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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24
Brodys Make
Beautiful Music

On March 28th Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond F. Brady, of 1849
Taylor rd., will celebrate their
50th wedding anniversary.
Sunday, the 9th, tn e +
daughter, Mrs. Lois Deck will
have their anniversary dinner at
her home. The Bradys have
been residents of East Cleve-
land for 35 years, moving re-
Gently from 1868 East 135th st,
For 20 years Mr.. Brady had
an orchestra and was we'll
known in Cleveland. Some of
the many places he played at
were Chippewa Lake, Geauga
Lake, Crystal Beach and Yer
million on the Lake.
The Bradys have four child
rem, Raymond F. of New York,
Mrs. Lois Deck, of Sheffield
Lake Mrs. Dorothy Walsh, and
Robert G., and II grand
children.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24
TRUST WEEP ON WILLS

Tonight at 8:15 pm. the
Guidon Class of the Methodist
Church of the Cross will meet
at the church following the
business meeting.
Mr.. Nelson Friedman, vice
president of the Cleveland
Trust Co. in charge Of the es-
tate planning, will speak or
"Are You Willing?"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24
Sirens Tonight

The second in the new series
Of siren test has been scheduled
on Thursday, March Oath, 1860
at Z p. m.
Promptly at 7 p. m. the
"Alert" signal will sound, After
a period of silence of one min
ute, the "Take Cover" signal
will be heard.
The "Alert" signal is high
pitched steady blast on the
sirens which means to listen to
radio and TV stations for in
structions.
The "Take Cover" signal is
an up and down or wailing
sound which means to seek the
best available shelter when it
is heard.
Each of the signals will be
heard for two (2) minutes dur
this test.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24
Girls Battle To Break 7 Year Tie

Navy cheerleaders are: Mar
ian Richards, Pat Balmenti and
Julia Natco.
Army cheerleaders are: Sue
Beattie, Joan Steinberger and
Kathy Atchison.
Official scorekeepers ar e
Donna Arezone and Myra
Rohde. Timer is Jerry Putz-
bach. Official referees for the
game will be Miss Lillian Ait
ken from East high school and
Miss Jane Pease from Fem col
lega.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24
Voici lie Cinemo

An especially fine movie
program will be presented at
the library next week. 1t will
include the Walt Disney pro-
duction Olympic Elk, the
story of the majestic and mag
nificent elk who annually make
a trek through Washington
wilderness.
Also "Noici La France.
which pictures the thrill and
glamour of Paris, the Rivera,
and the Cote d Assure, as well
as the picturesque beauty of
the Basque Country.
The showing will be at the
East Cleveland Library Thurs
day, March 3lst at s p,m.--
do plan to join US.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24
Oklahoma
Sweeps On
Shaw Stage

Set aside the evenings of
April 21st, 22nd, or 23rd
for an evening of musical
entertainment. Shaw high
school will be presenting its
annual spring show, the
great Rogers and Hammer
stein Broadway hit, COX
LAHOMA," which prom
ises to outdo last years
smash, "Wonderful Town"
Don't Be Disappointed
All seats for the three per-
formances will be reserved.
Tickets are now on sale and
may be obtained at the athletic
office, from student statesmen,
or by calling Paul Hammer,
ticket manager. at GL. 1-1750.
Vouchers which must be ex-
changed at the athletic office or
the box office for tickets are
also being sold.
All Seats Reserved
If you were one Of the dissp-
pointed turnaways last spring,
get your tickets early this year
and enjoy one Of the finest
evenings of the spring.
The same quartet that headed
last years show will again be
working together. They include:
Mike Dugas, director; Harry
Geisler, producer; and Margery
Shields and S. Robert Fraser,
music directors.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24
Boptist Fun Fair
Opens Sunday

FUN FAIR or CAMP CA
PERS-choose whichever name
you like, but choose to attend
this evening of fun at the East
Cleveland Baptist Church, Sat-
urday, March 26th from 700
to $50 pm. Sponsored by the
B.Y.F. youth Fellowship this
is a project to aid in sending
some Of the young people to
Summer Church Camps.
"Improved Means to an Un-
improved End" is the topic of
the Sermon as announced by
Rev. William K. Towner for
Sunday morning.
Members of the Philathea
Class from the church will en-
tertain the women of the Bap-
tist Home of Ohio, Sunday
afternoon, at a p.m., at the
home on Chestnut Hills dr..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24

Glass (captain), Karen Brubak-
err, Donna Federico, Guards;
Janet Dreifort, Mary RAIDER,
Pat Peckinpaugh, Eileen Vladic,
Peggy Olson and Cheryl
Beyers.
Navy J.V. Forwards: Sally
Olson, Sue Taylor, Carolyn
Fandrich, June Giordano (cap-
tain), Judy Morrison. Guards:
Beth Kerr, Sharon Cadion, Pat
Orwig, Louise Howell, Jackie
Allen and manager Flo JEFF
fries.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24

there is not enough on and off
street parking spaces available
at that location because of the
many apartments in the neigh
borhood. Another requirement
which Al Cert has failed to
meet is obtaining a food ham
dler's license and having the
property Inspected.
Police Captain Robert Troyan
gave examples of complaints
answered by the police depart
ments due to the liquor estab-
lishments now in the same area.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24
Tax Exemption
Sought For Host
Family By AFS

Members of the East Cleve-
land American Field Service
Committee are writing letters
to their senators in Congress
and are inviting all interested
East Clevelanders to follow
suit.
The letters are requesting
support Of a bill that will per
NIT a taxpayer a $500 personal
exemption for a foreign student
who resides in his home while in
the United States attending
high school. Currently such
host family receives no tax de-
duction. Furthermore there is
no compensation whatever from
any source.
This legislation, approved by
the Senate Finance Committee,
will come up for debate on the
Senate Floor soon after the
Civil Rights debate. 1t would
provide a flat $500 deduction.
Robert NJ. Kerr, chairman of
the East Cleveland ATS COM
mittee. says it is vital Senators
receive mail Immediately, urg-
ing their support Of this bill.
Former host families, high
school faculty members, mem
bers of sponsoring ATS groups
and all other citizens are asked
to add their letters for the pas
sage Of this measure.
In writing Senator Stephen
NJ. Young and Senator Frank j.
Lausche one must refer to: 1.-The
heading under Section 4, dealing
with CERTAIN FOREIGN
STUDENTS Of H.R 1850" in
order to identify the proper
amendment.
The proper address for the
letters is:
Hon. -.------------.-----
Senate Office Building
Washington, DC
Begin the letter with:
Dear Senator --------
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24

break a tied record between the
two teams in the past six years
of night games. In 1854 Army
won SO "a, in 1866 Navy
dunked Army 4O-37, and re-
peated this in 1856 with a score
of 1926 and again in 1858 by
a score of 57-44. Army came
back in 1857 to take a 47-45
victory and last year won 51-49
Members of the Army j. V,
are Forwards: Laura Schweiz-
er, Debbie Wachter, Mary Lou
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24

Who will break the six-year
deadlock? Sink a1ny-scuttle
navy! These are the shouts of
the enthusiasts of the girls an
nual Army-Navy All-Star Bas-
ketball game which will be to-
morrow night in the Shaw gym.
The Junior varsity game will
begin at z p. m. and the var
sity at 8. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned at door.
This years game is that all
important one since il will
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24

The new unit of the Moeller
organ at the Windermere
Methodist Church will be used
for the first time on Sunday.
This addition which includes
chimes will be formally dedi-
Gated with a special service and
recital at a later date.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24


Donald w. Longstreth Of GIG
Hemlock dr., Euclid, Roger K.
Metzger of 1926 Bellaire rd.,
Peter w. Tarbell of Chardon,
George c. Williams of 1864
West 50th ST., and Edward NJ.
Wintersteller Of 410 Eddy rd.
These nine were among the
l67 who originally applied
for the police force. They
survived a police aptitude
and general intelligence test,
a rugged physical examina-
ton, an athletic test and pol
graph and oral interviews.
They passed each phase of
the examination with a score
Of at least 70 per cent.
The number of openings has
increased from eight to nine
because of the resignation of
DIT. Sgt. Fred Schuller which
will become effective April
18th. The nine new men will
begin training April 18th. With
the addition of these men the
police force will be up to its
full strength provided by city
ordinance-62 men. If any of
these men decline to accept
their appointments the next
highest man on the test series
will become eligible for ap-
pointment.
When the appolntees report
April 18th, they will begin a
five week training course under
Det. Patrick O'Malley. Some of
the things included in this re-
port includes training in all
phases of investigation and or
dinances, classes in defensive
tactics, Juveniles and crime,
fire arms, writing and looking
up reports, stopping vehicles,
operation of the resuscitator
and three days of preparation
at Huron Road Hospital fo1
medical emergencies.
Chief H. S. Weaver says
that he is very proud of the
| training program and that
the results of this training
has proven valuable. He ex-
plains that the men are
switched around in their du-
ties so that each learns all
the phases of police work
and becomes an all-around
policeman.
The pew appointees will be
ranked as third grade patrol
men and start at $4,000 a year.
After years probation they
will take another physical ex-
animation and will be eligible
to advance to the second grade
rank and $3.50 a year. After
another year they may be pro-
moted to the rank of first
grade patrolmen and annual
salaries of $500.
Four of the new policemen
have been in the service anc
all, except one who recently
got out of the army, are pres
emily employed.
The applicant from the
greatest distance, Gerald Cline
of Conneaut, is p and ha;
had no service experience. The
only East Clevelander named
to the force, William Gemlich
is 20 and single.
Five of the appOintees are
married. They are Edward
NJ. Wintersteller, "a. Peter
W. Tarbell, 27, Donald W.
LOngstretch, 26, George c.
Williams 23, and Glen K.
Heidenreich.
DIT. Sgt. Fred Schuller ha:
been with the police depart
ment for 10 years, six of then
as detective.
During that time he received
several letters of commenda
tion from Police Chief H. 5
Weaver for his excellent detec
tive work. He is retiring from
police work to go into privat,
business with his brother-in
law in Parma.
A Civil Service examination
will be held in May or Jun
in which the 29 first grade pa
rolmen will be competing fo
the promotion.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24
BUSIN ESS
and
n E W s
M ALL
8l4 East l52nd St.
Cleveland 10
Nine New BIueeoats
Make &c Police Force

Nine letters of appointment are winging their way
to the successful applicants for the East Cleveand
Police force. City Manager Charles a. Carran
nounced the appointment yesterday afternoon of
Gerald f. Cline of Conneaut William c. Gemlich of
1885 Melbourne ave. Glenn r. Heidenreich of Parma,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24
Liquor Case
City Tells State
Application Illegal

The City of East Cleveland ministers of two
churches and representatives of the YIN and YWCA
banded together to voice objections to the application
of AL Cert Inc, for D5 liquor permit at 14673
Euclid
The case was heard Yesterday afternoon before
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24

The annual meeting and ex-
hibit of the East District of
the national NEEDLECRAFT
GUILD will be held at the Hig-
bee Co. 10th floor, March 31st
from 2 to S p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-24

Senate Office Building
Washington, DC
Begin the letter with:
Dear Senator --------
Evening star., 1960-11-09
Brown Drops
To3d Place in
aIICarrying

Milt Plum of the Cleveland
Browns retained his No. ! rat
ing among the National Foot
ball Leagues passers last Sun
day. but Fullback Jim Brown
lost the ball-carrying lead to
Jim Taylor Of Green Bay.
In fact. Brown dropped to
third as the New York Giants
held Cleveland to o net Of s
yards rushing. Jim gained 20
himself on II tries. boosting his
season total to 52l. Taylor
climbed into the lead by pick
ing up Sc yards against the
Baltimore Colts for q total Of
$40. John David Crow took
over the runnerup spot with an
84-yard performance against
the Redskins.
Plum, who has completed
6S.7 per cent of 80 passes, has
yet to have one intercepted. He
has gained LOTS yards and
scored eight touch h d ow n S.
Johnny Unitas Of Baltimore
has only q 53.2 per cent record
by comparison, but has piled up
1,778 yards and II touchdowns
In leading his teammates back
into first place in the Western
Division.
Norm Van Brocklin Of Phila-
delphia, the Redskins oppo-
nent Sunday, is next. followed
closely by Pittsburgh's Bobby
Layne. Ralph Guglielmi of the
Redskins is fifth with go COM
pletions in an even 100 tosses
for 865 yards.
Raymond Berry Of the Colts
has a long lead over his pass
catching rivals. but Sonny
Randle Of the st. Louis Cardi-
mails strengthened his grip on
the No. 2 spot by tying a club
record with 10 receptions
against the Redskins. Berry
also is tied for third in scoring
with Bobby Mitchell Of Cleve-
land with 81 points each.
The scoring lead belongs to
Green Bays Paul Hornung
who was tops a year ago and is
a cinch to surpass his 1869 to-
tai Of 81 points. In scoring II
Of the Packers "a points In
last Sundays 1924 loss 10
Baltimore. Hornung prodded
his season total to 80. Bobby
Walston Of Philadelphia is next
with 81.
Evening star., 1960-11-09
Rutgers Rookie Picked
ToPIuq Cop for Giants

Summerall's '3-for.l0 record
in field goals this year Il
troubling the Giants stan.
"Summerall has been both
cred by . bad leg all season. /"
the Giants coach said. "In
fact, he just started going full
time in workouts last week,
and I think hen start to come
around. At least ] hope he
does"
Howell had o few words of
praise for Fullback Mel Trip
lett. who gained 1877 yards
against Cleveland and now is
the teams leading ground
gamer with 298 yards and q
5.6 average.
"He always likes to think
he's the best fullback In the
league" Howell commented,
land there's nothing wrong
with having that confidence
But when he meets up with q
good fullback like Jimmy
Brown he always has . good
day. He's Q lot Of man, and he
really shook up q lot Of them
out there last Sunday"
Quarterback Charley Coner.
ly, who missed one game and
part Of another with a tennis
elbow" prior to engineering
the Cleveland upset. said it /!
not bothering him. He did moi
throw in yesterdays brie1
workout, but he said: II nevel
get warmed up until Thursday
anyhow"
Evening star., 1960-11-09

NEW YORK, Nov. o (AP).-
Bob Simms, q rookie from
Rutgers, has been named to
stkrt at left end for the Giants
here Sunday against the Pitts
b6rgh Steelers.
Simms replaces Kyle Rote.
the teams leading pass receiy-
er, who suffered Q broken bone
IN his left hand during the
Giants 1913 upset, Of the
Cleveland Browns last Sunday.
!" Generally it takes four to
six weeks, for one Of those In
juries to heal" coach Jim Lee
Howell said. "While we would
Life to play Rote this week
against the SteelerS, ] don't
see how we can" He added he
didn't know for sure how long
Rote will be out.
Kicker Pat Summerall, also
Q source Of worry, moved up to
the No. 8 end post. and If fur
ther trouble arises, Defensive
Halfback Bill Sits is available
a. q TANKER.
Rote has caught ~ passes
FOR 401 yards and five touch
downs for the Giants, who now
are second in the Eastern Divi-
sion behind Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1960-11-09
Starting HoIfbock
Leaving Spiders

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9
(AP). - Richmond's football
team suffered q Jolt yesterday
when it learned that starting
Halfback Art D'Arrigo will
drop out Of school. Coach Ed
Merrick said he understood
D'Arrigo was leaving for per-
sonal reasons.
In D'Arrigo's absence, Sopho-
more Stewart Percy ran at
right halfback in practice. An
other soph, Brent Vann, ran
at left half.
Jack Yaffa, second-string
center. and Ron Ridenour, Sec
ond-string halfback, will be
ready for the Furman game
Friday afternoon, Merrick said
Both had been sidelined with
injuries.
Evening star., 1960-11-09

Ahearn's restaurant Saturday
November 10.
O'Brien. who directs the
Golden Gloves boxing tourna
ment, is a former secretary Of
the Boxing Commission and
served two terms as president of
the District AAU.
Eddie LaFond and Charley
Reynolds, two veteran boxing
referees, are co-chairman Of the
luncheon committee.
Evening star., 1960-11-09
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY FOREST EVASHEVSKI
Iowa Football Coach
Question

It's Williams IL, Amherst 13
fourth quarter. 6:42 to go. Am
herst is on Williams 13-yard
line. 1S yards from its left side
line. On an incomplete pass
Amherst is ofside. Amherst has
one of best field goal kickers in
the East. Would you, williams
captain:
l. Accept penalty, giving
Amherst another down but
forcing field goal threat back
five yards?
2. Decline penalty, cancel
ing the down?
(Answer on Page Bib
Evening star., 1960-11-09
O'Brien Toustmuster
For Aqnew Luncheon

Dick O'Brien Of The Star
sports staff. a nationally re-
spected boxing authority. will be
toastmaster at the Boxing Com
missions testimonial luncheon
for John Agnew, q retired men,
ber Of the commission, at Goldie
Evening star., 1960-11-09

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age. Since they were so effective,
the cushions are now available to
the public.
Evening star., 1960-11-09
Sore, irritated gums
very painful

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due to loose fitting dentures. All
tender areas are gently cushioned
with this soft plastic. Comfort is so
enjoyable, most folks wear their
plates day and night and only re-
move them for cleaning.
Evening star., 1960-11-09
Re.lines loose plates
when gums shrink

It's not your dentists fault that
tissues and gums shrink gradually
leave spaces between the plates
and the mouth. Snug Denture
Cushions re-line the plate SO that
there are no gaps between plates
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Evening star., 1960-11-09

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Cushions are tasteless, odorless
and sanitary.
Why put up with the bother Of
adhesives that must be used every
day when Snug0 brand Denture
Cushions are 50 clean and con-
venient, last for months?
Evening star., 1960-11-09
Easy, fast, simple
done at home mo waiting

Snug Denture Cushions are thin
sheets Of a marvellous, ever-soft
plastic material. Simply place one
Of these wonderful re-liners on the
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according to simple instructions in
package, and presto! You have
practically q new plate. No watt
ing. ready to bite on anything.
Evening star., 1960-11-09

competone1
performance Of
4
compositions per cent interruptions,
Of attempt tn auaufy
Evening star., 1960-11-09
FIGHT RESULTS

Los ANGELEs.-Boots Monroe, l26,
Los Angeles. stopped frankie Valdez,
1877 San Antonio Tex.
Evening star., 1960-11-09

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Evening star., 1960-11-09
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Evening star., 1960-11-09
Eagles Need
All Momentum
Against Lions

Gonzaga High Schools foot
ball team, which started slowly
this season but has come fast
the last few weeks, will need
all the momentum 1t can
gather to head on Carroll In
q Catholic League game Fri.
day night at Northwestern
Stadium. Game time Is 8
o'clock.
The Eagles (5-2) broke even
In their first four games but
have won their last three. They
are IL In the league. tied with
DeMatha for second place.
Carroll. the areas No. 1
scholastic team, leads the
league at 20 and Is TO for
the season.
Evening star., 1960-11-09
LEADING PASS RECEIVERS

- " - " - ~ " -
u Ray Baltimore
Evening star., 1960-11-09
NFL STATISTICS
LEADING GROUND GAMERS
LEADING PASSERs

sss Sne JoisBa S Mlssop q Les
Jim Brown Of Cleveland Phnadeiphia. " : ~ "
Evening star., 1960-11-09

NSh Train Detroit Baltmo
Evening star., 1960-11-09
One re.liner can last
months easily replaced

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for 2 to 6 months, according to the
individual mouth. Stays soft and
pliable does not harden and ruin
plate. Peels right out when ready
to replace.
Evening star., 1960-11-09
HOll0ran Returns

Mike Warner. in his first
season as head coach at Con-
zaga, says the Eagles haven't
reached their peak yet, but the
60 league victory over De-
Matha last Saturday night was
the teams best effort.
Warner says all of his boys
came out Of that game in good
shape and in addition he will
gain Halfback Mike Holloran.
A junior, Holloran has been out
since the opener against Wilson
with blood poisoning, resulting
from a blister on his heel.
Despite their recent success.
the Eagles could use a player
OF the talents of Hollorsn. A
fast. shifty runner. he was the
leading ground gamer in the
Wilson game and scored the
first touchdown against the
Tigers on a l6-yard pass from
Quarterback Malcolm Leubkert.
Since Holloran's absence, the
backfleld has been Leubkert,
John McKevitt and Denny Nc
Hugh at the halves, and Nanny
Lopez at fullback. McKevitt, q
junior, scored the lone touch
down against DeMatha,
Evening star., 1960-11-09
Defense Is Stout

Gonzaga also has put up a
stout defense. particularly In
the DeMatha game. Warner
singled out John Dugan at
tackle. Joe Lilly at guard and
Kevin Carmody, middle guard.
The Eagles will need all they
can muster both on offense
and defense to handle the
Lions. Carroll is rated as one
OF the strongest defensive
teams in the area, having al
lowed only two touchdowns
this season. And on offense it
has shown it can roll, too, with
1874 points in its seven games.
Evening star., 1960-11-09
INTERCEPTION LEADERS

rn-S4 yards, by John Sample Of Baltimo
on the basis Of average return.
Evening star., 1960-11-09
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Evening star., 1960-11-09
ICKOFF RETURN LEADERS

eturn-4s yards By Abe Woodson Of San Franc
8 computed on the basis Of average return
Evening star., 1960-11-09
LEADING SCORERS
LEADING PUNTERS
PUNT RETURN LEADERS

Longest punt-74 yards. BY Tom Davis Of I
sStandtngS computed on average distance.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
10Teenugers
Accused in
Party Row

Ten teenagers have been ac-
eused of disorderly conduct in
Seat Pleasant, Nd, after a
street fight. The fight occurred
As minutes before the juvenile
curfew hour.
The 10, including four girls.
we're leaving a private party
near Seventieth avenue and F
street Friday night when a fist
fight developed in front Of the
house, according to Town Po-
lice Chief william Mitchell. No
one was injured.
Chief Mitchell said the cur
few did not enter the case since
the deadline did not begin un-
til midnight. The furfew has
been in effect more than two
months.
The youths. ages II to II
years, were from the District,
Capitol Heights, Suitland. Ac-
cokeek, Palmer Park and Oxon
Hill, police said. They were
released to their parents pend