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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18

gave up only two hits and
famed eleven, to win his sixth
victory without a defeat.
For the Nashmen it was the
thirteenth straight triumph of
the season without a loss and
marks them as probably the
best Pony League team in the
leagues eight-year history.
The new champs have av-
eraged nine runs per game and
i'm three contests have scored
Is or more runs.
Thy have a team batting
average of .351 and have linn
tied their opponents to an
average of less than two runs
per game.
Five regulars are hitting
over the 300 mark - Tim
Shoda. .526; Dave Rosenberg,
500; Bob Bauer, .44S; Ron Di
Muzio, .444; Denny Vaughn,
1859.
IF East End Nash wins its
remaining two games, it will
be the first time in ECLLI that
a Pony League team has fin
ished the season with an un-
beaten record.
Colt League Champs
The Kiwanis Club is the new
Colt League champion as the
result of its 40 victory over
the Merle Owen Funeral Home
at Skating Rink Field Tuesday.
Jerry Ferraro, ace Kiwanis
hurler, chalked up his eighth
win of the season by pitching
a one-hitter and adding 12
strikeouts to his total of III in
72 innings this season.
Ferraro has an earned run
average of less than one run
per game and has exhibited
good control in walking only
20 batsmen.
Five of the IL victories cap
tured by the Kiwanians have
been shutouts.
In Tuesdays victory, Fer
raro was also the batting star
as he drove in three runs with
a single and sacrifice fly.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
Air Force
School To
Be Larger

Local Air Force representa-
tive Sgt. W. E. Brindley has an
nounced that the New Aero
space Force Navigator school
has enlarged it's classes permit
ting a greater number of stu
dents to enter the course.
The Navigator Program, long
one Of the most popular Offered
by the Air Force, is now vir-
tually open to anyone with at
least a high school education
who can pass the mental and
physical examinations.
AS a member of the New
Aerospace Force, which is the
Air Force unit composed OF
missiles, aircraft, and space
craft, the navigator is respon-
sible for the charting Of mis-
sions throughout the Free
World. Graduates of the school
possess the knowledge to con-
tinue on to further training in
reconnaissance, bombardmeent,
electronic countermeasures, and
radar interception. Primary
training is conducted at Lack
land Air Force Base, Texas.
The , primary qualifications
for Navigator training are:
(1) applicants must be between
the ages of 19 and 261a (2)
must possess a diploma from an
accredited high school (3) must
be single.
Sgt. Brindley, whose office is
located at 22141 Euclid ave,
said that applying for Naviga-
tor training does not obligate
the applicant. He said that
there is no obligation at any
time until the moment when the
voluntarily enlists in
the Air Force, after satisfying
all requirements. Further de-
tails may be obtained by calling
Sgt. Brindley at ~. 6-3070 or
by stopping into his office.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
Chairs Wanted

Rev. John r. Scott, a Baptist
minister, is opening a rescue
mission at 7O13 Central ave
and would appreciate donations
of either straight or folding
chairs.
In addition to preaching the
gospel, Rev. Scott plans to
give clothing to the needy and
serve coffee and doughnuts.
An employee of the East
Cleveland YMCA he would be
grateful for any help from local
residents.
The SAINT JOSEPH HIGH
School Mothers Guild. The
Guild Mothers Of st. Joseph
High School will welcome fresh
men mothers at a tea, with
friendly chats, awards and light
refreshments.
The tea will be held on the
faculty grounds of the school
Aug. Oath from 2 to 4 p. m.
parking in the school parking
Ilot).
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
Football Sta|warts Hold
First Practise Tomorrow

seven lettermen. These include
backs Joe Ellington, Ted Riley,
Dennis Masterson, and Ken
Klug, and linemen Dave
Vaughn, Jerry Novak, and John
Bestvina.
Coach Drebus and his assist
ants seem to feel that if
enough capable linemen can be
found, Shaw will again be one
of the most feared teams in
the area.
Season tickets, which include
the six home games for only
$3.50, are available from Shaw
ticket statesmen or may be OBJ
tained from Paul Hammer,
ticket manager, at Shaw.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18

IAN ASSET 70 THE CITY" is what City Manager
Charles corron coils this proposed four and half
million dollar apartment building. Ground breaking
for the luxury living quarters is expected within 80
days. The structure is sold TO be one Of the tolest
apartment buildings in this part Of the country II is
located at 1890 Terrace 3D., from Huron Road
Hospital.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18

Eighty-five Shaw f o o t b a ]
candidates will be out working
hard as the 1860 football sea-
son officially opens it's practice
sessions tomorrow.
Head coach Don Drebus ex-
poets approximately so boys to
report for varsity practice ses-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18

its eight years OF operation
This is because both the first
and second half championships
in the Pony and Colt Leagues
were won by the same team.
The Pony League title was won
by East End Nash before the
team had played their final two
games while the Kiwanis Club
captured the Colt League hon.
ors by taking both halves of its
1860 schedule.
The Little League champion
ship will be decided in a best
of-three series between Nelson
j ewel lers, Shaw Division
champs, and the East Cleve-
land Fire Dept, who finished
on top in the Superior Hill Divi-
sion. This will be the second
straight year in which the same
two teams will play for the
Little League crown and the
fifth straight year in which the
Jewellers have been finalists.
Other Title Bouts
The Nelson jewelers. won the
Shaw Division Little League
title by edging Diamonds Mems
Shop, 2-1, at Superior Hill Field
last Friday. 1t was the fifth
game in IL victories this season
in which the Nelson team cap
tured a one-run decision. Nell
sons broke on top in the second
inning when Tony Gunder's
single scored Jeff Schultz.
Diamonds tied the score in the
same inning on Denny Balls
double and a single by Tom
Evans. In the fifth, Gary Ben
dock, Nelson first sacker,
singled to score Dan Brazie to
account for the winning run.
Evans struckout 13 Nelson bat
ters but to no avail.
One Hit Pitching
The Fire Dept. won its sixth
straight victory last Thursday
at Superior Hill by defeating
Kennedy's Mems Shop, So, be-
mind Bob Gurkey's one-hit pitch
ng. Gurkey drove in two runs
With a double and single while
his battery mate and brother,
Toe, contributed a triple.
The first game in the play
,ff series is scheduled to be
played at Shaw Field Monday
1T 7 pm. The probable starting
ineups are as follows:
NELSON - Dan Brazie, CT;
Pat Murphy, 2b; John Frame, c;
Ray Vecchio, SIS; Gary Bendock,
b; Jeff Schultz, p; Tony Bag
lato, rf; Eddie Nicholson, 3b;
Tony Gunder, If.
FIRE - Bobby Gala, cf; Ray
'etrello, 2b; Joe Gurkey, C;
larl Schultz, p; Bob Gurkey,
b; John Sidley, 3b; Tom
aainey, IF; Dick Fraser, If; Ron
DALLAS, 3b.
Both pitchers answer to the
lame of Schultz but they are
Tot related except through their
outstanding pitching abilities.
eff has a 6-1 record, has
,iven up 25 hits in 81 innings
While striking out 81. Karl
WINS a Az records and has linn
ted the opposition to Ia hits in
i innings while registering 81
trikeouts.
Clinches Pony League Crown
East End Nash clinched the
'ony League title by trounc-
ng Flynn-Froelk Funeral Home,
he defending champs, 81, at
'kating Rink #2 Tuesday night.
Irt Philipp, Nash's fine pitcher,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
&c. SWIMMING CHAMPIONS

Mems Open 160-yd.
Individual Medley
1st-George Frey
2nd-Kenneth Burton
3rd-Dick Dreher
Boys, 9-IO, 20-yd. freestyle
1St-Brue Westcott
End Gary Miller
3rd-Michael Rodeno
Girls, $40, 20-yd. freesty1e
1St-Meg Cottron
2nd-Pam Dischinger
3rd-Ann Westcott
Boys, Hip, 4O-yd. freestyle
1st-Rick Dischinger
2nd-Lyndon Norwood
3rd-Ronald Maybury
Girls, Hip, 4O-yd. freestyle
lst-Bonnie Clark
2nd-Janet Dunn
3rd-Margaret Howell
Boys, 1914, 40-yd. freestyIe
1st-Jim Dunn
2nd-Kenneth Calogar
3rd-Bob Petche
Girls, 1914, lloyd. freestyle
1st-Bonnie Andrews
2nd-Linda Warner
3rd-Donna Wolf
Boys, 1916, 100-yd. freestyIe
lst-Bill Nelson
2nd-Tad Washkewicz
3rd-Ken Whighan
Girls, 1913, lloyd. freestyle
1st-karen Brubaker
2nd-Kathy Roe
3rd-Judy Frey
Boys, 17-18, 100-yd. freestyle
lst-George Frey
2nd-Ken Burton
3rd-Dick Dreher
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
East End Nush> Kiwonis
Win Little League Titles
By Bob keefer

Two of the three champions in the trio of leagues
sponsored by East End Cleveland Little Leagues Inc.
have now been determined with only the Little League
titst yet to be crowned.
This will be the earliest finish for the ECLLI in
Arizona tribune., 1960-12-02

Leonard Calderon is assured
OF a record crowd who are loyal
Sam "Chain Gang" Cook fans.
Sam will appear at Phoenix's
most beautiful ballroom. Thurs
day. Dec. 8.
Mrs. Arthur Mccoy won the
first prize during the grand op-
ening of Ryan-Evans drug store
in the Bayless Shopping Center,
5037 S. Central last Saturday.
4 4 y
Arizona tribune., 1960-12-02
GIRL STRUCK
BY CAR

Katherine Davis, 10. of l53OW.
Grant, was taken to Memorial
Hospital for treatment after a
pedeStrian-auto accident late
yesterday at 10th Avenue and
Grant.
Police said the sedan involved
was driven by Cash Sizemore,
81, of ALL N. 5lst Pl., who was
cited to appear in city traffic
court.
Arizona tribune., 1960-12-02
FACES TRIAL IN
FATHERS DEATH

FLAGS STAFF - A Calf
ornia salesman has been bound
over to superior court on a muir
der charge for allegedly pushing
his elderly father to his death
from a speeding train.
Justice of the Peace James
Brierley ordered Arthur Chat
fin. 81, a Negro. of Altadena.
Calf, to stand trial for the death
of Ernest Chaffin, of Kansas City.
The elder Chaffin was found
lying critically injured beside
the railroad tracks at Winona.
20 miles east of here, Oct.2. He
died at Flagstaff hospital.
The younger Chaffin steadfast-
ly maintained his innocence dur
ing the lengthy preliminary hear
ing. saying he was taking his par
ents to California with him when
his father fell and injured him
self in the vestibule of a coach.
Chaffin said he went for help,
and when he returned his father
was gone. A principal point of
the states case is that the coach
door could suppos edly only be
latched manually and that if Chat
fin had fallen from the car the
door would have been swinging
open. 1t was partly latched when
young Chaffin and Witnesses en-
tered the veStibule.
Evening star., 1960-08-31
Mrs. BIouin
Receives Club
Award for 1850

Mrs. J. Robert Blouin Of
the Junior Women's Club of
Silver Spring has received
the clubs Clubwoman of the
Year Award.
She received the gold low
ing cup at a dinner dance
earlier this summer. The cup
is passed to the honored
member each year and is
engraved with the name of
each recipient. Mrs. Blouin
also was presented with a
miniature loving cup as a
permanent memento Of the
honor bestowed upon her.
The Clubwoman of the
Year Award is presented an
nually to the member, ex-
cluding officers, who has at
tanned the greatest number
Of points based on participa-
tion in club work during the
year. The award is considered
one Of the clubs highest
honors.
Mrs. Blouin was chairman
OF the spring fashion show
Passport to Pan America"
as well as chairman Of the
clubs millinery section.
Evening star., 1960-08-31
WHY GROW VOID?
Exercise
At Odd
Moments
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Register and Tribune Syndicate
I mentioned recently that
many exercises can be taken
at odd moments in your daily
life. You can use to good ad-
vantage the time you wait for
a bus or for an appointment,
for example.
You even can exercise while
sitting in a chair. Get into
the habit of having your hips
touch the back of the chair,
your spine straight and your
abdomen pulled in.
The small motions we can
make toward a good figure
may seem unimportant. but
they add up to an important
total by the end of the day.
Standing and sitting correctly
will have an effect on your
health and your appearance.
Suppose you are waiting for
a bus or subway or train. You
can do a neck exercise with
out calling attention to your
self. Stretch your neck, not
forward but straight up
toward the sky. Do this by
holding your head with your
chin parallel to the ground
and pushing toward the sky
with the top of your head.
Turn Head
Now turn your head slowly
to the left. Slowly to the front.
Slowly to the right. Continue
as often as you can without
looking rfdiculus. You can do
this while going about your
duties at home or even at the
Office when you take a
breather.
Housework can become a
beauty routine rather than a
hindrance to attractiveness.
When you reach for some
thing stretch upward and lift
your chin slightly so that your
head will not protrude for
ward.
When you pick things up
from the floor either bend
from the waist. keeping the
knees stiff, or keep the back
straight as you bend both
knees into a deep knee bend.
Think Of Posture
Many women will indulge
In such exercises as these who
will not put aside a regular
exercise period. An awareness
Of posture while you go about
your usual activities will
greatly improve your figure
and will increase your energy.
Evening star., 1960-08-31
Struve HenseIs
Give Party

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Struve
Hensel gave a large cocktail
party last night to honor
their old friends, Judge and
Mrs. Frederick van Pelt
Bryan of New York City.
Judge Bryan-whose full
title is District Judge of the
Southern District of New
York-is we'll known outside
his own bailiwick for his
ruling on Lady Chatterly's
Lover" permitting its circu-
lation) and for the Hoffa and
Adam Clayton Powell trials
over which he presided.
The distinguished Judge
and his British-born wife
have come to Washington for
the American Bar Association
convention.
Most of the Hensels' guests
were lawyers and British
barristers attending the con-
vention, but they also invited
some local lights from Capitol
Hill and residential circles.
They gave the party in their
home on Prospect avenue.
Evening star., 1960-08-31

Through Saturday, counted among the many
hoppy Jeeff who have ovoIed themselves of
the opportunity choose from entire collection Of
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-12
POTENTIAL WITHIN OUR GRASP

SU,TIE DEPARTMENT OF NORTHERN AFFAIRS of
IL Canada, seeking industry for its northern people,
are now marketing Arctic char, fresh frozen and
attractively packaged
One of it's market is New York If Alaska can't
be first to market it certainly shouldn't be far behind
in putting Alaskan Char, we'll Shee Fish the
market in paatabe and attractively boxed displays
With polar flights out of Anchorage, the European
as well as the Pacific Coast market should make an
outlet for all the fish which can be caught
Instead of looking entirely for outside talent to
develop our minerals, some attention should be put
the potential within grasp and just waiting to
be commercialized That means not on y fish, but
reindeer and berries which were in abundance right
up to the first frost.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-12

NONE HASN'T SENT IN A REQUEST for sewer
age and water = the reply given recently to
Nomeite attending conference In Anchorage.
1t isn't question now of who failed to send in an
application to what fund department. but challenge
to get the necessary applications IMMEDIATELY =
not as soon as possible, not tomorrow next week
but NOW!
Now is the time for every citizen interested IN
improving the kind of town in which he lives to start
asking Councrnen and Chamber members not once
but repeatedly, the progress of the project-and
don't be afraid to offer assistance if needed.
Be informed as an individual clubs adequate
community planning and proper public work financing
which every other town as big as ours, and some
smaller have had part in, and reap the benefits
of being a healthy town and clean town. Be aware
of what is needed because day you will be
called upon to vote whether you want town with
modern community facilities.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-12
Guantanamo Commander
Expects Trouble With
Castro Over Naval Base

MIAMI, Fla, Pi - The COM
mander of the Guantanamo base
in Cuba says the United States
would lose face all over the world
if it should give up the installa-
ton to Fidel Castro's government.
Rear Adm. Frank w. Fenno told
Milt Sosin of the Miami News he
believes there will be trouble
with Castro over the base, but he
doesn't know how it will develop.
ut may be that some hOthead
will attempt some act of sabot-
age" he said.
Adm. Arleigh Burke, us. Chief
of Naval Operations, has said that
if Cuba attempted to take the
base by force eve would fight
back"
Burke also said in a copyright
interview published in the maya
zine us. News & World Report,
that 1--WE would react very fast"
if Castro moved against the base.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-12
BROWNIE WHALEY MARRIED

Frank BroWnfield Whaley, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whaley
and better known to his friends
here as Brownie, was united in
marriage last Saturday to ,Sandra
Lee Madarus, daughter of Thelma
Peters and Joe Madarus at a
wedding at the First Methodist
Church of Fairbanks. Best man
was his Nome friend Bill Boucher.
The couple will make their
home in the Fairbanks area. Mr..
Whaley works in Clear and flies
frequently between Fairbanks
and Clear.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-12
Third Bomb Explodes
In Midtown New York

NEW YORK, "a homemade
bomb exploded today in the
Times Square subway station in
juring seven persons. 1t was the
third explosion of the kind in
midtown in II days, the second
in Times Square.
The explosion occurred at 1885
pm, two hours in advance of
the rush hour when tens of thou
sands of homebound New Workers
surge through the subway ter
minal.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-12
THE AMERICAN WAY
KNOW YOUR CANDIDATES
BY WILLIS E. STONE

WHERE IS AN ANCIENT AXIOM that "You can
i tell politician, but you can't tell him much
To be more exact we have found it mighty diff
cult in times past to tell where politician stands by
what he says Many have been elected to high office
fend our institutions of human freedom. We rarely
understand how it happened, but have become in
creasingly of the fact that freedom steadily
diminishes as taxes skyrocket.
pending in Congress H. J. Res. %
the states of Wyoming Texas, Nevada
subtract from the original
Constitution but it will give the Constitution force and effect
opposition Proposed 23rd Amendment might well
anagonsm toward the Constitutional principle of limiting
the of government.
Advocacy Proposed indicates the
the citizens his
would also abolish individual income
number the Communist Manifesto.
the proposed 23rd Amendment provides for putting
Constitution full effect
objection advocate
the theories of limited government
unlimited the research behind
powerful evidence that
applying its terms solve problems.
The to
the American
go jurisdiction would the
national debt than 20 cut the of
eliminate the individual income taxes
permit their repeal.
Thus proposed your yardsck
which you the best candidate election No
candidate has right vote until he willing to
tell what he do with the he seeks Where does
he and on amendment provides
"Sec Government of the United States shall not
business professional, commercial, financial
specified in the Constitution
shall not levy personal incomes,
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-12
Sitka Alaska Day Festival
Expects MANY Visitors

SITKA. R-Sitka's annual AL
aska Day Festival, started in 1949
to commemorate the transfer of
Alaska from Russia to the United
States on Oct. 18, 1867, is ex-
pected to draw hundreds of visit
ors to this city next weekend.
The festival starts Saturday
night with presentation of his
torical pageant tracing Alaska's
history from the landing of the
the Russian Alexander Baranof at
Sitka through the attainment of
statehood.
The festival continues through
next Tuesday, Oct. ID.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-12

FREEHOLD, NJ, R- Inmates
soon to be released from Mon
mouth County Jail have the use
of new service designed to help
rehabilitate them "a prison en-
ployment agency.
Under the system worked out
by the state employment service,
prospective employers are invited
to visit the Jail for interviews. In
mates are not allowed to make
appointments for outside inter
views.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-12
Cool Patrolman

SPARTANBURG, S. c., R -
Patrolman H. E. Plexico was Civ
ing a tourist directions when he
heard noise-like leaking tire.
Looking down at the motorists
tires, Plexico saw a copperhead
snake near his feet, whipped out
his revolver, shot the snake and
then finished giving directions.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-12
Britain's First Atomic Sub
To Be Launched Next Week

LONDON, R-Queen Elizabeth
II will launch Britain's first nue.
lear submarine next week. Built
with US. help and with U.s.
trained crew, the submarine
Dreadnaught will have an Amer
lean reactor to power it.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-12
Sentimental .

NEW CANAAN, Conn.,, R = A
1949 model car with California
license plates was found aban-
doned Monday night on the Mer-
rift Parkway with note that
said; "Please give it a decent
burial" State troopers towed it to
a garage.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-12
GoLDFINE COMMITTED

BOSTON, Up = Federal Judge
George C. Sweeney today ruled
industrialist Bernard Goldfine
mentally incompetent and ordered
him committed for treatment.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-12-19

DE OF NORTHWEST FILIPINOS teen-ager girls
ng the Team pride Fipnos in
Northwest They has projected Filipino culture into
American by participating many civic patriotic
in cities of the Pacific region They have to the
Wenatchee Festival in Portland
famous Eensburg, the Seafar festivities Seattle
patriotic parades Townsend Bremeron
Binglnm. the coorfu costume south
Philippines girls present striking spectacle and with their
marching sI<fu maneuverabity they earned
many paraes which they participated
we was taken during