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Evening star., 1962-12-05

AMARILLO, Tex. - Ralph Dupas
14S, New orleans, outpointed Henry
Watson, 143. Amarillo (1O).
NEW YORK-Bobby Bartels, ISL
New York. outpointed Danny Garcia
1904, Dominican Republic (S).
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-Jose Luis
Cruz, l3l, Mexico City, stopped vic
Cratic, 1875, Port Arthur, Tex. (3l.
BAKERSFIELD. Calif.-Irish Wayne
Thornton, l7094, Fresno. knocked out
Al CTiger) Williams, 16sla. Los Angeles
(9).
Evening star., 1962-12-05

1st-S3,OOO; cling; 3-yrs. a. up; 8
Little KIeinie (BIum) 1900 500 $40
COnlmieut (BeneltOD 1890 $50
ROckhewn Hrenehl 900
Fresco, Great Diplomat. Beaulon,
Royal Idol, onyx Quene, Vivaldi,
Retinoscope, 'salamander. Corposant
2d-S3. 900: cling; 3 yrs: & fur.
WOodste tSOl0mOne) $3.50 ~ go $50
Cock Of North UeonaFdl 500 400
My Buyer (korte) $50
Chance. Fait Aecomph. Thyane,
Final Award, First Passage, Asphalt
Boy, Saint BLK. Time, 1:131s.
DAILY DOUBLE (1l-7) $177.80
3d---S3. 500: cling: 2 yr.; mi. a 10 yds.
Mothers Day (Blum) 2i.fC s.lO i.2O
Biz Steal (Brooks) 4.2O 500
C0rrAnteen CLeOnard) 3,OO
Black Snow. Otter, Beaulemar. Snow
Leopard. La Stayo. Scotch Sword,
Crystal Blend. Anthony Jr. Time. 1:47
4th-S3. 500; cling; . VI: g fur.
Solar Tan tMeCurdyl 1890 500 SEQ
Squirrel Hill tBTOoksl $40 $50
Brook Beauty WTenchD $50
Ambulance Chaser, Manhattenville,
Avon Grove Angel. Wynmor. Time to
Laugh. Bombi, Connie Perl, Verbal
Battle. 10 Sono. Time. l:l4.
Evening star., 1962-12-05
AIexundriun Honored

Mike Nemir. a junior from
Alexandria, Va. has been
named a cocaptain Of David
sons soccer team for next year.
The Wildcats finished their
1862 season with a So record.
the best In the schools history.
Evening star., 1962-12-05
Braves Sign Boiling

MILWAUKEE, Dec. S (AP).-
Second Baseman Frank Boiling
has become the third member
of the Braves to sign a 1868
contract, the club announced
yesterday. Pitcher Bob Shaw
and Outfielder Lee Maye came
to terms previously.
Evening star., 1962-12-05
Makeup Victory

George d. Widener's Amarul-
lah ran third to Barbizon and
Federal Hill in the 1856 Gar
den State but his Crewman
won the 1862 race by six
lengths over In The Pocket.
Evening star., 1962-12-05

Walter Reed opened the
MAISAC league last night with
a 1868 over Patuxent at Patux-
ent. 1t was Walter Reeds fifth
victory in six starts overall.
Evening star., 1962-12-05
Pro Basketball

ny the Associated Press
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Detroit 1870, Syracuse 12p.
Los Angeles 1872, New York ll9.
81. Louis 104. Chicago iO2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ions Beach f9i, Pittsburgh 100.
Philadelphia lij, chicaso ~.
Evening star., 1962-12-05
maiden 2-year.oIds MaryIand foaIed; q furIonss

n aJ. Ferrel Luck-staney sasner entry
CHECK MARK vas narrowly beaten for $1,000
In recent sprint and gets vote. BAY BRANDY Is re-
ported in top form and ready. DRIVE SLOWLY had
early foot in last 80.
Evening star., 1962-12-05

BY the Associated Press

ny tne hssociateo FTess
lists, 100; cling: . yrs; fur.
Patroclus (BurrD 1880 Il.1O $50
Doge Run tHeTronl $50 90
Windy Lamar (Sorensen) $50
Roman Dust. Donalds Gem, In Pro-
file. Space Lark. Tears and Cheers,
Industry, suppressing. Time, i:I2h,
Evening star., 1962-12-05
LOE KEILYy SELECTIONS
PimIico Handicaps


BILGE n q stronG front and Is In top form
now. lord BALMORAL Is coming off sharp second.
HEIDI ELLEN b. has been moved In here from New
York and Is reported sharp.
Evening star., 1962-12-05
Thursdays Selections Made for Fast Track
FIRST .AcE..9r;s .ss 5000 claiming $4,000, 4y..r-

LANDROVER had lead In last this distance and
might hold on this time ALARIFE made big move
In the stretch last time here 10 third and figures
close TIP SHEET could be ready TO uneork good one
Evening star., 1962-12-05

RAYS HILL well meant in last when third
and must be gyen smother chance. GOLDEN REWARD
ran bangup third in recent Jersey effort and figures
close. OUR BONNIE S. Is coming off . sharp score,
Evening star., 1962-12-05

missed al Aqueduct before being shipped in here.
NELLS JOY Is in good form now.
BEST BET-DANNY JAMES
Evening star., 1962-12-05

aMrs J. Arthur-F Westenberger entry.
bMax zlpkin-walttr L. worsham entry.
CENACLE LADY wen earlier in Maryand and can be
right there in this sDrint LADY JULIAS last wasn't
too bad and rates excellent chance. SUGAR AIMS
last at New York impressive third.
Evening star., 1962-12-05
SECOND RAsCE.Furss ,s ., ssiSCS. claiming "iOO"'

LADY CHARMER q galloping winner for
sa.5OO and get vote. GREY BEAU for $1,000 here
and Is the main contender. BAsHFUL BIN also i'm
pgVssively for $500 and can win.
Evening star., 1962-12-05
Garden State

Scratched: Lumiers.
Copper River current., 1962-11-22

Pastors Oscar Craig
 Meetings are held alternately at Cope: Center and Chistochina on" Saturdays; hours from 3 to $. 90 p9ms The pastor at ChiBtochina' is Andrew Brown
, 1962-08-23
CARIBAIR'S

total of 1924 were carried be-
tween the two points, a whopp
ing 345 per cent increase.
Placing a third Jato-C onvair
into the Caribair schedules in
the next few days will give
greater impetus to the airline's
shuttle" service, Deily, Mana
ger for traffic and sales, said.
A second Convair was plac-
ed in the regular schedule start
ing August l, and while the
third aircraft is already in San
Juan it is being used for air
crew training. Arrival of the
fourth Convair is expected in.
a few days and will free the No
8 plane for passenger service
on or about Sept. l, according
to Jose Sierra, vice president
, 1962-08-23

out the Virgin Islands.
The breakdown Of the esti-
mates by Islands and by levels
of instruction follows: Elemen-
tary St. Thomas, 1852 St. John,
ZIG St. Croix 1904, total 1882
Secondary St. Thomas 1911,
St. John Al, St. Croix 1854 total
24l5. Grand total for St.
Thomas 1873, St, John 257,
and st. Croix 1857 -7797.
To meet anticipated enroll
ment about seventy (70 new
teaching positions were autho-
rized by the Governor and the
Legislature in the Buget for
1962-1963. This is the largest
personnel increase in the his
tory of the Islands and repre-
sent the excellent support
Education is receiving in the
, 1962-08-23

hands of Governor Paiewonsky
and the Virgin Islands Legs
l%ature". Dr.. Sanchez said. IT
will go a long way toward re-
ducing the high teacher pupil
ratio and getting close to a SOL
ratio, he added.
In St. Thomas, a new 80
class room school will open in
September at Sugar Estate.
The new school will have
grades one through seven "A
modern and function school,
the new plant will provide a
good environment for effective
teaching and learning, Dr..
Sanchez said.
, 1962-08-23
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Ford Bond and family
wishes to express most heart
felt thanks to the many friends
who have been SO kind during
our bereavements we feel a
gratitude, to great to be express
ed in words. To those blood
donors who responded 50
generously.
, 1962-08-23
HERE AGAIN Il.
w. T. SWANSTON

Organ and Piano Tuner and Re-
apirer. Services available.
Just arrived from England, a
brand new Portable 4 Octave reed
organ; a second hand Piano, both
are for sale. Call at Hospital Street,
No. 8 and s.
, 1962-08-23
for operations.

for operations.
With two Convairs in ser
vice, Caribair has been averag-
ing six Convairs flights per day
to St. Thomas, plus the regu-
larly scheduled Dos flights
and extra sections.
During July this averaged
out at 20 flights per day be-
tween San Juan and St.
Thomas.
, 1962-08-23
BUSINESS WANTED

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cation, substantial merchandising,
p~erience.
Any business with growth po-
manufacturing and operating ex-
tential is of interest.
Please address, complete details,
including present volume, earn
ings, property or lease terms and
cash required.
BROKERS PROTECTED
Mr.. Harold Robbins
92s East 4sth Street
New York IL. N. Y.
, 1962-08-23
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Also latest worldwide news
, 1962-08-23
ALcoA STEAMSHIP COMPANY. NC.

%EN #@M #
ANNOUNCES NEW SERVICE BETWEEN
Philadelphia and Puerto Rico--virgin Islands
Alcoa Steamship Company today announced that
starting late this month it will i~naugurate cargo SER
vices from Philadelphia to Puerto Rico and the Virgin
Islands. - eA
The S. S. ALCOA PURITAN is scheduled to call in
Philadelphia on August 20 and the Line will thereafter
offer weekly sailings from Philadelphia. Alcoa vessels
will call at San Juan and Ponce, Puerto Rico on a week
ly basis and at Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, Charlotte
Amalie, ST. Thomas and Frederiksted, st. Croix on a
fortnightly schedule. All vessels in the new service
have comfortable accommodations for up to twelve
passengers.
In addition to southbound offerings for general, and
specialized cargo, the Line will also, under the revised
schedule, maintain northbound weekly departures from
Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands to Philadelphia.
The Alcoa Steamship Company has served Puerto
Rico for almost a decade and in its f~orty-year history
has become a familiar and vital transportation link be-
tween the United States and ports throughout the
Caribbean. The new service represents the first time,
however, that Alcoa has called in Philadelphia on a
regularly scheduled basis. Representing the Line in
Philadelphia will be. Chas. Kurz Company.
, 1962-08-23

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Also pictures and price list.
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CHAMBER
by the St. Croix Hotel Associa-
ton to be the Virgin Islands
Director on the board of the
American Hotel Association
for the next two years and will
take office at this convention.
In the course of their trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Colby plan to make
talks before Civic Organiza-
tons and distribute literature
on the Virgin Islands,
At the close of the American
Hotel Association convention,
they will fly to Hawaii on a
post-convention tour arranged
HIN. E#F - 49,
through the auspices of the
AHA. and the American Ex-
press Co., which includes a
tour of the outer islands as
well as the City of Honolulu
and the capital island Of Oahu.
They will return to St. Croix
on October 9Th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-27

fourth place. A series of equally
careless driving practices such
as following too closely, failure
to yield the right of way,
changing lanes without eau
ton, and improper backing-out
completed the assortment.
Three charges of truck over
loads were on the docket. None
Of these violators appeared, so
their bonds We're forfeited.
There was only one case of
driving while intoxicated.
The violators pleaded guilty
in the majority of cases. In each
instance, when the fine was
imposed, Judge Adams asked
if the defendant considered the
fine to be fair. He also inquired
about the possibility of miti-
eating circumstances in cases
where the fine was high.
Judge Knows Streets
Impressive was the knowl-
edge of the city's streets that
the Judge has. He is aware of
where they change in width,
what the speed limit is, and
the general conditions sur
rounding almost any given
area.
None Of the mornings eases
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-27
By Ruth klimOwski

One recent morning, we
watched many members of the
East Cleveland Police Depart
ment manipulating red, yellow,
and blue toy cars on a magnetic
board.
This may sound like a pre-
Christmas test of a new chill
|dren's game, but it wasn't This
was strictly for adults.
We were in East Cleveland
Traffic Court, as an interested
observer.
From 9 a. m. until noon, 43
traffic violators appeared be-
fore the Judge and Prosecutor
Donald Barclay.
In an overall breakdown of
this typical session, violations
were varied. Speeding, with
twelve cases, was the leading
item. Six cases dealt with hav-
ing no, or an expired, drivers
license. License plates, illegal
ly used in various ways ac-
counted for five violations. Un-
safe cars, with defective tail
lights or mufflers were the
factor in four cases.
Careless Driving Fourth
Careless driving was tied for
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-27
Alert Police
Nab Robbers

Once again, fast action Of
East Cleveland police resulted
in the downfall Of a footpad.
Alert patrolmen Leonard c.
Sidener and Edward NJ. Winter
steller took less than 10 minutes
to capture two men suspected
of robbing a bus driver early
yesterday morning of six dol
lars in bills. an undetermined
amount of change and ~ strips
of CTS tickets.
The driver was robbed at
Superior and Carlyon and
forced to drive his bus TO su-
perior and Emily.
AS the thugs fled, q passing
motorist was alerted and called
police.
Sidener and Wintersteller re-
sponded and directed TO the
path of escape by the bus
driver, captured the two
suspects.
According to Detective Cap
tain Patrick j. O'Malley, the
suspects admitted the robbery
to Det. 1t. Milton Jennrich and
Det. Albert ". Hospodar.
The suspects. who have de
MED using any weapon in the
robbery are in custody awaiting
a preliminary hearing before
Municipal Judge Stanton
Adams.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-27

involved a serious accident. In
stead, the overall tenor seemed
to be simply "carelessness."
Being late to work, forget
ting to renew a drivers license
and a lack of consideration for
other motorists appeared to
put the violations strictly on
the human frailty" level.
Defensive. driving" is what
Judge Adams says is neces-
sary: "It's sometimes nothing
more than a matter Of good
manners"
He emphasized the fact that
while these appear to be rela-
lively minor violations, it is
the overall number that in
crease auto insurance rates for
everyone.
Fines Based on Formula
The matter of fines is based
on a formula used in East
Cleveland.
First violations are charged
accordingly. The second adds
court costs to the fine. Third
violations are penalized with
fine, costs, plus the additional
responsibility of attending East
Cleveland's driving school, held
two Saturdays a month.
License suspension is the re-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-27
Kiwanians Install New
Officers At Ladies Meet

Officers and new board mem
bers of the East Cleveland XII
wants Club will be installed at
the organizations luncheon
meeting Monday in the East
Cleveland YMCA.
With wives of the members
attending as part of a Ladies
Day" event, the program will
include short talks on the du-
ties and responsibilities of each
office. Each new officer and
the board members as group
will be installed in special GER
emonies following each talk.
New officers assuming duties
for 1863 include Robert G.
Lucas, 3431 HARDWOOD rd., pres
ident; Donald G.. Mallory, S37
Belwood dr., vice president
William A. Bonfield, 947 Bever-
ly rd., treasurer; and John A.
Kiener, 3462 Edison rd., sec
retary.
Kiener will succeed Everett
VI. Preston, veteran holder of
that office and a longtime
member, as secretary. Preston,
a member since 1924 and Sec
retary for the past 20 years, is
curtailing his activities for
health reasons.
Board members, including
both holdovers and newly elect
ed, being installed are: s. Rob-
ert Fraser, 954 Dresden rd. +;
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-27
Court Rulings Creute Vio|otors' Downfall

suit of fourth violation, with
fine and court costs mandatory
In his fairness, Judge Adams
showed a willingness to con-
slider the time of day, road
conditions, and the location of
the violation in charges for
speeding.
For this reason, fines here
ranged from s17 for SO m.p.h
in a 25-mile-and -hour-zone, to
a fine of $40 for AS m.p.h. in a
So ile-an-hour-zone. The lat
ter was during the rush hour
Lecture Included
He accompanied each fine
with lecture on the mathem-
atical statistics involved with
stopping a car going at a high
rate of speed, plus the neces-
sity of observing the proper
distance behind another car
This rule is zone car-length for
every ten miles per hour for
absolute safety.
East Cleveland's record for
being tough on drinking driv-
ers was exemplified by the one
violation appearing.
The defendant, with three
previous violations, was fined
5000 and costs, plus a Jail sen.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-27

tence. This man, however, vol
unfairly surrendered his driv-
er's license.
Average Fine S400
Last years average for
D.W.I. violations was a $40O
fine, 30-day suspension, and
five days in Jail. Needless to
say, there are few "repeaters."
Violators come from all walks
of life and are accorded the
same stiff penalties.
Typical of the respect ac-
corded this strictly enforced
ruling against driving while
intoxicated is an incident that
occurred recently.
Appearing at the police sta
tion to report that he had been
robbed of a large sum of money
while asleep in his car, a citi-
zen was questioned as to why
he hadn't gone home to sleep.
His answer was that he had
been drinking; he decided he
was going to lose the money
one way or another.
His argument was that he
would rather lose it through
robbery than have to pay it out
to the city in the form of a
fine for drunken driving"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-27

an important clue as TO who
will be representing this coun-
try in the Olympic Games in
Tokyo in 1864.
Increased Prominence
The Amateur Athletic Union
has already given acknowledge
ment to Cleveland's increasing
prominence in the swimming
world by announcing, at the
same time that it has chosen
Berea and East Cleveland as
the sites of the national cham
pionships, that Bob Busbey
will be assistant coach of the
women's Olympic team.
AS the coach Of the Cleveland
Swim Club and Fem College,
Busbey has had a number Of
East Cleveland youngsters un-
der his guidance in recent years.
His senior girls won the ma
tional 400-yard freestyle re-
lay, but lost the team champion
ship by a hairs breadth at
Sacramento, Calf, last spring
because Of their lack of strength
in the diving events.
Hope To Keep Title
They will, of course, be fight
ing to retain their relay title,
and Individually they will be out
to win places on the United
States team which will go to
Continued on Page g.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-27

minister at the East Cleveland
Congregational Church.
Pamela Kelley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith r. Kelley,
1868 Greyton rd., was installed
as worthy advisor of Winder-
mere Assembly No. 7, Order of
Rainbow Girls.
Lunch periods at the public
elementary schools were short
ened by Is minutes.
Harold M. Reed, 1880 East
142nd st., was installed as
master Councillor at the Heights
Chapter, Order Of DeMolay.
The East Cleveland Fra
ternal order of Police cele.
brated its 25th birthday. Ptl.
William Hennie was reelected
president of the group and
Howard Edwards was re.
elected president of the Fra.
ternal Order of Police As
sOciates.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-27
Shopping Locally
AhUays A Holiday

Because of your neighborhood stores,
you can abide by that old adage "better late
than never" with undaunted vitality.
Late shoppers, who forgot Aunt Martha
or Grandfather Smith for Christmas can
still enjoy shopping pleasure when they
shop in their community.
Local shopping centers and neighborhOod
stores still offer all the fun and ease of shop
ping, and the same wonderful merchandise
that early shoppers found.
In your local stores, crowds may still be
big, but as per usual there will be plenty of
courteous clerks and lots of free parking
And lest we forget. Those who have
presents to exchange can save valuable trav-
cling time by Exchanging at home"
So it is best to remember, in your COM
munity it's always holiday when shopping
because local merchants never lose their
good cheer and prices are always something
to celebrate.
BUY IN YOUR COMMUNITY!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-27
Memorable Events Of a FadinQ Year

sented with q citation Of appre.
citation for her dedicated work
The Right Rev. Maurice F.
Griffin memorial tablet was un-
veiled near the St. Joseph altar
at st. Philomena Church.
An early morning blaze de-
stroyed four doctors offices at
Doctors Clinic, 1900 Euclid
ave. The $4,000 fire was more
devastating than all the fires in
the city in 1861.
The Aqua Boosters Club was
formed to promote swimming in
East Cleveland.
The owner Of a 62-year-old
office and apartment building
accused the East Cleveland
Board Of zoning Appeals of
"going overheard" in its de-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-27
CALL NEWS
to
GL. l-43S3
January
1880 Circulation
Guuronteed

Robert M. Kerr, investment
broker and father of two daugh-
ters, was appointed to the East
Cleveland School Board. He
filled the spot vacated by Mrs.
Arthur E. Madsen who re-
signed after moving out Of the
school district.
Dale r. Schemling was pro-
NOTED to a Class A patrolman
and assigned to the detective
bureau. He has been on the po-
lice force since 1854.
DR.. F. r. Peters left the East
Cleveland Congregational
Church for new duties as as
sistant to the president of the
United Church of Christ with
headquarters in New York.
City officials anxiously
eyed nearly $40 million in
construction projects set for
East Cleveland in 1862.
Robert Henderson was elected
School Board president.
Robert Henderson was elected
president of the East Cleveland
Business Association.
Eighty mid-term Shaw grad
yates heard Ralph M. Besse,
president of the Cleveland Elec-
trio Illuminating Co., give the
main speech at commencement
exercises.
The city fought losing
battle to get the D-5 liquor
permit awarded to the East
Town Motel revoked.
The city, this newspaper,
several churches and many
civic organizations fought a
losing battle with state legis-
lators to get the Ohio General
Assembly to pass an adequate
home rule law.
Rev. William Robert Cation,
brother Of famous Civil War
authority, Bruce Cation, was
appointed full-time interim
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-27
Shaw Cagers
Meet Two
Foes Here

The Shaw High Cardinals Bas'
ketball team will not be relax.
ing as they face two independ'
eint foes during the vacation.
Tonight Youngstown Board.
man will invade, while Satur.
day the Lincoln Presidents OF
the West Senate, will visit
Shaw for the first time.
The Boardman team features
a young squad with two veter-
ans Bob Getz, a 6-foot 4-inch
Senior and Mike Shasby, g.
foot Senior furnishing most OF
the rebounding and scoring
while Dave Brenner is only s.
foot s and is the best all-around
player on the squad.
The Spartans also have
new coach in Dick Selby and
although winless at the present
time, have shown well in their
first three starts.
Saturday, veteran coach Bill
Reppa brings in the Lincoln
.sgh team for the first meet
ing between Shaw and the
Presidents.
Due to the cancellation Of the
previous weeks, Lincoln has
not played many ball games and
no information is available at
this time.
However, they are noted for
their aggressive play and fine
outside shooting.
Preceding the Lincoln game
Saturday will be the annual al
umni contest featuring former
Cardinal basketball stars who
will play at Z.