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DAIRY FARM
LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

N. ARLINGTON, Westmoreland St.
Build your soft. rambler on this
level "a acre; all utilities in; $500,
cPHGs Plus utilities ~ ISs.rS CAL OK; 3616;
loo acres. acres; good location for, low
sefms iogs 5fs caP1 RsSSi shs ResfoT fSsa
shEIPTHfEkkH6, IITf kH, PARK-s4, 600 and md up
large foF nss ss Ra sass5 sGo SITES sSss E sse Gqr
zs ACRE, wooded 2oo-ft. frontage.
near E. Falls Church; level lot; high
elev.; utilities. IA. 1859. Il
$40 DOWN. &1a PER MO. will buy
q very desirable lot at various beach
resorts. within 35 mi. from D. &C,
10 vERY III DESIRABLE LOTS, ad,oin-
for QUICK & sale. I Cal J J. Yst,s oCoNNoR, NSSiefo
ST. 3S22; ewes; 81. 1884, 31
densburg Peace Cross. suitable
Gt ePty WSter sRasbe isereste6 Sa ST0S
BRADLEY BLVD. EXT. - Lovely
with i5o-ft: frontage. AN 9tiis. in. IN
f Rr'6 g. sMpTay ee g.. Nj nj IstR hSl5ana
MT. RAINIER AREA. large corner
lot. 50x234. with all utils. avail
able: paved street; conv. TO every.
thing. Priced for quick sale at onlJ
$1,000. Call PERRY BOSWELL
INC, WA. 4500. Open until pm
SUBDIVISION GROUND. near Whea.
ton and Georgia ave. area; 1,600.
II. frontage; paved hwy; eas avail
able; water and sewer u mile
Estate property. Terms. half cash
Price. $500 per acre. Gan MAJ
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1417. !
KENSiNGT0N-Two adjoining leve
lots; utiIs. and streets I'M 81, 800 ea
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. SH. ITO;
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TRAILERS tcont. J
AUToMoTIYE MlscELLANEoUs
GARAGES

I WANT TO LEASE for own use, A.
repair garage. 81. 0765, evenings.
PARKING FOR L CAR. in rear Of
1907 o st. NV, So per month.
DI. 310O 81
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

CONN. Mr.. RING BLDG: ONCE
IT,. carpeted. Venetian blinds; in
beautiful small. modern building:
sataOs ons tsrn for sa.s embassy D1 cGTg s5a Or rm
8-R0oM SUITE Of over 500 SO. #.
KAss-BERGER. INC. EN-. sI0o.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS. with good
ofice furniture in suite. in quality
elevator bldg, near Mayflower; re-
ceptionist service. Ex OIL days.
ATTRACTIvE OFFICE. Suitable for
professional persons. RE. 7944.
S1o-92I 1Ith ST. N.w.-2nd f.. front
cars can be arranged; reas. rent.
RA. 1101 or TU. 1910. 3
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND Ks rms.
lrecep. rm.. 2 private rms). approx.
b0U So IT.; rent unfurn.; 500 mo.
DE WERE R. WELDON, Agent. Ex.
OFFICE 2f1i; SPACE IN WIRE BIDG..
air conditioned; available Feb. l..
Call Ma. 2575.
ENTIRE end FLOOR, over Kennedy
Electric Co., 920-922 Kennedy ST..
n.w.-Avail. immed.; SIZE per mo-;
heat and elec. furn. Phone OWNER,
RE. 7744 or Wo. 2s55. at night.
CORNER PA. AVE. AT 10th. e45 Pa.
ave. nw.-Bright. attractive Offices;
good location; reas. Apply SO +
st. NV, Room 10. 80
CORNER F ST. AT 9th. 627 9th st.
n.w.-Desirable ofiices; good down
town location; low rents. Apply $40
FsT. LoCATioN-Lge. bright rooms;
Low rents. LeDroit Bldg, S00-SI0
r st. NV. Apply Room 10. 80
IMMEDIATELY AvALABLE-Four-
room suite IN modern airscondi- s
f.; vic; Mayhower Hotel. Phone
Evans "a 5iBtiL iBBttiLDINe-142o New York
ave. NV. Available Immediately
euirements. PENN PROPERTIES,
Suite 6I6, Evans Bldg. ME. 1l07'
DOWNTOWN, AIR-CONDlTIONED
Century oo, Bids AZ i,svaar 5th Ste st nWm Ten
etian blinds. tiuorescent lights. etc
All services included Singles and
suites. Singles from S4S to S53 30
Parking available, CENTURY CO;
Rm; 101. 412 9TH st. NV RE
KASs BLDG.-Niee ONCE in lawyer
suite; Joint use of conference art
,Isseptton room. 81, o030.
NEW MODERN OkF1CE BLDO.i
rms, 2nd floor front, private res'
room, rubber tile floor. Desirable fos
doctor. insurance agent, architect
lawyer. accountant. New Hampshire
Just beyond d. C.. line. Very low
rent. BASILIKo INVESTMENT CO.
Mr.. Perry. DI. S724; eyes,, OIL. 0947
$500 so. Fl. lst foor air-condi.
toned space, located on K st. neal
the Statler; suitable for . nationa
organ. or brokerage. Call Mr.. Hol
land. H. g. SMITHY CO.. Sll 15ti
st. NV. ST. 1900. -3l
BETHESDA, MD.-New ONCE. 2lx2l
on Ground hoo: with pvt. entrance
rent Sl00 per mo. Call Mr.. Holland
H. @. sMITHY. s11 18th st. NV.
poTwvSToEN III sSSSi X ST. nr. G. W. vi Hos
pitai. suitable for any small bust
ness; reasonable; vacant; LIST moor
snd AND KENNEDY ST. Nw.--l lEe
rm, avail. In this mod. ONCE bldg.
suitable for architect, contr.. etc.
no parking problems. Call Mr.. Hol
land, H. g. SMTTHY CO.. Sl1 lott
st. NV. ST. 5000. I
noors. CONTAINING $3.50 and 500
%. It, each; available in moderI
once bldg. Call Mr.. Holland, H. g
sMITHY. sl1 18th st. nv. 81
OoVV' -
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81. 1000 SO. FT-coAMERcIAL
s122 N. Glebe rd., OF Lee hwy. Lots
156x4O0: zoned CO.: incl. improve
ments.. Next to theater. $1os000.
JAMES CARR. REALToR. Elk. 1900
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
TRUCK with 1. 2 or 8 men; moving
hauling: small Jobs speciality;
24-hr. sery. MI. 7948 or 10 9-956O
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LOTS o ACREAGE ron SALE
tConeimue3,
WOODED
100-FT FRONTAGE

Lovely residential sites In exclusive
North Arl. neighhorhood; all util-
tiles. SO. ESQ to $4.15O. Call Don
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
2212 Wilson Blvd, oW. p30O
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ALTA NG61A
Cor. Old GEORGETOWN I'd, and Charles
st. Choice lot. 144x145. Priced to
sell at $6.950.
JAMES CARR. REALToR. Elk. T40O
--3
WOODED LOTS, 81 $50 AND UP
lust OF Leesburg pike, Fairfax County
Va: n acre and larger. IA. 4-lSS0.
John II. Miller. Jr. & Bro. Realtors,
STRING VALLEY
Beautiful lot with trees. Close to all
conveniences. Owner anxious TO sell,
Call Mrs. Dawson, WO. 4162
MARSHALL j. WApLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 18th st. NV, DI. 33A6.
BURNT MILLS KNOLLs
Attention builders. beautiful sites foi
ramblers and hpng&loys. opp.
N. o: =. On New Hampshise ave.,
STEVEN O.. SELF. INC.
o34 Colesville rd., SH. 5000: eges.
WA. 67S9. J. Norman Aver,
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LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRsT-TRUsr LOANS on real estate;
low rates; to 8 year terms and
monthly payments. p !. WAISHE,
s Ec 1IB 1l5 lEyYoNn Eyeo St nF IE,sT IA AToaSs Stss
BARLOW REALTY CO; Realtors,
CASH ASH ON ist AND snd TRUST
quick settlement; white or colored
notes in D. c.. Md. and Va FULTON
r. GORDON, the Colorado Bldg.
lam and G sts. NV, DI. $50.
Brokers attention
CASH IN ONE DAY-2nd and 3rd
trust loans. RE. 1896; eyes,. AID.
Money ON SECOND rRusr-we
wi puy second trust notes. D. C..
nearby Md. or Va. .teasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
M.s MENT SoRsPPs 1912 N, Y, ave, NV
End TRUSTS BOUGHT. top prices;
immed. cash. Call day or night,
T. c. HOOVER, RA. 22sl OIL. eS7e.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for 1st.
End and 3rd MORTGAGES; nearby Nd.
properties. Call Mr.. Piercy. .JU.
$4,000. 319 Eig Bldg. Sill. 6pg.. Nd.
CONSTRUCTION AND COMBINED
1st AND 2nd TRUST LOANS
Arlington area: McCLAINE PROPER
TIES 2100 Wilson blvd. ia. 2-3300.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

Melt fat, add flour and
blend well. Add milk grad
ually, stirring constantly. Add
bouillon cube and SeaSoningS.
Stir until thickened. (ReServe
mushrooms and cheese for
topping.) Keep warm while
making crepeS.
Csepes
q ; eggs. beoten
9 " cup milk
Q " cup reody-n'i for poncokes
Combine beaten eggs and
milk. Add ready mix, STIR
ring until smooth. For each
crepe, place " teaspoon but
ter in 6-inch frying pan. Heat
until butter bubbles. Pour In
2 tablespoons batter, roll pan
until bottom Is coated, then
bake until Drowned on under
side, turn and bake. Keep
crepes hot on baking sheet in
warm oven. Put 2 tablespoons
filling at edge of each crepe.
Roll up jelly-roll fashion.
Place in shallow baking pan.
Pour sauce over filled crepes
and garniSh with mushrooms.
Sprinkle with ParmeSan
cheese and brown under
broiler. Serve at once.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
EW ROLES FOR AN OLD FAVORITE
BY Violet Faulkner
FOOD EDITOR

PANCAKES have been popu-
Il lar fare for many years,
not only as a first-rate break
fast dish but for lunch and
dinner. They've been rolled
and stacked, made delicately
thin and Of he-man thick
ness, served with sweet and
tart fruit sauces, and with
creamed mixtures. And with
each new recipe, they in
crease in popularity.
Here arestwo new versions
which can lead a double life
Danish pancakes to add a
touch Of sophistication to
your dinner party and French
titled pancakes for chatting
dish cookery.
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Mople-Fruit Souee


Q u lemon
u u osonse
q ! oPple
q z cups raw eronbesries
q ~ cups mopie- blended sirup
Remove seeds from lemon
and orange. Core. peel and
quarter apple. Put lemon,
orange, apple and cram
berries through medium
grinder. Add maple-blended
sirup and mix we'll. Chill In
refrigerator several hours or
longer to blend flavors. Serve
over Danish pancakes. Makes
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Donish Poneokes

IL
r-l 2 tablespoons sugor
Il ! teaspoon soft
g u teaspoon eordomom or "
teospoon nutmeg
g 4 eggs. we'll beaten
u l2s cups milk lot room
temperotvre)
9 u cup butter. melted
Sift flour once, measure,
add sugar, salt and spice.
and sift again. Combine eggs,
milk and butter. Add to
flour mixture gradually, beat
ing until smooth. Bake on
ungreased griddle, spread
ing quickly to make a thin g.
inch pancake. Use about 3
tablespoons of batter for each
pancake. When pancakes are
done, remove from griddle,
fold in half and then in half
again to form a triangle
shaped pancake. Arrange on
wire cake rack and place In
33O-degree oven to keep hot
until ready to serve. Use 8
to 4 pancakes for each Serv-
ing. Serve hot with maple
fruit sauce. Makes about 2
dozen 6-inch pancakes.
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312 cups. (Will keep for sew
eral days In refrigerator.)
Crepes lie Boeuf
Aux Mousserons
Filling
q ] tablespoon fot
. Y cup finely chopped onion
O ] pound ground beet
9 ] finely chopped sorlie Glove
Q u teaspoon popsik0
q ] teaspoon solt
q ] tobiespoon flour
g u cup milk
q ] tablespoon chopped parsley
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Melt fat, add onion, meat
and seasonings. Cook slowly
for 10 minutes, stirring oc-
casionally. Blend in -four
thoroughly. Add milk grad
ually, stir until thickened.
Cover and simmer for 10 min
utes, stirring occasionally. Just
before using add chopped
parsley. Keep warm while
making sauce and crepes.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-06

Hughes, trustee, Willoughby.
Same, lot oil, "a A. to
same.
Lake Lucerne Land Co., lot
&C, .38 A. to Robert A. and
Virginia w. Kemper, Chagrin
Falls.
BURTON TWP. - Edward J..
and Dorothy M. Nahrgang, lot
"a, 1 A. to Lester E. and Alice
L. Scheuring, Burton.
Trustees of Pleasant Hill
Church, lot 2, Church, l A. to
Burton Mennonite Church.
BURTON VILLAGE - Andrew
M. Miller, lot 35-11-12, HB,
2.15 A. to A. M. Miller Co.,
Inc, Burton.
Ruth A. Ferguson, lot 36-29,
HB, rs A. to Milton L. and
Isabelle N. Neill: Burton.
CHARDON TWP. - Gerald
Wearsch, lot 81, 11.19 A. to
Mildred V. Lawson, Cleveland
Heights.
CHARDON VILLAGE - Rose
Schmidt, lot 1856, H, 20 A. to
Doris Schmidt, Chardon.
Gerald Wearsch, lot 1877, .46
A. to Russell c. and Leroy
Vese, Chardon.
Frank Jansa, lot 1877, tavern
40 A. to The Hi-Life Ga part
nership), Chardon.
Same, lot 1877, 40 A. to
| same.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-06
4THE RECORD, CHARDoN, O.. MARCH 6, 1862
# o,,Ao.s.s

same.
Same, lot Is, B, saw mill,
9.72 A. to same.
Same, lot 16, Ctg., 115 A.
to same.
Same, lot II, 10 A. to same.
Lake Lucerne - Lake Lu-
cerne Land Co., lot 81, West
half, .07 A. to Don B. and
Florence N. Bagley.
Bivinham w. King, Jr., and
Mary Waugh King, lot 18-C,
80 A. to Contemporary Houses,
Inc, Chagrin Falls.
Lake Lucerne Land Co., lot
45M, .38 A. to Walter H.
Burchett, Shaker Heights.
Tillie Bodnar, lot 3-G, .38
A. to Grace Bodeinweber and
Howard B. Jefferson, Cleve-
land.
Same, lot 10 D. "a A. to
same.
Ethel Jones Campbell, lot IL
L, "a A. to Elinor Davies
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-06

Donald G. and Ruth S. Hum
mel, lot 1873 36, II A. to
Paul F. and Carolyn R. Alvord,
Chardon.
Same, lot 1887, H, IT A.
to same.
Same, lot 1888, 1T A. to
same.
CHESTER TWP. E. B. Car
baugh and E. P. Kerrnish, lot
II, 1.95 A. to William H. and
Marie A. Huffnagle, Chester
land.
MIDDLEFIELD TWP. - Jerry
]. Weaver, lot 16, so A. to
Jake D. and Elizabeth B. Mil
Ter, Middlefield.
Eli j. Byler, lot 35, Bldg,
As A. to David w. and Anna
Y. Gingerich, Middlefield.
Same, lot SO, SO A. to same.
Uri j. and Dena B. Cling
erich, lot IL, Bldgs., 1878 A.
to Ray and Blanche Harper.
MIDDLEFIELD VILLAGE
G.. w. McIlroy and G. H. Mu-
nav, lot 29, 81 A. to Nick
and Nina S. Marcu, Middlefield.
Andrew M. Miller, lot %,
so A. to A. M. Miller Co.,
Inc, Burton.
MUNSON TWP. - Mary ].
Hoislbauer, lot 10, HEB, 40 A.
to Patrick A. and Marguerite
Walsh, Cleveland.
Bertha w. KroWarZ, 1.50 A.
to Carole V. and Fred j. JAMS
sen, Cleveland.
NEWBURY TWP. - Laurance
R. Donovan, lot 36, z A. to
Erwin C. and Jean George,
Burton. ...
Kiwanis Realty Co.-Eugene
J. Buzzelli, lot I'LL, .O7 A.
to Halle and Beatrice Perdue,
| Cleveland.
Same, lot 112-1, .07 A. to
same.
PARKMAN TWP. - Clyde j.
and Ivan P. Flight, lot 8, %
A. to William A. Hopkins, Sr,,
Cleveland.
Same, lot 8, LIS A. to same.
Same, lot 4, H, henhouse, g.
so A. to same.
Donald A. and Frieda M
Bunce, lot 4, HB, 81 A. to
Steve and Theresa Hader, Park
man.
RUSSELL TWP. - Desc H. and
Anna May Patrick, lot 5, HG'
6O2 A. to Arthur G. and Vlr-
ginia D. Genske and Maude
S. Genske, Novelty, o.
THOMPSON TWP. - Andrew
M. Miller, lot 4, 6 A. to A. M
Miller Co., Inc, Burton.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-06

ST., Chardon, vs.. Norman B.
Creek, Cleveland, o. Divorce.
Dorothy M. Isley, Rt. 3,
Chardon, VS.. Raymond H. Islcy.
Divorce.
Rulings
George A. Barber, VS.. Mar
cia Barber. Motion for modi-
fication of temporary support
order continued until final
hearing.
Richard Glenn Hanna VS.. Ge-
auga Theater Co., Inc. Leave
granted the defendant, Village
of Chardon, to move or plead
to plaintiffs amended petition,
until March %, 1852.
Ella Mae Long VS.. Lawrence
H. Long. Motion for temporary
support heard and amount
fixed.
Eva Jane Weston VS.. Richard
Allen Weston, Sr. Motion to
show cause heard. Defendant
guilty of contempt, contempt
may be purged by compliance
with necessary conditions, o.
S. j., at defendants costs.
Mrs. Hazel BoWditch VS..
The Village of Chardon. Defen-
dant may move, or plead, by
March %, 1852.
Betty B. Carpenter VS.. James
Stewart Carpenter. In this ac-
tion for divorce, filed Feb. g.
1852, it is ordered that Roy w
Bonifield make an investigation
as to the character, family
relations, past conduct and fl
nancial worth of the parties,
and submit his report in writ
ing to the Court not later than
March Is, 1852. ID
Helen A. Wells VS.. Leon
E. Wells. Injunction as prayed
for by plaintiff allowed and TO
remain in force until further
order of the Court.
Emma Vesy VS.. Charles II,
Giles and Carolyn E. Giles
Trial to the court held and
concluded. Motion to dismiss
defendant Carolyn E. Giles
granted. Motion for judgment
for defendant Charles H. Giles
heard and submitted.
Appointment of William f
Niehus as Special Deputy Sher-
iff of Geauga County, by
Sheriff E. John Phelps, ap
proved by Judge William X
Thomas.
The Joseph A. Huber Realty
Co. VS.. William T. KroWarz
and Bertha w. KroWarZ. Or,
dered that motion of plaintiff.
company, concurred in by de-
PENDANTS, is granted and ordered
that petition be dismissed a.
to certain described premises
and that the action proceed a
to remainder of real property
described in the petition.
State of Ohio VS.. Charlie
Laing, Jack Cole, Claytol
Cole ct al. Owing to bad health
of Jack Cole it is ordered tina
defendant Jack Coles sentenc,
of As days shall terminate Feb
26, at 2 pm. instead of March 4
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-06

better or less expensive cooking appliance made;
BRYANT water heaters, which give you hot wa
ter whenever you want it for less than you have
ever paid before; SERVEL refrigerators, ahead by
ycars OF all the others for style, space and econo
my. INC:NORS, the newest, most modern way
70 g. ri1 Of refuse; and KITCHEN MAID first
al best i, XII chens.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-06
WeInyite

In opening office at this larger, more
convenient location, we hope to be able to give
you the very most you could want in fast and thor
ough service on all your gas needs.
Aside from this, we most happy now to
be able to give you display of all the finest in
modern appliances. This will include CALORIC
and MAGIC CHEF ranges, of which there is
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-06

~ a. 10 MILO w. ana ElVa M.
Click, Burton.
Probate Court
Estate of Arthur D. Bentley.
Application for release of es-
tate from administration filed.
Estate of r. H. BoStwick.
Will filed. Codicil filed, ad-
mitted to probate and record.
Executrix appointed.
Estate of Joseph Milo White,
aka. Milo White. Petition to
sell personal property filed.
Estate of Nora D. Brigham.
Final and distributive, account
filed.
Estate of Edward Henner.
Will filed.
Estate of Norman Spencer.
Administrative and appraisers
appointed.
In the matter of the Trust
created by Item III of the will
of Willard G. Stoner. First and
final account filed.
Estate of Ola Crittenden. Ap-
plication for release of estate
from administration filed. Ap-
plication for transfer of real
estate filed.
Estate of Anton Masl. First
and final account filed.
Estate of John G.. Honeywell,
aka. J. C. Honeywell. Will
filed, admitted to probate and
record. Executrix and appraisers
appointed.
Estate of Newton L. Brunner.
Schedule of claims filed.
Estate of Harland w. Bar
mum. Inventory and appraise-
ment filed.
Estate of James Cabalek.
Will filed.
Estate of Mary Veronica
Davidson, aka. Mary V. DaV-
idson. Will admitted to pro-
bate and record. Executrix ap-
pointed. Application for ap-
pointment and record of
appraisers filed. Appraisers
appointed.
Estate of Bert L. Arnold,
aka. Bert Aronold, aka. B.
L. Arnold. Report of newly dis
covered assets filed. Schedule
of claims filed.
Estate of Emma Brew Stone
man. Application for transfer
of real estate filed.
Estate of John A. Heeley.
Will admitted to probate and
record.
Estate of Joseph Baumgart-
ner, aka. Joe Baumgartner
aka. Josef Baumgartner
Schedule of claims filed.
Estate of Rosy Vondrasek
Inventory and appraisemen1
filed.
Marriage Licenses
Harold Duffey, 81, Burton
and Doris Chanson, 18, Burton
Warren L. Bowshot, 26, South
Euclid, and Florence Marjorie
Kocis, 81, Chesterland.
Common Pleas Court
New Cases
Bagdan M. Glinski, Ruth D
Glinski, Cleveland, VS.. Warren
E. Willert, Helen M. Willett
Cleveland, Grace Truman
Treasurer of Geauga County
Foreclosure.
Helen A. Wells, 143 Court
ST., Chardon, VS.. Leon E. Wells
Divorce.
Virginia Walsh, minor
Water st., Chardon, by Jennie
Zalar, next friend, VS.. John P
Walsh, Jr., a minor. Divorce
Erma Rose Creek, 316 South
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-26

kin's Machine Shop In Key West.
He has a brother, Robert, a cor
poral in the Army, who is at pre-
sent in Korea. Upon completion of
recruit training, Arevalo plans 10
be home on a ten day leave.
The curriculum of a Coast Guard
recruit is varied and extensive In
both a military and personal sense,
in order to meet the Services man.
fold needs. Military drill, seaman
ship, signalling, gunnery, and fire.
fighting are stressed in the class
room as well as in the field. The
men receive indoctrination on the
ways of service life and its disci-
pin and are instructed on practi-
cal firSt-aid methods and personal
hygiene. Daily physical education
periods help build sound minds and
bodies and encourage a competitive
spirit among the men. Their res
possibilities as citizens are also
stressed in weekly lectures.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-26
Spanish Class
Schedules Set
At San Carlos
Associated Press Phot<

The San Carlos Institute announ-
ces the Schedule Of Spanish Less
onS for adults as follows:
Monday $50 10 1880 PM. Be.
ginners.
Thursday as3O TO 4s3O Pm. Be-
ginners.
Friday 500 10 9tO0 pm, and
and Bird. Year Students.
Instructor Miss Benildes Rennond
Is also conducting the first year
Spanish Class sponsored by the
National Catholic Community Ser.
vice U.S.O. at 1921 Duval St. This
class just started. viii be held
every Tuesday from 7i3O 10 8:3C
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-26
The World Today
sy JAMES MARROW

WASHINGTON Up - The next
move-if any-in the Sen. Nixon
case seems to be up to Stephen
Mitchell, chairman Of the Demo
cratic National Committee.
Shortly after the disclosure last
week that CALIFORNIA; Clipped in
an SIS, 900 expense fund for Nixon,
Mitchell called on Gen. Eisenhow-
er to sack his vice presidential
running mate.
Mitchelps position was far stern
er than that of Gov. stevenson,
| who merely suggested that judg-
ment be suspended until all the
facts were in.
81 have more facts than Steven
son." Mitchell said when asked to
( explain the difference between his
i attitude and that Of the governors.
But this statement was made
when the case was still new and
before Nixon explained his side of
it Tuesday night in nationwide
radio-TV appearance.
It remains now unclear whether
Mitchell was talking about the fact
as explained by Nixon or whether
he had some other facts Of his
own.
Since he's running the Democrat
ic National Committee, If he had
any facts that could blow Nixon
out of the campaign, he could
be expected to cut loose with them.
| Eisenhower has had full week
in which to examine Nixon's case
and reach a deliberate decision on
whether to keep him on the Repub-
ican ticket.
And Eisenhower has said Nixon
is completely vindicatsd as man
of honor"
He caves Nixon his blessing in
an emotional reunion at Wheeling,
w. Va, Wednesday night.
From this point on if Mitchell
or other Democrats could produce
anything from up their sleeves that
badly damaged Nixon, more than
Nixon would be hurt: Eisenhower
would be, toe, since his judg
ment was involved in giving Nixon
a clean bill Of health.
Between the time of the disclo-
sure about Nixon's expense fund
last week and Tuesday night when
he explained it on TV, the Demo
Gratis made plenty of noise.
In comparison, they were fairly
quiet between the time of the TV
appearance and last night when
Eisenhower marched Nixon before
the Wheeling crowd with high
praise.
But even n e1ey can'S offer any.
thing else against Nixon, the Dem.
Ocrats aren't likely TO let him and
the general live in their reunion
happily for ever after. They'll pro.
: badly bang away at Nixon until
election day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-26
Johnny ArevalO
Undergoing CC
Training In n. J.

Johnny Arevalo, II, seaman re-
cruit, USCG, and son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Ares~' T-B Porter Place,
Key West, Fla, is now undergoing
the 12-week course of recruit train
ing at the u. S. Coast Guard Re-
ceiving Center, Cape May, N. j.,
where he is learning the basic
duties as a member of the nations
oldest seagoing force.
Arevalo attended Key West High
School and prior to entry in the
Coast Guard, on July II, 1852, was
employed as a ground man by Has
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