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Evening star., 1953-02-04

SILVER SPRING
Brick rambler; big liv. rm .-din. area;
large equipped Kit; 3 nne bedrms.; /;
full bsmt.; excel. location. Price.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor. 10. $1,000
Evening star., 1953-02-04

Near Naval Ordnance Lab. . real
buy can be had in this det. brick
liv. rm.. large separate din. rm..
very large GE kit. and powder rm.
on 1st A.; bedrms. and bath on
upper level. Side screened porch. at
tracttve gar. and fenced rear yard.
Don't fail to see 1t. property In top
condition throughout.
Evening star., 1953-02-04
SHOCKEY BUYS

Silver Spring, close in. Owners trans
fer makes this S-bedrm. brick ram
bier available. Vestibule entrance.
liv. rm., din. area, de luxe GE kit.
3 bedrms.. tile bath. full bsmt.,
REQUIRED. Shown By appt. only.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
HEARING SET On

y $3.50 = w MNssMA
eral anxiaiy thruugh cat sad e.
fendant CITY esew TIE possihillsy
e Ne plairtlfis ebtaining tadee.
ment tor whieh they sue an6 tAs
resaliani effect upon the tan pay.
ers of said City and there are Ut
Tee eligible % tary service In leo.
roe Coaniy who are noi rssEdenis
and-ar tar payers e ne dsfsn1.
ant City, and nat snch of those
a. night be- snmmoned Cor hIFy
duty. 4 not Tar payers would hy
constant assoeimtion sniertaln sin.
aaF views ed rs prevsnl ahs
plalalilia fEom naxmEinG . lEial -.
tore dlainiaresasd and Impartial
haFuEa."
Thsy thsa askad shai tha sEial
BE moxed b lns gudieial Crest Fl
Ne next adjninina counfy-fha llsh
Judlxial Circmia u Dads Caamiy
JndGe Lnpen wlll bear ghasF 10.
lion 81 Z p n. Now. n.
asassn gissn - s.sir msflsa
~ . sAsass e vsaase lee 1sas
wss sAsi osesvss 1u4Ba kspsa
was - waestism - ease shsuad
90 - trial imms6laasly n 80
en- Nsr stasrnsYs aiss 80
tAsl hFs. Aasnslsi1s esa3aisa
wss esiiinu wsrsa ed sAal -.
iheF pssapsmamsna wsa Szwsss
fsr hsg aahm.
city Ailnrney Lester uDcesssfa-
b astaxked Ter argnmsnt e. he
besla nj 4 thsy wanted e. cary
lrial tney were aeek1ng gha wTam9
Teme6y. Ne aatd 80 CO plalnGlfGa
aheml4 peliaium - GogeFnnx 10
nppalHl snofh9r gn6Rs % prenl1e
q - trial h Key west h Ju4es
Lapex ahaence.
Lester Aurthar argned lAna tAa
ria ahuuid BE- bed IN MS eiky &C
b ths pruximiiy Do ne seena q
Il ths alleged naeie<s en tAe psrt
q sha eily and ~ tha eousenisaea
n he witnesses.
gaasa ceorHe =. Hnll. Mlaml.
Who bard ne mnsken ID ths Cd.
seaee ef Judge Lepea rulsd il fsv.
- ef the city 81 thai tine -
refaaed b gFauf . eAanns - Ne
place sf ne uisi bersnse ef Lss.
texa arKamemt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

eGI.n1m8 - WmM9 Co.
nayxm@ Para where &c paEa4s
dse9naea Frem tAeFe. many Il
lhe marehars waal b ne AmeElean
Lanbun bone em sl@ek Ialand fsr
q dmmea nm6 tAs awardlmg ef pEisas
ZEE the hen1 neak. hsst hand sd
bezt marehlag 80.
Four tFuphAes far winnsra e
last sanday's ouahoard races also
were hnnded CT.
The hadges ior ne best heAl.
band and marehlnE unii wuFa AAn.
Towner. Miss Jesse fIod9s. Ira
Alice Nh. Gerald saunders and
Victor LanH.
y. n. Fiaas wlns
TAag selected aAs q. g. Naval
slatiaa supply 80 Riseni DepaEs-
mens naat a. tha basL Tha 49,
Of - neai was - UaiAsd -
tens.
For ths sseunA tims n sueess-
sea. TIE Key West High seAoel
han6 was nnmed hssa h lhs Arm-
ixtiea Day PnraaN.
Another Two tima winnaF wasl
thR y. 8. Flsst SonaF schooi Kmer-
geney P4atoon. nat outal wns
aame6 80 Ire besi maFchina unll.
The winners e outboard Fneimg
trophles we're W. Collins, winnar
of Ehs \ fishing class: c. TineleF,
of Marathon. wianer IN ths D-il
class. and Bascom Green's. No
aook two truphies- b the \ hydro
class and In TIE free Cor al.
Judsoa sisphens handed CT &c
awarda 10 ne winmers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

fcontlnued Prem PaGe OnRl
cAruaieie sad 4 wss ~an sxhihi.
- AZ pulifieal Fwwdyism.
TIE Conservative Nimmmetnl
rlmes termed tha cal Cor Trumsn
3 testify h tAx Harry Dexter
wAlis ease spsinly . poiilieai
maTa. lhe dlreei ccnseqnenea a
aiaetium lnssss.
In nnme. TO lndepem6mml n
Tsmpo suggested ne mapuhaieans
miski - wuFxied ~ receal Demo.
efal eiectioa sneeeEsea.
nla frumf paKs haaelinea bFou9hi
lAe stoFy - swediaA end naminh
READERS. nelgsmm's hndependsmf
papers piayea - ne stsry - en-
''unpreee6ented paiiieal ssnaa.
Ia. ne CemmuniEl De ne6s
headIlned
~wmTe &C hYsaegia swe0pa 90
Unlled xlatNs
Commeni irem behlnd the iron
eaF1aln had tha sane tee. Mes.
Go raids SO the uni1e6 Sinies
I'D established . ncw ~reraFd VI
stapsdlsy and poAAslsal eymienm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Foods Program
Ends Tomorrow

Lssf sassaiass 81 - hsasl-
sisa prssFsm bsias ssndssisd
~ AAtss asAssss osnisi - ths
mafksmai Dairy csunxH and
apsnssFe6 ~ shs ksY mass
AaxllieFv 81 90 aaxv Rsiisf
essislY 80 ~ hsla tsasrrsw
tThvFsaaYl msrsslns sFsm = ~
". smd fFem " - u a. ihs
gwmies chamh~r e. cemmaree
Asdlleslwsn. Flsglex s.. sna
Reasssell nlv6.
FHms 81 ~ shswa sn1 free
Feeips lsallsas wili ks disiFlhua.
sa. Navy fsmliias anA fheiv
ismiiies ED their iEiends snd
si ksr ussfsFs sFe ississA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Murray Urges
Fnsl-Hand Look
Al H-Bomb Action

WASHINGTON - - Al atnmie
sasEay eammmAnmaT maxmntn
t1ml inFeiRneFa. nxesmmmAay inalsi.
lsg mzsnlann. sAsna ens : [. q
k1drnzaa hoza exN.n4na e. .
aampie a. lhe destructive aiIernais
- wpFid peace
The 6ea. expressed b. Thomas
u Murrmy lasi nlEha cane o.
AmaTiGa was rea1ging analhar
and prubahly mere fierxe hydro-
"a taai hMal
MmrEay. ths Aaamie Emarm
t,ommission tAKrl member go
T0eNnzly snneuaeed ne lsanwhinn
~ - Grzl plozFam inF knTmsssna
isaeIear pewaw - im6nslrinl poMar
maas hn Hhomb kuaMeallan IN a
xpeeeh a. PittxhmFgn
BE said fra hand ebservaiian
q 80 Hhomb's thanceF "a a. IS.
aenilal quaIHIeatioa Cor fusnre ns.
eaemhnfs 81 the krsai Survival 10.
aues N lha pears ahead |" sBek "a
Amarienn khgwng. be added
mlghl psrsuaoe ths Ruxsians %
faateh 4 wifh > esmonatratloa a
thelr ewn.
Murray sad she ACC hasna yes
mmahmd ne iasa IN amanH or
Fs8en3a 4 aselalon
forelan observers we're last "a.
milied % a mafeF aiomie tsl a
blklni Ainll n ne Pacifie h 1sae.
TIE AEc has anaoumeed. with.
CT detail. lhat Blkini will he used
h further atsmie tesla, nupple.
menting &c faelliiles e EnINsfak
Atali. ased slnee iet1. There have
he9n repnEas 49, tha hydFumam
sam a kniwNaok lest year aislnta.
sFatna co islamd
Murray sad feFeien ehservars
aeain eoul1 wiinsas . test s'undar
veFy earufzlls eantrollnd eondiiloms
q obnersatiBa withumi los II AZ.
euEliy."
TAis mighs msaa thsy woaid b
taken en- = nhip 30 = point within
SEEING dlnianea Fl iks exnlealan.
81 kRpi awaT fram lniamd lnasalln.
liona IL test equlpmani.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NV YORK n - TIE no<k
marks1 dseiined eassfly TO-DAY
iAH thlEa StEaiEkf faIl-huf thrre
N . Rimkilnx q sod psus ssgns
N O. -.
chamsm IN prices n aizher 4.
Iaehm cane b aroand . palnt
maoan9 was hrisk e. tha ssars
afisr tAe recess ~ Armisnes Dav
and tAsrsaiasE ne paes sowe6 d
walk.
hewer co halanea wers RI.
FeaaA moturs. eoppeFS ehem.
iealA eMeralas. 80 Faaioaslsxs.
saaaa. Car areas ef ths Il1t weFs
mame4 - sanady.
Lever weFr nlinuis Ceutrnl Ken.
neeon copper. De- Pert. 4. s.
Mesl Chrysier. Deaglas Aireraf
sn4 Aamirsl corp.
MaAw wNrw samsa 20. Paeiae
WenteFn On. Amewican Cynnamla
America Can, Bethlehem steel
and Boeing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

DALLAS. Tea. H-Mallsr sex.
tor p. I'D . manalea hand
asleT deedlna 10 repalf hls auloss
headll9hta. eni of eemmisniom far
TIVE wenkK.
whers - liGhi fass shsuld huve
been 6exioa ioun6 vat lookea
liss . ptees 81 eopper tnhinr. 4
taok \ oui end nlaFaea a eus al
the ena. ~ related
fhats wheR ne dynamiis a.
exploded. Sexinn malniains ~ has
10 snsmiea tat semshsdy was
klsi baklna.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
SPY PROBE ON

HELSiNKI. Finland m-Finnlsh
aufhnriliea eumtlnned q sruhe lwao
alleged spy aetivities teday ansg
anneuncing arrest a five nen
lneluding a. efllcer amd al Air
FuFre neFReanl. 60 charges a -.
nc fnr an mni6emiified fnrwl9n
pgwsF. They were arrested o.. "
q 1yvaskyla. b csntrai FinianA
near : FinnixA az hass.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

tGentknueo Efom PaNs onel
ace o'nrysnt. supsriniemasni Il
puhlae lnMruefAon. Gefaid A6mnA.
ehalrman Of ne sehool board: e.
neg purkeE. school beard mem-
bsF: I'D ths fulsswing sehssi pxia.
eipals:
~ c. CampAall. Ned samm9mS.
wahur Franklhn. Albert Carey sd
chariss Albwy.
sup@visory smpluyess pEesHni
mehn8e4 IN. E1llh nebeTla. 20.
wdinaaaF a. lnssFuesion; hisa MaF.
amret SaraaalaF. eeurdlmmtnR e -.
tsriala a. instrmethnm. ed Mra.
Anns Tnsker. lun<hroom saper.
vissr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

eunssnted b be heard hy the So
COMMITTEES n his home state.
A soon a. 4 = gassihis. I il.
lend b cal an sxeeatlxe meeting
o. ne Whsle committee 90 deter.
mine thsas issnsn. uuta thai meet.
Nc . 30. fesi tat a wiIl -
neeessary 10 posipone TIE hearing
q Harm 5. Truman set for tomor.
rev"
Earlier. Nelde Id cancelled .
suhpoena ior MAJ Gen. Harry n.
Vaughan. formsr military aide b
Truman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
HOLDS RECORD

FRANKFURT. Germamy en-Tha
mosia ~Cmne Wlah Thm wlmas' a
maklna q raenrd ahowima IN West.
era Germany. 4 b IN iis 1ifh wesk
si : Frankfars thasteF cd has
haen seen ~ mnFs lkan o,mo
people.
4 Cerman eomady fllm I'D gha
pFeyioua Fseord-segen weeks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

WASHINGTON ~ prasidems
Elsenhowef has u0minalsd John
william TrsmhmF. q % sueceea
Arthur J Allmeyer a. eemmissian.
80 a sogini security
HfambarH. q hefahllean. has
aeen exeeutise dilceior 81 the Wis.
eunkln Department a Puzzle Wei
ARE since ia1e. a rnfixe e Pan
Aiver, Va. ha y . World War n
navy veieFan. fermss sehaoiiaarh.
ef and iofmeF iuvenile eouFt pro.
hation offleer.
Aifmeyer resigned eariy thh
pear.
smbaeribe To The CiaiEnu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

fC0afinned Prom paR8 Om3l
lot aFs Eari s. Yates. Malealm n
Pinder. and Josepk a Bo1a.
BatA Yates and Boza 80 ineum-
o@mls. Rln4sw 10 - ar ths 90
ngw 80 ~ SEQ PimamR. eoumay
suervisoF a Fealssrafinm. rs IS
deelined b FGH again for srAod
trustee.
San Pinder and Mahrulm Pindm
are nne related. Sam mmiA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

Genfinuad Ffam Pmma o.
uinler seasun. 4 & kellssed eAal
anaGhef fRaehax vi hs fequlFed
II - piana aFe sppfuved. m@neE
Cor - new elaasFuems wia Gene
frem Kenwai eAnzay schoal hzn4s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Special Meetings
To Start Sunday

Bernard Fel. nrilsh sssagalat
80 slart mex1neH here san9ay
80 esnflnue 8FuaeA Nos. -
Th4 meeam9a - % n 0@spe
Mnn. 80 snmAara OIL Tns go
enc - START "a fmn On sun6ay
Pei lives h Nanzaa. nWL 80
uaxeis thruaHA FiaEida 81 -
Weal In6lea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
The
-
Wcatherman
Say


Kev West an6 viNl&aFs PnFflN
eudy d sleaag uilA So e Aakl
rain e. sh1weF1. - maeA eAanrs
- tsmpernfare. Lee innlsAf shoul
"a dearexa. ~ Frday ahouf n
danrnea Modwate % fresh nurth.
aaSinriy wlnas with veloeity 10 d
- knals olI aaHs.
Fiorl6a. masny ciguay soulh nna
enaarml pe wllh ae0nalmmml
Taln sumlhemsf amn extreme suugh
paFlem paaslkly nprsadsng narsh
wara inaa oas rnmainder e saslh
- ennRM poEfn12 - Eridny
Fam nmth p1wiien. LlIis eAsnNe
- ismpeaamrN
JaeknumvHe thFu tha Florida
sRali& Moaernas 10 fresh north q
nwiheasl winds thru Friday. Mnui
~ eloudr mealhaF 80 ee9nzlunal
faln nlh 80 een1rM po9ainmn
Rant Get Moderaia y iFeah
nsFiheaaaxriv winds thrn Friday
clendy wllh eeeankuanl Fain &
asulh. party elou6y % eioady d
mmlA pWFalum.
Wn2inrm CmTHhmmm. hanaaFasa d
lH1nA nuEthnas1nFiy mln6s axeepl
eaFtat1& aeaw aefreeaa eeasfh -
tie. Mosily eIos4v wllA oeeaEional
ahowera thra Friday.
westhnF smmmnry &C - tropi.
81 Aflanlie. cnFlbh2an So ARA
- lhe Eastern Culf q Mexlco.
Wsaih1E eem6tinna aEe akuul nor.
~ today wilh no siena e > lrupi.
81 nlnm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

AAstlA = = An. nobxrt n
s-Fns y . esssf q aaxai opsrs.
-. s...s, - sanglsy Pulnl Naxa AIR
- - - a. anaisrlnsea dFsunn-
- 80. eaatnalnr - laspes
- = 1 5 nsxal iastanatoas n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

TRIESTE M Na nFt
lHleni6s deksd u - ifuuhs
p1Fl iadag whlis re eapped nFil1A
miiiaFY pes nnd twe Bfsn Sc
earriefs psirullad - eaag
"A mogul Navy nrAs8man g..
srrlhed - visa a. gnwGins fia
said hgmNNoF. lne lanHiA a ths
slag wo enpant e. 80 elEeum.
slanraas - 60 - eishoraae.
rs fI4Mla4 M0Ema. Faaemea
end MAN8 mm48 So 1ma& -
ynras fEom Plnxaa 81 Lnia.
whrxs hlsady gislenes nzre6 -
H0B0K. M !. ~TAa Neam'
dam, wy0aEela MnAnma AmeFies
Ilns a. pullr6 lnts lhe haFhog
las niHn1 = go ~ fla4l Ailamfle
eroIa4 48ea 80 wa4 ehflElened
&c Nnan6am eAENsad anma nla Sc
panuaa2 30 80 lFipa ananm -
AnnnlE.
No. lhefes - ens meEs yeT-
aes ielI-se naliImage Ware 80
81 b serapped ~ - nsihleksm
IA PAx nulixm m~Byinn
ollifials 80 lie x4aeF 81 Mon'
aay'a aheEtiHe ce4p 80 . olAal
p.ileai FNNalulansla have takNn
refuge u tie UFmeu3ram in9nilmn
% agoa arrest Tmt ughnrs 80
reportea ksl6lmg 80 IL - Nane
nueian emoanaY.
FEea5enl tlefw Pa KslensnaFs
hlnmea - SCI alinl Kalanns &C.
tnn f1F - ntiampse8 reVoii. i
whleh q paTaong weF4 rgpwled
klIed 80 e. woma64a
1oNDoN R-EleAl Kngllnh zee
side raa@gta appealaa today 10
nuyermmant 40 aEalnm = planal
ef maek Elns wheh hleh hikee
aesoss - a1antle e. naatlns
aaawee
Mlens Il tha insseaB lave a.
p0afna - kAa baneha8
nui a4peFiB nay - files ere 1
igpa eemmoa aiaaa - casters
eoasi e NaFth Amaxka.
Aliarka ~ nnma fhfowsr ~
halienplaE gprHyed laamellri6e haVs
iMled y huias - paaiA
nOMK q - pramler Ciussppz
Pelia &C. q TaTkey iaany e !
ffinnd maAlnH neht thal mans
Italians apphrenHY hoped muulE
semehew halp eage lAa trsuhles
Triesse sllnatlon.
AllhoagA his va wAs arranesl
befafe hloa6y rnmn hlaxed d
TFiaaaa LAST weah. - Chrinilar
nmmoeEmix n Pupnlk n noms
oommeuled -the ifip eomes hap
ply 81 : momeai whase orper
ta.e4e44 i ngidaul
fufAe1 ard GFe@ea ars -
allied viii fuMnsiANla ii 4 nmlkal
pagt and balh are ailAed Win tt
IN NaT0
FoRMnY. Englans RPvt n
wmF1 heneFAs yes semaencea ID !
dals IN pFiaan ~ ) euuri marta
yesterday fsr dssertsng ! soff -
b he British army q - liehiIn.
Wllh Ne FFeneh h lnsorAlnn.
koheFta. a. mppeaFed wenrlns
lha rihbana N me FrnneA cmlx 4
GuaFfe I'D fhe Cwsa AZ Vale
auarded I'm ~ ihe lndachlness
state e Vet Ma
fhe pFisais. . papnaeiona iltlls
fte ipNiNI, said ~ deserted Al.
eecmpalson unit in Ge2many ID tas
ard ioined ne Foresan Legion h.
cause he wanted to SO sone con
BAT r. was woun6ed b lndnehlns
en- 20. q. fp11
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

cnsEvniiszs Tak.n Ai cliY ofnes
key Wesl. "a. Nss. e. ls13
e. ~ TT
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

halnlisa atsmlallY. : 40
Arizona sun., 1953-12-11
Beauty At Home

@. How should eyeshadOw be ap-
piled when the eyes are too widely
set apart?
A. If you will apply the eyeshad-
ow heaviest toward the nose, it will
tend to bring the eyes slightly clos
er together.
Q. How can / hasten the work
of pressing wOOlens?
A. When damp cloth is used
for pressing woolens, be sure to
wiring the cloth out Of warm water,
not cold. Cold water will only cool
the iron more quickly and prolong
the job.
@. How can 1 treat a very greasy
and oily skin?
A. This facial bath is good, two
or three times daily Rose water 51s
ounces; alcohol 1a-ounce; boric
acid " dram. This is at once
cleansing, cooling and drying
@. How can avoid excessive
smearing of my iipstick?
A. You can, of course. try to ex-
ercise more care. And if you'll add
a bit of perfume over the lipstick
it will give it more permanence un-
til you're ready to remove it with
cold cream.
Arizona sun., 1953-12-11
COCA COLA BOTTLING
COMPANIES HIRE
THREE NEGROES:

. NEW YORK, (GlobaD = Coca
Cola Bottling Companies in Balti-
more, Md, Washington, DC, and
Birmingham, Alabama. have. added
three young sales and public rela-
tions representatives to their staffs.
Tom Hawkins of Baltimore this
week became special sales repre-
sentative for the Baltimore Com
pany; Horace Cocroft is special
sales representative in Washing
ton; and Jesse, j. Lewis was as
signed as public relations represen-
tative in Birmingham.
Arizona sun., 1953-12-11
Ki,nbuII TO NAM Post

Arizona today won a state di-
reetorship: in the National Associa-
ton of Manufacturers. The organi-
zation, in annual meeting in New
York, elected John T. Kimball
executive vice-president. Arizona
Public Service Co.. Phoenix, to the
post. He is one of "a new state di-
,rectors and six-directors-at-large to
be elected. by the NAM membership
to serve during 1854.
Arizona sun., 1953-12-11
COLOR BAR LIFTING
, IN SOUTH AFRICA
DESPITE MALAN:

NEW YORK, (GlobaD- Reports
from South Africa reveal that de-
spite attempts of Prime Minister
Daniel F. Malan to Safeguard
white supremacy" more and more
non-white workers are entering in
dustry than ever before. There haS
actually been a faster rate of in
tegration during the Malan regime
than during any other administra-
tion.
, The integration has been due
mostly te the postwar industrial
and mining boom which created a
shortage of labor. Important, also,
is the fact that Negroes hold jos>
as supervisors, process workers.
dispatch clerks, and laboratory
assistants. #&.,
Arizona sun., 1953-12-11
NEWSMAN JOINS URBAN
LEAGUE STAFF: .

NEW. YORK, (GlobaD Richard
Lincoln, for number of years an
employee, OF the New York Am
sterdam News, has left that news
paper to take over the public re-
lations work at the Urban League
of Greater New York.
: Mr.. Lincoln replaces William
Simms, who has joined the fund
raising staff of the national organi-
zation.
Arizona sun., 1953-12-11

Paint brushes don't have to be
cleaned if you are going to paint
with them again in just a few days.
Kitchen aluminium foil wrapped
around the bristles will keep them
soft for several days.
Arizona sun., 1953-12-11

Few centipedes have as many as
100 legs. The common house type
has only Is pairs; the garden va
riety, 81 pairs. Some species have
as many as 200 legs.
Arizona sun., 1953-12-11
GLOBAL.
BRIEFS
POSTAL, EMPLOYEES TAKE
YSrDo,r ox, "urAuppIAY EXAMS

POSTAL EMPLOYEES TAhE4
FIRST OF "FAIRPLAY" EXAMS:
WASHINGTON, DC. (Globap >
Approximately 1,500 members OF
the National Alliance of Postal En-
ployees took competitive eXamina-
tions last week for promotions to
supervisors, according to the Asso-
ciation's President, James B. Cobb.
These examinations were opened
for the first time to clerks and
carriers under the new "fairpiay'
edict of Postmaster General Arthur
E. Summerfield.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-11
HONORED AT SHOWERS
News by Lennah B. Bond


Miss Betty Sharp, who has
been Pomona in the Lake
County Pomona Grange, has re-
signed that office as her mar
riage to Cpl. Robert Kidder
of Kirkland took place on June
6. They will live in Kentucky.
On Wednesday, May II, the
Lake County Pomona Grange
Officers gave a luncheon for
Miss Sharp. Mrs. Stanley Page
was hostess. The flower decora-
tions were in yellow and green.
Yellow tulips from Mrs. Pages
garden. AS a symbol of the
cornucopia, Mrs. Page served
cones filled with fruit and
green icecream to represent the
office of Pomona. Miss Shap
was presented with two car
carryalls. One for carrying OK
suits and one for dresses. All
the officers were present with
their husbands or wives.
On May IL, Miss Willie Mae
Rutledge, one of Miss Sharp's
bridesmaids, gave a shower in
her honor. The gifts were
placed under a beautifully dec
GRATED umbrella. Present were
Misses Mary Hartong, Barbara
Campbell, Nancy Dill, Jan Wy
att, Betty Kenny, Betty Mapes,
and Aileen Brown, Mrs Sharp
Mrs. Rutledge and Mrs. Doro-
thy Wigand.
On May 10 a shower was
given for Miss Sharp by Mrs
Ivor Bork of Eastlake. Mrs
Bork was selected as matror
of honr for her cousin. Guests
were friends and relatives from
Eastlake, Cleveland and vicin'
ity, Kirkland and Willoughby
Earlier in May, Miss Nellie
Fenner, Garfield Road, Mentor
was hostess at a shower fol
Miss Sharp. Forty were present
and a number of others sem
gifts. The table was beautifully
decorated with rust coloreC
snapdragons. A feature of the
lunch was a cake made by Mrs
Clarence Brichford. 1t was dec
Grated with a large heart ano
the words Best Wishes tc
Betty and Bob"
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Patterson
will celebrate their 50th wed.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-11
Benefit Dinner
forOpportunity
School

NEWBURY - st. Helen's,
located on Route 81, will be
the scene of a benefit turkey
dinner on Thursday, June IL.
Serving, family style, will be
from $50 to 8 pm.
Proceeds will go to the Op-
portunity School fund. This
school is located in st. Helen's
Catholic church. The dinner is
being sponsored by the execu-
tive board with the help of
other interested individuals.
The work, which the children
have completed during the past
year, will be on display.
SuRSCRIBE AND SAVEI
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-11
thur Battles.

thur Battles.
Murray LaMoreaux, who has
been in Chicago for nearly a
month while receiveing training
for his work with the Lumber
mans Casualty Co., arrived
home on Thursday. His work
will be in Ohio for a time.
Mrs. T. c. Laughlin and Mrs.
William Reif and daughter,
Barbara, were in West Virginia
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bond
were in East Lansing, Michigan,
from Saturday through Monday
to attend the commencement
activities at Michigan State Col
lege.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-11
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Pvt. Duane Inkster has ar
rived from Camp Gordon,
Georgia, for a furlough of 10
days. He will report at Camp
Jackson, South Carolina, at the
end of that time.
E. r. Whitacre or Blackpool,
England, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Cart Harland.
Mrs. Paul Lee and son, Bent
ley of Indianapolis, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-11
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL

Reserve the evening of June
20 for the Strawberry Festival.
This. will be held on the town
park at the intersection of
Routes 322 and 306. The Boy
Scouts Troop 95 are planning
the event.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-11
CARD PARTY

A card party for the benefit
of the Grange will be given at
the home of Mrs. Frank Barnes,
east of Mulberry Corners on
Wednesday, June 10, at 1890
in the afternoon. The public is
invited.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-11
THIRTY FIFTH \
ANNIVERSARY A

Mrs. Charles Mapes enter
tanned in honor of the 35th
wedding anniversary of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Franz, which was June l. The
honored couple received as a
gift a certificate from a Cleve-
land store with which to buy
crystal.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-11

Although New York state has only
10 per cent Of the population Of the
United States, 1t has achieved
through business enterprise IS per
cent Of the country's national In
come, IL per cent Of the nations,
retail sales and 23 per cent Of its
wholesale trade.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-11

News from Chester

ding anniversary at their home
on June II. They will hold
open house in the afternoon
from 200 to 500, and from
700 to 1000 in the evening.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-11

Leader, Linda Trivisonno; News
Reporter, Caryn Tesreau; Health
and Safety Director, Anita
Ross. Mrs. John is Leader.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-11
DORCAS CIRCLE

Mrs. Clarence Battles enter
tanned the Dorcas Circle at
her home on Thursday after
noon. The work for the meet
ing was preparing carpet rags
and working on rugs.