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TODAY'S'
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK Up - The stock
market was mixed today after q
slightly higher start.
In early dealings, prices were up
between / and points at the most
while losses extended into the ma.
jor fractions.
Few major divisions were other
than mixed. The radio-televisions
were a little lower while utilities
were unchanged to higher. The oils
and airlines, were steady. The rail-
roads, steels, and motors were
mixed.
Among higher stocks were Santa
Fe, American Telephone, Anaconda
Copper, General Dynamics, Ameri-
can Motors. and Montgomery
Ward. Lower were New York Gen.
trail, Kennecott Copper, General
Motors, Bosing, and Radio Corp.
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UNITED JEWISH
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to. life the prophet Isaiah's vision
of Israel reborn, 'and they shall
renew the waste cities, the desc.
lations of many generations"
Local Committee
The local committee, any men,
Der Of which is authorized to ac-
cept contributions to the drive.
consists of Pearlman, Gladys Null
berg, Mrs. Hester Stutz, Milton
Appel, Charles Aronovitz, and Sam
SHERMAN.
William j. Ullman national field
representative to the U. J. A. will
be in Key West to assist tomorrow
in making this drive complete
success.
The drive leaders urge every.
one, regardless of race or creed.
to give to the Appeal.
ITO enable Israel's people to
receive those who come from pla.
ces Of fear and darkness, to helm
them build their land and freedom.
give to this drive" the chairman
said today. Don't Let them stand
alone"
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CARBONELL RAPS
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1.-The greatest blow to morale in
the police department"
Carbonell also blasted the police
department for not cooperating
with the FBI in attending their
pllce training school recently. Only
one member of the department
put in an appearance at the school
last week. The government agency
cancelled the school as a result.
Even the FBI is disguised with
them," said Carbonell.
Finally, Carbonell pointed out
that rookie patrolman Bernard
Waite was recommended to the
Civil Service board for permanent
appointment by Acting Chief Bien.
venido Perez even though he has
been on the force for only a month.
Against Regulations
This, said Carbonel, is against
the civil service regulations which
calls for six months service before
permanent appointment can be
made.
Carbonell added that elf the city
commission doesn't do something,
I'll take this before the people"
Frank Bartalone, local laundry
operator also delivered an extend
ed blast against the department,
claiming that he was being perse-
cuted. L
Commissioner Jack Delaney
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be open for outgoing pedestrians
only.
l D. m. to S p, m. - Three
ships will also hold open house.
They are the USS Gilmore at Pier
Baker; the USS Darby in front of
Building No. 124; and the USS
Medregal in front of Building No.
123.
1870 o. m. - Ceremonies honor
ing the winners of the essay con-
test aboard the USS Medregal.
The first and second place winners
of the essay contest will be named
honorary commanding officer and
executive officer of the Medregal.
The Elks Lodge is offering $25
savings bond as first prize in the
contest.
1::3O p. m, 2::30 p. M, $50
p. m, and 4:3O p. m. - diving
demonstrations forward of the
Medregal.
Boat Rides
1870 p. m. to S p. m. - Boat
rides from the Quay Wall.
1870 p. m. to 4::30 p. m. - Rides
for children on Navy fire truck
from Building No. 122. Children
will be charged 10-cents per ride
for Navy Relief.
$40 p. m. - Fly over of jet
planes.
$3.50 p. m. Armed Forces Day
Parade up Duval Street and out
Truman Avenue to Bayview Park.
10 p. m. to 2 a. m. - Armed
Forces Day Ball at the American
Legion Home on Stock Island.
II p. m. = Presentation of tro.
phies to winning floats in the par
ade will be made at the Legion
Home.
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tour to familiarize themselves with
u. S. Naval training programs
and methods.
Activities thus far visited by the
Spanish Naval Officers include the
Recruit Training Command and
Service School Command, Great
Lakes, ILL.,; U. S. Naval Academy,
Annapolis, Md; Advanced Techni-
cal Service Schools In Washington,
D. c.; u. S. Fleet Air Defense
Training Center, Dam Neck Va;
U. s. Fleet Training Center and
u. S. Naval Schools Command,
Norfolk, Va; and U. s. Naval
School Mine Warfare, Yorktown,
Va.
The four Spanish Officers will
complete their tour of u. S. Naval
Training Installations with the
visit to Fleet Sonar School, and
will leave Key West Friday for New
York and eventual return to Spain.
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The
Wcathernlan
Says

Key West and vicinity: Partly
cloudy today thru Wednesday with
chance for isolated shower. Con-
tinued warm. Gentle to moderate
east and southeast winds. Low tenn
perature tonight about Is degrees;
high on Wednesday about 81 de-
grees.
Florida: Clear to partly cloudy
with little change in temperature
thru Wednesday. Chance for wide
ly scattered afternoon and even
ing thundershowers in the interior
of extreme south portion.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Light to
moderate variable winds, mostly
northeast to east over north por-
ton and mostly east to southeast
over south portion thru Wednes-
day. Fair weather except chance
for few showers in the southern
portion of the Straits.
Western Caribbean: Gentle to
moderate east and southeast winds
thru Wednesday. Mostly cloudy
and occasional showers extreme
north portion and partly cloudy
with widely scattered showers else.
where.
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BIRMINGHAM, Mass, U "A
tornado scare sent Robert Byron
heading for a neighbor's yesterday
to borrow a rake.
Asked If he planned to rake the
lawn in a downpour, Byron said:
I'm not going to rake outside. I
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in case the house blows away"
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TALLAHASSEE @- Complete
official returns from the May 4
Democratic governorship primary
today gave Acting Gov. Charley
E. Johns a lead Of 32,996 over
State Sen. Leroy Collins.
Collins held margin of IS, OO9
over ]. Bradley Oldham. Johns and
Collins are engaged in a runoff
campaign for the nomination to
fill out the unexpired term of the
late Gov. Dan McCarty.
Reports from county canvassing
boards, tabulated and verified in
the office of Secretary of State
r. A. Gray for formal certifica-
ton by the State Canvassing Board
showed these totals:
Johns 5,7s7, Collins 222, 791 and
Oldham 1912.
Johns official lead of 1886 tai
lied with lead of S2,448 which
was shown in an unofficial tabu-
lation Of returns gathered by The
Associated Press on election night
and published before absentee bal
lots were counted. The AP returns
had given Collins lead Of 36,s58
over Odham-a difference of only
1855 from the final official mar
gin.
A total OF COS, $50 votes were
cast in the Democratic governor
ship contest, which was 72,137 less
than the total vote in the first pri.
mary two years ago.
J. Tom Watson led Charles E.
Compton 24,42s votes to 11,552 in
winning the Republican governor
ship nomination.
Other final official returns: .
State railroad commissioner:
Group - Allen R. Acosta 1884,
D. S. Dansby 8S,04s, Wilbur c.
King 270.137; Group 2-Davis At
kinson 14s,o6O. Jerry W. Carter
293 ,556.
Congress:
First district - (Republican)
William C. Cramer $500, Thomas
T. Dunn 4,05S.
Third district - (Democrat) Ar
thur Barker ST.. 10-752, Bob Skies
1871
Fourth district ~ (Democrat)
Dante B. Fascell 5S.O95, Robert H.
Givens Jr., 21,005, Frederick B.
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Monday included Allen Hampton,
Reverend Paul Touchton, and Joe
Allen. Judge Raymond Lord, Mrs.
Hugh williams and Arthur Null
berg are also members of the
board.
1t. and Mrs. Russell are the
only salaried workers. All others
assisting render volunteer service.
The next official meeting of the
board has been set for Wednesday
noon, July Z. The board will meet
bi-monthly thereafter.
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niaht and tomorrow at the
hiah school auditorium! These
two concerts Lecvona's only ap.
pearanes In Florida this year.
An entirely different program
will be presented each night,
and music lovers won't want
to miss this chance to hear
one Of the greatest living COM
pessrs. Beta Sigma Phi is
sponsoring The concerts.
The Key West Engineers
Club will pay . visit TO the
Southern Bell Company follow.
ing their business meeting to.
night.
The Mothsr's Club Of the
Convent Of Mary Immaculate
and St. Jossph's Schools will
install their new officers Thurs.
day night at the Convent Audi.
forum at 1880 p. m.
Special treat Tor school kids
and feaehersl A matinee per-
formsnce Of 1.-THE Filibvsters"
on Thursday afternoon, May
70; at the San caroIos Thea.
ter. The play Is based on Key
Vests part In the fight for co.
ban indpsdsnee and some Of
the cast are direct descendants
Of these patriots. parents &C.
eompanyins their small fry al
50 admitted Of the reduced
price,
The evening performance will
be attended by the personal
representatives Of The Cuban
Government here for the Fiesta
Allegro y Benefieis, and the en-.
fire performance will be filmed
by . Havana radio STATEN, from
the time the disnitsriss arrive
~ the San Carlos Until the last
curtain cell.
May Il thsrs'Il be . Fiesta
parade and street dance with
music by . Cuban band, and
later the grand Fiesta ball at
the Casa Marina. Hats of TO
the Junior Woman's Club who
are doing 90 much for the
Fiesta!
This Friday, the Key West
Council Of Church Women will
hold their May Fellowship Day
program at 81. Pavl's Episco.
pal Church. Luncheon will be
served At s.. PavIPs Parish
Hall, and all interested women
are invited to attend. No re-.
servations are necessary.
May IS is Armed Forces Day
with big parade and open house
at the Naval bases. Svxy's pet
pelican has q good suggestion
- IT'S not too soon to start
thinking about the Community
Chest, and If . unit is being
entered by an organization sup.
ported by the Chest - why not
get one Of those big red fsa.
theirs from Chest Headquarters;
ard use Il on your float?
Hey kids - just especially for
you we're running Vivian
Browns "Tsen Talk" enes .
week. How about making with
some Of your special brand
"ceneh" talk and keeping Us
posted on some '"sevthsrnmest
slang" - that is IL it's still
called "sIang!"
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commented that in the two years
he has been in office, each budget
has included a pay raise for police.
He added that for the first time,
a uniform allowance is given po-
lice.
Delaney added that he is hopeful
another raise will be forthcoming
in this years budget.
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ization would strengthen our
homestead exemption"
Collins said II "may be good
politics but It's bad government
for former Congressman Lex
Green and J. Hardin Peterson to
be on the state payroll and at
the same time making political
speeches for Johns.
Green is an attorney for the
State Board of Health and Peter.
son is liaison for the state In
Washington.
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Complete Primary Returns
Give Johns 1896 Lead

Routh 1882, Charles Vocelle H.
728, Francis o. Warmer 2,O89.
Fifth district ~ (Democrat) sgd
Herlong 64,641, John Lotion 1880.
Seventh district - (Democrat)
James A. Haley 29,S50, David B.
Higginbotham 6,226. (Republican)
E. B. Sutton 2,s16, Philip Hiss
'2,143.
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Observations Taken AZ City Office
Key West, Fla, May II, 1854
lt ] AM, EST
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TEMPER XTUR rs

Relative Humidity, J AN.
1870
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1895 ins.-1014.2 mbs.
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CLUB CALENDAR

CLUB CALENDAR
EvEEY TUESDAY
s0o-Ladies Day Golf Tournament col, rguh
900-ThrM Shop Navy Commsary omen until =, ma,
s45=-Kwanis Club, LaConcha Hots r w - n''A
Youth for Christ Bible Study Flem;r. G. M,os;, rr..s
71-Dupneate bridge club It. Taylor Officers Club
soo-nnigns OF pythias. Pyhian Hail. 72s Fleming st.
sW-Stock Car Association, Legion Home Stock Island
TUESDAY, May
1ooo-Zx11 Officers Wives Club Aeropaims
73o-Catholic Daughters, Womans Club arc DIVA. ssre
73o-DeMolay Scottish Rite Temple 533 Eaton Street
73o-WScS, First Methodist Church, at church
730-Truman School PTA, at the school
s0Southernmost Rifle Legion uo. s.o 1.,.,d
s00-Harris School PTA, at the school ' ~ ~
so0Navy Wives Club, CPo Lounge Naval Station
s:OorzvFW Ladies Aux. WV Home as Elizabeth Street
sM-Engineers Club Amory Bldg, White and Southard
Surface Development owe, to be announced
sooEngineers Club Armory BLDG White and Southland St.
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-18

Mr.. L. Keil, husband of Bertha
Peddar Keil passed away Sat-
urday at his home in st. Peters
burg, Fla. Funeral services
were held Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C.
Hansen were dinner guests of
DR.. and Mrs. J. Pritchard of
Cleveland HgtS., Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Potts and
family spent the weekend in
Oberlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Baxter were
in Amherst Sunday to see the
formers mother, who has been
in the hospital there.
Mrs. L. Danolfo and children
spent Thursday afternoon with
her mother, Mrs. william Ran
dell on E. Hill DR..
Mrs. CLANCY McGuerer and
daughter, Mrs. r. Phillips, spent
Monday with Mrs. George
Green in Willoughby.
Mrs. Alfred Pots has as her
guest, her sister, Robertina, who
has just returned from her
home in Belgium.
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and 1874 for total of 6O2. There
were Is games of 200 or better
rolled that night.
Four game winners of three
night were: Tee Pee Motors
over Chardon Savings; Finch
Cleaners over Veteran Bever-
age.
Three to one victors of the
evening included: CarlSon's S
Hardware over Green Lantern;
Country Suburban over TOW n
line Dairy. Security Savings
split even with Suchdale Tav-
ern. Strong Carriage Milk shar-
ed a little with Chardon Springs
taking 212 and giving Chardon
Springs 112.
Ladies League
Taking all from Farinacci
and Sons was Rimes Trucking.
While Robson Moline took 8
and gave Maple Leaf UpholSt-
ering l. Chardon Rubber took
312 leaving Country Suburban
" point.
Wednesday Men League
w. Boncham held high single
of evening with a PIT. Hanks
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ner to the Holstein Association
at the town hall on Thursday
evening of last week. Their e
were one hundred and thirty
seven present.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy
Tretera on Wednesday, Feb. 10,
at Corey hospital, a little daugh
ter, Dorine Anne.
June and Gary, the children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis
of Newbury, spent the pa S t
week with their grandmother,
Mrs. Ruth Davis.
Mrs. Grace Kibler has gone
to the Pope Home for several
weeks to take the place of Mrs.
Baptie, who is having a short
vacation in Florida.
Mrs. Woodrow Brown, whose
birthday fell on Wednesday,
Feb. II, was given an advance
surprise family party on Sat-
urday evening the 18th.
Bob Butler of Cuhahoga Falls
and Isaac Butler of Pittsburg
were calling on their brother,
Lee Butler and family on Sat-
urday last.
Rev. Mr.. Wolstencroft will
occupy the pulpit next Sunday,
Feb. 81, in the absence of the
student pastor, Donald COX,
who is spending the weekend
in Washington, D. C.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-18

ran a 568 series with 2O7
game. Loring rolled a 201 and
George 200.
Three to one winners in
team competitions were: H e l.
ser Imp. over BRENNAN Rug;
Frantz Restaurant over Je
Die; Sidley Co. over Junction
Auto.
Thursdays Bouts
Jonath had high single of the
evening with a 213 while Kos
ton rolled a 201.
Taking all 4 was Srp Tractor
from Chardon Rubber, while
Kismet Products gave Culligan
Water l and took 8 points them
selves: Leisy's Light and Chucks
Towing split even.
Church League
High singles of the evening
were: Gaylord 209, Balog 202
and Zak 200.
Gigloitti cleaned house on
Burton Auto and took all 4,
while Team No. 2 and Schin-
agles split even and Hi Life
and Haueter shared 2 and 2.
BowerlettS
Myrtle Henzler took tn e
champs corner with a $50 series
and holding high single for the
evening with a219. Kay Stew
ems with 13 pins behind shows
a 526 series.
All were 4 game winners
and went as follows: B. and V.
Rec. over Tee Pee Motors;
Finch Cleaners over Chardon
Inn; Suchdale over Mcbride
Bros; Culligans Water over
Spears; Country Suburban over
Schinagles; and Green Lantern
over LeiSy'S.
Mixed Bowling
Saturday games went as fol-
lows: Pin SplinterS took all
four from Valley Five while
Alley Cats took 8 leaving
Spears /; West End Kids g.;
and C and T /.
A match game was held Sat-
urday, Feb. 6, at B. and v.
Recreation between Waite r
Best and Junction Auto-Fenwick
came through with a nice 624
series, games of 239, 234 and
151. Junction Auto took honors
of the event by taking all 4
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-18
KIWANIANS TO HEAR
TALK ON HOLY LAND

An illustrated talk on tn e
Holy land will be presented to
Geauga Kiwanis at their meet
ing this Thursday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Hall of Paines-
vile will show pictures a n d
tell of their travels in the coun-
try of the Bible. Mr.. Hall, who
was raised in Auburn township,
Geauga county, was connected
with the Voice of America"
program for two years in Syria.
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The
Bowling Beat

of 200 or better for the eve
ming.
Four game winners of t h e
evening in competitions were:
C. Peters Exc. over F. o. E.
Eagles; Ed Kempf over juno
ton Auto Sales.
Three to one victorS included:
Van Gorder over Bostwick store
Chardon Rubber over Gre e n
Lantern; Country Suburban ov-
er Moss Farm Dairy, B e n
Franklin store over Perkins
Auto Sales.
Tuesdays
Frank Balog rolled the high
est series with a 618. from
games of 219, 208, and 1911. An
other good series was made by
Glenn DeWalt with a 216, 202
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News from EAST CLARIDON

News by Nellie C. Adams
Telephone East Claridon 66289
Word was received on Tues
day, the I'd, by Douglas Win
chell of the death of his aunt,
Mrs. Nina Carleton fromerly of
this place, late of Duneden,
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stetson,
son frankie and daughter San
dra of Chicago, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Aufmuth and
daughter, Susan of Cleveland,
were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ola Berry, parents
of Mrs. Stetson and Mrs. Auf-
muth.
Mr.. John Rider, Guy Stillwell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Malt
bic left on Wednesday, the 10th
for a short vacation in Florida.
Mr.. Riders mother, who lives
with him, is visiting her daugh-
ter in Cleveland during his
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwyn Evans
visited Mrs. Evans mother,
Mrs. Champlin and brother,
Ross Champlin in Ashtabula,
Sunday afternoon, the 7th.
Mrs. Vira Adams is visiting
her son in law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Gift
ford in Strongsville.
Mrs. Helen Sanford was a
recent guest of her son, Jerome
and family at their home in
Chester.
Mrs. Ruth Davis has return
ed from a three weeks stay
with relatives in Warren and
Youngstown and with friends at
Gable Lake, Canton.
The w. S. c. S. served din
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Betty Parr


Top keglers of the W e e k
were Don Trask who rolled a
226, 222, and 2O4 to effect a
high series totals of 652. Other
600 games were rolled by Frank
Balog 219, 201 and 191 ending
with a nice series of 618. Ray
Post rolled a 603 series with
900, 213 and ITO. Diem De-
Walt followed with a 216, 202
and 1874 ending with 602.
Monday
Trask was high man of the
evening with a 226 single and
Peters at his heels with a 225.
Other good keglers that ev E.
ming were Nutter 222 and Wen
eel 222. There were % games
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from Walter Best.

from Walter Best.
Head Pin Tournament will be
held on Sunday, March 7. Every
one interested should enter now.
Well folks 1 guess that's all
for now. This is your scores
for the week so from B. and
V. this is Betty Parr syaing
you'll be hearing from me.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-18

No Drivers Tests Monday
There will be no drivers test
given in Chardon on Monday,
Feb. %. The testing will con-
tinue as usual starting Monday,
March /.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Kagy
who have recently moved to
1913 Main street, Chardon? Mr..
Kagy is opening a district
office for the Holland Fur
mace Co. in Chardon. TIL e
KagyS have moved to Char
don from New Philadelphia,
o. They have no children.