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Evening star., 1961-05-05
BY PAUL HOPE
Star staff Writer

Legislation to control the
sale Of stock or memberships
in country clubs has been asked
in Maryland.
The respect, which has been
filed with the Legislative Coun-
Gil, was made by a member Of
the Rainbow Hill Country Club
near Baltimore, which was
promoted by the same group
which undertook the develop
ment of court-embattled Lake.
wood Country Club in Mont
gomery County.
The plea for controls came
from Sterling Klein, a Balti-
more attorney who brought q
life membership in the un-
completed Rainbow Hill Club.
His request was contained in
a letter to Delegate A. Gordon
Boone, Democratic floor leader
of the Maryland House of Dele
gates, who forwarded it to the
Legislative Council for study.
Mr.. Klein asked for some
type Of controls in the public
interest" on groups or corpora
tionS establishing 'So-called'
country clubs and swimming
pools in the State and selling
memberships or stock to the
public. :"
Too Many Bankrupt
Mr.. Klein said too many
clubs have gone into receiver
ship or bankruptcy and addi-
tional Of the same are on the
brink Of receivership or bank
ruptcy."
such individual ventures
and/or corporations" Mr.. Klein
said, Should be made to quail
ify the same as any other (bus-
inesS operation), in addition to
filing a financial statement,
and most important depoSiting
with a responsible escrow agent
sufficient funds to guarantee
the performance Of various
physical improvement COM
mittmentS as advertised to the
membership and public-all be.
fore being allowed to do bus.
inesS in the State Of Maryland
Rainbow Hill and Lakewood
are among several country clut
projects undertaken by three
Washington area promoters
Troy v. Post, jr.: Bill M. Aller
and Leroy w. Pickett.
An insurgent membership al
Lakewood ousted the origina
board Of directors and the new
board has filed suit to gair
control Of the club.
Revenue Bureau Ruling
In papers filed in Distric
Court today, it was disclosed
that the Bureau Of Interna
Revenue has ruled that Lake
wood Country Club is subjec
to Federal corporation take
because it is operated for tn
profit" of the three developer
and their controlled corpora
tionS.
The clubs new board Of di
rectors plans to file q proteS
to the Governments $419,94
tax claim. Manuel j. Davis, at
torney for the new board, sal
the board has 90 days from tn
date Of the ruling to file tn
protest. after which q hearin
will be scheduled by the Burea
Of Internal Revenue.
A copy Of the bureau
March 3 ruling was filed toda
by Mrs. Davis along with
memorandum in opposition :
a motion by the Post-Allen
Evening star., 1961-05-05
MEMO FROM THE EDITOR:
An Understanding Wife
Can Help Alcoholic Mate

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= ultimate recovery. Read how one wife faced and
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81 of Garnett D. Horner The Stars White House
q Correspondent.
SPECIAL SPRING TRAVEL SECTION-DeSpite inter-
national crises and other difficulties Americans
going to be on the go in record numbers in 1861
Places for WaShingtonianS to see both on and off
the beaten track, described in The Stars Special
Travel Section this Sunday In addition, learn where
to get help in planning your vacation this year.
LONG LIFE ON TV-"Whats My Line?", the panel
show, has demonstrated every-Sunday night lon-~
gevty for about long any TV viewer can re-
member. This Sunday the stars Of the show are the
subject Of the story in TV Magazine, which
every week brings you more program listngs and
more pages in color.
PLANNING A CAMPING TRIP?-Family camping is
rapidly growing pastime. On the Leisure Sports
Page, outdoor Editor Charles Covell tells you what
you'll need in the way of equipment to try it.
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Evening star., 1961-05-05
Primary Race
Warming Up
In Virginia
By the Associated Press

Rival camps in the July IL
Democratic primary are pick
ing up the tempo of their cam
paignS, but the Prince Edward
school case still was generating
most of the heat in Virginia
politics today.
TheQuestion of Federal inter-
.vention in the case is becoming
Evening star., 1961-05-05
bunker Church
Ceremony Slated

A ground-breaking ceremony
for a reconstructed bunker
Church. historic and strategic
Civil War landmark, will be
held at 2 pm. tomorrow at the
original site on the Antietam
National Battlefield, Sharps-
burg, Md.
Construction, financed by the
State Of Maryland, will begin
soon. The original building
was destroyed in a 1921 wind
storm.
Evening star., 1961-05-05

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and trim schemes the Fua truly the compact
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right finger tips handy console between the Ony
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economy there's the famous Falcon Six And for
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all its economyhe Falcon Futura priced
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Falcon Futura at your Ford Dealers
Fucon Makes Economy News Under the test conditions of this
years 2500me MobgaS Economy Rum Falcon with standard
transmission driven by expert obtained phenomenal
per gallon the best gas mileage recorded by Sder
in the 25-year history of the Run!
Evening star., 1961-05-05
Senate Unit Considers
Criminal insanity Rule

proposal defining the criminal insanity rule for Federal
courts by legislation likely be introduced in the Senate
Senate Constitutional Amendments Subcommittee Chair
Erwin accumulated considerable testimony days
Of hearings for such bill
1t would dsplace the controversial Durham rule handed
Evening star., 1961-05-05
Law on Country Club
Stock Sales Sought

Pickett group which has asked
for dismissal Of the court-ap-
pointed conservator Of Lake
wood.
The Post-Allen-P Pickett group
asked that the conServator,
Vinton Lee, be removed. Judge
Leonard Walsh placed Mr.. Lee
in charge Of the club and the
various corporations involved
in the project after the new
board Of directors filed suit
against the edevelopers last
March.
Impartiality Claimed
Affidavits filed today by Mr..
Davis, the new president Of the
club, and q member Of the new
board Of directors claimed that
Mr.. Lee has handled affairs of
the club in an impartial and
fair manner.
The letter from the Bureau
of Internal Revenue said that
"it is our conclusion that you
are not organized and operated
exclusively for non-profitable
purposes but are under the con-
troll of the Allen group post
Allen-Pickett) and are operated
for their benefit"
The bureau noted that the
articles Of incorporation Of the
club state that the business
and affairs" Of the club shall
be under the control Of Lake.
wood Management Corp, q
corporation controlled by Post
Allen-Pickett.
The bureau letter said that
under the arrangement the
operators are entitled to the
net proceeds from dues and
club activities"
Club Has Suitcase
It also noted that another
corporation, PAP. Inc. a Post
Allen-P Pickett company, lease.
land on which the club is To-
Gated and subleases it to the
Lakewood Country Club, Inc.
at a profit.
Although you are organized
as a non-profit corporation fol
the pleasure and recreation o.
your members, it is held that
you are in fact operated fol
the profit Of Lakewood Man
agement Corp. PAP, Inc. anC
the gentlemen who contro
these corporations" the bureau
letter said.
The new board Of director
contend in their suit that tn,
contracts and agreements Civ
ing the ost-Allen-Picket
group control of business opera
tions Of the club are void. MI
Davis said the board will argu
at the tax hearing that tn
club is in fact q non-profi
organization and therefore ex
empt from corporation taxes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
Local Gals In Hospitals
Lorqest freshman Class

The class Of 81 exceeds In
number the previous record Of
81 freshmen enrolled in 1914.
A welcome breakfast for the
incoming class was held Tues
day in the Huron Road Hos
pital cafeteria. Mrs. Hulda A.
Merkel, School Of Nursing d.
rector, presided and introduced
members Of the School Of Nurs-
ing Education faculty.
The Nursing Schools class
room sessions are conducted at
Fem College, as they have been
since 1854. Hospital training is
at Huron Road Hospital.
The School of Musings ad-
ministrative offices were moved
from the hospital to Fem Col
lege this week, but the nursing
school residence and faculty
quarters remain in East Cleve-
land
The nursing school, founded
in 1884, is the oldest In the ma
ton west OF the Allegheny
Mountains.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
Mrs. Ellington
Gets Family
Service Post

Mrs. J. Afford Ellington,
1923 Rosemont ave-, has been
appointed to serve on the dis
trict committee of the Glenville
Branch of the Family Service
Association and will attend a
MONDAY meeting tomorrow
friday to meet staff members
of the association and learn of
the responsibilities of her post.
The Family Service Associa-
ton, Red Feather agency, pro-
vides casework counseling to
individuals and families with
personal and social problems,
marital, parent-child and other
relationship difficulties; home
maker service for motherless
families and older persons.
Other East Cleveland res
idents serving on district COM
mittees are: Rev. Robert H.
Courtney, 15409 Brewster rd.;
Miss Ruth E. Epstein, 1874
Glenmont rd.; and William Hal
liday of 1927 Garfield I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
QuoImon
Promoted

John S. Fangboner, President
Of The National City Bank of
Cleveland, announced the East
Clevelander Lewis J. Qualman
as assistant vice president and
trust officer in the administra-
tion division of the Banks
Trust Department.
Qualman, a graduate of Fem
College in 1947 and of Cleveland
Marshall Law School in 1851,
Joined National City in 1947
and was named a Trust Officer
in 1855. He is a member of both
the Cleveland and Ohio Bar
Associations and is active in
East Cleveland YMCA.
He is married, has three chill
dren, and lives at 15457 Glynn
I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
Republicans
Hear Candidates

The East Cleveland Women's
Republican Club will hold its
September meeting in the East
Cleveland Republican Head
quarters at 1916 Hayden at
7:45.
The three candidates for
election to the East Cleveland
Board of Education, Robert
Henderson, Ralph Peckinpaugh
and George Keith have been
invited to address the meeting.
Also, East Cleveland City
Law Director, Stanley Webster
will explain the Bond Issue for
off-the-street parking which
will be voted on by East Cleve-
,anders this fall.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Felix
Kaufman and Mrs. Wade Nc
Kee. All East Cleveland Re-
publican women are cordially
invited to attend and bring
guests. Those needing trans
portation call GIL. 1871.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21

One Of the best high school
football games in the Greater
Cleveland area is scheduled for
tomorrow night at Shaw Sta
dunn when the Shaw Cardinals
try to derail the Collinwood
Railroaders for the third
straight time.
1t will be the 35th meeting
of the arch rivals at 8 p m.
and this clash is expected to
top them all. In the overall
picture, Shaw has won Is and
lost IA to Collinwood in the
rivalry that dates back to 1927.
Two of the games in that period
ended in ties.
Last year the Cardinals
trounced the railhoaders by a
score of Is to s. Total points
scored by the teams during the
34-year series are 433 for Shaw
and 361 for Collinwood.
Both Won Last Week
Both teams are fresh from
impressive victories last week
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
Shaw Co||inwood Clash Tomorrow;
Meet At Stadium Here For 35th Time
Reunion Will
Aid Family

A unique Shaw reunion is
planned for Saturday, Sept.
3Oth. Different than most
gala affairs of alumni goups,
this gathering will be of a
serious nature as the proceeds
will 60 to the aid Of the Jerry
Mccarthy family in Cleveland
Heights.
Mr.. Mccarthy was a Shaw
graduate of 1915. He died
recently and left a wife and
three small daughters.
This led Paul Van Dame
and other graduates to start
a memorial fund for the
family and it is hoped many
old (and recent graduates
will attend.
The reunion will take place
at Gilmours. 59i7 Mayfield
rd. Bob Patti and his orches-
ira will entertain with the
event starting at 9 pm. Tic
kets will be available at the
door.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
kiwaniis Peanut
Sale Starts
Here Tomorrow

be supplement to the one in
existence and will make the
stage much more versatile es-
pecially for small groups.
This years group of sales
men will be members of the
Choirs, Orchestra and Drama
Groups from Kirk. They are
the ones most benefiting from
the sale and it will be their
members you'll see on the
street corners and shopping
centers with their hats and
baskets full of peanuts.
Every salesman will have a
kids Day" hat on, which have
been used for many years now,
and will have a basket and a
can for the donations to be
placed in.
The group will operate from
the East Cleveland YMCA
building and this years sale
is under the direction Of Charles
Macdonald, chairman of boys
and girls committee for the
East Cleveland Kiwanis Club.
In the past this sale has pro-
duced many fine things from
it's proceeds. Several years ago
gowns were purchased partly
from the sales proceeds and
also risers for the choir
to stand on were purchased
another year.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
uder Anniversary Issue To Be Delivered Saturday

quests for advertisement had to be
withheld.
The Leader on Thursday, Sept.
28th will carry special page where
as historic data not included in the
souvenir issue will be published
The anniversary edition carries the
theme Pride in the past. . Strength
in the present :. Confidence in the
future :" This specially-covered
historical document is something that
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
Cardinals Seekinu
Third In Row Over
Their Arch Rivals

as Collinwood rolled over
Warren 34-16 and Shaw nipped
Brush Is to u.
However, impressive records
don't mean a thing when these
two teams clash and as in the
past, tomorrow night anything
can happen.
This does not belittle the fact
Collinwood is fielding one of
its finest teams in many years.
The Railroaders have two of
the best backs in the area, if not
in the state, in Eppie Barney,
6-foot, one inch, 100 pounds
and a speed demon once he
breaks into the open; this plus
another .peedster, six-foot and
$50 pounds Wally Evans could
spell trouble for our gladiators.
Also, the ColllnWood o11ense
boasts four linemen over 21O
pounds with sophomore tackle,
Jeff Addie rumbling in at 260
pounds.
On the other hand, the East
Clevelanders aren't unfamiliar
with the game.
4th Year Under Drebus
In their fourth season under
Coach Don Drebus, the Cardin-
ais are little greener this
year than their rivals, but do
not lack the desire nor exper-
Continued on Page a.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21

will be of lasting value to all.
Among data that will be included
are stories on the first four families
in East Cleveland the surprising
number of men from the area who
fought in the civil war; pictures of
the community in days before super
highways and television and light
hearted sketch on Shaw's oldest liv-
ing graduate.
Copies Of the exciting tabloid are
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21

The enthusiasm for one of the big
gest birthday celebrations in the city
will reach into every home here this
Saturday when the Golden Ami
versary supplement of the Leader is
delivered by Girl Scouts and Campfire
Girls of East Cleveland.
Historic and fact-filled, the SOU
venir issue is one of the high points
Of this years celebration marking the
6Oth anniversary of East Cleveland
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21

entry into city status.
Saturdays delivery to all homes in
the East Cleveland school district will
be without charge.
''Fine Support" Says Chairman
I'VE certainly are indebted to the
fine support given us on this project
by businessmen, industrial firms and
public utilities" said James E. Bate
man, celebration chairman, land it is
for this reason alone we were able to
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
...did you Know?

That John D. Rockefeer's "Forest Hl' estate in
East Cleveland where the worlds richest man" spent
many summers, contained e-hole golf farm
with thoroughbred horses and fine herd of Jersey cattle
carriage and bicycle paths, and hoteike home.
That John D. Rockefeers home in his "Forest Hill"
estate, which burned mysterousy to the ground 1917
formerly water santarium before he pur-
chased it.
That John d. Rockefeller whose millions made him q
legend at one time 81 = week bookkeeper.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21

to be included in the Time Capsule
which is due to be sealed on Oct. 18th.
That's when the celebration reaches
its grand climax with civic dinner
honoring Charles A. Carran.
So remember, when your doorbell
rings sometime Saturday; you can ex-
pect one of the most to be treasured
souvenirs put out for a community
The East Cleveland Leaders
Golden Anniversary edition.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
1850 Circulation
Guaranteed

Once again the East Cleve-
land Kiwanis Clubs Peanut
Brigade" will invade the city.
Boys and Girls from Kirk
Junior Highs Music Depart
ment will be circulating Friday
and Saturday of this week sell
ing their peanuts for the bene-
fit of the schools Music and
Dramatics Departments.
The peanuts are ordered, the
sales force all lined up and all
that is needed is the usual fine
community cooperation of citi-
zens of East Cleveland.
AS usual no price tag has
been put on the peanut bags
as this is left to the discretion
Of the purchaser. 1t is a good
cause and any amount large
or small will be accepted and
the proceeds will be well spent.
Kids Day" is officially set
for Saturday but as has been
the custom in the past the sale
will get under way after school
tomorrow. The actual sales
men will be the students of
Kirk and they will be helped
by members of the East Cleve-
land service club.
Proceeds from this years
sale will 60 toward the pur-
chasing of a new curtain for
the stage at the Junior Highs
auditorium. This curtain will
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
Commissioners
Act On Liquor
Permit Request

East Cleveland City Comn1is-
sioners nave joined forces with
the Board Of Education, Shaw
and Prospect PTA'. and the
police department IN urging
the director Of Liquor Control
TO deny issuing = D-5 permit
10 the Eastovn Motel, 1S1os
Euclid ave.
A D-5 license permits nl1nx
club privilege Of selling beer,
wine or spirituous liquor by the
glass until 2;3O q. m.
Tbs commissioners took their
action Tuesday night IN the
form Of resolution passed
expressing their feelings.
Last week city school officials
met with other civic leaders 10
discuss tactics in formulating
a strong attack when the issue
comes up before the liquor
director Friday, Sept. 10Th.
In other business at it's meet
ing Tuesday night, the COM
missioners continued hearing
on changing two lots on Ravine
dr., requested by property
owners who DO not own the
property involved.
The proponents for the iegis-
lation are trying to thwart an
attempt to make three lots out
Of the two parcels Of land for
the construction Of three two
family homes
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21

Herbert r. Rice, 1885 Knowles
ave-, was appointed a trustee
Of the East Cleveland Sinking
Fund Commission by City
Commissioners Tuesday night.
He replaces Jack L. Wise who
resigned because he is moving
from the city.
Rice is 81, married and has
one son. He is the assistant
manager Of the price control
department at the Addresso-
graph -Multigraph Corp.
A native Of Chelsea, Wis,
Rice has been an East Cleve-
land resident for the past 18
years. He is a graduate of
Teachers College in Wisconsin
and has done graduate work
in accounting at Fem College
and John Huntington Institute.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
School Open
Houses Set

The annual open houses in
the East Cleveland Schools will
be geared to the city's 50th
anniversary celebration. Fol-
lowing are the dates of open
houses at the different schools.
Oct. 18th, Chambers; Oct.
18th, Prospect; Oct. 18th, Ro-
zelle; Oct. 18th, Kirk; Oct. 10th,
Shaw; Nov. 9th, Caledonia;
Nov. 10th, Mayfair, and Nov.
18th, Superior.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21

make the supplement available to all
without charge"
Bateman extended sincere appre-
citation to all individuals and organiza-
tions who paid heed to the announced
copy deadline date.
The 28-page tabloid was limited in
size because of the time element in
volved. Bateman emphasized the fact
members of the celebration commit
tee were sorry many items and re-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
New Principal
To Be Honored

The East Cleveland Educs-
ton Associations first general
meeting is honoring the sys-
TENS new principal of Gale
donia. Donald r. Coffee, and
new teachers with a tea and
program at $3.50 p. m, Thurs
day, Sept. 2sth in the music
room of Kirk jr. High School.
Ralph Beattie will show slides
and displays to illustrate his
talk, Oddities in Gems. The
principals and all former and
prospective members are cord
tally invited.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
ECBA CIomboke

The East Cleveland Business
Association will hold it's an
nual clambake at the Golden
Door Restaurant, 6420 Mayfield
rd., next Wednesday. The af-
fair starts at s p. m. with
dinner scheduled for 7. Reser-
vations must be made by Sat-
urday. For further information
call DR.. John Stahl, FA. 1883,
Joe Eckel, MU. 1-0951 or Al
Cutler, CE. 1888.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21

Among the 81 members IN
the largest freshman class in
the 77-year history Of the
School Of Nursing Of Huron
Road Hospital are two East
Clevelanders.
Starting classroom instruc-
tion next Tuesday in the three
year course will be Nancy Gal
breath, go Brunswick I'd. and
Catherine Badger, 927 Bruins
wick rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-21
Grandmas Meet

The East Cleveland Grand
mothers social club will meet
tomorrow at ! pm. in the East
Cleveland Library for an after
noon of cards and relaxation.
This is the first fall meeting.