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Evening star., 1952-05-28
; Stolen Gold Bricks
Recovered by Police
By The Assoeioied Press

MONTREAL, May 28.-A Quebec
mining company got back three
stolen gold bricks-real ones
today but is still out a fourth.
Provincial police said last night
they had solved the $115,000 theft
with the arrest of two employees
OF East Malartic Mines, Ltd. Au-
thorities refused to identify the
men at present but said at least
one more arrest is expected.
They said three of the stolen
ingots had been recovered. The
fourth brick is expected to turn
up today.
The bricks were stolen last
Wednesday from the mine re-
flnery. Thieves burned open a
vault with an acetylene torch.
Police said the loot was found
hidden near the refinery and ex-
pressed belief the thieves intended
to haul it away later.
Evening star., 1952-05-28
Three Faculty Members
Promoted al Catholic j.

Catholic University has pro-
NOTED three faculty members tt
full professorships. and two others
to associate professorships.
Named full professors were
Maurice E. Weschler, head Of the
mechanical engineering depart.
ment and a faculty member since
1921; DR.. James Craig La Driere
professor of literary theory anc
criticism. and DR.. Giovanni Clio.
vanni, professor of English Ian.
guage and literature.
Promoted to associate professor.
from assistants were Miss Joseph.
inc Brown. Of the school of socia
studies. and DR.. John A. O'Brien
jr.. Of the biology department.
Evening star., 1952-05-28
Guerrilla Leader
Among Victims Of
Red China Purge
BY the Assoeio.sd Pres.

HONG KONG, May 28.-The
Communist Party purge now
sweeping through China has
claimed a Red guerrilla leader anc
the head Of the Kwangtung Prov
ince Famine Relief Committee.
The Canton Communist news.
paper Nan Fang reported that L
Pa-Tsai, who led the Red under
lground in the North River area be-
fore the Communists came to pow.
Ier in South China was fired from
his post. He has been deputy
magistrate of Yingtak County. Hi
joined the party in 1888.
The second victim was Chang
lChun-chi. Communist since 1886
and head Of famine relief ir
Kwangtung. Nan Fang said he
was held for trial.
| The two party functionarie.
we're charged with losing the cor.
rect stand" and failing. to diff.
ferentiate between friend and foe. ,
Evening star., 1952-05-28
AT Protests on Funds,
Is Accused Of Laq
On Mass Production
BY the Assoeinted Press

The Air Force protested con-
gressional economy moves yester-
|day-and was itself accused of
dragging its feet in mass produc-
ton Of air power.
Secretary of the Air Force
Finletter said this country will
never get the air power it needs
1T Congress persists in setting
limits on how much may be spent
yearly out of military funds al
ready appropriated.
He added that the economy ak
is biting into new budgets for
the future, just as the Air Forces
buildup problem becomes one of
money and not production"
Spending Curbs Attacked.
The secretary told the Senate
Preparedness Subcommittee that
House-voted appropriation cuts
and spending curbs would cause
a substantial diminution in the
striking power of the Air Force"
planned for the two years after
July /.
At the other end of the capitol.
meanwhile, Representative Gross.
Republican, Of Iowa told the
House that zone of the most sick
ening exhibitions Of inertia on
record" has left this country eight
or nine years behind Russia in
building up air power.
Red Mass Output Cited.
The Iowan said "the brass hats
in the Pentagon permitted the
United States to lose the battle
of aircraft production" by letting
the Reds get ahead in adoption
lof German-deviSed giant presses
for mass output of aircraft.
The Russians quickly took over
the German idea, Mr.. Gross said,
and have been mass producing
planes much as this country rolls
out automobiles.
He said the United States Air
Force did nothing about this for
a long time, but now Air Force
officers are in Europe with blank
checks in hand to attempt to buy
the castings" for the process in
Germany or France.
Evening star., 1952-05-28
Wife Of Coast Doctor
To Be Arraigned in Staying
BY the Associoted Press

LOS ANGELES, May 28.-Mrs.
Patricia G. Moore, Al, will be ar
raigned next Monday on q charge
of numbering her estranged hus-
band, DR.. Telford I. Moore. during
a quarrel.
The Staying took place at the
couples home in nearby Sherman
Oaks May 6.
Mrs. Moore told police she sho,
her husband. an eye specialist
after he beat her during an argu.
ment over finances. DR.. Moore
had come to the home to discuss
her suit for $3.50 back separate
maintenance and child support
she said. She has a son by DR.
Moore. Telford I. Moore, jr., z.
Evening star., 1952-05-28
Chancellor and Mrs. FiqI
Depart for Austria
BY the Asseeioied Press

NEW YORK, May 28.-Aus-
trian Chancellor DR.. Leopold Fig
has started for home after a visit
of about two weeks in this coun-
TRY.
President Truman has given his
assurance that ''he will do all ir
his power to help Austria regain
her full freedom and independ-
ence," Chancellor Figl said as hi
and his wife left Idlewild Airport
yesterday aboard q Paris-boun6
plane.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
rs Alwoys Wise TO Keep TUMS Handy

Nearly everyone is tempted by
favorite foods that cause acid indi.
gestion. But with Tums you can
make sour stomach worries thing
of the past. Pleasant-tasting Tums
neutralize excess acid almost
instantly. Yet Tums contain no
baking soda or other water soluble
alkalies. Can't over.alkalize-
Evening star., 1952-04-06

can't cause acid rebound. Just eat
or ) Tums after meals or when dis.
tressed from eating, drinking or
smoking too much. You'll be sur
prised how quickly they give you
relief-right in the tummy where
it's needed. Tums are still only lOc.
Get a handy roll today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19

TALLAHASSEE a. - Dndo Con-.
tvs q traffic deaths led IL st1to
during the nrst six months e 1os2.
Palm Beach County Was socon6
with -. Other lsadero woro puvaI
with IS deaths, HzllsborUueh VIA
80. Polk =, volnsia y. Pruward
IS, Orange y and lgoufoo. =.
Marion, Escambia and Lake had
10 each.
Only seven counties ~ thrUuoh
the first haR a. ~ yoax Milhous
= traflic death, DE Stata Hl9hWay
Pstrol reported. Ihoy aro Cllrus,
DeSoto, Gull. Hamiltun, Laray.
cite, Liberty and Suintnr.
OF the ~ traffic fhlaNt,os llstod
BY the patrol, ~ woro drivors
a automobiles. ~ wero paooonp
cars, . were pedestrians and three
were bicycle ridsrs struck ~ no.
tor vehicles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
Court Martial

WASHINGTON u Mai. Gen.
Robert VI. Grow win be tried on
July q at Fort George G. Meade,
Md. on charge Of writing military
secrets into I diary which ! Soviet
Spy photographed.
The Army Friday announced The
date for starting the court marital
before eight generals and said 4
win be closed to the public because
much Of the evidence win b q :
classified nature.
The Army said Grow. 81, kepl
the diary while military attache Il
the U. 5. embassy In Moscow. Last
year when the general visited
Frankfurt, Germany. the Army
said. Russian agent entered III
room and photographed portions
Of the diary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19

lace and crepe gown with white
accessories and Z ccrSage n royal
purple orchids and dainty veiled
cap.
Orchids also adorned the beige
with pink cast nylon gown worn BY
the groom's mother, Mrs. Anne De-
Lones. "A short veil Of matching
material served q her head dress.
As the couple knelt on satin
cushions afier The preliminary
sacred words IL the ceremony, Mr..
Hugh Mccarthy a Michigan sang
Mallote's The Lords Prayer. !"
The bride and groom then rose and
the little rinsbearer presented the
wedding bands Tor The final nuptial
rites.
After the marriage, friends, rel.
atises and guests attended : 70
ception held It the Elks Club. a
musical trio played wedding music
and popular ballads while The hum
dreds Of guests nned up 70 seret
he newlyweds.
In the reception linz we're Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Beryaldi. the brides
parents and Mr.. and Mrs.. De-
Lones. mother and stsp-father a
the groom. the happy couple and
the bridal attendants.
A huge TERED wedding cake cen
tered the brides table, topped with
miniature bridal couple Ii :
bower. Punch was served By Mrs..
h. Rodriguez and Mr.. Wilson Joi-
IL. Mrs. H0iion Bervaldi also 49,
sisted with the rseepeion arrange
menss.
The hride wss assisted " her
husband h cutting he wedding
cske. Delishtfal musical enlertain-
menf Was enjcyed.
After iAeiestivifies. ~ handsoms
couple len for ! honeymocn q Nj
ami Reach. Iha new Hrs, wade
mure . pink traseling ssit with
black accessories. Her corssee wns
II lavender orchids. The Wades o.
pe<s 10 - ii home ii Cain1esslle.
TIA. amer Anxnst Is where the
groom viii resume his stDdiee y
he university q Ficri6a. where b
a - -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19

shortly before eight o'clock In
The evening, the friends and rel.
ssives az the bride and groom
filled the the church 10 capacity
and hundreds az onlookers
crowded about the doors and
windows. comprising the largest
turnout of Key Westers at any
date on The social calendar this
year
The church pews were decorat-
Cd with bows Of white satin and
white gladloias and pink and
white carnations. The altar.
thanked ~ palms and tall has-
kesx 81 white gladiolas. Was cen
tered by 4 huge bowl oi pink
ard white cat flowers and fern.
Two seven flame ssndelahra h
Illuminated the inspired setting.
A white carpet extended from
the garlanded prienx deux back
slong the center aisle to the en-
trance.
Nuptiai music was played BY
organiss Mrs. Claude Salts be
fore the entrance IL the bridal
party and lyric soprano, Miss
helen Bell AZ Daytona Beach
sang I.ippe's How Do I Love
Thee,s % Perfect Love BY
Barnby ard the lovely old song,
Fl Love You Truly. while the
audience waited in anticipation
Cor the entry 81 the bride
As the stirring strains 81 the
Lchengrsn Medding MaKsh
sounded On the organ. the pro.
eesssonaI 10 the altar began. led
BY the escort 81 grucsnsasaef y
white dinner Jackets and fognsl
troasers, like that n The xrcoms'
and the best man. who was
Parker Mshzn. The groomxnaen
also served ~ ushers md in
Guided Deans Jolly. Frank Nsn-
cent Rsrvaldi. Paul Gshson
john Eriekson a. Norfolk. Va
sll cousins a. the hTsde: snd
Fred Sher. Bill Reh.nSon. Jsznes
Baker and ckarl<s AuxaeE.
The msssOn - hnnns. Mrs
Dorothy Faigrl0sh. ! eoassn 4
the brides fsom D<ixxy Besxn.
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ssWILL FIGHT IN
nps.nvn paOa nun1

s'ill advised. He also commended
hat the contract does not offer any
benefit 70 the club and that he Is
n favor d local handling Of the
advertising. Twenty signs were
sold and erected q the stadium BY
the out-of-town concern.
According to th1 contract the
club receives IS percent Of the pro-
ceeds d the advertising as well as
= percent IT The net profit on the
scOrecards.
II Is also the opinion OF Gomez
that advertisers bought signs sim.
ply % benefit the club.
a possible legal battle was indi-
Gated when Gomez said that he
would carry his protest to the cir
cult court Il necessary.
Other membars II The board Of
directors q ~ club include: Moni
Co0ez. Joe Cabrera. G. w. Mont
eomsry. Cecil carbonell. Louis
Cax0onsu. Ignatius Lester. Lance
LESTER. IT., Benny Fernandez and
uT. julio DaPoo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19

the bridesmaids: the Junior
bridesmaid, jeanne Hatchins,
niece Of the groom from Massa-
chusetts, md the bevy Of flower
girls, were gowned in the favor
ito coloFs Of the bride. shades III
purple ranging from true violet
Of the satin bodices through the
delicate lilac of the houffant nylon
net skirts. Each gown was fash
ioned In an off-the shoulder style.
Each attendant wore d tiny nylon
net cap and carried arm bouquets
u purple and lavender and pink
axters.
The flower girls wore coronets a
dainty blossoms Ia pink and violet
Mrs. Faircloth and Miss yvonne
Dionne, maid a honor from pensa.
cola. Fla. carried arm bouquets 81
lighter pink asters.
The bridesmaids were Mss
JACKIE Jolly. cousin az the bride.
Sarah Lowe. Virginia Russell. III.
anne Auxler. Ellen Coursen of HI.
ami ard I.orrsine Nostsge Mahan.
also q cousin a the brides.
As the procession ended. the
lovely bride entered escorted b
her father. Carl Beryslli.
The note IL high drama was &c,
eensusted 81 the magnificent cath
edral train a. heT wedding goWr
created IL Freneh imported plan
d -anKe lace over white satin The
lavish swiri az lace sweps behind
her filing the church aisle Ia :
cascade a. patterned i0seliness'
he lonK lifted hodlre AZ he dreks
featured hard elirped lace with 70.
versed spanIlettes ard sn olTthe'
sheusdxr TOP aIlcxinx her lilnxice
fuaE TERED vel - frame the hTide'l
radiant taee. The scii's rrown Nj
esnghs % dainsy lace cap q
plan d'ange- So esrried ! hcsQnel
q starry ahiis stephanotis ard To
rlnk lipped whil< urxASds. IL Con.
PETE snssmhls as . porsrsis u
Ersce and beauty . msseA -
hride's sharm.
Tie hra6es nso1her. Ms CIR
E<zsalal. sppearsd i ! hlasa %
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19

HOMETOWN. q. S. A. ii =
Wilbur Feeble, Americas average
man. came home from work to
find his wife inriousIy tossing
clothing into ! suitcase.
Now. what have I done wrong?"
asked Wilbur. surprised.
Nothing, silly. =
what are you packing for
then?'s
IAN old school friend d mine
who lives ii Chicago Has invited
me 10 50 out there and attend
the Democratic National Conven-
ton, said Trellis Nae. "And I'm
going.
"What do you know about poll
tics?n jeered Wilbur.
81 know IS much as the average
Democrat does Is this moment, !"
replied bis wife.
A woman's place Is in BE-
gan Wilbur.
is in Chicago, |" finished TrelIis
Mae. Maybe those Democrats
Democrats could use 1 few femi-
nine suggestions 81 budget bal
ancing. 2
There was ! don't you argue
with me anymore. look on her
face. 50 Wilbur kept silent. A few
movements later she had finished
packing, and Wilbur drove her out
to the airport.
Trellis Mae kissed him goodbye
and said, Your clean suits are Ia
the closet, there's some food IN
the icebox, and Be i good boy and
stay out Of trouble, and"
write me every day, |" said WI
bur, land don't talk to any strange
men. =
'I won't--I will, " said Trellis
Mae. II mean viii --and | won't. "
As she started 70 board The plane
wilbur called. Does your wom-
anly intuition tell you who the
Democrats are going to nomi-
mater
| mot yet said Trellis Mae
gaily. "But Bryan's chances are
getting better every day. =
iEdiior's note: Trsllls Macs
lsttsrs home, slvin0 : weman's
Insight en- setislliss ~ ~ chi.
esse ponlksY ssrsnsde viii -
puhlished daily II Mis- nswspspsr
starting Menday).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19

sAStSAfo9 AOtu 0UtUk1y kaKAeK
day, August ! and :, 1t the Barr
nights win Be 1t $50 >. m.
The play, FOR Better or
Worse" directed BY Anna Glare
Topmiller, i BY Susie Smith Sim
clair with I setting IN the blue
Ridge Mountains Of the Carolinas.
IL hillbilly atmosphere and &C
tion = Woll done with 1 cast
headed BY sally West who takes
the role Of the mother. Della Tate.
Mrs. West has been I resident 81
Key West for the past i've years.
She halls from New York State.
During college days in Chicago,
she WIS active IN theater work
and consider this ! return 70 her
favorite hobby.
Hen Tate, the neer-do-well hus-
band, h played ~ Jack Clarke
who, - I eroat oxtent, = reapCn-
sfble Tor the Workshop Program
this summer. This i his second
role q . PA" the last one being
IN . one-act play by Tennessee
Williams, ssThe Unsatisfactory
Suppef.s He y the Weep 81 The
Players, and II u his initiative
which started the summer activity
q The group.
Playing Aunt Dicsy. Z noun.
tain ''yarb. woman, Is Gertrude
Splaine. As m aged granny. she
has taken over . role that requires
skill and which b Z challenge 10
her considerable ability and
BACKGROUND in theater work. In
sKind Lady" she was cast q !
Cockney woman and in Tennessee
Williams fantasy, The Case Of
the Crushed Petunias,s she was
the @sniffins customer" She
knows how 70 put huInor into
her Characterization.
Newcomers to the Players fill
out The supporting roles. Jim
Withereu has the part Of Shad
Tate, the youngest son Of the
clan who Is always 'tard." With
erell has had acting experience
with the Norfolk Theater Guild
ana 4 : welcome addition 70 the
group.
Roy Tate, the sdrinkin" son
= portrayed BY Fred Schsll who
has been stationed in Key West
for nearly four years. He ID from
Waterbury, Conn, and worked
with the Footiighters be3ors
| oosning here with the Navy. He
looks like I top candidate ton
roles.
Betty Ladd, native Key Wssteri
resembles the famous Daisy M
| or LII Abner tame. She makes hei
| debut with the Players q Eldorl
Tate. wife Of i mountaineer.
| Stage manager Is Don Pearson
from the AUW school DON ak
| appears in : funny dialogue, 'sYot
IWere Perfectly Fine" with Gladly
| Jackson (Shop Hopper Jaxon)
| The twosome bit il from the WHY
pen Of Dorothy Parker and 4
directed by Toni Harms, who Z
also directing the other skit and
| : y.onolna1,a.
Mrs. Harms viii be one Of the
participants In the Dialogue
aHere We Are with I'd Giesbert
The playlst ID about two honey
mocners who have more mis-
understandings than the recent
Republican convention delegates.
Assisting with stagecraft are
Jeanne and Ski Skewis. also new
corners to the Players Norman
Street VIII handle the lighting.
The ct for the one-act play. was
constructed under the veteran
shill Of Burt Garrett. Publicity
i being handled by Dorothy Ray.
uaer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19

JULY Is
Youth for Christ Rally. FLEMING
street Meth0osst Church. "a
Fleming streat. 7::So Pm.
Youth Center dance, wesley
houss, 7:3o pm.
MONDAY. July n
Icy West Temple No. 70, Py-
thian Sisters, Knights 81 Py-
ihias Hall, 7:3o pm.
w. s. C. S. Of Ley Memorial
Methodist Church. annex. 7::3o
pm.
General meeting 81 Women 81
First Presbyterian Church, 1t
church. 3 pm.
Elizabeth Taylor circle of WMu
q First Baptist Church, annex,
: pm.
Juvenile Council, meeting Il
Clinic Bldg. 8 pm.
Sock social, WSCS 81 Fleming
Street Methodist Church, social
hall, 7:l5 pm.
JESDAY. July ~
Order At DeMoIay Boys, Scottish
Rite Temple, 7:30 pm.
v. j. w. Ladies' Auxiliary, Post
Home On Elizabeth ST., s pm.
SPARKLING Waters Rebekah Lodge
No. II, *. Of r. Hall, 8 pm.
Ever Ready Star Club. : pm,
meeting.
Dr.. Felix Varela Lodge No. 81,
90 Elizabeth St., 8 pm.
Ladies' Auxiliary Arthur Sawyer
Unit No. q. Legion Post Home,
3 pm
JayShees meeting ct clubhouse,
1850 pm.
Olnner meeting. Kiwanis Club
q Casa Cayo Hueso restaur
ant, e:lS p. m.
Youth tor Christ Bihle Study. TN
pm. Fleming street Methodist
WEDNESDAY, JULY -
Ladies' Day Coli Tournament. &.
". Coll Course. > I. n.
Meetine, Junior ca. Commerce
clubhouse, Z pm.
Messing. Island City Navy Wives
Club No q. Bids. ia n. 9.
1870 an.
Junior Dshs meeting 1t Woman'i
Club, 1850 pm.
American Legion, Arthur Sawyer
Post No. q, Post Tome. 8 pm
Scottish Rite Bodies. meeting
Scottish Rite Temple. 8 pm.
FAWTU O.W.C. luncheon, place
10 b announced.
THURSDAY, July ~
Rotary Club luncheon Ct l2:ls
pm 81 Paul's parish hall
Fleet Reserve Ladies' Aux. Uni
S, regular coffee, 10 am
Beach Patio, Naval Station.
Navy Wives' Bowling League
Ms, ] pm. Also open bowling
FRIDAY, July -
Meeting alcoholics Anonymous
First Presbyterian Church.
pm.
Nesting, Knight Of Pythias, Py
than Hall. 72s Fleming st.. :
Z pm.
Fern Chapter, No. n. Order Q
Eastern star. Scottish Rit'
Temple. . pm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
State Barber
Inspector Hare

J. Z. Huttoo, stats Darhcr h.
spector = n toWn fur his enaF1erlv
inspection q Ksy WeSt harber
shops.
He dropped n Ills moeafne .
see Sheriff Berlin Sawyof. ! lne.
mer barber himso1f.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
Shades or The Brides FaUOrife Color
HigEIigIt OF BerUaIdi-W ade Wedding

Deep purple and misty lilac with touches Of pink heightened
beauty wedding last night when Faye Elizabeth
Berysd united Richard Archer Wade The
Old Stone First Methodist Church with
By the Rev Paul Touchon and the Rev
T. Statham al the Fleming Street Methodist Church
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
SUMMER DRAWS
Continued From PaUs Oil

TIE season has heoa usnorally
good.
Though only Ne pear round ~.
taurants aro operating noW, 1Aoy
are serving q fair I'D crowds.
Beaches. eoGlnEy, ely and ri
vate win dll - ncw Tat ~ woa-
Their has calmed down, 4 wao pge-
dicted. Last weeks rain Mashsd
out touxises' tan. This weeks en-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
Players Summer Workshop Programs
Will Be Presented On Auglist Ind 2

The Summer Workshop Program Of the Key West Players has
blosomed production with oneact play and three
Dorothy Parker presented Friday and Saur
day. Theater Curtain time Tor both
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
apply To W cd

Joseph Gail. n. Boca Chica. and
MA G. Connolly, -, London. Eng
land, have APPLIED In ] marriage
kesnse q the Office a County
Judee naymnnd h. Lord.
Alfonso carter. n. sesplsne BASE
and Louise Franklin. n. rs Gal.
weston Lsne have also sppiied for
! license.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
Unique Dance
Enjoyed At ~"
On Thursday

Thursday nieht's dance m IL
recreation hall at he USo YMCA
Vas 4 waist Dance and al a.
tending had 70 pay one cent for
every Inch u waist. Waists q ~
dimentinns we're measured Il IL
doors W hostesses 81 The ESQ. ana
each serviesmsn was given 3 door
ticket entitlins him 70 . chance
fnr ~ dor prize.
h prize for ne smallest wait
was 20 ~ "a Sturkey a. Hoca
Chiea. Mko received an identifica-
I'm hraceist- II largest waist b.
Ionged 10 John Pits Il the Naval
Satioa Mo received pair d sun
GlasSos
II dor prime mas awarded q
i ere1ik card d he uS0 snack
h9r Ms AWARDED b Allan Windie
a IL Ena1r School. Refreshments
were served ~ he ESQ hostexses
% ialesmissioa. Gus Aysla ard ~
eemhs p1ayed - H. dsnee frun
= - II Pm.
--~-~--~~---s-~~~-~~-~~~-
Sinre The hoilins paint d
oxyBen = higher than mt ct
nikroosA H. txo easees i -
~ ny - sspsrsted ~ iiqui1y-
- air snd boiling off ~ nitro
Eoea
conkly .x16xnled krcm FiuriSn
&nte unfssrsi<y uifA - deerse q
nssAoanr u Mnxie Edn<atinn. -
= ne1Asx = xiEms AlpA1 Ida.
mMn1e hnnnrsry. - tnEmer Nh
nerxs1I = s<zznnia9 hiun6e hesu.
~ a. uas saiex1ed = Mlss ~
he1x - -.
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Is
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Carl
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Clecpatra wore pearl earrings
worth. u todsy's currency. i mil
li0n md ! hall dollars 81 the ceie-
hrsted banquet for Marx An
tony.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-08-21
Plan Extension Of
Two Chardon Streets

Allynd blvd. and Downing
rd. are being extended east
of Maple ave. about 700 feet
and are connected at their
east end by a cross street, ac-
cording to DR.. w. E. Allyn,
owner of large acreage in that
section of Chardon village.
This extension will make
available Is or 20 fine building
sites not far from the new
school. There are several large
wooded lots on both streets and
the sewer is already installed
on Downing I'd.
The Allynd blvd. extension
follows a graceful curve al
most to the second rocky
cellar.