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Evening star., 1961-03-15

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Evening star., 1961-03-15
Go|dbergSe
Iron Region

DULUTH MINI, Mar. Is
(AP).-Labor Secretary Gold
berg continued his tour of de-
pressed areas today with a
swing through Minnesota's
troubled northeastern region.
Mr.. Goldberg had a busy day
before him, including talks
with local and State officials,
civic business and labor lead
ers. He also planned to give
an ear personally to some of
the jobless workers in this iron
range country, who number
about 13 per cent Of the labor
force.
At noon, the Secretary was
to fly to Hibbing, the heart of
Minnesota's one-time prosper
ing iron mining industry. Min
ing has declined with the
depletion Of the Mesabi Range
and stiff competition from
foreign ores as well as the
current slack in steel produc-
ton.
Greeted by Anderson
Mr.. Goldberg flew here from
Milwaukee at midnight last
night and leaves later today
for the trip back to Washing
ton.
He was greeted in a chill
wind by Republican Gov Elmer
L. Andersen, who said the
State welcomed Federal aid
In trying to solve its economic
problems.
1--WE are looking for solutions
that will alleviate the effects of
unemployment" Mr.. Goldberg
told the Governor. Naturally
we hope things will improve
and we are going to do some
thing to see that they will i'm
prove-all over the country"
Z Pet. JObIess in Wisconsin
In Milwaukee yesterday, Mr..
Goldberg was greeted at the
airport by Gov. Gaylord Nelson
and at City Hall by Mayor
Henry Maier. The Labor Sec
retary heard reports Of critical,
unrelenting business recession
in Wisconsin.
The Milwaukee labor market
has 10000 unemployed, he was
told. The State has ~ per
cent Of its labor force out of
work. In hard-hit Northern
Wisconsin, about one out Of five
can't find jobs. About 65 per
cent Of the unemployed are in
the manufacturing industries.
Mr.. Goldberg said he has no
magic solution but promised
action where. he said, it is
needed now, and q long-range
study to restore the Nations
economic health.
Evening star., 1961-03-15
Pastor to Review Book

The Rev. Herbert Stein
Schneider. pastor Of the French
Protestant Congregation, will
review the book ALBERT
Schweitzer" at the Thursday
MONDAY Luncheon Book Re-
view meeting tomorrow at IL
In st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Lafayette square.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28
WANTED 70 RENT

LARGE double garage for small
automobile club, must be reason
able. Nv. 1-9277.
GARAGE to park car, near East
266th-Lake Shore blvd. RE. 1-4469.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

Juvenile Delinquency is nc
longer special news, but the
furtherance of enterprising
youngsters in Junior Achieve
ment has become major asset
in the youth Of today.
Ornamental Products, an
Achievement group sponsored
by The Cleveland Twist Drill
Co., has been notified they re-
ceived the Company of the
Month" Award over twenty
other groups who meet at the
Euclid Center each week. Thei,
speciality is an ornamental wal
bracket, and with special en-
phasis on conducting a com
pany in operation they gathered
enough points to win the GOV.
eted tile.
Headed by Mike Estvander
president, and Kathi Zust
secretary and also a recent
Miss Cleveland J.A.," advisor:
Robert Lesher, Anthony Zig
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

Miss Charlene Cradis, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
/ Grads, 27330 Forestview ave-.
member of The Heartbreakers
singing trio, has been signed by
Carmen Cavallaro and will ap-
pear with him at the Thunder
bird Hotel, Las Vegas, Dec
Goth to Jan. Goth.
Charlene graduated from Eu-
cid Senior High in June of
1861, was a member Of the
Choral Masters and the Thes-
plans. She appeared as a solo
act in The Big Show of '59, go
and '61, also in damn Yam
'.ees" in her senior year.
Upon graduation Miss Grads
was signed professionally as
member Of the Heartbreakers
| with Miss Arlene Bucci OF
Maple Heights and Miss Kitty
Semple of Lyndhurst). They are
under the management Of Gene
I Carroll and Gene Carroll Stu
dos, Cleveland who developed
their act.
The trio is under contract to
Playboy in Chicago, has ap-
peared this summer at the
Rooster Tail in Detroit, Alpine
in Cleveland, Playboy in Chi
cago, and quite regularly on TV
Travelling through h o ut the
United States and heard by Mr.
Cavallaro at the Rooster Trail
in Detroit and signed on the
spot, the girls are now in Holly
wood with him.
What an exciting life fo,
Charlene, jetting here ano
there all over the United States
this summer. She has beer
working with David Nelson and
his new wife, John Wayne, Joey
Bishop, Charlie Weaver, Frank
Fontaine and other famous per-
sonalities.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

BOYS hockey skates, brand new
size 5. S5. RE. 1898.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28
Sun Finance
Treasurer

Harold n. Ullestad, SAC Wal
nut dr., has been named treas
urer of The Sun Finance &
Loan Co., it was announced thi.
week by Sun President Jack W
Lampl, jr.
Ullestad assumes the key
financial post after serving
Sun as assistant treasurer since
1852.
A native of Ames, Ia, Ulle-
stad attended Drake University
where he majored in account
ing. He was a staff member OF
a Chicago, ILL.,, accounting firm
before coming to Cleveland anG
Sun Finance in 1852.
Ullestad, 40, has been mar
ried 19 years and has three boys
and two girls. He serves as
vice president of the Euclid Ex-
change Club.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28
Publicity
Resolutions

We wish all publicity chair
men Happy New Year, and
to insure an even better rela-
tionship than in the past, may
we suggest they make the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Mail news to reach us by
Monday if possible TUESDAY
the latest) and include name
and phone number for speed
in checking.
When sending items about
People," specify addresses to
identify with our community.
Use Mrs. Harold J. Jones, not
Mrs. Mary Jones or Mary Jones,
and preface all unmarried wom-
ems names with Miss.
Write plainly and print all
names.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28
MAIL BOX
Calls Fa|Iout
Shelters Hoax
Dear Editor:

Lear EuItOT:
1t has come to my attention
that Mayor Celebrezze has
called a meeting of the sub
urban mayors to acquaint them
with the federal governments
survey program on fallout
shelters, to be held Dec. 28th
1861 at the Cleveland City Hall
/ wish to voice my protest
against the fallout shelter pro-
gram as being the biggest hoax
ever presented to the American
people. Out of all the propa-
ganda on this subject, the only
logical and believable opinions
can be those of our leading
scientists, who agree that the
shelter program, rather thar
providing protection, would in
stead increase the already great
danger to our nation and to the
American people; that such a
program would be completely
negated by the increased scale
Of the attack that would be de,
livered, if the arms race con.
tinues.
The only rational course fol
the world to follow is that OF
working toward the goal OF
general and complete disarma,
ment, with an improved system
of international law.
Surely. fallout shelters are
not the answer.
Sincerely,
Darya NJ. Schworm
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28
Shore Reunion

The June 1912 class of Shore
High School is planning a class
reunion for June of 1862. Any
one who has not already been
contacted or who now lives out
of town and visiting Euclid dur
ing the holidays should please
call RE. 2-8025 or RE. 1926
and leave his name and address.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28
Junior Achievers Receive
Company Of Month Award

man and Frank lie of their
sponsoring company, they form
a group which set as its goal
Company of the Year"
Recently they made a tour OF
their sponsors company, The
Cleveland Twist Drill Co., where
they observed a large organlza-
tion in orperation. On their
tour they had an opportunity to
meet some of the employees
during the lunch session in the
company cafeteria and also
made bid to sell their product.
A special presentation will
be made to the lucky 500th
customer who will soon be an
nounced.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

ARCHERY set. As ID. bow, arrows
and quiver, reasonable price.
w. 1-4649.
BOYS Chicago roller skates, min
ute man toe stops, size 6; boy
figure ice skates, size s; solic
maple Northern skis, 64-in.
w. 1-6778.
SMALL transformer, milk car, coal
car. 2 bumpers. track set. tracks
super gauge, tracks 20" 81.
RE. 1883.
BATH room outfit. piece built-in
complete with fittings, choice o
color. new, S98; dealer. CE. 1880
EVINRUDE outboard motors. new
3, 5l2 or 18 h.p.; will take usec
motor in trade as part payment
dealer. CE. 1880.
TUBEL ESS snow tires on wheels
800x14, practically new. 1861.
Ii. 1922
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

SANA Bleach washing fluid deliv-
cred 40c gallon. 4 gallons 81 40.
Eagle Stamps EV i-0843
LINOLEUM ano tile at reduced
price see us before you buy
Berger 805 East 185th st
BASEMENT storm windows. alumni
mum combination made to order
any size: reasonable. Rudy Ma
code, w l-6964.
SEE your friends bridal portraits
and candids in our new window
display. Harry Flynn Studio. 1866
St Clair.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

PRINTING PROBLEMS? The
SCOOP printers can solve then
all for you. Drop in to see them
about business stationery, pam
phlets, club bulletins and pro
grams, tickets, or any other
printing you might need.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

SHOWCASE and beauty parlor
equipment. KE. .1-6404.
LADY'S CCM ice skates. So. size T.
good condition. MU. 1886; after
p. M, Ii. 1886.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS
COINS

COINS
PRIVATE party. selling many coins
all early dates, must sell: only
Friday after a p m. ~. 6-l289
JEEP tire, 7.OOxl5 Goodyear, $40
Call UL. l-7757.
DOUBLE barrel. made in England
shotgun, 1890, plated for recrea'
ton room decoration; ball anc
cap, 1880 rifle, needs work: 1891
TO us for parts: all 8 for S2S
Mandel Hardware, l5704 Waterloo
w. 1852.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS
TELEVISION

2l INCH, SIS. II inch $40: recon
ditioned; guarantee, exchange, nc
down payment Western Auto
Dealer. 1880 Euclid ave
GIL. l-6411.
WINDOW accessories finest made
reasonable price. venetian blinds
window shades traverse rods
aluminium storm windows. doors
aluminium outside awnings. dooI
canopies. folding doors. iron stair
rails venetian blind repair serv-
tee; everything sold installed: es-
tablished l948 Rudy Nagode
Nv 1-6964 9 a. m to 8 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-28

LEAVING town; living room, bed
room, dinette set. miscellaneous
1853 Chrysler. 1915 Ridgefield
Cleveland Heights. apartment
AITERNATOR ~ volt. 60 amp
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-18
Explorer XII Completes First Oribt of the Earth

WASHINGTON tR = Explorer XII completed it's first wide-icop- ing orbit of the earth early yes terday and went zooming off again into space.
 The 83-pound instrument pack age swung about 54,000 miles out from the earth on it's orbit to measure magnetic fields and radi- ation in space.
 It came within an estimated ITO miles of the earth on it's first time around, 3 hours after it's launching from Cape Canaveral, Fla Tuesday night
 The National Aeronautics and Space Administration said the satellite appears to be close to it's anticipated orbit.
 Radio telernetry equipment is working beautifully, scientists said, and radio signals are good and strong.
 At its apogee, or highest alti- tude, the satellite essentially was in interplanetry space, beyond the influence of the earth's magentic field.
 NASA thus believes it is get ting information on magentic fields in space, as well as that of the earth, and their effect on re- lationship with the energetic par ticles electrons and protons that are the minute building blocks of matter.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-18
THE JUDGE HAS TO PAY :.

CRoOKSToN, Minn. tH Po- lice Chief Harry Dillabcugh de- clared parking ticket morator- ium in Crookston because, the chief said, Municipal Judge John Kelly has disregarded IT tickets issued to him since last March.
 Dillabough said he was taking parking ticket books away from his 10 patrolmen until the tickets are satisfied.
 Kelly said he would pay his fines like anyone else. He said he had just allowed tickets to ac- cumulate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16
Willie MucforIune Dies;
Beut Jones in Open PIuyoff

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Aug. 16
(AP).-Willie Macfarlane, 70
gentlemanly conqueror of Bobby
Jones in q playoff for the Ma
tional Open golf crown in 1925,
died yesterday, apparently Of a
heart attack.
Macfarlane's victory over
Jones was his principal claim
to headline fame, although the
Scottish born pro was known in
golf circles for decades for his
teaching, his ability to hit the
ball and his unfailing courtesy
He brought his family to
Massachusetts for a vacation in
1925 and participated in the
Open at Worcester as a lark.
At the END Of u holes he and
Jones were deadlocked at 291,
primarily because Jones had
charged himself a stroke after
his ball had moved just as he
was about to hit.
After an 18-hole playoff to
break the tie, the two still were
tied at IS. In a second 18-hole
round, Macfarlane won, with 70
to Jones 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16

For years I have been COM
ing to New York and nobody
knew me-" Macfarlane noted
afterward. Nov I can't order
a meal in a restaurant without
autographing the menu" he
complained after beating Jones
Jones, who won COLTS Grand
Slam in 1880, lost only two
major playoffs in. his career
the one to Macfarlane and tt
Johnny Farrell in the 1925
Open.
Macfarlane, whose austert
appearance and silver-rimmed
glasses earned him the nick
name of THE Schoolmaster, ,
hated match play golf ano
travelling. These two pet pho
bias virtually forced him to
be a teaching pro. He had
been living here since the early
l930S and taught golf until q
decade ago when he suffered
injuries in a traffic accident
that curtailed the use of his
arms.
In 1888 he won the SIS, O0O
Miami Biltmore Open despite
suffering so acutely from ar
Thrills that he had a physician
accompany him on the course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

Tim Temerario. who secuted
the Bears in their game with
the Eagles last week, came back
with grim news for the Red
skins. It's not going to be any
party in Charleston, S. c., Sat-
urday night.
THE Bears dominated the
first part of the game" Tim
reported. "One touchdown was
called back because Of q pen
atty, and they looked good. I
didn't realize that it was the
first time Philadelphia had
beaten them in 10 games, and
the Eagles were celebrating
like they had just one another
championship"
Temerario gave his report
before yesterdays workout,
after the team saw films Of its
26-7 loss to the Rams. Need
less to say, it had a SOLDERING
affect.
Ed Brown. who started at
quarterback for Chicago, was
injured, but Billy Wade, who
came to the Bears from Los
Angeles during the off-season,
looked good to Tim. He ran
frequently and hit his receivers
we'll. Passes off roll-outS give
the Redskins secondary plenty
of trouble.
Rick Casares, their fullback,
is still the Bears big gun"
Temerario said. willie Cali
more is fast and can be as good
as he wants to be. Angelo Cola
is fast, and Jim Dooley, who
was used as a TANKER, is still
a great receiver"
Casares has led the Bears in
rushing for six straight seasons,
piling up 566 yards last year.
Galimore. a scatback despite his
81, 1S7-pound frame, displayed
his old speed last season after
slumping in 1859. Cola and
Dooley are strictly pass receiv-
ers. and this year have been
Joined by Mike Ditka, ALL
America end from Pitt, who
scored a touchdown against the
Eagles.
Tim said the Bears expert
mented with Harlon Hill, an
other great receiver vino
Slumped badly last year, as a
defensive safety man. But the
Redskins needn't be surprised
to see him back on offense.
Tim also expects the Bears
to revamp their punting team
after watching Philadelphia's
Ted Dean make two good punt
returns, scoring on one.
And they've got three of the
best linebackers in the league,
Temerario warned the Redskins
backs. "in Larry Norris, Bill
George and Joe Fortunate.
With Doug. Atkins at right end
on defense, and Fred Williams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16
FoIoney Passes
Pace Tiqer-Cots

HAMILTON, Ontario, Aug
i6 (AP).-Quarterback Bernie
Faloney, the former Maryland
star. fired three touchdown
passes to lead the Hamilton
Tiser-Cats to a 1921 victory
over the British Columbia Lions
last night in Hamilton's open
Ing game of the Canadian
Football League season.
The Lions, in going down to
their third defeat, nearly pulled
off their first victory as they
exploded for 20 Of their points
in the third quarter to cut a
PAS Hamilton lead down to
24-20.
However, the Tiger-Cats went
on to score another touchdown
with about 8 minutes to play
and put the game out of reach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16
Beers Will Be Rugged,
Redskins Are Warned

at left tackle, they'll be hard to
run against.
NOTES.-The Redskins left
by plane this morning for
Charlotte and are scheduled to
work out at The Citadel this
afternoon Pete Manning
who played at John Carroll
High School and was on the
Bears "Taxicab Squad" last
year, Is being tried as a defen-
sive back this season. He
played end at Wake Forest
The New York Giants think
they have a sleeper in Allan
Webb, 29-year-old rookie half
back. Webb is a scatback
The Cardinals credit Fullback
Prentice Gautt's 71-yard and
2-yard touchdowns against the
Toronto ArgonautS to Quarter
back Sam Etcheverry's slick
handoffs. The Detroit Lions
boast 1960's rookie of the
year" in End Gail Cogdill, who
caught 43 passes for 642 yards,
and the most valuable defen-
sive player" picked by the NIL
Players Association, in Joe
Schmidt b. The Baltimore
Colts blame their 1920 loss to
the Steelers on the punch
Billy Ray Smith landed on
John Henry Johnson'S chops.
It came on a fourth-down punt
by the Steelers and cost the
Colts a last-minute chance to
win Rudy Bukich. one
time Redskins quarterback,
looked good pitching for Pitts
burgh's Bobby Layne in the
first half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16
NAYS HAND HURT
BY PITCHED BALL

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug.
Is (AP). - Willie Mays,
San Francisco center
fielder, was forced to leave
the game last night when
hit on the right hand by a
ball pitched by Curt Sim
mons of the st. Louis
Cardinals.
Mays was hit between
the right thumb and fore
finger. X-rays disclosed
that there we're no frac-
lures, a doctor reported.
st. Louis Manager
Johnny Keane was thrown
out Of the game by
Umpire Augie Donatelli
when he argued the ball
had hit Mays bat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16

erol 167-436. The world rec
ord is 929, shot by Mike Avon
and Paul Jarman of Washing
ton in the National Duckpin
congress championships OF
1852.
Inez Rhine and Len Belas,
champions of the Bonifant
Lanes Mixed Doubles League,
poured it on last night by win
ming the leagues sweepstakes
Mrs. Rhine shot 143-390 and
Belas 156-379 for 1859 and a
AZ handicap gave them 811 for
$50.
Individual star of the eve
ming was little Norma Klein
who rolled 1877, l53 and 1903 for
423. She and Sam Marsano-
poll (325 totaled 39-787 for
second. Phyllis Jones (15S-
388) and Jack Wilson 1850
were third at 39-783.
+ y
Her first 900" brings a
never to-be- forgotten thrill to
the woman tenpin bowler. Such
a Joy was that for Esther
Rothenbuhler when she rolled
1876, 212 and 206 for 614 the
other night in the Congress
Sional Plaza Women's Triple
League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16
Silver Hill Begins
Bid to Wrap Up
Second-HuIf Title
By the Associated Press

Silver Hill, the first-half
winner in the Industrial Base
bali League, has its chance
today and tomorrow to wrap up
the second-half title, too.
Playing in a couple of make
up games, Silver Hill (6-3)
takes on FBI (5-4 at $50
tonight, and then plays Union
Printers go tomorrow night.
both at the West Ellipse.
A pair of triumphs would give
Silver Hill the championship.
Union Printers kept it's flick
ering hopes alive yesterday,
smuggling Volkswagens, 14-0. as
Greg Morris, a pitcher-out-
fielder, had four hits.
gN, PRINTERS 10 2Io 30-14 1s !
Galliher and Russell: Clifford, Bick-
erton ~ and Payne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16
ConIey Quitting
MIA, Paper Says

BOSTON. Aug. Is (AP).-
Gene Conley, Red Sox pitcher
definitely Is quitting play in
the National Basketball Asso-
citation, the Boston Traveller
reported today.
Conley, who played last win
ter with the Celtics, was drafted
by the new Chicago club when
that team became a member OF
the expanding MIA.
Bill Liston, writing in the
Traveller, quoted Conley as say
ing, in Cleveland, that playing
two sports which take up the
entire year is too tough"
The 6-foot-8 hurler, who
registered his third straight
win in an 30 shutout in Cleve-
land last night, recently turned
down what was described as a
fabulous offer from the new
Chicago basketball club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16
Marlboro Track
Will Add Ninth
Race in October

BEL AIR, Md, Aug. 16 (AP)
"A ninth race will be added to
the daily program at Marlboro
Race Track when its 13-day
meeting opens October 9.
Marlboro thus will become
the last Maryland track to in
stall the extra race, provided in
legislation which took effect in
1859.
Edward F. Farrell, jr., presi-
dent Of the Southern Maryland
plant, said he was adding the
extra race reluctantly"
II realize that nine races
make for thinner purses" Far
rell said during a visit to Bel
Air Race Track.
AS a result of his decision,
nearly As per cent of Marlboro's
races this fall will carry purses
of S1,000-the minimum-or
iS1,100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16
Baltimore Track
Sells Two Stakes

BALTIMORE, Aug. is (AP)
Baltimore Raceway, a night
harness racing track opened in
1850, has begun preparations to
close by announcing the sale of
two of its stakes to Saratoga
Raceway.
Saratoga will take over the
Lord and Lady Baltimore stakes
starting next year.
Trotters and PAGERS are
nominated for the stakes as
yearlings with periodic eligi-
bility payments until they are
q years old. Those finally
eligible also may compete as
3-year-olds.
The value Of the two stakes
was over SOL 900 this year.