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SPECIAL PURCHASE!
FABRIC GLOVES

Comparable values 200 10 3ool DoubIe-woven cotton and
doube-woven nYon short and sipon length novelty and
toored gloves White. beige and eoors in the group Sizes
8 TO 8. Not all sizes in every style and color
KnnnA-G GeNes-shes floor. Both Stores
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Boy Scouts leod
In Forming Units

The National Capital Area
Council Of the Boy Scouts OF
America has led the Nation
for the second consecutive year
in the number Of new scouting
units formed, according to
Philip L. Gore. council presi-
dent.
The council. which serves
the District and II neighbor-
ing Maryland and Virginia
counties, organized 214 new
troops. packs and posts last
year. bringing its total to 1904
units.
According to officials, the
council now ranks fifth among
532 others in the United States.
It's membership has grown
from 1909 in 1850 to a new
record membership Of 45,50s.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

Nd. chief Of the numerical
analysis section Of the National
Bureau Of Standards. WIN be
cited at the dinner for his con-
tributions TO the theory Of ana
lytic functions and numerical
analysis.
In the physical sciences.
Prof. Richard Allan Ferreil Of
the University of Maryland
will be cited for his contribu-
tions to the theory Of collec-
tive effects in nuclei and in
solids. A holder Of post-doc-
torate fellowships from the
Atomic Energy Commission
and the National Science Foun-
dation, Prof. Ferrell lives at 13
U-Ridge road, Greenbelt. Md.
The high school teacher to
be cited by the academy is Mrs.
Pauline Diamond Of 6436 Ban
nockburn drive. Bethesda. Mrs.
Diamond is a teacher Of physics
and chemistry at Sherwood
High School in Montgomery
Evening star., 1961-01-15
THE SUNDAY STAR A
Westminster, D. C., Jenuey Is, 1861
DC. Sciences Academy
To Honor Six Thursday

-Four Washington area scien-
lists, . high school teacher and
= university professor. viii be
honored by the Washington
Academy Of Sciences at its an
nual awards dinner at 6:45
pm. Thursday in the John
Wesley Powell Auditorium. alto
Florida avenue NV.
Dr. Louis s. Baron Of 73s
Longfellow street NV. a BIZ
ologist at the Walter Reed M
ttitute Of Research. viii receive
the award in biological sciences
Evening star., 1961-01-15

for his work on the bacteria
which may lead to the develop
ment Of vaccines.
The academy win recognize
DR.. Ronald e. Bowles Of 1918
Meadwood drive. Silver Spring,
an employe Of the Diamond
Ordance Fuze Laboratories, for
his work In pneumatic control
devices without moving parts.
DR.. Bowles originated the prof.
ect to find new methods Of
automatic control for both civil
lain and military purposes.
DR.. Philip J. Davis Of 3700
Shepherd street, Chevy Chase,
Evening star., 1961-01-15

County and has been active In
county science fairs.
On the uliyersity level.
Prof. Karl F. Herzfield Of 3726
Connecticut avenue NV. o
widely known physics instruc-
tor. will be honored for his
service as q teacher and his in
fluence on his students. He Is
q former teacher at the Uni
versity Of Zurich. Munich, VI
emma, Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity and Catholic University.
All awards win be presented
by DR.. Lawrence A. Wood,
president Of the Washington
Academy Of Sciences.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

after vomiting. A 23-mcnth-old
child died after drinking furni.
ture polish.
Three other deaths were
caused BY falls and one by an
injection Of heroin..
The accidents reported last
week include IS falls. 2 burns, 8
accidental poisonings-all in
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Coffee and ToIkfest

The Jewish Community Gen.
ter Of Greater washington is
holding q coffee and conver-
sation" session at $3.50 pm.
Wednesday in the Jewish COM
munity Center. Sixteenth and
@ streets NV.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Home Accidents
FotoI to Tin D. c.
During Week

Home accidents caused seven
deaths in the District last week.
the Red Cross Safety Services
reported.
A 2l-day-old infant died Of
suffocation in his crib and q
5-month-old child suffocated
Evening star., 1961-01-15

volving children-6 cases Of
foreign objects in the eye. ear
throat or stomach. Is cuts, q
contusions and ~ other Ills.
One dog bite was reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-15
Camps Chapel
To Be Dedicated

The new Homer J. Councillor
Memorial Chapel will be dedi-
Gated at 2:45 pm. tomorrow at
the YMCA Camp Let's near
Mayo, Md.
The dedication will take
place during the annual Lay
mems Retreat of YMCA lead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-15

ers to be held at Camp Let's
morrow. Leaders from
YMCAs in the District Of Co
lumbia, Maryland and Virginia
will take part.
DR.. Edward G. Latch, minis
ter of Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church and chair
man of the YMCA's Christian
Emphasis Committee. will pre-
side. Speakers will include
Charming Walker, president of
the board of directors, Metro
politan YMCA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-15
Phi Beto Koppus
To Hear SEC Aide

Robert N. HiSlop, hearing
examiner, Securities and Ex-
change Commission. will give
a talk illustrated with color
slides on Round the World
in 80 Days" at 8 o'clock tonight
before the Phi Beta Kappa
Association.
The talk will be held in the
national headquarters Of Phi
Beta Kappa at 1911 @ street
NV. Edward r. Place, chap
ter president. will preside.
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g.:
Evening star., 1961-11-03

Nation - have peacefully ac-
cepted the regulations and re-
spected the law" he said.
The Attorney General said
yesterday he felt that was
really significant rather than
the isolated arrests and Incl
dents reported after the ICC
rules went into effect Novem-
Der l. However, he said the
Justice Department was study
ing the reports and would take
action where justified.
At the same time Mr.. Ken
nedy announced the filing of a
suit in Jackson, Miss.-the sec
.ond brought in that State in
two dayS-to back up the ICC
regulations. The other suit was
filed in oxford.
The suit at Jackson asked a
three-judge Federal court to
outlaw sidewalk segregation
signs at Greyhound bus and Il
linois Central Railroad termi-
mails in McComb on grounds
they interfere with operation
of the carriers.
Meanwhile, a white United
Presbyterian minister contin-
ued a hunger strike in a jail at
Brownsville, Tenn, after refus-
ing to pay a $50 fine for loiter-
ing.
The Rev. Maurice McCrackin,
SIS, Of Cincinnati, began what
he calls a fast for justice
Evening star., 1961-11-03
Jury TomPering Found
In Freedom Bus 7 rial

ANNISTON, Ala, Nov. 3
(AP) A Federal Court jury,
twice troubled by Jury-tamper-
ing reports, resumes deliber-
ations today on the fate of
seven men charged in the burn
ing Of a Freedom Rider bus
last May.
An eighth defendant, Ken
meth L. Adams, Al, was re-
leased yesterday on a directed
verdict by Judge H. Hobart
Grooms.
The seven are charged with
interfering with intersta t e
transportation, a crime punish
able by 20 years Imprisonment
and a $4,000 fine on convic-
tion. They also are charged
with conspiracy.
The charges grew out Of a
white mob's attack on a reg
ularly scheduled Greyhound
bus carrying an integrated
team testing bus-Station seq
regation in the South. This
was the first outburst of Free
dom Rider violence in Alabama.
The jury deliberated 3 hours
and SIS minutes before recessing
for the night.
In the last moments before
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when he was jailed Sunday. He
is treasurer of Operation Free
dom" formed last year to help
Negro sharecroppers who said
white persons were trying to
force them out Of the Browns
vile area because they regis
tered to vote.
At Chapel Hill, N. c.. DR..
Wesley Critz George, 72-year-
old retired University of North
Carolina scientist, denied that
a study he is making for the
State Of Alabama is to support
the contention the white race
is Intellectually superior to the
Negro race.
THE purpose Of the study
is to determine what science
has revealed with regard to
racial differences in general, to
what extent they are hered-
itary or environmental," said
DR.. George, who has been an
outspoken advocate of segrega-
ton in North Carolina.
Elsewhere in North Carolina,
a jury at Monroe convicted Al
bert Rorie, a 20-year-old Negro,
of wounding a police officer
during a racial disturbance last
August. He was sentenced to
3 to 5 years. His attorney an
nounced an appeal was planned
and bond was set at $2,500.
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the jury got the case, the Judge
announced the second instance
in two days Of jury-tampering
efforts. He excused the juror
involved.
Mr.. Hamrick received a
threat from three masked men
at his motel on Halloween
night" the judge said.
Earl Franklin Hamrick, a
businessman of Bessemer, Ala,
said later that actually four
men appeared at different
times at his motel room on
Tuesday night, the eve of the
first testimony.
Il was advised that I should
conduct myself with leniency," !"
he said.
An alternate Juror took Mr..
Hamrick's place.
On Tuesday, the day of the
jury selection, the judge said
he had received reports of
anonymous telephone calls to
two members of the jury panel
and to the wife of another
prospective juror.
He ordered the FBI to in
vestigate the matter.
Evening star., 1961-11-03
Wide Compliance Seen
To Bios Bon on Buses
By the Associated Press

Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy most commun
ties in the South abiding by the Interstate
Commission rules against racial discrimination buses
and in bus terminals.
Despite strong personal feelings antagonsms
these communicate their credit and credit
Evening star., 1961-11-03
ENgrGUed
and enriched to
enhance yOMr looks

1918 STREET. NV . THURSDAYS to Cho9s Privileges
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16
Little League Managers
Meet At City Hall Soon

An important meeting of the
East Cleveland Little Leagues
Inc. will be held at the City
Hall Thursday, March 23rd al
1880 pm.
The managing personnel will
discuss such matters as roster
selection, practice and regular
schedules, ground rules, Tag
Day, Amateur Day and other
relative topics.
At the last meeting, the Pony
League managers decided to
adopt a new means of selecting
players for their respective
teams.
They will abandon the pre-
vious method of selection which
included several tryout sessions.
This season, the names of all
new player applicants will be
drawn by lot and assigned to
teams after which the team
manager will select his roster
of 16 players after several
practice sessions.
The date Of the annual ANA
teur Day program at Shaw
Field has been set for Sunday,
July 10th and will feature the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16
Broth Of A Boy Tells Whale Of A Tale!

The indignant and spluttering Judge
thereupon sentenced them to be hanged
and then drawn and quartered.
So great was the protest from all over
the civilized world, that Queen Victoria
finally committed the sentence to Danish
ment to then far-off and wild Australia.
Years later, in 1874, an astounded
Queen Victoria learned that Sir Charles
Duffy, the newly-elected Prime Minister
of Australia, was none other than the
Charles Duffy whom she had banished
twenty-five years before!
More than trife perturbed at this
Haunting of the Queens justice, Victoria
decided to look into the fate of the other
eight of that group.
She found that Thomas Meagher was
Governor of Montana; John Mitchell was
a prominent New York politician and
father of the Mayor of that city; Ter
renee McManus and Patrick Donahue
were Brigadier Generals in the United
States Army; Richard O'Gorman was
Governor General of Newfoundland; Nor
ris Lyene was Attorney General OF
Australia and Michael Ireland followed
him in that office; Thomas McGee was a
member of Parliament in Montreal, Can
ada, Minister of Agriculture and President
of Council Dominion of Canada.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16
Kiwaniis Club
Hears Income
Tax Experts

Income Tax" will be the sub
ject of the day for the regular
noon meeting Of the East Cleve-
land Kiwanis next Monday at
the YMCA.
There will be a panel discus
sion which will include such sub
jects as Tax Planning, The
Fraud Hazards in Saving and
Information Necessary for the
Intelligent Preparation of In.
come Tax Forms as we'll as
many other interesting facts
about this broad subject.
The panel will include L. R
Bloomenthal, Tax Attorney
Earl S. Dearth, C.P.A. and for.
merly with Internal Revenue
Service; John K. Lynch, Taa
Attorney; G.. David Zeile, jr.
Attorney and W. j. Franz, Pub
lie Accountant, Auditor and Tax
Consultant.
Franz will be chairman of the
panel for this meeting.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16

King and His Court, a six-mal
Isoftball team.
Tag Day, a Saturday fund
raising drive, will probably bt
conducted in June.
Roy Wisecup, the ECLLl
commissioner, has distributed
application forms to all the pub.
lie and parochial schools in the
East Cleveland district as q
means for all boys between the
ages of 1917 to register fol
participation in the summer
baseball program.
He reminds all boys, includ.
ing those who are already as.
signed to teams, that they must
fill out and return these forms
in order to be eligible to play
on a team. The deadline for re-
turning the applications is Fri
day, March oath.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16
By al henderson

Tomorrow, Friday, the good Lord
willin', the sun will rise on foine ST.
Patrick's Day in the marnin'!
The sons and daughters of auld Erin
will be out in all their finery and sartin
they'll be showing little wearin' O. the
green
'Tis on day like this that we're after
bein' reminded of tale told to us by our
auld Grandfather and substantiated by
documentary evidence 'Tis tale that'll
pleasure us to be passin' on to you for the
re-tellin' on the good snake chasing Saints
Day!
Back in the days of the so-called
young Irish Disorders :" way back it was
in 1848 nine sons O the sod were tried
and convicted of treason against Her
Majesty Queen Victoria.
John Mitchell, Morris Lyene. Pat
Donahue, Thomas McGee, Charles Duffy,
Thomas Meagher, Richard O'Gorman,
Terrence McManus. and Michael Ireland
were sentenced to death.
Before passing sentence, the Judge
asked whether anyone had anything to
say. One, Thomas Meagher, stepped for
ward and said, ''My lord, this is our first
offense but not our last. If you'll be
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16
Clark Named
Chairman For
Water Safety

New chairman of water safety
in East Cleveland is Richard Z.
Clark, 2093 Mt. Vernon blvd.
His appointment was announced
this week by Mrs Keith Weigle,
Community Representative here.
A former swimming instructor
for the US. Marine Corps, Clark
will be responsible for coordinat-
ing all Red Cross water safety
programs in East Cleveland, in
cluding learn to swim" courses
for adults and children.
A former swimming star for
Shaw Highs swim team, he
completed his junior and senior
life saving in East Cleveland.
Later he was a guard at Shaw
High Pool, While in the Marines.
he taught swimming at Ell Torro,
Santa Anita, California. and later
spent 10 months IN the South
Pacific combat zone.
Clark is a 30-year member Of
the East Cleveland YMCA, is
on the Board Of Trustees of For
est Hills Swim Club, has given
more than a gallon of blood TO
the Red Cross and is a member
Of the Plain Dealer Gallon Club.
The new Red Gross chairman
is salesman for Clark Asbestos
Co.
He is married to the former
Marion Gottron. The couple has
four children: Bonnie, II: Ma
mie, 10; Debbie, g, and Beth. 8.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16
World War I Uniform Brings Back
Many Memories For Mrs. WeigeI

Taylorhurst and the Nickel
Plate Railroad tracks, and we
had q clear view of all the troor
trains going through. The boys
used to hang out Of the win
dows and wave to US as we
stood on the porch and waved
back. We often wondered how
many of them would come
back"
4S-Year Resident
Mrs. Weigel, an East Cleve-
land resident since 1901 has
lived in the same house at 1873
Grasmere ave. for AZ years.
Always an active member of
her community, she has con-
tributed many volunteer serv-
ices to various civic projects.
Her mother, Mrs. c. X. Reese,
started her off on her Red
Cross service, and since that
time Mrs. Weigel has collected
funds, been a member of the
Speakers Bureau and the Dis
aster Committee, served in
blood recruitment, and present
ly is Red Cross Community Rep
resentative for East Cleveland.
She also served as president
of the Ohio Congress of Parent
Teachers Association, and pres
ident of both Prospect School
PTA and East Cleveland Coun-
Gil of PTA, as well as president
of East Cleveland Community
Council and past Matron, Or
der Of Eastern Star, Windemere
Chapter.
Smoothing out her uniform
as she put it on, Mrs. Weigel
continued with her memories.
81 was part of the production
staff of the Red Cross so we
didn't work in the hospitals"
she said, "But | did nurse my
husband through the big flu
epidemic of 1918 in this uni
form. We kept him separated
from the rest of the family,
hoping they wouldn't get the
bug. Every morning the papers
carried news of the thousands
Continued on page A.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16
Mothers Pride Is
7-MOnM old Son Who
Drinks Through Sfra,U

A mothers pride in the tai
ents of her offsprings has nc
limitations.
Mons are prone to scrutiniZe
with care any antics of theil
young tikes to get an idea
whereto the new children'>
skills might lie.
For example, it might appear
that a youngster who walks
at an early age is destined to
go through life catching on tc
things quicker than others. On
an early casual interest in q
book might excite a mother to
the possibility of having an in
tellect in the home.
Well, Mrs. Martin BRAKEMAN
of 1915 Thornhill dr., is no eX-
.ception as far as being a proud
mother is concerned. Except ii
is difficult to figure out of
what value is the talent of her
old son Davey.
At present, the only thing
that comes to mind is that
Davey can make the teen-age
ice cream soda set look like a
bunch Of pikers.
For at the tender age of
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16

"At least that would take il
out of the realm of fedora.
control"
81 am emphatically in accord
with DR.. Nichols (Supt. H. L
Nichols) in his belief that East
Cleveland can count on nothing
but helping to pay the freight, y
stated Robert A. Henderson.
DR.. Nichols had previously
remarked that because Of the
proposed distribution plans of
any extensive federal aid, East
Cleveland would not benefit by
the uch-talked- about bill.
The other two board men,
bers, Mrs. Arthur E. Madison
and President Richard A. Cot
tron reported they were def
nitely against the proposed
program but did not wish to
make direct statements.
The school officials were
quizzed by the LEADER after
Monday nights board meeting
At the session a letter was read
and officially proclaimed "re-
ceived" from the Cincinnati
Board of Education denouncing
the federal aid plan.
The letter bearing the names
of the board members as indi-
viduals in part read, "We be-
lieve that a massive program
of Federal aid to education
will inevitably result in FEEDER
al controls contrary to the
American tradition of home
rule education"
1t further stated that the
members felt there was no need
for a massive program Of this
type.
The seven members of the
Cincinnati Board asserted this
issue was one of the most i'm
Continued on page A.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16
.FOPA Seeks
Member

The East Cleveland Lodge No
IL of The Fraternal Order OF
Police Associates announces that
it is seeking new members from
East Cleveland. Eligible for
membership are professional or
businessmen who are established
in or residents of East Cleve-
land. The group is associated
with Lodge No. SO of the Fra
ternal Order of Police.
Lodge SO is made up of mem
bers of The East Cleveland Po-
lice Department and is chartered
through the Ohio State Lodge of
The Fraternal Order of Police
with headquarters in Philadel-
phia. Penn.
East Cleveland Associate
Lodge is made up of local busi-
ness and professional men who
are established in East Cleve-
land and are dedicated to and
have a sincere desire to increase
their understanding of the
rights, duties, and problems of
police officers, to foster respect
for them and promote their
welfare.
Over the past years, the AS
sociate has sponsored a Little
League baseball team with the
Police Lodge, made yearly con-
tributions to the East Cleveland
YM-YWCA. promoted affairs
for the benefit of the Police
Death Benefit Fund, supported
all civic affairs, and supported
the Police Lodge on all matters
brought to its attention.
The Associate group received
its charter in 1852 from the
Ohio Lodge of The Fraternal
Order of Police Associates and
meets on the third Thursday of
each month.
President of the Lodge is
Howard w. Edwards who was
also the first president of the
Lodge when it received its char
ter.
Anyone interested in becoming
a member and can qualify can
contact Lodge Secretary, John
Baker at GIL 1-2412,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16

seven months, this chubby rss-
cal is well adept at drinking
through a straw
Hes been doing il since he
was five months DID," proudly
reported Mrs. BRAKEMAN.
She says IT all began when
she gave Davey some orange
juice III a cup two months ago
that had a spout on it. Davey
didn't drink the conventional
way, but guzzled the juice
through the spout.
Thereafter, he wouldn't drink
any other way and Mrs. Brack-
man stated she couldn't see
her son going through life
drinking only from cups with
spouts.
She thought of inducing him
to using a straw and was quite
surprised when the youngstef
caught on Immediately to the
trick.
And now the Brackmans have
four children one with eXcep-
tional talent.
A boy who learned how 10
drink through a straw at the
tender age of five months.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16
Junior Group
Hears Expert
Talk On Trees

Members of the Windermere
Junior Auxiliary, Order of East
ern Star, will hear a talk on
'Trees Around the World by
Edward H. Scanlon. consulting
arborist with The Cleveland
Electric Illuminating Company,
at an 8:45 p. m. meeting Mon
day, March Goth. The talk will
be presented at the East Cleve-
land American Legion Hall.
Scanlon. former Shade Tree
Commissioner for Cleveland, re-
Gently returned from trip
abroad. Slides of trees he viewed
in other countries will be shown
at the meeting.
The prominent arborist is the
father of the Master Street
Tree Plan, which is offered free
by the Illuminating Company tc
the municipalities it serves.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16
Shu,u Musical Is Political Satire

fered to the community as q
sample of Broadway's finest. He
follows Rogers and Hammer
stein from last years smash
"Oklahoma" and Leonard Ber-
stein from 1859 and his won
derful Town"
Tomorrow marks the closing
of the patron drive which will
help in defraying the expenses
of the production. If you have
not been approached and you
wish to be a patron, contact
Paul Hammer at Shaw.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16
Church Copy
Reminder

Pastors are reminded that
copy for Church News con-
cerning Holy Week and Easter
Services must be submitted
to this paper, sl4 East 152nd
ST.. Cleveland 10. no later
than Tuesday, March 2lst, for
use in Thursday, March 23rd,
issue. Copy received earlier
will receive placement pref
erence in the column.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-16

Shaw Highs musical "Silk
Stockings" to be presented on
April 18th, IA, and Is, is mu-
sical version of the political
satire "Ninotchka." The theme
centers around wooing commun-
lists to the American way and
the many humorous and roman
tic episodes are set in Paris and
Moscow.
On Broadway. "Silk Stock
ings" ran several hundred per-
formances with Don Ameche and