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Evening star., 1960-12-27
REVIEW SECTION

Frank and searching reviews OF the
atrs. science, books, music. movies
and television By group Of top
critics associated with some OF the
important magazines Of the century
Time. Saturday Review. Newsweek
and TV Guide.
Evening star., 1960-12-27
CROSSWORD PUZZLE GUIDE

Handy for pussls solvers who may be
stumped for two.letter word mean
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are deities Of myths, legends, odd
words that will Get you over the
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WORLD HISTORY

Covering the world in detail from
Afshanistan to Yugoslavis! Up-to-
the-minute Information about people,
governments. politics. geography, his
tory. customs, resources. etc. Keeps
you informed about the world.
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NEWS gvENTS--NE\fS STORIES
NEWS COMMENTS

The outstanding news developments
Of the year, coneisely presented, de-
signed to entertain and to remind
you Of things, serious ana frivolous.
that were In the public eve.
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CONTRACT BRIDGE

bidding, including the ooren Point
Count Method, culbertson Honor.
Trick Table, Hlackwood and etayman
Ready references guide to up.to-date
Conventions. etc. Quick way to Get.
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THE AMERICAN ECONOMY

What We purchase how much we
earn 80. what we own {. what We
produce and how much. etc.
Imports and exports. foreign aid.
farm income, etc.
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U. S. GOVERNMENT

All about government departments
and agencies. congress Of the q. g..
U. 9. cabinet members, ambassadors
to and from the o. g., justices OF
the Supreme Court, etc.
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CELEBRATED PERSONS

This seetion gives you the age and
birthplace Of theatre and movie stars
and celebrities In all fields. Should
provide many happy hours for the
busybody In all Of US!
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U. S. GEOGRAPHY

Treasure-chest Of information about
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industries. histories. cities, museums,
parks, etc.
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UNITED NATIONS

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SPORTS

Statistics and records on many sports
all the way from 1719 to 1860, in
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PHOTO
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All the drama,
wrath and human
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1860 told with
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lures about the big
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year.
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CELEBRATED PERSONS
or TINE PAST

The birth and death dates Of Aris-
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Casanova and Confucius, and several
hundred other notables Of the past.
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SPACE q MISSILES

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and why they are still
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Two . pGge ta BILE listing
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siies and how they are
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with details on size. range,
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EDUCATION

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stat,st sats "htS ss.aee snG sesse Sssr.s senSS 81
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The estimated membership and dis
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the world. Also brief history Of
almost every religious group in the
q. @. Important secular as well as
religious holidays explained.
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03

must win or tie the Red Raiders
to assure itself of the league
title. This is Of course on the
assumption, Parma wins to-
morrow night also.
In the light of the bounce of
the pigskin being such as to
turn astray the fortunes of any
contest, the Shaw coaching
staff is taking an extremely
cautious stand on the final
league game.
In all probability the Las
Vegas odds are all in the
Cardinals favor, but you
wouldn't know this in convers-
ing with the coaching staff.
For example, the mentors
point out that Shaker outgained
Euclid, which is something the
local gladiators couldn't do.
Specifically, Shaw will have
TO watch Shakers passing
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03
The Issues As
We See Them

The following are the issues the voters are asked
to pass upon at the election next Tuesday Despite
the large amount of publicity boosting all of them
there are several we find can not approve at
this time.
The issues are easily identified by the large num-
bers appearing the ballot
EAST CLEVELAND SCHOOLS
No 5-Schoo Tax Levy Renewal Current Expenses. This
of existing levy for the operation of schools
will increase your In fact small reduction in
school is anticipated next Without the levy the East
Cleveland schools would be able operate VOTE YES.
COUNTY ISSUES
No. Bond Issue for County Roads and Bridges
There mention of the fact the ballot but this
slated used build right-oway and bridges
extension of the Rapid Transit to the airport Previous
sections of the Rapid financed and properly Of the
box The members of the Transit Board and officials
split the advisaby of the extension and the money
sight for the balance of the extension VOTE NO.
No 2-Tax Levy for the Zoo This is part of plan
to shift the Cleveland owned to the county. Part of
thwart the will of the who roundy defeated
county charter PLAN Shaud wait for charter which will
decide which services to be county operated VOTE NO
No. s. Metropolitan PAX Levy. This asks renewal of
small levy used for operation and of the
Metropolitan Park System They have done wonders these
parks which enjoyed by all Will increase taxes
VOTE YES.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03

game, which scouts have re-
ported can be very formidable
at times.
Another aspect is the "bang-
up" job Euclid did on the Red
birds. In fact, at one time there
were so many Shaw players
laid all over the gridiron, that
rumors were the stadium was
going to be declared a disaster
area.
Among those who were in
jured were such stars as back
Ted Riley and tackle Dave
Vaughn.
Happily, however, these two
stalwarts are expected to see
action tomorrow.
In narrowly edging the Eu-
cid Panthers last week, Is to
IL, Shaw combined a powerful
first half, with a determined
second half defense and the
clock to remain unbeaten in its
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03

ious schools.
These singIe-sheet announce
ments urge the voters of the
school district to support the
Board of Education's request
for a renewal of the II mill
levy for school purposes at the
general election next Tuesday.
Owe might call this a mothers
march for the Schools" Board
President Richard Gottron said
this week, land we know of no
better cause for which they
could be carrying a message
from door to door,"
"The Board of Education and
all school people are very CRATE
full for this assistance being
given us by the women of the
community" he added.
According to the school Off
cial, the levy renewal is most
important for the continued
success of the educational pro-
gram in the East Cleveland
schools. The proceeds from the
levy provide 40 per cent of the
total yearly operating income.
"Present educational prac-
tices," he stated, "require more
costly educational equipment
and the future shows no indi-
cation that the trend can pru-
IDENTIFY be reversed. The demand
for quality education necessi-
tates increasing staff personnel
and related educational services.
To meet the needs of the many
typical students such as the
gifted, slow learning, and ply
sically handicapped is a con-
tinuing challenge of the fu-
ture."
1.-THE schools role in meeting
this challenge has always been
determined by the total COM
mitment of the professional
staff and the citizens of the
community. There can be no
other formula for assuring East
Cleveland's youngsters the kind
of education they Deserve" he
added.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03
I H | 8
NJ
/ H A T
In East Cleveland

IN MANY WARS Americans
have fought and died to pro-
tect our sacred right to have
a say in running the country.
Yet statistics show the United
States is way down the list of
free countries in the percentage
OF eligible persons who cast
their votes.
Figures indicate that in our
democracy, four out of every
ten persons forfeit the privi-
lege of expressing their con-
victions about the candidates
and the issues at election time.
In comparisons Of recent
national elections in some free
countries, here is how the
United States Jared:
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03
Council Will
Meet At korb
Student Center

East Cleveland's Community
Council is paying it's first Of
ficial visit to Shaw High
Schools Korb Center expanded
services for it's November meet
ing. Next Thursday the repre-
sentatives of some 35 organized
groups within the city making
up this community unit, will
get a firsthand viewing of the
student lounge and pool.
Superintendent of Schools,
DR.. Harold L. Nichols as chair
man of the Councils program
committee, has arranged this
evening.
Following the usual dinner at
Shaw cafeteria, the council ad-
journs to Korb Center.
Here Mrs. Clarence Parish,
social director, will give a tour
of the lounge and explain its
uses by Shaw students and re-
lated school groups.
Neil Skinner, of the physical
ed. department, will present a
pool program, including syncro-
nized swimming numbers.
The Physical Education divi-
sion of the Northeast Ohio
Teachers Association held it's
sessions here, during the con-
vention recently.
Mrs. Maud Smith, to whom
dinner reservations are sent,
suggests the earliest possible
mailing Of the cards.
Also, in case of a last minute
cancellation, Mrs. Smith sug-
gests a member send a substi-
tute to the dinner and program,
since all reservations must be
paid for and cancellations or
absences, if too late, must be
financed by the cuoncil.
Dinner, by reservation only,
is served at $50 and the pro-
gram gets underway no later
than 8 pm. and usually con-
tinues an hour. Any member
who cannot attend the dinner,
is urged to come for the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03

10 Pi CoCilCly OClllS dSSGSSSC
Besides the presidential and
local issues voters will receive
a ballot carrying numbers /, 2,
and 3. These are county issues.
The ony one Of these 3 issues
that we can endorse whole
heartedly is No. 3 which is a re-
newal of a small levy for the
Cleveland Metropolitan Park
system.
A report on each of the issues
will be found in another column.
There are two other ballots.
both large. One carries the can
didates for judges, and the Sec
ond candidates for one state
office. the senate and house of
representatives, and for county
offices.
Two weeks ago we carried a
list of the candidates endorsed
by the Greater Weekly News
paper Association. We repeat
that list this week, with only
one change. We prefer Norman
Fuerst for one of the Domestic
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03

last 10 games and stay on top
of the Lake Erie pile.
The clock probably played the
most important role in the con-
test, because Shaw just couldn't
seem to stop the inspired
Panthers and were only saved
by time running out.
Outstanding again for the
Cardinals were hteir terrific
backs; quarterback Ken Klug,
fullback Riley and halfback Joe
Ellington.
Ellington and Klug played
the entire game, both offensive
ly and defensively.
Ellington averaged Az yards
per carry to lead the offensive
attack, while on defense he
made many key tackles and also
pounced on two Euclid fumbles
to aid the Shaw cause.
Klug's fine ball handling
ability showed a. he constantly
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03
CTS Adds Three
More Bus Runs

Due to popular demand"
the Cleveland Transit system
has added extra bus service to
the East Cleveland area.
Starting this week was an
additional morning and two
evening trips on trial basis.
If the patronage is sufficient,
the extra service will stay.
Added to the regular runs
was a bus leaving Colt Loop
at 1903 am. and arriving
downtown at 7:40 am: and
two afternoon trips leaving
downtown at 4:4O pm. and
$40 am.
Also, the present sos pm.
run has been set back to $40
pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03

powers of the likes Of Parma
and Euclid, finding itself need
ing one more victory to be un-
disputed champions of the six
school Lake Erie League.
That is the picture as the
Redbirds take on the Shaker
Red Raiders at Shaw stadium
tomorrow night at 8.
Considering what the East
Clevelanders have been through
in their battles with Parma and
Euclid, the Shaker game should
be relatively easy.
However, that is the way it
statisticly-It does not
necessarily mean the Red Raid
ers are going to lie down and
play dead.
On the contrary, more than
likely, they are just itching to
play the role of spoilers and
knock Shaw out of contention.
The way it stands now, Shaw
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03

Relation Court posts.
Needless to say that we urge
every registered voter to go to
the polls next Tuesday. We have
heard some express disapproval
of both candidates for presi-
dent. Even though you wish to
ignore them, there are other
important posts to be filled and
issues affecting your pocket
book on the ballots.
To avoid the rush that al
ways occurs late in the after
noon go to the polls early.
On the judicial ballot under
Juvenile Court you will find
no name as the vacancy oc-
cured too late to file for the
office. You must write in the
name of your choice. Walter
was named to fill
the vacancy and we recommend
that you write in his name.
Vote Tuesday and Vote Early.
-C.E.B.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03

e. N.
TOR OF THE EAST, CLEVELAND LEADER
ON THE OCCASION OF HIS FIFTIETH ANNI-
VERSARY IN THE FIELD OF JOURNALISM.
WHEREAS the month of October 1860 marked the 50tt
Anniversary of Clarence E. Bowmans
field editor and publisher entering
as police reporter for the old Cleveland Leader, and
WHEREAS Clarence E. Bowman with Russell l.. Foulke
has been of the Conwood Publishing Company
Al years. and the editor East Cleveland Leader
The Euclid News Journal, and The Scoop, and
WHEREAS The East Cleveland Leader has been pub
shed since February 49, 1912 and has extremely
important and vital medium of
city, school, church. library business civic and professional
activities, and
WHEREAS, the East Cleveland Leader has provided an
important of communication between public officials
and the citizens of the community and has further provided
business men OF the community with rewardng of
advertising, and
WHEREAS, Clarence E. Bowman through the pages of
East Cleveland Leader has generously supported and
for the maintenance and beerment of the civic life
of the community of East Cleveland and
WHEREAS, the East Cleveland Leader has become an
East Cleveland and has been and potent factor in main
tanning public spirited citizeny and in keeping East Ceve
land a good place in which to live.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Com
mission of the City of Cleveland hereby express its high
regard for and offer its congratulations wishes
Clarence e. Bowman this occasion his h anniversary
the field Of Journalism profession vital the
of free country together with for him of many more
of distinguished service in newspaper field
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk of the Conn.,
mission of the City of East Cleveland and hereby
transmit copy of this Resolution Mr. and Mrs Clarence
E. Bowman, 1S0 Lloyd Road Euclid, Ohio.
THE EAST CLEVELAND CITY COMMISSION
s/Charles A. Carran aFrank H. Fellows
City Manager ST. Durant Mix
SIG. T. Apthorp s/Raph RI Barton
Clerk Of the Commission s/Paul w. Broer
SIS. u. Webster sNoman w. Townsend
Director of Law
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03
Shaw Lane
Beer Sale
Approved

High powered beer is now be
ing sold at the Shaw Lane.
Bowling Alley on Euclid ave.
This is a result of action tax
en- by the city commissioners
Tuesday night amending the
present zoning law to put the
bowling establishment in a "con
ditional use" categatory.
However, the city officials
were assured, there would bs
no bar set up in the alleys ano
that beer would not be sold wher
youth leagues were bowling.
II Proprietor sought a D-l ano
D-2 carry out and consumption
on the premises license for both
beer and wine. According to CO.
owner Max Mandel. no wine
would be sold at all.
The commissioners action
came upon the recommendation
of the zoning board of appeal
The commissioners also gave
unofficial approval to Victor
Meyers for the operation of a
parking lot on New York Gen.
trail property near the East
Cleveland passenger station.
No formal action was taken
on this because it was felt the
passenger station situation was
too unstable and the property
involved could very well change
hands at any time.
Meyers has a lease from the
railroadthat can be cancelled by
either party with 30-days notice.
In other business at the Tues
day night meeting, the commits
sioners:
ACCEPTED a nine-month re-
port from the city manager on
activities Of the various depart
ments in the municipality.
CHANGED the zoning code
to require all retail establish
ments, regardless of total
square footage, to have one
parking space for each 200 So.
#. of building or office space.
REZONED an area along
Superior rd., starting at Euclid
ave., and moving west to Emily
and Bender from light industry
to commercial use. This puts
that section in line with the
classification of the rest of the
area.
INCREASED the rooming
house fee from So to $5 per
roomer to compensate for build
ing inspection costs.
APPROVED a suite above
Corfia's restaurant at 2084
Noble rd.
AMENDED the city charter
to strengthen the section con-
cerning damage to city prop
erty.
EXTENDED the deadline for
the city managers estimate for
the 1861 budget from Nov. 18th
to Dec. 18th.
APPROVED PAYMENT to
Columbus Attorney Chalmers
Wylie Of $257.70 for his work
on the Albert D-5 liquor case.
LEVIED assessments totaling
s3,818.25 for sidewalk improve
ments.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03
Here's Why
We Vote On
A Tuesday

Why is Election Day on
Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November?
Originally there was no
uniform date for Election
Day. Every state could fix
its own, and as a result
repeaters could go from state
to state to vote.
All elections were required
to be at least "a days be-
fore the first Wednesday in
December, which was the
date of the meeting of the
Presidential Electors. On jan
uary 23rd, lS45, an act was
passed appointing the first
Monday in November of
each even numbered year as
Election Day. This date has
varied from Nov. End to
Nye. sth. The law applied to
all states except Maine,
where voting was earlier.
The first Tuesday after
the first Monday was de-
cided upon in order to elimi-
nate the possibility of an
Election Day falling on the
first day of November, a
date often inconvenient to
merchants balancing their
books for the month.
Monday was also found OBJ
jectionable, as prior to the
establishment of good roads,
it often took more than a day
for the voter to reach the
polling place. As this might
have necessitated the voters
leaving their homes on Sum
day (the Day of Rest). it
was found preferable to have
Election Day on Tuesday in.
stead of Monday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03

Property values are main
tained through good schools.
Families moving into new
areas constantly check on the
quality Of schools before pur-
chasing homes.
Furthermore, we have been
impressed by the sincerity of
the East Cleveland Board of
Education members and their
interest in the educational pro-
gram of the schools. This un-
selfish devotion for service to
youth is commendable.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03
Greeting Cards

In addition to the usual
large selection of Christmas
greeting cards available at
The SCOOP, S14 East 152nd
ST.. are several bearing the
union label.
The SCOOP Stationery De-
partment is now open on
Tuesday and Friday evenings
until s p. m. for your con-
venience.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03
Kiwanis Speaker

The Reverend David E. Scott,
a member of the East Cleveland
Kiwanis Club, will give the an
nual Veterans Day program at
the weekly meeting held Mon
day noon at the East Cleveland
YMCA.
His topic will be the, "After-
math, Veteran Style"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03
Record E. Cleveland Vote Expected TUESDAY,
Harvest Sale

The Women's Board of Ohio
Boys Town, Inc, invites the pub
lie to attend its fall harvest sale
tomorrow from 8 pm. to 1880
pm. and Saturday, II am. to
4 pm. at Ohio Boys Town, 721
Eddy I'd.
Among the many items made
by the members and for sale
are ladies tote bags, babies and
children's apparel, jewelry,
Christmas decorations and baked
goods.
All proceeds from the sale will
go to Ohio Boys Town, Inc.