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The Nome nugget., 1958-04-28
IF Visitors In Nome
 Yesterday

Over IF visitors were housed over the weekend and according to Chamber of Commerce man. ager John McNees, it was done through the cooperation of many people. Acknowledgement is made as follows to Show how it was accomplished.
 Fr. Neveu at Catholic Church, Rev. Amundson, Strand and An derson at Mission Covenant Church, Rev. Harriet Brown at Assembly of God Church, Rev. Bibb at Nazarene Church, Wal lace Hotel, Polaris Hotel and North Star Hotel, which made extra room, Alaska Airlines who housed the stewardesses from Reeves and Wiens, Wien Airlines who housed the pilots from both airlines, PAA who provided a truck for baggage hauls and helped in other ways, Sophia and Oscar Wall for housing, Betty Doyle for housing, Pete Readers for housing, Esther Mccoy of LWY Community Center for hous- ing. Johnnie Stevenson for hous- ing, City of Nome and police for housing, National Guard for cots, mats and sleeping bags.
 Winners of Eskimo games were as follows:
 Blanket Toss: 1st place Val erie Adams, 2nd place Jerome Trigg, 3rd place Carl Ahwinona.
 High Kick: Michael Saclamana, Moses Milligruk and David Oxereok.
 Judges: Pauline George, Moor vik; Jack Jones, Kotzebue; and
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-28
Sah- Yung-Ah- -Timmin Meets Wednesday Night at City Hall

Sah-yung- -timmin Chapter of the National Foundation of h. fantile Paralysis will meet We'd nesday evening at the City Hall at 800 pm. at which time annual reports will be read and election of officers held.
 Plans are underway, stated Mary Andersen for the innoculation of the older age group with Salk vaccine and for innoculation in the fall of the villages.
 It is planned to have both Dr. Woodcock and Margaret Swan berg, public health nurse present.
 The meeting is open to the pub lie and it is hoped that many will respond so that the program can get under way.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-28
DEAN BRONSON MARRIED TO ELSA ROSEMARIE DANIEL IN CALCUTTA INDIA

Word has been received of the marriage of Dean Bronson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bronson to Elsa Rosemarie Daniel in Cal cutta, India.
 The ceremony was held Satur- day, April 26 at St. Thomas Church, Middleton Row in Cal cutta with reception following at the Calcutta Rangers Club.
 The groom is in India with Worldwide Helicopters, Inc, an oil exploration firm.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-28
Charles Mayac of King Island to Appear On 'This Is Your Life"

King Island will receive pub licity on Wednesday when Charles Mayac appears on "This Is Your Life" TV show when it features the famous Father Bernard Hub bard.
 Father Hubbard, Jesuit priest is an outstanding writer, in relig- ious and scientific work as well as an instructor in the College of Santa Clara. He is known in ternationally as a lecturer and geologist and has been in Nome several times as well as to King Island.
 Charles Mayac, of King Island as well as Ed Levin, who accom- panied Hubbard to Nome will be among those who will appear on the program.
 Pan American Airways ar ranged to have Mayac picked up at King Island recently and has taken him stateside, keeping the secret of his flight in connection with the show.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-28

FOR SALE-24 inch TV set. Call
 Red 100. After six Main 69.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-28
IN DISTRICT COURT

In U. s. District Court the case of Steve Salinas which has been in progress for a week continued at noon today with witnesses still being called for the defense.
 At noon today 12 witnesses had been called for the defense and a total of IS witnesses had testi- fled earlier in the week for the government.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-28
WEATHER FORECAST

Continued fair tonight through Tuesday. Low tonight 25-30, high tomorrow 35-40.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of 700 am. today. Precip. monthly total .99 inches. Temperatures: highest 38, lowest 24 Maximum wind 12 miles an hour from ESE. Sunrise 3:42 a.m., sunset at 8:19 pm.
 Temperature at Nenana is ST, low last night was 28.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-28
ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY

The Rotary Club will have their luncheon on Tuesday of this week instead of the usual We'd nesday. Guest of the club will be the cast of Born Yesterday"
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-28
Carrie Green, Nome.

Carrie Green, Nome.
 Music and PA system provided by Johnnie Stevenson of Music Box. Glue Pot for electricity, and the many who helped with pulling the blanket, etc, Joe Amarok for blanket, Alaska Cab for transportation, Ellen Mulvi- hill for assisting with games.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-28

Rosemary Ost Wed in Tacoma
 MT. and Mrs. John L. Ost, for merly of Nome and now residing in Tacoma announce the mar riage of their daughter Rosemary Lou to Everett Turner on April 9th at Tacoma, Wash.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-28

FOUND-One gold tie clip
 Identify at Nugget. 51
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-28

YOUR AVON Representative IS
 June Jefferies. If
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-28

FOR SALE-G. E. hot air furnace
 Call Munz Airways. g
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-28

.FOUND-.22 rifle and pair of
 skis. Phone Red 50.
, 1958-12-29

Friday was appointed judge of
the United States District
for the Eastern District
Of Pennsylvania by President
Roosevelt in June 1886. He
served for two years in that
court and in June 1888 was APP
pointed to the Court Of APP
peals. He has also served since
1913 as chief judge Of the
United States Emergency
Court Of Appeals and since
1914 as chairman Of the Com
mittee on Revision of the
Laws of the Judicial Confer
ence of the United States.
Under the provisions Of the
federal Judicial Code Judge
Maris will have the status Of
a senior circuit Judge Of the
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third circuit, will continue to
receive his judicial salary Of
$685. SOC per year, and will be
eligible for assignment by
Chief Judge John Biggs, Jr., to
sit in any federal court in the
Third Circuit and by Chief
Justice Earl Warren to sit in
any other federal court in the
United States except the SUI
preme Court.
Judge Maris stated that it is
his desire to continue to per-
form judicial duties as a senior
judge when assigned by Chief
Judge Biggs or Chief Justice
Warren so long as he is need
ed and able to do 50. Judge
Maris explained his reasons
Continued on page a
, 1958-12-29
Fess FinluYs Bond
Will Give Two
Concerts Here

Fess Finlay's band, which ar
rived from New York a few
days ago, will give a concert
in the Festival Village in
Christiansted at s o'clock to-
morrow (Tuesday) night and
in Frederiksted at the band
stand at 5 o'clock on Wednes-
day night.
Mr.. Finlay's band will lead
the grand parade in Chris
tiansted on Three Kings Day,
January 9th.
, 1958-12-29
Alexander -Theuter
To Give Free
Children Show

The Alexander Theater will
present another free show on
Wednesday morning at 10, it
was announced today. Last
Wednesdays free show for the
children was interrupted due
to power failure.
The film to be shown will
be Rock Around the World"
All children are invited to
this grand Rock 8 Roll jam
boree,
, 1958-12-29
Mighty Sparrow"
Melody" Due
Here This Week

The Mighty Sparrow" and
Lord Melody well : known
calyp5onians, are due to ar
rive from Antigua together
with Cyril Diaz Orchestra this
week, it was made known
today.
There will be a number Of
added attractions at the ST.
Croix Christmas Festival this
week.
Ken Britten, the fabulous
limbo dancer, featured attrac-
ton at the Virgin Isle Hotel in
Thomas is due to arrive
tomorrow to add his talents to
the Christmas Festival.
The Festival has become so
well known that artists from
many neighboring islands are
eager to participate in it.
The Christmas Festival this
y ear runs through Three
Kings Day on January 9Th,
when there will be a great
parade in Christiansted COM
at | o'clock in the
afternoon, it was announced.
, 1958-12-29
Army Specialist
Mel Been Graduates
From Jump School

Fort Campbell, Ky. = Army
Specialist Six Eric Mclean, 81
son Of Mrs. Miriam Cooper Of
Frederiksted, recently w a S
graduated from the 101st Air
borne Divisions Jump School
at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
Specialist Mclean received
his parachutist wings after
completing the course which
included five training jumps.
Mclean entered the Army
in 194S.
He is a 1850 graduate Of
School Of Industrial Arts in
New York City. His father,
Torrance Mclean, lives in
Christiansted.
, 1958-12-29
Pvt. Rivera Completes
Busic Trdining
At Fort Jackson

Fort Jackson, S. G. Army
Pvt. Pedrito Rivera, is, son of
Mrs. Josephine Graham of
Annapolis, Md, recently COM
pleted eight weeks Of basic
training at Fort Jack
sen, South Carolina.
Rivera attended Charlotte
Amalie High School. His
father, Felix Rivera, lives in
St. Thomas.
, 1958-12-29
THOUSANDS ON FREDERIKSiED WHARF
TO HONOR VISITING NATIVES

Over two thousand persons from all over the island
gathered on the Frederiksted Wharf in front of the
United States Custom House yesterday afternoon, to
welcome the natives. now residents of New York and
ether cities Of the mainland, who made a Pilgrimage to
, 1958-12-29

see their homeland once more.
A featured attraction was
the famous "Fess' Finlay's
band which was Justify APP
plauded for their renditions.
His Excellency Governor
and Mrs. John D. Merwin
were on hand to join in the
welcome. The Governor spoke
words Of greeting assuring
them that he welcomed the
cooperation Of natives on the
mainland as well as those at
home. The Honorable Alva G.
Nc Farlane, Administrative
Assistant for St. Croix, was
master of ceremonies.
The program opened with
the Invocation by Pastor Ro-
nald Will followed by a must
cal selection by The Modern
aires. the Welcome Address
by the Governor after which
Ashley I. Totten, who head
ed the Pilgrimage responded.
Professor Finlay then play
ed an overture which won
tremendous applause after
which Mr.. Totten was invited
to introduce some of the visi-
tors from the mainland.
Thorvald Nielsen, vice pre-
eident of the Virgin Islands
Civic Association was the first
speaker who expressed thanks
for the excellent cooperation
given the visitors by everyone.
Nh. Nielsen said that while
Continued on page a
, 1958-12-29
R. Skeoch Receives
Athletic Honor
AT Mercersburg Acud,

Robert C. Skeoch, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Norman
Skeoch of Christiansted, re-
ceived a "2Md" in Varsity
Football at the Mercersburg
Academy recently. The awards
for fall athletic achievement
were given at an assembly of
, 1958-12-29
JUDGE ALBERT MARIS RETIRES FROM
ACTIVE SERVICE DECEMBER 3lST

Philadelphia, Dec. % - Judge Albert B. Maris Of the
United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit at Phila-
delphia announced today that he had informed President
Eisenhower Of his intention to retire from regular active ser
vice on December 31st. Judge Maris who became SIS on last
, 1958-12-29
school.

Headmaster Charles S. Tip
petts presided and compli-
mented the students on their
participation in a wide range
of fall athletic activities.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-20
Named To S&L
National Exam
Committeeman

Robert c. Knox. executive
vice president and secretary of
the East Cleveland Savings &
Loan Company, has been ap-
pointed to the 1858 Committee
on Supervision and Examina-
tion of the United States Saw
ings and Loan League.
The appointment was an
nounced today by Jacob Holzka,
Staten Island, New York, pres
ident of the League, which is
the nationwide trade organiza-
tion of the savings and loan
business and represents more
than 4,400 savings associations
and cooperative banks.
The Committee on Super
vision and Examination studies
methods and procedures for
improving supervision Of saw
ings institutions by public
agencies and has developed,
over the year, information on
savings and loan association
operations helpful to public
supervisory bodies.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-20
.Strang Bids
Shaw Adieu

Two whirlwind years that
made Leo Strang the toast Of
East Cleveland will come to an
end officially Friday afternoon
Strang will pack up and
move onto Massilon early
Saturday morning TO assume
his new duties and coveted post
as grid coach and athletic di-
rector Of that city's famous
high school.
Under the leadership of
Strang, the Cardinals of Shaw
moved into the state scholastic
spotlight both in 1856 and 1857.
He changed the dull Shaw grid
squad into a classy, smooth
working machine that shared
the Lake Erie League title in
1856 and then waltzed to an
unbeaten LEI title in 1857. The
latter feat was the first clear
cut claim TO the crown in the
history of the school. Tho top
honors came as a grand climax
to the Golden Anniversary cele-
bration of football at Shaw
Stadium.
All East Clevelanders extend
best wishes to Coach Leo
Strang in his new position,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-20
Former Teacher
Suecumbs Here

For 27 years a teacher in
the East Cleveland Public
Schools, Miss Anna May Holds
worth, SO, died in her home,
1859 Chapman ave-, March IA.
Miss Holdsworth was born
in Tallahassee, Fla, and was a
graduate of Miami University
and Western Reserve Univer-
sity. She taught in the Hamil-
ton County schools and in An
sonia and Kenmore. Ohio, be-
fore coming to East Cleveland
in 1923 to teach the second and
third grades at Mayfair School.
She retired in 1850, after being
on the Superior School faculty
one year.
Services were held March 18.
Miss Holdsworth was secre-
tary Of the East Cleveland
Woman's Club, a deaconess at
Windermere Presb by te j a n
Church. member of the Re-
tired Teachers Association and
the National Education Asso-
citation.
A cousin, Miss Flora Brown
of Cincinnati, Ohio is her lone
Survivor.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-20
Don Kramer Is
New President
Us Men S Club

Step by step, from Crazy
through Junior-Y and Hi-Y
has brough Don Kramer of
14OO7 Mayfair ave-, to the
presidency of the Y's Mems
Club of East Cleveland. The
club, with but one goal, to
support the program Of the
YMCA, is a member Of the Y's
Men International W h i c h
spreads out into thirty coun-
tries of the world.
Mr.. Kramer, salesman for
International Business Ma
chimes, is always to be found
working on the Sustaining
Membership and other Y prof.
ects.
His interest in boys accounts
for the plans he is now max
ing as third consecutive year
manager of the Hamilton In
surance team in the city's fast
growing Pony League.
Other officers Of the club
are: Don Diemert, 30604 Roy
al Y ew, vice president; !;
George Crosley, 1869 Shaw
view, secretary; and Robert
Maeder, 1043 East 146th ST.,
treasurer.
Any young man desiring to
have a part in the program Of
this service club to the YMCA,
is invited to become men,
Der. There are % members
now.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-20
Past Presidents
Plan Pre-Easter
High Z Meeting

Members of the High Twelve
Club Of East Cleveland are
looking forward to their March
9th meeting at the Lake Shore
Country Club. This is the pre-
Easter session, and, following
custom, it is being arranged
by the past presidents. Frank
Gepfert, the president, will
preside.
Making up this committee
are A. f. Hackenberg, as chair
man, H. S. Weaver, Fred w.
Lange, Frank Thornton and
Pete Polcar. The so hyacinth
plants which will adorn the
tables will be the gifts for the
day, and other Easter touches
will add to the meeting.
Speaker for this meeting
one Of the four Specials" dur
ing the club year, will be Louis
SeItzer, editor of the Cleveland
Press. Mr.. Seltzer will speak
on a world wide current events
topic.
Reservations for the lunch
con, which are expected to pass
the 200 mark. are being made
by Harry Martin at MU 1-s605
by Tuesday, March 25th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-20
No Turf" Neon
Traffic Signs


Another movement forward
in the city's traffic control
problem is being taken with the
installation Of neon arrow "No
Turn" signs at major street
intersections, reports Chief of
Police H. S. Weaver.
The new models will replace
the out-moded signs presently
in use at the No Turn crossings.
Advantage Of the new type is
their ability to be seen more
clearly, and especially during
the long early hours of dark
ness in the long winter eve
nings.
The signs will be on two cir
cults, one for certain hours OF
the day and others at all times,
as necessary to facilitate an
even traffic flow.
Motorists are reminded to
watch for the new neon signs at
the following intersections:
Euclid ave. at Noble rd.,
Terrace rd. at Noble rd., Euclid
ave. at Taylor rd., Euclid ave.
at Superior rd., Euclid ave. at
Lakeview. Terrace rd. at Su-
perior. Shaw ave. at Hayden,
Colt rd. at East 152nd st. (three
lights.
The Terrace-Noble, Euclid
Lakeview and Terrace-Superior
signals have one face. The
others have two faces.
Two amber beacOnS are being
installed at the north and south
to the railroad
bridge over Shaw ave.
Estimated cost of the new
signals, plus installation, is
81 $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-20
Little League Sounds
First Baseball Call:
Blanks At Schools

They must be returned to the
school at which the form was
issued or to the East Cleveland
Police Station at Euclid and
Marloes ave-, or or before
March 2Sth. After the regis
tration forms have been re-
turned, they will be checked
by Mr.. Wisecup and practice
sessions will be announced.
Sign up now.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-20
WV Auxiliary Has
A STYLE Showing

Ladies Auxiliary to Post 1900
V.F.W., 1S4O3 Euclid ave., will
have a Spring Fashion Prevue,
Thursday, March 9th at $50,
The modelling will be done By
Teddy Farinacci, Edith Wise
Anna Marie Jergenson. Mary
Jane Marcinak, Dolly Mccoy
Helen Trenn, Lillian Heser,
Beatrice Trombetta and Evelyn
McConkey.
Phyllis Stafford will be the
narrator.
All neighbors and friends OF
the Post are invited to watch
these members perform on the
runway in a very professional
manner There will be door
prizes and refreshments and
the men are welcome.
Tickets may be purchased
from any members Of the Pos.
or may be purchased at the
door.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-20
Shaw Continues
Pupil Code Study

Shaw High PTA has come
up with a top-notch panel of
well-known East Clevelanders
for it's third discussion meet
ing tonight at Shaw High at 8
o'clock on the subject: "The
School and Community Looks
at Both"
Serving as Moderator will be
Stanley G. Webster, Law Direc-
tor for East Cleveland. Panel
members include: Capt. Patrick
O'Malley, East Cleveland Po-
lice Department; Grant Kib-
bel, Assistant Principal, Shaw
High; Wayne Mcqueen, pastor,
Windermere Methodist Church
Hy Tobin, manager, Tobin
Drug Store; Lucille Provo,
Dean of Girls, Shaw High; Don
aid Fortune, Executive Secre-
tary, East Cleveland Branch,
YMCA; and Alice Brannan,
Welfare Director, East Cleve-
land.
Tonight's meeting is the
third in a series of four ses-
sions on a possible Code of
Conduct for parents and stu
dents.
Shaw parents and students,
and community-minded people
in East Cleveland are invited
to attend this thought-provok-
ing meeting.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-20
Rev. E. G. Forester
Pastor 27
Years Now
Emeritus

For 27 years the pastor Of
Sixth United Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. z. G.. For
roster now finds himself its
pastor emeritus. He was ac-
corded this honor by his con-
gregation Sunday, March 10th
within minutes. almost, after
his resignation, ef-
fective April 10th.
The Rev. Mr.. Forester
came to Sixth United Presby-
terian, Hayden at Castalia
aves., from Canton, Ohio. Prior
to which he had pulpits in
East McKeesport, Pa, and
Denver.
A native Of Pittsburgh he
did his undergraduate work at
the University Of Pittsburgh,
graduating in 1902 and pre-
pared for the ministry at
Pittsburgh : Xenia Seminary,
receiving his degree in 1907.
Added to his experiences as
a minister of city churches,
are his missionary teaching
days among the Negro children
in Virginia and North Caro-
lima Day schools, and as
principalship of a Pittsburgh
Elementary school.
Sixth Avenue had an en-
rollment Of 1S2 members when
the Rev. Mr.. orrester
his first sermon
there, almost three decades
ago. In about a year later it
numbered $50 and continued
a steady growth, reaching a
peak Of T25 about 1943. Since
then, new suburbs have lured
members from the area and
today's roll shows about $50
members.
The pastors wife has been
a loyal supporter all these
years, until 1854, when she
relinquished her duties as choir
director. She was church So
loist for a long time.
The couple will continue
their residence at 1919 Hamp-
ton rd. They have a son. John
E.. who is a partner in the
Cleveland law firm of Rager
and Forester.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-20
Organization Support for ATS.
Student Exchange Plan Sought

tributed and any difference is
met with donations from indi-
viduals or organizations made
to the New York Office. The
$3.50 is the local limit.
Students provide their own
clothing and their parents
meet any extraordinary expen-
ditures, such as medical bills.
etc.
This year there are 1899
ATS students in the states. Last
summer 74S American Juniors
went overseas.
The summer program cannot
be participated in until a Win
ter student has attended the
local high school.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-20
Dean Louis Named
Outstanding Senior

Dean Louis is one Of two
seniors at the University of
New Hampshire who haye
been chosen as the outstand-
ing seniors by the Student
Union Board of Governors. He
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert P. Louis of Shawview,
his father being the athletic
director at Shaw High School
of which Dean is a graduate.
Dean was selected as the
senior who has contributed
most to the senior class. He
was in the Sophomore SPHINX,
Deans List and Co-director of
Freshman Camp last year.
This year he is president of
Senior Key, the senior honorary
society, a member Of Alpha
Epsilon Delta, an honorary So
ciety for Pre-Meds, and of AL
pha Tau Omega fraternity.
Having been accepted to
enter the medical school of the
University Of Vermont. Dean
will move to Burlington in the
Fall.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-20
Zone Board
Defers Auto
Wash Appeal

Continued for further study
by the Zoning Board Of Appeals
Tuesday, March 18th was the
appeal Of Stanley Standforth
and Sidney Garfield, owner and
contract vendee, respectively,
for a conditional use Of land at
1925 Euclid ave. for an auto
wash business. The appellants
would raze the dwelling on the
lot, erect a brick and concrete
building and operate the car
wash weekdays 8 a. m. to 6
p. m. and 9 a m. TO l p. m. on
Sunday.
Rejected was the appeal of
Mrs. May Gabrenya, 1877
Hayden ave. to repair two
separated frame garages now
on the premises into one five
car garage. The Board of Fire
District Appeals regulation calls
for masonry or similar construc-
ton in this district.
Approved were six of seven
variances in the building of the
proposed apartment on Allen
dale ave-, just south of Euclid
ave. In this one rejected item,
the city insists on a four-inch
masonry wall, or similar
material with a two-hour fire
resisting rating, between suites.
The request was for a stud wall
with plaster.
A temporary fence permit
was granted Kent A. Patterson,
13407-09 Shaw ave-, the fence
crowding a setback. However,
included is a 30-day removal
order should the fence interfere
in the event a building goes up
on the now vacant lot.
A change in set back for a
dwelling in Forest Hill was ap-
proved, it having already been
approved by the Architectural
Committee of the Forest Hill
Home Owners Association.