News-Herald, The (Newspaper) - May 1, 1963, Willoughby, Ohio NEWSREEL pr s Distaff data from a nosey computer A nosey electronics computer was fed distaff data from a company's annual million individual bra and foundation The machine came up with these facts worth mentioning about Women pay as much attention to bra patterns as they do hat High School and college girls like frills and After the they choose more severe 4 MOST GIRLS PREFER bras throughout ths but choose black and other colors for Easter and Valentine's You're average in silhouette if you where it's im- 35-25-35. If you live on the West chances are you're a wee bit Brazilian ivins Lenin prize The Soviet government named Oscar Niemeyer of one of America's leading today to receive one of four Lenin peace Niemeyer was the chief architect for Brazil's new capital and was a member of the team that designed the U.N. headquarters in New The winners receive 10.000-rubles about Scouts get Teamster cash 1963 HOFFA Teamsters Union members were Boy Many Boy Scouts one day will be the Teamsters Union With these Teamsters President James R. Hoffa day gave the Boy Scouts 000 on behalf of the union for construction of a bew Scout ter in Adm. Arleigh A. for- mer chief of naval operations and Scout fund campaign man in the capital ed the gift and said Scout were A day for feasting Rhode Island version of May Day has clambakes EDITORS Stanley j made May baskets of boxes These feasts made Kremlin veteran AP crepe Then we popped in look like shoddy ways to watched the Union only a candy bar as it military might through sneaked off at dawn Red Square on May 1 on them on the doorknobs of our best were usually the different Today he homes before the neighbors made j was home watching another kind were clam and falts of May Day Island of competed to see were got the kiads of By STANLEY JOHNSON Who a basket on was supposed to be a own Johnnycakes lions participated in May Day secret But it usually didn't take in Moscow today where th juvenile detectives long to find of course and of I annual parade was held in Red While these capers were going all Here in Rhode the grownups heading for Profits went to the sponsoring S where the day is observed in an- the May breakfast other there were no parades but plenty of Soviet Premier Khrushchev got Fidel Castro for May Rhode j Islanders got is the stronghold of medieval Day But oldsters com- 1 today that even here the j ancient customs are Three Mentor youngsters are among thousands May Day breakfasts but few who will represent their school safety patrols in JMay baskets hanging from D. C. May 9 through 12. Thomas They'll see D.C. POUNDING WAVES Cold gusts up to 60 mph blew across Lake Erie last night slamming huge waves into the pilings at Gordon Spray shot nearly 100 feet in the air every time a big wave Mt. For faster service exiled Rhode Islander came to observe May Day after six May Days watching the masses in Red The Yankee women had been busy baking pies and doughnuts and lights were on early in many I church and community kitchens throughout the The grance of rolls and brewing coffee mingled with the apple blossoms and the sweetness of Hungry streamed ward the laden When I was a little we Post for Bowles approved The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has approved ter nomination for a second assignment as ambassador to Urges parcel post hike Sen. Olin D. says he will introduce a to raise parcel post rates to bring hi about million more in revenue a U.S. canal for President Luis Somoza of Nicaragua says he has information from the United States that Kis country is getting top consideration for construction of an canal with nuclear Somoza said the route being considered would make use of the Prinzapolca River near the center of the The United States has studied the possibility of digging a new canal with nuclear explosives to supplement the Panama which is not wide enough or deep enough to handle many modern Thant starts 10-day trip U. N. Secretary General U Thant left by plane early today for a 10-day trip to Romania and Jayne divorces Mickey Post Office going ZIP The Post Office ment will put ZIP into its service nationwide starting July 1. ZIP Zoning Improvement Plan is designed to speed deliveries and save the about million in the first Post office spokesmen in Mentor and liffe said today they've re- no official notice of ZIP and ventured that local post office patrons probably won't be affected right Postmaster General J. ward Day explained Tuesday that the plan is principally aimed at encouraging big business firms to use the digit addresses on the billions of pieces of mail they send out THE PUBLIC should he by advising firms with which they do business such as telephone com- panies and magazine of their code Day said ZIP will eliminate up of the ten sorting and handling steps now ed on mail sent by big ness Hospital chief eyes new pact Lake County Hospitals may have to ask for a contract with County for emergency care of penniless patients if the volume brought here continues to But officials hope Freshly divorced in Jayne Mansfield arrived in lywood Tuesday night on tte arm of Nelson the night club tainer who had accompanied her on the trip south of the Sardelli declined to answer questions about when they might wed. The divorce was granted lier yesterday in by Judge Miguel Guerra on grounds of Of Mickey Miss Mansfield is great I re- spect him but we just could not get She was awarded of her two children by Dialers on W-E school levy Obituaries Mrs. Mary Tick Funeral services will be held at a.m. Saturday for Mrs. Mary 535 Dock Mrs. 70. died yesterday at Cleveland 14. of 4777 Corduroy William 13, of 7327 Marion and Kathleen 12, of 4855 Marigold will be on the trip sponsored by the Cleveland Automobile Students will visit the burg the Capitol and Supreme Washington the Smithsonian the Mt. and the Tomb of the Unknown They will join youngsters from states and the District of Safety Patrol Mav 11. Thomas is a student at Mentor Shore Junior William at- West End Hospital is drawing j tends St. Mary's and KatMeen them particularly from the to Headlands i terland says James j ptL John A. Pollock and of Lake County A. office manager Hospital in and County Automobile End Hospital in ke counselors on the stu j bus. Lake County pays for gency care of its indigents under i contract with the -i r salesman Unpaid bills for select group treatment of transients or other outsiders is an S1 in sales last fraction of bad debts hospitals are stuck j Boyce You can help us help EDITOR'S Walter acting fire chief of offers some vacation tips in a letter to his l' the people of I see it's vacation f Hi h is is in the state law in the insurance a 32-year-old salesman fyr i membership in the exclusive i T I It hasn't been worthwhile in the same place when home thig You can help Check with the gas and electric companies to find out which should be Get rid of any oil or soaked rap you may have in was a member of basement or Immaculate Conception Church of your house key witn Mrs Tich lion Dollar Round to i Joseph E. 30320 naer m the insurance University j only four joins the select seeks to make Maple Heights pay one per cent of all agents treating paupers from that j ted to the national according to j father of three anj it's a dub he i President of the Wickliffe Rotary I sells in Ashtabula and Geauga Move to overhaul railways The British House of Commons has approved the tive government's program for drastic overhaul of the railway system to pat it on a paying Final Everest climb starts Nepal The American Everest assault team ease hearing set An 18-year-old youth was to get a preliminary hearing this morning in Euclid Municipal Court on a traffic manslaughter Sam 251 Woodmere is accused of the traffic death last month of Brother Edward C. I SL Joseph High School Euclid police say Edge crashed a light and was being chased by Willowick police for speeding shortly before the believed making its final push today toward the summit of the world's highest The expedition established Camp Sis at feet day preparatory to an attempt today to reach the a spokesman in Katmandu The push to the summit was to be made by two drawn from the four Americans and 13 Sherpa porters who made up the expedition's first assault Most people using by service hint they're going to vote are a lot of tive about the 7- mill according to Asst. Supt. Milan were the calls as a straw vote on the we wouldn't be says tors are still hopeful people against the levy are giving us a chance to clear up their Twenty residents talked wuh school leaders last v QUESTIONS REVOLVED around summer school es and the planned air conditioned school in salaries and Stefanik least these people now have the facts on school finances in these he Administrators and School Board members will answer the WH 2-2300 telephones Friday and Monday nights from 7 to p.m. The five 7-mill which needs 55 per cent includes 3.4-rnills ers turned down last a 2.7 mill renewal and mills far summer programs and ad- High soph wins rating i Madison and its Altar and Rosary Society and the Women's Society and A. F. U. Lodge of Surviving are her husband a Matthew of Mrs. Emily Zak and Mrs. Anna Schmitz of Matt Kolar of Louis Kolar of hurst and Ladislas Kolar of New York and two The Rev. Fr. John Mulholland of Immaculate Conception will conduct the Saturday services at the Madison Burial will be in Madison Calling hours at the Behm neral 25 River are 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow land j neighbor and have him Too Late To Classify NOTICE Call us and let us know you're leaving and which neighbor has the Double check everything you and don't leave a ing cigaret inside when you out the If you do these I'll get a vacation When my business is that's i Have a nice I Walter GRADY C. 77, 1740 Wirston Ave of e- wife of mother of Mrs. Thamer A 35-vear-old Hindu monk will j FoDer Wisdom and Western in an 8 p.m. talk at tte Mentor Unitarian Church I Funeral Thurs. 2-4 7-9 services wiu be at 2 p.m. p Gross of the First Church Bunal Acacia Swami an ed Hindu teacher who has taken vows of poverty and is on a speaking toar throughout the The Unitarian Church is at 8181 South Center St. fined 3 days i Fair Board meets i tomorrow evenine Mrs. Eva C. a sophomore at 2 p.m. ay the Davis Funeral Home i Doug i South top ratings last weekend for a botany project he r exhibited at the State Science her home Winston i Lake fair Board i Alfred F. 27. of 863 E. 345 meet tomorrow at the Lake pleaded guilty ir. County in Private services for Mrs. Eva Municipal court to C. formerly of while drunk wA was and will be Friday at to three days in ug also was fined and I Tne biology student did a study was on the Mimosa a sensitive Cleveland that curls up when ft are her John aark Avgj lost his license for 90 da vs. 77' died at He suffered a cut eyelid auto hit trees on tae The S p.m. meeting will be held i the new director's office in newly remodeled Youth Board members are scheduling i activities for the County t 7air 21-25. i 24 day Land Change 6th grade science fair 1C research abided of Mentor and Mrs. at Hopkins tonight Ife Oil Lgnt ana ory of a An that masc the grade Set tryouts Doug's was named best at regional and eligible for stale honors Central State College near Consolidation CLEVELAND Steel Corp. announced today thei consolidation of its International Projects Division and Export De- into a new General Ex- port r The new division will be re- Kirtland Community Theatre hold tryouts for An ordinance to rezone seven acres on Euclid Ave. fom light fold and industry to apartments mav be introduced tonight at City Plans call for a 122-suite apartment project where the Starlite Inn now Owner Thomas J. plans include two and three bedroom two swimming built-in air con- aid a area Should Council it-a Ralph Grady of 14 grandchildren and 14 600 Calling hours at the funeral contests home are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. will be in Acacia Park The Rev. William P. He went to the fair witn South Gross 0.- Teacher Richard ian heard speakers and grade at will display the projects they have made in science classes from 7 TO 9 p.m. The annual Science Fair is the Mentor school's multi-purpose They also saw projects other junior and high schoolers Doug lives on Eagle Rd. in be act on the referred to the for the company's for- its bolt jmd ant and steel and tubes as well as Republic's inter- in connection with steel There are five female and en male adult roles to be filled in the comedy which will be formed in Tryouts will begin at p.m. at the Mr. and Mrs. ert Briar Backstage helpers are needed as Council meets at S p.m. as For further call Mrs. Hugh CL TONIGHT P.M. Robert Taylor hi Waft Disney's Miracle of the White EUCLID AVE. 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