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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05

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Building, contracted with the Unit.
collection of childhood memories.
POCKET, 35c)
In GRANDFATHER STORES Samuel
Hopkins Adams reminisces about the
colorful people and the endearing pas
times of his early days along the Erie
Canal. (Signet, 5Oc) the GETAWAY
tells of perfectly planned bank robbery
by man and Unexpectedly planned, al
most perfectly executed. By Jim Thomp-
son. (Sienet. 25c)
sioRiD AND the SERGEANT is a hi
larious novel about the American Army
in Germany today, and the battle of the
sexes they wage with the anxious German
cast, especially newcomer Mile Perkins
as Anne. Director George Stevens has
filmed a great classic.
SOME CANE RUNNING An excl
writer returns to his home town and
falls in love with a schooIteacher who
shows interest in his talent. The romance
hits snag when his former girl friend
shows up followed by her jealous lover.
Lighthearted at times, but melodramatic
in many spots. Frank Sinatra is his usual
best.
ne WHO MUST DIE is a distinguished
French film with a universal message
mems responsibility to one another.
Filmed in Greece in a small village, the
story unfoIds as the annual passion play
is TO be held during Holy Week. Sudden
tragedy strikes when the Turks burn a
neighborins village, evoking deep CON-
passion among the players. Natural and
forceful acting.
called FROM the HUNGRY .. These YER
satile lads can handle music from Zulu
to lullaby. HUGO WHITEWATER GOES
LATIN in a new RCA cutting. Some of
the most sustaining and torid Spanish
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Granada" "Fandaneo" and Valencia"
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-Acercate Mas" arc swinging and groovy.
II you've got a modern west-coast jazz
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gas!
StereophiIes and opera lovers both will
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or FIGARO. Cesare Siepi and Viennese
cast arc led by Eric Kleiber in one of
the finest recordings in Sd sound. Ernest
Ansermet and the Swiss Romande Or
chestra Uondon) make magic with
Stravinsky's poignant ballet. the FIRE
BiRO.
More and more, jazz is crashing the
stereo market. A recording of the CHICO
HAMILTON QUINTET (World Pacific) Is
on the racks-cool and smooth.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-30
LITTLE LEAGUE

Competition in the S aw
Field Division has been mar
rowed to two teams-Nelson
Jewellers and Diamonds Mems
Shop-with each team having
three games left in the cham
pionship schedule.
The jewelers., with a one
game edge over the second
place Diamond nine. can wrap
it up by defeating Joe Sauto's
improved crew in a showdown
game at Superior Hill next
Tuesday. Nelson's took over
first place by edging Kennedy's
Mems Shop, 80, and knocking
off koenig Sport Gods, S-3, in
their last two outings.
Diamonds won it's fourth
game in their last five contests
by blasting the Fire Dept, 1871,
at Shaw Field on Tuesday eve
ming. They scored ten runs in a
big third-inning rally in which
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-30
Race For Baseball
Championship Tight

fourteen batters went to the
plate. Elmer Novak's home run
with the bases loaded led the
assault on three Fire hurlers.
The losers were limited to two
hits by the combined pitching
efforts of Tom Evans and Tony
Scarpo who pitched three inn
ings apiece.
In the Superior Hill Division,
the Fire Dept. holds a one
game edge over the K o e n i G
Sport Goods with 7-3-1 rec
ord. The Firemen need three
victories in it's remaining four
games to clinch a tie for first
place. Police & Associates could
remain in the running be beat
ing the Fire Dept, at Shaw
Field tonight. Kennedy's Mems
Shop have dropped six of its
ten games and are out of con-
tention.
PONY LEAGUE
A real scramble for first place
place exists at the halfway
mark in the schedule. Flynn
Froelk Funeral Home, first
half champs, are finding the
going tough in the second half
which finds them holding a 3-2
mark.
East End Nash administered
an ia trouncing to the Flynn
men on Monday with Tim Shoda
pacing the Nash attack with
two home runs and a double.
Denny Vaughn, Nash right
handler, held the losers to three
hits and, at one point in the
game, he set down ten straight
batters.
Another fine pitching job was
turned in by John Kepich of the
Funeral Home as he
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-30

Eddie "King" Feigner and his
four man softball team will
visit Euclid this Sunday to face
the Euclid Class B-1 All-Stars.
The game is set for 8:15 p. m.
at Euclid Memorial Park. Spon-
soring the event is the Pony
league.
AS usual in addition to Feig-I
ner the touring group includes
first baseman Jerry Jones,
shortstop Mike Meilicke and
catcher Meade Kinzer. These
boys met in the fourth grade
many years ago at Walla Walla,
Washington, and have been to-
gether ever since.
The Euclid All-Stars will be
managed by Sam N a d er of
Tube Form and Fred Althen
of Erie Auto. Playing on the
All-Star team will be: F. H.
laqua, L. Soeder, c. Catalano,
Of Knights of Pythias.
T. Stephan, L. Vidmar, H. |
Yanchar, and W. Quinn, of Erie
Auto; J. Makcen, B. Langdon,
N. Latkovic, E. Latkovic, and
Kwalsic, Of Gabriel.
L. Winton of Top Hat; and
Tamburello, Murdock, and j.
Morrell, of Tube Form.
Pitchers Quinn and Morrell
have an 8-3 and 81 record re-
spectively.
Ed Feigner has an amazing
pitching record.
Pitching for both nine and
four man teams, this is how it
stands: beginning 1889.
Games pitched-1,98l
Games won-1,782
Games lost-170
Games tied-29
Total strikeouts-33,6 ,63S
Total perfect games-121
Total no-hit, no-run games
402
Total shutout games-705
Total batters famed blind
folded-2,6O0
Longest game - 81 innings,
Feigner won 7-6, striking
out 73, walking 19, allow
ing 8 hits.
A preliminary game between
the Euclid Slow-Pitch All-Stars
and Sheffield Bronze will begin
at z p. m.
The Sheffield team was the
j. R. c. league champions last
year and was also the runner
up in last years worlds tour
nament.
The Slow-Pitch All-Stars will
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Continued from Page One
where. / hope not on the heads
Of a passerby or one of the
many smaller children playing
on the sidewalk.
Sometimes the little ones get
notions (seeing their elder sis
ters and brothers doing it, to
go out into the street, also.
It's nerve wracking, believe
me, day in, day out, unless it
rains or SHOWS. Sometimes I
tell them to stop, but of course,
children today do not obey, since
the attitude around here, is let
the "kids" out in the morning.
and as long as they stop making
noise by 10 p. m. they're all
right!
Tuesday, ] came home via
Terrace and the boys were play
ing in the street and wouldn't
move. One boy sat on his heels
in the middle Of the street and
laughed in my face, when l
asked him to let me by.
Believe me, l was angry and
frightened at the danger of it,
if my brakes had failed.
! phoned his mother and told
ner. She came over storming
ike a wild woman and said he
had not done it, l was picking
IN her kids" she would call the
police Ion me, etc.
l told her if she wanted to
sit home and let her children
risk their lives, it was all right
With me, but Of course it's not
Ill right.
| forgot to tell you, after /
'ut my car in the driveway, the
,ther boys, to flaunt their con-
empt, all lay down on their
packs in the street.
only knew one other mother.
md called her. She took it very
veil, and thanked me. And
aid she wanted to know if her
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-30

boy was doing wrong so she
could correct him.
A neighbor who saw the trou-
BILE, said l should call the police
Well, / have never called them,
although we had plenty of prov
ocation. l am still old fashioned
enough to think a child is the
responsibility of his parents,
not the police.
Parents, if your children fit
into this category, please look
into the situation. Many times
when the police are called. the
children leave the street ITEM
porary) before the police get
there. If they don't realize the
danger in playing in the street
than someone who does should
take them in hand. The city has
ample playground spread with
in its boundries.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-30

led his team to a 1916 decision
over the Nash entry at the new
Skating Rink Field last Friday.
Kepich came in to relieve start.
er John Blair with two out and
two runs across in the first
inning and proceeded to strike
out IA Nash batters in the re-
naming distance.
His bases-loaded home run in
the sixth frame proved the
margin of victory for the Ed
wards nine. His batterymate,
Jack West, also provided extra
punch with a triple and two
singles to account for four
runs
COLT LEAGUE
The Kiwanis Club leads the
fight for second half honors
with a Al record, one game
ahead of the Nela Florists,
first half titlists. The Kiwani-
ans took over the top spot by
edging the Florists, 4-3, at
Forest Hills on Tuesday night.
The Nela nine scored three
times in the fifth frame torover-
come a 20 deficit but Kiwanis
came back twice in the bot
tom of the seventh on an in
field error, Bill Flaherty's third
straight single and Tony Mer-
mos triple. Jerry Ferraro went
the distance for the winners,
giving up only four hits and
striking out ten for his fifth
victory of the season. - 80
Dave Vaughn and Jim Yam
osh hooked up in real pitch
ers' duel at Skating Rink Field
,n Tuesday when the G.E. Lite
Sox tripped Merle Owen Fu-
neral Home, 10.
With the game deadlocked
n the bottom of the seventh,
Vaughn was hit by a Yanosh
pitch, moved to second on Dave
Moore's infield single and
cored on Jerry Newton's double
% right. Vaughn gave up only
wo hits in his first start of the
season.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-30
Four-Man Softba|
Team Face An-Stars

include: Church Sernick and
Warren James, of the Polkats;
Bob Silvola, Ray Brown, Stan
1ntihar, and Harry Aufenberg,
of Trescher Insurance.
Frank Podnar, Dick Altar,
and Arlie Lamadue, of the
Yankees; Frank Dolence, Joe
Brandt, and Harry Slieth, of
Frank and Mary's; and Louis
Laddis, Ronnie Laeseek, and
Joe Castrovince, of Gather Inn.
Tickets will be sold at the
gate.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-30
Golf Tournament

The second Kiwanis Club med
al play tournament will move
into Aurora, August 9Th. The
international" tournament of
Erie, Pa, will follow on Aug
ust 9Th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-30

Ms. Thomas is the former
Marilyn Hoffman, daughter @!
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoffman.
1883 Elwood I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-03

Mfr. List 35s.s5 FRIcIoAIRE 1859 De
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motto automatic defrost, aIvminum
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Mfr. List 52s.95 ADMIRAL l4.cu..Ft.
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Mfr. List 1926 HOTPOINT ll-cu.E,
Refrigerator, oeross-top freezer, EfAT
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Cuff. 2-Door Refrigerator, avfomofie
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door OEJR
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WASHERS =. DRYERS +. OISHWASHERS

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Mfr. List 1928 WESTINo.
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HOTPOINT De luxe
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Mfr. list I2s.s5 MAYTAG
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REFRIGE
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TodTs Bought Out Huge Distributors
Stock Of Floor Samples!

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MISCELLANEOUS
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WINDOW accessories, finest made
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ROADMASTER bicycle, 20-in., new
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$3.50, year DID, accordion, Italian
l20 bass, professional model, with
case. Sl95: guitar. Kay" profess
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MISCELLANEOUS

GIFT Wrappings for large packages.
continuous sheet. size 26x40, also
Jumbo Rolls, cut the paper to fiji
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
College Opens
Fund Drive

A fund drive among Wash
ington area alumni and friends
Of Hampden-sydney College
opens this week 10 aid the vir-
ginia school in a long-term
expansion program.
Some 200 persons are ex-
pected 10 attend a meeting
opening the drive to be held
7:so pm. Thursday at the Belle
Haven Country Club. OF Route
/ below Alexandria.
DR.. Joseph Robert. president
Of the college for men. located
below Richmond near Farm
vile, Va. win outline future
plans for what is one OF the
Nations oldest colleges.
Goal Of the six-week cam
paign in this area is 100000.
according 10 DR.. Frank d. Co.'S
tenbader, general chairman Of
the drive here. The alumni
campaign to be conducted In
81 communities. is expected to
raise 81 million.
He said the schools plan is
TO increase its endowment aid
and Its educational facilities
over the next II years. The
long-term plan. Or. costen-
bader said. win require about
$40 million. He pointed out
that Hampden Sydney has
been additionally a small
school--its enrolment is about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
Knights TempIor Elect
Commondery Officers

John q. Mathes. 4e2t Chevy
Chase boulevard. Chevy Chase,
Nd, last night was elected
arand commander OF the Grand
commandery OF the Knights
Templar OF the District.
This was one OF the high-
LIGHTS OF the saith annual
meeting Of the Grand Com
mandery. held at the WASH
ington Hotel. Mr.. Mathes Is a
retired Weather Bureau ofiicial,
Secretary OF the Army
Brucker and Representative
Judd, Republican Of Mime
sofa. we're the principal sched-
uled speakers at last nights
banquet.
Mr.. Mathes is q member Of
Charles N. Howell Lodge. No.
4D6. Of Pennsylvania and CO.
lumbia Commandery, No. 2,
Knights Templar Of the Dis
trict. He succeeds Lloyd o.
Miller, who presided at the
meeting as grand commander,
Business sessions we're held
during the day.
other officers elected and IN
stalled we're:
Joseph d. Yerkes. deputy
grand master: Roland Rich
ards. grand generalissimo:
Harry L. Beach. grand captain
general; ]. Rowe Mehlfelt.
grand senior warden: Jacob K.
Gephart, grand junior warden:
Samuel T. Farmer. grand prel-
ate; Roy A. Plympton. grand
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treasurer: Rodger r.. Kauff-
man, grand recorder; Garland
L. Nolan. grand standard
bearer: Andres e. Moynelo.
grand sword bearer: George F.
Davis. grand warder. and VIII
liam E. Barkman, grand cap
tain Of the guard.
Secretary Brucker Is a past
grand commander of the
Grand commandery. knights
Templar Of Michigan. as well
as past commander Of the De-
troit commandery Of Knights
Templar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

hern Of the House OF Repre-
sentatlvea and State legislators
and more than 30 college pres
ldents.
Vice chairmen for the Wash
ington area fund drive are
Charles Quarles. Robert Har-
per for the District: u. II. Mas
sey for nearby Maryland: Ben
/. Johns for Alexandria; DR.
Louis HUMPHREYS for Airing.
ton, and DR.. &. b. Cook for
the Falls Church-Fairfax area
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

gon tour, he viii see officials at
the National Aeronautics Space
Administration.
Three Dinners Arranged
All three evenings Of his
stay will be marked by State
dinners. Tomorrow night he
will be President Eisenhower's
guest at the White House.
Tuesday night, Vice President
Nixon will be his host at the
Pan-American Union. Wednes-
day night. the King will enter
tain the President at the Bel
gian Embassy.
King Bauduoin will leave at
10 am. Thursday for Detroit,
where members of a Belgian
born colony viii welcome him.
Then he will visit Chicago. Dali
las, Ell Paso. Fort Bliss and Los
Angeles, where he will see film
studios, the installations of
North American Aviation and
Disneyland.
He will also stop at San
Francisco, Stanford University,
Sante Fe and Omaha. and viii
be back in New York May "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
BY MARY McGRORY
star star writer

Baudouin, King of all the
Belgians, will arrive here to-
morrow at noon for a four-day
state visit that will begin a
three-week tour Of the United
States.
His Majesty, who is % years
old, will be greeted at MATS
terminal by President Eisen-
hover. Conversation between
the two should be no problem.
The young monarch speaks ex-
cellent English, and like his
host, is an ardent golfer.
In his short troubled life,
King Baudouin visited this
country once before--in 1949,
while the Belgians were decid-
ing whether he or his father,
King Leopold. should assume
the throne which had been va
Gated when King Leopold fed
Belgium before the Nazi on
sIaught in 1910. Baudouin &C
ceded to the throne in July,
1851, after his fathers abdi-
cation.
No Politics Involved
The present visit has no po-
litical significance. Our rela-
tons with Belgium. where
Bauduoin reigns as a constitu-
tional monarch. are smooth
running. Belgium is a member
of the North Atlantic Treaty
ORGANIZATION. King Bauduoin
wants nothing and asks nothing
for his people.
During his sojourn in the
Capitol, the king. a reserved,
shy personality, will perform
the usual ceremonial rites. To-
morrow afternoon he viii visit
Arlington National Cemetery.
On Tuesday. he will address a
joint session Of Congress after
q visit to Mount Vernon.
Several events reflect his in
terest in space-age technology
and in machinery of all kinds.
Tuesday afternoon, he will be
shown through the Smith
sonian Institution, and on
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400 atudents-~and has found
itself facing the financial prob
lens hesetting the Nations
small colleges.
Founded BY the Presbyterian
Church, Hampden sydney
opened In i776 rs an academy
and was chartered in 1883 a
"a college. It's alumni roll In
eiudes a President. william
Henry Harrison. 10 Senators
III Governors. two members Of
the cabinet and many mem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
Belgian King Boudouin
Starts Visit Tomorrow

Wednesday, following a Penta-
gon tour, he viii see officials at
the National Aeronautics Space
Administration.
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