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/ Sound of Music" Her brother
Alex, was also a third prize
winner. He won these honors in
the younger division.
Second place honors in the
younger division went to kath-
leen Sharp for her piano per-
! formance in a number billed as
I"Cat and Mouse"
Serving as judges were Ter
rance Small and Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Metz, members of the
music department at Western
Reserve University.
A near-capacity crowd turned
out and was rewarded with a
well-staged and fast-moving
show. A pit orchestra led by
S. Robert Fraser of Shaw High
School provided the musical
background.
Kiwanis Club officials were
very pleased with last weeks
show. Part Of the proceeds from
the show will go toward financ-
ing the clubs activity in boys
and girls work. Bob Kennedy
served as chairman Of this
years show committee.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
Accent on Youth

The East Cleveland kiwanis
club will put the accent on
youth activity next Monday
noon when it meets at the East
Cleveland YMCA.
1t will hear reports from Of
ficers of the Key Club, a jun
ior Kiwanis group at Western
Reserve University. Also on
the program will be a recogni-
ton of the Shaw High football
team, with a special salute 60
ing to the seniors on the squad.
Two new Junior Kiwanians
from Shaw High have been in
troduced to the club. They are
Tom Krizman, of 1886 Colt ave-,
and Kelvin LOTUS, Of 1921 Oak
hill rd. The latter is the son of
Kiwanian Martin c. LOTUS.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
Cagers Open
Against Arch
Rivals Tonite

The 1962-63 version Of the
Shaw High basketball squad
will be unveiled tonight at the
Shaw High gymnasium as the
Cardinals face their neighbor-
hood rivals the Collinwood
"Railroaders."
The Cardinals have three re-
turning lettermen. They are
seniors Jim Smalley and Bruce
Matte, and junior guard Bill
Howell.
Non-lettermen that are ex-
pected to see a lot of action are
senior guard Tim Shoda, and
senior center -6'5" Jay Meyers.
Also expected to see action
are juniors Drew Byers, a 81"
center, Jim Morrison a $40"
guard, and at forwards Larry
Hanawalt, a senior, and John
Mo,nar, a junior.
The Railroaders will have re-
turning lettermen Larry Miller,
q ga" hook shot specialist, John
Piunno, a $40" guard, and
Eppie Barney, a 81" jump shot
artist. The Railroaders will be
under the tutelage of their new
coach Jim Miller while the
Cardinals will be starting their
fourth season under head coach
Tom Meinhardt.
Last season the Cardinals
finished with a I'll record and
a fourth place in the Lake Erie
League.
Against Collinwood last sea-
son the Cardinals were edged
1854 in overtime and will be
out to avenge this defeat as
we'll as the defeat in football
earlier this fall.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
Card Shop
Maintains
Late Hours

To accommodate the late
shoppers, The SCOOP Card
Shop, s14 East 152nd ST.. will
remain open until 8 p. m.
each evening, Monday
through Friday, starting
Nov. 23rd.
Saturday closing hours will
be 5 p. m.
The SCOOP Card Shop has
complete lines of name-brand
greeting cards including many
in foreign languages. A wide
selection of American Artist
cards, proving very popular
this season, is also available.
Gay holiday gift-wrappings,
ribbons and other accessories
are also on hand to please the
most discriminating customer.
A short time remains to
order name-imprinted cards
in time for Christmas mail
ing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
Special Film
Program Set

There will be a special film
program for boys and girls
Friday at 2 p. m. at the main
East Cleveland Public Library,
14101 Euclid ave. Adults may
come if accompanied by child.
Bear Country" and Beaver
Dam" will be shown. Each Fri
day at 4 p. m. there will be a
Story Hour for school age
children, unless another pro-
gram is scheduled.
--~ Tuesday afternoons at 2 pm.
there is a Story Hour for pre-
school children, 3-5 years old.
and there are still openings
for registrations.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
D'Anna Stars
In Musical at
Kirk Jr. High

Musical Productions. Inc. is
presenting Girl Crazy" at Kirk
Junior High located on Terrace
rd. Dec 7th and 9th at $50 pm.
Playing the role of the
Broadway agent is Roy c.
D'Anna of 14819 Elm ave, who
has been doing musicals for
some II to IS years, varying
in playing roles from a priest
to q villain.
He also has sung on televis-
ion, radio and in night clubs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
Business in Town
Ideus Friends Combine And Filter Firm Is Born

To meet the price of his big
volume competitors, Braun set
up FDI according to the COM
puterized u. S. Navy Pert
System.
This highly efficient manage
ment tool was used to imple-
ment the Navy's top priority
Polaris program.
Essentially, the Pert System,
by determining the sequential
functions of business organ
ization via computers, takes all
the guesswork out Of organiz-
ing a new business.
"My computers enabled me
to set up my plant in just four
weeks. They told me when to
purchase equipment, where to
set it up, when to hire person
mel, and so on, explains Braun.
"By thus avoiding the mistakes
that go hand hand with most
new businesses, | have been
able to save money" he adds,
"and this savings is reflected in
the price of our filters"
The combination of efficient
operation. low overhead, hap
py Family" of Is employees
who are all on salary and group
incentive plan, would be worth
less, admits Braun, were it not
for the national sales organiza-
tion built up by vice president,
Gregg.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22

with the Strategic Air Com
mand (SAC). He also flew
F51s over Alaska for three
years. During the Korean Wan
he flew As missions over Korea
After Korea he served tours OF
duty in Japan, England, France
Africa, and was a military ad-
visor to the Chinese Air Force
on Formosa. 1t was here that
he taught young Chinese pilots
to fly and service jet aircraft.
Col. Brass married the for
mer Mary Walker, a classmate
at Shaw High, in 1941 and have
three children, Edward 16
Ernest, ID, and Mary Eliza
beth, II.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22

DR.. korb had suffered a heart
attack several years ago, but
recently has appeared in gooc
health.
Even though he retired as
school superintendent, DR.. Kort
remained active in both school
and other civic affairs. He was
a great booster Of Shaw ath-
letics and seldom missed a foot
ball game.
DR.. korb was staunch sup
porter and active member OF
the East Cleveland Community
Council. He also was a trustee
of Kent State since 1910, past
president Of the North Eastern
Ohio Teachers Association; life
member of the National Educa-
ton Association, a member of
the Kiwanis Club and the East
Cleveland c ongr ega
tional Church.
Soft spoken, gentle in man
ner-yet firm in his convic-
tions, DR.. Korb was an educa-
tor for more than so years.
Teaches at II
He was II and just out of
high school in 1907 when he
passed a test that permitted
him to take over a one-room
school in Crawford County.
DR.. korb spent his early
years of teaching in the one
room school and his summers
at Wooster College. 1t took him
10 years to get, but he earned
a bachelors degree. A decade
later he got a masters degree
from Columbia, and in 1885
won his Ph.D. at Western Re
serve University.
He Joined the old South Eu-
cid Village school system in
1917 as teacher Of Latin and
Science, three years later be-
came superintendent of that
system as we'll as head of
schools in Lyndhurst and Rich.
mond Heights.
He then led and won q ire
mendous battle to consolidate
the school systems into now
what is the South Euclid-Lynd =
hurst system.
DR.. Korb became a rarity in
the educational field when he
had two different school sys-
TENS name structures after
him. The South Euclid-Lynd-
hurst athletic field and stadium
was named Korb Field and the
Shaw High Student Center
lounge and pool was named
Korb Center.
DR.. Korb is survived by his
wife, Arabella and two sons,
Eugene, a teacher at Brush
High School and Byron Of Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Services will be held for DR..
korb at the East Cleveland Con-
gregational Church, Euclid at
Page, Friday at 1880 pm. with
Rev. Dewey F. Fagerburg Off
ciating.
Friends may call at the Rinear
and Son Funeral Home, 1896
Euclid (at Idlewood) today
wednesday, from 8 until 5
and from 7 until 10 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22

the Rangers" chances for a
perfect season.
The Cardinals" finished the
season with six wins, two loses,
and a tie. Completing their
fifth season, the present Shaw
coaching staff under the direc-
ton of Don Drebus, have regis
tered 80 wins, IL losses, and 3
ties for a .744 percentage and
two consecutive Lake Erie
League co-championships.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22

A young industrial engineer
has combined new ideas and old
friends into Filter Dynamics
Incorporated, a new company
in town specializing in unique
ly manufactured and packaged
automotive air and oil filters
Headquartered in a 10000
square foot plant at 1483s Eu-
cid ave-, Filter Dynamics is
the creation of its Case Tech anC
Ohio State educated president
Harvey Braun, and vice presi-
dent, Daniel Gregg.
Other officers are attorney
Ronald Peltz, secretary, and
Jack Kravitz, treasurer.
All four are lifelong friends
whose original business col
laboration involved a Garage
Theater" 19 years ago when
each was eight years old.
Melted S1.47
That venture netted the quar-
tet S1.47. Their present bust
ness is somewhat more success
full. Initial orders, after just
three months in business, have
necessitated operation of two
shifts with a third soon to be
started.
Braun attributed FDPs i'm.
mediate acceptance in the filter
field to precise preplanning ano
recognition that the market
was ready for something better
than what il now offered.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
Still Need
Arb Blood

Volunteer donors of Type
Arb positive blood are still
needed for an open heart
surgery that will be per-
formed Dec. 4th. Donors are
to contact the Huron Road
Hospital Blood Bank on or
before Saturday.
Further information is
available by contracting the
Blood Bank at S51-7000, ext.
253 or 39s.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
Grandmas Meet

The East Cleveland Grand
mothers Social Club will meet
Friday at l p. m. in the East
Cleveland Library for an after
noon of cards and relaxation.
New members will be well
come.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
Union Service

The East Cleveland Commu-
nifty Thanksgiving service spon-
sored by the Ministerial Asso-
citation will be held tonight
"wednesday at the First Pres
byterian Church, 1920 Euclid
ave.
DR.. Howard Wells, pastor Of
the church, will preach. DR.. A,
George Whiteman, pastor of
Windermere Methodist Church
will be the liturgist.
Services begin at 8 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
DeodLine Passed

The deadine for the Hi Nom
overseas telephone pro ect
where 100 lucky MONS in the
Greater Cleveland area would
win free holiday phone calls to
their overseas serviceman or
service woman has passed,
This newspaper regrets the
omission last week Of the ad-
dress where the coupons should
be sent. Unfortunately, it is
now too late to submit names.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22

Close to 100 manufacturers
reps are carrying FDIs attrac-
tive skin-packed filters to the
corners of the L. S. business
map.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22

FDTs efficient scientific
management has enabled them
still to meet the ever-increasing
demand for their filters with
immediate delivery.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
Passes On Sale

Season passes for the East
Cleveland Ice Skating Rink
will go on sale Tuesday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
DR.. 0. J. Korb
Is Dead After
Heart Attack

DR.. O. j. Korb who superintendent of East
Cleveland Public Schools for 20 years before his
trement three years ago, died suddenly yesterday at
his home, 14600 Euclid ave. He was 73 Death was
attributed to coronary attack 1t was learned that
Evening star., 1962-09-02

spies. Crazy. stupid and hilarious. Starring
the Marx Brothers, 5:00--q
YOUNG Mr.. LINCOLN" 1889. Story of young
Abe as lawyer is not the greatest Of Lincoln
stories Henry Fonda, Alice Brady and
Marjorie Weaver. o00-5
DAYTIME WIFE" 1889. A girl takes drastic
steps to win back her man. Mildly amusing
comedy. Tyrone Power and Linda DarneI.
11:10-5
"cRASH0UT." 1855 Six convicts make break
for freedom. Familiar but fast melodrama.
William Bendix and Arthur Kennedy 11:30--7
SINCERELY YOURS" 1855. It's that man
with the candelabra in heart-tueeer full of
corn and concerts. Lberace, jeanne Dru and
Dorothy Malone. 12:55-9
Tuesday P.M.
VT COULD HAPPEN ToToU." 1889. A mild
hammered chap is promoted to vice president
Of his firm merely by innocentIy getting in
volVed in murder. Stuart Erwin. 1:00--5
"RENEGADES." 1916. A notorious outlaw tries
to go Straight Fairly exciting western. Evelyn
keyes and Larry Parks. 500-q
"THE BARONESS AND THE BUTLER" 1888.
Forced comedy about butler who doesn't
leave his employer even after being elected to
Parliament by the opposition party William
Powell and Annabella. l1:10-5
THE WILD DAKoTAS." 1856. A frontiersman
tries to prevent an Indian uprising. Low-grade
western. Bill Williams and Colleen Gray.
1851
SMART GIRLS DON'T TALK" l94s. A penai-
less society girl forms an alliance with a
crooked gambling house owner Passing fair
melodrama. Virginia Mayo and Bruce Bennett.
12:55-9
Wednesday PM.
BEAUTY FOR THE ASKING" 1889. A yoeng
beautician invents new face cream, has her
revenge upon the man who Tilted her. Lucille
Ball and Patric Knowles. l:O0-.5
"THE GREAT MANS LADY" 1912. Story of a
greedy man who struck it rich in silver and
Evening star., 1962-09-02
Sunday AN.
MARSHAL OF CEDAR ROCK" 1858. Another
Allan Lane western. 11:00-4

Allan Lane western.

Sunday PM.
boy FRIEND" 1889 Lightweight drama finds
supergirl Jane Withers helping rookie police
man earn his spurs. For children only 1:00-5
QUEEN CHRISTINA" 1888 earbo is at her
best in this portrait of the inner conflicts Of
Swedish queen of the 18th century II is
romantic story, beautifully told John Gilbert
THE FLEETS lN." 1912. Plenty of music
and laughs as the fleet arrives. Dorothy
Lamour and Betty Hutton. 1909
SANTA FE PASSAGE" 1854. An advance
scout is suspected Of collaborating with the
Indians in the wiping out of wagon caravan
John Payne and Rod Cameron 2:30-
GOLDEN Boy" 1889 Clifford odets' brilliant
fight drama has lost some of its walIop in
20 years. William Holden tths was his big
brea0 Barbara Stanwyck 4:00-5
MEN IN WAR" 1857. A starkly realistic story
of platoon in combat in the Korean war.
Robert Ryan, Aldo Ray and Robert Keith
8:30-7
SUNDAY DINNER FOR A SOLDIER" 1914.
A Florida family takes in a lonely GI, and
makes him feel at home. Anne Baxter and
John Kodiak 11:00-5
"M00NTIDE." le41. A dock worker in a Cali
forna fishing village prevents a waitress from
committing suicide and then falls in love with
her. Jean Cabin and Ida Lupino 11:l5A
THE LONG GRAY LINE" 1855 Tyrone Power
gives one Of his best performances as an
Irish immigrant who finds home and love at
West Point. Maureen o'Hara. l1:20--o
Mondoy P.M.
"ARMY SURGEON" 1912. A World War |
Army doctor and lieutenant are in love with
the same girl. Fair meodrama James Ellison
and Jane Wyatt l:O0-5
DICK SOUP" 1888. Groucho is the dictator of
mythical kingdom and the other two are
Sc The Sunday StOr ~ Mosozine, W
, 1962-02-14

FEBRUARY IA, 1862 NO. "A
900 each year. Again there is nc
requirement that they start the
channel Immediately. If they wish
it would appear that they could
build the channel at whatever
speed they desired and if they
wanted to build it at the rate OF
$500,000 a year the government
would be building it directly.
These funds that will go to Har-
vey are direIy out of double IL
funds. The funds for roads and
capital improvements for both ST.
Crc.x and ST. Thomas.
1t is very clear in the contract that
this channel is the private proper
ty of Harvey for they will pro
vide IS acres" to the government
and an Easement" to the channel
Therefore it is obviously their land
md they are not giving any title
to anv of it back to the govern
ment. Further it does not explain
the conditions under which they
will provide the Is acres; they
are free to charge the govern
ment rent or impose other land
use charges or restrictions the
way a regular landlord can. Even
the public pier that the govern
ment has permission to build af-
ter they build the channel would
appear to be erected on Harvey's
land, and unless specified other
wise would really also belong to
Harvey.
The tax exemptions are for is
years, 60% more thai
business has been granted. Odd
that a law revised as recently as
sixty days ago cannot cover this
transaction. Everyone else has to
comply with the law as written
by the legislature.
Another odd thing is that their
rebate for income taxes ends 16
years after completion" of the
plant. Everyone else operating
with an exemption has it expire
based on time from the beginNin
of the grant. BY definition the Har
vey plant is completed after
SIS, O00, 900 has been spent on it,
therefore a 100000 plant, for
instance, would not be complete
and the exemption would never
expire. This might well be an in
centive to build only a much
smaller plant than originally con-
templated. The other condition
Continued on page A
, 1962-02-14
CORRESPONDENCE
10 February 1862
The Editor
st. Croix Avis
Christiansted
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
Finally the people of St. Crolx
have been given a glimpse OF
what the government plans to
give to Harvey in St. Croix. OF
course we do not yet know if this
is the complete agreement tor
that still seems to be top secret
but what has been released has
SO many peculiar features that It
is no wonder it has been kept from
public gaze.
In order to encourage" Harvey
to make Alumina on st. Crolx
they are given free and clear title
to 700 acres of government land,
all the land the government owns
in that area that it is not now US
ing. The government pays for a
three million dollar channel for
Harvey's use, and in addition
gives them tax exemptions and
subsidies for far longer than any
ether business that has ever come
onto the islands.
There is a great rush to get this
thing through Immediately, but
the contract says work shall start
within two years, and there is no
penalty if the work does not start
even alter that long delay. There
is no penalty if the work never
starts. Harvey can cancel the con-
tract on 80 days notice but the
Government cannot, the Govern
ment cannot cancel until after five
years. And if the government does
cancel they cannot get the land
kaek for the only provision for it
to be returned is if Harvey can
GELS their plans. Even in this case
harvey does not have to return
all the land to the Government, it
only has to give back what it an.
The only reason that it could not
give lack land would be that it
had sold it, therefore the contract
implicitly allows Harvey to sell
the laad given them.
Harvey is to build a $3,OO0,O00
channel and turn around basin for
themselves and the government
is to pay them back for it at $780,.
, 1962-02-14
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Reese

I LIE f6EOlDEN1. senator reese
MR.. REESE: AS Senator Gomez mentioned, Mr..
Chairman, it brings to mind what is happening today too.
You also have now the Commissioner Of Public Safety
and the Fire Chief have already issued written orders
to various property owners, quoting section of thesVir-
gin Islands Code Of Laws requiring owners to clean up
all the debris from around the place, provide toilet ia
cilities for all the people. But before they could do any
thing, another order come out saying that the place was
now a fire hazard to the surrounding properties and giving
the landlord six months in which to tear down this par
ticular property.
Now if you get an order like that, how are you go
ing to tear down four rooms, a long-row h ouSe, occupied
by four different families; two in each section. How am
| going to execute that order? That is the truth; | can
bring those orders and show you. I'm surprised that the
Commissioner didn't bring this up to the Legislature,
or people havnt come to squaWk as yet. Some have
come to me and received a couple Of those orders. Now
1oW am | going to put the people out? Today, if you go
to the court, you need the house and you have to clear
it out, the Court allows six months. And then they go
back and get an extension, another four months or six
months.
MR.. MADURO: Mr.. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Maduro
MR. MADURO If you want to get the people out,
you'll have to go through this procedure; you have to
go through the legal procedure as set out in the law.
Naturally, if you got a letter from the Fire Chief direct
ing you to demoish your property and you have PEG
pie living in it, the Fire Chief couldn't possibly expect
~ w y NOWA O4A0 wal OOWh CO Will IO
people living in it. You naturally would have to 60
through this procedure of the law, give them the proper
notice, tell them why you want the place, and if they
fail to come out, you can go to the court, state to the
court what is said in the letter, the Fire Chief has re-
quested that you demolish your place, and the law backs
him up. The judge has no other alternative than to say,
"Well, know that they can't find a place, SO I'm going to
give them a reasonable time to get out. He'll give them
enough time to get out. But he doesn't expect you to
go and tear it down Immediately.
MIR. MOORHEAD: Mr.. President.
H PRESIDENT: Senator Moorhead.
MIR. MOORHEAD. Last week sometime II mentioned
the need for a hospital in st. John. / would like to re
emphasize that statement now! Last night we had an
incident over there involving a pregnant woman who
came down to the clinic. When she got there the nurse
on duty was out on call with a bedridden patient. The
clinic was locked, since it is open only on mornings and
afternoons. The pregnant lady was on the porch sitting
on the bench, and by the time the doctor got there she
had delivered. Then the doctor had to 90 through the