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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01

521s, PASSED DECEM-
Der Is, 1859.
BE 1T ORDAINED by the
Commission of the City Of East
Cleveland, Ohio
SECTION l.: That Para.
graph (c) of Section 1868 OF
Ordinance No. 1892, passed
April 7, 1912, and entitled;
"An Ordinance establishing a
Sanitary Code for the City of
East Cleveland and repeating
all Ordinances or parts OF
Ordinances inconsistent with
this Ordinance" as amended by
Ordinance No. 1854, passed
July 3, 1851. which Paragraph
(c) of Section 1868 as
amended reads as follows:
"(c) No peddler of frozen
desserts shall sell any Of his
product within the corporate
limits of the City of East
Cleveland after 500 PM. or
before 500 AN. of any day
or on Sunday, or on any Of
the following legal holidays:
New Years Day, Decoration
Day, Fourth of July, Labor
Day, Thank giving Day,
Christmas Day."
be and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows:
(c) No peddler of frozen
desserts shall sell any of his
products within the corporate
limits Of the City of East
Cleveland before 800 AM.
Eastern Standard Time (9:00
AN. Eastern Daylight
Time), nor after 700 PM.
Eastern Standard Time $500
PM. Eastern Daylight Time)
of any day nor on Sunday.
SECTION 2: That Paragraph
F Of Section 1861 Of said Or
dinance No. 1892, passed April
z, 1912, as added by Ordinance
No. 5218, passed December Is,
1869, be and the same is hereby
repealed.
SECTION 8: That Section
of Ordinance No. 5218, passed
December Is, 1859, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
SECTION A: That this ordi-
nance shall take effect and be
in force from and after the
earliest period allowed by law
PASSED: Nov. 20 1860
Attest:
(s) G. T. Apthorp
Clerk of the Commission
Published Dec. /, 1860
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Christmas Seals
Show YuIetide
Spirit The Best

One of the greatest joys OF
Christmas is giving to- and
for -others. And, surely, one OF
the most significant symbols
of this spirit is the tuberculosis
Christmas Seal.
Through your Christmas
Seal contributions of previous
years, you have given life. You
have helped to save thousands
from TB.
But tuberculosis re m a n S
stubbornly entrenched - the
most deadly, the most costly OF
all communicable diseases. 1t
still strikes eleven hundred
Cuyahoga County residents
each year. 1t will strike three
more by the time this news
paper is "a hours old.
Now, at last, there is prom
ise that this burden can be
lifted. This year, for the first
time, experts are agreed that
tuberculosis can be eliminated
in the United States in a single
generation.
They have charted the course
for a new. all-out a tt a c k
against the disease.
To this new attack the Anti
tuberculosis League of Cleve-
land and Cuyahoga County has
committed its total resources
and they need your help
now! Answer your 1860 Christ
mas Seal letter today. Give
generously!
You'll be giving to unborn
generations the opportunity to-
grow up in a society free from
the dangers of infection, illness
md possible death from tuber-
culosis.
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UsAE Lawyer
Arrives for
Interviews

Major Samuel Wexler, USAF
Recruiting Representative of
the Judge Advocate Division
will be on hand to interview
lawyers who are interested in
obtaining a commission in the
Air Force.
He will be here on the 9Th
and 9th of December to explain
the New JAG program to law
school graduates who have been
accepted as a member of the
bar of a Federal Court or the
highest Court Of a State.
Law graduates may apply for
commission and appointment
prior to their admission to the
bar but they must provide evil
dence of being admitted before
the appointment will be given.
Area Air Force Recruiter,
Sgt. Voska, 22141 Euclid ave.,
w. 5000, will make all the
necessary arrangements for in
terview.
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ORDINANCE NO. 5299
Bv: Mr.. Broer

AN NCE TO
AMEND SECTION Z OF
ORDINANCE NO. 4765,
PASSED NOVEMBER II,
1853, AND BEING THE
ROOMING HOUSE ORDI-
NANCE, so CALLED OF
THE CITY OF EAST
CLEVELAND; AND RE-
PEALING ORDINANCE
NO. 5287, PASSED NO
VEMBER 1, 1860.
BE 1T ORDAINED by tn,
Commission of the City of Eas1
Cleveland, Ohio
SECTION /: That Section I,
of Ordinance No. 4765, passed
November II, 1858, and en-.
titled: can Ordinance reg.
ulating the keeping of roomers
and the operation of roomine
houses, foster homes and no.
tells in the City of East Cleve.
land, Ohio; and repeating
Ordinance No. 4437, passed
May 81, 1850, and Ordinance
No. 1883, passed October %
1885," as amended by Ordi-
nance No. 1887, passed No.
vember /, 1860, which Section
7, as amended, reads as follows
"SECTION 7: A license as
herein provided may be
granted by the City Manager
upon an application which
shall contain information and
facts deemed necessary by
said City Manager and in
such manner and form as
shall be prescribed by him;
provided that the applicant,
the property and the use of
the property in question shall
comply with all of the pro-
visions of this and all other
ordinances of the City of
East Cleveland and laws of
the State of Ohio. The fees
for such license shall be as
follows and shall accompany
the application:
For all dwellings or build
ings other than a foster
home or a hotel as herein
defined, the fee shall be
Five Dollars ($5.0O) null
tiplied by the maximum
number of roomers and
resident or transient guests
permitted to be accommo-
dated at one. time in the
dwelling or building to be
so licensed.
For hotels, the fee shall be
Two Dollars $4,000 multi
piled by the number of
rooms for resident or tran
sient guests and operating
personnel. For the purpose
Of this section, the world
room" may include more
than one room if occupied
or rented as a single unit.
For foster homes, the fee
shall be One Dollar ($1.O0)
for each foster home.
The fee for a license, other
than for a foster home, is
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departments in Ohio"
The feeling with both the po-
lice chief and the judge is that
making the clerk of courts re-
sponsible for the traffic tickets
could possibly infringe on po-
lice authority.
The Judge agrees with Weav-
er in that the traffic ticket it.
self is so detailed as to serve
no useful purpose.
He also pointed out that
many items to fill out on the
ticket when an accident occurs,
are the same filled out on reg
ular accident reports.
Judge Writes Objections
At the request of Chief
Weaver, Judge Adams wrote
the State Supreme Court and
his objections will most likely
be used extensively by those
opposing the new rules.
Among items mentioned in
his letter, the judge stated that
some sections of the proposed
rules are so ambiguous and in
definite as to need additional
Qualification.
For example," he points out,
"who is to determine if a tick
ct is properly filled out and if
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sued after July 1st of any
year shall be fifty per
centum 5000 Of the reg
ular fee herein prescribed.
(a) Except for hotels, all
licenses issued persuant to
this ordinance may be grant
ed by the City Manager only
with the approval and con-
sent of the Board of Zoning
Appeals and subject to cam
collation. or modification at
any time by the Board of
Zoning Appeals and shall be
temporary licenses for the
period of one calendar year
or part thereof. Said issuance
of a temporary license shall
not in any way, manner or
form permanently modify or
change in any respect what
soever, the zoning, rooming
house or other ordinances
pertaining to zoning, the
keeping Of roomers and the
the operation of rooming
houses, foster h 0 m es or
hotels in the City of East
Cleveland now in effect or
hereinafter enacted.
(b) Subject to approval or
modification by the Board of
Zoning Appeals, where in
terest in a building or part
thereof changes during a
calendar year and a license
for the building or part
thereof has already been OBJ
tanned by proprietor or
tenant for such calendar
year, a new license may be
issued to the new proprietor
or tenant for the balance Of
such calendar year upon
payment Of fifty per centum
5000 of the regular fee
herein prescribed for a full
calendar year"
De and the same is hereby
to read as follows:
SECTION 7: A license as
herein prov ID e d may be
granted by the City Manager
upon an application which
shall contain information and
facts deemed necessary by
said City Manager and in
such manner and form as
shall be prescribed by him;
provided that the applicant,
the property and the use of
the property in question
shall comply with all of the
provisions Of this and all
other ordinances of the City
of East Cleveland and laws
of the State of Ohio. The fees
for such license shall be as
follows and shall accompany
the application:
For all dwellings or build
ings other than q foster
home or a hotel as herein
defined, the fee shall be
Five Dollars ($5.00) null
tiplied by the maximum
number of roomers and
resident or transient guests
permitted to be accommo-
dated at one time in the
dwelling or building to be
so licensed; except that
where a dwelling or build
ing not originally designed
for such purpose is occu-
pied as a dormitory for
student nurses, interns,
resident physicians or
other operating personnel
Of a hospital, the fee shall
be Three Dollars ($3.0O)
multiplied by the maxi
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mum number Of such per-
sons permitted to be ac-
commodated at one time in
the dwelling or building to
be so licensed.
For hotels, the fee shall be
Two Dollars ($2.00) multi
piled by the number of
rooms for resident or
transient guests and op-
Grating personnel. For the
purpose Of this section, the
word room" may include
more than one room if oc-
cupied or rented as a single
unit.
For foster homes, the fee
shall be One Dollar )$1.O0)
for each foster home.
The fee for a license, other
than for a foster home, is
sued after July 1st of any
year shall be fifty per
centum 5000 of the reg
ular fee herein prescribed.
(a) Except for hotels, all
licenses issued pursuant to
this ordinance may be grant
ed by the City Manager only
with the approval and con-
sent of the Board of Zoning
Appeals and subject to can
collation. or modification at
any time by the Board Of
Zoning Appeals and shall be
temporary licenses for the
period of one calendar year or
part thereof. Said issuance of
a temporary license shall not
in any way, manner or form
permanently modify or
change in any respect what
soever, the zoning, rooming
house or other ordinances
pertaining to zoning, the
keeping Of roomers and the
operation of rooming houses,
foster homes or hotels in the
City Of East Cleveland now
in effect or hereinafter
enacted.
(b) Subject to approval or
modification by the Board
of Zoning Appeals, whore
interest in a building or a
part thereof changes during
a calendar year and a license
for the building or part there
of has already been obtained
by proprietor or tenant for
such calendar year, new
license, may be issued to the
new proprietor or tenant for
the balance of such calendar
year upon payment Of fifty
per centum 5000 of the reg
ular fee herein prescribed for
a full calendar year.
SECTION 2: That Ordinance
lo. 5287, passed November 1,
$50, and entitled: "An Ordi.
lance to amend Section Z Of
ordinance No. 4765, passed
November II, 1853, and being
he Rooming House Ordinance,
Q called, Of the City of East
Cleveland; and repeating Ordi-
lance No. 5171, passed March
a, 1882" be and the same is
lereby repealed.
SECTION 3: That this ordi-
lance shall take effect and be
n force from and after Janu-
ry 1, 1861, and shall apply to
II licenses issued for the
'eriod commencing January /,
961, and thereafter, regard
ess of the actual date of issue.
PASSED: Nov. 20, 1860
Attest:
81 G.. T. APTHORP
,lerk Of the Commission
published Dec. 1, 1860
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
Booster Club
Will Honor
St. Joe PLAYERS

st. Joseph's Varsity Football
squad will be honored at a
banquet given by the viking
Booster Club on Tuesday, Dec.
9Th at $50 pm. at the EOUY
Club.
The principal speaker will
be Mike Mccormack, Captain
of the Cleveland Browns
Team.
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it is to be accepted for filing
and disposition - the clerk of
the Judge? Also in a case where
guilt is denied, is it proper for
a judge to read information set
out in such FORM"
The judge contends he is sup
posed to be governed by sworn
testimony of witnesses not
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
Stamp Windows
At Post Office
To Stay Open

Postmaster Joseph S. Frantz
announced today that as an
exceptional measure, to assist
last-minute Christmas mailers
stamp windows at the Main
Post Office will be open Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, Dec.
1st to 3rd, from 1880 am. to
6 pm.
Beginning Monday. Dec. 9TH,
until Friday. Dec. 23rd, stamp
windows at the main office will
be open every day EXCEPT
SUNDAYS from 1880 am. to
8 pm. Station and branch
stamp windows will be open
from 7:30 am. to 6 pm.
THERE WILL BE NO STAMP
SALES ON SUNDAYS, ALL
UNITS WILL BE CLOSED.
Patrons can help ease the
pressure and avoid standing in
long lines by visiting the post
office or stations before II am.
or between 1870 pm. and $3.50
pm.
The postmaster expressed
his thanks to everyone for
their cooperation so far on
his annual Mail Early For
Christmas" campaign.
Let's help the postmaster and
his Woodworking staff by TAX
ing care Of all Christmas mail
ings Immediately. Pack gifts
securely. Address mail care
fully. Show return address.
Use delivery zone numbers.
It's one closer to Christ
mas. Please mail early.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
World War !
Widows Meet

Widows of World War 1 will
meet Sunday, Dec. 4th at :
q. m. at the Sheraton Cleveland
Hotel. Election of Officers will
be held at this time. All World
War / Widows are invited.
This evening dinner and
tour of the Ohio Bell Telephone
Co. is scheduled.
Mrs. Theodore Steffen, 1921
st. Clair ave. Ii. 1-1627, is
president of the organization.
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AFFIDAVIT
ONO uNiFoAM TRAFFIC IIcKEy

from data on traffic ticket.
He also feels that control,
purchase and issuance of the
traffic tickets is q function of
the police department only.
"The clerk of courts should
have no jurisdiction over traffic
tickets until such tickets are
filed in the court" he said.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01

YOUR CHURCH having a cele-
bration? Want to tell the folks
in your congregation? Want a
first-class job that won't cost
a mint? Why not give us the
job to print?
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THE LESSER OF TWO EVILS! Although most might ihir

do without either Of these tickets. there
is controversy reienine which would best be
suited in Eost Cleveland At left is the time-tested
form used here which local police officials main
tain is highly satisfactory. The other ticket is the uni
form traffic ticket proposed for throughout Ohio
and which Police Chief H. S. Weaver will argue against
OF stote Supreme Court hearing in Columbus
tomorrow.
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dIN CAll a LII SIS - w NOS~A's
i all the drafted players of mod
ern times who have been worth
even the draft price, much less
a headlined argument.
Veeck undoubtedly will lose
this one, too, but it's good to
read the busy burrhead still is
in there fighting for what he
. believes to be justice, and car
ing nothing for the dignity of
his antagonist.
The skirmish with Ford
Frick reminds me of night In
Boston, shortly before the In
dians and the Braves moved to
Cleveland to continue the 194S
i World Series. A. B. Happy
Chandler, Frick's predecessor
in the games. first swivel
chair, wanted to talk with me.
Mike Men
ed" he asked, "do you
think you could talk some
sense into Bill Weeks head? ?"
whats wrong, commission
err" l inquired.
"Well, you know the World
Series broadcasters are named
by the people who've bought
the air rights. That's a matter
of contract. Veeck has been
trying to get me to let his men
work in Cleveland. He says if
| don't okay Jack Graney and
Pinky Hunter, the network
boys may be surprised to find
how far from the scene of
action they'll be seated. /
could crack down on Bill, but
| don't want to do that"
He didn't have to. Veeck
knows when he's licked. The
Clevel n d microphone team
stayed on the sidelines and the
networkers told their story
from the best seats in the
park.
Pole Sitter
Remember the gent who es-
tablished residence on an East
Side flag pole was it in
1949? - and announced he
wouldn't descend until the In
dians won the pennant or were
mathematically eliminated?
During that campaign, Veeck
so annoyed the American
Leagues placid president, Will
liam Harridge, that Harridge
said: "If Veeck ever gets out Of
the league, I'll personally join
that flagpole sitter by way of
celebration"
All-Star Game
But perhaps Bills most dra-
matte demonstration Of rugged
individualism occurred at an
All-Star game meeting in st.
Louis on a brutally hot after
noon. That was in 1948, when
Bob Feller's withdrawal from
the AL dream squad stirred up
fierce resentment among both
club officials and players.
If memory serves, Veeck
and Lou Boudreau, then the
manager, agreed Feller should
not be on the All-Star team.
He didn't rate it on his rec
ord that year and his superiors
were afraid the extra work
might damage his prospects
of helping his own team in the
pennant race. A slowly-healing
injury may have been a factor,
though I'm vague on this.
At any rate, Feller took a
murderous critical blasting and
Veeck told the assembled own
ers that he, the club president,
accepted full responsibility for
the strikeout champions alb
sence from the roster.
Pennant First
"Any time the All-Star game
interferes with our prospects
of winning the pennant," an
angry Veeck told his just-as-
angry colleagues, ''you can
have it"
/ gather Veeck now has such
unexpected allies as Dan Top
ping and Del Webb in his fight
to see an American League
team in Los Angeles next
season. That's a switch.
Every time / suggest some
thing" Bill once told me, "the
vote is seven to one against
me. No, III take that back.
Connie Mack votes according
to what he thinks is best, even
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ORDINANCE NO. 5295
Rv. Mr.. Rarton

By: Mr.. Barton
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE, TO AMEND
SECTION 1 (g5 AND SECTION 3 OF ORDINANCE
NO: $3.50, PASSED MAY ., 1850, Al AND + BEING ENG THE THE
SALARY ORDINANCE so CALLED OF THE CITY
OF EAST CLEVELAND; AND REPEATING ORDI-
NANCE NO. 5274, PASSED JULY 26, 1860
WHEREAS, emergency exists for the immediate pres
evaon of the public property health and safety and
the usual daily operation Of of m MUNICIPAL np department.
sion of the City of East Cleveland Ohio, fourffths of all
members elected thereto concurring
SECTION l: That Section (g) of Ordinance No 5255,
passed May 1860 and entitled An Emergency Ordinance to
reestabh salaries and compensaons of the employees
the City of East Ceveand and repeating Ordinance No. $780,
July 28 1882 Ordinance No. 5232 passed February
1861 all other ordinances parts ordinances nconss
herewith" which section, amended by Ordinance No.
5274, passed July 26, 1860, reads as follows:
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ORDINANCE NO. 5297

by: Mr. barton
AN ORDIN A n CE TO
A MEND PARAGRAPH
(c) OF SECTION 1868
OF ORDINANCE NO.
1892, PASSED APRIL 7,
1912, AND BEING THE
SANITARY CODE, so
CALLED, OF THE CITY
OF EAST CLEVELAND;
AND REPEATING PARA
GRAPH F OF SECTION
1861 OF ORDINANCE
NO. 1882; AND SECTION
8 OF ORDINANCE NO.
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Ed MCAu|ey
ON
s Spo r IS
Title Means Nothing
To Fabulous William

Bill Veeck no doubt is in deadly earnest IN his
latest clash with the commissioner of baseball though
difference of opinion the Chicago owners right
to draft choice scarcely is worthy of the steel OF
either executive.
You wouldn't need many extra fingers to count
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City Engineer -- ---------------- s5 S75 90 annually
Assistant City Engineer ----------- 8825 90 annually
Chief Craftsman, Engr. Department 10000 annually
Deputy Building Inspector ---------- 100000 annually
Assistant Deputy Building Inspector - $4,000 annually
Booming House Inspector 5 @ 1890 90 annually
City Electrician ------------------- 100000 annually
Service Superintendent - 5000 90 annually
Mechanics, Service Division $4,000 annually
Superintendent, Water Division -- $3.50 annually
Water Division
Chief Bookkeeper, Water Division $500. 90 annually
sEcTIoN 10 A1t (g): 3 "F'''' A"''' % ''A' i'"e'
City Engineer S. 875 90 annually
Assistant City Engineer -- 100000 annually
Chief Craftsman, Engr Department 10000 annually
Deputy Building Inspector -------- 100000 annually
Assistant Deputy Building Inspector - 100000 annually
Roomng House Inspector ---------- 5,725 90 annually
City Electrician ------------------ 10000 annually
Service Superintendent - 100000 annually
Mechanics, Service Division --- $4,000 annually
Assistant superintendent Water Division sosOoo annually
Chief Bookkeeper Water Division - $4,000 annually
SECTION 2: That Section of said Ordinance No. 1886
passed May 1860 which section amended by Ordinance
No 5274, passed July 26, 1860. reads as follows
SECTION 3: That in addition to their regular compensa-
ton the following employees shall be allowed the indicated
use of their personal automobiles on city business, said
allowances to be paid quarter annually:
Roomng House Inspector - $4,000 per year
Assistant Deputy Building Inspector 10000 per year
be and the is hereby amended read as follows
SECTION 81 That in addition their regular compensa
ton the following employees shall be allowed the indicated
additional compensation allowance for the
of their personal automobiles city business. said
allowances to be paid quarter annually:
Employees Amount
Sanitary Inspector $4,000 per year
Assistant City Engineer ---------- 10000 per year
City Electrician ----------------- $4,000 per year
Roomng House Inspector 44O.00 per year
Assistant Deputy Building Inspector 10000 year
Director of Welfare -------------- 10000 per year
SECTION 3: That Ordinance No. 5274, passed July &C.
1860 and entitled An Emergency Ordinance Section
g) and Section of Ordinance No 1885, May
and being the Salary Ordinance called of the City of East
Cleveland" be and the is hereby repealed.
SECTION A. That this ordinance hereby declared be
for the immediate
ton of the public peace property health and safety and for
the usual daily operation Of municipal department. and
members elected to the City Commission take
and be in force and after December 196O otherwise it
shall take effect and be in force from and after the earliest
period allowed by law.
PASSED: Nov 49, 1860
Attest:
Isl G. T. APTHORP
Clerk of the Commission
Published Dec. /, 1860