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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

Shore-East 225th office, taking
the place of Sylvester Hoag,
who recently died.
To replace Spies at Euclid
Windermere, J. A. Bregar. as
sistant manager there, has
been promoted to manager
Charles Kleinfeld, chief clerk
at Nela Park sffice, will be
3regar's assistan. manager at
Euclid -Windermere.
Spies has been with the bank
36 years. He served as manager
at Euclid -Windermere since
1858; he had previously been
assistant manager at Lake
Shore-225.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Guild Plans Vanity Lunch

The public is invited and
reservations must be made.
Child care is planned for chill
dren three years and older. .
Reservations may he made
by calling Mrs. Jackie Tartaglia
at PO. 1-3059.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

He hit total of 80 points, 19I
coming in the first half, and
gathered in % rebounds. Both
marks were career highs for
Jim. He received able support
from Tim Shoda, who grabbed
nine rebounds and played a fine
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Kiwunis Meets

prescriptions, Progress or
Politics" is the subject of talk
which Richard VI. Follansbee
will give before the East Cleve-
land kiwanis Club next Monday
noon in the East Cleveland
YMCA. Follansbee is a profes-
sional service representative
of the Ames Company.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Local Student Places
In Regional Contest

Almond Spikell, a junior at
Shaw High School, won second
place in humorous defamation
over approximately a hundred
other contestants at Cathedral
Latin's Knights of Columbus
Speech Tournament.
This past Saturday was Ar
mond's second tournament
award in the past two weeks,
having placed second in the
Fourth Annual William B. Pilot
Memorial Speech Tournament,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

held at Valley Forge High
School in Parma, Jan. 10Th.
The William B. Pilot Mem
orial Speech Tournament is
one of Ohio's largest tourna-
ments. Students who participate
come from New York and Penn
sylvania as we'll as Ohio.
Almond is student in the
English classes taught by Mrs.
Barbara Beesley. The speech
activity program is sponsored
by Mrs. Georgia Greaney.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

Unlike similar ordinance
now in effect in Cleveland, the
East Cleveland gislation does
not include provision calling
for mandatory announcement
on radio, television or through
the news paper when an emer-
gency is declared.
Should Make Effort
1t does state, however, that
the city manager or police chief
shall make a reasonable effort
to announce the existence Of the
emergency by the local news
media.
But in no uncertain terms,
the legislation states "owners
and operators Of motor vehicles
shall have the responsibility to
determine existing weather con-
emergency parking regulations
when the emergency exist"
In commenting on the stiff
law, City Manager G. t. APP
thorp stated streets where
parking would be banned in
clude main thoroughfares under
the existing traffic ordinance
and other streets where the
traffic motor count has been
5000 and up per day.
List Streets
During the period of the
emergency, the all parking will
be banned on the following
East Cleveland streets:
Belvoir blvd. from the north
erly city limits to the easternly
city limits.
Colt ave-, from Euclid ave.
" NOOON III ave.
Coventry rd., from Superior
rd. to the southerly city limit.
East 152nd ST., from Colt ave.
to the northerly city limits.
Eddy rd., from Euclid ave. to
the northerly city limits.
Elderwood ave, from Taylor
rd. to Colt ave.
Emily ST., from Superior ave.
to Eddy I'd.
Euclid ave. from the souther-
ly city limits to the northeaster-
ly city limits.
Fay St, from Euclid ave. to
Emily st.
Forest Hill ave, from SUPERB
or rd. to the southerly city
limits. Forest Hills blvd, from
Euclid ave. to the easterly
city limits.
Hayden ave, from Superior
ave. to Woodwork ave.
Hillsboro rd., from Euclid
ave. to Belvoir blvd.
Ivanhoe rd., from Euclid
ave. to the northwesterly city
limits.
Lakeview ave, from Euclid
ave. to the westerly city limits.
Lee blvd, from Euclid ave.
to the southerly city limits.
Noble rd., from East 152nd
st. to the southerly city limits.
Northvale blvd, from For
est Hills blvd. to the easterly
city limits.
Phillips ST., from the westerly
city limits to Hayden ave.
Phillips st. Extension, from
Rozelle ave to Hayden ave.
Shaw ave-, from Euclid ave.
to the westerly city limits.
Superior ave, from Euclid
ave. to the westerly city limits.
Superior rd., from Euclid ave.
to the easterly city limits.
Taylor rd., from Elderwood
ave. to the easterly city limits.
Terrace rd., from Noble I'd.
to Superior rd.
Woodwork ave, from East
l52nd st to st. Clair ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Bank Names
New Managers

E. D. Spies, formerly mana
ger of the Euclid -Windermere
y branch of The Cleveland Trust
Company, has been promoted
to the banks larger Lake
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Legislation Calls for Parking
Ban When Flakes Hit a Inches
Within Twenty-Four Hour Period

East Clevelands Snow Ordinance was passed by
City Commissioners Tuesday night and is in
effect The law calls for the banning of parked cars
on many local streets when snow fall during any
period of "a hours or less, is four inches or more.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
CALL NEWS
to
GL. l-43S3
Community Council Plans
Inter-RaciaI Discussion
l4.8S0 Circulation
Guuunieed
BY Ruth KlimOwski

"We're privileged to be living in community
that is making history The eyes of the whole country
are upon us as one of the first suburban to
have the opportunity to make of interracial
living" Andrew J. White minister of Calvary
Evening star., 1963-02-03
CAIRO HOTEL

Rooms w with y ~; Prom q SIS week
1913 Que b. NV. no. 2.aiO1
CATHEDRAL AVE, e7is mr.. Shore
ham-2nd flr. front. pleasant IN !,
mature lazy; hu. J-70ee.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
fSAAiYtAuteRN
(coNriNUtp)

FURN., Tv. RgFGRs. and wringei
washers, Good condition. TOT
prices. Ii. 4-lO33.
HEARING AID, used, 4 transistor
for missionary. Call RA. 6-3Sys.
OFFICE FURN. wanted - Desks
ehrs., file cabs. etc, fast service
top dollar. JE. a-2022.
OLD FASHIONED picture frames
clocks, furn.. shina, glass, guns
silver, etc. CASH. OIL, 6-7O3f.
PIANO WANTED-Genuine buyer
lmmed, cash payment. MRS. EN.
MS, 76S-27OJ.
PIANOS WANTED. Cash paid fol
spinet, console or apt, upriEht
CAL g4e-Ol32' or HA. 2.2i5I.
PIANOS. All srfLLA
NA PAR hlGhCST CASH PRlCLS
Car nay or NishL Ju a-3,sgH
WANTED-lO-in bench saw, 9 OF
; inch Jointer, band saw, lb ol
lS inch size. 534-SOsS day,
time, 532-576O ewes.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
ENGIsH SETTER
Beautiful 5,Month.old Puppy
HALIEAN KENNEI.s 8

GREAT DANE PUPPIEs, Black,
AkC' male and female, 2 end 4
mos. CIR. J-6le7.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
LUXURIOUS ITALIAN PROV.
BEDRM. SUITE
..yaIue upto $S5

$-Ds seet. ssS Nv D6S, 9ss' s$S s$S
Console nv. SIS. Pans. DOsii; sio and and
$50. Puritron double, $50. Dining
table, SIS. 9xl2 rug, SO. Csbi-
nets, SIS and SO. Refgr with
cfoss-top freezer. Elwood enlarg-
er, SKI. two lenses. SIS. Console
contact printer, S25. Marvel en-
larger, Sis. Some oil paintings.
Many other articles. Not q dealer.
Evening star., 1963-02-03

WIN oeiVsr' Ii. o-ioZ1' DEhLIN
WASHING MACHINE. FriGidairs
Can yes. ). .s.S .,S; sss ssy, e O;,t "a offer
Pr. acTTt Y''co' i"o NJ l. !
wELDERs, Lincoln, new isO.amp
SUPPLY CO. inc. 1921 l5th ave
ne. sP. 3-b3O0.
wELDIN0 OUTFITS, aestylsns. nsv
torches With tips. SIS. Also cut.
ting. veldine. J. II. otcHREn
ssIa " AZ NV, w. 5.63iS.
wHEELCHAIR. foidins model. duaI
brakes. folding foot rest. mstal
SIDE panels, plastic seat and baek
Excel. rond Phone 30. e.7b0d
evenings or week ends.
Evening star., 1963-02-03

FURNITURE-selling in its entiret!
rm. Couple transferred out OF area m
rented furn. for short time. Con.
slsts OF bedrm. suite, sofa.
chairs, picture. din. table, 4 chairs
also 2l-in; TV. Contact Mrs
Gross, Real Estate Div, Mario.
Warehouse outlet. DI. 7-SIOO, e0i
9TH st. NV. SUNDAY ~ TO 8
Monday to o. Customer parking.
FURNITURE - Complete penthouse
Exsmpies; $3.50 As5ihs'Os sOis' sso! t0SfIs SIZE
teak coffee table, S25. Seen by
appt. wkdAys., 9-5. FE. $3.50 oi
FE. S-SS71, after 5 pm. and Sat
Sun. 924-4bO4.
Evening star., 1963-02-03

SILVER, Kirk Rose. ~ pieces, like
RossLYN LOAN 90. IA. s-4a9f
SINGER, electric portable. For sal,
cheap. FE. 7-92sl.
SINK with cabinet, refrg., wash.
ing mach, fire extings., elec. heat
er, toilet set, AID. 4-70b2.
SINKS
New single and double (damARed)
81 p5. White, colors. Terrific barR
BLOCKS, WA, T-55O1, IA. S-S7Ud
SLEEP CHAIR, convertible into sci
bed, charcoal gray wIEold thread,
GOOD eond., sl2. OIL. 2-72Os.
SLIDE PROJECT, 40 3Smm with
trays. IKE new, $50. Call 1872
SOFA, convertible, nylon, turquoise
Like new. 500. Evenings. s04
STAMP CoLLECTION-old Amer.
can collections, $40. $50, ST.
Other miscel. HE. 4-7I3S,
STAMPS, U, s. collection from
1891 mostly unused $3.50. Br. Col
mint and used In stk. bk. cat
approx; 5000. Net $l2O. U. 8 and
for mint and used in Stk. bkS
SD to $40; U, 8. 10th century
covers .5c-S25. OIL. e-79a5.
STEEL SHELVING. used, 81 unit
J, H. dicHNER, 2bl5 N st. NV
STERko. Y. NJ, stereo, 40 watt,
amp. with pre- amps, record
eeh1nger. speakers. $500. UN. 4.
-
AM-FM radio, osrraTd eSanSer iTMsU,r
Hicks Pc fE, s.Iie99SS. pm" MF
STEREO SPEAKER SYSTEM, lie,
Catenoid Sl7b, Lee Fantasia,
SlGQ. Phone 337-6s2O or S37-
STERE0,. Westinghouse port. a
mos, old Det. spks. w/ext. cords.
Reas. P27-SOl7 after $50 pm.
STORE FIXTUREs-Flat counters,
burglar detector mirrors, cash
register, counter glass. AP. 7-63S5.
STORE FIXTURES, complete out.
ny ior . and lOe stores: Counters,
6reetins card racks and reeisters,
9O5 9Th st Sc, Ii. 6-7i36.
STROLL-O-CHAIR, complete unit, !
yrs. OLD. Good as new. (turuuoisel
S75. CIR. 3-62S5.
SURVEYORS wye level 3Sx72
drafting table, drafting machine,
lb-mm. protector and other items.
CL. 6-75s7.
TAPE RECORDER. Monaural RcA
, TR-3. remote controlled and 5
pre-reeorded 7-in, tapes incl. sac.
D27-6Ol7 after $3.50 pm.
TAPE RECORDER. VIM. sTEREo.
seldom used. extra tapes, reels,
excel. tone, cost $500, must sell
slO0 or best offer. LA. 6-2345.
TAPE RECORDERS (D-Terrific
bargains. Sac new, less than
half price. $2O-$lOO. so. 5-2796.
TAPE RECORDERS = Pentron de
luxe, $50. Revere, S35, Wilcox
Gay, nds. adjst.. $50. wo. 6-O2s5.
TIRES. truck. used. Prom Ss.o5.
pacts. CITY TIRE CO. DE. 2-Si37.
TIRES, slightly used, passenger
and truck high treads. All sizes,
STANDARD TIRE 4 BATTERY
CO. 10th and H ne.
TIRES, large selection Of sound
used tires from 81 to $40. Quar-
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE
1913 22nd ST. NV. DE. 2-570O
Tv. 2i", blond cabinet, has excel.
picture $7b. Could deliver. LU. T.
TY, 2l-inch Admiral console, S65.
Also, 17-inch RCA console, e45.
Both In excel. cond. 042-15.6.
Tv, 10-in, Du Mont, mahogany cab
met with phono. Jack and I'm
radio, $50. Call ia. 5-l346.
Tv, IL" Westinghouse, mahos. tbl.
mod Just over-hAuled, S35. Also
l6@ TV for sl9. Lo. b.27e5.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
REFRIGERATORS
SIT UP
ouAranteed-Dellyery Included
BLOCKS

DGONh .
55s$ss bi.dinsSurs sts HsS nd. %SE. s.s5SI ss.s5Si
OPEN THURS. kI0HT TIL $3.50
RIFLE, new, Winchester, Model 40.
Cal. 5000 with SCOPE. LU. l-722e
RooF COATING, asbestos, b-sal.
1870 Wilson blvd Cnr' Key
Bridgsl IA. 4-l234. RucKER
ROPE. nylon, 4 se ~ othsr ropes
NJ 81. NV. FE. 3-o345.
RoIIssERE-An attaehments. nev
$500. Delivered. AID, l.saG1
rGs srs:n bst sIfsn shn,s and pssS'rri ts:.s II.
tafieta Round alaas-top coffee
table, wo. B-:Ig0s,
RUO, belize. embossed nylon, pxil.
ilsal psd, $50. FE s.aSiG
RUGS = MaEnlflesnt handvovsn
psrsinn collection, Pu, home
biis%s.. LssvihS Cali Mondiy. IA.
HHAA MNb NNNNEh NEAEs Dfhus
tlfm collection over 300 asts, u A.
cities and other countries. Hlghsat
offer. RA. 3-b74O.
SAW, 10" Craftsman, i.h.p. motor,
stand, extraa, $3.50. Jigsav, ~"
Craftsman, stand $50 carbins.
NIL. ealiber 80. f6b, IA. e-O436.
sANOPm0NE, sslmar G.. no mouth.
piece, excel. for student or with
plano. sl2s, LU, 2.73Da.
sIRyIcE sIATloN EQUIPMENT
for sale. cieafette machine, bat.
terry charger, armatufe lathe.
lacks, etc. Call FEROfE. sun.
fti 1873, Nkdys., b34.8iif.
SEW MACHs, rsposs, Singer port
With ElE-xAE att. tin.nS bal due
VIII dell day or nlghL RA, 3.Bisi.
sEw. MAcHs.-Bsaut. Singer con.
sole, DIX. vd Iis.SAE attach
Take w pymts, 1878 mo bal
$50 * 3-oss6 day, eyes Pre-,
home demo.
SWING MACHINE. slse portable
NO 7slbe0,
Evening star., 1963-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ABBOTT a LANDON--EM. a.ss77
FURNITURE BoUollT
ACCESSORIES AND FURNITURE
wanted for store Best prices, We
pick 10, IA. 7-s307.
ANTIQUES
DO not cell your valuable antiaus
china, glats, furniture, etc before
ealllng WAITER REED ANTioUE
$3.50 oEoROfA AVE. NV
AND oLNtY, ND. loa. Ave. Ext)
WA. f-f02f Tu. 2.2727
ANTIQUE diamonds or gold Jevslry
on any description. cash paid
ERNEsT BURK. 6is 18Th II. nv.
APPRAISER Diamonds. Eold. pearl
and fine jewelry. qualified sN.
peflenes. Also buy diamonds. eold
Estate and court appraikait our
specially, ~ appointment. NJ Al.
if4i or RE, 7.2O7b,
AQuARlUMs WANTED. prsisrabiy
iOO-Rai tanks. Call II 6.i652.
BTDROOM, dininG rm., contents oi
home. Cash We 90 MOVING, ttor.
Ass. reasonable rates. IA. n-enl7
BILLIARD TABLE and equipment
fun sire. VIII nay goOd eaah
price No dealers, III s-ls7s.
BOOKs BOUGHT - AM quantity
ALBION nook SHOP. TSs IAN
a. nv ST 3-88ae
Evening star., 1963-02-03

SILVER, Kirk Rose. "a pieces, iik,
RossLYN LOAN 90, ia. s-4a9i
SINGER, electric portable. For sal,
cheap, FE. 7-92Si.
SINK with cabinet, refrg., wash.
ing mach, fire extings., elec. heat
er, toilet set. AID. 4-70b2.
Evening star., 1963-02-03

HI-FI 2 Patrician zoos. Ampex
a34, . AK0 D-20 mikes, New
cond. Make offer. JU. 7-6bss.
HI-FI, Motorola, Q yrs. old. $50,
Call ia. 9-6761 or see at 1900
Arkansas ave. NV.
HI FI-Piiot FIN tuner, $50. s.
tubes, SIS cash. no checks. wo,
Evening star., 1963-02-03

AID. 4-50l1, Apt. 400.
FURN.-contents Of home Just sole
incl. liv. rm., bedrms., rec. rm.
mirrors, bookcases. VIII. 2-3lg4
200. 9-pc. iSth-century
din. rm.. suite, seats IL, Price
5000. Call LA. O-4ti(lB.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
KTTCHEN CARTNETS

KITCHEN UNITS - Comb. stove
sink. refgr. 2Sh" wide, Al cond
BLOCKS. i746 Lee hwy, IA. s.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
FURN.-5-piece bedrm. get, $50;
nah. %shcE ,9s Si's.frG9t, !. "a S1SSSs;s love

FURN.-5-piece bedrm. set, $50
mahoR. breakfront, SIS; 2 love.
seats, S35 ea. OIL. 6-09s4.
lFURN. = Dinette set, lamps, enc
tables and coffee table. Guardian
cookWare. 10. 2-2455.
FURN. - French crystal, l-dozen
$50. exquisite. Freezer, dE l3-eu
H.. excel. cond., S135. lounginl
chair, upholstered in Oriental
print, $50, 5-paneled Oriental
screens. sac. Large pair magnifi.
cent antique Italian marble urr
lamps. mix master, brie-a-brac
paintings, porch furn. Admira)
TV, Japanese sewing machine
console, etc. 354-40f6.
FEBN:Issd Ebl 3.JeiI SBs' SSAssst .oS Si-ri'er' etc
FURN.-contents Of home Just solo
mirrors, bookcases. wiz. 2-3iG4
FURN.-Sl. 200. 9-pc. iSth-century
din. rm,. suite, seats IL. Price
5000. Call LA. $4,000.
FURN.-coftee table, corner table
step table. blond formica tops
Paid $3.50, sell $50. Like new
TU. 2,S6l1.
FURN. : Unclaimed. French Pro-
ylncial Sl40, Duncan Phyfe Sl2O,
$50, Victorian sofa $50, wing chair
lge. 500, French Provincial chair
$50, These pieces are newly up
holstered, good workmanship, 3-yr
guar. Many interesting items. Easy
terms. No carrying charge 30 days.
HOFFMANN'S
2447 18th st. NV. co, 5-iOSo
FURN. : Complete 6-pc. iiy, rm,
suite. 2 table lamps. ! floor lamp,
Speed Queen ironer. ia. 9-l564
FURN.-S.piece dining room set,
good condition. SOS. 966-0l62.
FURN.-Beautiful leather-top ma
hog. tables, excel. eond., leather
chairs, sofa, misc. pieces. Reason
able. JU S-609S.
FURN. = 7-piece mahog, bedrm.
suite, white Lawson sofa, arm
chair, turquoise, . leather top
matching tables. Cali between IT,
8. JU. 5-D7b1.
FURN., washer, dryer. refrig.. Phil
gas range. 3-pc. ly. rm. 5-pc.
kit. 500 all. PL. 9-25S3.
FURN.--sofa bed, new cond., 500.
Dinette set. $25. Newcomb II
amplifier and preamp., $40.
Speaker system In cabinet, Sl2.
1000 Mass ave. NV, Apt. 42l.
FURN.-Drum table, hanback, chair,
table lamp, painted pictures. misc.
items. JU. 5-45b2.
FURN.-Green lounge chr, SIS.
Occasional chr, Sl2. RA. g.
1851.
FURN.-Baby crib, matching chest.
$50. Playpen, So. Stroller, bottle
steriliZer, etc. 520-S4S2.
FURN.-Moving. will sac. OCCASION
al chairs, lamps. elec. fan. heater,
steel clothes cabinets. etc. 1885
missouri ave. NV, Apt. los.
GARAGE DOOR, commercial size
S45, Residential SKI new show
model may be seen working, Make
offer. bSS-4B50.
GAS RANGES (2), 36". Also Q
REFRIGERATORS. g. Gu. : IT.
Serve, and s-cu.-ft. Kelvinator.
5s9.5679.
GOLF CLUBS, left hand ~ 3-wood
and 3, 3, z. Q irons and putter.
Seand Blue Ridge. ST. 3-3l53.
GUITAR, KAY. elect. with ampli-
fier and case. New, never used
Orig 500 %. sell Sb3, TIE. B-RHlN
Evening star., 1963-02-03

FURN.-coftee table, corner table,
step table. blond iormica tops
Paid $3.50. sell $50. Like new
Evening star., 1963-02-03

X. P, PANELING. Pickwick regular
ia. 4.1asi. RucKER EtMBER.
LATHE, Logan, 10 In, quick change,
floor stand, compl. equip, with
collets and chucks. JU. 5-@297,
Evening star., 1963-02-03
Does, PETS, EIC.

ACARAs TO zEBRAs, hlthy, trop
fish, plants, live food, Eauipt. butt
repd. Puppy spec, Axe, Pek.. box.
ers, collies, toy cross bulldog. iol
terriers, Dalmatian, Baby monks
parrots Inches. cAnaries, para.
keets, small owl, reptiles, mice
HYATTsvILIuEan uanfs Pet D'!' !S'ia,' '1sSiti sSiti.
mere ave, UN. I-3J1g. Larsesl
fish and pet store In Washington
area, Open sunday, l TO s, week.
days 10 to 4. Visitors welcome
Evening star., 1963-02-03
HOFFMANN'S

2447 18th st. NV. CO, 5-l0H"
FURN. Complete 6-pc. liV, rm,
suite, 2 table lamps. / floor lamp,
Speed Queen ironer. ia. 9-1564
FURN.-S-piece dining room set,
good condition. sos. 966-OlB2.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
CONTINUED

ELECTR0NIC uipm I. test
equipment, meters, dotbAr gener.
ators. etc. Call CL. 6-6222.
ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT, stereo
hi-n group, consisting Of: Thor
ems turnable. 3-speed; / Gray oil
immersed arm VICE head;
Heath W5W 25-watt ampliflier;
Heath WAP2 preamps: . Heath
Ssl full-range speakers. Price for
entire group, $3.50. Also, / Hal
5000; Gonset vHF receiver, il2-
l32 me-, $50; / Ampex $50 tape
recorder stereo. 5000. Call 451-
Evening star., 1963-02-03
FENCE CHAIN LINK

Preseason sale IL ga. 42g high,
g0c per IT. Installed. Ali posts in
concrete. 1 standard gate free
with order OF 100 II, or more.
Also wood. Terms available.
ALCO FENCES JU. b-22e5
Evening star., 1963-02-03

o497 18th st. NV. co, 5-1O56
INTER COM SYSTEM, Dukane a
master Spkrs., orig. value over
$500. sell $3.50 or reas, offer
RS4-7lSS,
Evening star., 1963-02-03
BELLEVUE HOTEL
$50 ROOMS

cAYETERIA ON PRiMisrs
Dfsal's figs s.ss: s;S':2sifs .Ss T. 9n LI%i:: ssss:
Mr. souRKE mar. NE. Y.osc6.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
HOFFMANN'S

HOSPITAL BEDS t2A, SEQ each
4 wheelchairs, S5 ca. Bed trays.
Evening star., 1963-02-03

FURN. = Unclaimed. French Pro-
ylncial S140, Duncan Phyfe Si2O,
Chippendale Slu0, Lawson sofa
$50, Victorian sofa $50, wing chair
lge, 500, French Provincial chair
500, These pieces are newly up
guar. Many interesting items. Easy
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Mrs. Arthur Goldberg, Wife of the Supreme
Court Justice and former Secretary of Labor,
has OItten book, to be published this
spring, which she describes as ''Gn attempt
to convey some inSights into the creative
process which is applicable to both the arts
and the living of everyday ife." This article
is based on part of the book. The COLdbergs,
UhO hGUe lived in Washington II years, haze
tsOO children: Robert, senior at amherst
College, and Barbara, a graduate of Ober-
lin College and the University Of Chicago,
Where she received masters degree in
social WOrk. Both children attended Alice
Deal Junior High School and Woodrow
Wilson High School here.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
BY DOROTHY GOLDBERG

nNE GREAT traditional role of wom-
" en- has sprung from an instructive
concern for the suffering of others. It
used to be that women volunteered to
help the poor and the sick in person. But
now there is usually little more we can
do than raise funds for others who are
professionals to do that work We seem to
be forced more and more into life of
abstraction.
The professionals, however, are so
overburdened they cannot begin to help
the people they are hired to help. Until
the public becomes aroused and shows it
will 60 so far as to volunteer its own serv-
ices to help solve problems on the bot
tom levels-in the neighborhOOds and
schools money is not likely to come from
government. The community first must
help itself.
The image of the volunteer unfortu-
nately is that of an orchid pinned do
gOOder minding somebody else's busi-
ness. Because of this, thousands of wom-
en- drop their community activities after
their children leave school. These are
women who previously volunteered for
the PTA, Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Girl
Scouts, Mothers March on Polio, UGF,
disease eradication programs, Temple
Sisterhoods and church auxiliaries.
One problem crying for their help is
that of the school drop outs. Every year,
one million young people drop out of
high school without graduating.
The drops outs are a threat to our
free society. They add to a mass of un-
educated, unreasoning, illiterate people
who become susceptible to the presSures
of mob violence, gangSterism and dema-
goguery either of the left or the right. Re-
peated Illustration in learning makes
juvenile delinquents who turn into adult
criminals. And it is not only the low los
who drop out; the high los drop out, too.
The terrible pity of it is that this
waste can be prevented = if we can give a
little of ourselves to helping another's
child in another school in another neigh
borhoOd. If growing criminality strikes
at our own children, our own homes, our
own property, our own street, in our own
neighborhood, our loss and grief will be
doubled for knowing that little effort on
our part might have prevented 1t.
A democracy grows sick and is threat
ened when people feel helpless or do not
care, or cease to believe in their own ca.