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The Arizona post., 1961-10-27
Eddie Cantor Laughs
AT Arabs Blacklist

HOLLYWOOD Cal. (JTA)-Veteran comedian Ed
die Cantor laughed off the announcement by the Arab
League that all of his films would be banned from the
Leagues member countries in the Middle East and
North Africa because of the Jewish performers Zion
ist affiliations and material support of Israel"
Mr. Cantor who will shortly celebrate his 10th
birthday, today repeated statement he had made dur
ing the about the Hitler regime: Il have desire
to make any people laugh who have made my people
cry"
Celebration of Mr.. Cantor's Goth birthday nearly
ten years ago marked by the sale of $2616OOO
worth of Israel bonds His 65h birthday also the
occasion for Israel bond benefit Other Hollywood
stars boycotted by the League for similar
include Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman, Jerry Lewis
and Edward c. Robinson.
The Arizona post., 1961-10-27

An imported French crys-
tai chandelier dominates the
center of the store. 1t hangs
from receSSe dome in
the ceiling. 1t, too, has been
specifically designed for the
new shop.
A repair department will
be located at the rear of the
store and will be fully staffed
to handle all jewelry repairs.
GruneWald & A dams is
one of Tucson's oldest contin-
uous jeWelry stores. 1t was
established in 1906 as Green
Wald & Adams.
More than 100000 con-
tributors support Jewish fed
erations and welfare funds
throughout the United States.
The Arizona post., 1961-10-27

Located on the main mall
dia agonally across from
Levy's Department Store, the
new shop has been designed
by the architectural firm of
Cain, Nelson and Wares. 1t
will contain 1900 square feet
of space including a storage
basement.
The entrance is i'm a curved
wall or corner and is made
up of vertical segments of
black slate and glass. The
entrance door itself is de-
signed in an elegant French
walnut and glass motif, spe-
cially ordered for the store
by Arizona Glass & Mirror.
On either side of the door
are magnificent display win
dow boxes with two large
windows of clear glass set in
between so that the interior
of the store is visible.
The interior of the store
and its fixtures are done in
soft colors of gold, light har-
vest, beige and oyster white.
Fixtures are designed in the
style of Louis XIV with mag
nificent showcases on both
the north and south walls
for the display of jeWelry,
china and crystal.
The Arizona post., 1961-10-27

II and thus "a close asso-
ciate" of the notorious ex-
Mufti of Jerusalem who
had collaborated with the
NaziS in the mass mur-
derS of Jews.
The Arizona post., 1961-10-27
Grunewa|d Opening
New Ell Con Store

Arthur Grunewald owner of Grunewald & Adams an
today that the jewey firm will another store
in the Ell Con Shopping Center about November l.
The new shop will carry complete line of
chandise that is carried in the downtown store
The Arizona post., 1961-10-27

The Turkish Jewish COM
munity is estimated to total
about 41,000 persons, of
whom $4,000 are in Istanbul.
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By eULA N. GREENWOOD

our own Luther Hodges made the
front cover of Newsweek Magazine
on July "a?
He did-and in color, too. A real
fetching photo. Said the magazine
in commenting on the cover: SAT
63, Secretary of Commerce Luther
Hodges is the oldest member of the
New Frontier and the man with
the most solidly conservative back
ground.
"He seemed a happy choice to
businessmen who expected him to
funnel their views to the President
Hodges, however, has turned out to
be more dynamo than funnel, spark
ing series of disputes with the
business community"
WOOD AND BELK. :. If present
plans materialize, two of the most
outstanding men in the 1861 House
will not be among those present
when it meets again in 1868.
Irwin Belk of Charlotte hopes to
receive the appointment to fill the
unexpired term of Spencer Bell in
the State Senate when Bells judi
cial appointment comes through.
There has been odd delay in this
one-but it is expected daily. Belk
would like to run for State Senate
'62.
w. 2. Wood of Winston-Salem,
who like Belk in Mecklenberg, led
the ticket in Forsyth last year, is
making plans to take on Rep. Ralph
Scott (no kin to the Alamance
County Scott'sl for the Fifth Dis
trict Congressional seat next year.
Scott is from Danbury, in Stokes
County.
There has been some talk that
Scott, now serving his third term,
may not run for reelection. This
may be merely wishful thinking
Ralph Scott is regarded as an ultra
conservative, while Wood of the
more liberal group. Both are at
i torneys.
NEW PUBLICATION.
"Hearthstone" is the name of the
spanking new bulletin being put out
by the Mothers Committee for
North Carolina.
Chief object of the group: to
select a Mother of the Year an
nually from this State to partici-
pate in national competition for
American Mother. Mrs. Duncan
Memory was the N. c. participant
this year.
Leaders in the national project
J (begun in 1934) are Mrs. Daniel
Polling, Mrs. Norman Vincent Peale,
and Mrs. ]. C. Penney. Mrs. ]. Will
bur Bum of Raleigh, mother of
many, is State Chairman.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Mrs. Minnie Alexander of Cres-
well returned home Sunday after
visiting here.
Mrs. Bonnie Liverman of Smith
field returned home Wednesday
Little Joyce Cooper returned with
her.
.Laddie Clark of Del Monte
Calf, visited Mr.. and Mrs. l. H
Swindell and Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
White before going to Baltimore
where he will visit his mother, Mrs
Mae Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Owens and
children and Mrs. Owens of Eliza
beth City visited Mr.. and Mrs
Basil Cahoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram White and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. Eel
ton White in Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smithson
visited Mrs. Lennie Dorwart in
Elizabeth City Sunday. Grace and
Judy HUMPHREYS and Mr.. and Mrs
w. T. Pope in Portsmouth, Monday
The Christian Church Revival
will begin Monday night, August z
running through Sunday night
Aug. 10, conducted by Rev. Joseph
A. Brickhouse, and Rev. Mark
Woolard of Scuppernong Church.
Rev. Leon Williams of Elizabeth
City was guest speaker at the
Christian Church Sunday.
Harry Cohoon is visiting il
Washington.
C. o. Workman returned to Rich
mond Sunday. Mrs. Workman p"
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companied him to Norfolk.

lcompanied him to Norfolk.
Mark Combs was in Greenville
Friday.
R. B. Patrick and Mark Combs
were in Norfolk Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Combs Of
Norfolk spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Combs.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Davenport
and children of Portsmouth spent
the week end with Mrs. Leona Nor
man and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Carleno in East Lake.
Mrs. Amanda Sawyer of Engel-
hard visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo
Sawyer.
Basil Cohoon was in Norfolk Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Weatherly
have moved to Wake Forest.
Shelby Holmes and Katherine
Sawyer of Norfolk visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durwood Cooper
and children, Susie and Durwood,
Jr., were in Washington Friday and
Monday.
Elmo Sawyer spent the week
home from Norfolk and was in
Elizabeth City Friday.
Mrs. Frank Meekins and John
Rose are Columbia hospital pa
tients.
Mrs. Jack Rose and Buddy Brick.
house were in Plymouth Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Livermar
are spending a few weeks home
from Goldsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Meekin:
nd children of Nowfo't listed mr.
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and Mrs. Wallace Cartwright.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones and
children of Buckroe Beach visited
the Orpha Payne family.
Miss Kay. Smell of Creswell re-
turned home Monday after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cahoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cohoon
and sons enjoyed pier fishing at
Mays Head Sunday afternoon.
Jack Combs spent the week end
home from Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Brothers
of Elizabeth City visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Basil Cohoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cohoon and
children of Portsmouth are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Seaton Cohoon.
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THE RIGHT THING. When
Luther Hodges name came up as a
prospect for appointment as Secre-
tary of Commerce in the new Presi-
dents Cabinet, lot of people here
abouts saw definite conflict of
interest between this position and
Howard johnson income of the man
expected to fill it.
Under the Commerce Depart
ment, among other things, is the
Bureau of Public Roads.
Unfriends of Luther Hodges
and he had accumulated quite few
after six years as Governor-com-
,Enented that the success or failure
of any highway restaurant or mo-
tel is dependent upon the location
Of surrounding roads.
They saw Luther Hodges in a
neat position to butter his bread
nationwide in the restaurants.
There were broad hints that, sooner
or later, Hodges would have to di-
vest himself of vast holdings as
other cabinet members were doing.
But to my knowledge not North
Carolina newspaper - in column
comment or otherwise-suggested
: that our former Governor should
rid himself of his restaurant stock.
Nevertheless, talk continued.
Last week came word from
Washington that Luther Hodges
sold all his holdings in the johnson
hotels and motels. And, further
more, said the announcement, he
had been in the process Of selling
out for the "past year or So.
Luther Hodges, as usual, has
done the right thing. Also, by NOV
ing out of the situation gradually
instead of suddenly he no doubt
received a much better price fol-
his stock which was sold piece
meal to several different persons
HEALTH. :. Speaking OF motels
and restaurants, a friend of ours
recently saw under business op-
portunities in the want ad section
shout this 40-unit motel for sale
cheap.
The owner gave bad health as
his reason for putting the property
up for sale.
Investigation showed that the
owner was telling the truth. He
was in bad health, all right-really
Door mental health. He was worry
ing himself sick-because the high
way upon which he had built his
Observation-Disclosures motel was be-
ing relocated. His place of business
is three miles away from the new
through-way.
No sale.
DECLINE. We note from the
Gallup Poll that President Ken
nedy's popularity was at high Of
IS per cent in April. From that time
until the second poll of three weeks
ago, his popularity slid from 81
per cent to II per cent.
Unless something is done about
this decline 1--WE think the Presi-
dent himself is now doing lot
about it), the Republicans will move
into Washington in droves next
year as did the Democrats in the
last off-year election.
These are extremely fluid times,
with opinions changing overnight.
MADE 1T -. Did you know that
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GuLRocK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pugh and
Jr~ Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pugh of Norfolk, Va, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob McAliister All
Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Mrs. Mildred Gibbs, Carol, Kathy
nd Lin Jr., Mary Fox of Long
Island N. Y, and Alton Payne Wis.,
tied in Edenton Friday. They were
dinner guests of Gus Spruill and
daughter Paula.
Carol Gilligan is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Bond at Edenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cuthrell, Di-
ane, Rita and Rusty are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Mason and Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Sadler in Norfolk
Mrs. Ben Mason of Swan Quartz
'''>d how mother, Mrs. Addie
Gibbs, Sunday.
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APPLE DEMONSTRATION

The Swan Quarter Home Demon
.stration Club met Monday night
in the Agricultural Building. Mrs,
Katie Cahoon presided. The devo-
tion was gievn by Mrs. Gilbert
Tunnel.
Mrs. Tunnel gave a demonstra-
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tion on 'Apples in Appealin
Ways. She demonstrated for
dishes using apples and serve
these as refreshments.
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To talk the right and live til
wrong is foolish deceit, doing one
self the most harm. - Mary Bake
Eddy
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Gibbs, Sunday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

Because the present Commissioners
have fuiled to recognize the following:
/. To promote in an effective manner
the operation OF Swimming Pool and
Skating Rink. After years OF prodding
by PTA Council the Commission finally
presents for 1862 q plan touse season
passes and to admit deficit operation Of
over 100000 in 1860. These changes
come not in immediate response TO PTA
efforts. rather otter this slate had ex-
pressed concern obout this oreo OF
recreation.
2. We ore omozed that this incumbent
Commission should woit six yeors to
toke action on of--street parking. Action
on oH-street parking could have been
approved by q Commission by the use
Of Councilmunic bonds at any time in
the past five Yeors.
8. Thot the incumbents have neglected
to approve pedestrian Tosswolk signs.
4. Thot though bonds were approved
by the voters three years ago to al
leviute flooding in any or all oreos.
only in the post months has any of
these funds been appropriated for their
intent.
S. Thot despite complaints. covering
several years. the oir pollution in the
south east section Of the city has con-
tinued and has been ignored by the
Commission
s. Thut sectional eyesores have been
ignored despite the fact that delego-
tions from these sections hove attended
Commission meetings to osk for
consideYdtion
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

The appointment planning
consisting 5 members
would
connected with the
Suid would
of
particular emphasis IN following
mokeshn warehouses
Of
Noble and other where il become
o in laws
development
tecing neghbohoods and the property thereof
Street and wns located churches and residential
reuvnoe deioone with authority take by
plan
token The said when taking
duplicate
would
Crowded
with the overall hoouge and nd
the foregoing
TO- Responsible. to
population shnkoge
community q community of order beauty and justice
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

The Charter Of the City OF Eost
Cleveland establishes the basic zon.
ing law for the city and | feel thot
amendments to the Charter should
be made only to meet needs and
conditions as they urise and otter
careful consideration. not only OF
present needs. no natter how seem
inglY pressing. but also considero,
ton of the effect that the proposed
change might have on future growth.
development and stability of the
community. ! an at the present time
looking forward to the development
Of master plan for East Cleveland.
To this end the Commissioners have
been wdtching developments in the
City Of Lakewood. as they have
been released. in their development
of master plon. BY master plan l
mean an over-oll evoludtion OF the
citY's needs in zoning. housing. trof-
fic. and other major ureos. to the
end that we may progress os fine
community during the next fifty
years.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

II has been my feeling that each
mGtter involving zoning is different.
and that changes in zoning should
be made only when they were
shown to be the most practical and
advantageous for the city as q
whole. As ony judge. or referee.
and in our case. commissioner. will
tell you there ore always two sides
to every question. and have
always tried to weigh all orgu-
ments carefully and then decide
whut course OF conduct would be
fuir and most beneficial to the city
as whole Recently. actions hove
been token by the city in the field
of long-runge planning. and we ore
now considering the odvisubilitY OF
developing complete master plan
which would anticipate our chang
inq conditions. This master plon
would be similar to one which is be-
ing prepared in the City OF Lake
wood, and which we have been
following closely.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

!. Develop confidence by q positive
proqrom rother than q negative up-
prooch to the future. Following ore
several wuYs the school board can
set examples that will stimulate the
entire community: (u) Estoblish con-
tinuing lay committees with specific
oreos Of concern and study: (b) Build
addition to Kirk. Funds ovoiloble:
(c) Establish q puid alumni secretary
Through dues) to coordinate alumni
activities: (d) Improve inadequate
playground facilities.
2. Estoblish early and adequate
counseling to orient both those stu
dents who plan to attend college
and those planning business careers
on the rupidlY changing American
employment picture.
8. Provide the funds and personnel
to expand and improve Pupil Per
sonnel Services.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

Following our existing policy I do
not contemplate any broad changes
in zoning. However, as conditions
change it may become necessary to
make changes in specific cases.
Such changes can only be decided
in the light of existing conditions
and circumstances and must be de-
cided in the best interests Of the
people. Our efforts should and will
be TO protect East Cleveland as
fine residential community, and ot
The some time be prepared 10 modify
zoninq as necessary in line with the
changing desires and neds Of the
people of the City Of East Cleve-
land. I olso feel that q master plon.
such as that presently being reCdied
in the City of Lakewood. might be
beneficial for the City as whole,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

For years the failure OF the present
commission TO recognize the following:
l. Lack of season posses for swim.
ming pool and rink.
2. Lack OF off street parking. hindering
business.
8. Lack of pedestrian troffic signols.
4. Lack Of adequate sewers to prevent
flooded easements.
S. Air pollution control that is non
existent.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26
l. Curriculum change.
2. Maintaining high quality stoif.
3. Provide adequate housing.

Ia. Provide physicol focilities 10
accommodate change.
B. Give teachers opportunity to
attend professional meetings.
c. Provide professional consul
tont service.
D. Follow closely Developments
in television. teaching machine.
teom teaching.
E. Evoluoting curriculum by sub.
ject area. This Yeor special otten.
ton will be given Physical Educo-
ton and Social Services.
2. A. Adequate salary schedule.
B. Encourage freedom OF stoif
expression.
c. In Service troining.
D. Attendance at professional
meetings.
8. Adequate housing. Enrolment is
highest since 1889. Present prob
lens at Kirk and Rozelle.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

g..
the
r
AMENDED TO EXTEND THE AGE LIMITS OF THE
DESCRIBE CIRCUMSTANCES CALLING
CLARITY APPOINTMENTS GOVERNOR?
EXPLANATIONS
of
s of only
itzensa former
Of
mil Of
0 to
of 70 to orepein
L.
S ssary for
THERETO APPOINTMENTS
EXPLANATION:
besub toadvi andco Senate
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

Graduate. Cathedral Lutin High
School. Wilcox Commercial School.
and advanced accounting courses
at Spencerion and Fem College.
twenty-five years public accounting
and tax consultunt experience. Ad-
ministrotive offices in numerous
civic .frotemol and industrial orgoni.
zotions. -Four years member of the
City Commission of Eeost Cleveland.
Member Of Sinking Fund Commis-
sion. City of Eost Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

Executive experience with financial
and accounting background. Six
years of service as q member Of
the City Commission.
Graduate, West Commerce High
School. Attended Dyke Business
School and Cleveland College.
Groduate. American Institute OF
BGnking.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

FILLING GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
Assembly Ohio affirmative
tie 5 necessa 70
I 0
AMENDED OF VACANCIES IN
AVIATION:
b by
in the Senate
political the last elected the vacant seat
voccurd during the
election is The
CONTINUITY STATE GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
of the of A
70 oe 5
II
ENEMY ATTACK?
EXPLANATION:
the
offca
unuiro O. COVER
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

! am seeking the office Of Commis-
sioner only because Of q deep sense
Of civic pride in the efficiency and
economy of the present odministru-
ton as directed by Messrs. Curron
and Apthorp. Furthermore. feel that
it is the responsibility and the duty
OF every citizen to serve his CON-
munity and his neighbors in any
way and in the best monner
possible.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

Glenville High School groduote.
Active member of numerous civic
organizations. Member of Eost
Cleveland City Commission for eight
years. Member of Police und Fire
Pension Board Of East Cleveland.
Business mon in Eost Cleveland for
thirty years. Present ocupotion. oper-
Qtor Of Poul's Restaurant ot Shaw
and Hayden Avenues: operator Of
QuulitY Products Co.. 2970 E. 5oth ST.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

IA. By the appointment and Tetoin.
ment OF q top-notch. experienced
Superintendent to interview prospec-
tive teachers in our system.
lB. Establishing On attractive solory
schedule and school environment.
&c. By helping to make East Cleve.
lond place new teachers would
like to live.
IA. BY additional building when
necessary and the careful mointe-
nance and improvement Of present
facilities.
2B. By keeping abreast with current
educational needs and fulfilling
those needs to the best OF our
ability.
ga. BY keeping the public well in
formed os to our present and future
aims.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

! um seeking reelection to the Office
Of City Commissioner because of my
desire TO continue the good govern
ment which has been East Cleve-
lands good fortune for the past
mGny yedrs. ON very proud of our
City Manoqer. Charles A. Corron.
and our Finance Director. Grant
Apthorp. and the present members
OF our City Commission. also have
q desire to serve my community and
to mointuin the excellent municipal
services and police and fire depart
ments in the City OF East Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

Any reasonable change for the
building OF new buildings. Rigid re.
strictions on zoning changes for old
buildings.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26
GEORGE N. KEITH
se4 CALEDONIA

GEORGE N. KEITH Age 81
ss4 CALEDONIA
Associate Secretary. Division "a"
United Appeal OF Greater Cleveland.
Shaw High School l945. B.A.. West
ern Reserve University 1853. -Four
years os Community Relations
Specialist. Lump Division. General
Electric Company. Nelu Park.
To develop the confidence OF the
students. faculty and the citizens OF
Eost Cleveland in the future of our
school system. To keep pace with
the changing educational and EN-.
ploYment opportunities facing our
students. To expand the Pupil
Personnel Services Program.