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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04

and will visit Mrs. Cartons
sister, Lieut.. Bertha Tiffany in
Los Angeles. Their mother, Mrs.
B. C. Tiffany, will accompany
them.
Charles Dickerman, a life
long citizen of Middlefield and
now a resident of the Pope
Home, attended the Geauga
County Fair for the 93rd year.
Mr.. Dickerman was accompan-
iedto the fair by his son, Paul
Dickerman and grandson, Rob-
ert Kettren of Cleveland.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04

News by Mrs. Frank Waltman
Telephone Newbury 7S2
Altar & Rosary
st. Helen's Altar and Rosary
Society will receive communion
at the 8 o'clock mass, Sunday
Sept. z.
Knights Enjoy Speaker
The Knights of Columbus
Geauga Council, after having
a hearty breakfast at St.
Helen's church, Sunday, Aug.
81, enjoyed listening to guest
speaker, Mr.. Donald P. Gavin.
He is the director of the depart
ment of History at John Carroll
University. His topic was "a
Catholics Attitude Towards
History"
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04
Parknfan
News by Mrs. Junior KOma

News by Mrs. Junior KOmandt
Donald Matter Injured
Donald Matter of Southington
received severe back injury
on July z when he fell Is
feet from hay loft. Until a
few days ago he had to wear
a plaster cast. Donald is now
staying with his sister, Ruth
Wortmen, who lives in part OF
the Handsell home. He will
reside with his sister for this
seasons school term.
Dorothy Eickman Honored
Mrs. Lew Yost of Aurora
and Mrs. Frank Yost of Park
man were co-hostesses at a
wedding shower honoring Miss
Dorothy Eickman of Aurora
at the Frank Yost residence on
Sunday, Aug. "a. twenty-five
guests were present and the
bride to be received many
lovely gifts. A buffet luncheon
was served by the hostesses
Miss Eickman was married in
Cleveland to Thomas Patrick
McGorey on Sunday, Aug. 81,
Don't Forget
The Smorgasbord that will
| be served on SATURDAY., Sept.
6, at the Parkman Community
House. This event is being
planned and carried out by
the men of Phoenix chapter
Sings at Kansan Wedding
Miss Hazel Hoxter left Sun
day evening, Aug. 81, for a
small town in Kansas to sing
at the wedding of a sorority
sister. Miss Hoxter will be home
the first of the week.
Builds New Home
Have you noticed the. new
house on the Willis Amolsch
property? After having lived in
the barn and then the garage
they now have hopes of living
in their new home by winter,
Bowling Season Begins
Bowling season opens Wedn-
esday evening, Sept. 3, with
the league games. Parkman
again has three women's teams
entered as last year. Those
entered this year are Hopkins
Dept. Store, Gulf Service and
Bills Sohio.
Future Subscriber
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Ohm
stead are the parents of a girl
born Wednesday, Aug. 27. The
girl weighed 8 pounds and II
ounces and has been named
Linda Ruth. Mrs. Olmstead is
former Dorothy Kilby. Congra-
tulations are extended to the
new parents.
Parkman p. T. A.
The Parkman P.T.A. will hold
their first meeting of the year
on Sept. IL at the school house
News Briefs
Miss Robert Hayes was in
Ravenna hospital for a couple
of days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Yost
attended the wedding of Miss
Eickman and Thomas McGorey
in Cleveland, Sunday Aug. 81.
Mrs. May Hoxter has re-
turned to her home after stay
ing in the home of her son,
Roger, while she was ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Soltis,
Jr., visited relatives in Cleve-
land on Friday evening, Aug.
20.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04
SouthNeWbur,
News by Lucy Simpson
Telephone Newbury 902

A~~PAO"S NS"DNAJ oV~
The South Newbury Ladies
Aid will meet at the chapel on
Wednesday,, Sept. 10, with a
pot-luck dinner at noon. Please
bring your tax stamps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenart of Homer,
N. Y, have been visiting at
the Carr home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Gar
wick spent the weekend in
Toronto, Ont.
Mrs. James Miller of Aurora
spent the weekend with, her
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Will
liams.
Rose Urbanowicz is reported
to be a little improved and
is now off the danger list. Ed
wilma Koskarko is improving
and it is expected both will
soon be transferred to Rainbow
hospital.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04

time the only daughter of Mrs.
Arndt. Mrs. Bernard Shot, hus-
band and sons, Bucky and Hal,
came all the way from Fort
Wayne, Indiana to spend the
weekend with great great
grandad, and they sure all made
him happy. Four generations
respectively: Mr.. Otis st. John
Mrs. Harold Arndt, Mrs. Ber-
nard Shott and Bucky and Hal
Shott.
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News hy Mrs. I'll. s. Woodin |

News by Mrs. III. 5. WOOdin
The welding of John Pokorny
and Miss Lois McNally was
held Saturday morning at st.
Columbkill church at 1890. A
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04

More Middlefield families read
The Geauga Republican-Record
than any other newspaper.
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The coastland times., 1952-12-19
HAPPY and PROSPEROUS new year

To the numerous boys and girls who
are coming home from school, to others
yet to come; to the many veterans who
can be with us, and to those who are
away in the service of our country; to nu-
merous visitors, and old residents at this
season, we offer the best that is in our
hearts and hopes.
1t is our wish that now and in the fu-
ture as well as in the past, you will always
find your best and truest friends in the old
home community of Manteo and its vicin-
ity. Those of us who have struggled
through the years to serve you as best we
could, have always found this the best
place to live, and our labors have been di-
rected toward making it better place
The coastland times., 1952-12-19

for those who will follow us. ~sa
AS it is with the general spirit that
prevails in this Manteo community, so it
is with the business spirit that may
be found throughout the year, in the
stores, and among those in all lines of
business who serve the people hereabout,
You will find us now, as in the past, and in
the future, always offering more than
may be found away from home. MORE in
every sense of the word, friendliness and
good will, quality and value and an unus-
ual courtesy that will be found only a.
mong loved ones and friends.
We wish you Merry Christmas and
Happy and Prosperous New Year. !.
The coastland times., 1952-12-19

MANTEO FURNITURE co.
TWFORD'S FUNERAL HOME.
ROANOKE ISLAND GARDENS
DARE COUNTY ICE & STORAGE G
-sr
MANTEO DRY CLEANERS
THE COASTLAND TIMES
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29
Miller Believes
lie Has Worlds
Record Caicl,

Limo Castro, Chairman Of the
Jaycee Fishing Tourney az
nounced thsf he has received
whsf Is believed 70 be . world
record for ihe catch Of Permit.
Eddie D. Miller Of $40 z. 44th
Street, Hialesh, nlorida has sub
miffed his entry In This category
and ii Is indAaed worthy Of men
iion.
Miller. fishing off Barry Beach.
Lisfis Torch Key with Captain
I'd Barry struck and landed .
Permit weiaAing In Of "a pounds.
measuring STA inches IN length
and a inches in girih. Miller
usss USING . Hurricane rod with
plueeer Medaliss reel, 8 pound
tess lire and artificial fly Iure.
Miller u indeed proud Of his
catch and was very anxious 10
enter into ihc Jayeees Tourney.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29
:sturssy. March y. 1857
~ HOWARD kLElNsEke
Miami Daily Naves

MIAMI BEACH "a - There S
something happening at Miami
Beach this spring that has caused
slight stir in al corners Of the
Florida Anternatioaal League.
From out d Elamihgo Park is
coming q definite contender for
the Fill. flSg. the Miami Beach
Fia1ningos. It's a completely new
outfit from the one that finished
q failihg .siatA ID she l<Op stand
ings last year.
The owners are new. the man.
ager Is new and so are most Of
the players. Since. last year. Paul
d. Rust Jr. has taken over the
ownership Of the team and John
Leonard Pepper" Martin has
moved from Miami 10 Miami
Beach as manager.
IT'S ! whole new setup, and on
paper the Flamingos are among
the hest III the FIJI for 1859 Vide
President and General Manager
Joe Ryan voiced confidence in the
.cluf. WHIST we didn't have, we
bought, = commented Ryan. land
/ think we've bCight good out,
Martin, in,shis ayear tenure d
Miami. Sun $Dx manager, fihished
1 sNs,ors,a 4,,,sSip ~ tkfrSA n "a cnncSxr
He dlaims he's got ne material
and its only q matter Of waiting
until April , to see just what's
lGoing on Misnni Reach.
At first base. the Pinkbirds have
left-handed Jesse Leven. drafted
from st .Hyacynthe Of the Class
c Provincial League. where he
hit BAT and knocked II home rans.
A Sway hattle lc0rns Cor second
base. Returning from last year is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29
1t. Williams
Reports For Duty
Aboard 'Chiye'

Lieutenant (jgD Jack williams,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Williams,
Of Hwaco, Washington. has recently
reported aboard the U,S.S. Chivt
CSS-341,) commanded by Comilan-
der c. p. Trumbull, USN.
Lieutenant williams Is gradu.
ate Of the United States Naval AGA
denny at Annapolis, Maryland. FL
was commissioned in the United
States Navy in June 1896 from the
Naval Academy During his nAva
service he has served on the Des.
troyer Duncan and the Submarine
Chivo. 4
Lieutenant Williams is married
to the former Miss Dorothy Trond.
sen of Ocean Park, Washington.
Their residence in Key West. Is 10
09 Josephine Street where they re.
side with their sons Jack afit
Tread. ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29
John Dion Is
'romoted To
Rank OF Sgt.

WITH THE 7TH INFANTRY
DIV. IN KOREA John B. Dion, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred JDion, 5l2
Simonton ST.. Key West. Fla, was
recently promoted to sergeant
first class while serving with the
18th Infantry Division in Korea.
The division occupies a strong
bunker and pillbox defense line on
the mountainous east-central Sec
tor of the front. Tank-infantry pat
rolls from the division move out dali
" to probe and raid Red defenses
Bin the ''Punchbowr area.
SIC Dion, a squad leader in
Company g of the 31st Infantry
Regiment, entered the Army in
November 1851 and received basic
training at Fort Jackson, S. G.
He attended the st. Leo Prepare
tory High School, st. Leo, Fla.
He was awarded the Combat In
fantryman Badge. E 8
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29
Permit Asked To
Dredge Channel

application has been made to NE
Department Of the Army BY Mr..
Samuel Norman, 6l66 Pine Tree
Drive, Maimi Beach. Florida. for n
permit to dredge and fill. In FlOri-
da Bay, at applicants property on
the westerly shore Of Lower Mate
cuTnbe Key, between Hurricane
Greek and an unnamed canal, Mon
roe County, Florida.
II is proposed 10 dredge q chan
mel 100 feet wide and 6 feet doep
leading from the 6lfoot contour -
the bay TO the mouth Of the aAid
unnamed canal. The dredge mate
rial wOald be. deposited IN sAoai
water alnogside the channel and
basin to form breakwaters or de-
posted on the upland.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29
Terminal Date
Is Extended

Chief Carmen Attilio OF the local
Navy Recruiting Station announced
today that The terminal date for en-,
hstrnent in the y. S. Navy is ex-
tended until June 30. 1852 for those
applicants who have received their
notice to appear for pre-induction
physical and mental examinations
'or who have had a pre-induction
physiCal examination but have moi
received their notice to report for
induction.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29
Process OF Picking Uncle
sSan's Olympic Basketball
Team Gets Underway Today
py WILL cksMsLeY

u NEW YORK LR - The process
/, of picking Uncle Sans 1859 olym.
ID pic basketball team begins tonight
siiwith only one PLAYER having a
chance ID repeat as a rem er Of
ID tie squad.
s.. s.. He Is Bob Kanlland, sky-scraping
i. red-haired center Of the Philips Gg
4, Oilers who snearheaded the Ameri-
u cans to the olympic championship
3, at London four years ago.
q Now "a and the lone active hold
over from lie 1893 BartiesviIle,
okla, team, Kurland leads bis
mates against another AAU com
sisShine, the Fihber MCGEE and Mol
70 lys Of Hollywood, Calf, in an
= opening round game at Kansas
l1City.
-ftl Four top college teams, includ-
~ ing three tournament champions
tiand the NCAA runnerup, and the
iiAfour semifinalists of tile recent
ii1,AAU tournament make up the
.reOlympic field.
~ Two games are scheduled al
Kansas City tonight and tive al
"a New York's Madison Square Gar
sipden. Semi-finals are set for Mon
sisday night in New York with the
issfinal here Tuesday.
bif Olympic squad will he composed
Of seven players from each Of the
gslfinalist teams, to be selected by
the respective team coaches.
IN At Kansas City, the Oilers, AAU
III: tournament Tunnersup, meet the
'McGacsy fourth finishers, al 8 .. m.
Kansas NCAA champions and
Springfield (Mc. State winner oi
the. small co...ege or NAIB event,
3, clash IN the second game.
! The New York openers send Inc
Peoria Caterpillars, AAU cham.
pions, against the u. S. Air Force,
I, No. 8 AAU team, at 7:45 p. m
and the National Invitation Tour,
snament winner, LaSalle, against
st. Johns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29
:aiuraay. March % 1879 TIE KEY WEST cl!IzEF Fase
Completely New Team From Mgr. On
Down May Make Showing In Florida
International League Race This Year

Bobby Lyons, who batted .26S in
SO games. Joining Lyons At second
is Knobby Rosa. who came over
from the Sun Sox after Martin
was hired. Knobby, a peppers pot,
hit .256 for Miami in 1851. The
third candidate is George Handy
who comes from st. Hyacynthe
where he hit 1888.
At shortStop is Art Bosch, last
years league-leading fielder for
that past. However, he'll have a
hattie on. his hands TO keep it
from 19-year-old Jack Caro-, who
hit .29s with Waycross of the
Georgia Florida League and, was
selected .all,league shortstop.
Ray Williams appears to have
sewed up t;.ird .ase, although
there Is talk of Bobby Lyons taking
q few ticks at the position.
Tommy Venn, who hit 1928 for
Tallahassee. and Ben Stansky are
the catchers. but help is expected
from Atlanta.
In the outfield the Flamingos
are strongest. They secured
Whitley Plat. formerly with the
st. Louis Browns and Chicago
White Sox, Oscar Garmendia. who
hit .29s with Macon Of the Sally
League last year, and will have
Dick Cxaplewski returning fr,:n
the 1851 team.
The pitching staff will be led
by veteran Left Handler Walt
Nothe, purchased from Atlanta. In
addition there'll be Dario Jiminez,
1877 with Tallahassee; Bob Palmer,
11-17 with Greenwood, S. c.; Ken
,Munroe, 1878 at Waycross; Pete
Morant, 1S-7 at Elkin, N. c.; and
Holdovers Chico Meeilla, 1918:
Dick McMillin. s-s: and Bin Tor,
res, $40.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29

I sc ss. x. y.
After much dS<-ay. the official
opening of the American Legion
Junior Baseball League viii be
1900 pm, Wednesday, April ?, at
Wicker Stadium,
This game viii bring together
two teams that are equal in cali
Der and fielding denth. Not that the
other teams are not the same, but
these have been able TO obtain
mere time for practice than the
others. Pepe's Coffee Shop and
Evans Enterprises are the teams
named to onen no the season.
The other teams in the league
are Key West Insurance Company
and the American Legion Post No.
Is.
Regular league games viii start
on the proceeding Friday. and each
Wednesday and Friday thereafter
arc the days set aside by the sta
dunn Committee Tor. this league.
AT the opening. there will be gi-
ven TO the lucky fans present, a
table model radio, casting rod
from Bob's Sport Shop, ham
from Bermuda Market. vacuum
wafer iug from J Il. Showers Co.,
and from the Kantor's Men Shep
cold plated tie clasp with q lase-
ball.
Price Of admission for this open
ing came win be So cents for adults
and Is cents for school ehildren.
For the balance 81 the League
games, the price win be Is and IS
cents.
plan now to attend the opening.
there will be treat ii store for
YOU watching these boys ii ours
playing this game like they were
major ieaguers, which soine might
be soneday.
Tickets may be obtained from
any Of the players, managers or
myself.
Lets all back the American Lee
git.a Junior League.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29
BASEBALL.
RESULTS

y Assqelesep Press 1poras Mrtser
:. Doubts concerning the exact agt
Of SatCh0l Paige hut there's mons
that lOlN SAtch still can pitch.
& The Isl. Louis Brcans' ti.ainihf
1 rostor has ME following for Paige
|, under the column listed as brit
II iate
Sept. "a, 1922, l696-Z, 1907
,1904k.
~ At the end Of the pitchers hsi
us tlle fcllowing line:
IS z.Hake your pick.
But whether he'd 50 or IS Paige
stu y no ptlahovef IN the clutch
III Old Satch saved q ~ decision
4 1o ne Browns over his former
Newsstand indian teammates u
/, TUCSON, Aizz. Friday.
III The erUWns entered the eighth
inning N front, Al, when the IN
nians suddenly climbed all over
sene hearden, also Q former In
b Qian.
II Al hosen homered, Jim Fridley
aousdeu and Merrill Combs singled
sto chase bearden. Paige shufflec
np am Was greeted Dy q double
. put ne anufied out the next two
patters " end the rally.
Inc !nQians put runners on first
ana tnlrQ with one out In the last
NJ the ninth but Paige got out u
hat IAN by tanning Rosen and
milling Fridley on q grounder.
Allie Reynolds was hit hard al
81. Petersburg where the New
York Yankees suffered a 1913 lac.
Ing from the Detroit Tigers.
The Chicago Cubs scored their
18th triumph in 10 starts by
trouncing the Pittsburgh Pirate.
8-3, at Mesa. ..riz. Rookie Leon
Brinkopf Of the Cubs clouted q 8
run homer In Che first inning
ragainSt hurry Dickson. an old
| hand at tossing home run ball.
| Davey Williams, Ed Stanky's re
placement at second base for the
New YC.k Giants. enjoyed d rod
bitter day at Phoenix. Ariz. He
IArove in SIX runs an pair Of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29
Football Star
Contract

HOLLYWOOD tR Football
tar Boz Waterfield is about Il
Invade the ranks of stardom IN
0slywood movies, a field in which
Z was preceded by his VIE,
Humorous Jane Russell.
! The Los Angeles Rams great
pass,throwing and kicking field
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29

Hollow out the centers of small
cooked beets, fill with finely chop.
ped egg salad and serve on salad
green's as first course for com.
pany dinner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29

NASSAU, HNAAMaS ~ - MOVIE
Actor Errm FlyAh was awarded
is 900 pounds t<iA, 0cOl and. court
costs by D4haIhas Supreme
Court jary Friday for the face
slAnplng Cnnadian Millionaire Dun
can McaIArl1n give him In d Mas
sau hArroqln. y
Flynn, who. sued for sO,aao
pounds t$22A. col, said McMaftin
gave him j vicious blow" on the
face. He charged hat he How
aggravated an old hack injury and
kept him from filling y %e0O. 600
contract 10 make The film, Lydia
Bailey
McMsrtin argued that it was
Just q light and friendly blow. :
BELLE GLADE IN : The 10000
,cre corn crop IN this area Is
threatened by ! leaf blight, says
DR.. Frank Stevenson Of the Ever.
glades Ext6ElIneiit Btntion.
CprA fsOduclidi has hem limited
| here for several years ~ corn
| ,eai 1iseaSe, tallsAd BY y fungus.
Il the aioease III not Arosleht
IAnaer c5ntful. Dr. Steveason sod.
Itarlners may find growing sweet
| corn innnoaGih1e In the Everhlal6D.
~ Experienced Station recon
inends reCalaf iprayins with flinS.
Iici<les.
ORLANDO M The Executive
| Bosr1 81 ne Florida Federation
u L1,pr mdk a sd ssssioa
Fasty, keportG ~ 81 Nl1c11e ~
ticlp1&isi y stnse tle1t1Da can
Z. 4. cu gAnahssse hsrbet
md member a he hoard, said
lection issues and the date Of I
:ove1nber eonyenttoq Ia Orlando
ere among ietlhs to Be discussed
turing the meeiing. which was te
continue today and Sunday.
JACKSONVILLE u - -Four fed
rdl uecppaf ioAtl seAmhline ramps
ssned frtiay ~ lie nbllector 0f
iiternal revenue 1bed ne Flori-
d total b 81.
x1srr Ar,eo pN1T - ~. =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29

rifle lam in the rush for prime
positions.
Five players we're tied for the
lead at 1876, cae stroke ahead of
five more chargers heading into
the last two days Of action. Three
more players we're locked at 1873
in the chase for $4,000 top money.
The I36 group included Doug
Ford, Harrison. N. Is. George
Fazio. Pine Valley, n u Jim
Turnesa, Briarcliff. N. "; Joe
Kirkwood Jr., Hollywood, Calf. !;
and Art wall Jr.. Honesdale Pa.
| Al 1877 were. Marty Furgol. Lee
mont, Ill.,; All Besselink. Chicago,
Clayton Heafner. Charlotte. N c.
Ted Knoll, New Hartford. N. VI
and Jimmy Clark. Laguna Beach,
Calf.
Al 1873 we're South Africa's Bot.
by Locke: Million Marusics Herki-
mer, N. ~: and Billy Nary, Al
buquerqne. n. M
PHOENIX Ariz. ga Manager
Paul Richards Of the Chicago
White Sox. disappointed IN the
showing Of AL zariIla, IS consider
Ing Rookie Don Nicholas for a
regular outfield job
Nicholas batted .ss3 in Is games
for Mobile last year and has inn
pressed Richards.
As for Zarilla, Richards de-
clared: ION the basis Of what /
saw last year and have been look
ing II this spring. ! would not be
sure that zarilla viii help Us this
season.
Zarilia batted .s25 with the Red
Sox..in 1850 but hits eRlys 247 Last
season with the White Sox.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29
SOUND ADVICE

Bride: Whats the best way to
protect q wedding ring2p
Mother: Dip il in dish water
three times q day"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29

Reporter: what shall I say
about the two peroxide blondes
who had the fight 81 the baseball
game last night7s
Editor: why just say the
|blenchers went Wild"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29

general is under q long-term con
tract to Columbia Pictures. o.
ficiais there say he probably viii
deyelop into . fun blown steHNezt
spring.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-29
NEWS BRIEFS

withheld from them during the
past three years.
The State Supreme Court suit.
disclosed Friday, was filed by
Elias Simadiris on behalf Of him
SELF and more than 100 other watt
ers,
Abraham Unger, attorney ft's
Eimadiris, said the hotel had been
collecting Is per cent Of the food
check from its banquet customers
as tips for the waters. but gave
Tie walters only 10 per cent.
Id an affidavit. the hotels coun-
sci said the Waldorf's contract
with the AFL New York Hotel
Trades Council provides that all
grievances must be submitted 10
arbitration.
BETHLEHEM. Pa. IA Freight
Train Engineer William r. Jones
gets q little unnerved everytime
he thinks Of what nearly happened.
ZONES, IS, was plotting 4 I.ehigh
and New England Railrcld freight
Friday when snddenlv--a school
bus sped toward Santee's Mill
crossing near Bethlehem.
Jones applied the brates. barely
avoided smashing the hus that car
lfied II children.
TIE Incident so unnerved Jones.
IL resiaent Of Wind Gap. that he
|4nit work for the day.
Police arrested Bus Driver Ellis
y. Mackey on . reckless driving
charge.
FORT WASHINGTON, N. Y. u
smoky The oustad fire dog. Is
!.ooming hack TO his old job by
popular demand.
The Town Fire Board boarded
him out a few weeks ago when
he nipped a woman who walked
too close 10 some d The equipment
Iof his Engine Comapny Nc. !.
Smoky's friends, the firemen.
never felt good about their mascot
leaving.
They felt worse when cards and
letters poured In, asking another
lchance for him.
They got up q petition and asked
the Fire Board to releft.
Friday night, the board did, al
| most unanimously.
Smoky Is coming home as soon
rs possible.
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First Small Boy: Ny hands are
dirtier than yours"
Second Smaller Boy: yah,
ioure more than year older.''