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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27
Three D. {. Shippers
Score al Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. May al
Washington shippers who trailec
their sailboats over here yesterday
for the races in the city's 300th
anniversary observance were slated
to receive three of the trophies
tonight on the steps Of the State
Capitol.
Young Bob Allen. sailing his
Goose Bumps. won the moth class
event in q emile course In Severn
River.
Eric Nordholm and George Col
Inns. George Washington Univer-
sity sailors. placed nrst and third.
respectively. In the tempest class
race. This class drew a. starters,
just half Of the entire feet. which
raced In light airs and a little rain.
Other winners were Edmund
Hartge's America. from Galesville,
Chesapeake 20s: Sunny Smith
Uh-Oh II. Annapolis. Hampton
one-designs. and Midshipman Bill
Aston, Navy whaleboats.
Races were run by q committee
that included j. B. Lincoln. LAwr-
ence Thompson. T. A. Bixler and
Paul Evans. all members Of An
napolis Y. c. Commodore Howard
Benson was In charge Of the pro-
gram. billed as Severn and Chesa-
peake day.
The program concluded with a
parade last night OF more
than 80 illuminated yachts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27
Schedule Announced
For Biggest Sailing
Year in Bay History

SCheQuIe Tor chesapeake bay
biggest sail racing season on rec
ord was unfold this week by the
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Racing
Association.
Forty-eight events are pro-
grammed, including thee nation
al championships Of well known
one-design classes - Penguins.
Thistle sand Hampton One-de-
signs-and five regional cham
pionships of other popular designs.
The season starts June As, with
Gibson Island Yacht Squadron s
annual rendezvous at Rhode River
and raceback to the island. and
winds up October is. with Annap-
oils Yacht Clubs final fall series
races.
In the complete list which fol-
lows, the authorizations are c for
cruising classes r for racing class.
D for Delta class. s for Star boats
and sc for all other smaller
classes:
River rendezvous tC-R-D)..
Point:sw.n Point rae. (S-R.P;s,.
vi 1ani i Beach az, y C. C. regatta
June isIstart Of N.wport.Annspolis
,,: Jun. , ,s.T ss, Avon Y. C. willis Me-
Jun. 1s-1s-Potspsku. 9. A. trophy
race and regatta DISCO.
- June ls:IS-Portsnouth tva) .. C.
June a5-ae-F.irh.v.n g. c. regatta
June ss,ee-willoushb vao Y. C. re-
Jun: $5ERGtapstu. 8 I yes SER, En-.
July a-sWRoek HAN Y. c. regatta Is
July 2-s-Hampton Y. c. regatta &C.
July 2-4-Baltimors =. c. regatta R-
July s-io-Annapolis =: e; rssstt., in
saai1 W.. RAGS R,y. Juy f5on GIBSON Island
July i4-I7Svirsinia Race Week, tn
july s-i7Eolbson Island Z. 8. series
10, july i is. 17@camSrids. =. c. series for
Hampton one-Desisns.
July 1o-l7-Oienmar D. A. resatta
july 22-24-Annapolis 9. c. cruise and
July 2s-24-csmbrids =. c. regatta d
!, July 23-24-oibson Island 2. .. Comet
July 2s.3o-chester River Y. c. c. re-
Jaly sos$lI.,ytrsini. sailing regatta.
july so-3iSPssadens 8. A. regatta
ri, 6 sn!D. and
Juiy 81. si.o 7rS Island y 9. POPLAR
l Aasust s;sSMiies River T. c. r.s.st.
August s.71Annspolis Y. c. HAMPTON
August 1s;I4SSTred Avon and chs.s-
or IIssland-oxford race. August ID CIR
August ,teos;2l-sparrows Point =. C.
r.: Sqsa'' (c e ss651cor''s. River z c.
AUGUST 2o-2i-virsinia Y. c. resatta
August 25-2s-Annapolis Y. c. Pen
AUGUST s-2sMRappahannock River z.
cns regatta g tnelgaslns race from Norfolk
Au AUGUST a7.ss~Bsitimors Y. c. Thistle
ol1 xss ss''o sass.lsss-rna,.a L.nd,ns ?; c;
Regional Championships 1sc).
August .27-2s--Tred Avon Y G. sec
0na aue emsrlsa nSx,ss ' xesa.m aS1
September s.4-wess River 9. c. 70
September s-4-Norfolk 7. c. c. re-
c.ssp sa|sf iss s-o su.ssn Island r .
septembsr, iS;l1SFishins pa, z. C.,
tsentsmber 13.ii-Ek River Y. c. ~.
September 1o-1t-Maryland y. c. re-
$50 espatenber 'fSefs-potapskut 8. A..
Queenstown rendezvous GRID.
September 24-25-Presidents Cup Re-
rata, sail (S-SC).
October 2. 8 and 16--Annapolis Y. G.
fall series (C-R-D-S-SC).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27
With Bill leetch

streams get a little better break
as the program continues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27
-Four Shops From One
Club 10 Race for j. :.

-Four six-meter sloops. all from
the Seawanhaka Corinthian
Yacht Club, Oyster Bay. N. Y,
will be shipped abroad next month
to vie for the British American
Trophy at cowes. England,
July 10. 80 -
The four are James r. Shell
don's Star Wagon, the Ma
noria. ID Be skippered by Emil
Mosbacher. jr.: Goose. which
will be sailed by George Nichols,
IT,, and Firecracker. whose
skipper has not yet been named.
Before joining the American team
at Cowes, Star Wagon will race
at Hanko, Norway. June "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27
OUTDOORS

week end:
Oregon Inlet, Ocracoke, Hatteras
and North Carolina beaches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27

Channel b q 8 3
and b ! u e hsh
8 till running
strong.
Cape Charles.
Va. and vicinity
Black dru m,
channel bass. a
few cobia and
school weakhsh,
locally c allie d
t r o U t. Also
h q r d h e q d
aplenty.
Chincoteague
and w &C h a.
~ YYn~I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27
Join Murine Association

Three new members have signed
aboard the Washington Marine
Trade Association. They are Will
bur Robinson. 1899 Kenilworth
avenue NE: Clarence Yeatman
1921 Wilson boulevard. Arlington
and James J. Dillon. $50 Maine
avenue S.W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27
Fore AND AFT

from aRrctc- 49, ~rrR.Hg Assw
10 have tier .5ss frmG5 &c r.es
here s.xn6Ay
Here are tar ira ot~see<7s est sass
CHESAPEAKE @as Y r A Car-ac.
acse Haxs-1 R<rs0za rgvs4lsrr.
John Thomas wee pssA6snf pa i
Store who eaal4s tga-n wRNS.yss
Ior. secretary treasure. arc .'sr 4
Judy, an Asexsnd;4Aa. measure
The class has voted IL ,4sn.ra -
% is huh and sal spec stseAsaesrs,
and make ia true ar~oes1gn
class
TIP FOR HOATMgS --- Il
any oae thinks lse knows al
the answers on eyGA4ng CAD
sets and yacht etaeQstis fs
has only 10 fead Car = Lane
superb ae@ book The Cggs,S<s 5
Manual w W Norton s5ssf.
Published sh4x month. the easak
covers both ga. Aac po~er
cruising and Is the pscSttset 81
Lanes so Years IL Tire sport
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

compared to 10000 pounds tu
steel wire.
- Ms MPC-. 81. Louis. Mo.
J. Odds An saimeted
10000 bills HiH b. introduced in
The Eighy-6'a Congrsss. Hoe
MANY Of thsm te,N herors la,e'
About 800.
NC. Biloxi. Miss.
I. SHOW GOES ON The
famous Passion Play Of Oberam-
mereon. Germany. ieiH 90 on again
in 1850 Hoe long has ii been om
Of p'odnetion.'
Sixteen years the longest lapse
IN the history OF this play,
Err J.. Kansas CITY. Mo.
5. BREAK What treat is in
store for motorists Who do moi like 10
drirs tn the snose'
Electrically treated highways
which melt the SNOW. They are
now being perfected.
TL,W. Memphis. Tenn.
s. GOING DOWN Which
famous nursery rhyme has suddenly
become the this year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

London Bridge Is falling down,
OffN,als have just discovered that
II has dropped several inches ut
one point on the south SIDE,
JB Cosi,nss'iie, H.
!. PENNIES ). Whsi happens 10
lAese s.as-calered neHaass ssAfa
ih<y are taken out Of circniatton'
They are retired to the Denver
mint. mashed TO make them I'M
disable. then sent to Pueblo, Colo.
There they are melted with other
scrap metal to make steel rails,
structural steel. nails and spikes.
Mrs, D,P.M.. Jonssboro. Ark.
Q. PRIZES What is the TOP
Prize on Engiand's most popular
qniz broeram'
Two pounds or about So.
Mrs. MIL. Birnfng ham. Ala.
CONDUCTED -" " N..~
NOTE We viii pay 81 for n question
and answer used in this column Questions
are based on current news and clipping
OF news source must accompany answer
Address Tom Henry. THIS WEEK.
420 Lexington Avenue. New York II.
N. Y. Unaccepted contributions cannot
be acknowledged or returned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

2. TOUGH Winch is the
stronger: steel mirs or nyion thread
Nylon thread. Tests show the
tensile strength of nylon to be
225,OO0 pounds per square inch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

l. BIG DRIVE What name
has been giren 10 The ne,c Sdrines-
bond dire starting May 1872
opportunity Drive"
-GM,M.. Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1949-09-14

Miss Dorothy Mecobe> styIist and
horne decorating consuItont for
Schumacher, makers Of WoverIy
Bonded Fobrics, will lecture at 800
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Consult her about your individual
decorating problems.
Evening star., 1949-09-14

rotine for fall? You can't make mistake in your color
scheme with our new Wovery "CoIor-Coded*"
s idea in home decorating thot provides an outhor-
totve guide to the selection Of correctly blended drope
spcover upholstery and other decorative fobrios!
IS vtoIy and beauty for your home in these co-od-
mated prints Just pick the print that best suit your
noIiy and the mood Of the room WoverIy makes simple
follow through with related prints and solid hodes Hers
Lonsbuehs you'll find twenty co|or in nationally famous
y Giosheen 36 inches vide =. at the new low price Of
1.29 yard ond many other weoves 48 inches wide
All "color-coded*" fobncs are bonded by WoverIy
Come feost your eyes on them tomorrow!
Additional GIosheen potterns, 3o" vide I.zs yd.
"Hedserow" tskeched at bottom eft) Dorset"
Dorset Stripe" Country Life" and Country Lone"
Wovery Color Coded" soIcIoth 4s" vide . !
at the low budget price OF 159 per yd.
"Hondura. ForaI" and Honduras Stripe" tsketched
Wildwood pebble oss s1 4s, f.msssI @ s. ss
A''' novelty ~sssd' end shs.sf 4s ~es lse ss X,
searen cloth, 4s" wide, in Pembroke" and A.
Texured woven eoon vide solid shodes----l.s5 yd
ss.,e. deme't' and oyon 'os >, =
y 8
LANssURGEs-uptostey Faorcs-Forth Floor
-
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g 1lnshnghsl
~
7th sth AND EssTeftTs NV. = MA $500
Evening star., 1949-05-31
Girls Report Of Attack
In Vacant Lot Probed

Police today were investigating
the report Of o ls-year-old colored
girl that she had been crtminally
attacked by an assailAnt who
dragged her 10 q secluded spot
and threatened = terrible beat
ing" If she cried for help.
The girl said she was waiting
for a bus at Nichols avenue and
Morris road Sc. about $50 pm.
when a young colored man wear
ing a bright yellow sweater
grabbed her and dragged her TO
nearby vacant lot. She said he
struck her several times when she
screamed. and said he would con-
tinue TO beat her unless she
stopped.
The assailant was described as
slightly built. He wore a small
moustache. the girl said, and was
about 5 feet Z inches tall.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
Soap Box Derby Given
New Tool Chest Prize

A large cabinet tool chest has
been added TO the list OF prizes
70 be awarded al the is4s wash
.ngton Soap Box Derby.
The chest viii be awarded the
boy whose car Is Judged the best
constructed. Il contains q draw
ing board and complete assort-
ment Of knives. blades. gouges.
punches. reuters and other spe-
cislly designed hobby tools.
The chest vas specially made
by the manufacturer On eoMmis-
Evening star., 1949-05-31

sAor tro-. he Shell Oh C wAlce
Is awarding tAe pvgr~ II Is la=gsT
and more fully eQu.pr~d than q
similar pr1fs swRrcea 81 iase com
parv last year.
The oil con- p&ry also I'LL fur
n.sr service lifts. lubricants and
mechanics for the Waking ton
Derby. which wtii DC rLa July .
On Pennsylvania between Branch
and AiAasraa avenues SE~
Evening star., 1949-05-31


will follow in Arlington Cemetery.
A native of Washington who was
q member OF an old family here.
Col. Wylie formerly lived at 1905
Thomas Circle NV. He attended
st. Paul's School. Concord, N. H..
and Yale University and served
through five major offensives In
World War I as a field artillery
officer. He was awarded the Bel
gian Croiz de Guerre with Palm
for liaison work with the French
and Belgian Armies and for a
time he was acting head of the
American Belgium Military Mis-
sion to Belgium. Col. Wylie was
one of the first allied soldiers to
enter Brussels after its liberation
from the Germans.
After working with the Hoover
Relief Mission and as a Chicago
Tribune correspondent overseas
,or a short time after World Wal
Z, Col. Wylie returned here and
entered the real estate business.
ae travelled extensively, however,
during the period between the
World Wars.
Commissioned a captain in the
Marine Corps Reserve in 1887.
Col. Wylie was called to ac-
tive duty in 1910 and headed the
Eastern European section of the
Office Of Naval Intelligence. He
was appointed United States naval
attache for Poland in 1945. Col.
Wylie held the Officers Cross of
the Order of Polonia Restituta.
Col. Wylie is survived by a
brother and two sisters, Craig Wy
lie Of Weston, Mass; Mrs. Fred
eric c. Lawrence of Brookline,
Mass. and Mrs. Hugh F. Saw
bridge. Corsham. Wiltshire Eng
land.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
Gwynn Bowie in Hospital
Here After Heart Attack

States Attorney A. Gwynn
Bowie. 50, Of Prince Georges
County is being treated for a
heart condition at Providence
Hospital. His condition is de-
scribed as good.
His brother, DR.. Andrew K.
Bowie Of 301 B street Sc. said the
county official suffered a heart
attack at a friends home Sunday
night. He added it was Mr.. Bowie's
first such attack.
Evening star., 1949-05-31

States n a V a ]
attache In Po-
land. who was
drowned in the
Oder River the
night of De-
cember IS. le45.
when he fell
from a de-
molished bridge
The services
will be in St.
Johns EpiSco-
pal Ch urc h
L a I a y e t t e
Square, and re-
Evening star., 1949-05-31
.ReburiaI in Arlington
Planned for Thursday
For Col. Andrew WyIie

Funeral services viii be held at
2 pm. Thursday for 1t. Col. An
drew Wylie. U. 8. NJ. c. R.. United
Evening star., 1949-05-31

A revealing aceoun, Of the facts on
the Roosevelt finances, and q lot
more that has never been told before
Frank. intimate, woman To woman
story Of what went on behind the
walls Of the Roosevelt home
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
BRANCH CALENDAR
rahsyVania Saxon Junior Association the United States
Of America,

Oefrnff, Nsc1-- DETROIT Junior Saxon.
Tres, Frieda Schemmei. 773a Granger
Secy., Frieda Thalgott, 1866 NJ
cory Ave.
1n-o0d ,Gr;s, CITY; . ...ns: .,I.ooa or,
Fsrreil, -. - farr.n Saxon Athletics
Club.
Pres, Martha Thalmann, Bridge st.
Phone 2134
Sec'y., Mary Ann Thalgott. r D. No
l. Phone 4950-R12.
ton SSs Ptops megg g;yo, 1To1mes. so4 Ham
Phone 25265 "
Gary, Indiana. - Gary Saxon Junior,
Sport Club.
preSfdent. Katherine Kraft, 1863 Pierce
st. Phone 36-25s
Sec'y:,. Jeanette Kloss. 1853 Han
rison st. Phone 43-27l.
Lorain, Ohio. Lorain Juniors
Saxon Club.
President, Donald Schuster. Ala Hamil-
ton Ave, Lorain, Ohio.
Secretary, Wilhelmina SCHNEIDER stop
4S Bdwy, Lorain, Ohio.
Monaco, Pa. Monaco Junior
President. Elroy Marietta, 1873 Fourth
street Phone: Rochester 923-M.
Secy., Helen SCHUYLER, 4IO Penusyl-
Vania Ave. Phone: Rochester 3677-w.
Now Castle, Pa. New Castle Junior
Saxons.
Pres, Mary Kuttesch, 4l9 walds St.
New Castle, Pa.
Sec'y, Minnie McIltrot. ZIG f. Rey-
noldS Str, New Castle, Pa.
Rala,,, nh1o S.,.,, r.>so.
Club.
President Richard S. Kautz, GAL g.
Lundy. Phone PIT 4210
Secretary. Freda Hermann. sel Sun.
nit St. sS,~wSnR
Youngstown. Ohio. - Youngstown
Junior Sax0ns.
President. Richard Vanaugh, 116 ~
Richview Ave.
Corr. Sec'y, Jean Miller, S921 Frede-
rick St, Youngstown 2, Ohio. Phone
9762s 90
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BRANCHES OF r.

Presid'nt, Henry Kurt, 341I Moho.
HW"N Ave. Young sSt"wn 9, Ohio. Phone.
. J. Vice Pres. Michael A. Rokesch
22+d& 2d& F9r"s, hin Drive, Youngstown g
ONO. Phone: YOUNGSTOWN 93770.
,51h t1e St. crT~snd rt%I doe DohTrh ohio $51o West
dore St, Maple Heiehts Ohio 7bmpe.
asst. Sec'N, Marie sterner. 776 Mel
burn St, Pittsburgh H. PENNSYLVANIA
Phone: jackson 5O43
IreaSurer, Freda Hermann, SG1 sum-
mt St Salem, 0. Phone: Salem 66O7.
BRANCHES OF T. s.. ia.
Psnec, Prss .ooi on1Si Nj, -, saxon Jnnior Club.
Canton, Ohio. - Carton Saxon Juniors
President. lrenea Club MlIIer, 7aq High
land Ave, n. L. Phone: 25015
Secretary, Marie Ong"rth ia Harrf-
son Ave, n. w. Phone: 47171.
Chicago, Ill. Chicago South Side
Junior Saxon CIup.
President. Robert Mates 1915 East
Secretary. Hid. Untch. sss West
Cleveland, Ohio.
Clevelani Cast Junior Saxon Club.
President, Carl GUST, 5O3 Eddy Rd,
>itNtitIiu ., ofIIp. lei. l. /. SfbZ,
Sec)y., Dorothy Thies, 400 East 127th
Street, Cleveland, O. Tel: MU. 3O47
CLEVELAND West Saxon Junior Clup.
Secretary, Gertrude Binder 1897 Ro-
binwood Ave, Lakewood, Ohio. Phone
Bo. 1854.
Pres. Joe Titsch s54O w. s5th St,
Cleveland. Ohio. Phone AT 1856.
Columbus, Ohio. Columbus JUNIOR
Saxon Club.
Pres, Paul II. Roth, Rt No 2. Gre
bus rd., Groveport Q. Phone: FIR 7-32io
Sec'y.. Evelyn Roth, Rt. No. 9, Gre
bus rd., Groveport, o. Phone: FIR 7-3242
Saxons.
Pres, f. Sterner, 776 Melbourn St,
Pittsburgh II, Pa. Phone: Jackson 504a
Secretary Marie Steiner 775 Me.
bourn St. Pittsburgh Ia. Pa. Phone:
Jack s"'- 5043
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SiebenbiireiId,s s2lmerifanildes Dolfsblatt
DER S'TOSSENE
ROMAN Won PAUL osKAR HOOKER

, llno bic Inter 3oTtuna pIGtIhsrts in
Der unuel lc9laaenen 5onart tpctsr.
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6err BON Stanasnbero nit oem Gse.
pudr Succn soieoer auiummen. 'Sutta
mertte ihni eine tlsjrc Gerleoerheit an:
neil er, lpern audi ohns lsin SER 'huls
ben, onr be- fremben Dame in Den
SlatIh nit hineinaeSo1sn lporosn mar.
Sic bate cir beiorosrss 2Gdsln. Oas
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niht mebr onaeIhntter.
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btne, um Soilette 3u mu6sn?" fragts
Succo ieine 1rou.
Der Vorpanb tam ihr oon, oelez
gen. Sic Iocie Td, aud, oub itr @ot.e
lid nun ooth bon Stunasnmro ousz
fiihrli6 gsritt iiber bic Iuf1uKuna
Der anoersH erilottsn luNen lpolts.
Oenn nos llrthsil ner Welt mar ibm
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balo 3eit. elbsr Inb Did nit,t itoren,
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den User Osd."
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9apitGn ourh ben 2dhlmeiIssr erfah.
rem. ouB be S<rbaberin Der aabin'
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lie nno iR1e1 Wunn Elm, jeosrssit uni
nad Gef1n"r bic rem Tu6titum irnI
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Btrttn8-kalen0rr
Destsai'0tfSasSea 10 etebenbarss ea4iex h >es
Deseat1tep States Ssa Rsr)GwerRa

Versammlung jahrlich einmal in dem
von Der konventioh I'm voraus bestimn-
."n Ort und an dem vom Gross-PrK.
sidenten anzuberaumendep Ta1e.
0rosU-Beamtel
Gross-PrASident, John Balthes 3OS
Leader Bldg, Cleveland, o. Main 1921,
y. Vixe-Gross-Pras, Or. John Foisel.
7o1 Eddy Road, Cleveland, Ohio.
Gross President, John Balthes, 3O2
Leader Bldg, Cleveland O. Main SG2l
i. Vize-Gross-Pras., DR.. John Foisel
7Gl Eddy Road, Cleveland, Ohio.
2. ViZe-GroSS-Pras, AndreaS W. Petri
2036 West 104 Str, Cleveland, Ohio.
}. Vize-Gross-Pras., John Orben, 3O2G
Hudson Dr., Youngstown, Ohio.
Gross-Sekrerar. Georg Martini, 3OG
Leader Bldg, Cleveland, o. Main 1921
Cross Ss-Schatzm eiSter, John Hallner
1873 Cooley Ave, Cleveland. Ohio. Tel.
Clearwater 1913.
Gross-Verwaltungs gsrat: Geo. Deppner
?l5 Bonnie Brae Ave, Youngstown, O.:
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Cleveland, Ohio: John r. Orhen, 3O2f
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