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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-21

When an injury occurs, the
cause can generally be traced te
one or more of the following un-
safe practices: ..,
l. Neglecting to wear proper
clothing and protective
equipment.
2. Operating equipment without
authority.
3. Indulging in horseplay.
4. Not being safety minded at
all times.
Each of us must think safety to
keep safe. But it isn't automatic.
We're only as safe as we make
ourselves.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-21
THE RECORD, CHARDoN OHIO, july q, 19so-:

ability?
The answer is that their
cigarette i'll is a big one,
amounting to 81 1873 900, or
approximately $50 per smok-
er per year.
For the SO million cigaret-
te smokers in the nation, the
total outlay last year was Sc.
l billion, or about $500 mil
lion more than in 1853.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-21
81, 1EEiS - >; mn NJ

From breakfast to bedtime the
world is now scientific!
Our cars run better because
some new magic has been added
to the gasolinel Our soaps clean
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-21

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oughly because
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in gre die nts
Every t h i n 6
from kitchen
ranges to auto
mo biles now
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-21

Joan Lee Wilmot and JEFF
fry Allen Stewart were mar
ried June 13.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B.
Wilmot, Taylor Wells Rd..
Chardon. The bridegroom is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Stewart, 469 Bayridge Blvd.
WilloWick.
Evening star., 1960-03-08
RESIDENT MANAGER

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vator apartment building, located
IN suburan area. Experienced. Po-
sition available Immediately SAL
ary and apartment. Contact Mr.
ORTON, weekdays between Gil
am. Ma. S-2345.
SALES CLERKS, part time. l1:30
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retail store in Arlington area
Call LU. 4-3500.
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oIIH IfIu bl. NV.
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excel. working cond., z0-hr. wk.,
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salary 5000 per yr., provisions
for yearly increase. EX. 3-5610.
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HELP WOMEN
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average skill, mature: salary open;
diversified work; 35-hr. week
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1NNG IANl ,
81 500
SECRETARY

known firm desires at
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single, under age 80. Must have
initiative and be able to assume
responsibility. Shorthand mini
mum l00:, typing, fast: excellent
Evening star., 1960-03-08
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
GEORGETOWN
GIFT SHOP

Has opportunity for refined vom.
an. Some bookkeeping experiences
selling. Salary open. cSil MRS
HIM, DE. 2-2o72.
Evening star., 1960-03-08
HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTING DEPT.

OF large acceptance corporation To-
Gated in suburban Silver Spring
has desirable opening for middle
aged lady. Must be adept with fig-
ures. Prefer applicant with pre-
vlons experience as settlement
Please call MRS. TRIESIER, III
b-e400 for appointment.
Evening star., 1960-03-08
HELP WOMEN

PHOTOGRAPHERS HELPER-Hot-
est deal in town In children's
photos. Work for the largest
studio in this area; bonus, paid
vacation, etc. Call PIXIE STUDIO,
WIZ R-00zO
Evening star., 1960-03-08
HELP WOMEN

rYPIST, EenerAl ONCE and clerical
duties: mature, neat and depend
vic. 10th and p sss NV; per.
manent; Soundscrioer exper help.
full; old established company; g.
day week, 3 a.m.-5 pm; paid
vacation and benefits. Gail Mr.
WALTON, AID. 4-9046.
rYPIsTS-Immediate openings fol
well-groomed women in busy ofiices
OF new hospital. Good typins
skills and business BACKGROUND are
REQUIRED. 40-hr week; generous
benefits. Apply Personnel Once
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TO 3 pm, Mon. through Fri.
TYPIST, experienced: preferably
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phone. Prince GEORGES location
Call WE. $4,000. Ext. 221.
TYPIsrs 90 young 500 wk
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25 OTHER interesting opsninss
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Evening star., 1960-03-08
HELP WOMEN
MANAGER
BEYOA'S

Ladies' sportswear and dresses to
take full charge Of department
Must be thoroughly experienced
Excellent salary, plus bonus. Apply
Evening star., 1960-03-08
SECRETARY

For consulting engineers once,
Dupont circle area. Permanent po-
must be fast and accurate typist.
Varied duties. 5-day wk. Salary,
$50 to S100, depending on quail
heations. WILLIAM A. BROWN.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
REDSKINS
Defense Bright Spot
In Beating by Colts

ing both the receiver and Haw-
kinS. who got between them.
Later in the same period
Scott broke up two passes to
Moore in the end zone. where
Unitas usually has no trouble
hitting the elusive former Penn
State star. Ben capped his day
by intercepting one of Unitas'
throws after it was detected by
Moore early in the fourth quar-
ter.
The Redskins offense showed
signs of clicking in the first
period, but penalties fouled
them up. Days 23-yard pass
to Anderson featured the in
filtration to the Colts 38 fol-
lowing the opening kickoff, and
when the home team braced,
Khayat tried a 44-yard field
goal that was blocked by
SZymanski.
On other occasions James
got loose for nine yards, and
Don Bosseler took Days pass
for 25. only to be recalled by
whistles denoting infractions.
A 27-yard throw to Joe Walton,
which temporarily extricated
them from a bad hole, was off,
set by Andy Nelson's inter-
ception of Days next pass.
With seconds to go in the
second quarter. Rookie Sam
Horner from VMI missed a
long pass from Day that might
have meant a touchdown. With
six seconds to go Khayat tried
another placement. this one
from the AZ, but was wide.
WASHINGTON 90 O 0 O. o
BALTIMORE ------- 0 7lO SO
Baltimore-Moore 4. run tMyhra kick
Baltimore FIG, Myhra IS.
Bsltimore--Berry IS, pass from unitas
tMyhra kick.
Evening star., 1960-09-26

Who's that Ben Scott, a
rookie?" Buddy Young asked
Line Coach Abe Gibron of the
Redskins after watching yes
terday's Redskins-ColtS game
in Baltimore. Man. he un-
dressed that Moore today.
That's the best I've ever seen
anybody hold Moore"
Young. a pudgy Baltimore
disc jockey but once a small
speedy Colts halfback, was one
Of thousands who saw the
sticky fingered and elusive
Lenny Moore held to one pass
reception by Scotti's postage
stamp coverage. The one Lenny
latched onto was good for %
yards, but only because Scotti
slipped and lost traction as he
turned to go for him.
Moore and I actually are
great friends on the field" Ben
said later. when told of Young's
praise. Every time I make a
good play he compliments me,
and he's the only player in the
league who does. I didn't start
in our exhibition game with
the Colts, but I got in about
the third period and on the
first play I went up and belted
Lenny. Know what he said?
Hi, va, Scott. Where you
been?"
Coach Weeb Ewbank Of the
Colts was more communicative
and said he would have been
satisfied to win by one point
when asked if he was disap-
pointed with the score.
I'm not thinking about the
championship" he said. when
asked if he thought the Colts
could make it three titles in a
row. Right now I'm thinking
about next weeks game with
Evening star., 1960-09-26
AFI /
Continued From PaEe A.1S

Continued From Page Alb
yer Broncos for first place in
the West. Both are 81.
In the Eastern Division.
Houston and New York are tied
for the lead after the Oilers
surprise 14-13 defeat by the
Oakland Raiders before a
meager count of l6,421 at
Houston. The Titans and oilers
also are 81.
Tom Flores 14-yard scoring
aerial to Gene Prebola at the
end of a 5S-yard drive in the
fourth quarter and Larry
Barnes second extra point
brought the Raiders from be-
hind for their stunning upset
of the highly touted Oilers.
Fists few rather freely in
the area Of the Oakland bench
in the third quarter as Hous-
ton sought to hang on to a
1877 lead. The furry subsidized
but what amounted to a 12-
yard penalty was called against
Eddie Erdelatz, the Oakland
coach, before play could be
resumed.
Los ANGELES o o o n
DALLAS Z o 1O-I1
DallaS-Robinson &. pass from David
son Davidson kick.
Dallas-JohnSon, l, run Davidson
kick).
DallsS-FG. Davidson. IL.
| OAKLAND 1 q O IL
HOUSTON O 10 0 O-l3
Oakland-smith, 3. run Barnes kick
Houston-Carson, 6. pass from Blanda
Blanda kick
| Houston-FG, Blanda, So.
Houston-FG, Blanda, 10.
Oakland-Prebola. IA, pass from Flores
Barnes kick
Evening star., 1960-09-26
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Question
BY FOREST EVASHEVSKI
Iowa Football Coach

It's Michigan 0, Michigan
State 0, first quarter. States
ball on the Michigan 43. You.
the Michigan State sophomore
quarterback, feel you have the
right play for this situation.
But Coach Duffy Daugherty
sends a guard in with a play
substituting one man, al
lowed in this years rules)
Why is Duffy doing this;
l. Because he can see the
field of play from sideline
better than you can?
2. Because you are SOph-
Omore and he wishes to season
you before giving you play
calling responsibility?
3. Because his preSs-bOx
spoilers can follow the block
ing. knowing the play?
4. Because the preSs-bOx
spotter has called the play,
having a better picture of the
action than you do?
(Answer on page Aid
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Buddy Young Praises
Scottii's Job on Moore

the Bears. I'm taking them
one by one"
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Ed KuwuI Dies;
Was Center With
Redskins, Bears

CHICAGO, Sept. 26 (APO.-
Edward ]. Kawal, so. former
University of Illinois center
who played with the Chicago
Bears and Washington Red
skins, died yesterday of a
heart attack while watching a
telecast of the Bears league
opener with the Green Bay
Packers.
Kawal played for the Bears
from 1881 through 1886. He
joined the Redskins when they
shifted from Boston to Wash
ington in 1887 and was the
No. / center on the world
championship team that year.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
NFL STANDINGS
EASTERN DIVISION

RESULT SATURDAY
Pittsburgh. 35: Dallas, IS.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Baltimore, 20: Washington, o.
Chicago, II: Green Bay. IA.
Cleveland, Al: Philadelphia, "a.
New York, 81; San Francisco. 10.
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
Friday
Philadelphia at Dallas (nighD.
Sunday
Chicago at Baltimore
Detroit at Green Bay.
Los Angeles at San Francisco.
New York at st. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1960-09-26

The Redskins will have a
three-day vacation before re-
assembling Thursday morning
to begin pointing for their
home debut against Eddie Le-
Baron and the Dallas Cowboys
a week from Sunday. They'll
practice at Georgetown Uni
versity while the temporary
stands are being erected at
Griffith Stadium.
ATCHJSON
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Continued From Page Ala

Continued From rage AID
that they are in trouble. The
Colts were lucky that they
weren't playing one OF their
more formidable Western d.
vision opponents yesterday,
Save GoOg for Dallas
With the Redskins quarter
back job wide open and crying
for a taker. neither Eagle Day
nor M. c. Reynolds moved the
team consistently. Ralph GU
glielmi, who had the job until
he was injured IN the opening
exhibition game at San Fran
cisco and hasn't played since.
was suited up and on the bench,
ready to go in if needed. But
Coach Mike Nixon deemed it
wiser to save him for the home
debut against Dallas October 8
at Grif1th Stadium.
The absence of Tackle Ray
Lemek, reeuperating from a
twisted knee, and Halfback Ed
Vereb, who is nursing a bruised
shoulder, also was felt as the
Redskins gained a scant 35
yards on the ground.
Day piloted his teammates to
the Baltimore 34-yard line in
the first quarter and to the 35
in the waning seconds of the
second. Reynolds got them to
Baltimore's AZ in the last two
minutes of the fourth period,
after Day was hurt and left the
game. But the Redskins had
nothing left when the chips
were down.
3Sth Straight for UnitaS
Day completed 9 Of 10 passes
for lis yards, and Reynolds
of 7 for 10. Each had one
throw intercepted.
The dreaded Johnny Unitas-
to-Lenny Moore bomb didn't
drop on the Redskins, thanks to
Scotti's wallpaper guarding of
the feet halfback. But Unitas
clicked on a touchdown pass
for the 3Sth straight league
game by hitting End Raymond
Berry with a 13-yarder in the
end zone late in the third quar-
ter.
This one came gift-wrapped
from the Redskins. after Dick
James fumbled and Big Daddy
Lipscomb recovered for Balti-
more on the Washington II.
UnitaS, who missed on his
first four throws, clicked on II
of 35 for 232 yards.
The Colts longest sustained
drive Of the day came in the
second period, covering IS yards
and ending in Moore's 4-yard
dash inside left tackle for a
touchdown. 1t was the only
scoring of first half in which
the potent Colts were supposed
to bury their guests. Unitas'
passes to Alan Ameche and
Art DeCarlo, and the running
of Ameche, Moore and Alex
Hawkins. moved the ball into
position for Moore's scoring
thrust.
Click Prevents Score
Myhra missed two placements,
both from the 47-yard line. in
the first and second quarters
before clicking from the 2S in
the third period to nudge his
team into a 100 lead. His final
three-pointer was an easy 18-
yard kick after an 84-yard ad-
vance by the Colts was finally
halted on the Washington IL.
Gary Click saved the Red
skins a touchdown just before
Myhra's first field goal by rack
ing up DeCarlo, a former Red
skin, on a pass near the end
zone. But Scotti, who twice
Tended off aerials intended for
Moore in the end zone, saved
them three times.
Early in the third quarter,
Scott, a second-year back
from Maryland, nailed Jerry
Richardson on one short-pass
play. On the next, a toss in
tended for DeCarlo that could
have gone all the way, Ben
came up fast and hard, flatten-
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Green Tops at Vista

Bobby Green of Philadelphia
won the 20-lap feature motor
cycle race at Vista Raceway
yesterday with a time OF 9:l4
for the 10 miles.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
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Evening star., 1960-09-26
.AFL STANDINGS

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Oakland, IA Houston, 10.
Dallas, II: Los Angeles. q.
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
Sunday
Los Angeles at Buffalo.
New York at Dallas.
Oakland at Denver.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
NFLL

Continued From Page Alb
two of the Eagles touchdowns
and Sonny Jurgensen for the
other.
The Packers built up a 14-0
lead at the three-quarter mark
before the Bears started roll
ing. Chicago moved 79 yards
for the first touchdown and
then capitalized on a tumble
and a pass interception for the
decisive points. A 16-yard field
goal by John Aveni IS seconds
before the final gun provided
the winning margin before
32,150 Green Bay fans.
Layne, firing his passes ac-
cuately in an aerial duel with
ex-Redskin Eddie LeBaron.
pulled the Steelers from behind
for their victory over Dallas.
Layne eclipsed Sammy
Baugh's all-time record for
yards gained passing in a career
by connecting on Is OF Is at
tempts for 288 yards and a 12-
year total of 22,351 yards.
Baugh made 22,085 in is sea-
sons with the Redskins.
New York u Z T-@I
San rancisco-Conner 3. pass from
little Davis kick.
San Franciseo-Perry 1. plunge Davis
New York-Rots 5, pass from conerly
tSummerall kick
New York1Triplett l. ran tsum-
merall kick.
Ss3 SsR F5saii.c9Be YasFf;B.. Days Y Ss., sc from
Shaw (Spmmerall kick.
San Francisco-Safety, .Conerly in
tentionaily grounded bali in end
zone.
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Cleyeland-Mitchen 81, run Baker
Cleysiand-Brown /, plunge Baker
Kick.
Philadelphia-FG, Walston %.
Cleveland-FG, Baker SO.
PhlladelphiA-McDonald "a, pass from
Van Brocklin (Walston kick.
Cleveland-Plum /, run Baker kick.
Cleveland-Mitchell 80, run Baker
kick.
Cleveland-FG. Baker Is.
Philadelphia-Walst 10, pass from
Van Brocklin (Walston kick.
Cleyeland--Mitchen II, pass from
philadelphisMRetSlati 8. pass from
Jurgensen (Walston kick.
Chicago ------ 0 0 0 17-l7
Green Bay-Taylor /, run (HornunR
kick.
Green Bay-HornunE ?, run (Hornuns
kick.
ChicaRo-Galimor Is, run (Aveni
chicaso-casares 2s. run Avsni
kick
Chicsgo-FG. Aveni Is.
Evening star., 1960-07-19
BY the Associated Press

There's trouble in a Pacific
paradise-hard feelings between
French and American aviation
rivals in far-off Tahiti.
If you should ask any of
the South Pacific Air Lines
people "how are things in Bora
Bora?" they would tell you in
less time than 1t takes for a
grass skirt to make a quick
swish that things aren't exactly
to their liking. Especially where
Tai and Raj are concerned.
The airline told the Civil
Aeronautics Board about the
situation today in a request
for elimination OF certain re-
strictions on its operations.
South Pacific started once
a-week service between Homo
lulu and Tahiti in April. The
French air line, Tai, also
started serving Tahiti in May
on a route to San Francisco.
South Pacific said that un-
til the airport at Papeete,
Tahiti. can be completed, it
plans to operate to Bora Bora
an island off Tahiti. A flying
boat operated by a local French
airline. Raj, makes connections
from Bora-Bora to Papeete.
Raj is an affiliate Of Tai.
South Pacific said it was not
Evening star., 1960-07-19
Russians Demand
U. S. Recall Men
On Congo Duty

MOSCOW, July 9 (AP)-
The Soviet Union today de-
manded that the United States
withdraw a detachment of 20
armed men which it said had
landed at Leopoldville in the
Congo.
(The only American SOL
diers known to be in Leopold
vile area are ground crews
and technicians aiding in the
unloading of United Nations
troops and food and helicop-
ter units on missions reScu-
ing stranded whites.)
The warning was issued by
Foreign Minister Andrei
Gromyko to Charge D'Affaires
Edward I. Freers. Mr.. Freers
was called to the Foreign Of
flee to receive another note
protesting any delivery of Po-
laris missiles to West Germany.
After delivering the Polaris
note Mr. Gromyko delivered
the warning on the Congo
verbally.
He said press dispatches re-
ported that 20-man detach-
ment was in Leopoldville. Mr..
Gromyko told Mr.. Freers they
should be withdrawn at once
or "the Soviet Union will draw
its own conclusions.
Evening star., 1960-07-19
Converted Behind Bars,
PoroIee Plans Ministry

Elmer G. mri g hausen,
dean of the Seminary, wrote
the court:
This is our first experience
with a man with such back
ground. We are most eager to
do everything we possibly can
to help Mr.. Sparks to rehabili-
tate himself in society after
this trying experience. We are
also impressed with his poten-
tialities.
Sparks, who graduated from
Temple University in 1850, is
married and has two children.
His wife teaches school in the
Princeton area.
He explained that while in
he real estate business in 1856
he misappropriated about $780,
900 worth of funds based on the
intention to repay them. He
said he did it because he was
a m bilious and aggressive.
Later, he said, he realized he
had used poor judgment. He
said he has repaid everything
except about $4,000 and he
hopes to accomplish that
somehow"
He was sentenced to 1li2 to
% months in prison.
Evening star., 1960-07-19

PHILADELPHIA, July 19
(AP). - Bill Sparks went to
prison last october for misap-
propriating $50,000. Yesterday
he was paroled to enroll at the
Princeton Theological Semi
nary. ..r--
In his own words, the 35-
year-old Purple Heart Army
veteran found a new life in
prison" and is walking a new
road"
Explaining why he turned to
religion, he said:
II felt the need for some
thing better than the bad times
befofe. In search of this, re-
ligion seemed to be the answer
But it was gradual. The
counSeling received from the
Rev. Richard S. Armstrong
pastor of the Oak Lane Presby-
terian Church, was the thing
that made it unfold.
when I first entered prison
I was bitter, depressed. I fell
small and unimportant. MoStl;
because there was nothing else
to do I began to read and think
In business you don't have
much time to do this"
Evening star., 1960-07-19
Guatemala Put
In State Of Siege

GUATEMALA, July 10 (AP)
The Guatemalan government
today declared a state Of siege
a modified form of martial
law-becauSe OF the country's
political situation. 1t is to be
effective for 80 days.
A communiQue said yester-
day that IA men armed with
machine guns tried to capture
the military base of Alta Vera
paz. but we're repulSed.
The communique said an
army lieutenant and a civilian
were captured by soldiers at
the base. There we're no imme-
diate mention of casualties.
Communications to the base
were cut off before the assault.
Last night a hand grenade
exploded in a motion picture
theater, killing one person and
injuring at least 30. Police
Chief Francisco Ardon attrib-
uted this incident to terrorism.
Evening star., 1960-07-19
Its ense in Boro-Boro
As AirIines SquobbIe

anticipated Cd that Tai would
have Raj refuse to transfer
South Paciflc's passengers from
Bora Bora to Papeete except
during the middle of the week
and 90 that the French airline
would preempt for itself the
weekend operation which
South Pacific had announced
months earlier.
South Pacific said it based
its announcement on an agree
ment by Raj to transfer South
Paciflc's passengers on the
week ends.
The enforced operation dur
ing the week, rather than at
the attractive week end, has
lost South Pacific a substantial
number of passengers and has
greatly increased the difficulty
of generating a sufficient vol
ume of traffic" the CAB was
told.
The air line said it antici-
pated losses until the Papeete
airport is completed, "but not
to the extent being expert
enced."
Souh Pacific proposed ad-
justment of its certificate to
permit scheduled service to
Samoa at a round-trip fare dis
count, and possibly between
Honolulu and Fiji as we'll.
Evening star., 1960-07-19

statistics or arbitrarily forced
rates of growth are built on
quickSand," Mr.. Anderson said.
He added that growth cannot
be achieved through a magic
formula or "by trying to bet
ter percentages instead of peo-
ple."
Stresses Private Views
He said the Republican
Party believes sustained
growth and expansion depend
primarily on private decisions
to save, to invest. to expand, to
try out new products and new
ideas"
These decisions, and not a
Government blueprint, are the
heart of Americas formidable
economic strength" he added.
The Democratic platform
promises that "as the first step
in speeding economic growth,
a Democratic president will put
an end to the present high in
terest, tight money policy"
Mr.. Anderson said "the
somewhat higher interest rates
of the postwar years are ac-
tually a sign of high output
and employment" To hold them
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