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Evening star., 1948-01-19
Students in Broadcast

Students of the Colesville (Md)
Elementary School will participate
In a play to be broadcast over Sta
ton WGAY, Silver Spring, at 10:45
am. tomorrow. The play is based on
the life Of George Washington
Carver.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Porents to Visit School

Parents will visit the classrooms
at Montgomery Blair High School,
Silver Spring. and follow their chill
dren's daily schedule of classes, dur
ing the January meeting of the
parent-teacher association OF the
school at 8 pm. Wednesday.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Brooke Johns to Speak

Brooke Johns. president of the
Montgomery County Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners, will be the guest
speaker at a meeting of the Wood
moor Citizens Association at 8:3C
o'clock tonight at the South Foul
Corners Recreation Center, st
Lawrence drive, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Home Rule Plan Aims to Avoid
Machine PoIiticsnD Voting
(Second OF a series.)
By Don 5. Warren

"ev' and machine politics would be avoided
nature allows by the planners of Washngon
proposed elected city government
attention devoted to the subject by the authors
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16

Extra feline Qualitaet Pols-
ter Ticks init Sippen. Fer
tig zum Gebrauch. Regular
1.79 Vert.
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Hippe>reifte Gtcater
:y5be end Of tic ,riih" bcainnt
Yfittupd), ben %. Sept.

observation-disclosures @elGdytcr uno
nellen 3auber plm Hrnlance bringt
Sipentictb Genturn isor's neller
Shlager - Sbe Snf OF the SSrilh" NIT
Sprpnne Eoaper lno Mnnc Barter IN
Sen SitclroIlcn. Tniper Ipielt bis
HcIle zines glmerifumiibcn ,1citllngs.
aprreiponoentcn Scr iiber Honancc
in Srlano ltolWrte anb nnltig bel!i,=
fehrt, lnlr Inn Su ilnoen ouB Sbam-
rods erreihen, einen SaloiItan5ldlnN
ocn fein Ncporter ie 9Inuben fpnntc
moglid) su iein. Mnnc Barter miro
geicben als eille Sterndlrafge Colleen
nit eilusm ulten @elttrmu1, Der nadl
ibren Sersen ranmte rno tic erblelt
cine 'sdbrt IN ser Nc!p Dorfcr l(nter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
Reeiltriertes Seben
BON WilbcIm b. Nnmbulht

| Sn Sen meiiten Stnotai ninn
lnon sSabrSebnt sl ssattrsebnt oas Ycr
ional Der Staotsbiencr iino ser ltnl
fang ser Reeiltroturcn at, ,rnb 81,
ITrciheit scr llntertoncn ab. TicAien
'd,cn tuproen INN Ser Sdd)en, 81,
9rtiite nm Der Mciultate piIlen Der
! nad)la'liat. Gin 'd.uat nod Sieicnl
Splten glritt elmer ultiut6Glrften
Menae bon iebloien nnb Iebenoieen
WerfselWen ser Nirfiamfeit ltnb oes
@snl,iies ais einc Menge titiger llno
genicBcnber &rtiitc. 8ei Der Tcrnad,.
lliiiarng ber SeIbittdtigfeit ser
banbelnorn Weicn id)eint MIR uif
8liidleIigfeit ,mo e'enub gearbeitet
81 irin. Nucin nel,n, ba iiher @liif.
ie!iafeit llno 8enlB lurr ole GIMP.
rinbllng bcs @enirBenben rihtig an
teilt, bic 8erhnung audi rihtis
pGrc, 10 hpdrc iic oennch inmrr meit
pon scr @iirbe ser Meilitbeit ont
iernt. Tcnn ippber fiinue es ioitlt, baB
ebei, Dies MIR &llbe ot apedcnoc Sn.
I! ltem al,f ben neuihlih boditen Sc.
nnb, glcid,iam ans @eiorgnis Dor
icincm Begenteil, pillia @ersiht tllt?
Ser Mcnid gelieBt am nleiltcn III
sen Monrcnten, ill ipeld,an er lid iii
ocm bohiten 8roo ieiner &rait ,lto
ulrh ieiner Ginbeit iiiblt. isreilid) III
er uluf, onnn Sem bod)lten GlcnS nn1
nGtlltcn Temt alf SEN Mtoment Der
Spanmlng permng nllr cine gleld)e
Spullnuna ~, folgcn unb Die Midl
tnna silnl @en,lb coer Sihn Gintbdbrc.l
licat in Scr Sanb hes llluooiicgte!1
Srhiflals. Mllein lpcm bus @ciiihi
Ns SodJiten I'M Menldlen nlr 8lil,l
,,sll Miirn pcrnient, 10 geiulnl,t aiit
SdnncrS lno 2eioen cine ocr1noerte
@eitolt. Der Menid) in leilem ST
ncrn miro ser Sis bes 8liifs INF
bes llnqliifs mo er ned,Nelt ia nlthl
Init Scr ,pallelrben ssllt, Die i'm trugt
Scenes SpIrm iiibrt, meiner Gmo
finolng uah, nuf cin frllhtlo'e:
StrebNr, hcm Shmcrs ST. entrlmen
slus rHaoeer 5t eincln &eriilt. ok
8rensen ser Wirflulllfcit o.:
Stoots az bcitlnlnren," 1898.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
Gleuelan>s Sficntliste
Shulcn
CfIcrieren amrie in Wartcnbam,
!beimplanen nno Vlnmen
arramaieren fir GrmadDicne.

Shnlalcden hanten m:coer fiji,
hunoerte Grluahleip oie ,sniprn,e
tlcn fiir @artenbau. ,Seilnplanen mi
@lullmnarran9ierl ipiinid,en. sllu
:. Septenbcr nrudtcn slpei ShuIcn
lbre Gore ipcit often, ei,re in Sit unN
eine III @eIt 9lcuelano. SIN Often
lit es Sarpep 9fie 8aroen an SIt
116. Str. ppiid,en @lufepc Mo. lno
Sbafer @lUo. lrno in @cit Setbnicoi
@reenbouie 2t9O 3. So Str. unO
Sorain slbc.
Inter Mnlueii,,ng Ser Sdu,lbrboroe
iperoen orei &!lrle i'm @artenbau. ei.
ncr I'M Seimplanen l,no bier I'M
@llunenadrungeren oTerwrt. Ssn
Der Sarpep Hice ShuIgortH Elat
perben oie 8artellbaufuric abenss
ron 7:3Q bis $3.50 geseben uno fir
Seimplanen Ntittlpph bon Z bis i0
l(br ubelpbs. @llnnenarrangierlln9s
furie luerocn 0nnncrstae bon 80
bis 4:30 ndhmittngs lmb cin Dor,
geidJrittener alrs tsreitag bon Z bis
10 llbr dhelros geeeben. ginsRlunlen.
fllrs Ntithpoh bon Z bis TO llbr
ohenbs.
Wnn id)reibe ooer tclepboniere bcr
Tipiiion Of 9lhult G'oucntipn obcr
Sflopl @arbeu Tiuliicn Gbcrrp 1850
ober lnan id,reibe al sic Sdulbebnr
ee 1880 Gait 6. Ctr, Glepclono, :,
lmb fleine 9iihlein iucrben ibnen 5ll.
aeitf,ift bie ihnen uiele Snfnrnotion
Qeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
Die man leien jcu

'2oiI Bacon: Gt,iac 0iidWr lol
man foiter, anoere peridtlinacn ami
IeiTM apet;gc gut fauen unS Der.
Oallcn.
5. Scllbert: 0us Widyti9ite III
Die Verooruna. ginet ibonen linS
groBen @eoanfen belitct.n 3ii lcrnen,
honert pielleid,t cfpnFofdn1e, iuic
ibn berhor5ubrirgen.
Scrner: Gs gilt su leien, als ub
mon ielblt iatr. ,iiiblte lmo emp
fGnbc.
@octbr: Gic alten 9enk nilisn
riht, tpas es cinen fiir 3eit in,b
Wfiibe fuitst, nm 9eiar ,ll lcrnen.
Sd, bube 60 Sdbre oaSn eebralft
ilno fann es iett ,roh niht iasen,
Dob ih am 3iel ,p1re.
Yid)tenberg: Cine RegcI bcin &c
len lit, bie Ntlid,t Acs &erIulRrs
,lno bcn Snlrptgebarfen aui iucnioe
Worte 81 bringen irnb iid) imlter bic-
Ter @eitalt 81 eigen 81 mod)en.
iSricbrid, Sdllegel: Die SdTii.-
ltellerei 1T, ie nad)hem man lie trcibt,
cine Snfamie, cine 9lltsihmciiiina,
cine Sagolobnerci, elm Satolpcrf,
cine &llnlt, eilrc Sipgclto.
s. 9. Sacobien: Neriaecr iina
i'm gar5en aeneigt iiir rSNioten III
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3eitbilN IN, Svie0el
I. Der preiSe:

! sSu itincn, lcb!cn Mrtiftl, De
Rnbbiner ssoibnd 8. 2iebnlun 30
| EJ,,cin 3nhc hftrhiJ itno oeit hit
| 3eitidprift .Gosnlcpclitod rbt Der
ofientlid)t, bctpnt cs, bd6 Elm gliif
lid,cs ,sdmilipltlvtbcn ltirbi MIR bon
Heipett sen Glnrn aeacniibcr. ion
bern anh bonn Heipeft, Den Glterl
ihrNl ainbcrn entgegenbringe,l. nb
bdnat.
I Mabbilter 2rbnNan lit Ger Mnlid)t
ho6 in ser friibeItcn sugeno eincn
ailto oie grobtntogIid)ite @icbe ent
gegenscbradt merben ioa. Eanad
Sdn,s uno Seitl9 unb lhleBl!d
ioIe iib Scr ilmge Menih lunobbti'l'
|gie iiiblen.
gltern miiiicn iid) oeilen bciul,B1
! iciu, oab ainber nid)t als MitteI
mo Wege 5ll gebruitfen ii,th, Iii
ihre eisenen Mnbitioncn 81, erfiillen
ytnr lpciI tie ben &inoern bas Sebca
geidenft Qynbcn, iino oieie nid)t III!
, Gracnt,lm.
! Sic Neu gorf nSun" iiibrt n
@,ifp;eI haiiir an, buB geipiiie Tin1;
ollcb su aroB aperoen fonnan. Gil
lpcilt IN Sieicr Siert1iltollng bardu
hi,, onB Blpei .Gltcens" in Srans
atlaittif -Iieirlt ben Hitnft bereit:
berbeigciitbrt babcn. mo bieier Srs
pcrfebr gerdoe nod profitabel ut
MIDI i'm 9uftperfebr miro eil,es Ia
ges scr Fumft crreid)t ,peroen, tp'
scr gau groBerer atoidjinen lid
lpirtidmftlii) nidt nna)r lplNlt.
Mud, bat fap s)orf Den .S1rii
a!nasmlnft" bcrelts iierltie9tn. !!
Den iiirf Stnotteilen iino iiber
Miaionen Yerionen - piel 81 pie
- 3ilimnmengeorGlpt. 9teiu gor
fam iid) nidt briiltsn, oie better
ted,tiiden gtinriht,lngen Der Wel
AT beliten. glhsr es bot lid oft 0e
mug M,eigt, haB troeoem Ole Mal'e1
ser Stem Oorfer bilflos paren.
slui oem Yance fam mon iii
Eicro uno ShQitten nod piei unfan
gen. Mber in Neip Oorf fonncn Sli,1
berttauiclrcc burh cillen ein5iaen nj:
haniid)en Tcriager lteden blelben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
2lrlefooten

= ,irtl1 =. ;r Enuic TN i'll II
'Na or:pGc bon ejirnt nl Ser Gcrnlc
;,n Gdjil'nf+;it' inb. ili :citler. nc
nia ipntrathiider @ierer ,Sabr!tant
l,lro hlb i'm nrit bringnoen Wcrten
iiir bsn iplgerbrn glbeub Sllm GiI"n
ein. @iraroi, ser nm i'm rad los 81
meroen, inete al. &arm gla,lbte er
oen ,sabrifanten sur Cir binalis, oa
riei er ieilRm Iiencn 5u: "Eepi, Oh
mi,bt Dem lpioerltfen &erl Iofort
ibreiben. oaB ih plGslid) ocrbinoert
apllrbc, gum slben6ciien 5u folnmcn
1peil - -" imb oubei 'nh @irarbi
int Spieecl, ploelih, cab jenc'
nod, in scr 8aroerobe ipar. llnf
geiitesgfgcnlpdrtia illbr er tort. III
! 0em er auf Sen geillfer ip.es, vlpelI
i'd, ia mprgen nit oieiem &errn ellei
tperbe."
Ser 8raf bon ct. Bermain iogt'
einn,al at 9cuis tcn liillt,ebnten:
i lin sic lPenldfn ahien s,l fon
men, ,b,ri man ipcoer Wtid1.ratcr
nod, Mniler nod YoliSeilclltnan
iein!"
.9icd) &onie," entge9nete Soilia
Der 6iini5ebnte.
Son Den Sd)er5en, ble ,Srichr,d
ser 3,pete nlnllhnal NIT Rlncl
Sploaten nia6te, lagte er:
| .0as lit oas Del, nit Dem ih oil
| M1ber nRiner Wnid)ine id)niere."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16

ihreiben lm,o es gibt bod ebenlo
quite &opie lntcr henen. oe lelelL
ipic nnfcr bcnel Ole idreiben.
0uItaire: Ias 3e5ept Ser Sallge.
ipeile lit, ,tibts llAeiagt all laif,m.
ShiIler; ssilr int @egIalien oes
3uiGlligen ,lno i'm reil,en sli,sorirt
,ocs Notluenoioen licgt Ser groBe
Sf;l.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16

! Ger Wirflihfeit icleen, beiBt bei,
Seiben falidFr 8oifm,neen cnteegen.
ySir bpfien inmer ali bas Bette,
obne 5li nerfeil 0uB oas @ute ,ebcll
porhei ging.
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Dies unN Das

Sir llns lit oas 9tqdfrieaseluopn
lpeniger ein Vrobleih BON Wrrnen
ino Solbaten. BON ii5erlnbcnen Or,
ganilationen anro grolTn Eliitten, al:
Die 6rage. lbie bns 8ilb in ben Ser.
&n lmitrer :Mitbiirser ,pieoer ailf
gerid)tet iperben fnnn."
SSelmlitf bon Moltfc.
(Siuserihtet fpeBen esiitiacn
Wioeritonoes seeen Sitler.)
tss gibt piele 9eiipiele, 100 rer,
biinoete Staaten bon enter einsiseu
Waht ero'bert hpuroen; es gibt aber
febr fpenigel 100 elm groEes 8eid
ourh nrebreue Tenbiinoete erob,ri
,poroen iit. Netm tire pereinietei
0raie es ,ritbenuarfelr Aobcn ibre
lllriaigfciten es piehcr empor.
Boltaire, .geihidte 2url XII"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16

orlubbahu. Gs lullfen und, nit SeSil
&rllamcp, loloic Zee 5. Cobb, ,Sdn,cs
Sphb. Sopnc Menoops, Z. M. Ser
riann. Ybil. Yrpmn lub Gbnrlea Sr'
min. Gin l,ritigrr Stint lpert 81
lChen.
-U--
- unterltiiben Sic Die i'm "TolfS
blott" anseiaenben @eihufte,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
DieS ,inN DoS!

8iloe Sir nid)t elm, flug Su iein,
tpeiI beo auoere 10 fpenig lpeiB.
Man famn ,tbelinoIT" ieben, mas
man su feben lpiinid)t..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16

32-Zoll altmodig g,streifte
Ticking Won schwerer Quail
tact und federsicher, ideal
fuer Polster zu bedecken.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
Rabbit Season To
End December Is

Pheasants of the Buckeye State
fast enough on foot and wing to
dodge the millions of lead pellets
from hunters guns during the
ten-day season which closed No
vember 25 wiped the colo sweat
from feathered brows at 4 p. m.
Thanksgiving Day and settled
back for ii months of normal liv-
ing.
The cottontails, on the other
hand, will have to be on the alert
between 9 a. m. and a p. m. every
day except Sundays until a o'clock
on December Is.
The pheasant season insofar as
most hunters are concerned was
better than last year in most areas
which upheld preseason predic-
tions made by game management
officials of the Ohio Division OF
Conservation. The weather during
the Today season was ideal for
hunting. Hunters, although emp
ty-handed at the end of the day,
seldom considered the day wasted,
inasmuch as many saw game but
failed to get a good shot at it.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
REDSkIN CAGERS MEET
OAK HARB0R TONIGHT

Oak Harbor's Rockets, and
scores of fans from the neighbor-
ing village, will be in Port Clinton
high school auditorium this Friday
night for the second Sandusky Bay
conference cage game of the sea-
son. AS usual, the reserve tilt
gets underway at while the var
sity headliner is due to start at 8.
A capacity crowd, augmented by
many, students home from college,
cheered the Redskins to their ini-
tial victory Thanksgiving Eve when
Coach Norm Willbond's men held
off a determined quintet from
Lakeside to win the opener, 55 to
49.
Lakeside fans had some consola-
tion as the Stonecrusher Reserves
were victorious over the Redskin
seconds, 90 to 20, in the prelim-
inarysengagement. Forward Mills
paced the visitors by scoring l6
points. For Port Clinton Reserves,
Dick Blaskis had points; John
Lukae, 5; Bergman, 3; Quisno and
Rosiar, two each, and Nunnally,
one.
Masing Stars
Star of the varsity was Harold
"Nook" Masing, who scored 10
points despite the fact that he
played only part of the game after
having four fouls called against
him in the first half. Masing sat
out most of the third quarter and
was ,banished with four minutes
remaining in the game. Nook's foul
shooting was terrific-he didn't
miss in his five free throws.
While Masing was in the game,
he kept a tight rein on Lakeside
center Jack Beadle, holding the
visitor to five points during the
first half. Beadle led all scorers
with 81 points. Dick Miller, Lake
side forward who scored ID points,
was sent to the showers during the
third stanza, after he had commit
ted his fifth foul.
Masing scored the first goal
during the first seconds of play.
During the opening quarter, Dave
Krupp and Nook Masing each
dropped in six points but none of
the other Redskins could score.
Bill Belshaw and Andy Migala
found the range better in the sec
ond period.
Port Clinton led 12 to 9 at the
quarter, and had a comfortable
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
DON BREDEHOFT JOINS 2OO-CLUB
WITH 605 TOTAL THANKSGIVING

Port Clinton bowlers seem to
be improving rapidly as the seas
on progresses. Joe Bodnar hit a
perfect 300-game three weeks ago
and several have qualified for the
Toledo Blades 200-club. Latest
bowler to join the elite is Post
man Don Bredehoft who came
through with big 6S5 series on
Thanksgiving Eve.
Bredehoft opened his series with
259, followed with 223 and closed
with 203, thus qualifying with all
games over 200. Herb Miesle had
222 and Mike Drusbacky, 213.
Gus Fredericks of the Oak Har-
Dor goth Century squad same thru
with a big 670 series, including
games of 245, 154 and III. With
both teams winning four games
last week, Urb's Cafe and goth
Century are tied for the Handicap
league lead.
Ivan Kleinhans also had big
night, getting 636 with his games
of 1876, 228 and 213. Only five
pins in the first game kept him
from the 200-club.
N. c. o. League
Walter Johnson is setting ter
rife pace in the North Central
Ohio Traevling league, where his
211 average is tops. Swan Clean
ers are in second place in the
league.
Swans took two games from
Bing's Furnitu1es of Sandusky
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03

23-15 lead at the half. Coach
Ihnat's intermission pep talk
brought results in the third period
as his players pulled up to tie
the Redskins.
A 19-point scoring spurge by the
determined Lakeside cagers tied
the score at 34-all when the third
period ended. Masing returned to
action as the last quarter got un-
derway, and the team settled down
to a smooth-working, fast-break-
ing aggregation once again. The
Redskins scored 81 points in the
last quarter, while Lakeside was
held to Is.
Four fouls were also called
against Dave Krupp and Lakeside's
George Pasonski.
If the opening nights work is
any criterion, Coach Norm Will
bond will have a fine cage squad
this season. He is emphasizing
defensive tactics in practice, which
should prove valuable in tight
games.
Andy Migala and Bill Fritz will
score higher totals in future
games, both seemed nervous and
uSlcertain in the opener. Bill Bel
shaw and Dave Krupp are always
scorers of a dozen-odd
points, and Curt Wepler, John
Lukac, Dave Finefrock, Gene Ohm
and Bill Riddle should improve
with experience. If Masing can
his superb work and the
other Redskins improve, Port
Clinton will be THE TEAM in this
area.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
AFGE Workers Plan
Banquet Soon

Tickets for the installation din
ner of the American Federation of
Government Employees local group
are now on sale, chairman Will
liam Wolf has announced.
Mrs. Berniece Heffner, national
secretary of the organization,
Washington, D. c., will be the
speaker at the turkey banquet to
be held January 10 in the Erie
Ordnance Depot post restaurant.
Tickets may be purchased from
the following: Grace Brough,
Harry Leary, Bessie Zunk, Will
liam Watt, Robert Guthrie, Har-
old Bork, Harold Deuschle, Ar
wood Mannisto, Mae Robron, Har-
old Phillips, Bert Marshall, Paul
Balangue, Art Denslow, Clifford
Snider and Louise Howell.
She: "Well, what excuse have
you for coming home at this
hour?''
He: "Well, my dear, l was play
ing golf with some friends and"
She: What? At 2 a. M. ?"
He: Sure we were using night
clubs"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
Perfect Bowler
Gets Blade Awards

Joe Bodnar, the first local
bowler to score a perfect 300 game
in 60 years, was honored Wednes-
day night in Clinton Recreation
alleys when he was presented the
Toledo Blades 300-Club certificate
and gold pin.
Presentation Of the awards was
made by Louis S. Warner, veteran
Associated Press and Toledo Blade
correspondent. The gold pin has
a diamond in the center of two
crossed bowling pins and is en-
graved "Joe F. Bodnar, 11-3-48".
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
Bellevue Cagers
Defeat Alumni

Bellevue high schools varsity
Redmen came from behind to de-
feat a strong Alumni team, 3S to
81, Friday night in a thrilling
preseason game.
Captain Jim Lepley, guard, pac-
ed the varsity scoring with II
points while center Todd had
eight points to lead the graduates.
The varsity players came from be-
hind to take the lead in the sec
ond quarter but the alumni stag
ed a scoring squirt in the final
minutes which nearly proved VIC
tOrious.
Appearing for the Redmen were
Milt Bruckner, Long, Fox Adams
and DeBlase at forwards; Nasonti
at center; Coe, Hickman and Lep-
ley at guards.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03
Local Bowlers To
Get Tourney Cut

Walter Johnson bowled 1904 in
six games at the Lorain Sweep
stakes Saturday night and is we'll
in the money. Ervan Puffenberg-
er with 1178, and Harold Pulschen
with 1171, will also be among the
prize winners.
johnson will also compete in the
Bowlers Classic tournament to be
held soon in Chicago. Ranked as
one of the nations best bowlers,
he is expected to gain further
honors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03

Sunday when Bredehoft had a
206, Herb Miesle a 205 and Mike
Drusbacky, a 201.
Clinton's Mems Wear won all
three games from Zahn Construc-
tors in Mansfield and lost two to
Kastan jewelers. in Ashland. Steve
Haverlack bowled COZ, including
games of 21S and 200,. while Kur-
owski hit COL, including single eff
forts of 234 and 2O1.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-03

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Kodiak mirror., 1948-03-13
Alaskan Book
 Due Ill May

A bo)k about Alaska by an Alaskan is on the spring list of Little, Brown and Co.,, Boston publishers
 Herbert Hilscher of Fairbanks writer of the popular column North of 54, which appears in Jessen's Weekly, is the author of Alaska Now. to be published May
 Advance blurb on the volume says that Hilscher counters "with the truth, some of the misleading, glamorized tales of Alaskan life and gives both tour- ists and prospective homeseekers
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Repairs Again Slow
Traffic on Bridges

Motorists crossing the Potomac
on the way to work were slowed
up again this morning as slow-dry-
ing resurfacing material kept one
Washington-bo bound lane on the Me-
mortal Bridge closed to trafic.
Cars were backed up in solid lines
on all Virginia approaches to Me-
mortal Bridge as police routed them
into the two open bridge lanes
Motorists by-passing the Memorial
Bridge also slowed down movement
over the Fourteenth. Street Bridge,
police reported.
But the delay was not as great as
the traffic jams created yesterday
morning, police said, when three
of the six Memorial Bridge lanes
were barricaded because of resur-
facing the paving on the draw
swing open. Thousands of motor
lists we're backed up then at each
bridge.
George E. Clark, chief of the con-
struction division of the National
Capital Parks, said two of the lanes
were opened late yesterday. Work
men inspected the bridge early to-
day, he said, but found the material
still too wet to open the other lane
We'll certainly open it this after
noon if we possibly can," he added
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Alexandria Veterans Family
Evicted as Fiqht for Home Fails

William Webster. Alexandra vet.
eran, today lost his l8-month bat
tie to continue living in a Cameron
Valley apartment as he was evictee
with his wife and two children.
J.. Frank Moriarty, Alexandris
deputy city sergeant, served the evic-
ton order. Mr.. Webster said he
had arranged for movers to store his
furniture for several weeks until an
apartment in Harrington he has ar
ranged to rent becomes vacant.
Mr.. Webster made a last-minute
effort yesterday to have the evic-
ton delayed several weeks until his
Harrington apartment is available.
He appealed to Alexandra Corpo-
ration Court to delay the eviction
and presented doctors certificate
to show that both his young chill
dren were sick. They are Mark, q
and David, /. Mr.. Webster said
the court refused to stay the evic-
tion unless it was agreed to by the
Alexandra Redevelopment and
Housing Authority. ---
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Episcopal Groups 10 Mark
Bishop Strider Anniversary
SpeejoI Disnofch no The Stor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Nov.
2.-Episcopal churches of Eastern
West Virginia will unite in a service
at Zion Church here tomorrow night
commemorating the 25th anniver-
sary of the conservation of the
Right Rev. r. e. L. Strider of Wheel
ing, Bishop Of the Diocese of West
Virginia.
The Right Rev. Angus Dun, Bishop
Of Washington will be the preacher
at the service. Choirs from Berkeley
Springs, Hedgesville, Keyser, Mar
tinsburg, Mooref1eld, Nelson Parish,
Romney, Shepherdstown, Smoke
hole and Charles Town will be
massed for the occasion and celrgy
in this area will participate in the
service.
Charles Town was chosen as one
of the five locations for a series of
special services marking this mile
stone in Bishop Strider's career.
The service in this area is particu-
larly significant because Bishop
Strider was born near Leetown and
reared in this county.