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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
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[Viene de Ia Primera,


fuerte, mas libre y mas duraders
en- los paises de la America Cen.
trail por los cuales pasa".
"Tambien realizara considera.
blemente ell valor que la Carrete-
ra Panamericara tiene en- cuanto
al transporte y Ell fumento, cons
truida enteramente por la Repu-
blica de Mexico y que Sc extiendt
desde ell Unite sudoccidental de
Estados Unidos y empalma con la
Carretera Interamericana, en- la
frontera septentrional de Guate-
mala.
La carencia de transporte de
superficie ha retardado en- alto gra
do ell desenvolvimiento de la Anne
RIGA Central. De este Sc desprende
necesariamente por 10 tanto, que
con ell mejoramiento de la econo-
mia nacional habra i'm nivel de vi.
ia mas alto en- toda la America
Central que sera ell baluarte con-
ira las influencias subversivas".
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
EXLIADOS DOMINICANOS
"C0NMEMORARON
DESAPARICION DE GALINDE1

SAN JUAN Todos los exila-
dos dominicanos en- Puerto Rico
Sc unieron Ell microbes, a las 800
de la noche, para celebrar un ac-
to en- ell Ateneo Puertorriqueno
con motive del Segundo A%niversa-
rio del secuestro en- Nueva York
del professor Jesus de Galindez,
Entire los oradores sehalados pa
"a la OCCASION figuraban ell doctor
Alfredo Matilda, en- representation
de la Association Pro Democracia
Espahola ell licenciado Enrique
Gonzalez, por Affirmation Democra-
tica; ell senior Andres Martinez Ay-
bar, por los exilados dominicanos;
ell senior Salvador Tic y ell senador
Hipolito Marcano.
Durante ell dia del microbes, los
exilados dominicanos piquetearon
frente al Consulate dominicano en-
San Juan.
Segun informan Ell doctor Ra-
fael Velazquez y ell senior Cesar
Morales, Presidente y Secretario,
respectivamente, del Centre Cultu-
raj Dominicano, estos actos son aus
piciados por dicha entidad con la
collaboration de todos los grupos
de exilados dominicanos en- Puer-
to Rico
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
CHINO OBSERvA CULTIvO
DE CANA EN- LA ISLA

AGUADA.-Hace algunos dias
ell senior Chiu Chang Chen, exper,
to en- cana de la Taiwan Sugar
Corp. de Formosa, estuvo en- esta
poblacion observando ell cultivo de
la cana de azucar
Ell senior Chen, quien habla ell
ingles con bastante claridad, es Su.
perintendente de Campo de dicha
Central y vino a Puerto Rico baio
ell Programa de Cooperation Tee
MICA.
Durante su estadia en- Aguada ell
senior Chen visit6 las Centrales de
Coloso, Igualdad y Plata. Tambien
visit6 la estacion Experimental de
Isabella y del Vale de Lajas, mos.
trando gran interes en- ell cultivo
mecanizado de la cana, las varie.
dades y los distintos sistemas de
siembra.
Al comparar la industrial azuca-
rera de la Isla con la de su pals,
nos informo que en- Formosa I'm
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15

Viene de la PrImera)

NFlcue ue Ia EElmernJ
sitas a Bolivia, Venezuela y Uru-
quay,
La dificil situaci6n economical
de Bolivia, agravada por la baia
de los precios del estano en- ell
mundo y en- particular en- Estados
Unidos, Sc VIC complicada la Sc
mana pasada por una decision en-
Ell partido oficialista Movimiento
Nacional Revolucionario. Ell d.
rigente laboral izquierdista, Juan
Lechin, esta amenazando al Pre-
sidente, Herman Siles Zuazo,
con una huelga general en- los cen
troS mineros para obligar al 60
bierno a abandonar SUI plan de
estabilizaci6n economical.
Uno de los puntos importantes
del plan, del primer mandatario,
es mantener los sueldos y lorna
les EN- su actual nivel para impe-
dir que Sc acelere la inflaci6n en-
espiral. Lechfn, que dirige ell sec
tor izquierdista del M. N. r., ha
amenazado varias veces con tras-
tornar ell plan, y la Ultima huelga
eS considerable por las autoridades
bolivianas como otro paso de una
"campana de obstruction.
Las autoridades norteamericanas
conceptdan que Nixon ha sido en-
ell pasado un eficaz componedor
que puede hablar con franqueza a
funcionarios extranjeros sobre la
politica de Estados Unidos y ell
deseo de este de prestar ayuda
economical sin lastimar los senti-
mientos nacionales,
Uno de los e&itos que Sc lie atri-
buyen durante SUI gira de buena
voluntad por America Central, en-
1855, fue fruto de sus ~esfuerzos
para contribuir a la soluci6n del
pleito que entonces existia entire
Nicaragua y Costa RIGA. Asimis-
mo explico con franqueza a Qua
temala los c~onstantes esfuerzos de
Estados Unidos para apoyar ell
plan de desarrollo economico de
ese pals.
Las autoridades locales piensan
que 81 Nixon puede ir a Bolivia,
estara en- condolences de reiterar
al Gobierno y pueblo bolivianos
ell constante inter6s de Estados
Unidos en- ell bienestar econ6mico
y polftico de SUI pals.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
KEBREAU 49,.
- Viene de la primera Pag.

Duvalier cont6 con ell apoyo de
un grupo de oficiales jovenes pero
situados en- posiciones claves. Ell
presidente comenz6 hoy mismo a
reorganizar los cuadros de mando
del ejercito para impedir que &C.
tuen los partidarios de Kebreau.
Por las Gales Sc vieron hoy me.
nos soldados que de costumbre.
La poblacion Sc mantuvo en- cal.
ma.
Duvalier envi6 aver al parecer
a Kebreau a Miragosne con e pre.
texto de que pasara inspection a
la nina cercana de la Reynolds
Metals Company.
AL llegar a la ciudad Sc lie detu.
vo y quedo sin communication con
la capital.
BESIDE que Duvalier Sc hizo car
60 de la presidencia ha corrido ell
rumor de que Kebreau, un gene
raj de upo tuerte9, eStaba pro-
yectando arrojarle del poder y sus-
tituirlo en- ell mando.
Informantes que conocen la 81
tuacion creian que ell general ale
jaria a sus adversarios de los pues-
tos importantes del ejercito para
colocar en- ellos a sus partidarios.
Kebreau tom6 las riendas del
poder en- JUNO pasado despues de
enviar al destierro al Presidente
provisional, Daniel Fignole.
Con los otros dos miembros de
la junta, los Coroneles Emile Ia.
MOI y Adrien Valville, bobernt
hasta que Duvalier assemble a la
presidential, tras las el~ecciones de
octubre.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
LAS AMERICAS - Pad. 2
cAPTURADo -.
viene de la Pas. 5 .

~ " - As
las parallels del tren. En- seguida
telefone6 a la poliefa.
Cuando estos llegarono,ty Sc
aproximaron a Makiewicz, este
corri6 a ocultarse, .peroslos poll
cias con sus revolyers en- mano lie
ordenaron que s%aliera. Ell acusado
Sc levant6 medrosamente, con sos
manos en- alto. ma
Vestia aun los mismos pantaIe-
mes girls y zapatos de tennis que
llevaba cuando escape con SUI com
panero, Howard Picott, colgan-
dose por una cuerda y descendien-
do seis pisos, hasta ell piso II, para
desde ALI baiar por la escalera y
perderse despues en- las GALES de
la ciudad. Estaba sucio y sin afei-
tar.
Sc acusa a Makiewicz de haber
muerto a tiros al teniente de Ia
policia de Bal Harbour, Robert
Staab la noche del "a de octubre,
cuando este lie perseguia para
arrestarle, por sospechas de robo.
La acusaci6n que pende sobre
Makiewicz es la de asesinato en-
primer grade, y puede ser cas-
tigado con la pena de muerte.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15

cas- y declara que nuestra orga-
nizacion mantendra una vigilan-
cha especial sobre esta situaci6n,
Y que ell gobierno del General
Batista sera hecho responsible
de TODD dano que sufra cual-
quiera de estos periodistas o per-
juicio voluntario causado a sus
propiedades'.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
LCD0. GIL IRA EU


SAN JUAN-El fiscal federal in
terino, licenciado Francisco A. Gil,
hijo, asistira a la conferencia annual
de ~fiscales federales de toda la
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
Sc EsPERA
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ma.a#
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los tribunales para ganarse ell con.
troll de Florida East Coast, que es-
ia actuando bajo administrator
judicial, desde que fue decfarada
en- huelga. Su objection es. de que
no debe construirse una nueva Is
taci6n hasta que no Sc decida
quien sera la nueva operadora del
ferrocarril.
La st. Joe Paper Coz, conten-
diente de la Atlantic, ha ofrecido
absolute cooperation para retirar
la antigua estaci6n " las parallels
del f%errocarril que atraviesa ell cen
tro de Miami. go
Edwards E. Ball, representante. de
los %intereses Dupont en- Florida,
propietarios de la ST. Joe Paper Co.
declare que los i~ntereses que elsre-
presenta estan dispuestos a afron.
tar, hasta 10 millones de d6lares,
ell costo de las nuevas mejoras de
~estaci6n, ETC., 81 la Florida East
Coast sc reorganiza, como ferroca.
rril independence con dinero de
RESIDENCES de Florida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
-MAOUINARIAS
Y MoToRES
MA0UlNARlAS
USAlAS De CklICAD

EN- Ell CENTRIC CATERPILLAR
TRACTOR CAT Do Serie
203770, con hoja de en-
puje angular y control
de cable delantero.
Muy buenas condicio-
mes S $4,000
TRACTOR CAT Do Serie
2U13706 o hoja de
empuie angular hidrau-
lica.. Completamente
reparada $4,000
4 CAT Dc Tractor-Serie
9U3164, equipado con
6S "Bulldozer" y con-
troll de cable frontal s 10000
CAT No 6 Pala. Serie
yds. Perfecta 8 1880
CAT D4 Calibre so"
7U24581, con hoja de
empuje angular hi
draulica. Completa-
mente garantizado 1000
TRACTOR CAT d. Cali
bre 50", con hoia de
empuje hidraulico.
TRAxCAVAToR CAT sss
Serie 11A1844. En- exec
lente estado - $500
OLIVER OC-3 Tractor.
Serie 10WH1S4, con
dozer hidraulico. Bue-
ma condici6n s 14,5O0
\ CAT 212 Motor Grader.
Serie IR522 con ruedas
delanteras nuevas incli-
nadas ........ $3.50. 1000
VULCAN de rs Ton.
Trailer Tandem 2,soo
AMERICAN Modelo H6
"Maintainer" Serie
CAT Ds37F Motor Diesel.
"Turbo charged. Com
pletamente reconstrui-
10 4,SUU
GIN Modelo 8268A. Motor
Diesel Marine. Con
$500 H.P.) con ISL
Gambia de rever $50 = re-
ducci6n FOB Miami : 8 800
CAT D8800 y CAT D337 Motores
Diesel Marine. Los tenelnos
en- Miami.
3 "Allis-Chalmers" o
r~asparadoraS de motor
TS-300. con motor tipo
BLOWER" Buda 844.
Cada n ........ 5 10000
Pidanos nuestro boletfn de
maquinaria usada regular.
mente sin recargo.
Caterpillar, Cat y Traxcavators.
son marca registradas de
Caterpillar Tractoy.
Company Peoria, Illinois.
SHEllEY
Tractor 6 Equipt. 20.
$3.50 BIRD RD., MIAMI, FLA.
(2008) Al
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
LA VISTOSIDAD Y Ell LUJO
DE LA SEDA

Las prendas de yestir para ca
b~alleros, eorbatas, batas, pija.
mas, solapas de saten para ira
jes de etiqueta e incluso. para
ternos livianos de verano-cons-
tituyen una de las principales
lineas de exportacion de Gran
Bretaha a los Estados Unidos y
otros mercados de ultramar.
Entire los disenos mas comu-
mes son aquellos estampados en-
soda jacquard confeccionada en-
corbatas en- vista de SUI especial
contextura pesada y que, en- otros
modelos esta manufacturada en-
dos dolores de contraste, es de-
cir, con ell interior en- blanco.
Tambien son muy buscados los
conjuntos compuestos de corba-
ia y panuelo que llevan los Dor
DIES enro1lados a mano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15
TELEFONO FIR 9-52o6

100 Gale Storm
U15 Gale Storm
N 80 Gun. Will Travel
IS Gun, Will Travel
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NUEVAS
NNSL WNV
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tonalidades blanca y negra, plo-
mos y verdes. Por otra parte, pa
"a ell future Sc pronostica que
estaran muy de moda los ma
teriales reversibles que ahora So
los tiene exclusivamente para los
trajes de ~sastre de sonora, par
ticularmente en- vista de la ten
dencia para dolores y disenos
mas llamativos. Dichos materia-
les Sc componen normalmente
de una cara en- que ell tono es
mas brillante y contrasta con Ell
mismo pero mas apagado rever-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-15

las parallels del tren. En- seguida
telefone6 a la policfa.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
Parents Announce Ann Ncrimether Anders0n's Betrothal
10 William Lee Broaddus, Jr, OF H0pcuell

pr and Mrs. Thomas Hcnnin.
Anderson. Of Lawrenccville. an
noll,ce the engagement Of their
daughter. Ann Meslwcifer. to
william Ice Broaddus. Jr son Of
Mt. and Mrs. ,Broaddus. OF Hope
we'll.
Miss Anderson WaS graduated
flom Rryn Mawr College, Bryn
MaWl, PA She is 4 member Of the
faculty at st. Aane S School Char
lotteslillc.
MI. loa q du MAS graduated.
from Grcenbficr Military School IN
LewlSburg. w. va and Is nov al,
tending the Mcintyre School ~
Commerce VI the University os Nil-
slaia Hi IL A member Of Sauna
chi social fraternity and Alpha
Kappa Psi business fraternity He
sei sed four years With the United
States Navy.
Mr. Rioaddus IS the grandson "
Dr. PAU Warrtner Beckham.
4 summer wedding i'll planned
Guests in the Joseph James holslci
during the week wore Dick DAVIS
and Fob Melton, ot Morris Harvey
College.
MI. ara Mrs. n IVA Dennis. III
Gtifudy. are guests of ilclr dalPh
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

INTERNAL REVENUE SER
vice, Cleveland, Ohio. Notice of
sealed bid sale: Pursuant to
authority contained in section
6331 of the Internal Revenue
Code, the following described
property has been seized 70 r
nonpayment of delinquent inter-
nal revenue taxes due from Ge-
orge H. and Frieda Silvernail
Rt. 422, Auburn, Burton, Ohio !.
The property will be sold in ac-
cordance with the provision of
section $685. of the internal re-
venue code and the regulations
hereunder, at public sale under
sealed bids which will be open
ed on the 22nd day of October,
1858 at 11:00 AM. at 11404 Euc-
lid Avenue, Cleveland 6, Ohio.
Description of property: The fol-
lowing described piece or par
eel Of land, containing approx
mately one acre, with cement
block constructed garage of car
and truck facility, located at
Southwest corner of Route 422
and Route 306, situated in the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09
League of Women Voters
Study Election Issues

the Right to Work Law, a n d
the county Jail Bond Issue. The
all member meeting of t h e
Geauga League of Women Vot-I
ers at Fowler's Mills Comrnun-
ity Church, September 16 was
followed by a lively discussion
of these subjects.
The Federation Charter a S
explained by Mrs. Elizabeth FIR.
isse of the league, Is principal
ly concerned with services, not
reforming the structure OF gov
ernment, and permits each unit
of local government to maintain
its identity. IF the charter is
voted upon, 1t changes nothing
In our county right now, it is
permissive amendment only, so
that in the future local units Of
government In our county, Or
any county having a city Of 50,-
600 or over can take steps to
put such a charter to their peo-
pie, when it is needed and adj
visable. A federation G h r t :
er means the establishment of a
general metropolitan jurisdiction
covering a metropolitan aread
within a county, It's main con-
Germ would be to provide speci-
fled services throughout t h e
area without merging local gov
ernments involved. 1t can be ta-
ilored exactly to size as needed
1t has only those powers for
functions delegated to it, to do
as big or as little job as need
ed. 1t can be used for only Ii
mited purpose (for example, fu-
rnish water or for total county
reorganization It allows T o r
both the interests of the rural
and the non rural areas to be
considered, as the federation do
es not require that the to t a |
county join. The rural S
could continue to be served as
they are presently, and the non
rural area could have a fedora
tion to help solve its m ny
/ pressing problems.
/ Commissioners Burns and Ho-
| fstetter spoke persuassively on
the revamped Jail Bond Issue.
1t shall increase each SIS 900 tax
duplicate only a dollar year
and be a progressive step for
ward in constructive count y
planning. In spite of many com.
plted Improvements, the Pr e
sent jail structure is considered
a fire trap and a health hazard
by them.
The extremely controversial
Right to Work Law is fairly
well understood by most per
sons, but should any informa
ton on definition, or the Pros
and Cons be desired, they car
be obtained from the chair-lady
of the leagues Voter Service,
Mrs. Richard Ruchan of Cha
grin.
Deputy clerk Mrs. Glen De
Croft gave a demonstration o.
the voting machine and explain
ed it's infallibility. Later a new
Mast head for the official Ge,
auga league newspaper was vot
ed upon, and the honors a n &
prize were awarded to Mrs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

township Of cambridge, County
of Geauga and State Of Ohio:
and known as being part Of lot
no. Is In Tract No. / In said
Township and bounded as f o l.
lows: Commencing at the point
of intersection of the cen ter
line of the Chagrirl Falls and
Warren Road with the enter
line of the Chillicothe r a d:
Thence west along the center
line of the Chagrin Falls Road
a distance of 472 22/100 + e t
to a point marked by a h o | e
drilled in the pavement of the
Chagrin Falls and Warren Road,
which is the principal place of
beginning; thence along tn e
Weterly line of property form
erly owned by Jessie Sykes a
distance of sos o. 100 feet to a
stake set in the line at the South
Westerly corner of said Sykes
land; thence In an Easterly dir
ection LOG 2/10 feet along the
southerly line of said Sykes s.
property to an iron pipe; thence
Northerly a distance of 1852 10
feet to the center line of t h e
Chagrin Falls and Warren Road,
an iron pipe is set in said line
so feet from the center line of
said road; thence in Wester-
ly direction and along the CEN
ter line of the Chagrin f a Is
and Warren road a distance of
271 3 10 feet to the principal
place of beginning, containing l.
952 1000 acres of land, be t h e
same more or less, but subject
to all legal highways. Excepting
and reserving the following de-
scribed premises: Situated n
the township of cambridge, Co
unity of Geauga and State of
Ohio and known as being part Of
original lot no. 25, tract no. /,
in said township and bounded
and described as follows: Be
ginning in the center line of the
Chagrin Falls and Warren Road
at a point which bears 472.22 fee
Northwesterly along said n
ter line from the intersection of
said center line with the center
line of Chillicothe Road; thence
Southerly along the Westerly
line of land formerly owned by
Jessie Sykes, 506.22 feet to the
Southwesterly corner of said
lands; thence Easterly along the
Southerly line Of said lands, SIS
feet to point thence Norther-
| ly to point in the center line
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09
MEN IN SERVICE

The 25 year old soldier is
a 1851 graduate of Burton High
School and former employee
of Safeway Tire Co., Cleveland
FORT KNOX, KY. 80 Recruit
Albert w. Schienke, %, whose
wife, Carolyn, lives on Route 1,
Burton, is attending the eight
week general supply course at
the Army Armor School, For t
Knox, KY. The course is sched-
uled to be concluded October IL.
He is receiving instruction in
the fundamentals of Army sup
ply procedures and the prepara-
tior Of supply records and forms
Schienke entered the Ar m y
last May and completed basic
training at the fort.
The son of Mrs. Olga schien-
ke, Rt. 1, Newbury, he is a 1854
rgaduate of Newbury High
School. Schienke was employed
by the Reid TAPPING Company
Chardon before entering the Ar
my.
FORT KNOX, KY - Ar m y
Recruit Daniel e. Marks, 22,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E.
Marks, Middlefield, Ohio, e.
Gently completed eight weeks OF
basic combat training under the
Reserve Forces Act program
Marks was employed by JEFF
ferson Materials Co. in Burton,
before starting his RIA train,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

of the Chagrin Falls and War
rem Road, said point b eing
171.30 feet, measured Southeas-
terly along said center line from
the place of beginning; thence
Northwesterly along said center
line, 171.30 feet to the place of
beginning. Containing approx :
mately 80 acres, more or less.
Together with a perpetual ease
ment for driveway purposes ov-
er and upon the communal dri-
veway presently existing along
the westerly side of said premi-
ses, being conveyed by this S
deed. Only the right, title, and
interest of George III. Silvernail
in and to the property is offer
ed for sale. Prospective bidders
are requested to write or call in
person at the office of the dis
trict director, 11404 Euclid Ave.
nue., Cleveland 6, Ohio, for the
purpose of securing internal re-
venue service form 1922, sealed
bid for purchase of seized pro
perty, and for information con
corning inspection of the prop
erty. Bids must be submitted
directly to Chester Pokropski !,
Revenue Officer at 11404 Euclid
Ave, Cleveland 6, Ohio, prior tc
the time set for opening tn c
bids. Bids must be accompani
ed by the full amount of h {
bid if the total bid is $4,000 OF
less. If the total bid is m o {
than $4,000, &c percent of the
bid or 10000, whichever is gre,
ater, must be submitted there
with. The balance of the pur
chase price is to be paid By
November 81, 1858. Permitanc
es shall be made payable to thu
Internal Revenue Service. The
provisions of section 6337 of tht
Internal Revenue Code are ap
plicable. MELVIN j. BURTON
DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
1c41
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09
THE RECORD, cHARpoN. OHIO. ocT. .. la5s-l7

ce; and Athens and Rhodes. CIR
eece.
FORT KNOX, KY. Two
soldiers from Chardon, Recruits
Ralph G. Mausling and Robert
NJ. Daniels. recently completed
eight weeks of basic combat
training under the Reserve For
ces Act program at Fort Knox,
Ky.
Maulsing, %, whose wife,
Carol, and parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. william Mausling, live on
Route 4. was graduated from
Thompson High School in 1858.
Daniels, %, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max C. Daniels, LOS Fer
ris ave-. was graduated from
Chardon High School in 1854
and was a printer for TIL Il
NEWS-HERALD Willoughby. in
civilian life.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

ing. He is a 1856 graduate Of
Middlefield High School.
MAYPORT, FLA. Robert
E. Bollinger, airman, UsN, of
Carlton ST., Burton. Is schedul-
ed to return to Mayport, Fla,
October /, aboard the attack
aircraft carrier USS Saratoga
after an eight month cruise in
the Mediterranean area.
While in the Mediterranean ],
the Saratoga operated az a unit
OF the u. S. Sixth Fleet, parti-
cipating in fleet and NATO ex-
ercises and as support unit
during the1Lebanon crisis in
the Middle East.
Between operations the carri-
er's crew visited Gibraltar; Ma
pies and Genoa, Italv; Barcelo-
ma and the Isle of Palma de
MalIorca, Spain; Cannes, Fran
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

u. s. SIXTH FLEET = Mar
ines Of the 2nd Battalion, 9th
Regiment, have left the beach
es Of Lebanon and are coming
home.
Scheduled to depart aboard
amphibious ships Of the u. S.
Sixth Fleet during September
16 : 1s. was Marine Cpl. Erwin
j. Byler, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John N. Byler Of Route /, Box
138, Middlefield, Ohio, and hus-
band of the former Miss LaYer-
ne Downing of Cleveland.
The actual date of their ar.
rival at East Coast ports near
their home base at Camp L E.
jeune, N. c., is not yet known.
The 1st Battalion, 9th Regi :
ment has also re embarked
and started home. With the de-
parture of these two battalions,
Marine strength in Lebanon has
been reduced to one battalion
t3rd Battalion. 9th Regiment) !.
One other, the End Battalion, q
nd Regiment, is afloat in h e
Mediterranean as part of tn e
amphibious arm of the U. S.
Sixth Fleet.
FORT KNOX, KY. - Pvt. Ma
H. Lipscomb, son of mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Lipscomb, Grove
ST., Middlefield, is receiving
eight weeks of basic c o m b a
training under the Reserve For.
ces Act program at Fort Knox,
KY. The training is scheduled tc
be completed Oct. IL
Lipscomb is a 1858 graduate
of Cardinal High School.
FORT CHAFFEE, ARK. -Py
Pvt. Ray H. Hughes, %, whose
wife, Dorthy, lives on Route /
Burton Ohio, Is receiving eight
weeks of automotive maintena
nee training at Fort Chaffee
Ark. The training is scheduled
to be concluded Oct. 10.
Huges entered the Army las
May and completed basic train
ing at Fort Chaffee, Ark.
FORT KNOX, KY. Pvt
Alfred F. Adamie, whose wife
Patricia, lives at 1899 E. Gath
ST., Cleveland, is receiving Ell
ght weeks of clerk typist train
ing at the Army Armor School
Fort Knox, KY.
Adamie, son of Mr.. and Mrs
JosephAdamie, Burton, enter
ed the Army last May and com
pleted basic combat training a
Fort Knox.