takes Of income TAX returns. Traffic
ficksfs bvdins permits snd dersss Of other matters for
them Election Day The voters expected 70 reePre
cate precinct captains and he election Judges are
there 10 Sc fhsf they De.
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s1s..s.,T,e< casAsTeRs. PEsTiLENcess
No. EVEN Tre cnML WAR BLOOD 80"
49, 49, reaa "a "sAHAN BOUND" AUAmS.
-, r. pnuacsRIsr scIENTsIsD AND
.~,ers - - Assn,ATIum = coMPAkAeLs
Tsss uARTYRpoM or JOHN THE sAr"s s.,- ave
GENERATIONS or THE MEssIAHsnr ~
SsDwT : COMPLETED THE APPksNa I -.
.s.r....seMa,E PROPHECIES. REVELATION.
xaA.~ aAxeR EDDY WOMAN Rsvesfion 'z:''
80, c-uro w,ru THE SUN =. THE MOON uNueN
10y CROWNED WITH II SANS.
....,e= NAN ct,,uo WOULD RULE ALL NAtsOs
wIru ROD OF IRON! - The cnNss' -
ssovEMENT ONLY SANE. sA' ..n ..'..... ,a.aa,
THERAPEUTICS y WOMAN Matthew 1851
cHnplEss CHRIST JESUS REPupIA1fD Sex
AND HUMAN PARFNTHoop!!!
-rue WAY THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" 70
PERFORM my WORKS AND e-R-E'A''I~
We Do"
,es,,s IGNORED GOD AS THE ONE Rat
papenT, THE ONLY REAL, SANE MIND. SUI
SPIRIT, SUBSTANCE - omNlPoIeN.. .. .nr
DIVINE LOVE. IN, AND or THE eN''xs rnrs~
IEsus LIKE GODS HIGHEST CHOSEN IoDAf,
-uo,eT, ,xe cup,sTIAN SCIENTISTS ACCEPTS THE
e,Rsr CHAPTER OF GENESIS - PERFECT eks-
Arop EXCLUSIVELY REAL PARENT, CkEA'io"s
OFFSPRING, UNIVERSE. AS BASIC, ETERNAL
TRUTH. UNLIKE THE SATAN BOUND" SAUL VI
TARsus ApAM-EvE CLERGY. THE NoN-cHRIsI
er,eNr,sr WHO OBEY THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL
ACCEPT AS REAL THE ALLEeoRIcAL, MrYI-H-'-
Cal SATANIC, ADAM-EvE MYTHOLOGY AND TIE
SHINING, STUPID LAUNDERING ADAMeve
HUMAN RAcEsi!
MY ANSWER by REV. BILLY GRAHAM.
QUESTION: How come IT is 50 easy TO do what's wrong,
and 50 hard do what's right?-mR
ANSWER: You have asked question that goes 70 me
heart of all Of US Strange isn't that even innocent hsf's
children have 70 be taught do right but they DO wrong
insfinefivey.
THE REASON IS THE FACT THAT THE HUMAN
RACE IS INFECTED WITH THE DISEASE OF SIN There
is quite difference between what ought to be and wnsf
we are; what would like 70 be- and what we are
GOD HAS WRITTEN HIS LAW IN OUR HEARTS. AND
WHEN WE FAIL TO OBEY HIS LAW. OUR CONSCIENCE
TELLS US WE HAVE sNNED. Like bvf.in Instruments IN
plane, detect when have dispiessed God. end
dspeaed Him every day in thought
word and deed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-25
Insurance Firms
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'Confnued from Page u
THEY PAY FROM SOS TO $3.50 A WEEK FOR eecw,.
Mayor Miriam was asked Thursday 70 vx, nj. .sE..
IN spreading the word TO people who NAV b. ooI;, g.
work. 's S' '00N'ns sos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-25

tcensnvsd srsm Bsek Psssl
The rRsr esAnsR MISS NARY nAkIA eNG Us
QUANTITY 40 QUALITY = VOL vN~oon8 omn& -
LEcrloons sUun - WE - oor nEcAn o1Avne
HEARD uEFo0E. - cxsoE DooD0 o. - oAE
ooE TmEs unDRGAume MAz710u ONCE. Afto
ONE OTtseR aoox AID the ouAAur OF TIVE s.
lecrvoNs Is INDICATED ~ enmse BRIEF ExcekrTs
o. DAvIDS OVERTHROW Ct THE PsHtssvnse GIANT
GOLIATH
NE ssx.Asss WERE xoSr AreenpeiArE, nseE O.
xeaIcH WAS ~ OUR BELOVED LEADER. MARY BAKER
EDDY suNDAv.
WE WeRE TINE FIRST SPEAKER. rEsrEfWsc 70
Ts&e MARVELLOUS slessiA,cs sihce II sscAME Our
PRIVILEGE IS YEARS AGO. OF TAKING The FRuE-
kAuF y ouT q TIE GHAWAx eoo0 enaN
uUTssERAM ctsueN MO s6 NARsa06 49,
coaAnee c. TIE cssRfsf.s e0uomED 20 1saAT 'Nscx-
Ed And ApulTenoUs eEDsERATooee- OF Esa5s SenE.
WHICH COULD NOT BEAR a CONFLICTS AID F~eAA
REvELATIoNi -
suT ,.osAAM WOULD De USED sy con AID
MAS - GODS GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY. ful-
FILLING TIE ROLES or awoAAAar asssstiea i2i. M
Matthew 1a.39-
GENERAL MoToRs T-E-AA-P-oR-A-R-r
cOMPETIToR OF ERuE3iAuf TRAILER
MANUFACTURE.
WE HAVE GIVEN you TIE DETAILS PREVIOUSLY.
WE EXPRESSED OUR DEEP GRATITUDE FOR TsE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF suPERsATuRATEp. MOOR
RuPTieLE oeaAslPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL liFE
- EXTERNALLY VOID or TIE HUMAN AND 'HAIERs-
Al" TIE MIy-TlsllA-L, pEWlisH. AATact3RfsI
-PsyctonATssBc- ADAMEvE. MuRDERcus CAM.
JUDAS. kNAvEs AND FOOLS. THE EGO AND PsYcHoL-
ocY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PAREkTHooD - THE
CHASTITY FARCE OF lso-eslIedl MATERIAL EXISTENCE"
- p ~ cs TEXTBOOK - GODS ONLY fNFALLiBtE
BIBLE PASTOR GUARDIAN, LIBERAToRl OF OUR
SENIOR BASIC BIBLE PASTOR. THE KING JAMES
PROTESTANT. AND ALL Bibles
ONE OR TWO TESTIMONIES WERE GIVEN, INcLuD-
ING THAT or coloRED FRIEND or OURS OF LAST
NOVEMBER WHO WAS MOST GENEROUS m EXPRESS
ING GRATITUDE FOR SOME or THE RICH EXPERT
ENcEs OF MR. FRuEHAUF
SOME SILENCE
WE RISE AGAIN AND PAY OUR TRIBUTE TO THE
INSPIRING. voLuMlkous TREASURED SCRIPTURES
GIVEN US AND DECLARED THAT THEY REMIND US
or OUR GREAT MASTERS PROFOUND PROMISE a AN
CONE THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE LIFE AND THAT THEY
MIGHT HAVE ~ MORE ABUNDANTty." -
ANOTHER SPEAKER :. SILENCE.
OUR THIRD TESTIMONY -
WE RISE AND ASK: WOULD IT Be PREsuMPTUoUs
FOR US TO SHARE WITH YOU OUR THRILLING. DIVINE
ly COMMANDED WIRE TO PRESIDENT KENNEDY
JANUARY 3lss?
PREFACE TO THE WIRE AND A FEW SIGNIFICANT RE-
MARKS AFTERMARD.
REACTIONS:
GRACIOUS GENEROUS ONE ELDERLY LADY MEN,
Der SAID ITS TOO BAD you COULDN'T HAVE
SPOKEN TO US FOR THE ENTIRE HOUR
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICES AT xENIA.
1T WAS JOY TO RENEW OUR ACQUAINTANCE
WITH FELLOW CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS AND TO SHARE
A BIT MORE or OUR BLESSINGS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-25
Said Clare E. cronkrloht. pLuA Ur.,,a.,,.

.. .rsss ARE JOBS THAT HAVE EXISTED soe uAsv
sss, s sn ,ns x'cA1 MEN AND WOMEN JUST DID NOT
BEGINNERS IN THE INSURANCE Bic, ssxso to
EMPLOYMENT" 'os' TEMPORARY
.s.esi.,a~s me" WV" 20 '.n'vrsne. agencies, N. ~.
ing end another S.. on. 20, ,sos has %.. $4,000 lob sr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-25
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICES AT xENlA.

IT WAS JOY TO RENEW OUR ACQUAINTANCE
WITH FELLOW CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS AND TO SHARE
BIT MORE or OUR BLESSINGS.
Evening star., 1961-05-20
GEORGETOWN
OPEN: SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
SUFFERS LANE
(20nd opd q CTS /

j ne AtaO T NNLN 4GN
Clowns newest. and am
positive. last new street. A
preformal showing Of ten
Overlooking the. gulf In
many ventures Of participa-
tory buildings these proper
ties have no equal with any
others for the exquisite de.
tails and unusual appoint.
mehts. Ny critics and
contemporary building ac.
uuaintancss are amazed at
tAa finished products that
resulted from q wild vision.
Lu..i. see Ior ycursen what
faith, hard work, and von-
derful corporation from all
concerned, has added to .
wonderful G'town area. As
many times before and l
have been so proven to be
right, plan and purchase
now, therefore, taking ad.
vantages Of colors, changes.
increasing value and so
forth. Nv many thanks TO
my associate Lloye salyer
and my architect Walter
Marlove for their patience
and understanding Of my
many exact requisites. EX-
cellent financing available.
7. F. Harris III (Realtor,
1881 P st. NV. AID. 4-ls6I
Evening star., 1961-05-20
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GEORGETnWN

GEORGETOWN - Delightful small
charming homes Of 9 and 8 bed.
rooms; S165 up. Ewes. FE. 8.
tsa5, J. LEO KoLB CO.. Re
Evening star., 1961-05-20
IcoNIINUED)

CHEVY CHASE, walking distanc,
furn. 3 = bedroom, 2 bath home
June-septenber. By OWNER, OIL
6-5049.
bath home; avail: early June thrI
CHEV. CH., MD.-Fine home; 4
b.r. ramb. or Colonial; $3.50: alst
Is, -5r, iEs e9Sl hSms; soESp 500; g, 81 o.
CLEVELAND PARK, Diploma IL
area-Center-hall plan: spaciou
for entertaining, 1st floor. 8 bed
rms, 9 baths Up: very reas. as is
ELIJAH @. ARNOLD tCol,, UeI
Retl.. Broker. EN-. 3-433b.
FAIRFAX VIE GINA AREA
Charming house situated on land
sep. 60-acre estate; 3 bedrms
lse. liv. rm. wLfirepl.. .brieh
sunny kit; screened porch an
wlsmall infant. CR. 3-0566
GEORGET0WN-Adaptabie 3-bed
rm.,. . baths: fireplaces ant
or LONGER; 5000. FE. 7-6480.
GEORGETOWN, open 2-5. 300i
Cambridge pl.-Centrally air cond
: bedrms., 4 baths. large dinlnl
room; 1900. DU. 1899.
JUST THE SPOT for refined cou'
pie, o. miles from Washington
Rent furn. or unfurnished, yea
around, 8 bedroom home Will
screened large porch and barbe'
cue. located in lovely wooded area
with singing brook running BY
home: hunting, fishing, boatinI
and swimming on grounds: over.
looking the beautiful Shenandoah
River: S7b mo. Call DI. 7-4223
Mon. through Thurs; MO. 2-201S
Fri. and Sat. Winchester, Va.
ME. 5 1924, sun days, Prom
Royal, Va.
MASS. AVE. NV. Attrac. furn
home, for small family; 8 bedrms
excel. 2nd-flr. playrrn.. 2 baths
good pvt. earden: 1st-flr. liv. rn1.
sun porch, library, powder rm
din. rn., kit: avail. 2 yrs: S37b
mo. Mrs. Patten, DE 2-S711
sANDOz, INC. DU. 1924.
A REALLY NICE 4-bedrm. home IL
NV. for Q select tenant or group
Damage deposit required. Rem
$3.50. MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN
INC. Wo. 6-2e23. 1905 Wise. ave
Evening star., 1961-05-20
APIS. UNFURNISAED-MD.
APTS-oUT OF TOWN
COOP APTS FOR SALE

GARAGE APT. furnished: ocean
lot. Call Rehoboth Beach, Del.