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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19

1891, Wnen Cney were OuSCeC
from their top spots in the
Communist Party and banishec
into oblivion.
Presidium Member Nikola
Podgorny. the Ukraine party
leader, denounced Mr.. Kagano.
Vich for "antiparty activity
while he served as first seere-
tary of the Ukrainian Com
munist Party from 1947 unit
Josef Stains death in 1858.
Says Harm Done
Il believe that Kaganovicf
did great harm to the party
and the people," Mr.. Podgorny
told the third session of the
22d congress of the Soviet
Communist Party. He is q
degenerate who has had moth
ing Communist left in him fol
a long time"
Tass reported he gave details
of Kaganovich misdeeds. West
ern newsmen we're excluded
from the session in the great
Kremlin Theater.
Mr.. Kaganovich was one OF
Stains righthand men. He
headed the control commission
which overSaw the bloody
purges of the 193os, built the
Moscow subway and much of
the Soviet railway system and
wiped out Separation in the
postwar Ukraine.
Irvan Spiridonov, presen I
first secretary of the Leningrad
regional party organization, &C
cused Mr.. Malenkov of playing
a criminal role in the so-callec
Leningrad case. Premier Khru-
shchev made the same charge
in 1857.
Famous Case
This famous caSe-one of the
sensational events of Soviet his
tory-dates back to the late
l940s. Andrea Zhdanov, gener-
ally expected to succeed Stain
died in 1913 and soon his close
followers began to disappear.
One of them was Nikolai
A. VoznesenSky, chief economic
planner of the Soviet Union.
When Secret Police Chief
Lavrenti Beria was purged in
1858, he was charged with the
crime by Mr.. Malenkov and Mr.
Khrushchev. Three years later
Mr.. Khrushchev accused Mr.
Malenkov Of having been in
volved in it himself.
Premier Khrushchev himself
took the lead in launching a
new attack on the so-called
anti-party group nm his speech
to the Congress on Tuesday.
Diplomats Puzzled
Why the congress is devoting
so much time to raking over
its skeletons puzzled diplomats
One explanation was that the
party leaders felt obligated to
report to the congress how the
campaign against the Stalinist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 70
Q Chefs Suggested Dinner

Split PEG Soup Az Crovtons
Roost Stuffed Turkey, Gravy
Whipped Potoioes
String Beons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
Moscow Seen Planning
To Gust UIbricht Soon

BERLIN Oct. 10 AP)-OfficIaS and commentators in
West Berlin pecuated today that Moscow fire its
East German puppet Walter Ulbrcht
There widespread belief that East Germanys spade
bearded chief of state would disappear from the in
effort to make direct negotiations with the East German
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
Party Hears MoIenkov,
Koqonovich Denounced

MOSCOW, Oct 19 (AP).-Former Premier Georgi Maenkov
and former First Deputy Premier Kaganovch
denounced violently before the Communist Party
today.
Mr.. Maenkov attacked a criminal Kagano-
vch a degenerate.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13
Board Thinks Boiler
Deal Is Pretty Hot

1t doesn't seem right, but It's
a fact-Shaw and Prospec,
schools can each have their
own individual ultra-moderr
heating plants that in 10
year period will be $4,000
cheaper than present facilities
According to estimates pre-
sented to the East Cleveland
Board of Education Monday
night by an engineering con-
sultant, the repair and upkeep
Of the present undesirable
heating systems will cost
$4,000 to maintain, while a
complete new system will cost
$161, 600.
Not being one to pass up such
a bargain, the board author
lied preparation of plans and
specifications for installing the
new system.
If the plans are approved
and bids advertized by Septem-
Der, work can start on the prof.
ect by January and be complet-
ed by the fall Of 1862.
Presently, an ancient heating
plant adjoining Prospect serves
that school, Shaw and korb
Student Center as well.
Installing of a new heating
system will mean the dismant-
ling of the present works in
cluding a smokestack upwards
of 125 feet high. This would
give Prospect more playground
area.
Right now, the boilers need
repairing that according to as
sistant to the superintendent
Nelson Leist, could well run as
high as $4,000.
The new heating system at
Shaw would be installed in the
old swimming pool. What will
be planned is five boilers at
Shaw and two at Prospect.
Funds for the project will come
from building and improvement
fund.
In other businesses at its
meeting, Board members gave
Official sanction to a class for
slow learners that it had ten
tatively approved back in Feb
ruary.
School Supt. Harold Nichols
stated the. official action was
needed to get state aid. The
class would be for youngsters
between the ages of IL and 13
and will be at Prospect School.
About Is would be in the
first class which is expected to
be self-sustaining. This is be-
cause East Cleveland now sends
slow learners to other districts
and pays their tuition, plus
transportation.
The school board also ap-
proved a TB testing program
recommended by the city
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13

| health department. 1t would be
administered Jointly by the
schools and the ti-Tubercul-
osis League Of Cuyahoga Coun-
ty. There would be no fee for
the tests and although parents
will be encouraged to submit
their youngsters to them they
will not be mandatory.
Plans call for the tests to be
given to all first, seventh and
10th graders in February of
each year.
In other business, the board:
GRANTED Mrs. Toba Jeffery
of the Kirk Junior High faculty
a years leave of absence with
out pay. Mrs. Jeffery has been
awarded a full tuition scholar
ship by Western Reserve Univ
ersity to complete her Masters
degree in English.
APPOINTED George Amed-
uri and Leah Cline to the teach
ing staff.
ACCEPTED the designations
of teachers Norma Smith and
Mabel Baumann.
ADOPTED three new German
textbooks for the senior high
school year. 1t was also an
nounced the board will not meet
again until Sept. 11th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13

by this city.
However, his greatest use.
fulness lies in his dedication to
the public interest. The public
is not there to represent it
self; but others are there-rep-
resenting selfish interests. The
path of the public servant who
protects the community from
such selfish interests is not easy.
He is subjected to friction and
incurs the enmity Of those in
terests. But our captain has
never once compromised. He has
stayed in the fight because those
principles are his religion.
Public Benefits
'You and | and the general
public who have been beneficiar-
Continued on Page 81
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13
BY Bob Keefer

The managing personnel of
the East Cleveland Little Lea
cues, Inc. are fervently hoping
for ideal weather conditions and
the support and cooperation of
local citizens whose attendance
is necessary to make the sew
enth annual Amateur Day a
success. Sunday is "D-Day' at
Shaw Field when the nine-hour
program will be prestened as
a means TO provide funds to
purchase equipment for the
500 boys who play baseball IN
the four leagues sponsored by
the ECLLI.
The program will get under
way at II noon at Shaw Field
and will be completed by the
feature game in Shaw Stadium
which begins at 7 p. m.
The days events will include
three All-Star baseball games,
swimming meet in Shaw Pool +,
a girls softball game and the
King and his Court IA four
man softball team VS.. the Par
ma AA League All-Stars.
The finale to the days festi
vities will be a drawing for
door prizes donated by local
merchants. Refreshments will
be sold throughout the day in
the stands by the players of the
18 teams represented and park
ing fees will also go into the
ECLLI operating fund.
The complete program, which
has been arranged by Co-Chair-
men Chuck Thomson and Roy
Wisecup, is as follows:
NOON East Cleveland Lit
tie League All-Stars VS.. Willo-I
wick Little League All-Star at
Shaw Field.
2 p. m.-East Cleveland Pony
League All-Star vs.. Willowick
Pony League All-Stars at Shaw
Field.
5 p. m.-Ea Cleveland
Swimming Championships in
Shaw Pool.
4 D. m.-East Cleveland Colt
League All-Stars vs.. East
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13
Amateur Day
Set; Rest Up
To Weatherrnan

Cleveland Black Sox at Skating
Rink Field.
Sis p. m.-Girls' softball
game featuring two all-star
teams from Shaw Pigtail Lea
que in Shaw Stadium.
p. m.-Feature game-king
and his Court VS.. Parma "A
League All-Stars in Shaw Sta
dunn.
$50 p. m.-Drawing for door
prizes donated by East Cleve-
land merchants.
The program adds up to
large economy size" athletic
program for the entire family
and your support is needed TO
insure its financial success
Tickets are priced at 81 for
adults and so cents for children
II and under.
Those who have not pur-
chased tickets in advance may
obtain them al the gate.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13

ute to the forthcoming celebra-
tion of East Cleveland's 50th
anniversary as city.
Judge Addams was represent
ing the East Cleveland Business
Association, when he saluted
Carran as the highlight of pic
mic activities yesterday at Eu-
cid Beach Park.
'It has been the practice, "
said the Judge, "to honor pri-
vate citizens. But this is our
50th anniversary and East
Cleveland is proud of its munic-
ipal team"
However" he added, st is
customary for the captain to
accept the honors for a team
and our municipal leader is a
distinguished captain in his own
right"
Frugal Captain"
"All Of us who work at City
Hail." the Judge continued,
''know he is a very frugal cap
tain. believe there is no en-
ployee who has not found him
checking to be sure the lights
are out at the end of the day.
He is a man of great humility.
Despite his national eminence,
there is not city employee who
would hesitate to give our
captain his innermost conf
dence. He devotes time and sin
cere effort to the problems of
his personnel. He is thorough
in this as in everything else. He
has great depth and understand
ing. He is noted authority in
municipal finance, law and zon-
ing, but more particularly is he
distinguished because of his ad-
ministrative ability. In private
industry he would command sew
eral times what he has been paid
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13
Picnic Game Results

prize (5Oc) Michael Luchka,
1885 Penrose.
Lame duck race for girls Z
to 9 years: 1st prize (75c) Lynn
Bevan, 147O2 Elm; End prize
(5Oc) Barbara Patty, 140O1 Ori-
noco; 3rd prize (25c) Collen
Mcmahon, 14111 Savannah.
Sack race for boys 10 to II
years: 1st prize (75cl Richard
Seymour, 1850 Mann; End
prize (50c) Robert Orwig, 14716
Dover; 3rd prize (25c) Billy
Cothey, 14102 Orionco.
Sack race for girls 10 to II
years: 1st prize (75c) Doreen
McGaughey, 13413 Garden; End
prize (5Oc) Denise Trimboli,
29647 Phillips; 3rd prize (25c)
Debbie Trimboli, 29647 Phillips.
Sack race for boys Is to Is
years: 1st prize (75c) Greg
Davis, 1876 Helmsdale; End
prize (50c) Dennis Hamilton,
14122 Terrace; 3rd prize (25c)
Eric Lindgren, 1882 Terrace.
Kangaroo race for girls 13 to
Is years; 1st prize (75c)
Claudia Glaspell, 1640 Carlyon;
End prize (5Oc) Martha from
bley, 1340l Sixth; 3rd prize
(25c) Diane McGaughey, 13413
Garden.
Balloon Kicking for women:
1st prize ($2) Mrs. Richard
Glaspell ,-1640 Carlyon; End
prize (S1) Mrs. Dan Patty,
14001 Orinoco.
Egg Throw for Men: Win
ming couple (s3) Charles Allen,
1853 Hastings and Bob Shriver,
1853 Hastings.
Watermelon eating contest:
Prize )$1) Dennis Hamilton,
14122 Terrace.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13
.Supt. Nichols
Gets $1,000
Raise In Pay

East Cleveland School Su-
perintendent Harold L. Mich
OILS was given a $1,000 annual
boost in pay by the Board
of Education Monday night
effective August 1st. This
will raise his salary from
$4,000 to $4,000 per year.
The board also increased
Clerk.Treasurer Ruth n. Nor
ms pay from $500 to So, 700
annually.
In recommending the raise
for the superintendent, Board
Member Charles Hamilton
stated 1T was deserving due
to DIR. Nichols dedication to
his job and loyalty to the
Board"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13
BASEBALL

DAoLDfLL
East Cleveland Little League
= Superior Hill II year olds 3,
Shaw II year olds /. Prize: So
in Euclid Beach tickets; Loser:
So in Euclid Beach tickets.
CONTESTS
so yd. dash for boys 7 to 9
years: 1st prize (75c) Ricky
Davis, 1876 Helmsdale; End
prize (50c) Nick Lanese, 1871
Nelaview; 3rd prize (25c) Rex
Zeller, 13418 Emily.
Peanut race for girls 7 TO 9
years: 1st prize (75c) jeanne
Lessner, 144O9 Ardenall; End
prize (50c) Barb Patty, 14OO1
Orinocco; 3rd prize (25c) Ann
Vyrostek, 1S49 Wymore.
80 yard dash for girls 6
years and under: 1st prize (75c)
X M Marie Campbell, 1896
Noble; End prize (50c) Laura
Ann Bucci, 1928 Rozelle; 3rd
prize (25c) Janice Glazer, 1855
Noble.
3O-yard dash for boys 6 years
and under: 1st prize (75c) David
Myers, 1341s Scioto; End prize
(5Oc) Joseph Trimboli, 29647
Phillips.
Funnel catch for men and
women couples: Winning couple
So - Barbara Campbell, 1896
Noble and Don Trimboli, 29647
Phillips.
4O-yard dash for boys 10 to
IL years: 1st prize (75c) Billy
Cothey, 141O2 Orinoco; End
prize (5Oc) Gregory Glaspell,
1640 Carlyon; 3rd prize (25c)
Robert Orwig, 14716 Dover.
50-yard dash for boys IL to
Is years: 1st prize (75c) Greg
Davis, 1876 Helmsdale; End
prize (50c) Dale Davis, 1876
Helmsdale; 3rd prize (25c) Tom
Luchka, 1885 Penrose.
4O-yard dash for girls 13 to
Is years: 1st prize (75c) Donna
Trimboli, 29647 Phillips; End
prize (50c) Jean H a m j | t o n,
14122 Terrace; 9rd prize (25c)
Claudia Glaspell, 1640 Carlyon.
Crab Race for boys 6 years
and under: 1st prize (75c) Ross
Snyder, 927 Caledonia; End
prize (50c) Russell Huge, 3OO08
Ashton; 3rd prize (25c) Kevin
Mcmahon, 14111 Savannah.
Sack Race for boys z to 8
years: lst prize (75c) Ricky
Davis, 1876 Helmsdale; End
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13
Citv Administration Gets
Worthy Citizen Citation
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...did you Know?

Sarah Knowles Bolton cas one Of early East CeUe-
lands famed acrtrs. She the author number
of books among Vhich "LiUes Of Poor Boys Who
Became Fdmous", "GWLs Who Became Faalous", and
"Fanos American Statesmen. Her husband Charles E.
Bolton served mayor from 1899 to 1901.
The A. ". McGregor Home for the Aged founded
BY Tootie Barber McGregor 1901 and named IN honor
her husband Ambrose 1t Incorporated a0ih 23
of land including the McGregor homestead at the south
of Euclid and Lee r In 1908 the main building
erected facing Terrace rd
TWo streets in the Show-Hcyden at
time named for Northteld knoWn Ken
nebeck and ShaW formerly named Penobscott.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13

contests that as well as provid-
ing wholesome fun, were in
many instances quite amusing.
Of course, Recreation Director
Roy Wisecup was present to
keep everyone hopping with his
array of games.
However, some of the older
folks were observed resting on
park benches as they got plen-
ty of enjoyment just watching
the activities and perhaps ex-
changing views with neighbors
on politics and world happen
ings.
Many families brought their
lunches and managed to keep
the small fry in tow just long
enough for them to gulp down
some food.
Among the main centers of
attraction was the dance hall
where hundreds visited to see
the many local displays.
Of course there were groans
and means as we'll as hearty
shouts of delight when major
prize winners were named.
AS in the past, the success
of the 31st annual picnic was
not brought about by any one
person but through the COM
bined efforts Of many citizens.
In addition to Wisecup, those
who worked so hard to make
this such a whopping success
include:
Dan Trimboli, general chair
man and head of the Superior
rd., section; Don Fairbanks,
Euclid ave; Bill Nelson, Hayden
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13
High Rise
Rezoniino,
Approved

Work on East Cleveland's
second high rise apartment is
expected to begin shortly as a
result Of the city commissions
approving zoning change
Tuesday night.
The proposed 248-suite prof.
ect will be built by Frank Vir-
gin and Arthur NJ. Kliger on
the South side Of Terrace rd.,
between Noble and Allendale.
The area was zoned for single
and two-family dwellings.
At the commission meeting a
protest to the rezoning was
registered by an attorney rep
resenting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Polinek of 1910 Noble rd.
He claimed that building of
the 4-million dollar apartment
would be detrimental to his
clients inasmuch as the parking
lot would face the Polinek home
and the size of the project
would "squelsh" the neighbor-
ing property owner.
''It would be an extreme hard
ship on a small landowner"
the lawyer said.
In the area that was rezoned,
the Polinek property was in
cluded. The attorney asked il
such be the case couldn't the
Polinek family submit its own
plans for a high rise apartment.
The answer was yes, but COM
missioners expressed the hope
that inasmuch as the Polineks
felt they might have to move,
there might be a chance of
Kliger and Virgin purchasing
the property.
Both the builders and the
property owner stated that the
matter is being discussed.
Subject to approval by the
various city departments, the
deluxe apartment suites will
have balconies and parking
facilities for over 400 cars.
A 254-suiter is under con-
not far away on Ter
race across from Huron Road
Hospital.
In other business at its meet
ing, the commission:
APPROVED submitting to
the voters a $500, 900 bond issue
on the November ballot to pro-
vide for off-street parking. !
100000 of this would be des-
tined for the Noble rd. business
area.
ADOPTED an official city
flag designed by Shaw grad
nate Barbara Allen.
APPROVED a tentative 1862
budget of $685. ,535 and the
purchase of four new police
cruisers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13

ave; and Lou DiVito and Chuck
Macdonald, Noble rd.
These men kept busy lining
up their respective area person
mel for the big push that made
the picnic one of Northern
Ohio's finest.
They worked together with
Prize Chairman Cal Coates and
Ticket Chairman Don Fisher
to assure a greater number of
awards and proper ticket dis
tribution throughout the city
Then there's Harry Pepper
Martin, treasurer and Jack
Wise, secretary of the Picnic
Committee.
The trustees are Fred Hen.
derson, George n. Nelson anc
Rollin Rendlesham.
Paul Broer and Charlie Ham,
ilton handled the professional
group; Merle Owen, jr., funera
director; Bob Henderson, rea
estate; Don Fairbanks, city
wide mailing; Joe Eckel, auto
show and Cappy Kicks, elec'
tronics.
Also Rol Rendlesham anC
DR.. John Stahl were in chargs
of the Platform proceeding.
last night.
Fred Henderson was ir
charge of the display booths
set up around the dance hall
by merchants from the city wht
He has been very much respon,
sible in the past for the quality
of this part of the program
and showed the same expert
guidance this year.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13
YWCA Has Bridge Brunch

sythe, 21l7 Mt. Vernon blvd.
and there will be fun and food
in store for all
Tickets may be purchased
from any member of the Com
mittee of Management or at
the East Cleveland "Y". Reser-
vations should be made by Mon
day. All persons are cordially
invited to attend. For further
information, phone the "Y",
Gil 1-3425.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13
Straw Swimmers
Compete Sunday

Shaw Pool will hold it's an
nual amateur day swimming
championships Sunday at 3
p. m.
There are events for all those
between the ages of nine and
1S. Awards will be given for
the first three places. Entry
blanks may be obtained from
the cashier at the pool.
Events will be as follows.
Mems Open 160-yd. Individual
Boys 80 20-yd. freestyle,
Girls 9-10 2O-yd freestyle.
Boys 11-12 40-yd freestyle..
Girls 11-12 40-yd. freestyle.
Boys 1914 40-yd. freestyle.
Girls 1914 40-yd. freestyle.
Boys 1916 100-yd freestyle.
Girls 1916 100-yd freestyle
Girls 1915 4O-yd freestyle.
Boys 1918 100-yd. freestyle
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13
From Soup
To Ducks

Movies for children to be
shown at the Main East Cleve-
land Library next Thursday at
2 p. m. include.
Stone Soup, a French folk
tale. Tara, the Stonecutter, a
Japanese folk tale. Little Grey
Neck, about a duck.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13
Young COP

A showing of the House Un-
American Activities Committee
film entitled Operation Aboli-
ton" will be given by the East
Cleveland Young Republicans
at 8 p. m. Wednesday, at the
new East Cleveland Republican
Headquarters, 1546 Hayden
ave.
Ralph Musengo, Security
Specialist will make the open
ing presentation and lead the
discussion following the movie.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13

Munehing brunch and playing
bridge will be the agenda for
the East Cleveland YWCA's
Benfit Bridge Brunch. We'd
nesday. Beginning at II a. m.
members and friends of the
YWCA will attend the card par
ty sponsored by the East
Cleveland YWCA Committee of
Management.
The party will be held at the
home of Mrs. William E. For
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13
Record Thronq
Enjoys 3lst
Annual Picnic

A record throng turned out yesterday at Euclid
Beach Park to bask in the sunshine, enjoy the many
free rides and share in the friendship and good fel
lowshp that prevails at all East Cleveland Commu-
nifty pcnics and was even more the occasion
of this one-the 31st annual event
Both spectators and participants appeared enthu-
siastic during the baseball games, and other