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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-21
Riddle Heads
Employment
Branch Office

Satellite Services, Inc. oper.
ating in two offices has ap-
pointed Mr.. George Riddle as
the Branch Manager of the
downtown office in the Will
hanson Bldg. Mr.. Riddle is a
Technical Placement Specialist
and has been in the field for
several years. He will continue
his employment counseling as
well as manage the Downtown
employment office.
The employment picture in
Greater Cleveland is far bright
er than the year prior. Although
Job qualifications or requests
for semi-skilled or skilled en-
ployment are much more de-
manding, the number Of open
ings in numerous fields far sur
passes any such picture since
war years. Satellite Services,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-21

125,0OO square feet of floor
area, provide space for parts
finishing, handling and baling
steel tri m m ing s, stamping
press room and steel stores. In
addition, a new free standing
water tower, 1914 feet high has
been erected. 1t has a 100000
gallon capacity and is the
highest tower Of its type in
Cleveland.
The new press room addition
covers approximately $4,000
square feet and replaces an
older building. Existing press
room pits were removed and
new ones constructed to handle
the larger stamping presses
now operating in the plant,
These presses, equipped with
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-21
Five New Buildings
Fisher Body Completes
Plant Modernization

mechanical die changers, re-
place the plants older equip
ment
The parts finishing building
with a floor space of $4,000
square feet has been con-
structed on steel stills above
an existing main building. Mas
sive steel beams rise through
the roof of the lower building
and extend upwards to support
the new aluminium covered
structure.
Other Additions
Other recent additions and
improvements have consisted
of building for miscellaneous
storage operations, exces SIS
metal handling and baler sys-
tenn constructed in 1857 and a
10000 square foot building for
steel stores in 1866.
In the press room operations,
small conveyors feed stamping
trim to a central conveyor
which elevates the material to
the baler where the excess
metal is compressed into 900
ID. packages. The entire process
is monitored by an operator
with the aid Of closed circuit
television. BY selecting chan
mel, the operator can view the
flow Of material, baling of the
metal or the loading onto rail-
road cars outside the plant.
Employe Facilities
Employe accommodations, in
Guiding cafeteria, medical ia
cilities, locker and wash rooms
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-21

have been remodeled and ex.
panded.
To replace previous parking
areas taken over by new con-
struction, five. acres of land
were acquired. The new area
has been cleared and black
topped to provide and addition
al 800 parking places.
With the construction pro-
gram completed, the Fisher
Body Colt Road plant site now
measures approximately 45
acres with buildings having a
total floor space of 1,614,000
square feet.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-21

in 1921. He also added that in
the past five years almost
every area of the plant either
has received new equipment or
has been improved with addi-
tional working space to handle
the increasing compleXity of to-
days body building operations.
Five new buildings. adding
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-21
Five New Buildings

Completion of the final phase of the moderniza-
ton and expansion program at the Fisher Body Colt
Road plant has been announced by R. F. Smith, plant
According to Smith, the recent construction has
been the LARGEST since the plant began operations here
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-21
Presents Poper
At Tech Meefino

DR.. Chung Sui Kim, Sohio
technical specialist, presented
paper on THE Generation of
Carbenes" at a meeting of the
Cleveland Section of the Chem
zeal Society yesterday.
DR.. Kim is a graduate Of the
University of Illinois with a
b. S. degree in Chemical Engin-
eering and earned her Ph.D. at
Cornell University.
She lives with her husband
and two small children at 1874
Belmar dr..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-21

aries average out to be better
than 20 per cent higher than
1860.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-21

Inc, close out the 1861 year
with over so per cent more
placements and all starting sal
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-21

4 DEAR MARY: Just a quick
line to tell you the executive
board voted to have our clubs
program pri n tie d at The
SCOOP, 814 East 152nd st.
They do such nice work there
and their prices are so reason
able. Oh, yes, they've done
Jacks printing for more than
forty wears,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-21

NEW ADDITIONS TO FISHER BODY PLANT White the photograph
buildings facilities which
and General Motors Fisher Body
(1) 194
Cleveland, 100000 gallon
buine finishing building
q handling nd bs
addition feet (o)
parking foelies five
,izep providing additional $50 parking
Evening star., 1961-06-14

NEW YORK. " When Jerry
Lewis flew to Washington to
entertain for President Ken
nedy, he forgot momentarily
and, from force of habit,
greeted the Chief Executive:
I"Hello, Jack" Then Lewis
quickly corrected himself: II
mean Mr.. President
That's all right. It's new to
me, too," said the President
When Lewis passed JFK
again, he again forgot and gave
his customary greeting: Hello,
Sweetie. ~. "Sh-h," Mr.. Ken
nedy said. I'm very important
here"
The eight straight hours
David Susskind spent in the
TV control room taping Laur-
ence Olivier in THE Power and
the Glory" gave him laryngitis.
1t won't affect his own "Open
End" show. He'll be moderat-
ing a group of pSychiatrists,
who'll talk q lot. Jose Quin-
terO will direct Mourning Be-
comes Electra" at the Phoenix
Theater. Lauri Peters, OF
THE sound of Music" will
make her film debut opposite
Evening star., 1961-06-14
So Much Violence!

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
There is a growing movement
in England to ban Lolita" from
British screens. Various COM
mittees believe this story of
a middle-aged man.. played by
James Mason, and his romance
with a 12-year-old girl, could
provoke similar real-life Incl
dents. Films and TV get more
and more suggestive and vio-
lent. Even Walt Disney's Mix
XII, Wild Dog of the North" fea-
lures fierce fighting with adults
using their broganed feet for
a murderous battle, and dogs
and animals tearing into each
other. Lolita" was made for
an adult audience. Waits pic
ture is intended more for chill
dren. Perhaps the labels should
be switched. Children wouldn't
understand Lolita. But they
might get a nightmare from
"Nikki," which I saw-and en-
joyed, except for the dog fight.
= =
Cary Grant, no less, will help
Doris Day buy her dresses for
their movie, "a Touch of Mink, A"
from wholesale houses in New
York. Susan Hayward op-
toned an original story, 1.-THE
Pressure Group" by James
Durue, and is talking to Dean
Martin to repeat as her CO.
star. They teamed recently for
Ada" at Metro.
Golden Boy" filmed in the
'thirties, made a star of then
Evening star., 1961-06-14

last in .'By Love Possessed. "
Now Ross Hunter, popular pro-
ducer at U-I. is asking Warm
ers for q two-picture deal with
zimbalist. There's q good role
for the soft-spoken actor in
THE Chalk Garden"
%&&
hollywood" says George
Peppard, sis for actors. not
people" which is Why he has
not been near our town since
he finished his Audrey Hep
burn co-starrer, Breakfast at
Tiffany's." He prefers his home
and his boat in San Diego.
Jack PaIance has worked
abroad for the past few years
and is doing very well. He ex-
poets to corral about half a
million dollars this year. From
three pictures = "Barabbas, +"
with Anthony Quinn in the
title role, Universal Judg-
ment," and "Rosamundo."
hope to catch him in "Barab-
bas." if I go to Europe this
summer.
Well! Former goth Century
Fox "chief of wardrobe
Charlie LIE Marie has been in
yited by the Los Angeles City
Council to submit designs fol-
Evening star., 1961-06-14
THE LYONS DEN
New to Jack, Too
BY LEONARD LYONS

EIvis Presley in Pioneer, Go
Home"
Attorney General Kennedy's
plea for measures to halt inter-
state shipment Of gambling
equipment doesn't affect Las
Vegas or Reno casinos. Their
equipment is made in Nevada.
Ted COtt Of NTA, who ar
ranged the telecaSt Of Mayor
Wagner and his commissioners
explaining how the city is
run = has invited Gov. Rookie
feller to do similar TV show.
David Merrick, the producer,
was intrigued by the news that
the party following the pre-
miere of Noel COward'S "Sail
Away" will be given aboard the
Queen Elizabeth. Merrick said:
I'm that case, I'll give my Sub
ways Are for Sleeping opening
night party on the BMT."
Jerry Lewis, who bought the
home of the late Louis b.
Mayer, found his diary in the
cellar - a diary containing
Mayors frank opinion Of the
people he was seeing. Lewis
probably will burn it. Sam
Briskin, studio head at Column
bia Pictures, will give a party
for the new production boss,
Sol Schwartz. Briskin said:
For the first time an incum-
bent will give a party for his
SuccesSor-and mean it," :.
Ingrid Bergman's next project
may be a play in New York.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
HOLLYWOOD
BY sHEiLAH GRAHAM

unknown william Holden.
playing q boxer. Now frankie
Avalon's manager, Bob Mar
cucci, is trying to persuade the
studio biggies to remake the
film as a musical, for Frankie,
who used to box in Philadel-
phia under the name Of Kid
Avallone Bob Cummings
physical trainer is a tall, blond
Swede, John STEINER. John has
a tall, blond son. Stanley, who
sings and composes. Because OF
the two "St's in his name,
young STEINER has changed his
name to Ty whitney. Ty. who
made his professional debut
with Mary Martin in Peter
Pan," has a song in the hit
parade-"It's Not So Easy"
It's nice that both Princess
Margaret Rose and her first
suitor, Capt. Peter Townsend
are respectively expecting tc
be parents in the not toe
distant future. Both made the
happy announcements at al
most the same time. I believe
Townsend has some children
from his first marriage. And
there is strong talk that the
King and Queen Of Belgium
are also expecting q visit from
the stork. The happiness of the
British princess is obvious in
all her recent photographs.
All the leading ladies want
Efrem ZimbaIist, jr. in theiI
! movies. Lana Turner had him
Evening star., 1961-06-14

the new police uniform. to be
worn only by the members of
the Hollywood squad. This is
Evening star., 1961-06-14

part Of the plan to glamorize
Hollywood for the tourists. But
please, Charlie, no sequins.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
Jockey McNoIIy
Killed in Crash
At Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
May % CAP).-A 2l-year-old
Jockey, due to ride at the
Charles Town race meeting
opening today, was killed last
night when the car he was driv-
ing apparently went out of
control near here and turned
over.
Police identified the victim
as Warren Carroll McNally Of
Charles Town.
A passenger in the vehicle.
David Lucas Nebrega. %, Of
Audley Farms, Berryville, Va,
was admitted to Charles Town
General Hospital in serious con-
dition with a conclusion and
lacerations.
West Virginia State Trooper
r. R. Truck said the car driven
by McNally apparently was
travelling west on U. S. $40
a miles west of here when it
turned over, pinning the jockey
under it. Nebrega was thrown
clear. Nebrega is a trainer at
Audley Farms.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
Area Drivers Rank Hiqh
In Virginia Reel Rally

CHARLOTTESVILLE, May,
"a (SpeciaD Entries from the
host Washington Region cap
tured half Of the first 10 places
in the Sports Car Club of
Americas Virginia Reel Rally
which concluded here Saturday.
Winners were Robert Wood
ruff and Daniel Denny of
Bristol, Conn, in a Saab auto
mobile, with a total error of
104 seconds for the more than
500 miles and rs check points.
They were a second better
than James and Barbara Bick-
ham Of Upper SanduSky. Ohio,
who were trying for their third
straight victory in this Ma
tional rally in their Mercedes
Benz 190SL.
Other finisherS in the first
10 among the So entries we're:
3-Navy Capt. and Mrs. H. E.
Thomas, Arlington, Porsche,
108 points; 4-Roger Bohl and
Alan Kalb, Plainfield, N. j.,
Saab, 1859; 5-William and jan
ice Hawley. Washington, Tri-
umph TR-3, 1913.
Also, 6-Winthrop Crohurst,
sr., and E. D. Wakefield, Dover,
N. j., Aston-Martin, 205; +
Ronald Mcconnell and Patricia
Ulmer, Lakewood, Ohio. Alta
Romeo, 235; 8-Robert Shen-
Evening star., 1961-05-22
MucPhuiI Ending
Career in Racing
With Stock Sale

BEL AIR, Md, May % (AP).
Larry MacPhail ends all con-
nections with thoroughbred
racing today when he puts up
for auction more than half a
hundred head.
The sale will be held at the
Bel Air race track.
MacPhail went into the busi-
ness of raising thoroughbreds
at his nearby Glenangus Farm
in 1948 after he sold out con-
trolling interest in the New
York Yankees.
He became one OF the top
breeders in the East and also
had a racing stable.
He is quitting on advice of
his doctor. He previously had
discontinued raising cattle.
Up for sale today sre 80
mares and Is of their foals, Is
yearlings and IL thoroughbreds
of racing age.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
BY DICK OBRIEN
Star Staff Writer

When a man is moving to-
ward his seth birthday one
would think he'd be looking
around for the easy life.
Not so with Joe Hylan, one
Of the Oldest trainer-driverS
in harness at Rosecroft Race
way who will be SO June 26 and
isn't thinking about slowing
down.
Joe is training and driving
q string of II horses at Rose
croft and the task Of handling
the affairs Of his stable keeps
him going from morning until
late at night. But the popular
Hylan says the active life helps
to keep him young.
10 PAGERS In Barn
Among the 10 PAGERS in his
barn are Miss Viola B, c. j.
McKlyo, Signal P. Direct.
Onesta Adios, Muffin Hanover,
Alma Forbes, Susie S., Joe Joe
Dares, Oliver Forbes and Abbe's
Dusty. He is training only one
trotter, Miss Barbie B.
To show he still hasn't lost
any of his skill as a driver,
old Joe piloted Oliver Forbes
to victory in Saturday nights
last race for the PAGERS second
score Of the meeting. He will
attempt to do likewise with
Abbe's Dusty tomorrow night
In the Prince Georges Plaza
pace. Oliver Forbes paid $27
his first victory and Saturday
night repeated at $3.50.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
THE EVENING STAR
D. C., Mond0y, M0y u, 1861
JOE HYLAN ACTIVE AT 6S
Old Age Is No Bor
To Harness Driver

Hylan, who spent his early
days as a coal miner around
Scranton, Pa, is looking for
another good season with his
string. Last year he had 159
starts, won 81, with 20 seconds
and 19 thirds, earning almost
$40, 900 for himself and other
owners of his public stable.
Several Driving Titles
Joe probably won't come close
to winning the driving cham
pionShip at Rosecroft this year,
but he has given some of the
younger fellows a mark to shoot
at.
During his 13 years in Mary
land harness racing Hylan has
won the driving titles at Rose
croft. Laurel. Baltimore and
OSCd14 AOW41os
I've been at this business for
40 years." Joe says. And the
way I feel right now I think
I could go 80 or 40 more"
The second leg of the South
ern Maryland pacing series for
non-winners of $4,000 in 1850
features RoSecroft's card to-
night. CLANCY Farvel is IA
vored in the first division and
Senator Spangler, winner of the
Miller Memorial in 1859, the
choice in the second.
The regular ladies night pro-
gram will be offered tomorrow
night, with women admitted
free. There also will be an
other seminar on the sport at
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
RACEWAY
SELECTIONS

Miss Tryex, c. H. r.. Darn Trusty.
@-Presiding Judge, Shamrock Sue,
Farmers Pride.
3-Grand Lusty. Shooting Par, Prince
Gene.
CABIN, Mr.. Berry Key. lilo
Kid
5-Chancey Farvel, Even's Jet, Stun
ner.
6-Scottish Prince. Senator spangler,
Meadow Apache.
7-Direct Rainbow, Captain Nc, Alton
Dust
Ivan Chief, Good Pick.
9-Sweet Job. Pleasant Time, Susan
Knight
Evening star., 1961-05-22

with these parlay cards on
football and basketball, and we
will seek means to make it i'm
possible to place a bet over the
telephone"
Chalmers said new warrants
could be expected from his
office late in the week.
He planned to invite coach
es from N. C. State, Duke,
North Carolina and Wake For
est to his office today to ap-
praise them of the status of
his investigation.
Scandal Far Reaching
After yesterdays Sanford
Chalmers meeting, the Cover
nor said the scandal has been
more "far reaching than most
people realize"
He said investigations prob
ably would cover several sea-
sons in North Carolina and I'VE
are going to consider every
| game"
The Governor warned, III
gambling lines lead to other
sports. we will follow those
lines"
He said, THE discovery anc
prosecution of violations which
have taken place in this State
are our responsibility. While
we will cooperate in every way
with New York officials, we are
not going to wait for them tt
tell us about violations which
took place in North Carolina
We will clean our own house.
Charges of accepting bribes
to fix games or shave points
have been leveled against North
Carolina State Team Capt
Stan Niewierowski and team
members Anton Muehlbauel
and Terry Litchfield.
New York's authorities have
charged the University of NORTH
Cardinals Lou Brown with
being a go-between for gam
blers and players. University o.
North Carolina's star eager
Doug Moe, has been dismissed
from school for not reporting
contacts with alleged bribC
kingpin Aaron Wagman.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
Apmot's Driver Criticizes
u. 5. Trotters, ruiners

incorrectly m easured, Alley
claimed. He said the only first
class driver he saw in action at
Yonkers was Clint Hodgins.
IT thought I was going to
learn a lot by watching the
alleged world champions but
every Australian trainer of
note could teach them a thing
or two" Alley said.
Asked how Americas top six
PAGERS would compare with
AuStralia's best, he said: They
have not got six good horses. "