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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06

in the form of a law suit with
any heirs, next of kin and the
Ohio Attorney General as de-
| PENDANTS.
The suit also seeks as an
alternative the authority to
move the graves from their
present location in the east of
the church to another spot.
According to the church's at
torney. Stanley Webster. mov-
ing the graves is contemplated
only if the Common Pleas
Court rules the markers must
remain.
The Minister, DR.. Howard
Wells. reports the church would
like to erect monument in
perpetual memory of the 21
graves.
at is our desire to conserve
the historic significance and
preserve the sentiment of the
cemetery" he said.
"There could be no better use
of the sacred ground" he added.
than to use it for religious pur-
poses such as church build
ing"
DR.. Wells also pointed out in
the interest of preserving the
memorials to the dead, action
should be taken.
"Many of the stones have dis
appeared as a result of erosion
and vandalism, he explained.
In this cemetery are the re-
mains of some who were East
Cleveland's most prominent
citizens.
The McIlrath family, donors
of the land to the church, are
buried there, as are John and
Sarah Shaw. founders Of Shaw
High School. However. their
tombstones or graves will not
be disturbed.
A search Of the records re-
veal that the last person buried
in the area in question was
Nathan Fletcher, who died
May 23rd, 1900.
The earliest recorded inter-
ment in this locality is that of
Isaac Newton Ollie,
who was buried in 1912. 1t is
said his family was one of the
first to settle in Euclid Town
ship.
The church itself is the oldest
in the Greater Cleveland area,
having been formed in 1907.
Present plans call for filling
in over the graves and building
the Sunday school on top.
Webster states that because
of the delicate situation and no
knowledge of any heirs or next
of kin, the proposal to remove
the tombstones was thrown in
the courts lap.
He also asserted that rather
than any jections being
Continued on Page y
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
by CarOle Raymont

Wonderful! Great! Fabulous!
These are just a few of the
complimentary remarks you'll
hear about Shaw's Spring Musi-
cal, "Silk Stockings, which
runs April 18th, 18th, and 18th,
at Shaw Auditorium.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
Bill Would Strip
Cities Of Home
Rule Control

little publiczed bill is making rapid progress in
the state by special interests
that would take away from municipalities their right
to control variety of matters purely local and trans
fer that power the State Public Utilities Commission
Euclid Mayor Kenneth J. Sims was in Columbus
this week to aid in fighting the bill which he says
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
Trying TO Get
Into The Act?

The East Cleveland women
members of the American
Field Service are going to sell
nylon stockings (S1 per pair)
at the three performances of
Silk Stockings"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
Draft Board

East Cleveland's draft
board (No. 29), for the past
10 years located at Prospect
School, is now at 122 Federal
Building. Cleveland IA.
Hours the board will be
open are from 8 a. m. until
4:3O p. M, Monday through
Friday.
The new telephone number
is CHI. 1890, ext. $40.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
Gardeners Will
Meet tuesday

A luncheon and meeting open
to all interested gardeners will
be held Tuesday, April 18th at
Booth Memorial Hospital, 1881
Torbenson dr..
Speaker will be Brigadier
Evelyn Skinner, hospital ad-
ministrator.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
Aid Fight For Home Rule. -.
Kiwanis Urges
Control
Law Passage

The East Cleveland Kiwanis Club has become the
first civic group in the to actively promote pro-
posed state bill that would give municipalities more
control liquor permits and setting their localities
The organizations board of directors passed resolu-
ton Tuesday night urging the state legislature to
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06

political satire on communism is
a veteran of many Shaw pro-
ductions named Beth Swanson.
A fine and versatile actress,
she has previously appeared in
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06

Not only is the show fast-mov-
ing, lively, and full of laughs,
but also, this years cast is very
versatile.
Starring as "Ninotchka" in the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06

will violate a long-established
tradition that zoning matters are
a subject of local home rule.
This legislation" Sims said,
will weaken and perhaps des-
troy the home rule right of COM
munities.
The bill IS. B. 1907 would
give any public utility the right
to appeal the provisions of
local zoning ordinance or regu-
lation to the PUG.
A good example would be
Euclid's recent fight with
Cleveland Electric Illuminating.
The utility wanted to string
high-tension wires along the
railroad tracks and disregard
local ordinances that stated
such power lines must go under
ground.
Supreme Court Rules
The case went all the way 10
the United States Supreme
Court with Euclid emerging VIC
torious after spending many
thousands Of dollars during the
marathon legal battle.
Sims considers this bill TIE
biggest threat to home rule
government ever attempted.
He is also concerned with the
speed with which the legislation
has been introduced and sent to
committee.
There are many bills in the
hopper supported by municipal
officials and civic groups that
will probably never see the light
Of day in this session of the as
sembly.
Ironically enough. one Of these
bills is a change in the liquor
laws that would enable COM
munities to have more home
rule control over issuance of
permits and locations.
Although, this bill was intro
duced several weeks ago and
has the backing of almost
every municipal official in the
state, it has yet to be directed
to a specific committee.
Patent Lobbys
1t is an indication that the
lobbyists are hard at work and
have more influence than high
public Officials.
Technically. this bill would
exempt public utilities from
the necessity of using the ap-
peal procedures required of
owners.
Strongly opposing its pas
sage is the Ohio Municipal
League of which Mayor Sims
Continued on Page p
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
Area 8 Oldest Church Seeks To
M0ue Markers On 2I Grnues
Trustees Plan Site
For School Addition

After an extensive search for heirs or next of kin,
the trustees of the First United Presbyterian Church,
1920 Euclid seeking court authority to
II headstones, monuments and markers to make way
for proposed Sunday school addition. The action is
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
No Snags but Long Rum In Shaus ';SiIk Stockings "

believes This is a great eXper-
ience and ! think the show is
going to be wonderful"
Editors note: We think SO too!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06

Off, a Russian composer.
PauPs role adds quite a bit
of humor to the play and really
makes "Boroff" come alive. He
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06

Jean comments that she loves
the play, "It's a riot"
Paul Magmusson, a sophomore
at Shaw plays the part of "Bor-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06

HELP! The East Cleveland
Public Library is seeking a copy
of "Pussey-Meow" by Susanna
Louise Patteson. Our correspon-
dent there, Alice Juringus, urges
East Clevelanders to search for
this book in attics and other
places.
That would be a switch, The
library borrowing a book from
someone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23

| I.II.k' Oi' = ~.
RESPONSIBLE PERSON. infant
care and Inv. Weekdays. Small
salary. European welcome. Write
qualifications to Box 404-D, Star,
SETTLED MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
WHO REALLY NEEDS A HOME
and who likes children; g.h.w. and
child care: room and board and
small salary. 735-0560 days; 1885,
E-nn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
HELP WOMEN

SHORT ORDER COOK
White. fast. experienced. WALDORF
DINER. MIdWay 5-4711.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
Statistics, Junior Executives

One of the country's largest professional as
sociations is looking for young man or
woman, under 40, to serve as Assistant Chief Of
the Statistics Section in it's Research Division.
Starting salary is approximately $3.50 month.
Other benefits include Group medical pro-
gram, life insurance, retirement vacation and
sick leave. We believe the position requires
minimum of Masters Degree with major in
math or statistics. We would accept a Bach
elors, with major in these fields, and expert
ence as a math teacher or statistical EDP
analyst. Please submit detailed resume to
Box 32-B, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
HELP WOMEN

sALEsLADY, for Arlington Health
Club; well-eauipped: fabulous ODD =,
high comm. call IA. 1887.
sALESLADY-PeFmanent full-time
position; open in silverWAre dept.
Of local teWelry store. Employee
benefits. See Mr.. Edwards, GAIT
q BRO, 607 18th ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
HELP WOMEN

TEACHER. Lanham Play Center,
Inc. desires qualified kinderEarten
/ teacher, sessions. Call MRS.
ALEXION. SP. 3-4436.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
SECRETARIES
Tnchnico1

SECREIARlES
Technical
An expanding research or
ganization is recruiting
experienced secretaries to
work with a staff Of scien-
lists.
Typing, shorthand re-
quired, and American citi-
zenship essential. Offices
are centrally located in
Silver Spring, Md, in a
modern, air conditioned
building. Paid vacations,
holidays, sick leave and
other company benefits
are provided. Salary COM
m ensurate with back
ground and experience.
All qualified applicants will
receive consideration for
employment without re-
gard to race, creed, color
or national origin.
Applicants are requested to
submit a brief resume of
experience to:
Evening star., 1961-08-25
THE EVENINGSTAR DIS
Washington, D. c.
Friday, August rs, 1861
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLYs station wagon; equipped,
overdrive, car in superb cond.s
low. BURROWS RAMBLER. 900
NJ st. Sc, Ii. 4-s3O0.
EILLYS '53 4-door: this is the
kind Of car everyone looks for
and is good cheap tranSp; only
$40 down, and Sl2.64 per mo.
REINES MOTOR co.
1870 Wilson Blvd, Arl., IA. $4,000
WILLYS 80 Jeep dispatcher with
all-metal enclosure; ll,0OO miles;
a steal at only S9ss.
OLMSTEAD OLDS
5000 Wilson Blvd, Arl., IA. 7-65Ou
Evening star., 1961-07-08

into Wilson lane and right
into Whittier boulevard.
The Virginia Forecast
Home" also a bi-level, is in
Kings Park, Annandale, Va.
It is reached by going out
Shirley highway and turning
right on Route 236. From
Route 236 take a left turn to
Ravensworth road for / mile
and right into Braddock
road, thence 2 miles to King
Park. 1t is known as "The
Princess" and was built by
Richmarr Construction Corp.
Both houses are equipped
with year round gas air
conditioning, gas incinera-
tors, outdoor gas lights, and
gas washers. dryers, ranges
and hot-water heaters.
Leading furniture and
fabric firms have contributed
to the decoration of the
houses which were decorated
by Ann Weinstein. Specially
trained demonstrators will be
stationed in each home to
explain the features in each.
The two models are the
first of 20 such houses
planned for display by the
end of this year. A long
range project of Forecast
Evening star., 1961-07-08
Forecast Homes Open
In Maryland, Virginia

The first of approximately
20 Forecast Homes" featur-
ing the latest in gas appli-
ances and design will be
opened for view today in
Bethesda and Fairfax County,
Va.
Being presented by the
Washington Gas Light Co.,
the two-model homes were
selected because they en-
phasize the future trend in
home planning and construc-
tion. Those opening today
will be duplicated in various
parts of the suburbs by Sc
lected builders.
Considered in the houses
were the choice of new types
Of building materials, advan-
tageous arrangement of
space, site landscaping, fnuc-
tional outdoor living and con-
temporary interior fashions
and color-co- -ordinated furr-
ishingS.
The Forecast Home" in
Maryland, built by the Carl
son Construction Co.. is a BIZ
level Colonial located in Ex-
ecutive Manor of the Wood
haven section of Bethesda.
1t may be reached by driving
out Bradley boulevard, left
Evening star., 1961-07-08

Homes" over the next three
years enviSionS a total of
approximately so such dwell
ings in the area.
Both houses will be open to
the public from 10 am. to
dark on Saturdays and SUM-
days, and from noon until
dark on weekdays.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
BuiIdinq
Permits

Recent building permits is
sued by the District include:
RedeVelOpment Land Agen-
cy, owner, 919 18th st. n.w.;
Standard Construction Co.,
builder; Charles M. Goodman
Assoc, architect; to erect
one eight-story apartment
1885 units), 1925 3rd st. S.w.;
cost, $4,720,000.
RedevelOpment Land Agen-
cy, owner, 919 18th st. NV;
Standard Construction Co.,
builder; Charles M. Goodman
Assoc, architect: to erect Is
blocks of town houses total
ing 1874 units, 800 blocks of
o and N StS. S.w. and 1900
block 4th st. s.w.; total cost,
$2,459, ,948.
Superior Carpet Shop,
owner, 3710 Georgia ave.
NV; builder not selected;
Morton w. Noble, architect;
to erect one two-Story office
and store. 1910 Georgia ave.
NV; cost, $4,000.
Anita Heurich, owner, 1927
K st. NV; M. CIadny Constr.
Co., builder; E. w. DreyfusS,
architect; remodel front, in
stall non-bearing partitions,
offices, 1915 E st. NV; cost,
$4,000.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'BOyle, archbishop Of Wash
ington, owner; Viner Constr.
Co., builder; repair fire dam
age to church, 920 18th st.
me-: cost, $4,000.
Gee-Gee Realty Corp,
owner and builder, AIS Jeff.
Davis hwy, Arlington, Va;
James L. Porter, architect; to
erect one one-story restau-
rant, 1850 South Dakota
ave. me-; cost, $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
Roller
Pointing

When applying paint with
a roller, avoid rolling too
fast. This causes splatters in
the surrounding area as does
spinning the roller at the
end of the stroke.
Bring the roller almost to
a complete stop before lifting
it from the wall or ceiling.
Stopping the roller complete
ly before lifting it from the
surface will leave a stippled
spot.
Evening star., 1961-07-08

WEST CHEVY CHASE-NEAR THE WONDERFUL SHOPPING
AREA AT WISCONSIN AND WESTERN AVENUES-SHORT SAFE
WALK TO SOMERSET ELEMENTARY-S1ee e5o-46l6 HUNT
AVENUe-oPeN SUM- 27-Vey substantial brick home on
beautiful eeshoded street fine established neshbohood
bedrooms on End floor plus small bedrooms top floor
Large Poo delightfully."- cool and shady for posont
time entertaining Wisconsin Ave- extended left on Hunt Mr.
NoIond OIL. 4-0o60
Evening star., 1961-07-08

BRIARcllFF BEAUTY-5274 LoUGHBoRo RoAD-oPEN SUM-
27-Posvey Of the greatest voTue ever offered in this
distinguished community Reo quoty masterpiece in perfectly
beautiful condition. Den and powder ROOM large bedrooms
bohs End floor Puneled outof ground recreation room
with fireplace But-in garage Heovy sIote roof Delight
u porch and poto Gorgeous lot approximately e0xl5o on
cured to perfection $7 500 South Nebraska Ave- Louah
boro Rood Mr.. Borrow OIL. 65l22
Evening star., 1961-07-08

MAGNIFICENT NEW HOME IN THE WONDERFUL SUMMER.
SPRINGFIELD AREA OFF MASS AVE-loQ6 Down Might Buy-
To Inspect This Weekend, Coll Mr. BorOw-oL. 6-522-Vey
superior quality Fine architectural detail Includes large bedroom
library and full both l oor bedrooms baths
End floor Builder prepared muke you truly
proposition
Evening star., 1961-07-08

BETHESDA-coNVENIENT TO BEST ScHooLs-LoW, LOW 2os!
1908 EWING DRVE-oPEN SUN, 2-6-Three bedrooms lst
FLOOR POWDER ROOM recreation fenced o sute roof
nice trees Old Georgetown Rd left Greenee right on Ewno
Mr.. MeoseII OIL. 4-2575
Evening star., 1961-07-08

FIRST Observation-Disclosures ToWNHoUsE IN THE
EXTREMELY POPULAR WooDLEY- CLEVELAND PARK AREA
$23,950-22l8 CATHEDRAL AVENUE-opEN SUM- 27-Fne row
brick home wonderful Location blocks off Conn., Ave- fucnq
Rock Creek Pork includes bedrooms IA buths Fireplace in
living Full English basement with entrance Out
Conn. Ave. right WoOdey Rd left Cathedral Mr. Block
FE S-l550
Evening star., 1961-07-08

SPRING VALlEY-K KENT AREA-2905 ARIZONA ME-oPEN
SUN 27-At the reduced price, how fail sell? At
troetNe speve in the finest residential Of the city In
cude bedrooms, den. baths and CENTRAL AIR CoNDl-
loNlNG! LOW, LOW 3os South Nebraska Loushboo
Rood, left Arizona. Mr. Purdoe WO 6-43s5
Evening star., 1961-07-08

POTOMAC PALlSADES-5424 GALENA-4 BEDRooMS-2 BATHS
LOWER 2os! OPEN SUN, 27-Reu chomer on q beautiful
street Fine convenient nshborhood Bedroom and
both l oor bedrooms ond both End floor Full bose
ment but-in l50ft lot Macarthur Blvd left Goeno
Mr.. Botz EM 5-336s
Evening star., 1961-07-08
DIST RTeT-

FIRST PRESENTATIoN-PoToMAc PALIsADES-5 BEDROOMS
z BATHS-PRIcED AT S25s50-5l4s SHERRIER PLAcE-oPEN
SUM- 2SoId constructed brick home built about 1880 Excel
lent condition bedrooms and bath Ist floor bedrooms and
bath End floor Popular eosen location every
Out Macarthur Blvd Dana Place. left Sherrier right to
the house. Mr. Irwin, JE 4-3ol5.
Evening star., 1961-07-08

FRANKLIN PARK IN THE BETHESDA-RoCKVlLLE AREA
OWNER WANTS YOU TO NAME PRICE AND TERMS!-NSPECT
ANY TIME At YOUR coNVENENcE-cALL Mr.. PARDoE oL
4s2-lOvey 3bedroom, 2buth brick spIveI deli ghtfuI
spot overlooking Rock Creek Pork with beautiful distant
thut will be obstucd Includes orge fumy roo
dining room ond oeeetc kitchen with dshwosher ond disposal
Asking price S2l $50 Purchaser may big 4S loan ond
$500 down might be enough!
Evening star., 1961-07-08

ARLlNGToN-SHoRT WALK TO MCKINLEY ELEMENTARY AND
SEVEN CORNERS SHoPPNGspect by appointment this week
end-coI Mr. Holloway or 4-552o. Charming white brick
rambler in absolutely perfect condition; bedrooms boths
plus yodeve puneIed recreation room hot would
compliment $4,000 home Delightful patio Beautifully Iund
seoped lot nclosed BY costly sopIna fence Priced S49SO
Evening star., 1961-07-08

YOU SHOW US ANOTHER NEW HOME VALUE TO EQUAL THIS
AT So, l,950g-coLLNGWooD ON THE PoToMAc-4O7 NEAL
DRlVE-oPEN TODAY AND SUN. 2-7-Brond- brick
bier bedrooms ON ONE FLOOR CENTRAL AIR CONDITION.
ING! 21 bOhs PrVote dining plus 2oft kitchen omy
combination Finished recreation plus possible h bed
in full basement repIuce But-in garage.
Level lot contains II 300 feet cnd the river Finest Fed
u kitchen equipment including dshwosher und disposal City
ond Excellent school bus service Few
downtown and Pentoeon scenic M Vernon Memorial Mt
Vernon pkwy oht cOnswOod first left Neo d. Mr. Hello
wov OF 4.551O
Evening star., 1961-07-08
- MARYLAN D.

NoRTH CHEVY CHASE-LoVELY BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER
PRICED IN LOW, LOW 20's-oWNER WANTS oFFER-37o7
CAlVeRT-oPEN SUM- 27-BoreI Of churm in beautiful set
ting Very large living with fireplace Huge screen porch
Ideal location fine neghbOrhood thu includes muny oser
and costly homes Best offer this weekend might buy Conn
Ave- extended right Washington bear left on coyert Mr.
Kibbey OIL. 65947.
Evening star., 1961-07-08

COUNTRY CLUB HLLS-eEAUTIFUL RAMBLER WITHIN TWO
BLOCKS OF THE CLUBHoUsE!-32oo NORTH ABINGDON
OPEN SUM- 27Lone, lew end Ove bedrooms poneed study
both recreation with fireplace. large ioOused breeze
ontose and 1900 squore feet Truly one of the show
places Of neorby Vrsno distinguished community Priced
OF only $&2C0 Cross Chain Bridge; left Gebe rd left
32nd st. Abingdon. Mr. White, DU. 7-6826.
Evening star., 1961-07-08

BIG AIR CONDITIONED RAMBLER IN THE BRIARcLFF-SPRlNG
VALLEY AREA-5S0l HAWTHORNE PLACe-oPEN SUM- H.
Built about years ago. Excellent condition Includes large bed
buhs prvo dining room fobulou kitchen fumy room
lurse porch delightful patio and butin garage Highly
convenient for Schools shopping und transportation Just few
minutes downtown Macarthur Blvd rqht on Cathedral Ave
to Hawthorne Mr. Wade WO $500
Evening star., 1961-07-08

AURORA HILLs-25Ie SOUTH JoYcE-oPEN SUM- 2-7-Ver
ubstontiOI brick home beautiful fine neishbOr
hood Just few minutes downtown ond Pntooon Spacious
tehoI pon, POWDER ROOM up-tO- minute Kitchen
big bedrooms both End floor; recreation with fire
place, delightful porch buin garage Priced ot S950o
Shirley hwy left Ridge 3D. right 25rd left Joyce right
to home. Mr. Holloway, OF. 4-5520
Evening star., 1961-07-08

NEW wIIIAMssURe COLONIAL this convenient ees.
features full bedrooms,
ssnisr hell .ed TO living with rspoes dining
finished eee9hon with sHqes ond powder sliding doors
excellent public and poroha schools transportation, shopping
kenwood Club Priced 10 sell $4275o.
block left on Ridsefeld to 1901 and
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Prince Of ThoiIond
Writes New History

LORDS OF LIFE. The
Paterna1 Monarchy Of
Bangkok, 17S2-1932. BY
Prince Chula Chakra-
bongse. (Taplinger Pub
fishing Co.. Inc: $500
Asia, to so many Ameri-
cans. is o continent Of con-
fused mystery. Too. often
our historical knowledge Of
the area is limited to some
vague references to Marco
Polo's travels. the Khans Of
China and the opening Of
Japan by Commodore Perry.
Prince Chula Chakra-
bongse, q member Of the
royal family Of Thailand
(formerly Siam) and q
British trained historian,
has written this account of
his nation, concentrating on
the first seven kings Of the
Chakri dynasty. He has In
cluded 56 glossy illustrations
In what he says Is the first
history Of Thailand written
In English since 1924.
His effort Is neither as bad
as 1t might have been nor
as good as 1t should have
Evening star., 1961-01-15

chapter Is "The Halo Of
Death" in which he recounts
the stories of saints who,
through miracle, laugh at
death. their dirty garments
usually scented with the
aroma Of fine perfume, tor
tured but virginia., their
bones and other relics dis
tributed impartially among
the faithful. "The Death of
Kings" tells of royalty de-
funct by sacred or profane
regicide-of Caligula, Alex
ander Of Macedon, Caesar,
Claudius, Genghis Khan,
Beowolf, Tamerlane, King
Arthur. Montezuma, Mary Of
Scotland, Charles !, Marie
Antoinette. "It is not neces-
sary that a king live well,"
reflects Sulzberger, but to
die well is a royal requisite"
1t is in the chapter Death
in the Name of God" that
Sulzberger ceases to be a
collector of curiosities. and
suddenly flames white hot.
The long history Of religious
killing, in which religions,
which all too often curse
man for taking Of his own
life will bless him all
Evening star., 1961-01-15
PubIic-Speoking Lessons
For Beginner and Expert
YOU CAN TALK WELL. B,

YOU CAN TALK WELL. BY
Richard c. Reager. revised
by Norman P. Crawford
and Edwin L. Stevens.
(Rutgers University Press;
$685.
There are many books on
public speaking but few are
useful. This is not only most
helpful to both the beginner
the many occasions calling for
good reading. The book is
as we'll organized as a good
speech. 1t presents in clear
and interesting fashion the
ingredients that go into max
ing an effective talk, discusses
the many occasions calling for
either prepared or impromptu
speeches, and adds back
ground ideas that will make
an address entertaining as
well as enlightening.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

been. Although educated In
Britain and having written
numerous books In English,
his style often is tedious and
amateurish. For the most
part the facts are there, but
his forebears. even with their
numerous wives and progeny,
are but two-dimensional
figures. His nation rarely
becomes more than an out
line on a map.
Yet much of his informa-
ton is valuable, particularly
to Westerners ignorant about
a land that has such strategic
Importance for US. Thai
land. bordering the Gulf Of
Siam and war-wracked Laos,
is the headquarters Of the
SEATO nations. It is the
only Southeast Asian coun-
try to remain intact and
free Of Western domination
during the imperialism Of
the 10th century.
Thailand once controlled
much Of present-day Laos
and Cambodia, and current
battling In Laos is in an area
peopled by That's.
BURT HOFFMAN.