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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
New Basketball
Series Planned
For 5th-6th Boys

The East Cleveland Board of
Education is sponsoring a Satur-
day morning basketball program
for all 5th and 9Th grade boys
(from last semester-new 5B's
omitted). This program will start
February 5th and run through
March 28th from 900 a. m. to
11:00 a. m. at the new Shaw Field
House.
There will be instruction on
fundamentals, rules, and game con-
ditions with some inter-schOol
games later in the program. Super
visors include Grant Kibbel, Shaw
varsity coach; Mel Skinner, Shaw
J.V. coach; Louis Chulick, Kirk
coach, and Tom Meinhardt, elemen-
tary boys gym instructor.
In order to be eligible for this
program, boys must have printed
invitation signed by their parents.
These invitations have been distri-
buted to the schools, but anyone
who has not received one may OBJ
tain it by contracting Tom Mein-
hardt or by producing a written
note of permission from a parent
on Saturday morning.
Any student who has taken out
the school student insurance will
be covered for any injuries suf-
fered during the eight-week pro-
gram.
Admission is free, but students
must furnish own gym outfit and
towel.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
He Must Have Been
A Long Long Way Off

Police and Hewitt Chevrolet are
still waiting-and searching-for
the unidentified man charged on
the police report with larceny by
trick" The man walked into the
company's used car lot on Euclid
ave. and told the attendant he
would like to take out the Ply
mouth convertible on which he had
paid a deposit in a purchase. The
attendant placed the plates on the
auto, handed the fellow the keys,
and the "new owner" drove off.
A few hours later the man tele-
phoned, saying he would be back
soon. To date he has not put in
an appearance.
A description of both man and
car have been nationally broad
cast.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
East Side Freeway
Program Is Talk
ByCountyEngineer

Transportation is one of the
major problems of older cities and
rapidly growing communities.
Transportation as offered through
today's freeways will be the topic
to which members of the East
Cleveland Community Council will
lend a listening ear Thursday,
February 10th. The speaker will
- h'"~~t Porter, Cuyahoga Coun
ty engineer.
-.- .-....ing opens with a din
ner at $50 in Shaw Cafeteria, and
for which reservations must be in
to Mrs. Robert Townsend by Tues
day. The program follows in the
Cardinals Nest adjoining the
cafeteria.
Visitors are welcome to both
dinner and program, or may come
in for the program only at 1880.
f. o. Macha, the president pre-
sides for the brief business period.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Northeast YMCA
Offers New Social
Educational Class

Something new in Greater Cleve-
lands adult night activities gain
ing attention at the Northeast
YMCA, 1876 Aspinwaii ave-, is
the "So-Ed" program which is to
commence Wednesday, February
9Th.
According to Jack Wise, pro-
gram director, the "So-Ed" pro-
gram still has vacancies in the
three-hour weekly feature.
"This Educational activity
offers a wide selection Of courses
plus a travel hour and social
hour" says Mr.. Wise.
A nominal fee is charged for the
entire course with emphasis being
placed on couples. The individual
fee for non-members is $40, So for
Y members. Couples who are men,
bers pay $12, while non-members
pay $14.
Courses offered include: under
standing the stock market, dancing
instruction, how to play better
contract bridge, photography, pub
In the travel hour talks, movies
will be presented by Greyhound,
United Airlines, Cunard Steamship
Lines, New York Central Railroad,
AAA and by Ed Clark, travel edi-
tor of the Cleveland Press.
Coffee and donuts will be served
after the travel hour.
The So-Ed program runs from
1880 p. m. until 1920 p. m. or
Wednesday nights and continues
for eight weeks thereafter.
Additional information can be
had by calling Jack Wise at GIL.
1-O940. A special registration night
is set for Monday, February 7th,
from Z p. m. to $3.50 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03

Presiding at the post meetings
will be Alvin Casenhiser, Seventh
District Commander. Mrs. Hen
rietta Laffey, president of the
Seventh District Auxiliaries, will
preside for their sessions.
Registration begins at IL noon
Saturday. That evening there will
be banquet honoring State Senior
Vice Commander Curtis NJ. Jewell.
Highlighting the Sunday prog
ram will be the joint memorial
service at 1000 am. Following
lunch at the post home, the
veterans will hear an address by
H. William Holsinger and the aux
iliary members will resume their
program in the school house.
Mr.. Holsinger, a Clevelander,
has served as Assistant U. S. Dis
trict Attorney, special counsel for
City of Cleveland, Assistant At
torney General of Ohio and men,
Der of the Commission of Federal
Relations. He is a member of
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce.
A member of East Cleveland
Post No. 1900, he served in several
capacities during World Vaf /, his
last one heing as Executive officer
of Legal Section on General Mac
Arthur's staff. He holds the rank
been granted the Presidential Cita-
of 1t. Colonel of Infantry, has
tion, and has been twice cited for
meritorious service. He is now Re-
gional Manager of the local Vet
Grams Administration.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Install President

Mrs. Edna L. Meredith, past
president of the Heights DeMolay
Mothers Club will be installed as
president of the Second District
DeMolay Mothers Auxiliary, We'd
nesday, February 9th in the
Chester Room of the Manger
Hotel. The district has 20 DeMolay
Chapters from Conneaut to Lorain
with 13 in the Cleveland area.
Mrs. Meredith is presently serv-
ing as treasurer of the State
Auxiliary. She will also serve as
chairman of the State DeMolay
Mothers Conclave which will be
held in Cleveland in August.
Mrs. Evelyn Peterson of Euclid
City Chapter is the new treasurer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Mid-Semester
At Caledonia

The GA Class on January Goth
held Class Day Exercises for the
Caledonia pupils, their parents and
friends. Each member of the class
had part in this program which
included songs and talent numbers
consisting of piano, marimba,
clarinet, flute and trumpet solos.
A group of ten pupils enter
tanned with folk dances before the
three-act play - "Dick Whiting
ton" was presented.
The members of this ga class
who left Caledonia Friday to be-
gin their 7-B work at Kirk Junior
High were: Donna Arezone, Linda
Bongiarno, Judy Butterfield, Vida
Ecker, Linda Ercius, Sue Fuller,
Nancy Galbreath, Robert Hend-
ricks, Jean Hensinger, Kathleen
Jandt, Kenneth Klug, Douglas
Knapp, William Linhart, Anita
Long, Ward Lyndall, Karen Mot
ter, Robert Naismith, David Pres
ser, Marvin Price, Dorothy Quayle,
Ronald Schott, Betty Lou Traci,
Linda Wagner, Roberta Welty.
Kenneth Goldblum will attend the
new Wiley Junior High in Univer-
sity Heights. Mrs. Laura Averill
was their teacher.
Caledonia boys and girls en-
joyed three plays put on by their
schoolmates at the close of the
first semester.
On Thursday, January goth, the
dramatic group had a part in the
production of "Rumpelstiltskin," "
which was produced by the Chill
dren's Theater on the Heights
under the direction of Mr.. Jerry
Leonard. All the pupils who had
been in the dramatic class ap-
peared in the prologue and Mar
garet Renton, 5-A pupil, was a
member of the cast.
The 5-A Class taught by Miss
Edna Juergens during the semes-
ter worked on the play, "The Wise
Men of Gotham, and they felt
they were ready to present it on
Friday morning, January 28t. The
boys and girls at Caledonia en-
loved this production and felt the
5-A's were to be complimented on
their stage properties and the
Interpretation of this entertaining
and interesting fairy tale.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Exchange Club To
Sponsor Crime
Week" Program

Again this year the Exchange
Club of East Cleveland is SPONSOR
ing a National Crime Prevention
Week starting Sunday, February
18th and continuing through Sat-
urday, February 10th. Charles
Kastilahn is Chairman for the East
Cleveland Club and Stanley G..
Webster is a member of the Com
mittee.
Crime Prevention Week is spon-
sored by the nearly fifteen hundred
Exchange Clubs throughout the
country in cooperation with law en-
forcement agencies, churc h es,
schools, and public-spirited groups
and individuals. Purpose of the
week is to create public awareness
of the threat of lawlessness and
corruption and to intensity the
year-round effort to prevent crime.
The weeks program will open
February 18th with the observance
of Go-to-Church Sunday. Other
special events scheduled as part
of the weeks program include
"Know Your Policeman Day" and
"School Day."
"With the crime rate continuing
on high level and knowing of the
highly organized operations of
ly important for each citizen to
assume his full share of RESPONSE
bility in the fight against crime,
Mrs. Kastilahn, general chairman,
said. preventing crime is the only
way we can protect our purses,
our persons, and our peace of
mind"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Is Candidate For
Nurses Merit Award

Chosen by her junior classmates
at Huron Road Hospital School of
Nursing Miss Barbara Davidson
is one of IL city-wide student
nurses who will be honored with
the Nurses Merit award.
The awards given by the Acad-
emy of Medicine Women's Auxili-
airy will be presented at a lunch
con at Higbee's Tuesday, Febru-
airy, 4th.
Selection is based on scholastic
aptitude, reliability, cooperation,
school activities, personality and
general Improvement since enter
ing nursing school. Miss Bell
Greve, Cleveland welfare director
will speak.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03

The eighty-fifth Public 1nstalla-
ton of officers of Heights Chapter,
Order of De Molay will be held on
Friday evening, February 4th,
1856. at 8 p. m. in the Heights
Masonic Temple, Lee and Mayfield
rds.
James S. Ellis, 1892 Milan ave.
is to be installed as Master Coun-
cilor. Jim is a Senior A Student
at Shaw High School. Lawrence
c. Phillips and Richard A. Reid
will be the new Senior and Junior
Councillors respectively.
Theodore r. Mathews, PMC.
1882 North Noble rd. will be the
Installing officer. Dancing and re-
freshments will follow the cere-
monies.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Sims Choice For
Mayors President

Indications now point to the
nomination of Kenneth ]. Sims,
mayor of Euclid, for the presi-
dency of the Cuyahoga County
Mayors Association. Mr.. Sims is
currently the vice president. In a
meeting of last Saturday of an un-
official committee of about half
of the members, it was decided to
elect Sims as president and Earl
W. Aurelius of University Heights
as vice president.
Chas. A. Carran, city manager
of East Cleveland, who is COM
pleting his 18th year as president,
has announced that he will not be
a candidate for reelection, and
that he will support Mr.. Sims.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03

Cleveland's long-awaited renew
, al of the Auto Show is scheduled
for a grand opening on Tuesday,
February 18th, and will continue
through February Goth at the Pub
lie Auditorium.
Three local auto dealers who
will be busy during the five-day
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
vFW Host To
District Vets.
Auxiliaries

East Cleveland Post No. 1900
VFW will be host to the meeting
of the Seventh District, Depart
ment Of Ohio VFW at their post
home, 18403 Euclid ave. Saturday
and Sunday, February 5th and 9Th.
Post meetings and joint sessions
with Auxiliary members will be
held in the Post Home, while aux
iliary business sessions will be held
in nearby Euclid Park School, 1914
Euclid ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Do You Have
One Here ?

It's time again to clear our
picture files to make room for
new pictures coming in each day.
files that you want, please pick
If you have a picture in our
it up before March 1st. After
that date uncalled for pictures
will be discarded. Please have
name and date picture appeared
in this paper.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
SPAGHETTI DINNER

Holy Name Society of st. Philo-
mena's Church is sponsoring it's
second annual Spaghetti Dinner
Sunday, February 9th, servings
from / to p. m. at the Sacred
Heart Academy, 14016 Euclid ave-,
the dinner will be prepared by
the famous Chef Comella.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03

show are committee members
Ralph S. Stewart (Buick), 1856
Euclid ave.; r. r. Stratton (Mer-
cury), 1901 Euclid ave-; and
Walter H. Stearns (DeSoto-Ply-
mouth), 1906 Euclid ave.
The show is sponsored by the
Cleveland Automobile Dealers AS
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03

sociation and will be open from
IL a. m. until IL p. m. In addition
to a thrilling colorama of beauti-
full 1855 autos, an hour-long stage
revue will be presented. "Motor-
Rhapsodies of 1866" will be on
stage at p. m. and p. m. featur-
ing outstanding entertainers from
the nations show circuit.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
BUY HOME

BUY HOME
The Erwin w. Kochers of 1915
belmont rd., have purchased a six
room house at 928 Greyton rd.
from George Markow who has
moved to Endicott, N. Y.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03

James j. Scully, 14114 Strath-
more ave. and Robert Bastel, 1877
Colt rd., have enlisted in the army.
Evening star., 1955-09-29
MACARTHUR
Continued From Page C-l

&UASAuWC0 EIVM 118S ~
Davis story, turned into Q
lscreenplay by John Michael
Hayes, which serves as Wild
fires vehicle here. It Is q real
rags to-riches yarn, taking
IWildfire from the waterfront to
the Bowery. to the country's
ltop dog show In Madison Square
Garden.
Trials and tribulations dog. OF
rather. people his footsteps al
the way. from the moment he
LEAVES the safe waterfront in
search of his missing mother
land of his father. missing since
shortly after meeting his
mother. This takes place back
I'm the day when fighting dogs
were matched in the back
rooms of Bowery saloons and
Wildfire is sImmarily Shang-
Ihaied into this rugged life. He
is rescued, only to flnd him.
self on the premises Of q man
who wishes him to be shot dead
Immediately. Everything works
out fine ultimately. OF course,
after q wildly comic stampede
lof thousands Of dogs all over
Madison Square Garden.
Producer Harry Berman and
Evening star., 1955-09-29

Director Herman Hoffman. have
successfully avoided the, pitfall
Iof cuteness In the making of
lseThe Bar Sinister The place Is
mot ciuttered up with precious
talking dogs. Wilddre Is equip
|ped with q voice to provide the
narration. but It Is q stream of
consciousness effect. splendidly
comic In both writing and ex-
| Iecutioil.
Several humans have been
either fooihardy enough OF
courageous enough to work be-
fore the same cameras as this
canine personality boy. A couple
|of able actors Edmund Gwenn
and Dean Jaeger - manage to
make their presence felt now
and then. And q couple Of pretty
girls named Jarma Lewis and
Sally Fraser escape oblivion.
This is Wildfire's picture.
though. If you do not succumb
TO his winning way you are be-
yond redemption and you can
go right back to teievision and
watch Pinky Lee.
Evening star., 1955-09-29

Hell and Back has the actua'
hero as its hero. This % enor.
Itmously to It's distinction and tf
the credit Of the stu cherubie
looking youngster. who Is Iii
subject.
The screen play by Gil Doud
based upon Audie,s book and
directed by Jesse Hibbs, finds It,
chief dramatic point precisely
where it should. This is that nc
one could be more astounded
than Audie by what happened
Ito INN. No one could be less q
hero In his own eyes. or more
lamazed that q man doing his
apparently simple duty should
attract so much attention.
In the creation OF this effect,
Director Hihbs allows his CAM
leras 70 dog the footsteps OF the
|film's subject. These footsteps
|are apparently endless. from the
dusty sroads Of o cruel Texas
childhood to the bloody sands
|of Anzio beach and beyond. In
|variably. they show the speciality
lin the nature Of the marching
mite. a painfully polite. wide-
s & ! $50 =
Evening star., 1955-09-29
Extra sneak Tsstur. saturday Nishs.

Giant 5-Hour Kiddie Mat. Sat. 3 Big
Hits. Q Cartoons. Free Candy.
Evening star., 1955-09-29
Half Of U. S. Pools
Are PriyuteIy Owned

CHICAGO Almost half thi
81, ,ooO-odd swimming pools ii
this country are privately owned
At the end Of World War II thers
were only 5000 pools in the Ma.
'tion.
Two years later the total hat
climbed to about 1900. four.
flfths Of them public. Builder,
estimate 1855 pool construction
at q record Of 1900 jobs costing
about $50 million.
Evening star., 1955-09-29

members Of the industry's 'sbie
four
In addition. two smaller pro-
|ducers. General Tire g. Rubber
|co. and seiberling Rubber Co.,
|said yesterday they signed new
agreements retroactive to Sep
|tenber 10 on the same pattern,
Each Of the new wage pacts
provides for q general increase
lot IL cents an hour for produc-
|tion workers and an additional
% cents an hour for skilled cIas-
|sifications. This was the pattern
set earlier In negotiations with
Goodyear. Goodrich and Fire.
stone. the other giants Of the
industry.
Evening star., 1955-09-29
u
1851 l1Eez1 NEIGHB0RHOOD lZlgysNI
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

THE BLACKBOARD JUNGLE"-JuyeniIe deprayity nyades
Glenn Fords classroom In this film shocker.
DADDY LONG LEGSoLeslie CaFon and Fred Astaire dey
decorate the familiar romantic fable.
MARTY"-Bety Blair and Ernest Borgnine in the heart
warming Aim which took Cannes Festival honors.
MISTER ROBERTsHenry Fonda and crew becaImed in the
bored bzckwash OF In the Pacific.
NOT AS A STRANGER'-Oiva de Hayfland and Robert
Mitchum In Stanley Kramers polarization Of the
.ON The WATERFRONT-Oscar winner Marion Brando In
the hard hitting Academy award fn
THE SEVEN LITTLE FOYSBob Hope at his funniest ever
In . comic and sentimental backstage biography.
ASTRATEGIC AIR COMMAND"-James Stewart i'm the dra-
matte story Of our longrange bombers their crews
Evening star., 1955-09-29

Burt Lancaster Is fumi1g. Tht
British censors sliced the sceni
where Burt Is whipped IN "Tht
Kentuckian.p Burt likes his pic,
lures good and CORY. But ths
British always snip brutality.
II you spot Ruth Roman at ar
Alcoholics ANONYMOUS meeting
it's because she's studying fol
her role IN 20th Century -Fox'l
''The Bottom Of the Bottle" " 81.
Everyone Is wondering II Norms
Brasselle will name names in hel
divorce action.
Betty Garrett leaves Holly.
wood to Join husband Larry
Parks with -The Teahouse of tn,
August Noon" Sign in 8
Hollywood shoe-repair shop
Don't know opera. but know al
about heels" Spotted LuciIs
Ball driving little Lucy to kinder.
garten. Hard to believe this /.
the last filming season for y
Love Lucy
Clark Gable Is interested II
Toward the Unknown -he'c
play General Banner, for Mervyr
lie Roy. Rock Hudson has te
do q fight scene with Mickey
Simpson, an ex-boxer who fought
Max Baer. Buddy Baer and Lot
Nova. And he also knocks me
out In this scene" said Rock. or
the "Giant" set.
Frank Loyejoy, tired Of play.
ing good guys" in films, says;
I'm looking for a good psyche
logical heavy role, one ! car
sink my repressions into.
Don't be surprised IL Dan Duryes
scraps his "China Smith" videc
series in favor Of q comedy
formal. It-had-to-h happen
department: Richard Eyer. IL
year-old star Of ''The Desperate
Hours" has been offered q quiz
formal for kiddies In which the
sponsor will give away days Oh
from scho0ll
Paul Douglas did 4 charity
show with Laurence Olivier ir
London and he still can't gel
over Larry walking over TO him
In the dressing room and saying,
We've never met, but I've ad-
mired you 50 much In your pic
lures" The bigger they are. the
nicer they are.
Pierre La Mure's new book,
Beyond Desire" /" to be published
in November. is causing hot bid
ding from the studios. It was
Pierre who penned Moulin
Rouge" His book concerns
Mendelssohn and Bach.
Tyrone Power and Eva Gabor
will be on Broadway at the same
time. Ty's play will be "A Quiet
Place" and Eva will do one OF
the three plays cooking for her
at the moment. "I1l do the first
one that's ready" says Eva.
Maybe III get q hit that way.
The plays I'VE personally selected
have all been fiops."
Jane Russell viii have a special
police escort for the makeup
artists ball here. Says Jane: II
have my WAIF party at the
Moulin Rouge September 80, too.
Next evening I'm due In New
York for the Jackie Gleason
show. and the following evening
I have to be In Dallas to do a
charity show. II ! just cough.
I'll be late for all Of them" !
asked her about the story that
she was tnco-o operative with the
press In France. well. you know
me-" Jane replied. I'm just q
Evening star., 1955-09-29

VY&EE La. 6-3f12. CinemaSccps
1kaDN& and TechnicoIor Double Pea.
ture: Grace Kelly in GREEN FIRE,
at 8.I2, 9:33; also Anne Baxter IN
"BEDEViLLED." ct 1852.
Evening star., 1955-09-29
HOLLY WOOL
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
British censors Ink Burt

plain San Fernando Valley girl
and that French hand kissing
stun bored me- =
-
Gilbert Roland stopped by To
tell me he's OF to tour Texas
with Treasures of Pancho villa. =
ibid you know" asked Gilbert,
that Pancho drove his parents
out Of Mexico when he was q
little boy? His father used to own
the big bull ring and he sold
programs" Gil travels by car.
and always has about 500 worth
|of toys in the back seat. to give
to the kids who recognize him.
Released By the
North American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1955-09-29

AVE. GRAND, .; J, ,Iss e, Ave-. s:I.
AEF FAY F2yfb5L bEck a dSsS sasTls T.
600, $3.50; CONQUEST OF SPACE
| Color. ZOO, A:3O, 500
Evening star., 1955-09-29

eyed lid who might be the on.
spring of the khyest iictional
hero ever played BY Gary
Cooper.
Among 3 dozen standard COM
petent performances. that oi
Audie here suggests that he has
as much right TO be surprised
by the sound quality Of his act
ing as that Of his soldering.
= I e q.
Evening star., 1955-09-29

YATWYMY Fairfax. vc. cR. s.zeS9
aAAAak sa3A free purklno
IQLENN FORD In BLACKBOARD
JUNGLE"
Evening star., 1955-09-29
MURPHY.
Continued From Page C-6

| Continued From Page C-6
into q man who can insist 1t not
be distorted nov.
Whatever else 1t lacks OF
Iuniqueness. which is virtually
every other surface quality. ITO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
Mississippi
lContInnsd from page l

win not pass hIm 60 vote. lie
must make 100.
n he reads the passage well,
then the clerk may ask him TO
spell any word in II.
After doing that. the individ.
uai In passed n sheet OF paper and
asked 10 write an essay on What
Ii meant by n constitutional form
Of government"
Tho lawyers present this aft
ernoon viii agree with me that
even u lawyer might funk such
u tsst.
Now. you should know some.
thing about the educational level
Of the individuals called upon TO
give this test 10 prospective vot-
srs In Mlsaissippi
Let me just give you this story
In the month Of February. we
had n young Serviceman wounded
in Korea lie was In hospitals for n
long time and came back TO
Mound Bayou. Miss, TO recuper-
ate