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Evening star., 1952-12-06
French PLAYS
Coming Here

Nine. Bonnet, wife of the
French Ambassador, announced
yesterday that the noted French
comedy team of Jean-Louis Bar
rault and Madeleine Renaud, now
playing at the Ziegfeld theater in
New York, will give a performance
in Washington. They are COM
ing here at the request of the
Ambassadors.
On Sunday, December q they
will present at the Shubert theater
LES FausseS Condolences an
18th century play by Marivaux,
and "Impromptu de Marigny", a
revue of amusing and talented
presentations by the entire COM
pany. The latter came about as
a result of one evening in Paris
when the company had a sched-
uled play at the Marigny theater
and two actors became ill at the
last moment. The play could not
be presented but they quickly sub
stltuted a spontaneous show of
each actors speciality. The result
was such a bowling success, says
Nine. Bonnet, that the impromptu
performance was made a per-
manent part of their repertoire.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Winter Dance
Takes Place
AT SuIgrove
Washington's first Winter Dance,

WaShlngton'S first Winter Dance,
IA white-tie affair and prob
ably the first of a series, was
held last night at the Sulgrave
Club. A subscription party featur-
ing Ruby Newman's orchestra
from New York, it lasted from
10:30 till after in the morning.
Numerous dinners preceded the
dance. Mr.. and Mrs. Judson
Bowles, members of the dance
committee that also included Col
and Mrs. j. Hunter Drum and
Mr.. James Preston Parks, enter
tained nine friends in their
Georgetown home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Middle
ton Hill had a few friends in to
dinner. Mr.. Monroe Hunter was
host to group of IA at the Carl
ton Hotel, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Schenck entertained in their Bel
mont road residence and other
dinner hosts were Mr.. and Mrs
Beverly Mason, Mrs. Katherine
Byron and Mr.. Donald Downs.
Mrs. Julie Ansberry, who is
fresh from Europe and is staying
with Col. and Mrs. Drum until
Wednesday. was among the
BoWles' dinner guests. She re-
turned about 10 days ago after
four months abroad and stopped
in New York for a week. Having
rented her Woodland drive house
she may take an apartment here
later after driving her mother to
Florida for Christmas. Sonora de
Echegaray of the Spanish En-
bassy will give a welcome back
luncheon for her in the Palladian
Room of the Shoreham Hotel to-
day, Mrs. James McSherry VIM
Isatt will be hostess at a luncheon
for her Monday at the Sulgrave
Club and on Tuesday Mrs. Bruce
Fannestock. jr., will entertain for
her at the Sulgrave Clubs dinner
dance.
Other guests of the Bowles'
were Solicitor General Walter
Cummings. jr., whose wife has not
Joined him here yet from Chicago
Mr.. Elovius Mangor Of the Nor
wegian Embassy, Mrs. Granger
Bodfish. Mr.. George Toomey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Waggaman
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Peter
Reed and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
MacCracken were in Mr.. Hunters
party which also included Miss
Nancy Thomas. Mrs. Davidson
Sheridan, Mr.. Maurice Selinger,
Ijr., Miss Joan EXnicios, Miss
Diana Oreamuno, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Werlich, Mr.. Norbourne
Robinson and Mr.. Alfred Nelson.
Attending Mr.. and Mrs.
Schenck's dinner were Mrs. Rou-
ben Mamoulian. wife of the film
director; Mrs. Robert Considine,
Mrs. George Hartman, Senor Luis
Machado. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Henle, Miss Dolly Corbin, Comdr
Francis Garvan. Mrs. Richard
Cowell, Col. Andrew Greer, Mr..
Jack Logan. Mrs. Hope Ridings
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Durries Crane
and Mr.. Eugene Owens.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Box Purtv

A box party will be sponsored
by the Tifereth Israel Sisterhood
at 8 pm. tomorrow at the syna-
gogue.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Film on Israel
To Be Featured

Israel Diary" a color ano
sound film produced by Pioneer
Women in Israel will have its in
itial Washington showing at 6
musicale to be given by the Ha-
tikva Club of the Greater Wash
ington Council Pioneer Womer
on Tuesday evening in Pierce Hall
The movie presents a tour ot
Israel and introduces the person.
mel of the Moetzet Hopoalot
which is Pioneer Women's sister
organization in Israel.
The musicale program will in.
clude selections by Miltor
Schwartz, violinist, as well a.
modern dance presentations by
Rose Levy.
Mrs. Max SchWarts is program
chairman of the event.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Society and Clubs
Thoi|ond Embassy Party
Honors Kings Birthday

society, with an unusually large
number of diplomats in the com
pany. The dean of the corps
Norwegian Ambassador and Mrs
Munthe de Morgenstierne were
there and from Eastern countries
came Chinese Ambassador ano
Nine. Koo. Burmese Ambassador
and Mrs. James Darlington, Nine
Yang, wife Of the Korean AM
bassador; Philippine Ambassador
and Mrs. Carlos Romulo, doWr
from New York for the week end;
apaneSe Ambassador Eikich
Araki and Cambodian Ambassador
Nong Kimny.
Europeans Included
French Ambassador and Nine
Bonnet were there, also Polish
Ambassador and Nine. Winiewicz
Irish Ambassador and Mrs. John
j. Hearne, Nine. Popovic, wife OF
the Yugoslav Ambassador; Portu-
.gese Ambassador and Senhora
ESteveS Fernandes, Spanish Am
bassador and Sonora de Lequerica
Swiss Minister and Nine. Brugg-
mann, Luxembourg Minister AND
Nine. LeGallais. Finnish Minister
Johan Albert Nykopp, Latvia n
harge d'AffaireS and Nine
Feldmans and German Charge
d'Affaires and Mrs. Helm
Krekeler.
The large number of diplomats
at the reception also included
Canadian Ambassador and Mrs
Hume Wrong, Dominican Am
bassador and Sonora de Thomen
Afghanistan A m sSador and
Princess Zebra Naim, Honduran
Ambassador and Sonora de Vale
Paraguay Ambassador and Sonora
de Boettner, Costa Rican Am
bassador and Sonora de Oreamu-
no, Uruguayan Ambassador and
Sonora de Mora, Australian Am
bassador and Lady Spender
Argentine Ambassador and Sonora
de PaZ, Cuban Ambassador and
Sonora de Concheso, Iran Am
bassador and Nine. Saleh and
Indian Ambassador and Nine
Mehta.
Popularity of Hosts
The popularity of the Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Sarasin was at
tested to yesterday in the large
number of guests who attended
the party. Undersecretary of State
and Mrs. David K. E. Bruce
offered their Fluctuations for King
Phumiphon to the Ambassador
and Nine. SaraSin. Others from
the State Department circle in
cluded Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. John D. Hickerson
Assistant Secretary and Mrs. John
M. Allison, Chief of Protocol and
Mrs. John F.. Simmons, Deputy
Chief and Mrs. Raymond D. Muir
Deputy Assistant Secretary and
Mrs. DurWard V. Sandifer, Mr.
and Mrs. Alexis johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Bonsal, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert E. Hoey and Mr.. and Mrs
Jack B. Tate.
Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Charles F. Brannan were
present as were Associate Justice
William o. Douglas. enator
Theodore F. Green. Assistant to
the President and Mrs. John r.
S tie Imam and former United
States Ambassador and Mrs Mel
son T. johnson.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
By Katherine M. Brooks

King Phumiphon of Thailand
was born December S. 1927 and
his Ambassador. Mr.. Pote Sarasin,
with Nine. Sarasin, gave a recep-
tion yesterday in their Washing
ton Embassy to celebrate the
anniversary. Ambassador and
Nine. Sarasin were assisted in
receiving by their daughter. Miss
Pimsiri Sarasin and the two ladies
wore native costumes - Nine
Sarasin in yellow and her daugh-
ter in navy blue.
The guests numbered half a
thousand and were representative
of the many circles of Capital
Evening star., 1952-12-06

DR.. Norman Taub, director Of
education and training of the
hospital, will describe its general
facilities and policies to the group.
The tour is part of the clubs
program this year to study COM
munity needs.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
d. c. AAUW Group To Tour Hospital

Members of the Washington
Branch of the American Asso-
citation of University Women un-
der the direction of their social
studies committee will pay visit
to st. Elizabeths Hospital this
afternoon.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
PI0nnino Dinner

Capt. and Mrs. Theodore c.
Aylward will entertain at a small
dinner next Saturday in honor of
Miss Josephine Muslin of Rose
mont. Pa. who is the weekend
guest of Capt. and Mrs. Phillip
w. SYnder- ir.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Democratic Club
cancels Reception

A reception tomorrow at the
Woman's National Democratic
Club is among the events cancelled
because of the death of Mrs. David
w. Wallace, mother of Mrs. Tru-
man. The President and Mrs
Truman were to have been hon.
ored at the affair.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Student ProQrum

Students of the Marjorie
Webster Junior College presented
program yesterday before the
drama section of the Newcomt
Club of Bethesda at the home OF
| Mrs. Burrell Marsh.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-04

Mrs. Theodore Renninger, Pitts
5ulgh, Pa, is visiting Miss nellie
A. Shaffer this week.
Miss Mary X. Williams spent
last Wednesday at Lost River state
park in West Virginia.
Mrs. William D. Bittle and
daughter, Mary H., have returned
to their home in Parkersburg, W.
Va, after spending a few days in
Oakland with her aunt, Mrs Dora
Martin.
The Republican Women's club
will have meeting Friday, Sep
temEer 70, nj s p. m, in the As
scmbly room Of St. Paul's Meth
odist church. The meeting is an inn
poltant one. according to Officers,
and all members and Interested
persons are being urged to attend.
During the Autumn Glory fcsti-
val there are two turkey shoots
planned at the Bowman Field in
McIIcnry, it was annom ed by
Charles l.. Brlner. secretary TO the
MI. Top Chamber of Commerce.
They VIII he held ON Saturday De
tobcr I, and Saturday. October H..
John W. Herman, former County
Commissioner, who has been i'm
poor health for the past six months,
has been critically i'll for the past
two week. AT his farm home near
Accident Mr. Herman, Il years
OF age. was member of the Board
of County Commissioners for two
terms. but not in succession. He
served from 1894 To 1898, and from
1912 to 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Bowman
and daughter, Nickic. Jean, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and MIS-. David Bowman, of Crel-
lin. Mrs. David Bowman and son.
Robert. returned to Crcllin from
Salem. Ohio, where they had spent
the last week of August with Mrs.
Jasper Bowman. Mr. Jasper Bow
man has accepted "A position a an
insurance claims adiustcr with an
automobile club insurance company
and is located at Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Complete Study

The Juvenile Study committee
has completed its work, according
to Rev. John j. Atwell, chairman.
The committee was named some
months ago To make study and
submit its rcoort to the Commits
sionels. Rev. Atwell said the corr
mittee would turn in the report to
the Commissioners in time for them
to turn it ever to the Grand july
on September s. A request for such
a report was asked by the March
grand Jury.
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many states, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
man will return to their newly
purchased and furnished home on
Patterson Ave, Cumberland.
Mrs. Hartman is graduate Of
Glautsyille High school. class Of
1914. She owns and operates her
own beauty shop in Cumberland.
She was graduated from Martins
Beauty Culture School at Martins
burg in 1915. Mr.. Hartman served
three years in Germany in World
War II and is employed by his
uncle as a salesman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-04
ACCIDENT

Mrs. Susanna Schmale visited
her sister. Mrs Barbara Swcitzor,
al Terra Alta. W. Va, recently.
The Sehmaic reunion was held
on Saturday. August % at Ava
lawn. Pa Attending from Acct
dent were Mrs. G. Schmalc, Mr..
and Mrs. Orlando Hetrck and
three sons, Mn. and Mrs. Glenn
Maltz and children. Plans were
made for an annual affair, and is
to he held at Mrs. c. Schmalc's at
Accident in 1858.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-04
MARRIED

Martin-DeWitt Mrs. John W.
Dewitt, of Crellin. announces the
marriage of her daughter, Betty
Louise. Go Delano Martin, son oil
1lr. and NIrs. Hubert Martin, Of.
Swallow Fails.
The wedding took place at the
home of the bride ON Saturday.
August 23, with Rev. j. G. Skipper
officiating About forty were in|
attendance.
The bride wore cocoa brown
suit with dark brown accessories
and a yellow rosebud eorsage.
A reception was held at the home
of her mother following the cere-
mony. The bride is employed at
the Sturgiss Pharmacy in Oakland.
She was graduated from Oakland
High school in 1919. The groom is
carpenter for c. c. Mason, mm-
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-04
Local Neqvs

II. c.. were weekend quests of
relatives.
MIS- george f. Coddngton' Sr,
nm operation in Memorial bo.pital
Cumberland.
MIS- Flancls fIumIy and Mrs.
GRACE 'eiiilcs, Philadelphia ia"
Navlor this week.
VIZ ana MIS- Stanley Mogul,
Baltimore we've weekend guests
OF the iatt'r > SISTER, Mrs. f. II.
'heIe number : 81 the Lutheran
chui'l VIII meet heNt Wednesday
evening at the home OF MIS-. Min
h'is 7choch' beginning al $40 p.
Dr' ana MIS- tiWood Buchman
ana children Iowa CITY, Iowa are
NlSlt'Ig MIS-. buchihall $ mother
MIS- "l'oES le!u' ana othef rela-
MIS- "uI d. Mayor was hostess
10 Ine'.oers Oh One EXECUTIVE coun-
ell ol the Mo"felleId district "SCS
Officers at hcl nome Wednesday
Mr. ana mrs. FfehtiSS II. Porter
ana son DAVID Oh near baltimore
returned 10 men nome altef a VISIT
mere ana !" MI Lake FarN WIN
NI' ana MIS-. Harold leelS ana
oau&N,PrS' OF uhhFl'oh W, va"
SPe"t 'ne Weeh-eho mere win Mf,
an" Mrs Ul"dSVohe D. MOTIFS ana
MIS-. BONNIE N"lnouh ana daugh-
teiS' surrey ana J"cqueillle' OF
he'i ilouSe' spent l'Sl week va
C"Iioi''is III +ASIV"pula' O'' ana
F|n'"'Uhi"g' "a
MISS 'iaIora hhot'S' rafSonS' W.
d. mas a'eep'eu " PoSi'.ol III lhe
N''iI''' ooun'S Nien'orIal "ospltal
: as nurse 9he IS Stayihg at the
FaINeil'Oelh nome NEARBY
c. IT. FalLepstein. lTorgantown
w. va ana son Ohaf!es falkeh-
. .'Iil' ol near Or"heSNiile' visited
. Ihe former oIouheI' d. W. FalNeh-
. STEM Oh MoH""y afternoon
Ma. and Mrs Toslio IT Rode
beavc,. and tbree Of then, children
. spent the hoIloayS at brocNWa!'
H. NSl'lhg MI houeheaVef 5
ofo'"e'' l"'.NeI p i'o"eie"Ne''
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisher Win
chester Va were visitors on Tues
, dav and attended the onanino
meeting Oh inc Oroer Oh Eastern
. 9Iar' ne rlSlefs were former resi-
. uehtS'
The local cbanter Of The Orde,
If Ea.+o,n stan. convened Tuesday
ovoni,o follovino - snn,r,o,. re-
Goes Nronbnr. moi Of Gao for -
. covered dlSh dIililer' preceding Ihe
meeting
Mrs Jobn G Robinson Hvat+s-
vilIa arrived IN Oakland last week
end and will remain for some time
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Paul
TTinah,rob and will care for bo,
~ 0'''0l = = '''> 30 -
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Smith and
son returned Monday evening to
their home after spending few
DAYS in Roanoke. Va, as guests of
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. John Bowles.
, daughter. Patricia, Miami, Florida;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Harvey, Jr.,
State College, Pa, were guests of
. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Naylor and
other friends here over the week
: end.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Shank. of
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ny "'V"-'''| ''',''I "'' 81"
vi D q '''''' H. ->o' '''"'
Mrs. Plavford Naylor and daugh-
ter. Miss Nancy Naylor, of Sebring,
Fla, are visiting at the home of
''' anu ''i D ~ - way '0''
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald X. Lantz.
Of Washington, d. c.. spent the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Lantz, ON Center street.
Washington, d. c., arrived Sun
day and are spending a few days
here visiting relatives and friends.
~ ana MIS- d. l. Eraill' SHADY
olde, Mu'' came 70 oakland on wed
heSdaY ana upon ms return TO ms
his wife and family.
Mf. and MIS-. George y. SWEET
zer' Falfmoht' w. va, are at the
nome OF Mr. ana MIS- ,. H. Fageh-
hardt' Whlle they are on vacation
lflp when VIII take Ihem 10 Oail-
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A = " viii n,oot MONDAY eva
,,irn Sor+or,ho, ~ tho bo,,,o of
Mrs Bobo,t Huffman at o,clocl,
ro,. q nicpic summon, foIlowino which
nIars fo, tbo conino vaa, win ba
made
Greensboro, N. c., and Mr. and
Mrs. T. 3. Cuttings and daughter,
Miss Nancy Cuttings, of New York
City, were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yelling over
the weekend.
MI. ana Mas. Samuel Butt, Mr..
Baltimore, spent the weekend here
with relatives. Upon their return
they were accompanied by the for
mer's son, Edgar Butt, who had
spent several weeks here.
Cara Louise Spoerleln, Mt. Lake
Park, has enrolled IN Western
Maryland college at Westminster.
Freshmen at the college are
TENDER % for an orientation period.
Glasses will begin September y.
Miss Barbara Jean Morris re-
turned home Friday after having
spent the month visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Harsh and daughter
in Tallmadge, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harsh announced the birth of their
second daughter, Karen Ann, on
August 2l.
Rev. and Mrs. Merle NJ. Benner.
of Springboro, Pa, visited their
son, Rev. Forrest Benncr and his
family, at their home in Crellini
the past week. The elder Rev. Ben
ner is pastor of the Church of the
Nazarene in Springboro and the
younger Rev. Benner is pastor of
the Oakland Church of the Naza-
rene.
Glehh kodeheaVer ATTENDED the
annual meeting or the North ATTAIN
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NNnnE-n1I
t;,o. j., and ,aor OAKLAND
Stuart T. Uamill b. Of Balti-
more was in Oakland q few dave
this week
TWIN sons were born to Mr. and
hospital early this molnino.
Rev. and Mrs. {. a. Shllke' OF
Green Castle IA" formerly OF Oak
land were VISITING friends this
Garrett Temple No. II, Pyth'an
Sisters, Will begin m'otin"s for
the winter months on September
Sth at : O'Clock.
Inc Oity 'ounrii VIII nave ltS
regular monthly meeting next
HoluaF evening september = IN
the Council Chamber on Ihrd
street.
Key 'ohn ;. AtWeII' rector of
the EP'Scop'' Pallah ~ Ail'm"nt
ana Deer Falh' Will be on vacation
from september TO ~ 1t was an
'io'''ieeu'
Df' and MIS- Harry SehreiYcr,
Mr' ana MrS. James EngI'' Of
>" "SileSoufg' "a spent the Labor
LAY iloilCayS at inc nome oil Mrs.
~ +. OlIu1l'
= son was porn " eni'cSday NOR
,''''E' 9epte'loer D. TO NV ana MIS-
.rVln rcIa' 'lh ana Hfceh streets
III Mei''oIiaI hospital Cumberland.
ms Is '"elr SECOND SON
Mrs Herman Tov.;. md ,,,..
daughtefS' Parkersburg' W Va
are guests oil hef parents MI ana
MIS- huSSelI 9ln''h. MI Lewis
spent inc weekend mere.
DIR. and Mrs II A lrrAni,.b
and cbildro, h,ro ,o+,,-nol T.. III.
nome N 9paftahoufg, y. g. after
having Deeh guests "i MI and
MIS- a. y. "orthcf.
Miss AIary G. Wiuion,s 1Ir.
Lois Sorafin Mrs Josonbino Eiko
and Mis- lIa,tbo po,l.,,a, - a..
hoSPl'al star, were attending the
icecapaoeS IN IltISOulgh last night.
Mr. and Mrs LOWS rawtop a,5
DAUGHTER are spapdiro several
DAVIS here with his n,ro,,s Nj.
and Mrs Artbur I,,yton ,,d a.,
tht Ll''lhah cottage on Deep creek
N"Ne'
The WSCS If Rctbo uotbod;.,
church Mt Lake park IL bavi,.,
- rummaoo .,Lo IN Mann. W,t.t
sbon Aldo, straot Oakland ~, "a,
u Jay 9eplcMo'f . hcSlhhlhg at
~ y 'io'N'
Mrs John Castilow nnte,t,inod
eighteen Young folks nm Saturday
afternoon. Auonst "a Tho occasion
being q birthday sunrise p,,.ty
for hen. d,,ugbtD,, PAIN. ANN us,n
was S'N years "'"'
Daniel r Orrutt TT rot,unod
to Oakland Tuesday rroo, d tbroo
weeks trin into Cap,d, Cbarlo.
Spackman of Gainesville Pm who
accompanied him on tba Trim T..
remaining here for several davs
Mrs. Harold NJ. Dawson, Wash
lhgton, y. e., visited relatives here
panvinp her to Oakland ,voro lIis.
Eloise Asbbv and Miss vroini,
Lawton who also visited relative.
Mrs. Nelson Nethken and daugh-
ter, Margaret, returned to their
home on Wednesday following a
two weeks visit with the formers
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Meats, Jr., near
Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dewitt and
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John L. Lewis urged unifcation
of labor or eventually they would
be destroyed
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same place, last Sunday in the
month.
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Sept. 6 THE TREASURE OF LOST CANYON-Wi
Powell Julia Adams. (Color) Matinee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-04

Miss Susan Ann Turner, Second
street. is among the $50 new stu
dents who will register at Mount
Holyoke College September % for
a three-day orientation program
preceding regular class sessions.
Among the entering students from
% states and the District of Co
lumbia and 10 foreign countries
are 32l freshmen. Miss Turner is
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Turner. The 10th college year will
open formally Thursday evening,
September 25.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-04
MARYLAND THEATRE

Sept As JUST THIS ONCE-Janet Leigh Lawford
Also SUPERMAN AND THE MOLE MEN-Georgl
Reeves, jeff Corey. Double Feature.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
C.K. Johnson
To Build Home
For $4,000

A building permit given to G. X.
Johnson of 1908 Johnson Street top
ped the list of building permits
issued this week, building inspect.
or Ray Knopp said today. Permits
totalling $22,639 were given this
week, Knopp said.
They included
Florence Wilson. S2l SINNERS
Lane, repairs Si4s0.
Gulfstream Trailer Park, repairs,
SIS,
Fred Rowland. Inc, Anne Street,
repairs, 500.
George Morren. 2s07 Staples Ave-
nue. repairs. $3.50.
Nathan Niles, Jr,, repairs S2sS0.
Edna oil. Cole. 2Sl2 Seidenberg
Avenue. repairs, $500.
G. IL Anderson, coll Flagler
Avenue. repairs, $500
Old Island Realty Company, els
Dey Street, roofing. S4l0.
Jmimy's Drive.in. Flagier Ave,
nae repairs. $500.
A. and B. Fish Company, Front
Street, roofing, S624.
A. Borntraeger, SIS Virginia
Street, addition, SEQ.
SoeiedAd de Cuba. Duyal Street.
reuairs, sToo.