News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 17

Fight Three' Major Fires Flames Destroy Cleveland Plant CLEVELAND (UPI) Cleveland's east side was hit by three large fires Wednesda wholesale of which electric destroyed supply Sid firm and caused damage estimated at nearly $1 million. Early today weary firemen were still on the scene of the fire which hit the Leff H. Electric Co. about 8:30 p. m.

Wednesday, hosing down 1 the ice. covered ruins of the two story brick building. LOSE BATTLE About 160 firemen poured tons of water into the building in zero weather for nearly three hours, but all that remained of the structure today were two cracked and weakened walls. Phil Leff, one of the owners of the electrical fixtures and equipment firm, said damage possibly would be: as high as $1 million. Heavy smoke billowed over the area and firemen had difficulty in fighting the blaze because of minor explosions of electrical equipment.

A fire blamed on a careless smoker broke out in five-story brick commercial and apartment building and caused damage estimated at $65,000. The fire erupted in the basement of the Shauter Drug Co. MAN OVERCOME John Robbinson, 31, a fireman, was overcome by smoke and was rushed to Charity Hospital for treatment. Wednesday afternoon a fire hit an apartment building, causing an estimated $100,000 damage and leaving 70 persons homeless. The fire broke out in the basement of the building and spread through the entire structure.

The Red Cross housed the homeless at the Majestic Hotel and said it would provide clothing and food orders for those burned out of the building. The 19 families in the building lost all their possessions in the blaze. Acts Selected For 'Varieties' Two dozen acts have been selected for "It's in the Book," the title given the 1961 version of Mansfield Senior High School's Varsity Varieties to be presented in the school auditorium Thursday and Friday nights, March 16 and 17. Try-outs will be held Friday for two masters of ceremony who will be in charge of the school's biggest dramatic production. Tentative plans call for the selection of a girl and a boy for master of ceremony duties, according to Patti Alleman, producer.

Faculty advisers are: Dan McBride, William Velo, Mrs. Mildred Conrad and Mrs. Elaine McClellan. The American jumping mouse can leap ten feet UNION 'ROYALTY' Judy Durkin, at front center, will reign as queen when Union High School observes homecoming at its basketball game with Jeromesville at 7 p. m.

Saturday. Her attendants, left to right, are Shirley Bowser, freshman; Nancy Shaffner, junior; Thelma Swigart, senior; and Carol Kissel, sophomore. Queen Judy is a senior. (Photo by Jim Bikar.) Area Of To Aid Federal Agency The Mansfield Area Chamber of Commerce has been designated as a "cooperative office" of the U. S.

Department of Commerce under a program initiated last year as a new service to businessmen at the local level. This joint activity of ernment and business provides ready access to the many Department of Commerce services by making them available to businessmen at their community's Chamber office. SIGN AGREEMENTS Already, hundreds of bers of commerce and other organizations of businessmen have signed Cooperative Office agreements with the Commerce Department. Announcement of the Mansfield Chamber agreement was a made at a membership promotion luncheon meeting of the of Ambassador Club yesterday by Edward Goebel, Chamber vice president of membership affairs. Under the agreement, the Chamber of Commerce will work with the Commerce Department field office at Cleveland to supply Chamber members and non-members information and data which might benefit their businesses.

There is no charge for any service connected with this program. Agencies under the Department of Commerce include Bureau of the Census, Weather Bureau, Patent Office, Office of Business Economics, Maritime Administration, Bureau of Public Roads, National Bureau of EXPERTS AVAILABLE Cooperative offices are furnished publications on matters affecting American commerce from these agencies. If requested, business specialists will even be made available for consultation and Thieves Load Up On Coffee Theft of $108 worth of instant coffee from a food salesman's station wagon last night at Johnny Appleseed shopping center, and burglary of a Parry Ave. home were reported to police and sheriff's deputies. James H.

Metcalf, 1387 Harding told police he was driving a station wagon owned by General Food and that six cases of instant coffee were stolen from the car between 9:30 and 11:30 p. m. Police said a window was broken in the car to gain entrance. Ann Hoover, 1420 Parry Ave. told deputies $3 in change was missing from a canvas bag which was cut open.

Deputies said entrance was made to the house through an unlocked front door and that footprints, like those made by tennis shoes, were found leading out from the back door. Theft of four hubcaps, valued at $33, from the auto of Ken Hockenberry, 73 North Brookwood a was reported to police yesterday. Hockenberry said the caps were taken while the car was parked in the Ingram lot on North Franklin Ave. Tuesday night. 3 Selected For Special Band Three Mansfield Senior High School musicians have been chosen to play in Ohio's Select High School Band" to be massed at Bowling Green State Feb.

24 and 25. Those receiving the honor are: Nancy Tittelbaugh, bassoonist who is president of the Mansfield Senior Hign School Orchestra; Darrell Smith, trumpeter, and Diane Stockwell, clarinetist. Roy J. Weger, director of bands at the university, will be the director. Antarctica Fire CHRISTCHURCH, N.

Z. (UPI) Fire destroyed two buildings at the American base on Ross Island Antarctica, but no one was injured. JUNEDALF LEAN SHORT MEATY RIBS BEEF 39 lb CHOICE MEATS 85 N. Main St. WHY PAY MORE BLADE CHUCK CUT ROAST 39 lb TENDER Why JUICY T-BONE STEAK More? Pay 69: ROUND SIRLOIN SWISS or RIB SAVE Steaks Lb.

GRADE 1 LEAN FRESH SKINLESS Ibs. 1.00 GROUND for WIENERS BEEF Fresh Dressed Whole Why Pay More? 29: 'Court OK's Vets' Bonus FRANKFORT, Ky. (UPI) -The constitutionality of the (state's veterans' bonus plan was upheld Wednesday by the Kentucky Court of Appeals. The ruling also covered payment of the bonus of Kentucky veterans now living in other states. Attorney Paul Huddleston, of Bowling Green, who filed the suit on behalf of two Bowling Green physicians, said he was encouraged by the close 4 to 3 decision and "certainly will pursue our plan to carry the case to the Supreme Court of the United States." DELAY SEEN Litigation could take perhaps another, six the time months the or state can begin payments it may be a year.

The state has set up machinery to handle the payments of up to $300 for domestic service and $500 for overseas service to veterans of four wars or their heirs. However, it cannot sell revenue bonds to raise the necessary funds as long as the bonus law is under litigation. The bonds would thee supported by part of proceeds from a general retail sales tax which took effect last July 1. Claims Pilot Was Drinking OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) A four-man Civil Aeronautics Board of injuiry into the crash of a plane today after opening day testimony that the pilot had been drinking.

calames, H. Cal Poly Fahey, halfback Gilroy, who survived the crash that killed 17 of his teammates at Toledo, Ohio, Oct. 29, said pilot Donald Chesher, 39, San Leandro, had liquor on his breath. Fahey said he smelled it when Chesher, who, was killed in the crash, leaned across him, Fahey, to talk to another student. Fahey told C.

Wadsworth White, attorney for Arctic Pacific Airlines, operator of the charter, that he would stick to his' story even if an autopsy report showed no alcohol in the pilot's stomach. $10 Fine GALION As the result of an accident at Harding Way East and East St. last 43, of 977 Edwards Galion, was fined $10 and costs Wednesday by Mayor Reynold J. Sentieri. Corbin pleaded innocent to an unsafe driving Mansfield News-Journal $17 Thursday, February 2, 1961 Luther Leon Corbin, charge, but was found guilty.

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The meeting served as the kick-off for a one-day Chamber membership drive that runs until tonight's regular meeting of the Ambassador Club. Model Plane Club To Meet The Thunderbirds of the YMCA, a model plane club will meet at the Saturday at 7 p. m. to see two movies, "Sky Pals" and "First Internationals." The members are currently engaged in building planes which will be flown in April! and will enter their models in the Y's Hobby Show in April. At the last meeting an indoor rubber band model contest was held with Ron Keith placing first, and Bill Fay second in the men's competition for the Cloudbirds group.

Art Murray placed first in the Speedbirds contest for men and Dean Palmer, first, and Mark Bumpus, second, in the boys' races. Winners were presented with medals from Major General Frank P. Lahm who founded the YMCA club many years ago. 12-oz. Can Reg.

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