davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-07-18

ALEx.-2-6sdrm., -senidet., feneet
I'd; hsnat; vie. Duke 81. Vacant
sl40. Wo. 6-34e5.
CLEVELAND PARK = Town house
with 3 bedrms., study, 9 baths on
2nd fir: LIST fir. ideally suited fol
entsrtainins; powder rm.; porch;
vailed patio: S225; vacant: lease
PoB1AK 4 POB1AK. OIL. $4,000
xeNkdays. or ewes. OIL. o-5OlS.
FoGGY BOTToM-comp. rebuilt
air-cond. beAut. furnished 3-bed.
M IN; hcIses Sess 8 baths. rec. rm
KENsIN6ToN-Attrae.. 2-yr.-old
level; partially fenced; la-acrl
lot: bordering Rock Greek PIX.
S21o per mo-, 2-yr. lease; avail
LARGE, 4-bedrm. detached, nicely
furf. oil heat; porch: yard. 18th
and Emerson NV. Dixie Realty
Co. MA. S-SSs0.
1900 vIERs MILL RD.-5 rms
b:tl. patio; completely new fur
r3sh:nss: $3.50 mo. Ma. s-as50,
1902 N ST. N.W.-Furn. or un.
furn.: 10 lse. rms, 3 baths: COM
pletely recond.; AL new furniture,
II desired: S140. 234-2644.
$40, 2-yr. lease; complete: 5 rms
3 porches: full bsnlt.: yard: clean,
beaut.: sc. area, near everythink
Phone LU. 2-1160.
1 L6E. APT. and 4 bedrms: nc
lease reo.; all utils furn.: 5 Minis
to downtown. ADMIRAL HOTEL
213l o St. HO. 2-91O0.
S-REnRM. HOUSE, comDleteiy furn.
newly redecorated: Forest Glen
ro. area. JU. 5-4Ol1.
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BETHEsDA-Remodeled home on
"a acre. All estate section sur
rounding this country club area.
Lee. beamed ceilins liv. rr1., sep.
din. nm. 2 lae. hedrms. So, boo
Evening star., 1961-07-18

ST. GATHERINGS PARISH-
Brand-new 3-bedrm. split foyer
ramb. in this settled area, blks.
from Newport Mill rd.: . colored
tile baths, A-Acre wooded lot; all
for. $21,500. Future 4th .bedrm:
and rec. rm. are part. and could
be fin. for sml. add. cost. Act now.
CHESTER KELLER, JU. S-7100.
STONEYBROOK ESTATES-Lovely
Se iaEe Sfsso 81 emSisf Sit has. rSs loan ks
to assume, -OK'D 4 TRADE.
KEN DRUSKIN & CO. 10. 5-2005
SUMNER : Ideal home for large
family with 3 bedrnis. on lst flool
and 3 bedrnls. UP. Features
SWIMMING POOL. rec. rm.. 7th
bedrm., double garage. Only 4
years old and in perfect condition
POBiAK { POBIAK, OIL. $4,000;
ewes. OIL. 4-3RR1
Evening star., 1961-07-18

ROCK CkEEK PALISADES. white
brk. Cape Cod. 1 bedrms., 2 full
baths, sep. din. rTn., overlooka
park: walk to schools. Priced in
Evening star., 1961-07-18

ADELPHI - 3 = bedrm.. 1ia-batl
rambler on lse. 135x450 lot. Fire.
pl, in liv. rrn.. EQUIP. kit. incl
dishwaSher. rec. rTf1. and dArl
rm. in bsmt. S25.950.
KENTLAND - 3-bedrn. Colonia
with din. rm., storm doors aIlc
windows, off-street parkins. S14,'
600.
WOOD MANOR - 3-bedrm. bricl
semi-colonial. Firepl. in liv. rm.
breakfast nook. storm doors anc
windows. Assume lge. 417cs loar
with low monthly payments.
Evening star., 1961-07-18

MOHTCAN HILLS California
rancher on very large level lot.
This serene setting Is seldom
available: ideal for couple who
wants no-steps living. High 20s
POBIAK e. POB1AK, OIL. $4,000,
ewes, OIL, 6-50lS.
Evening star., 1961-07-18

PARK-Pretty masonry
rambler featuring full din. rm;,
firepl. in liv. rrn., rec. rm. with
"a bath; fenced yard with shade
trees. Oply $3.50 6n. FHA or noth-
inN dn H1
Evening star., 1961-07-18

CARRoLLTON-De luxe brick ram
bier. real clean, with slate rootl
plastered walls, and q pool mem.
bership. 3 bedrms.. separate din.
room, 4 voman's kit, beautifully
equipped. Full bsmt., fenced yard.
Assume 494ee loan and save.
Trades invited.
Evening star., 1961-07-18
hf0pGn

WOODSIDE-This home is custom
built for elegant living on one
level: large kit. breakfast nook,
din. rm., den; beautiful yard;
garage with electric-eye door:
RADcLTFF REALTY CO.
III R.1744 Open Til 2
Evening star., 1961-07-18
KENSINGTON
CT NOTHING DOWN

S123 monthly. Lovely 3-bedroom
rambler on ( fenced !ce lot; pspnssIls6d pspnssIlsd
G. A. sCHLEsINoER CO.
KENSINGTON, Rock Greek Pali-
sades-Newly painted 4-bedrm
Cape Cod: . baths, separate din.
rm.. daylight bsmt,, lge. rec. rm.;
close to schools, shop, swimming
pool and park; fenced yard. lac.
trees and shru6ss;o fdn fine nsish59T3 ssI15Sr,
hood. FHA' $50; 900, OWNER
Evening star., 1961-07-18
YOU CAN'T MISS

IOO O1A1N I 444OO
NEVER ON SUNDAY, or any other
day for that matter. would you e4-
pect TO find so much house for sc
little money. $3.50 cash is ALL you
need to say, IT'S Mine" Perfect
for the "just starting" family
Sl1.75O, FLA approved, or go OF.
no s down.
Evening star., 1961-07-18

ANDRIs RLTY.. on. 2-9070 MI 9
BETHEsDA-All-b brick corner Cape
rm., 9 porches, separate din. rm.,
eat-in kitchen, clean and cutel
Only S1S.500 FHA. HUGH T.
PECK, Bethesda, OIL. 1910.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS.
Evening star., 1961-07-18

KENWOOD AREA, SPRINGFIELD
"A or bedrm. Colonial near
Little Flower Church. Den. powder
rm. on LIST fir. Rec. rm. Lovely
lot. Many extras. Immaculate
condition. POBIAK a. POBIAK,
NJ OA000 eVRs 0T, A-3nSI
Evening star., 1961-07-18
HOUSES FoR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
GATTHERSBURG

Only sIs,99O for this attractive
s-bedFm. rambler. Sep. din. rm..
front ana rear porehes. Very
MANovfLL REALTY corr.
WI. 1924
Evening star., 1961-07-18
CHEVY CHASE

This picturesque rambler belongs in
the maGazine House Beautiful" !"
Situated on approx. one acre with
gorgeous trees and maenificent
shrubs. 1t will appeal to the
person seekink privacy. Features
are the study with fireplace, 4
bedrns., 3 baths. sround-level rec.
room with bar. delightful screened
porch, picture windows, In all
view. 2-car earage. Close in.
Priced at S4a, 800. Will sell on
sight. Q a.m.-9 p.m., EN-. 2-1400.
METZI REAIT0R
Evening star., 1961-07-18

SSEsi sIos! s1.s. wells Oh MAsSs s.as76 privacy "a
lore, center hall. larte liv. rm
wifirepl.. sep. din. rni. family
kit, 3 twin bedrms., . baths
street level entrance to famil,
rrn., w/iirepl.; garage V/plenty o
storage space.
L. J. LIsz co. HE. &.150t
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HOUSES uNEURN. r0 RENr
(CONTINUEDl
WeStmoreland Hills

WE HAVE HOUSES AND APART
MENTS, furnished and unfur-
nished. in all areas Of D. c.,
for immediate rental, JU, b-40ll
Evening star., 1961-07-18

WEsTGATE-Charmine 3-bedrm
home. close to circle, rec. rm.
with fireplace. porch. garage. ex.
pertly Handicapped lot. 2Ka baths
POBtAK l. POBIAK. OIL. $4,000
ewes. OIL. 6-3ssa.
WEsTGATE RAMBLER. Antiou,
brick, bedrm. ranb. with. full
bsmt. nj. elementary school,
playground; Immed. possess. Po'
BIAK g. POBIAK. OIL. $4,000
ewes. Mrs. Laney, OIL. 2-1e24
wHEAT0N to-. -. 6:yr.;cla:, :,t,, 4;ssdrm ,: d :
ulate: fully tiled bsmt.: storm
windows throuehout: lovely lot
with fruit trees; assume high
4hsc GI loan or FLA approved
S2l. 900; vacant.
TRACER TAKES TRADES
TRACER REALTORS JU $4,000
WHEATON-split- t-level. compl. All
cond; 3 bedrms., den, / n baths
large kit, family room. Walk .tc
elem. jr sr. high schools: S23,.
500. By OWNER. WI. 5-9l14.
WHEATON-owNER trans. mus
sell or rent with option 2-yr. -old
brick split-level; 3 bedrms.. =.
acre, is trees: $4,000; down
payment optional. WI. 6-125a.
WHEATON WOODS. attractive g.
bedrni. brk. rambler. extras incl
family porch off kit. full tiled
bsnt., storm windows. fencinG, etc
Assume GI or place new OF OF
s6ssutRsAN PROPERTIES MoT.
Evening star., 1961-07-18
S18.950

KENsINGToN. NEW RANcHER!-
3 extra nice bedrooms, dream
kitchen, full daylight basement:
to schools and shopping. SEE
THIS ONE TODAY.
GRAHAM CO. JU. 5000
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HOUSES UNFuRM. TO REM
AIR CONDITIONED
BETWEEN SILVER SPRING
AND WHEATON
2-STORY HOMES
1st FLOOR LAVATOR

Maintenance by Management
ABOUT 3 MINUTES FROM NH
Three beorms., spacious closets and
storage; soundproof walls. indiv
controlled heat, karbaee disposals
off-street parking; large safe play
area; near schools churches; GEN.
tral laundry rooms; paint to suit
tenant; 90 minutes to the heart
OF washington.
Evening star., 1961-07-18
FHA $500 DOWN

HOLLY HILL MANOR : Lovely
BLDG. lot. over a 100-ft. frontase
in custom m-home area; street now
going in. sewer tap paid, water
avail; A REAL BUY: $4,000
UNIVERSITY Si1Hs REALTY HE. 4.s5oo
LANDOVER AREA-3-bedrm. Colo
nial, sep. din. rm., full air cond:,
kitchen equipped with disposal.
auto. washer, diShwasher, etc;
$l6C, down, Sl22 2,ger mo, inGII.
S-1SS6 or AP. 1920.
LANGLEY PARK WHY PAY
$4,000 on this 3-bedrm.. home
with separate din. rm.. full price
S12,a50. HUGH T. PECK, Realtor,
HE. 4-l700.
LEWISDALE = EXCELLENT BUY;
2-bedrm. brick Cape Cod with
bedrms. plus bath; plumbing and
heating roughed in: S15,500.
HUGH T. PECK. Realtor. HE. A.
100.
NEW BI-LEVELs, S17,95O-4 bed
rms. (or 3 bedrms. and den), Ia
baths. huge family rni,. kit. slid
ina glass wall in liv. rfn, Choice
close-in location. Just off Balti-
more pky. and Rte. so. Terms
or trades. Call til A pm. ROB
ERT s. DAVIS & CO.. INC, Real
tnrs WA .-21O0
Evening star., 1961-07-18

PoIoMAc.GLEN HILLS HUNT =
LArEe Georeian Colonial. This
new home Is across road from
country club on l-aeHe, lavishly
landseaped lot with beautiful view
Of rolling countryside. GEandiatheI
eloek-size ctr. hall; lse. 23-ft. lY
rm. with firepl.; formal din. rm.
large Williamsburg kit, pan. study
powder rnh., and Ice. scr. porch
Upstairs, 4 large fun twin bedrms
ana Q tub-showeT baths: larkl
master eedTm. with dressins room
with sround-levei :emifin. 0': rec
rm. wIfirepl. and powder rfn.
ldry. area, space for maids rfn,
oversize gear garake: S3s,s50.
William n T,ilcQS Assoc
Evening star., 1961-07-18

sEABROOK AREA-12O0 Annapo-
lis Rd. A beautiful brick home on
a-acre level lot with trees. Home
features huse liy; room with fire.
full screened porch. full bsnt. and
built-tn garaee. Priced In low 20o.
Evening star., 1961-07-18
GIVING AWAY MONEY?

Why rent when you can buy beauti-
3-bedrm. home fully decorated, .
blks. from best schools, for same
as rent. Low down payment:
1922 BUCHANAN ST. NV
GREENHOOT. INC.
Mr.. Nordlinger.
EX. 3-3363 WO. 6-466
MT. PLEASANT, 1888 Kilbourne pl
n.w.-Lovely, 3-bedroom Colonial
brick home: features include ~
baths, equipped kit, maids rm,,
gas heat, many extras; S14,950,
sm. down payment. FLOYD T
DAVIS COMPANY. 1929 K st
NV, MA S-O352; ewes, JU. 9-255q
Evening star., 1961-07-18

GI-No money down. Approx. $50
mo. Beautiful wooded lot, e0x260,
lArRe livine room. Vacant and
completely redec. inside. Big
screened porch. only Sl0,950.
$3.50 down TO non-vet.
Evening star., 1961-07-18

PALMER PARK-Choice Of several
3-bedrm. ramblers with terms to
fit any budget. II you are rent
ing or Just need more space, with
limited cash. investigate. Gil
FHA and assumption.
Evening star., 1961-07-18

FABULOUS LARGE HAmbLbN--
yrs. old; close-in. Beautiful view
Of Potomac River: S1l0,000. GENE
CASTLEBERRY. OIL. 4-l432
FAIRLAND AREA-Immaculate g.
bedrm., 2-bath rambler: lovely liv.
rm.. firepl.. sep. din. rm., table
space kit, full bsmt.; 1-acre lot:
vacant: fast possession may be
arranged: only $19.950. o. D.
FIELD. INC. n. 5-7l13, Q It'll q
FORT SUMNER HILLs-CentrAlly
lonial almost brand new: 3 bed
rms. den on 1st fir. Rec. rm..
porch, earAge. marvellous fenced
yard. POBIAK d PoBIAK, OIL
$4,000. ewes. EN-. $4,000.
FORT SUMNER -BETHESDA-De-
lightful, distinctive, immaculate
better -than-new o-year-old Air.
Conditioned Tudor Rambler. Has
liv rm.: din. rm.; dream kitchen
bedrooms, 3 baths, family rm
patio, porch, full bsmt., 2.car ga.
rage; scenic fenced yard with tree,
MhRtGfRET JOHNSON ASSOCIATES
OIL. 4-4241 AK. a-a6s:
Observation-Disclosures. brick
"'mhle ms; close to ever;
KAY BOWLING, Realtor
:o7 n, Frederick Ave, Gath. Nc;
WI. s-92S0 3o1-wA. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-07-18

EASTPINES-spie and span Cape
Cod. Large paneled liv. room,
. large bedrms., plus den or 80
bedrm., full bsmt. with rec room:
assume ssS ena ss isn loan RGn1 with II oniy 500
down.
Evening star., 1961-07-18

BETHESDA, BY owner $4,000 cash
Ser Si SeSr Sey nj sa Offs I'm DEIsf sa NsTa Eam
Hospital. Assume 41as6 GI loan
r:iced 70 sell. EN-. 5-19sS. No
Aeanfs
Evening star., 1961-07-18
Wullam ~. Lucas ASSOC.
Ofc 2 to 0-24-Hr Ph OF, R.ss6S

ote 9 to 9-24-Hr. Ph. OIL. 6-ss6S
P0T0MAC.RIYER RD.-l-yr .-youn,
CUSToM-BUILT RAMBLER, com.
fortably shaded By beautiful tai
trees on 5-acre tract; DISTINGUISHED
dble-dr. ent. foyer, Ice. de luxe
KIT; 3 bedrms. (space for more)
TamarAck and River I'd. Country
Clubs. Up. 40s. Ewes. OIL. 4-fl00
ouiliano Potomac Prop. AK. 9-94 0(
Evening star., 1961-07-18

Charming white brick Colonial: 3
nedrms.; "a baths, den. large Nv; :;
porch overlookins lovely private
garden. Ewes. call Mrs. Meloy, FE
Evening star., 1961-07-18
BERENs. AP. 7-4646

AIR-CONDITI0NED COLONIAL: 8
bedrms., Ia baths, wall-to-w wall
carpet. washer and drier, dish
washer, garbage disp.. alum.
awnings, patio, plus many other
extras. Priced at $l3,250 for
quick sale.
Evening star., 1961-07-18

COUNTRY CLUB PAkk : FHh'
5000 dn.: all brk. Colonial IN ex-
eel. cond.; 3 bedrms,: lhs es.nS' nkS
RADCLiFF REALTY CO.
III S-7544 Open til .
AND CHARM" surround
this lovely brick home near Mrs
KS in close,in silver .s, fprlnsd; hM1n d,I .
rm., den WIbath on lst H.; mag
nificent rec. rm.. very beautiful
yard, garage. sundeck and scr
porch. Low sos.
TH0MPSON CO. III. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-07-18

SIMMER

Center-hAll colonial farm house,
in excellent condition. on dead
end street. 3 large bedrms..
baths including stall shower plus
powder rn1. Modern kit. with
S5easfaft break space ;sire Cool ,.sS. screened
garden. Eves. cali Randolph Pet
sch. FE. s-4159.
W. C, 4 A. N. MILLER DEv. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
TAKOMA PARK: near washington
Sauitariun, first floor den 19lax
ga with tile powder room, mod
ern kitchen. beautiful new rec
reation room, trees, 3 excellent
bedrooms, just listed. 0RAY-KES-
SINGER & CO. INC. JU. $4,000.
TAKOMA PARK-4-bedrm., 2-bath
Cape Cod; newly. redec.; near San
itarium, bus, schools. shops: new
listing, Sl6,a50 or make offer
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $1,000
TAX. PARK-Vacantl Only S400 dn
and move into this 6-rm. home
w/fp, din. rm.. bsmt., garage and
quarter-acre lot. WE. 5-46O6.
C. paul hickman, inc.
TWINBROOK-Clean and modern
istic, spacious and charming A.
hedrm. Cape Cod, eat-in kit. with
wall oven. fireplace. Only Sl5.-
$50 oI or FHA: HUGH T. PECK.
Besthesda, OIL. 1910. LIST
WITH Us FOR RESULTS.
TWINBROOK - 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
Cape Cod for only Sl6,260.
NIFTY N THRIFTY"
Close to shopping' bus and Schools;
VETS, WHY PAY RENT when $50
per mo. pays all for this 3-bedrm.
beauty with rec. rm; buy al
RADcLIFF REALTY CO.
JU. s-7744 Open Til o
vIERS MILL VILLAGE; S1l 900;
GI APPVD. FOR NO MONEY DIN.
. b.r., lge. kit, bsmt., rec. rm /:
fenced yd.: walk all cows. SLIGO
REALTY. Realtors, JU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-07-18
SHANNON M LUCHS

REALTORS SINCE 1906 KL. 1-l6NO
CHEVY CHAsE-Enioy in-tovn pri-
vacy on large corner lot in this
lovely French Provincial: largt
side porch, formal din. rm., large
clean kit, powder rm. and maid :
rm. on 1st floor; 4 bedrms., 2
baths on 2nd floor: finished bsmt.
has bar, refrigerator and stove
for entertaining; detached ga
raSe: Ideally sit SITUATED ata fSr oS9HSr S9stSr
DoRFER, REALToR, OIL. 4-s111
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-14
Cardinals Open Grid Season Tomorrow Mite

The Shaw High Cardinals
will open the 1861 season to-
morrow night as they face the
Brush High Arcmen at 8 pm.
at Shaw stadium.
Beginning their fourth year
under head coach Don Drebus,
the Cardinals will be faced with
the large task of holding on to
the areas number one position.
Although there are eight
lettermen back, seven of these
are on the line, so Drebus and
his staff have been faced with
the problem of rebuilding a
back field to compare with the
outstanding one of last year.
Returning lettermen on the
line are tackles Bruce Stanek,
Dale Lockwood. and Bernie Sid
ley; Guards Bill Dornback and
John Mingione; Center Dave
Schuller and End John Best
vina. These boys ought to give
the green candidates for the
back field position some help
with their experience.
The lone letterman in the
back field is Tony Rizzo, a
wingback who played a great
deal of defense last season.
Leading candidates for the
back field positions are quarter
backs Bob Cipiti and Tom Kriz-
man; fullbacks Ken Golash and
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-14

quent correction. 1t is a small
job to keep our premises fire
safe if we use reasonable care.
in our day to day living habits.
Some people are naturally care
full and never have a fire; others
must be constantly reminded
of the dangers of fire they
subject themselves and others
in their household to-"
A few of the items to check
for and correct before the in
spection begin are as follows:
If there are smokers in your
home keep plenty of ashtrays
handy, use them and empty them
frequently.
Never throw a lighted match
away. Always put it out and
then put it in an ashtray.
And be particularly careful
not to throw matches in the
wastebasket. A match thought
to be extinguished can start
a fire easily.
Never carry lighted match
into a closet when you are look
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-14

ing for something. Use a flash
light instead. If you have need
for a light in a closet frequent
ly, keep a flashlight for that
purpose inside the closet door.
And never, never permit any
member of your family to
smoke in bed.
As at church, it's a good plan
to inspect your electrical equip
ment at home regularly.
Be sure you use the proper
size fuses in the fuse box.
AS you know, electrical cir
cults are designed to carry cer-
tain loads. If the load is too
heavy, the fuse blows, indicating
the circuit is overloaded of de-
fective. An overload of electric
ity can heat the wiring hot
enough to start q fire if the
circuit is not properly used.
Prayed cords on appliances
should be replaced. And if you
have repairs to be made employ
a qualified electrician to do
the work.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-14
Lukewarm in Scrimmage

In preseason scrimmages
the Cardinals have been UP
and down, primarily due to a
few minor injuries and also to
inexperience in the back field,
but Coach Drebus is confident
that this years team will again
place a lot of excitement to the
worthy Cardinal fans. Assisting
Drebus this year are line
coaches Paul Burton and Rudy
Ii ertini, and back field
coaches Norm McVicker and
Tom Meinhardt. The Junior
varsity mentors are Head
Coach Herb Klauss and his
assistant, Gene Dickard. Also
acting as Junior High coaches
and the scouting staff include
Tom Callow, Bill Konnert,
Paul Siskowic, Dick Fort, and
Erv Davies.
The Arcmen feature Bob
Fielitz, a 6 foot-4 inch, 1875
pound quarterback. who throws
the ball extremely we'll and can
also run if necessary.
Tickets will be on sale in the
Athletic office at Shaw or may
be purchaserd at the gate on
Friday night. General Admis-
sion is 81 and reserved seats
are $50.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-14
Fight Due
On Liquor
For Motel

Local civic and public Off
cials are prepared to do battle
with another Euclid ave-, estab-
lishment seeking a liquor lie
ense.
Set for a hearing in Column
bus, Friday, Sept. Goth is a re-
quest by the Eastown Motel
for a Do permit might club
privilege of selling beer, wine
or spirituous liquor by the glass
until 2:30 a. n.y..
Strong opposition to this ap-
plication was voiced at the East
Cleveland School Board Meet
inging Monday night, with
President Richard A. Gottron
urging a vigorous" campaign
to prevent issuance of the per-
init.
The board then passed a reso-
luton pointing out the motel
is within 500 feet of Prospect
and Shaw schools property
boundaries.
In the resolution, school ad-
ministrators were directed to
prepare specific objections and
communicate them to the state
Department of Liquor.
A meeting was held Tuesday
at City Hall by leaders of the
community to plan strategy in
thwarting Eastown's plans. The
liquor department hearing in
issuing the permit was origin
ally scheduled earlier, but city
officials were able to get a
continuance in order to have
ample time to discuss battle
tactics.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-14
Fire Inspection Starts Oct. End

The Eleventh Annual Home
Inspection Program will start
Oct. End, reports Fire Chief
Fred Lange. 1t will continue
through Fire Prevention Week
until completed.
ain 1851, when the plan was
inaugurated in East Cleveland,
we were one of only few cities
in the United States with such
a program of fire prevention"
Lange said.
"The results were so emphatic
that each year since more and
more communities have adopted
such a plan of fire prevention
and now we find almost SO per
cent of the cities have embarked
on such a program with the
same fine results" he added.
Chief Lange continued; "We
are all somewhat slow in seeing
and correcting the fire hazards
in our home and it becomes
necessary that we be reminded
of their existence and subse-
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Flag Presented
At MaeGregor
Home Sunday

The children of the American
Revolution, Catherine Avery So
ciety will assemble Sunday at
the MacGregor Home off Lee
rd., at 2:30 p. m. for a Con-
stitution Day observance.
They will witness the presen-
tation to the MacGregor Home
of an American Flag that has
flown over the capitol in Wash
ington, D. c. The Western Re
serve Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, spon-
sor of the Catherine Avery So
ciety will give the dedication
service.
Kirk Millhoff is the newly
elected junior president of the
Catherine Avery Society and
will preside at the 1961-62
season meetings.
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Obviously old newspapers,
magazines and other trash
should not be permitted to ac-
cumulate in the basement near
the heating plant.
And trash should not be al
lowed to accumulate in the
attic either. Old newspapers,
magazines and wood scraps are
things on which fires feed.
81 have one further precau-
ton to mention in the line of
fire safety" says Chief Lange:
Never leave little children home
alone.
"If you are going out. ar
rangements should be made for
a dependable baby sitter and the
sitter should be told what to
do in case of fire. And what a
sitter should do in case of fire
is something all of us should
If fire does strike,
do these two things: First, get
everybody out of the house.
Second, call the fire depart
ment."
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West Tech in Cleveland and in
Sandusky, DR.. Nichols reported.

West Tech in Cleveland and ir
Sandusky, DR.. Nichols reported
While offering his sugges.
ton, Henderson emphatically
stated that he, as an individual
board member and the board as
a whole, had not arrived al
any conclusions at this time,
nor do they wish to construe
the impression that the plan
will become an eventuality.
1T is merely under considera-
tion and we. as representatives
of the public and the tax
payers, feel they too should
be aware Of the facts, so they
may cooperate and help US de-
eide what solution will be best
for the school children of East
Cleveland" he said.
In a report to the board, DR.
Nichols gave this analysis on
conditions at Kirk:
Science rooms are much too
small for individual experiment
tation.
Music facilities are not salts
factory.
Space for modern facilities for
foreign language teaching is not
available.
Space is not available for han
ding of students during the
noon hours other than in the au-
ditorium.
The characteristics peculiar
to junior high school pupils
make it imperative that they
not be submitted to crowded
conditions.
Incorporation of modern con-
cepts of teaching, such as team
teaching and large group in
struction, would be difficult.
The utilization of the build
ing is as efficient as can reas-
onably be expected.
Relief from mere overcrowd-
ing of classrooms can be ac-
complished by adding another
effective teaching period to the
school day. This would probably
create morale problems.
Rearranging the schedule in
to blocks of time could possibly
resolve crowded conditions but
would require different teach
ing staff requirements.
Increasing the staff to insure
of rooms and pro-
vide greater flexibility of
scheduling would resolve some
problems but may be more ex-
pensive in the long run.