davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1962-11-29

of J.S. Bach, Ludwig Van Beeth-
oven, Frederic Chopin. Claude
Debussy, and Liszr. He was both
dynamic and sensitive, and as
founded his audience in selec-
tions by Prokofieff and Bartok,
a departure from the program.
In 1859 Lorin was calledupon
as a last-minute substitute for
Van Cliburn In San Antonio.
After his performance there
5000 people rose to their feet
to cheer his dazzling display of
Smyrna times., 1962-11-29
Christian Science
Dover, Delaware
Sunday Services

The subject of the Lesson
Sermon in all Christian Sci
ence churches in Delaware,
Sunday. will be Ancient and
M 0 d ern Necromancy, alias
Mesmerism and Hypnotism,
Denounced"
Morning Service and Sun
day School are at 11:00 am.
Wednesday Evening Testi-
mony Meetings at 500 pm.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-29

virmosity.
The next program In the
series will be on Sunday. Jan.
l3, at 8 pm. when Charles K.
L. Davis, tenor, will be heard.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
PUBLIC SALE

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION: VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
PERSONAL PROPERTY, AND ANTIQUES ON PREMISES
GATED MI EAST OF FREDERICK ND. Us: 40 oNE-HALF
SOUTH 40 ON MUSSETTER ROAD, SATURDAY,
APRIL 81, 1862 AT 10 AM.
At will offer valuable real estate containing 145
with large Broom house With freplac
M large bank barn wagon shed and garage other necary
house, built approximately 1SOO has original hardware
This is well located farm, frontage
Market
Vile 100 acres cultivation. balance
good timber and meadow land.
Of estate deposit of 1Ofo Of the purchase price
sufficient
will delivered. All be the
chaser. May be inspected at your convenience.
A ~ ' -' IGNATIUS LEASE. Auctioneer
Np152O MEHRLE WACHTER, Clerk.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
ADVERTISEMENT

MCLEAN AND SCOTS RUN
WATER PUMPING STATIONS
AND AN EXTENSION TO CHAIN
BRIDGE ROAD WATER TRANS.
MISSION MAIN FOR THE CITY
OF FALLS CHURCH. VIRGINIA
BID OPENING AND JOB DESCRIP-
TlON-Sealed proposals will be
received by the City of Fails
Church. Virginia in the office
oi the City Manager until . PM,
DIST. May 10, 1862, for the con-
struction of waterworks improve
ments described as follows:
DIVISION l, Mclean and Scott'S Run
water pumping stations and GER
installed in the new and existing
pumping stations and the exist.
ing water storage tanks.
DIVISION II, an extension to the
Chain Bridge road water trans
mission main consisting OF an.
proXimately 2,521 #. of 20'
diameter and approximately asa
1t. Of l6" diameter prestressed
concrete, steel, or cast water main
Contractors may submit proposals
on either one or both divisions
Proposals will be opened and read
IN the, Council Room Of the CitS
OF Falls Church at the time anc
date mentioned above.
INSPECTION OF PLANS ANT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doc.
uments, consisting of plans, speci.
fications. and contract forms, are
open to public inspection at the
offices OF Wiley & Wilson, Con-
sulting Engineers, CORTLAND Build.
ing, $50 Court street, Lynchburg.
Virginia: the Office Of the Direc-
tor Of Public Utilities, City Hall.
Falls Church. Virginia: the Office
OF Builders Exchange, 9th and
Franklin streets, Richmond. Vir-
ginia: the Chamber of Commerce,
~ Church avenue s.w.. Roanoke,
virginia.: and the Dodge Plan
Room, Carlton Terrace Building,
oBTATNiNG PLANS AND spEc1.
F1CAT1ONS-Plans, specifications
and contract forms may be OBJ
tanned for bidding at the office
Of Wiley g. Wilson. Consulting
Engineers. CORTLAND Building,
go Court street, Lynchburg, Vir-
ginla, upon deposit of S25 for
each set or part thereof.
DEPOSIT REFUND-Deposits for
plans. Specifications and contract
forms will be refunded to each
actual bidder upon the return of
the. documents in good condition
within 10 days after opening
bids. Subcontractors and those
other than actual bidders will be
refunded 500 Of the deposits
upon return Of plans, specifica-
tions and contract documents in
good condition within ten days
after opening bids.
CHECK OR BID BOND
Bids must be accompanied by
a certified check for so of the
base bid, or an acceptable bidder S
bond in the amount of &C., of
base bid. payable to the City of
Falls Church Virginia.
CONTRACTORS REGISTRATION
All bidders bidding in amounts
exceeding 100000 must be regis
tered as contractors in the Com
monwealth of Virginia.
OF BIDS-No bids
may be withdrawn for a period
OF thirty days after the scheduled
closing time for the receipt Of
bids.
OWNERS RIGHT5-The owner re-
serves the right to reject any or
all bids and to waive informalities
in bidding.
CITY OF FALLS CHURCH.
VIRGINIA,
LEWIS 2. JOHNSTON,
CITY MANAGER.
apis
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, acres, fronting 700 #. on u. S.
Highway No. l. 3 houses, private
we'll, (city water avail Real es-
tate to be sold at l pm, owner
reserves right to reject any or all
bids on real estate. Terms to be
announced day of sale, Sat. April
q. H. LAYTON LAWS. Auctioneer
EMDire S-33Io an15
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REQUIREMENTS:

ADM. TRAINEE. col. grad. keen
BANK TRAINEEs, h.s. grads,
CLERK -TYPIsT. young work with
figures. 35-hr. wk. so
DRIVER SALES. 1927 yrs. no
cash req. company pays bond.
5-day week, promotion 70 super
GARAGE FOREMAN. sood d'Gui adm. = ; :
yrs. exp. 5-day wk. Sl5O
PROOFREADER. Bethesda. tech,
PRoGRAMMER TRAINEE, mil.
over. col. grad. math major or
minor, apply now. start in June,
PRINTING NC sTRIPPER tEsi9ss; sS ssS
METER READER. his. gTad,,
married. 2l-3O yrs. know area.
Management Trainees
We have many MANAGEMENT trainee
positions. These are not outside
sales Jobs. They pay guaranteed
salarys and are with reputable
organizations. Some require high
school grads. Some require yrs.
college others degrees. Salaries
range from $500 up depending.
These people are not interested
in you unless YOU are interested
in a career position.
Open till : pm. daily. ! q to on Sat.
If we don't list the lob you want,
we'll try TO find 1t for you No
registration fee. One third of one
months salary after you start TO
work
PEG GREENw4Y AGENCY
l4@O New York Ave. NV.
DI. 7-l6S7. Suite 719. DI. 7-9467
Evening star., 1962-04-15
HELP MEN

ACCT. Arl.. will IT. local hiss.
Auto increases, 5-day. S32s. PO-
TOMAC EMP. AGCY.. 2334 Wilson
blvd. Arl.. IA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
FOUNTAIN
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Private Industry Oriented
1904 Wilson Blvd JA. 1880
Accountant to $4,000
OTHER POSITIONS


Promotional dir, to S45, 900
Tech. dir, photo sci. to 100000
Photographic scientists, to $4,000
Sales mgr, r. d d., to 5000
Finance. field ofc. mgrs.- 1000
Finance, asst. mgrs., to----SS, 5000
Finance, unit mgrs., to $4,000
Asst. credit mgr, whlse, to 81, 300
Phone installation engr., to S6,5O0
Secy., constr. CO., dntwn., SS5-S95
Inventory-Figure elk. ------- S9O
Park. lot mgr. NV. -------- $50
Credit adj. whlse. ---------- SSO
Multilith 1850 opr. - - $50
Jr. craftsman. some eXper. - $50
Figure elk, S,w, S-5
Corresp. elk, dict. letters so
.IBM tab .trainee S60-S1N
Book Sorter, some college $50
OPEN TO 8 PM THURSDAYS
Applications mailed on request.
ATLAS AGENCY
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 1876
Evening star., 1962-04-15
ADMINISTRATIVE SALES
ENGINEERING
SALES EXEC.
To son mn
TO S20,00O

Need high type with exper. in de-
tense marketing to represent larze
national manufacturer IN raCa-,
communications guidance SIS
tens etc Call BOB GRAY. NE
S-iH.1. All WoodU ara B!dg
templI
Evening star., 1962-04-15
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son
AuctiOneeTs appraisers
Estate Sale
Of
Gold and Diamond
WEI,RY

BY PUBLIC AUCTION
It WESCHLER'S qO5 E St. NV
TUT ESDAY
APRIL II. 1862 PM
Mans 50 ct, u ct. and Lady's ,.
CT, z ct. and dinner ring set W
! ola. and 16 small emeralds
Lady's Tiffany mounting cluster
dia. ring. Antique Turquoise anC
Dia. horseshoe pendant. Elgir
Hunting Case, Howard open face
watches, Bulova 23J auto and LIE.
Courier wrist watches and Other
jeWelry and ring mountings.
Terms: CASH Re: Estate THEO.
DORE T. OFFTERDINGER. j
PARKER cONNOR, Atty. Estate
RITA MAE MACK. D. L. GRAN.
THAN, Atty. Estate BERNARr
L. BASKERVILLE. CHARLES S
BROWN. Atty. and Estate ANNIE
N. DOERING. S. J. L'HOMME.
DIEU, Jr., Atty. apI5
Evening star., 1962-04-15
AUCTION SALES
NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE

NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE
articles accumulated at
the Washington, D. c. Post Office,
will be sold at auction on April
Is. 1862. Room 30S3. Main Post
office, North Capitol and Mass
Ave. Sale to begin at 900 AM
Goods will be open for inspection
in Room 3OS3. Main Post Office
Building on Tuesday, April II
1862 from 900 AM. to 400 Pm
Catalogues will be available at the
above address on the day Of dis.
play.
c. G. BEALL.
POStmaSfpF
Evening star., 1962-04-15
AUCTION SALES
RALPH A. WESCHLER. Auctioneer
Bankruptcy Sale

OFFlCE fOhNl OHE
Tvpewriters-Addlng Machines
BuokEee ping and Teller Machines
Observation-Disclosures Writers
Photo Copier-Carpet-Racios
Floor Poiisher-Ceiling Heater. Etc.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
Evening star., 1962-04-15
ADMINISTRATIVE with sxDsTien,

in leasing shopping centers snC
apartments, TO lease and mansg,
rental properties for large estab
LSheC business in Va Prefer o.Cer
reliable person. Salary or comm s,
sion. Permanent. Box 466-R. star
Evening star., 1962-04-15
PROGRAMMES
COLLEGE DEGREES

IBM 7O4. = yrs. exper. to $1,000
IBM 4Ol, 2-3 yrs. eXper. $1,000
1BM 1890, l year experience
min. $4,000
Evening star., 1962-04-15
At
WESCHLER'S, 9O5 E ST. NV.
WEDNESDAY

April 18, 1862 10 AM.
90 walnut exec. desks. 3 metal
exec, desks. 2 secty. desks. ,
metal salesman desks. . SIT. dio,
rector tables. 10 exec; chairs. 8
% open-arm chairs. loveSeats.
) sofas. q two-seater comb. sofa
lamp tables. Burroughs "Sensi-
matte 200" bookkeeping machine.
9 Burroughs Teller" posting
adding machines. Friden calcu-
lator. Speed-o-Print photo COPPER,
3 Royal KMM. Underwood and
IBM Exec" and Oliyetti elec.
typewriters. filing devices. Rex
Rotary 'D2SO" duplicator. . Mel
link &C" single door safes. Mosler
&C" single door safe. type stands.
step end tables, lamps. sand urns,
waste receptacles. pole lamp.
chromos, prints, intercom, chrome
knocked down tellerS counter
partition Formica faced. wall
to-wall CARPET. desk sundries.
fluorescent tubes. new Polaroid
jos" camera. Janitrol gas fired
ceiling heater. etc.
TERMS; I2H IS Cash; q .1,xR Re; MUTIAL n 6lN Sc Sc
iG463. q. s. District Court for
the District Of Maryland. FENTON
L. MARTIN. Receiver. 1904 First
National Bank Building. Bait
more .. Maryland. apl2.15.17
TRUSTEES SALE Of broom cot
tage, electricity, bath. water. on
Isth acre. adjoining Bryce's Hill
side Cottages, Mt. Jackson,
R. F. D., Virginia. on hard sur
face all-weather road. To satisfy
$4,000. Saturday, April 2S, 1862
at 1900 o'clock Noon, in front Of
the Court House. Woodstock, Vir'
ginia, JOHN v. BAUSERMAN
Trustee. Woodstock, Virsinia.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
ASSISTANT
MANAGER

Here is an excellent
opportunity to join
this fast growing,
progressive company.
Unlimited chances for
advancement for the
right man.
Prefer young man
with a college degree,
and some clerical Su-
perviSory experience.
Must be able to super
wise personnel and as
sist in the adminis-
ira tion Of depart
mental policies and
programs.
We offer many work.
ing convenienceS and
liberal company bene-
fits which include paid
pension plan, paid
major medical plan,
and profit sharing.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
OFFICIAL NOTICES

OFFICIAL N0TICE.-RADIO STA.
TON WoOK, l340 kc. l XIV day
United Broadcasting Co., Inc.
licensee. Richard Eaton, Pres.
John Panages, Vice Pres, Mar.
garet Eaton, c.-Treas., Pierre
Eaton. Vice Pres. and Asst. Sec.
Gerald Scher, Asst. Sec. Principal
Stockholder Richard Eaton. The
application of this station fol
a renewal Of its license to operate
this station in the public interest
was rendered for filing with the
Federal Communication Commits.
sion on April Q. 1862. Member,
of the public who desire to brine
to the Commissions attention
facts. concerning the operation
of the station should write tC
the Federal Communications Com.
mission, Washington 25, D. C
not later than May 9, 1862
Letters should set forth in detail
the specific facts which the writer
wishes. the Commission to con-
slider in passing on this appli-
cation. ap14,15,20.2l
Evening star., 1962-04-15
ACCOUNTANT. JR

At least / year college accounting
major. age 20 to 30 for account
ing department of multicorporate
financial organization with parent
office in D. C. Excel. opportunity
for capable person. Generous
benefits. NE. S-3957.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
Guaranty Empl
CLERICAL-OFFICE

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
ON REASONABLE TERMS
WE INVITE COMPARISON
Evening star., 1962-04-15


For international organization. St
$1,000. Oppty. to advance.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. ) i3S Eve NV.
TRAINEES, Arlington
and D. c. areas. Would YOU like
to make a career in the claims
dept. Of one of the large national
insurance companies dealing in
the automobile physical damage
positions are filled on a merit
basis from within the company?
Where your future depends or
your own ability?
PARTICULARS OF THE JOB:
Company car furnished
Good starting salary
3-Rapid merit increases
Excellent employe benefits
b-Vacation with pay
6-Full training program in
the company school
REQUIREMENTS:
Age 26-32, mechanical aptitude
sales personality, no previous ad
iusting experience necessary.
Write giving educational bRckgrount
and summary of previous employ
ment to SERVICE FIRE INSUR'
ANCE CO., 1888 Baltimore ave.
College Park, Md.
ADMIN. ASSTS., college grads
out Of service. These are career
positions. To 2S yrs. old. Will
partially train. S5,5O0, s. days. A
few others. Moderate fees. Nc
cash down. Come in and talk II
WOOD PERSONNEL. sos 18th st.
NV. at H. 1903 SOUTHERN BLDG.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
PROFESSIONAL
TFCHNICAL-MEDICAL

CARPENTER, perm. 81 -
arch, cleo, mech,
structural, survey. sew. high sal.
ELECTRONIC TECHS. - 5000
HEAVY EQUIP. OPPRS. S433 up
ELEC. INSTRUM. MECH. Si33
IDENTIFICATION WRITERS $50
CHEM. LAB, ASST. ---- S3Ou
MACHINISTS .-------> Sou
MAINTENANCE ENGR. ---- Si6i
PHOTO LAB. TECH. -------S 500
PLUMBER Sl..u
SHEET METAL, precision - ~i.i;'
WEI LDERS. combination -----~5ul
SPRAY PAINTER $500
MISCELLANEOUS
ASSEMBLIES. electro mech. $500
ANIMAL ATTENDANT ------ s. ii
BLDG MAINTENANCE -----S $500
SECOND COOK S34G
FIRST COOK ----------- S433
HANDYMAN ----------S2 Ia
LIFE GUARD, summer ----S26u
MEAT CUTTER -------S S3Si
NIGHT MAINTENANCE -----S S234
ROD AND CHAIN --------S26u
SHORT ORDER COOK --- S3l .
SWIM. POOL MGR, summer S32i
SERV. STA. ATTENDANT ---S26O
SECURITY GUARD S239
TIRE CHANGER .---------S S260
TRAINEE, air cond. --------S2lG
NIGHT WATCHMAN ---- S"lt
WAREHOUSE CLERK ------S S..Sl
LUMBER YARD MAN ---- S2Gu
G11ar9ntV Fmnl
Evening star., 1962-04-15
HELP MEN
lCONTlNUEDl
ACCOUNTANT

3 yrs. or more exper. public ac-
counting, fee neg. 70 $4,000.
H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 63g Wash. Bldg
10th and N. Y. ave. NV. ST. 3-9I42
-- 500
OFFICE CLERK, h.s.g. -- S55-S65
YOUNG MAN, 1925 - S6U-S1u
TELLER TRAINEE 6O-S65
CRAFTSMAN, > Yrs. eXper. $40
Evening star., 1962-04-15
INSTANTANEOUS
Guaranty EnDl.
AUDITOR, JR.

a58 N. Monroe St., Arl.. JA. 5-55:
lul N. Alfred St, Alex, XII. 9-31
Evening star., 1962-04-15
PERSONAL

ABSOLUTELY THE ORIGINAL AR
TIM g. CONSUELO Dance Club
1-hour lesson, 81. Pay as YOU go.
NO CONTRACT. 1747 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1962-04-15

4 For international organization. St
| S5,7O0. Oppty to advance.
Evening star., 1962-04-15

E. T. NEWELL & CO.. INC.
Auctioneers.
120-26 w. North Avenue
Plaza 2-35S0 Baltimore /, Nd
ap1500o9
Evening star., 1962-04-15

PEG GREENW4Y AGENCY
1920 New York Ave. NV.
u. 7-l6S7. Suite 719. DI. 7-g467
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04
Tips to Viewers

Continued from Pose
terest here will be in the size of
RockefellerS majority.
. In Michigan, Gov John B. Swain
son is facing a stiff battle from
George Romney.
Other races of particular interest:
Pennsylvania, where gubernatorial
candidates William Scranton (R)
and Richardson Dilworth CD hold
the stage center.
. Massachusetts,, and the battle of
the scions-Edward M. CTedD Ken
nedy VS.. George Cabot Lodge, for
the Senate.
Q Connecticut, spotlighting former
HEW Secretary Abraham Ribicoff
and Horace Seely-Brown, for the
Senate.
Q Illinois, where Republican Mino-
rity Leader Senator Everett Dirksen
is being challenged by Sidney Yates.
There are other races of interest,
of course, including a number in
The Sunday Stur TV Magazine, v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04
CHARTER BOARD
County Commissioner
County Commissioner
Project Marlboro
NNa"tI Vo11'''NSF'
Dudley II. Smith
Joseph r. Lilly
7. Earle Bourne
Merrill Harrison
Carlton Beail


Eectng 10 Representatives capitalized Initials
3hhuH0 tR tD holding
close odays Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04

/. THOMAS N. DOWNING 10y unopposed
2. PORTER HARDY 10y VS.. Louis 8. Fine (R)
3. J. VAUGHAN GARY 10y VS.. Louis H. Williams (R),
Alfred 7. Dudley (D
4. WATKINS N. ABBITT (Dl unopposed
S. WILLIAM 7. TUCK 10y unopposed
6. RICHARD H. PoFF tN vs.. John p Wheeler 10y,
J. g. Brayman (D
T. John o. Marsh, IT, 10y VS.. J. Kenneth Robinson tR)
VIRGINIA also will vote on three proposed
ARLINGTON COUNTY is eIecting on
LEO URBANSKE, j.. CABc) Allen II. Harrison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04

g. U) HOWARD W. SMITH 10Y unopposed
9. W. PAT JENNINGS 10Y VS.. Leon Owens Q0
TO- (B) JOEL 7. BR0YHlLL (R) VS.. Augustus c. John
son D)
tN Includes Loudoun Prince William, SpotsylVana,
cupeper FauquieT, Charlottesville and Fredericks-
burg. (B) Consists Of Arlington, Fairfax County,
Fairfax City, Alexandra and Falls Church.
constitutional amendments
County Board member Candidates are:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04
Project Marlboro

Walter H. Maloney, lT.
Paul B. Garbelman
Samuel W. H. Meloy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04
Virginia

further details.
Dist. Candidates
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-01
Service As You Need It!

Residents of this area can boast of some
fine public services and utilities.
On top of the list of those serving your
community is the fire department. In the
area this newspaper services is a recently
built fire station.
This addition to the neighborhood is to
give faster service and quick service is the
motto of the good fire department serving
you.
1t stands to reason that no one ever
makes an appointment with the firefighters.
When they receive call, someone needs
help at once.
Sometimes folks in the community have
need for other kinds of service. Often it is
something which, like fire, requires i'm
mediate attention; other times it is not quite
so urgent
Nevertheless, whatever the need, a local
craftsman or merchant stands ready to pro-
vide quick, dependable service.
Keep this in mind when something
urgent or not-so-urgent is needed. Look
first to local stores and business places
where you will find variety Of products
and services offered by your neighbors who
are most anxious to serve you efficiently
and quickly.
BUY IN YOUR COMMUNITY!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-01
YM-YW to Dedicate
Pool and Gymnasium

follows the formal dedication
at 4 p. m.
A week of festivities anc
events follow Sundays cere-
mony. Monday evening, March
18th at $50 p. m. the IWCA
Annual Dinner will be held
Mrs. A. o. Wiley. Membership
Chairman, is directing the
event and the theme for the
occasion The Challenge to the
YWCA in East Cleveland"
Luncheon Tuesday
Tuesday, March 18th at l.
noon there will be a Service
Club luncheon at which time
East Cleveland Service Clubs
will bes hown the new pool and
gym. Stanley Webster is chair
man. Tuesday night is mems
activity night and starting time
is 8 p. m. The evening will be
devoted to use Of the new faci-
ities. Bob Wiener is chairman.
Wednesday. March 14th at
2 p. m. there will be an Open
House and reception for women
of the community TO introduce
them to the expanded program
available and to show the pool
and gym. AT 4 p. m. the same
afternoon, March 14th, there
will be a Teachers Open House
and Reception. Mrs. Irving
Schreck is Chairman.
Thursday, March 18th the
the East Cleveland Community
Council will hold civic dinner
at $50 p. nj. and program al
1880 p. m. Kenneth Vermillior
is Chairman.
A Junior Hi Canteen Party
will be held Friday at 1880 pm
Recreation will be part of the
evenings fun along with dane
ing Mrs. David Hallier is
Chairman.
Saturday, March 18th, there
will be an all day recreation
program for elementary school
children.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-01
Lions Sponsor
Large Monte
Carlo Party

The Lions Club is bringing
Monte Carlo to East Cleveland.
Tomorrow at Owens Plantation.
the club will present its ver-
sion of fabulous Monte Carlo.
The evening will start with
dinner, after which the guests
will ad djourn TO the game room
for full evening of fun.
There will be a generous
number of door prizes TO help
make the evening more enjoy
able. The ticket for the dinner
covers the evenings expense.
Proceeds of the affair will go
into the welfare fund of the
club. This money is used for
eye research, for providing
glasses for the needy and for
supporting various forms of
welfare work here and in 9TH
err countries served by Lions
clubs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-01
Stamp Club
Meeting Set

East Cleveland Philatelic So
ciety will hold it's regular club
meeting Thursday, March Sth
at the East Cleveland YMCA
Lee at Euclid ave.
Discussion and business will
pertain to the clubs 8th annual
stamp show to be held Sat
urday and Sunday, April 28th
and 29th.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The Junior stamp and coin
club will meet at East Cleveland
YMCA Saturday, March 10th
at / p. m. All Juniors are in
vited to this meeting.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-01
Additions for Musical

East Clevelanders will have
chance to addition for a local
amateur theater groups pre-
sentation of Anything Goes
this Sunday from 3 to 6 p. m
and Tuesday from 8 until 1C
p. m. at Fenway Hall Hotel,
1886 East 10th st.
The musicale is scheduled
for June Sth and 9th at Kirk
Auditorium.
The group conducting the
tryouts is Musical Productions,
Inc, an organization that has
been in existence for five years
and is seeking East Cleveland
talent.
In the past the group has had
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-01
Commissioners
Okay Wait
Walk Lights

Finally. After many months
Of deliberation and planning,
East Cleveland is destined to
get its first walk" and wait"
traffic signals.
City commissioners gave the
police department the go-ahead
to install the devices at the
corner of Superior and Euclid
aves. Installation is expected to
be completed by June.
In recommending the lights
TO the commissioners Tuesday
night, Finance Director G. T.
Apthorp admitted that statisti-
cally, it was hard TO prove that
they were needed.
"At the intersection" he ex-
piained, I'VE average only about
one accident per year"
However, it was pointed out
by Police Chief H. S. Weaver
that there were plenty of near
misses"
Weaver said the lights would
be additional precautions to pre-
serve a good pedestrian record.
The cost of installing the
lights was estimated at S5 ,000
with an annual maintenance
expense Of $3.50. A total Of II
lights is contemplated at the in
tersection.
East Cleveland is noted for its
traffic safety, particularly in
the pedestrian field. The city
has collected q major awards
in traffic safety.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-01
FOP Holds
Installation
Saturday

Ohio Attorney General, Mark
McElroy will be special guest
speaker at the Silver Anniver-
sary installation dinner dance of
East Cleveland Lodge 80, Fra
ternal Order of Police, Satur-
day. The event will be held at
the Rainbow Room of the Pick
Carter Hotel.
Toastmaster will be charter
member and past president, ),
Chief H. S. Buck Weaver.
Following the dinner there
will be dancing to Bob Fraser S
Orchestra from 9 pm. till am
Deadline for procuring tick
cts is tomorrow.