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Evening star., 1962-01-17

Wilder's new "Play for Bleecker
Street" will not be made avail
able to regular. proscenium-
arch theaters for at least five
years. The author has written
them primarily for theaters-in-
the-round >. Wilder, incident
ally. insists on bright lighting
He complained: Certain di-
rectors get arty and think
twilight is evocative."
i y \
MUSIC NOTE: Sir Malcolm
Sargent. when conducting at
Albert Hall in London had q
piece Of bright red drapery hung
over the rostrum. This was not
only decorative, but also
screened the chair on which
Sargent was sitting.
He was suffering from phle-
bits, and his doctor had ordered
him to sit down while con-
Quoting.
LOCAL NEWS: Ra0uI Walsh,
the veteran adventurer film di-
rector. will direct "PT 109," the
movie about President Ken
nedy's wartime experiences.
Arthur Laurents Is writing q
musical with Steve SOndheim
Because the Mayo Clinic
cautioned him that he no long
er is rs. Joe DiMaggio will dc
more teaching and less demon
strating at the Yankee train
ing camp. Gore Vidal spent
the week end cutting 10 min
utes from his new play Rom
uluS."
4
TV DEPT: On February 4
the DUPONT TV show THE
Forgery" will co-star Joseph
Schildkraut and Arthur Ken
nedy. Rehearsals have started,
but without Schildkraut, who
is at his ailing wife's bedside
in Los Angeles. The pro-
ducer, Lewis Freedman, wired
Schildkraut to stay there a week
longer while they rehearsed
without him. He also sent the
script and a plane ticket to
Arnold Marie in London, and
told him to stand by in case
he's needed.
4
TRAVEL NOTE: MilbOurne
Christopher toured England
last month with his Magic
and Illusion" show. In London
he lunched with Bessie Brad
dock, MP, who took him on
a tour of the House of Lords
She introduced him to Lord
Lawson as IAN illuSionist." ...
Holmes County herald., 1962-07-19
Announce -aCuItv
At Holmes Junior

Frank B. Branch, Presi-
dent of Holmes Junior College
has released the 1962-63 facul-
ty and staff for Holmes Jun
ior College as follows:
Stanley F. Allen, Business
Manager, Economics and Blu
siness Law; Rogert w. AL
mond, Vocational Agricul-
ture, Sponsor High School
Senior Glass; Miss Emma j.
Bostwick, English and Speech;
Mrs. Frank B. Branch, Re
gistrar and French; Mrs. Nell
Y. Brancn, High School Eng
liSh and Business; Donald
Brown, High School Matheme-
ties; Miss Christine Carithers.
Holmes County herald., 1962-07-19

the Station and Frank Brum-
field, cattleman of Inverness,
will discuss grasses and clo-
vers adapted to the Delta.
"The Importance of a High
Calf Crop Percentage and
How 1t Can Be Done" will
be the subject Of Ray Means,
assistant production manager
in charge of beef cattle. Del
ia and Pine Land Company,
Scott.
County Agent Cecil Black
of Indianola, who is in charge
of local arrangements for the
field day, will discuss sys-
TENS of Wintering beef cattl
and how it affects the calf
crop. Joe Clements, catIlem il
of Indianola, will speak on
how to select and buy bulls.
Leslie Fletcher, another In
dianola cattleman, will tell,
"How We Are Using Perfor-
nance Records"
Weighing and grading cal
YES will be the subject of r.
Buckley and w. M. Swoo-
pc, both of the Extension Ser
vice animal husbandry staff.
Anaplasmosis is another
Holmes County herald., 1962-07-19
Dumas Miner Heads
Red Cross Campaign

r. e. Dumas Miner of
Jackson, head of the Miner
Enterprises, has accepted APP
pointment as 1863 National
Fund Vice Chairman for the
Red Cross in Mississippi. He
fund and membership cam
fund andd membership cam
paigns in the state during the
coming year, Southeastern
Area headquarters has an
nounced.
Mr.. Miner was appointed to
the volunteer post by the ma
bnal co-chairman for 1868
red Cross campaigns, Fred
A. Bantz, retired j. c. Penny
Co. executive, and James A.
Linen, president of Time, In
corporated.
Paul M. Moore, Southeast
ern Area manager, in an
nouncing the appointment,
said Mr.. Miner will in turn
appoint leading Mississippi
business. industrial and pro-
fessional leaders as volunteer
fund campaign consultants to
-.sslst him in complete terri
torial representation Of the
states IS local chapters.
"They will advise chapter
officials in obtaining top lea
dership and in planning for
annual March campaigns of
the Red Cross and also help
those chapters in federated
campaigns to become effective
United Fund partners" Mr.
Moore said.
One Of the states most pro-
minent businessmen and civic
leaders, Mr.. Miner is a mem
Der of the board Of directors
of Jackson's Deposit Gnaran-
ty Bank | Trust Co., MisSis-
Sippi Steel Company, and
Emerite Corporation; men,
Der of the board of directors
of the Jackson Chamber of
Commerce and member of it's
Past Presidents Council;
member of the board of dir
ectors of trustees of st. Domi-
mics Hospital and the Advisory
Board of the Salvation Army;
member of the Executive
Board, Andrew Jackson Coun-
Gil, Boy Scouts of America,
and a member of the Advis-
DRY Committee Development
Program, Millsaps College.
Holmes County herald., 1962-07-19

High School and College
Home Economics; Mrs. Ma
Del N. Dorsett, Librarian;
Frank Drake, College Physics
IN charge of dormitory; Ro-
bert E. Erwin, College Year
book, Newspaper and Publ
city; Glenn Fortenberry,
high School History and High
School Coach.
Other members OF he staff
and faculty include:
Jamie Howell, College Ply
seal Education ana Basket
ball Coach; Miss Imogene
Jackson, College English;
Mrs. j. G.. Jacob, College
Mathematics; Mrs. c. w. Lo-
rance, Music; Mrs. Martha
Holmes County herald., 1962-07-19
Talk Problems
Of Beef Cattle
At Field Day

State College, Miss. OPP
portunities and problems OF
producing beef cattle in the
Mississippi Delta will be dis
cussed by top authorities at
a Delta-Wide cattle field day
July rs at the Fletcher Bro
theirs Farm and Ranch near
Indianola.
The program will begin
promptly at 200 p. m. anu
end about 4:30 p. M, ac-
cording to E. E. Grissom OF
State College, leader in ami
NAL husbandry of the Agri-
cultural Extension Service.
and L. H. Moseley of Stone
vile, district Extension agent.
Those who do not know the
location u Lle farm can easily
get instructions at Indianola.
DR.. w. l.. Giles, vice presi-
dent for agriculture and for
estry of Mississippi State Uni
versity, will open the event
with a discussion of 1.-THE I'M
portance of Beef Cattle in the
Mississippi Delta"
Feeding high moisture
grains will be the subject of
Jim Collins, animal husband
man of the Delta Branch Ex-
pertinent Station, and Shelton
Segrest, cattle man of Port
Gibson. DR.. Peter Hogg of
Holmes County herald., 1962-07-19

T. McKie, Music, Choir and
Voice; James T. Miley, Bio
logical Sciences; c. F. Moore,
Radio and Ielevision; r. w.
Muslin, Athletic Director,
PHYSICAL Education and High
School History; Robert d..
O'Connor, Guidance and Psy-
chology;
l.. w. Owens, High School
Principal and English; Her
man Sanders, College Chem
istry; Wayne Sims, Industrial
Education and Coach; Miss
Archie Strahan, College His
tory; w. Y. Sudduth, Educa-
ton and College History; Miss
Dorothy Thomas, Girls Ply
sicial Education, Health, Bio
logy, High School Girls Bas-
ketball Coach;
Others are:
Mrs. H. O. Thomas, Cos
metology; H. O. Thomas,
Head of Agriculture Depart
ment and Dean of Men; M.
K. Thorne, Industrial Educa-
ton; Miss 10 Ann Tucker.
College Commerce; George
Van Devender, College Eng
fish; John Weems, Band Dir
ector; Mrs. E.. w. Wilson,
College Commerce; E. w. Will
son, Dean of instruction.
The UNCONSTITUTIONAL Staff
of HUG Includes:
Mrs. Norma Brown, Dean
Of Women; Mrs. r. w. Mus
tin, Secretary to President:
Mrs. George Van Devender,
Secretary to Business Mana
ger; Mrs. l.. w. Owens, Lib
rary; Mrs. Doris Stott. Die
titan; H.. L. McCrory, Night
Policeman;
Others:
V. D. Spell, Maintenance;
Mrs. w. Y. Sudduth, Assist
ant Dietitlan; Kenneth Van
Keuren, Maintenance; Mrs.
Allen Douglas, Manager of
Bookstore; Mrs. B. A. Nc
Bride, Assistant Manager of
Bookstore; Mrs. J. J. Beard
Manager Dry Cleaning Plant;
Mrs. Mildred Browning, Ma
mayer Laundry; and DR.. H.
M. Terry, College Physician.
Holmes County herald., 1962-07-19

subject on which Information
will be given.
Besides hearing these dis
cussions, visitors will see a
real productive herd of COM
mercial Angus cattle.
Holmes County herald., 1962-07-19
HEALTH Il ACCIDENT COMPANIES
SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF

American Liberty Life Insurance Company,
3O8 North West Street, Jackson, in the State of Mississippi
on the 3st day of December, 1861 made to the Commissioner
of Insurance of the State of Mississippi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-15

Canada Dry Qunine Water in class by itself The hua
glacier blue The taste dry bterswee The experience
exaratng Credit special sparkle unique Canada Dry the
Quinne Water bearing its Small wonder when Americans
ask for Qunine Water they ask for Canada Dry Almost to II
special sparkle summer mixer tor every tastel
Is.
Evening star., 1962-01-04

to testify, said someone hit Mr..
Bowden with "a resounding
thud."
Comdr. Julian Arnold, jr.,
who came from Norfolk, Va.
said the two employees took the
chemist out the front door.
He said Mr.. Bowdcn was not
unconscious, but appeared
rather limp"
A passerby. Thomas w. Gay,
35, from Absecon, N. j., said
he saw the two club employees
beating the Richmond man
in an alley, then leave him un-
Evening star., 1962-01-04

employees told him the chemist
was elected for annoying other
customers.
On the defense side, former
club waitress, Mrs. Lucienne
Copeland, "a, said she had
served Mr.. Bowden at least four
double martins before he be-
gan acting up.
Attorney Koonin said testi-
mony showed the man was
failing around like a zombie
conducting himself like a
general ass"
The maitre d'hotel said Mr..
Bowden swung first when he
Evening star., 1962-01-04

right and duty" to eject Mr..
Bowden because he was annoy
ing other customers.
Three witnesses from widely
scattered points testified for
the chemist. who said two men
rushed him in the club and he
woke up the next morping with
a black eye, swollen face and
assorted bruises.
"ResOunding Thud"
Two Navy officers who were
club patrons said they knew
of no reason ior the assault
Comdr. T. L. johnson, who
came from Jacksonville, Fla.
Evening star., 1962-01-04

was asked to leave. He said
the chemist put up a nice
fight. That man is not a small
man."
Mr.. Pergantis said that
when he left the man in the
alley he was in good condition,
although II wouldn't say he
was completely coherent"
Summing up, Attorney Koo-
min said if Mr.. Bowden actu-
ally was beaten, "the case of
Evening star., 1962-01-04

conscious and return to the
club.
AS Mr.. Pergantis walked past,
Mr.. Gay testified, "he had
a pleasant smile on his face
he looked me straight in
the eye and I think that's why
I'm here"
Ex-Waitress Testifies
First Precinct Police Pvt.
Earl L. Drescher, summoned
by Mr.. Gay, said he found Mr..
Bowden lying semiconscious in
drainage water in the alley.
Pvt. Drescher said the club
Evening star., 1962-01-04
Club Patron Deserved
Beating, Jury Is Told

II two Port Said night club
employees beat up a research
chemist who was a patron it
was because he deserved it, a
Municipal Court jury was told
today.
The maitre d'hotel and the
former doorman of the I street
NV. club are charged with as
Evening star., 1962-01-04

saulting Edward E. Bowden, 38,
of Richmond, on November /.
The case was to go to the jury
today.
Defense Attorney Myer
Koonin said Constantine (Gus)
Pergantis, 43, the maitre d'hotel
and Nicholas (Nick) Tsangar-
akas, "a, the doorman had a
Evening star., 1962-01-04
Actress Recuperutinq

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 4 (AP).
Actress Barbara Stanwyck
left Cedars OF -hebanCn -hospI-
tai yesterday to continue re-
cuperating at home from a
virus infection.
Evening star., 1962-01-04

the black eye was necessary to
protect the good reputation Of
Washington"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04

l. ELEVISION, young medium, leans heavily on
youth for its entertainment kicks the photo above
indicates. And this is merely the eager-eyed young
roster of one network-CBS First row. left to right
are Ralph Hart and Jimmy Garrett of THE Lucy
Show" Flip Mark of Fair Exchange" Jon
Provost of 'Lassie," Jay North of Dennis The
Menace" Angela Cartwright of "The Danny
Thomas Show Ronny Howard of THE Andy
Griffith Show" Tracy Stratford of THE New
Del Loretta Young Show" and Larry Matthews
ANS! from THE Dick Van Dyke Show" Second
row, left to right, Beverly Washburn of
THE New Loretta Young Show ;" Candy Moore
An from THE Lucy Show" Dennis Waterman of
Fair Exchange" Celia Kaye of THE New Lor-
eta Young Show" Rusty Hamer of THE Danny
Thomas Show" and Sandy Descher and Carol
Sydes of THE New Loretta Young Show" Back
row. left to right, Judy Carne and Lynn Loring
of Fair Exchange" Dack and Dirk Rambo of 1.-The
New Loretta Young Show" and Donna Douglas and
Max Baer of THE Beverly Hillbiles'
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31
SALE

SALE
furnishings, nice mod
ern 3-bedroom home: Sunday,
June 3rd. / to 8 p. m. June 4th
and 5th, Z to 9 o. m. 1853 Lake
land ave, 5 blocks west Warren
rd., between Detroit and Hillisn
I'd: Lakewood. Ohio; by BELL &
HAMMER AUCTION CO..
AC. l-7765.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31

FOR rent: painting ladders and
paperhangins tools, $3.50 per day,
Full equipment. 7e1-88A after
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31
ALUMINIUM
FOR SALE-PETS

------------------------
q AQUARIUMS, pumps, filters, also
tropical and gold fish; most
reasonable offer accepted. After
SPIN. 531 -9059.
DOG. mixed breed. short hair,
house broken, good watch dog
not good for small children; free
10 good home. RE. l-7333.
FREE 3 kittens. female, 10 good
homes. Call KE. 1899.
WHITE female poodle. very small,
2ia months old. will deliver, $lOO.
PA. 9-4534.
ROY miniature poodle. black male,
very good disposition, full of pep,
reasonable to very good home
only. UI.. 1-4o70 days, w. 1-4oOe
evenings.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31
June EnIistees
Can Vie for
Navy Schools

The Navy announced this
week that due to its expanded
training programs, n per cent
of all men enlisted during the
month of June will be sent to
a Navy Training School shortly
after completing nine weeks OF
Recruit Training. These men
will be enlisted in a field OF
their choice in; Electronlcs,
Nuclear Power, Aviation, Hos
pitalman, Polaris Field or the
General Field.
They will be trained in rat
ings such as: Nuclear Reactor
Operator, Electrician, Dental
Technician, Steelworker, Pipe
filter or Aviation Mechanic. to
name few Of the more than
60 ratings in which a Navy
man may receive training.
The main qualification neces-
sary to be eligible for this
training, which is guaranteed
before enlistment, is to be
high school graduate. Men in
terested may apply at the To-
cal Navy Recruiting Station
located at 1349 Green rd., South
Euclid, in the City Hall Annex.
Men applying early in June
also have a choice Of selecting
either Great Lakes, H., or San
Diego, Calf, for Recruit
Training.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31
life-Chrome
Finishes Imports Light
Blonde" Grain To
Old Surfaces

Now! Old dark painted or
vanished surfaces can be given
that new modern look with
easy-to-use Lite-chrome Fin
ishes. No fuss or muss-no
need to remove the old finish.
Available in ten smart colors
Lite-chroms Finishes are ex-
cellent for rejuvenating old
woodwork trim, furniture cabi-
nets, etc. A quick, inexpensive
way to modernizs the appear
ance Of your home interior.
On sale at Berger's two
stores, S05 East 185th st., ~.
l-625o and 6919 Superior Ave,
HE. 1869. Free parking in
the rear. We deliver. (Advt.)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31

BLOND mahogany dining set. 8
chairs, buffet, server. china csbi-
net. 2 leaves and pads; 2 Alex
snder Smith green wool broad
loom rugs and padding, l9xl8,
11xlS NF 2-5303.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31
VACUUM CLEANERS

SALE: we have a large selection of
Electrolux, Hoover, G.E., Pre-
mier, Apex and many other
sweepers; tanks. uprights. cam
isters: reconditioned with genuine
WIS parts. guaranteed like new;
these we sold at fraction of
their original price; also used "as
is" cleaners, as low as 50 IS Val
ue Vacuum. SIT East 200th ST.,
kF. 1-1927.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31
K. |. DAVIS
Selling furnishings Of

1916 S. Morelond (Apt. A.
South of Shaker Square
FRI. SAT. SUN, JUNE l-2-3
TILL SOLD
Fri. 10 to 8. Sat. & Sun. 10 10 5
All priced for clearance; sec
tiondl sofa; lounge chuirs; lamp
and snack tables; antique teak
wood orm choir; torchiers.
Temps; blond oak dining set,
table. buffet; modern kneehole
desk; approximately lS'xl9'
grey Wilton wool Competing;
dishes; glassware; kitchenwore;
plants; dropes; oluminum ex-
tension table; tormico top drop
leaf dinette table; bleuched mo-
hogonY modern double bed.
complete; pair OF twin Holly
wood beds. complete; motching
twin dressers and mirrors;
throw rugs; lodies clothing. 49,
22l2; and many miscellaneous
items.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31

MISCELLANEOUS

LAWN roller, oak holdings, indoor
iron step railing: storm window.
541ax40; 3-wheeled dolly, so feet
outdoor runner, miscellaneous
electrical thin wall fittings.
RE. 1864.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31
World War ]
Widows Meet

Widows of World War ], Inc,
Cleveland Chapter Alpha T, will
meet Sunday at 3 p. m. in the
Sheraton Cleveland Hotel.
Mrs. Charles Rybak, presi-
dent, invites all World War l
widows to attend. For further
information call LA. 1925 or
PO. 1-4664.
Widows of World War I
will not meet during July and
August.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31

COMBINATION wood doors. includ-
ing sash and screens, SIS each;
assorted sizes storms and screens.
RE. 2-9354.
HUNTING bow, IS ID. with case
and arrows, $12; Duncan Phyfe
table and chairs. $50: Starlite
fixture. $40: Norge gas range,
$50. EV. 1-0783.
WILL sacrifice; new gas built-in
oven and range top. never used,
S14O. VIII. 3-5558.
NEW building materials; s4-inch
black walnut V-groove paneling,
random widths. sanded. 75c bd.
it.; No. l common oak flooring,
long and short lengths, S160 per
81 900 bd. it.; plumbing fittings,
80 to inch, copper to copper.
monflow fittings for hot water
heating system; Mosler safe, mod
ern design, 6 years old, SITS.
O'Donnell Construction.
VIII. 2-7291.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS
SUNDAY - Ja.6
FREE
! DOZ. CERANUMs
WITH ANY PURCHASE


fsr rsspoNss - eW Sondoy
Worshovss SoIss have bssn Over
whslrins. Ia apprseiotIer, each
customer viii receive one dozen
Gsrenivms with any purchase.
Buy korly American and modern
furniture directly ovt Of our wore
hevss ot huge savings. II h our
policy never 70 refuse any REQ.
senobls offer. All opplieness will
bs sold ot eost with purchase Of
) rooms Of furniture.
HERE rs PARTIAL LIST: 8 EorIy
American sofos from Sl4s, Hot.
point freezer, $I69; 10 5 Pc.
Bedroom Sets from SIS; I2-2 pc.
Living Room Sets from $ss; )
Heodboards and Frames, 1888;
z pc. Danish Sectional, sos; White
Dove and American Bedding up
10 " of; s-3 pc. Seciionols,
from $l98; One Universal steom-
Dry Iron, $3.50; Odd TobIe lomp.,
$@.sS; 2 Modern sofo,, SAB; J pc
Dinsttes from $6s; Hide Bed,
from $l3e; Plus $4,000 unlisted
stock.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31

DEAR VIC: | checked the
Handy Business Directory in
the paper and called for a load
Of that top-soil. It's the best
we've ever seen. Thanks for
telling us about it.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31

WESTINGHOUSE electric portable
S gallon water cooler. like new.
SIS; Conlon mangle. dual roll,
like new. $50. RE. 1-1256.
BOYS and girls clothing. train
set. 2 new bar stools, Boy Scout
equipment. CE. l-4467.
GAS furnace, Moncrief heats 8 to
10 rooms. excellent condition. Call
w. 1900
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-31

ANTIQUE mirror, Grand mother
clock, Baker breakfront, elegant
natural mahogany dining table
cost $1,000; chest twin beds,
tables. lamps, stove, 1862 re-
frigerstor; rug, sofa, sewing ma
chine, kitchen set, safe, sweeper,
Chinese chair and others. perfect
condition. Open 1915 pm. 752
East 222nd. RE. 1897.
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