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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-12
Bernandt Schmidt

Funeral services will be con-
ducted at 1:30 this afternoon
from the S. Fl. Johnston Funer-
al Home for Bernandt Schmidt.
1904 Mann ave. He was the
husband of Rose, the father of
Ernest o.. and the grandfather
of Kenneth and Wayne.
Papago Indian news., 1960-08-01

Two probationary patrolmen and a clerk-typi
department to replace resigned employees.
Nathan NJ. Hendricks, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Ho
force in July. He was graduated from the T
in the Marine Corps for three years where h
jose Elmer Ramon Jr. !, Of Jose E. Ramon
partment on Aug. q. He has been in servic
Der Of the Tribal council from Pisinemo dis
Miss Doris Ventura, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
typist. She has the job formerly held by N
the position for few weeks. Miss Ventura
Evening star., 1960-09-08
DINING OUT
BY EMERSON BEAUCHAMP

ing. That's picnic style. I
wouldn't dream Of serving it
that way"
She did add, not too willingly.
that she would serve it that
way on demand.
Evening star., 1960-09-08

family for 200 years. When
M. Roux left Olmsted'S, he
passed the recipe on to his
successor. Roger Deville, and
nobody else.
If you order oysters Casino
at Olmsted's you get a card
telling what thousandth serving
you're eating. I'm about three
weeks, the restaurant expects
to serve its 500,000th dish.
Evening star., 1960-09-08

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
: Hugh O'Brian's female admir-
ers-and to judge by the let
ters I receive they are in the
thousands - are bombarding
goth Century-Fox insisting that
the only actor god enough to
portray DIR. Tom DOOley in the
> upcoming The Night They
Burned the Mountain" is
O'Brian. I don't always agree
with suggestions of this kind,
p but I think Hugh would be
good.
Desi Arnaz is building a fab
ulous new place for himself
and his horses, near the Del
Mar Race Track. Lucille Ball,
who will be the ex-Mrs. Arnaz
in May. sold her horses, having
no futher interest in racing,
plus the fact she will be living
in New York for the next five
years. That's how long she has
rented her apartment there.
and, speaking Of housing
Rex Harrison, for the next
three months. will be occupying
the apartment in London that
belongs to Sir Laurence Olivier.
So where does this leave play
trapped Tammy Grimes in New
York?
Evening star., 1960-09-08

is now working seven days a
week to get enough segments
in hand for the six weeks he
must spend on the picture
with Debbie Reynolds. Fred
Astaire and Lilli Palmer.
Oscar actor Arthur O'Con-
nell, who also dabbleS in the
stock market, believes he has
the best chance Of acquiring
Aim rights to the Nicolas Darvas
best-seller. How I Made $2,-
100000 in the Stock Market.
II he gets it, Arthur will call
the movie. Dancing to Mil
lions." and is after Cary Grant
to play Darvas. Arthur says he
will be content with the second
role.
Thank goodness we have a
new male star-and young, at
that. I refer to George Shep-
pard, who made a hit in Home
From the Hills" followed by
THE Subterraneans." Coming
up is Breakfast at Tiffany's"
with Audrey Hepburn, then
"Unarmed in Paradise" with
Maria Schell. Georges great
asset. apart from his acting
ability is a rugged manly
appearance.
Eva Marie Saint has declined
the costarring role with
Charlton HestOn in Eel Cid"
because she wants to stay in
Hollywood with her children
and husband. Eva Marie had
flve months in Israel with
Exodus" and II get letters
every week from people there
who worked on the picture. !"
Otto Preminger predicts: "As
Kitty, she gives an Oscar
performance" Is that time
getting near again?
Evening star., 1960-09-08
HOLLYWOOD
Hugh for Dr.. DooIey?
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

Peter UstinOv has Joined the
acting colony with a tax-easS
residence in Switzerland.
Rosemary ClOOney brings foul
of her FIVE children plus hus-
band Jose Ferrer when she
arrives in New York next week
for her appearance at the
Waldorf. The FerrerS, who
never waste time or place
at least Jose doesn't-will CO.
star for NBC in Thanksgiving
With the Ferrers. ;. Prettiest
picture in the current Harpers
magazine is Jane Fonda, all ir
gold-and this includes her
eyelashes!
Sid Luft told them in London
after wife Judy Garland's great
triumph at the Palladium, that
her doctors expected her to
die during her serious hepatitis
illness last year. It took Judy
eight months to get better
but now she's better than ever
Tab Hunter has a problem
no, not the dog again. He
must report to Perlberg- Seaton
in November to finish the
strike-interrupted Pleasure oi
His Company" His new TV
show for NBC debuts on the
18th Of this month";. And he
Evening star., 1960-09-08
Roquefort-burger

The classiest cheeseburger in
town is served at the Gordon
Bleu, 3125 M street NV.
It goes under the more i'm
pressive name Of top ground
sirloin. sauce Roquefort." But
George Y. Worthington III, the
owner. cheerfully comedies it's
just a cheeseburger with a
difference.
The Gordon Bleu. inciden-
tally. is featuring low-priced
supper specials for early diners
They're served from $50 to
1880 pm.
Evening star., 1960-09-08

NEW YORK.-Richard Rod
gers gave up smoking seven
years ago. Recently in their
garden, his wife asked him
to pass her a cigaret. Rodgers
decided to light it for her; one
puff, he felt, certainly would
be harmless. After all, hadn't
he kicked the habit? =. One
puff. He rushed upstairs,
brushed his teeth, used mouth
wash, soaped his hands and
.drenched them with perfume.
II knew" said Rodgers.
that if I didn't do that. to
Immediately get rid Of the taste
and smell, I'd go right back
to three packs a day-because
that one puff was so delicious. "
AvereIl Harriman's office
sends to him, in the Congo,
news clippings on all world
events, plus the New York
Yankees box scores. =. Henry
Cabot Lodge has moved out
of the Waldorf and into a
nearby apartment-hotel. .
Rafer johnson, the decathlon
champ, is so likable that when
he met Nunnally johnson the
screenwriter producer aske ID
him: Does your family happen
to come from Colum bus S /,
Georgia? No. Too bad. I was
hoping we were related"
&H ~
Katharine Hep burn and
Robert Ryan had to wait is
minutes before starting AN.
tony and Cleopatra" at STRAIT
ford, Conn. The curtain was
held to allow the audience to
see the satellite, Echo, passing
overhead. When Eleanor
Steber does Amelia in Verdi's
Masked Ball" at the Met
Opera. 1t will be her 44th
major role there-a record at
the Met. :. Andy Griffith
knows a Texas boy who was
popular at summer camp: He
wrote the stock market column
for the camp newspaper.
All the Magistrates Courts
now have I'm God We Trust"
emblems over the bench. And
in Traffic Court the cashier
added a sign, Cheeks Not
Acceptable" Cory Ford
wisely left for Europe the day
after he wrote his Sports Illus
trated piece urging the ex-
termination of stray cats. :.
Russell Grouse. the play
Evening star., 1960-09-08
THE LYONS DEN
Watch That First Puff
By LEONARD LYONS

wright, has stabilized his
cigaret smoking ha bit: He
keeps his daily quota, two Gig
arets, in his pocket, and chain
smokes them after dinner.
Jan Murray's 19-year-oId son,
Warren. made his stage debut
with Murray in Make q Mil
lion" He decided he didn't
care to act. and is going back
to school.
Lawrence Langner, Of the
Theater Guild, made a speech
at the birthday party for his
associate, Dore Schary-author
of Sunrise at Campobello"
and producer director Of other
guild shows. Langner revealed
that in l943 he few to Holly
wood to offer Schary the job
Of heading the proposed The
ater Guild Movie Company.
me head a studio?" said
Schary. Never" And so,"
said Langner. "Schary soon
became head Of RKO, then
head Of MGM, and now I
work for him."
Herbert Colds new book,
Therefore Be Bold" will be
published by Dial Press on the
29th. and marks him again
among our foremost writer's.
. A Beatnik who entered
the Imperiale toldI Lenny
Gaines of his sad fate: He'd
been convictedtof a crime and
sentenced to two years at
Levittown. ..,s And then there
was the report that Russia's
space scientists have been
astounded: The dog capsule
that returned from space had
a note inside: please curb
your dog"
Two painters. identical twin
brothers, had a reunion at the
Four Seasons the other night
after IL years of separation.
They're Sir Karel Brakeman,
court painter to Queen Juliana
OF. Holland and his identical
twin brother. Lojewyck. who
lives here. Although one paints
left-handed and the other
right-handed, their work is
almost identical.
Evening star., 1960-09-08
Triple Plays

Weber's Char House, 171e
Wilson boulevard. Arlington,
has led three lives.
1T was q tavern when we
bought it in 1912 recalls Mrs
Kathryn Weber, the owner. 1--WE
turned 1t into a restaurant
featuring home-cooked meals
something different every day
II did q lot OF. the cooking myself
in those days. Three years age
my son, William, persuaded me
to try a beef house."
That must mean less worl
for her?
NO" sighs Mrs. Weber, who
leads three lives herself. (She
runs a dry cleaning plant anc
a consignment shop0 1T means
more"
Evening star., 1960-09-08
Moson-Dixon Query

What is Southern fried
chicken? I've always thought
it was chicken cut into pieces
breasts. legs, thighs, wings
instead Of being split in half.
But Mrs. DeBlanch Hinkle
says I'm all wrong. She's the
manager Of Collingwood-on-
the Potomac, five miles south
of Alexandria on Mount Ver-
non highway, which specializes
in Southern cooking.
That's not Southern style, u
she says of separate-piece fry
Evening star., 1960-09-08

industry. with prices arbitrar-
lily set by one or the other of its
big four or big eight"
The three Republican men,
bers of the subcommittee
Senators Dirksen of Illinois,
Wiley Of Wisconsin and Hruska
Of Nebraska-took exceptions
to the report.
For the Democratic majority
Senator Kefauver said the
growth Of concentration in the
industry is traceable in part to
price discrimination. Major
producers, he said, reduce
prices in some areas until
either smaller bakeries are
driven out Of business or eco
nomic influence in the market
is crippled.
In addition to price discrim-
nation, Senator Kefauver said,
large concerns have engaged in
other unfair practices. He said
these include providing free
bread and fixtures to customers
stocking their products; dis
counts and allowances and
money "over, under and
through the table"
! Senator Kefauver said that
between 1947 and 1855 the
average retail price Of bread
rose As per cent compared with
an increase Of only % per cent
in the cost Of living index. Yet,
he said. the farmer received 25
per cent less for wheat and
other ingredients he produced.
Urges Enforcement
Senator Kefauver did not
call for new antitrust legisla- =
ton but expressed hope that
the Federal Trade Commission
and the Justice Department
will be able to restore compe-
tition in the wholesale baking
industry through vigorous en-
forcement Of present antitrust
laws.
Senator Dirksen and Hruska
said in a separate report that
This subcommittee continues
! to impugn the integrity and
motives Of individual firms, who
must defend their public posi-
tions at great cost which is det-
rimental to the best interest of
their customers.
Senator Hruska a contended
the majority report was based
on an extremely narrow sam
pling of selected data.
There is little Justification
for a series Of broad attacks on
bigness per Sc" Senators Hruska
and Dirksen said.
Senator Wiley said that while
the investigation Of the bread
industry may have been a
rather interesting and educa-
tional general research under
taking, I am afraid that the
findings and conclusions are
such as to show this has not
been one Of the more profitable
fields Of congressional inquiry"
Evening star., 1960-09-08
If You Like Steak

The Statler Hilton Hotels
elegant new dining room, the
Pen and Sword, claims nine
kinds Of steak.
The choice ranges all the
way from a lowly steak sand
wich and a chopped tenderloin
to Chateaubriand for two and
a whopping 20-ounce sirloin
for one.
Even beef shish kebab gets
into the actiunder the nom de
plume Of "steak on the skewer. I"
The restaurant is named for
the press and the military be-
cause. the menu says, they have
played the most significant
roles in the development of
the Nations Capital.
Evening star., 1960-09-08
SenaforsHit
BakeryPrices
BY the Associated Press

The Senate Antitrust ans
Monopoly Subcommittee has
accused large baking firms OF
engaging in unfair and preda-
tory practices"
It said this is making it in
creasingly difficult for inde-
pendent bakers to stay in the
bread business.
Chairman Kefauver, DEM
ocrat Of Tennessee. in a report
concurred in by the four Dem
ocratic members of the sub
committee, expressed alarm
yesterday at what he called "a
growth Of concentration in
the baking industry"
Senator Kefauver said this is
Transforming the bread in
dustry from a competitive field,
with prices determined by in
terlacing forces of supply and
demand, into an administered
Evening star., 1960-09-08
The Countdown

The return Of September has
marked the return Of baked
oysters Casino at Olmsted's
1885 @ street NV.
The secret recipe was con-
tributed nearly 20 years age
by Rene Roux. former chef
who said II had been in his
Evening star., 1960-09-08
Young Investor

DOVER, N. j. (AP) When
the National Union Bank of Do
yer holdes its stockholders
meeting. little Patricia Carcione
has a big. interest in the pro-
ceedingS. Patty. 8, is the banks
youngest stockholder.
Evening star., 1960-09-08
Hold That Freezer

The Roumanian Inn. BIS
Thirteenth street NV, would
like it known that no frozen
fish goes into its gefullte fish.
I'VE use only fresh white
fish and yellow pike and some
times carp. flown in from New
York." says Lou Kratz, the
manager. Its kept in fresh
water tanks"
Gefullte flsh is a weekend
dish at the Roumanian Inn.
It's served on Fridays. Satur-
days and Sundays.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

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Evening star., 1960-06-10
READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
The Woy to TroyeL With Bobu

Mrs. J. X, Washington; To Mrs. E. A.. WASHINGTON
We Travelled from Washington to New Orleans La sew
eral when oldest eight months old
must say envy you.
Most important the time of travel especially the first
day We left Washington about pm. map me) BY leav-
ing at this hour leisurey loaded the car picked up ice
Evening star., 1960-06-10
Gloss Coutinq

Mrs. p. E. r.. Alexandria
To renew the gloss on q
black or colored straw hat,
60 over it lightly several times
with a cloth dipped in alcohol.
Evening star., 1960-06-10
Gamma Jars

Mrs. A. c. c., Bethesda
I am planning on a lot of
canning this summer and
wonder if any of you readers
have any old canning jars
you did not want. l would be
glad to pick them up. Thank
you.
Evening star., 1960-06-10
WEE WOMEN

u gather that you olon
) get the raise. -"
get a number of George Rec
tor recipes for beef and vege-
tables. These were favoriteS
of mine. but they got lost
IN moving.
I have tried in vain to get
duplicates from the company
that printed it but they only
sent me new recipes which
were far inferior to the
George Rector ones.
Can anyone who remem-
bers that far back, supply me
with the meat pie with vege-
tables recipe, and the chuck
steak with vegetables par
ticularly? Also, the beef rolls
with bacon? Thanks in ad-
vance for your help.
Evening star., 1960-06-10

lOT GIlc lCc-COOleT, maue y
bed for the baby in half Of
the back seat. and ate lunch.
We drove until dinnertime,
then on until midnight.
A car seat is most helpful.
Preferably one with a steer
ing wheel. Disposable diapers
are available at any diaper
service.
Take along a large plastic
bag for diaper disposal and
several small bags with damp
wash cloths, for changes and
freshening up.
Do take baby aspirins, just
in case.
We filled our water-cooler
with water, milk and Juice.
You might add some apples
land a knife for peeling).
This is not only healthy: but
may satisfy the desire to
chew if the baby is teething.
Cookies and crackers are
a little messy but may be
worth it if it'll keep the
driver from getting rufled.
Your ice-cooler, along with
several blankets and a play
pen pad. will be helpful in
making the car bed. Bring
q bottle brush and cleaner
If bottles are still needed.
Most necessities will fit
nicely in an overnight kit.
Keep it handy.
Relax and have a good
time-the baby will.
PIeoted Skirt
Miss S. H., Washington
I have a grease stain on a
pale blue pleated drip-dry
skirt. Con you readers tell
me how to get it out please?
4
Years Ago
Mrs. w. w. R., Washington
A long time ago, about 1892,
I was fortunate enough to
Evening star., 1960-06-10
By Edyth
Thomas Wallace

Mother-Here's a picture
of Aunt Ada and Cousin Tom
who are coming on the train
to visit us. The boy is bigger
than this. now.
Evening star., 1960-06-10
Points for Parents

Mother-Now don't be shy
and hang your head when
Auntie comes. You don't
want her to think you can
not talk, do you?
Evening star., 1960-06-10
PIeoted Skirt

Miss S. H., Washington
I have a grease stain on a
pale blue pleated drip-dry
skirt. Con you readers tell
me how to get it out please?
Evening star., 1960-06-10
I5-FOOT WIDTHS

WoS
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l5x71O" Green Twist Wool PiIe-15732 770o
i9k4, Beige, Twist Wool Pile 4626 1900
! !9xI Sondowood Twist Wool PiIe----- 4977 1900
l5xl2'9" Beige Plush Wool Pie-- 2Oo62 Is7oo
l5'xl9lO" Beige Plush Wool PiIe-3lI5 81 2370o
, 2xiIo Beige Plush Wool Pie---------l8O93 127oo
!2xIo3 Rose Plush Wool Pe---------23oo 90 I67oo
ioxIO Rose Plush Wool Pile e.----------3l466 2370o
I5xI3 e Blue Plush Wool Pe---------2O96 66 l470o
l5x2O Champagne Wool Twist PiIe-----264l3 1900
i9xIZ Beige Wool Twist Pile 90 1900
i2x52 Green Wool Twist Pile 267oo
! I2MI Z Green Wool Twist PiIe--------4O52 20 2970o
l2<iZ Green Wool Twist Pie----------17oO 90 1900
!oxioE Beige, Seftone, 709o Acron
l5xl23" Frost Grey. seftone 7oq9 Acron
5o9o AeryIc Pile "a I47oo
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2x,o Brown Wool Ple------------3O402 OF l47.oo
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,2x.riU Grey Wool Pie--------------295l le7.oo
loS3 White Wool Pile--------------l5335 77.oo
Evening star., 1960-06-10

Mrs. w. w. r.. Washington
A long time ago, about 1892,
I was fortunate enough to
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-07

General Conference, will be
coming to Sidney to share the
services Of the day.
DR.. Richard Schilke, General
Mission Secretary of the N. A. B.
General Conference, will be guest
speaker for the day. DR.. Schilke
is from the Forest Park, Ill. Of
flee, and is we'll acquainted with
worldwide missions, having per-
sonally been on most of the de-
nominational mission fields both
at home and abroad. He has prov
en- to be an interesting speaker
wherever he goes, and is able to
challenge Christians to greater
Christian service.
Services for the day are: 9:45
a. m, Sunday school; HOO a. M,
Morning Worship Service; 200
p. m, the afternoon Fellowship
service with a mission offering,
800 p. m, the Evening Gospel
Service. Rev H. Zepik, pastor
from the Plevna church will be
in charge of the afternoon r
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-07
Republican Rally
Planned In Sidney
Sunday, Sept. II

Republican state and national
candidates have organized a car
avian and will stop in Sidney, Sun
day, September II. A free bar
becue of All Beef will be served
from 400 to $50 pm. at the Rich
land County Fairgrounds.
Candidates in the caravan will
be:
Orvin Flare, candidate for US.
Senate.
James Battin, candidate for US.
Representative.
Donald Nutter, candidate for
Governor of Montana.
Tim Babcock, candidate for 1t.
Governor.
Albert Leuthold, Secretary of
State.
Bruce Sheldon, Attorney Gen
eral.
Harriet Miller, Supt. public In
struction.
Edna Human, Treasurer.
Dave Middlemas, Railroad and
Public Service Commission.
Oscar Kvaalen, Richland Coun-
ty Representative, M. c.
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-07
UTILITY co. WILL REMOVE
ALL PLACARDS FROM POLES

The practice of lacking political posters on utility poles
during election years creates a serious hazard for electric and
telephone company lineman, according to Brad Durant, MDU
division manager. Durant pointed out that MDU lnemen are
frequently called upon to climb utility poles after dark or
during storm and emergency periods. If the sharp gaff on
the workman's climbers strikes a tack or nail while he is
ascending or descending a pole a nasty accident may occur,
resulting in severe and painful injury, Durant said.
In view of the great potential danger to these employees
we feel justified in requesting all citizens in this area not to
fasten political placards or advertising of any character on
MDUp poles. Our employees have been instructed to remove all
such advertising from company poles when it comes to their
attention" Durant said.
An advertisement, appealing to the good sense and
judgment of persons engaged in placing advertising of this
character appears elsewhere in this issue of the Sidney
Herald.
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-07

This meeting offers everyone
the opportunity to hear the prog
ress made SO far in the erection
of the Richland Homes for Senior
Citizens that is being built here.
A feature speaker has been
obtained for the evening, John
M. Mason, Of Minneapolis, Mimi,
who is assistant executive Sec
rotary of the department of chart
ty for the Evangelical Lutheran
church.
Mason has been very active in
the construction of many such
homes and with his past expert
ence and knowledge will be able
to tell the people attending this
meeting of the success of other
homes throughout the country.
Also Mr.. Mason will answer ques-
tons that may be troubling some
folks about the Richland Homes.
1t was with the help and ex-
perience of Mr.. Mason that the
Richland Homes for the Senior
Citizens is going to be the COM
Portable residence now planned.
1t would be worth the time of
everyone to attend this meeting
and hear John M. Mason explain
the operation of such a home and
the need for a residence for the
older citizens.
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-07
Vital Statistics

Marriage Licenses:
George Sterling and Carol Nor
by, both from Watford City, N. D.,
August 81.
Joseph Neary, Willow Grove,
Pa, and Esther Towers, High
lands, New Jersey, Aug st 81.
Thomas l.. Malateflae, Bel
court, N. D., and Loretta Grady,
New Town, N. D., September 2.
Lawrence j. Luger Jr., Fort
Yates, ~. D., and Barbara j. Mil
Ter, Sidney, Montana, Sept. q.
Dale M. Anderson and Shirley
Anderson, both from Plentywood,
Sept. 2.
Gene Grandbois, Wolf Point,
and Sharon Hollow, Brockton.
Sept. 7.
Olaf Fevold and Maureen Bell.
New Town, N. D., Sept. z.
Births:
Mrs. Inge Jacobson, Molly
Mont, boy, Sept. l.
Mrs. David McMillen, Sidney
boy, Sept. 2.
Mrs. Dean Keller, Sidney, girl
Sept. 6.
Mrs. Lawrence DeShaw, Crane
girl, Sept. 6.
Mrs. Edwin Maurer, Fairview
girl, Sept. Z.
Mrs. Russell Denowh, Sidney
girl. Sept. z.
The Sidney herald., 1960-09-07
Nc Rev. b. %. KetterIing

10C AAGfs H. II" AACNNCAAAAS
Special mission emphasis SER
vices viii be held at the Ebenezer
Congregational church this Sun
day at 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
The Rev. E. E. Ketterling Of the
Congregational church of PleVna,
Montana, will be the guest speak
er.
The Rev. Ketterling is a gradu-
ate of the Yankton College School
of Theology and has served chur-
ches in Kuhn, North Dakota,
Paul, Idaho and Plevna, Mon
tana. He is past moderator of
Montana German Congregational
churches and is currently serving
on the Board OF Trustees of the
General Conference Of Congre-
gational churches. He is well
known as an outstanding speaker
IN his denomination.
Each year the Ebenezer church
sets aside one Sunday for special
mission emphasis and to receive
an offering for the mission work
of the German background Con-
gregatiOnal churches.
The mission projects include
a school and several missionaries
in South America, the School OF
Theology at Yankton, South Da-
Kota, and the Pioneer Press al
Yankton, which is the publishing
headquarters for the German
churches.
The public is cordially invited
to share in these mission services