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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-14
Nj. Vernon RuIIy
Upsets FulIs Church

The last minute baskets by
Bob McCord and Bob Byrd
gave Mount Vernon an upset
55-53 victory over Falls Church
IN a Northern Virginia Group l
game last night at Mount
Vernon.
McCord scored on a long set
shot with about a minute left
TO play and Byrd added the
winning basket with 80 seconds
remaining in a game that was
close all the way.
-Four Mount Vernon players
hit the double figures. Byrd
had II points. Gary Miller IA
and Roy Simms and McCord
10 each. Keith Holman OF Falls
Church led all scorers with 20
points.
Washington-Lee defeat d
Annandale. $3.50 in a North
ern Virginia Group league
game last night at Washing
ton-Lee.
Weldon Eddins scored is
points 10 lead WI TO its sec
ond straight victory OF the sea-
son. The high scoring honors
went to Annandale's George
Elgin who had 10.
Mclean High School out
scored Groveton 1872 in the
third period and then held of
4 late rally for a 1910 victory
last night at Groveton In the
opening Northern Virginia
Group I League game for both
schools.
Broveton turned the tables
on Mclean in the final period
by scoring is points to the
Eagles 7 but couldn't make
up the ground lost in the third
period.
!. Barry keenan, was high
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-14
WIDOW ORDERS
ELIGIBLE MAN
FOR CHRISTMAS

COLUMBUS. Ohio up.
- Among letters received
yesterday at a miniature
house set up at city hall
TO handle mail TO Santa
Claus:
Dear Santa: Would you
please bring me a nice.
single boy friend between
the ages OF As and IS? l am
a lonely widow. And don't
laugh. This isn't meant to
be funny !"
1t was signed only m.
E. H." and bore the send
er's telephone number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-14
Wheaton Hopes to Rote
'SpoiIer' Toq in League

all Of them In the last half
to lead Walter johnson to its
second straight win Of the
season.
High Point held of a late
Coolidge rally 10 win 49-47
last night at High Point.
Although they trailed all the
way. the Colts pulled to within
two points Of High Point in
the final period. but couldn't
move IN front
Wayne Matthews led the
Hi.h Point scorers with IL
points, while Coolidge's Fred
Spicer was the games leading
scorer with is.
Bladensburg defeated st.
Anthonys. 1920. last night at
Bladensburg for its second
straight win Of the season.
Jack Divers scored II points
to lead the scorers. But the
outstanding player Of the game
was 6-foot-5 Emmett Mallory
who pulled down Is rebounds
and scored 10 points. John
Holloran had 8 points for ST.
Anthony's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-14
Carroll Gains
Overtime Win

Carroll High School came
from behind TO take a 52-49
victory over Armstrong In over
time yesterday at Carroll.
George Leftwich tied the
game at 49-49 for the Lions on
two free shots with As seconds
remaining in regulation play.
In the overtime 6-foot-9 John
Thompson tapped in a rebound
and Archie Moore added a free
throw for the margin OF victory
The game was nip and tuck
all the way with the score tied
1920 at the half and 37-37 at
the end OF the third quarter
After 30 seconds OF the over
time period Leftwich missed a
Jump shot. but Thompson
tapped the ball in TO give Car
roll a 5l-49 edge. About a min
ute later Moore was fouled
while shooting. He missed his
first attempt but made the Sec
ond shot for the final point
Thompson scored Is points
for Carroll and Leftwich added
10. Everette Lucas was high
scorer for Armstrong with is
points.
Spingarn High handed Park
er-Gray its third loss Of the
season yesterday with a It'll
victory at Spingarn. The VIC
tory was Spingarn's second
straight Of the season.
Clifford Harris scored 33
points and staked Parker
GRAY 70 a 7l-67. lead before he
fouled out with two minutes
eft in the game. After Harris
departure. Spinkarn scored 10
straight points TO win. Fred
Neal led Spingarn with 81
points.
Ernie Cage scored 81 points
to lead DeMatha to an easy
57-27 victory over Norfolk
Academy Of Norfolk. Va, last
night at DeMatha.
The Stays led all the way to
win their second game OF the
season. They lost two.
Mackin School put on a Sec
ond- half splurge to defeat Pri-
DRY. 1929, last night at
Priory.
Mark Schriver led the victors
with Is points while John
Sweenys IL points were high
for Priory. The victory gave
Mackin a 81 record. while
Priory stands at 0-3.
Bulls Prep won its fourth
straight game OF the season in
easy fashion with 73-43 VIC
tory over Tech yesterday at
Walter Reed.
Bulls scored ~ points in the
last half to win going away.
Gallaudet Prep won its third
straight game OF the season
yesterday with a 1852 victory
over Woodward Prep at Central
YMCA. Woodward has failed
to win in three games.
Joe Konoski paced Gallaudet
with % points. Lee Seracinao
and Tito Leutario each had IL
points for Woodward.
Russell Robertson scored II
points TO lead the Capitol Pages
to a 1926 victory over Quantico
Post last night at Wilson High
The game was the first OF the
season for the Pages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-14
Preliminary
AS Sign TuttIe

KANSAS CITY. Dec. IA az.
Outhelder Bill futile. one Of
five players obtained by Kansas
City in a recent trade with De-
troit. signed his 1858 contract
withathe Athletics yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-14
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

SAN DIEGO Calf KID Iraputo.
leA Mexico. outpointed Carmen laco-
bgcci "a Cincinnati iu
Guam -Teneleros Boy. I@a Manila
shocked out Ricky Miner, 49,.
Guam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-14
HOCKEY SCORES

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rochester, =, Springftld, tower
timel
Providence. Cleveland /.
EASTERN LEAGUE
philadelphia. g. Charlotte q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-14
Dispute Arises
Among Strikers
In Subways

NEW YORK. Dec. IA R.-
An apparent rift has developed
among officials OF the Motor
mems Benevolent Association
as its strike against the city
subway system extends into the
sixth day.
The citys subways are run
ming about 10 per cent Of nor
NAL with the aid OF some nom
striking motormen. newly
trained workers and super
visory personnel.
A bus strike deadline set for
tomorrow has been extended
TO January /.
The embattled MBA says IL
has appealed to Gov. Averell
Hartman TO intervene and
bring about a settlement.
Signs Of union dissension
appeared Yesterday following
a meeting between Mayor Rob-
ert F. Wagner and MBA At
torney Louis Waldmsn.
Wagner Rejects Formula
Mayor Wagner turned down
the six-point union formula for
ending the strike. saying he
would not discuss strike issues
until the motormen 90 back
TO work.
Later. Moss K. Schenck. ar
attorney who has acted al
special counsel for the union
emerged from a visit with -four
jailed MBA heads and dis
played a note purportedlS
written by Augustine johnson
which read:
Il fully believe that Mr.
Waldman is with the Mayor
and is selling US out. He is
against US four In jail. This
! know Don't settle a thing
until We are out. We expect
TO be OUT Wednesday at pm
Hold out. We will win. 4"
The four men. including
MBA President Theodore Loos
are serving Today contempt
sentences for calling a strike
last Monday. They had been
under suspended sentence
since a one-day motormen' &
strike last year.
Lawyer Replies 10 Charge
Mr.. Waldman. when told OF
Schenck's statement, replied:
1t is so intrlnsically mis-
chievous and untrue that II
carries It's own condemnation
He has now joined Quill
michael j. Quill. head Of the
AFL-CIO Transport Workers
Union and the Transit Au-
thority in opposition to fan
settlement OF the strike"
The MBA which claims &c
represent 1900 motormen
struck mainly for the right tc
bargain for its own member,
rather than be represented by
the TWU. which claims $4,000
OF the city's $4,000 subwa,
workers. Mayor Wagner haC
urged that the winner OF {
new bargaining election Sched'
uled for next Monday give con.
Sideration TO the motormen':
problems.
Said Mr. Waldman: IF ar
election is held next Monday
on a system wide basis, the
winner will be asked to give
appropriate consideration. As
Quill will win. it is a gesture
without significance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-14
Western Defeats
B-CC by Point

Western led all the way in de-
feating Bethesda Chevy Chase.
42-4l. and boosting its record
10 20 last night at B-CC, but
net until after the Barons
Bucky Brumbaugh had given
the victorS a scare.
With Is seconds remaining
in the game BrumbaIRh scored
a field goal to cut his teams
lead to 42-40. Seconds later
Brumbaueh drew q foul worth
two free shots, but made good
on only one.
Brumbaugh was the games
high scorer with Is points. Bob
Windsor added IA for B-CC.
now 0-3 in overall play. Frank
Meals II points were high for
the Raiders.
Walter Johnson piled up a
32-l2 halftime lead and then
coaSted to $3.50 victory over
Richard MONTGOMERY last night
at Walter johnson.
Bill Wootton scored Is points,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-14
Presidents PLAY
Blades Tonight

lANT NlGHIS RE~ILTS
Philacf iphia q Charlotte 3
ToNIGHIS CAMS
New Haver a. Washirrton. > 80
Philadelphia a. JohnstoVu
Charlotte at Clinton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

load Lazy Susan with the fruits of the
season. Choose them for beauty in all
their opuIent variations. Cut into mouth
size pieces, impale on picks. Serve with
one or both of these mysteriously good
dunking sauces: wine is their secret =
our own California wines. There you
have il. a light-hearted, light-caloried
horS d'oeuvre to team with a summer
wine bowl or serve with the aperitifs
before a Sunday supper buffet.
Use either one Of these sauces TO dress
fruit bowl as saw il done recently by
New York caterer. She placed pastel
green melon balls, cubes Of ripe pine
apple and juicy segments Of large oranges
like tricolor in crystal bowl. Conferred
was little hillock Of perfect strawberries
under a light snowfall Of sugar. Guests
helped themselves. A crystal pitcher
held the dressing. this well chilled. Add
little or much.
Which fruits to deck the Lazy Susan?
Why not the perfumed pineapple. and
now in July. the beautiful peaches and
quarters of crimson plums. Melons are
Of many kinds, the honeydew. the can
taloupe. the crisp-hearted watermelon.
Bananas. thick sliced and treated TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

Now. an astonishing new medicated
powder, proved 50 effective il is gDSrSS-
iced to stop your dog scratching IN
minutes. Even advanced, raw-skin cases
of fungus infection are relieved quickly,
amazingly by SCRATCHEx.
Exclusive Scroschex FoFmvi0 was devel-
oped by DIR. A. c. Merrick. famous
veterinary scientist. who discovered that
in out of 10 cases scratching is caused
by a fungus infection, often invisible.
Only SCRATCHEx combines: I. Merc9p
to kill fungus spores. stop fungus itch;
2. LisdSne to destroy ReaS, lice, ticks on
contact: ). Hex1ebiOr0pbeSe to kill BAG.
teria, check odors.
Safe. soothing. SCRATCHEx brings al
most instant relief. Lons-lasting. helps
prevent re-infection. At drug stores.
leading pet shops Get seasons supply
today. only 00t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
C'mon in! The
waters great!

Sky's blue, suns hot, and there's
the water cool and crystal
clear. Won't be another day like
this all summer. So jump in. dive
in or climb down the ladder
but make sure you get in a swimi
You can. you know. even if il is
your time Of the month. Turn to
TamPax. and enjoy yourself.
Tampax follows the medical
principle of internal absorption.
This means you can doff REEs..s
the belt-Pin-pad harness
for keeps! (Tampax is 1|7lI
Just l/9 the size Of an ex- w
ternal pad-bm IFS just as absorb
enf) II also means you can hop
into a swim suit and dive into the
water without a worry in the
world. Not a chance of lines
showing, bulges bullying or odor
forming. You're altogether COM
Portable. No rubbing. No chatting.
Keep cool with TamPaxe in
ternaI sanitary protection. You
can buy il in your choice of
three absorbencieS Regular.
Super. Junior = wherever drug
products are sold. You'll find
changing takes seconds. Disposal's
neat and easy = aPplicator and
~ Get in the swim - even on
those days" Tampax Incorpo-
rated, Palmer. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Jones Viles

a dash of lemon juice to keep from dis
coloring, add to the assortment. Straw
berries would be colorfuI and tasteful,
and now in the market year around.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

6urgundy.6eauty Sauce n
Y cup California Burgundy
u cup cinnamon Ted-h0f candies 70
tablespoon shredded lemon peel
Dash of S0if
Heat wine to simmer point. Add Gin
namon candies, lemon peel and salt.
Remove from heat but keep warm. Stir
frequently until candies are completely
dissolved. Serve warm or cold. Yield:
about "a cup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Rosy Nectar

6-Once can frozen
lemonade concentrate 3
cup Rose wine
tablespoon honey
Thaw but do not reconStitute lemonade
concentrate. Blend in wine and honey.
Serve as a dunk for cubes or chunks Of
fresh. chilled pears and Tor fresh, canned
or frozen pineapple. Yield: cups.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-03
FOP Reflect
Robert Hall
ST President

Patro!man Robert f. Hall has
been reelected by the Fraternal
Order of Police No. SO 10 serve
them for a second term as their
president. Mr.. Hall has been a
member of the East Cleveland
Police Department since January
End. 1853.
Other officers chosen at their
recent election are: vice-president,
Detective Fred Schuller; secre-
tary. Patrolman Dale Schmeling;
treasurer, Detective Albert Hos
pdar: also a reelection; conduc-
tor. PatroIman William DeForde;
inner guard, Patrolman Richard
Kennerly; outer guard, Patroiman
Henry Curschman; chaplain. Sgt.
William Hartford; trustee Detec-
tive Paul Green.
Installation ceremonies will fea-
ture the regular January 18th
meeting at the American Legion
Home, Hawley Park.
Plans are also underway for the
FOP and FOPA joint diuner dance
in February.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-03
Police Hunt
Three Men In
Bar HoId-Up

Police are searching for two raen
in connection with the hold-up at
the Sportsman's Bar, 1857 Euclid
ave, early Sunday, December seth,
in which the manager, Edward Ry-
an was assaulted. Ryan is in Huron
Road Hospital with a fractured
skull snnd Is stitches in his head.
One man was picked up In Akron
through the license number Of the
car In which the trio fled This
car license was noticed by Patrol
men Charles Guenther and Dale
Schmelling as they drove into the
parking lot TO check car as two
of the three men had just forced
Ryan to hand over $500 from the
cash register. The two rushed sut
when a third voice from the out
side called, Lets get out, the
police are coming"
Ryan told police he had closed
the par, and as is his custom, was
about 10 check the parking lot be
fore leaving. As ne stepped out
through the rear door he was at
tackled.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-03
City Piek-Up
Of Yule Trees
Begins Monday

That beautiful Christmas tree
has had it's day. Beginning with
Monday, January 7th and continu-
ing through Saturday, January
14th, the city will again conduct
its special Christmas tree collec-
ton.
Harold Green, superintendent of
the Waste Division announces that
this pickup is confined to dis
carded Christmas trees only. No
rubbish or garbage will be col
lected on this special schedule. The
regular garbage and rubbish col
lections will follow their own usual
routines.
Mr.. Green requests that all trees
for the pickup be placed along the
curb or on the tree lawn. Col
lectors will not pick up trees from
the yard or from the porch.
On the eve of each streets col
lection, sign marked Christmas
Trees Tomorrow will be posted
at the proper street intersection
to remind the residents on that
street to haul their trees TO the
curb.
Since the majority Of Christmas
trees are more than three feet in
length, specially equipped open
trucks will be used for the pick
up, instead of the regular garbage
and rubbish trucks.
The Division Of Sanitation re-
quests the full cooperation Of
each Christmas tree owner in the
removal of his discarded tree.
The pickup schedule follows:
Monday, January eth
All residents on Hillcrest, Ed
dington, Glenmont, Belmar, Mont,
Luxor, Coventry, Forest Hill ave.
from Superior to Brightwood,
Lakeview (southl Woodlawn, Pen
rose. Brightwood, Wadena, Rox-
bury, Pennington, Alvason, Rosa
lind, lakewood, Garfield, Lambert,
Mount Union, Wellesley, Vassar,
Fernwood, Belmore, Windermere.
Knowles and Beersford.
Tuesday, January Sth
All residences on Marloes, Van
Buren,, Roxford, Rosemont, Wy
more. Lee, Terrace, Brewster,
Wyatt. Cleviden, Henley, Newbury,
please Turn to Page 10)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-03
Economist Looks
Into New Year

David c. Elliott, Vice-President
ana economist for the Cleveland
Trust Company, will speak to East
Cleveland Kiwanis on predictions
for 81" at the clubs initial meet
ing Of the new year on Monday.
January 7th at noon at the East
Cleveland YMCA.
Mr. Elliott is the editor Of the
banks monthly publication, "Busi-
ness Bulletin" He has been with
the Cleveland Trust Company in
an executive capacity since f94I,
coming from Washington where he
served with the Reconstruction FL
nance Corporation.
East Clevelanders interested III
hearing NJ. Elliott's predictions
may attend this Kiwanis meeting
by contracting tn cir Kiwanian
friends.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-03

death Of Sl-year-oid pedestrian,
Ignatius Alevandrakis.
This is the city's one traffic
fatality Of the year.
- 1856 -
APRIL
The Shaw Rhythm Teens accept
the invitation to present their
program at the Spring convention
of the Ohio High School Princi-
pals Association.
Enos F. Fry receives life
membership in the American Le-
gion. the gift of East Cleveland
Post 163. Mr.. Fry is Past Com
mander of this Post.
A pre-doctoral fellowship in
history is awarded Miss Mary Kay
Howard by the University Of
Pennsylvania.
congratulations 10 MI ara
Mrs. Arthur Stumpf on the oc-
casion of their fiftieth wedding
anniversary.
-
East Cleveland fire fighters de-
sign and build their own rescue
truck.
It's Florida for the Erwin H..
Wendts as Mr.. Wendt retires after
SIS years with Fisher Foods.
+
The Board of Education votes a
salary increase for teachers which
increases the scale from a $500
minimum .S6,100 maximum to a
$4,000 minimum-S6. 500 maximum.
Mrs. Helen Saltz. IS, is electro
cuted while taking bath.
A. r. Griffith resigns after six
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-03

DIS permits by extending from
500 to 500 feet the distance per-
mitted between the D-5 location
and a place of public gathering.
The Board of Education sets Its
coming years financial needs at
S2,2S4.O64. This is $424,5 $50 more
than in 1865.
A flag is presented 10 the new
YMCA by the Auxiliary of East
Cleveland Post 1900 VIEW.
A scholarship for graduate study
in the Medill School of Journalism
is granted to Thomas c. Litwiler,
a senior at Kent State University.
Rev. Armin c. Draegert of Faith
Lutheran Church is reelected to
membership on the board at
Lutheran Hospital.
Shaw sets A record as 900 of
its 965 pupils line up for free
chest X-rays.
In appreciation of her devoted
service TO Huron Road Hospital
over a period of 20 years, the
Woman's Board honors Mrs. c. ID.
Spencer, charter member and past
president.
The library's new S150.000
branch building, Caledonia, swings
open the doors for an open house.
Landscaping and indoor planting
is the continuing service of Hill
top Garden Club.
East Cleveland suffers its first
traffic fatality of the year in the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-03
CALL NEWS
.s.-
-; to
PO. 1873
StreamIine
All FireRuIes
In NewCode

A new fire Prevention Code is
now in effect in East Cleveland.
The emergency measure adopted by
the East Cleveland City Commits
sion meeting Wednesday, December
26th. follows the pattern of the
National Board of Fire Under
writer's code as prepared in 1866.
The new code, states Fred ".
Lsnge, chief Of the East Cleveland
Fire Department, streamlines all
previous fire prevention measures
and provides more uniform guide
for the departments inspecting Of
ficers.
The code Incorporates some new
rules OF operation to better control
fire hazards and provides the power
TO eliminate any and all conditions
within the community which are
regarded as unsafe practises. At
the same time, points out Chief
Lange, the code will not create any
hardships on anyone operating in
a safe manner.
All buildings in the city must
conform to the new code within a
year. After that violations can
mean fines from $1,000 TO s500.00.
imprisonment Of not more than 80
days, or both, depending on the
circumstances.
All applications for permits and
licenses under the code shall be
made 10 the Fire Department: and
appeals will 90 before the Fire
District Appeals Board.
Enactment Of the Fire Code,
states Chief Lang, will have the
effect Of making East Cleveland ar
even better place in which to WORK
ana 10 live.
The text Of the new code, with its
references TO existing ana continued
requirements will De found else
where in this issue.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-03
Safety Council To
Discuss Projects
Monday Evening

Looking to widening the scope Of
It's activities, the East Cleveland
Safety Council is inviting represen-
tatives from the various civic and
school organizations, to attend its
meeting to be held Monday, Janu-
ary 7th at s p. m. in the Com
mission Chamber, City Hall.
At this time tentative program
Of safety projects for 1857 will be
presented for discussion. There viii
also be decision on the forming Of
a Safety Council advisory group
who will attend the meeting.
From the National Safety Coun-
ell on down through all the state,
county, and municipal safety coun-
ellis, every effort is to be put forth
70 reduce the number of accidents
from all causes in 1857, states
President Henderson. The co-opera-
ton Of all East Clevelanders is
expected to play q big part in
achieving this goal.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-03

strong. worshipped together in
Kirk auditorium. The change of
pace from the usual two Sunday
services was thrilling spiritual
experience for pastor and people.
The City Commission employs
Harley NJ Benethum, Shaker
Heights chief of police as poly
graph instructor; and DR.. Richard
W. Quallen of Western Reserve
University as consulting psycholo-
gist for Inc Police Department.
Some 40 teenage boys from the
Shaw-Hayden and Superior-Euclid
neighk korhoods are enjoying gym
programs at Chambers School,
thanks to Lieut.. Patrick O'Malley
and Kirk Dean Of Boys, George
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-03
Now Where Can
That Cat Be?

For the first time in ths year
they have had their part Persian
gold colored cat, the pet failed to
come in after being let out of their
home. 1845 Hastings ave., on De-
cember 18th. Most unhappy about
the strange disappearance Of their
cat are Hickey and Carol Macy.
Anyone having seen the pet or
possibly taken it from the cold if
it has strayed too far from home,
will make two children happy by
calling Ii. 1-0797.