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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
Ohio Canneries
Aid Production

r. A. Rice, production manager
of the Gypsum Canning Company,
Railroad street, will attend the an
nual convention of the Ohio Can
ners' Association to be held in the
Dcshler- Wallick hotel in Colum-
bus Dec. 14-15.
Tomatoes, cherries, catsup, to-
mato juice, puree and pulp are
canned at the local plant. A very
interesting survey of the food can
ming industry Of Ohio has been
completed for the convention and
is of interest to people in this
county.
Because of their uniformly high
quality, Ohio canned foods are in
much demand and may be found
in stores throughout the union
and in foreign countries. Thus
Ohio canned foods carry the story
of the Buckeye State into other
lands.
The major part of the tomato
aiming industry in Ohio is in
what may be called the north
western part of the state, meaning
from Miami county north to Erie
county. The heaviest part of the
tomato canning industry is located
in Mercer, Van Vert, Williams,
Paulding Wood, Fulton, Lucas,
Sandusky Ottawa and Erie coun-
ties. OF these counties, it is be-
lieved that Wood county leads in
tomato production.
Corn is packed in the south
western part of Ohio, with War
rem, Clinton and Madison counties
leading in the production of sweet
corn acreage. Peas are packed
largely in Pickaway, Mercer, Full
ton and Huron counties, with Pick
away county leading.
Sandusky county leads in acre
age for cabbage kraut. Ohio
ranks third among all the states
of the union in kraut packing.
Among other vegetables packed in
Ohio, but not in so large a vol
ume, are beans, beets pumpkin,
squash, asparagus, carrots, mush-
rooms, peppers, pickles, potatoes,
spinach, succotash onions, etc.
Many fruits are canned also, such
as apple butter, cherries (sour and
sweet), berries (elder, buckle and
young)E pears, making in all 49
different fruit and vegetable pro.
ducts packed in Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
POSTPONE BIRTHDAY PARTY

With all plans made for q birth
day party on their son, Garry, Mr..
and Mrs. Ted Wright, Lockwood
stop, were forced to cancel them
Wednesday, when Garry suddenly
became i'll and was taken to the
Magruder hospital where he was
operated on for appendicitis We'd
nesday morning, his sixteenth
birthday. However, he has been
promised a party later, Garry is
a sophomore in the Port Clinton
schools.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03

A delightful spread is what
some people get from eating be-
tween meals.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
UNEMPLOYMENT HITS new Low
IN STATE, COLLOPY REPORTS

COLUMBUS-The number of
persons drawing unemployment
benefits during October dropped
to new postwar Iowa weekly
average of 24,790, Bureau of I'm
employment Compensation Admin
istrator Frank j. Collopy reported
today. The new low was nearly
one fifth. below the figure for Sep
tember.
The number of those receiving
benefits under the Ohio Law-and
they represented twc-thirds Of the
tott was down y percent from
the September figure. Veterans
drawing readjustment allowances
under the CT Bill of Rights were
down a full 20 percent from the
preceding month. This latter drop
was due primarily to the return
of ex-servicemen to school after
having been in the market for
summer jobs.
Benefit claims filed by persons
beginning new periods of unem-
ployment during October totaled
23,S22, a percent decline from
September and the lowest figure
since November, 1947. Here, once
again, the drop in claims filed by
veterans (under the CT BID was
chiefly responsible for the overall
decline inasmuch as initial claims
filed under the Ohio Law were
up over the preceding months fig
ure.
The average weekly benefit
amount paid for total unemploy-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
Steel Falls Into
Lake After Crash

No one was hurt in a spectacu-
lar traffic accident in route 2, one
mile west of the Portage river
bridge, Monday evening, when a
trailer loaded with sheet steel
broke loose from its tractor and
crashed into the guard fencing
along the Lake shore.
After the trailer overturned,
most of the large pieces landed in
the water. Patrolman Donald
Everett investigated and helped
reload the cargo, g process which
took several hours. The truck
driver was bound for Detroit when
tho accident happened.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03

FOR SALE - CIRCULATING
HEATER--Suitable for heating
large area, burns wood or coal.
Call 4251. 42-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03

ment under the Ohio Law last
month was 1888. This figure
was up for the fourth consecu-
tive month and was 78 cents high
er than year ago.
Veterans drawing readjustment
allowances received 4 cents of
every dollar paid out in benefits
last month. In October, 1947, vet
erans drew AZ cents out of every
dollar.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
MUCH TOO CLOSE

When residents in the yacht club
area complained of stray shots
Friday, police found two local
school boys testing air rifles
along the waterfront. The would
be marksmen were ordered to stop
firing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
VETERANS WILL.
MEET SUNDAY.
State ID. A. V. Commander To
Speak At Special Meeting
In V. F. w. Hall

An open meeting, to which all
veterans are invited, will be spon-
sored by the Perry Wargo chap
ter, No. 29, Disabled American
Veterans, at 8 o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon, Dec. 5, in the local V. F.
w. hall.
Albert L. Croy, state command
er of the Ohio department of the
d. A. ", will address this meet
ing. Croy is recognized as one
of the outstanding leaders of the
wars disabled.
Last year, under his leadership,
the Ohio Department of the d. A.
V. again led all other states from
the standpoint of service rendered
to the disabled veterans, their wild
ows and orphans.
General Jonathon M. Vain
wright, the hero Of Bataan and
Corregidor, is now national COM
mander of the d. A. V.
Mrs. Forrest Lee Eckhoff, adiu-
tant of the local post, reports that
questions pertaining to varied vet
eran problems will be answered
following the meeting.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
OM-Fasbi0ned Look
INT Teen Date Clothes

for sportswear. And the newest
plaids hark back to the Victorian
era in their color versions-with
dark subtle shades. Jersey Is jump.
ing into high place for popularity
for the darling pantaloons that
keep your legs toasty warm despite
the wintry storms for blouses
that fit slick as glove and are
fast replacing sweaters on the
campus. There Is no extra bulk to
them, and because of their supple
ness, they can embody many style
details that a sweater cannot. Cot
tons are better for fall than ever
before in the teen-age crowd. They
assume new darker colorings :. in
solids or exuberant plaids . {.
and tiny bef1owered prints that
breathe of grandmama's day.
Schoolgirls have cast their vote
for slim skirts because the long,
full kind got caught in bicycle
spokes or trail on classroom
floors. With the skirts there Is the
feeling of color coordination, hav-
ing dyed-to-match hues in sweaters
and blouses {. and with color links
in patterned woolens and solid jer-
seys. The skirts, If not completely
slender and simple, take to q va
riety of interest . with tucked
peg pockets at the hiplines, deep
square yokes and scores Of beautiful
Impressed pleatS.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

It's high time to be starting your
back-to-school wardrobe, shaping
up beautifully complete assort-
ment of fashions for fall. The lazy
days Of summer are over, and you
are ready to buckle down to lessons
and to resume the happy activities
that are part of school life. The
keynote for teen clothes this season
is the old-fashioned winsome
charming. The Victorian mood is
upon us, with a return to quaintness
and unmasked femininity. Snug
bodices, sloped shoulders and full
skirts are the style notes. There's
richness in the fabrics-velveteen,
pussywillow soft, in the mauve-
decade hues D. and trims take a
turn to the last century, with braid,
ball-fringe and embrodieries.
And for sportswear, I; there is a
more classic look-that draws the
line at being mannish. Even tweeds
have been softened into town-bound
suits and coats, With a dash of
sophistication to their casualness.
Favored for day-in, day-out wear is
the good gray flannel, the fabric
that's a thoroughbred. Corderoy is
soda-pop-set pet. 1t Is so luscious
looking, yet sturdy-and can be
made into boxy jackets and dirndly
skirts-into slacks, dresses and smart
raincoats. Velveteen is teamed with
tweed in a nostalgia combination
Evening star., 1948-09-12

ready climbing On best-seller lists
In local stores.
The business Of picking . hit de-
mands constant taking Of the pub
lies temperature, says Mr.. D., Z
man who has done this well many
times in the past. Song Of India, -
Marie" and "Iu Never Smile
Again" appeared. respectively, at
what the maestro believed to be
the proper time. UNTIL" he believes,
will ring the bell, because the prev
alent mood is sentimental, the soft
voiced ballad is the thing.
Album Aisle: Hit tunes Of major
tunesmiths are sung by Dinah Shore
and Buddy CLARK In their first al
bum together. "S'Wonderful" is its
name, and included are some pretty
wonderful tunes, including Just
One of Those Things" Easy to
Love-" You'd Be So Nice to Come
Home To-" and Summertime"
Jan Garber's album, college
Medleys"-l6 songs in all-may help
assuage nostalic pangs II football
and fall recall mellow memories.
Among the schools whose tunes are
sung are Army, Navy, Maryland,
Yale, Georgia, Washington and Lee,
Pitt and Princeton.
If you didn't see murder In
Evening star., 1948-09-12

Any one, male or female, in the
front of a crowded elevator should
step out quickly so as to let others
off. Yes, kids, even at floor not
your own. You can hop back in
again, you know.
Call your floors as you enter an
elevator. Speak in a low but clear
voice; don't yell or yammer. And
don't go berserk II you're carried
past your floor. Operators are only
human!
In an elevator converse SPAR
ingly, in low tones, omiting personal
and private remarks, jokes and
horseplay. Never carry q lighted
cigarette into an elevator. And
avoid jostling your fellow passengers
When it's unavoid-
able, beg their pardon or accept
their apologies with polite good
nature.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

"Medea" from . seat on the
aisle, you can hear Judith Ander-
son and supporting players now in
its condensation to album size. The
album is accompanied by notes by
Robinson Jef1ers, adapter Of Euri-
pedes tragedy, and q biographical
note on Mr.. Jeffers and his poetry
by Louis Untermeyer.
When Gordon Jenkins first re-
corded Maybe You'll Be There" !"
some years ago. it backed . piece
called Linda" That lovely lady
tripped her way to fame, and
You'll Be There" became the neg
lected coupling. Now paired with
Dark Eyes" it's . leader on the
hit parade. Latest jenkins tune is
For You," an extension Of the
sentimental but effective You'll
Be There" mood. "On the Painted
Desert" is the coupling.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Record
Row
Bv Betty Miles

This Is the week set aside by one
Of the large record companies as
q time Of mighty values. Determined
to sell a list of 100 records at half
price, the company is offering pop
ular, country, western, blues and
rhythm numbers to the listening
public. These records, produced In
the postwar flush when demand
still exceeded supply, have been
standing in the factory and on
dealers shelves, the result Of over
stocking and curtailed spending On
the part Of the public.
Until" the latest Tommy Dorsey
Offering, Is destined for the popu-
larity Of "I1l Never Smile Again
and There Are Such Things" it's
claimed. The Clark Sisters and the
Town Criers blend voices with Har-
~ Prime to produce q finished plat
ter pleasant and sentimental, al
Evening star., 1948-09-12

of rebuilt Singer sewing machines
Singer Consoles at $89 .50-Singer
Portables at $3.50. Brand rev
sewing machines are priced from
$129.50. And do ask to see the new
"NECCHI," considered the worlds
finest machine. without any spe-
cial ttachments-it does practi-
cally everything but talk. 1t mono
grams! 1t embroiders! It makes
buttonholes! 1t does cording! It
sews on buttons! 1t zig-zags
stitches! 1t sews backward ard
forward! You'll find CAPT. OIL
located across from Woodward and
Lothrop North Bldg.-at 16 1lth
ST. NV. Phone RE. 1900.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

dry cleaning bills and can be wiped
off with damp cloth. Best of all
you can choose them in your
own home. Simply call ST. 5944-
and THE HOUSE OF PLASTICS
will send a representative with COW
ers in available styles. You elini-
nate shopping-yet there is no obli-
cation to buy. The plastic furniture
protectors come in the following
styles and sizes: Club Chair, Wing
Chair, Barrel Chair, Boudoir Chair,
Fish Tail Chair, Lawson Sofa, Reg
ular Sofa, Chaise Tongue, Sofa
Bed and Love Seat. 1929 Vermont
Ave. NV. Phone ST. 5944-for
Home Service!"
Evening star., 1948-09-12
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q w.: HAne H1kAne
SEPTEMBER
AND
AUTUMN

When September comes
con FoIl be for behind? Whot
is this mosie in the first spork-
ling, zestfuI doys Of autumn
thot gives US q new visor, new
enthusiosms ond new ideos?
II must be our realization
thot the down Of q new and
looked forward to season Is
almost upon US.
The whole atmosphere Of
the town is redolent Of the
season. The shops ore filled
with fresh feminine foshions-
and the new silhouettes have
qroce and animation.
Stort off your shopping spree
tomonow-but plan your word
robe as q whole before you do.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Teen Topics
By Sally

Going up! Watch your step and
your elevator manners! Here's a
check list.
Gentlemen, Of course, take of
their hats in hotel and apartment
house elevators; they leave 'em on
in office building lifts. Either place,
they extend other common cour-
tesies to ladies. Step aside, Jack,
and let the gals enter ahead Of you.
And If the elevator isn't crowded,
give 'em the right of way going out.
too.
In congested cars, ladies first Is
impracticable, IT not impossible.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

protect your up
holstered sofas,
chairs and sofa
b e d S fro m
S t al ms, water,
C h / | d r en- and
pets. You can
put them or
Or take them off
in a moment.
They'll save you
Evening star., 1948-09-12

Crab Special
for only Csc. Every
Friday, they offer
this d e ii CT o u S
special" from
11:30 am. to mid
night. For only
65c-you get the
following: Clam
Broth, Imperial
Crab Fried Seal.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

ngnnS larg-
est sc W ! n 6
machine store
&C A P 1T AL
s E w I N G
c e N T E r.
T h ~ h av e
both new and
used m o d e Is.
They also have
g. large stock
Evening star., 1948-09-12

ops, Mexican Salad, Saratoga Po-
tatoes, Rum Bun, Bread and Butter,
and Coffee or Tea. Can you i'm
agine a more tempting value in
this day of prices? The huge res
taurant Is delightfully."- air-condi-
toned and you can relax and
restore your jaded and bored appe-
tite at luncheon, dinner or late
supper. Drop in during the shop
ping hours, and before or after q
movie. Ask the headwater to seat
you at the Captains Table, or in
the Ships Cabin, or in any Of the
other Marine Dining Rooms. 1907
and 1921 E ST. NV.
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d" BABIES ARE JoYs"-and
much Of the JOY comes
from their own little traits! If you
are expecting "a bundle from
Evening star., 1948-09-12

heaven" you
might be in
tere s t e d in
K n o wi n 6 its
horoscope, &C
cording to the
sign of the
Zodiac. There
Evening star., 1948-09-12

30 stop In tomorrow-and choose
the shoes you need for campus, for
daytime, for dress and for EVENING"
1905 CONN. AVE. (above M ST.
N.W), telephone RE. TITO. Down.
town: 1929 F ST. NV. Opposite
the Washington HoteD ... phone
MA. 4730.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

others they are not permitted 70
advertise. Shoes come in four price
ranges: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
none higher! All fabrics and
colors-but not in all styles! Store
hours: Daily, 9 to 6; Thursday,
9 to 9. 1923 CONN. AVE. Phone
AID. 9543.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

Is an enchanting little BABY
BOOKLET'-yours for the asking
that contains all Of this information.
In addition-it offers over 1900
suggestions for raining the baby
(boy or girD and it is filled with
other interesting data like birth
stones, flowers and infants needs.
The BABY BOOKLET" will be
sent free of charge to any expect
ant mother who lives In Washing
ton-or its suburbs. Simply mail q
postcard with your name, address,
telephone number, and date Of ex-
pectancy (the latter to insure cor
rect horoscope)-send it to BOX
1912, Main Post Ofice-and q
copy will be mailed to you promptly.
Do 1t today.
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N MOT FOR MEN ONLY"
~ this If for women tio!
Do you have a little problem under
your hat? A problem-like thinning
Evening star., 1948-09-12
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+" SEw-AND REAP ward
robe of clothes!" Do you
need a sewing machine? You can
get one at small cost-in Wash
Evening star., 1948-09-12

lection an
exciting va
riety Of styles
"a " | d e
range Of COL
ors, fabrics
and es.
Evening star., 1948-09-12


hair? II your scalp Is
net replacing hair as
fast as 1t Is lost--you
CAN avoid badness
II you start in time.
Let THE HAIR Elk
PERTS. INC. normal
ize" your scalp to help
produce thicker hair.
They give modern
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Evening star., 1948-09-12
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i" SOMETHING NEW UNDER
''o THE SUM" Plastic fur
niture protectors that are crystal
clear (they don't hide colorO will
Evening star., 1948-09-12

H A FAVORITE DAYS
'''1 Friday!" Because that's
the day ODONNELL'S SEA GRILL
features their wonderful "Imerial
Evening star., 1948-09-12
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THIS LITTLE SHOE GOES
TO A PARTY and
this little shoe goes to SCHOOL," All
In all, the looking shoes at
ROSS SATURN 60
Evening star., 1948-09-12
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s HOW MUCH CAN YOU
SAVE on your shoes
when you shop at THE SHOE
MART?" From IS to SIS q pair!
Evening star., 1948-09-12

ments, under the direction of r.
w. Farrell, Trichologist. They an
alyse and rejuvenate the complete
cycle Of hair growth-so that the
lost hair will be replaced natur-
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hair growth. Go in for a free ex-
animation. Private treatment rooms
for both men and women. Suite
1850 Shoreham Bldg, 18th and H
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3" WILL YOU START EN-
':' TERTAINnNG SOON?"
Is your silver service Cor other silver
pieces) ready to be used? Or are they
tarnished, worn
. 7 7: ! !: 7
4,0 or battered? THE
II D SCIENTIFI
Y PLATING co.
z NV is ready to re-
~ - store them to
- their former
SCIENTIFIC beauty: They use
a. aY,ue e heavy quad
hAIINO . ruple silver plate
that is guaranteed. Call DU. 27ss
and representative will call on
you. Or stop in at 3611 M ST. NV.
Il block beyond Key Bridge.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

BOnWlC I6I@
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Thorpe Saks
Fifth Avenue
Evening star., 1948-09-12

everywhere on chic
young women. You'll
find O. wonderful COL
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-10
FIRST AID @G 49,
to the kA\Ne AoVsE
by Roger c. Whitman

QUESTION: Would you tell me
what will take the brown stain out
of my glass water jug? have tried
vinegar and soda but neither seems
to clean it.
ANSWER: Try filling the jug
half-full of hot soapy water and
then stuff in some pieces of shred
ded up newspapers. Swish this
around number of times. There
are many alternatives, such as
small marbles, birdshot, eggshells,
ETC., all acting on the same prin-
ciple of rubbing off the scaly de-
post.
QUESTION: The nails in the
house (outside) are rusting through
the paint. What is the best way to
prevent this in the future when
repainting?
ANSWER: First, sandpaper the
nail heads to remove the rust. Then
using a nailset, drive the heads
Slightly below the surface. Apply
a printing coat and then fill the
small space with putty. Paint can
go on over the putty.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-10

other brothers, have taken him
back. 1t has made us sick with
conjunction and worry, but we
have been firm.
Meanwhile" Frances letter goes
on, Il have put the top floor in
spick-and-span order and rented it
furnished for sum that wonder
fully helps out our crowded budget.
If Gramp came back, there would
be no other place to put him, I'd
lose my rent and have to let him
once more reduce the top floor to
confusion and disorder.
but meanwhile, also, our friends
have taken it upon themselves to
plead Cramps case. After all, he
is partially disabled. After all, he
is old. Can't we, they argue, put
up with a little extra work and in
convenience for the sake of an old
man who was once rich and promi-
nent? Even our minister has spok-
en- gently and gravely to both Frank
and me.
"These good friends, of course.
can't see the daily WEAKNESS and
strain of it," Frances concludes her
letter. Mine are fine boys, but
constant criticism and nagging up
set their nerves, as they do mine.
Sons Had to Work.
incidentally, not one of the sons
finished high school, for they all
had to work in their middle teens.
Their father often was absent from
home for long periods. They feel
no resentment, they want him to be
comfortable. But they don't want
him around. Does this sound utter
ly wrong and heartless?"
Your father-in-laW is reapirg
what he has soWed. He is physical
ly cared for. well fed and comfort
able. Your own household goes on
more smoothly and happily without
that additional burden. With four
children, a garden. tenants, meals
and Homework, you have plenty to
do. Rise above the maddening in
reference OF your friends, to whom
Gramp evidently is making an ap-
peal. If you can get your doctor
to say that Gramp is far better off
where he is, keeping to meal hours
and controlled by the routine of an
institution, by all means do so-it
will give you disable weapon.
But whether you get that or not,
assume a firm attitude. saying to
everyone with mild sympathetic
amusement that poor Gramp would
not be happy anyway and is really
an institution case now. Let it 60
at that.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-10
Woman's World
Look Loveliest for Holidays
By Choosing Clothes Wisely
Woman's World
by G,Aa Haley

YOU are not judged by how elab-
crate your wardrobe is, but how
tastefully you have chosen it. Now
that the festive season is almost
with us, it's essential to look as
nice as possible. Most of us are
entertaining more and are seeing
once-a-year friends, so we must
put our best foot forward, so to
speak.
If you have saved buying or
making your more glamorouS
clothes until now, then check the
trends and buy according to your
needs. Wonderful fabrics to make
you look stunning and completely
feminine are now available both in
ready-made clothing as well as by
the yard.
For those who have a moderate
or even a minimum of entertain
ing at home, two dresses is the
least to have. One can use the
more Snowy and elaborate frock
when going out, and a simpler
dress at home. The reason for the
latter is that you don't want too
full skirts to get in the way while
you're busting about getting the
refreshments.
If you want to have only one
dress, it's possible to get by with
out that being monotonous if you
have separates. A skirt with a
change of blouses or jackets will
solve the problem nicely and
rather inexpensively.
Choose Warm Fabrics
For Cold Climates
There's no worse feeling than
suffering from a case of chilliness.
However, there's no reason for that