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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-02

Notice On Filing OF Inventory
In the Matter OF the Estate of
Mary Andrews, aka. Mary Andros,
deceased.
BE 1t known that on the card day
of March, 19IS, an Inventory and
AppraiSement OF the estate of Mary
Andrews, aka. Mary Andros, late
of Port Clinton, Ohio, in said Coun-
ty, was filed in this Court. Said
Inventory and Appraisement will
be for hearing before this Court
on the 18th day of April, 194S, at
200 o'clock. L. NJ.
Any person desiring TO file eXcep-
tions to said Inventory must file
exceptions thereto at least five days
prior to the day set for hearing.
Given under my hand and seal
of said Court, this 2Srd day Of
March, 194S.
PETER w. GULAU,
7-lt Judge and EX-Otticio Clerk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-02

VACUUM CLEANER SALES
MEN To act as dealers. Sell
new type bagless vacuum cleaners.
Possible earnings, $S7 to $170 a
week. 1t will pay you to investi
gate this ad. w. F. Smithers Co.,
800 Main St., Luckey, Ohio, dis
tributors. 7-5t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-02

PERSONAL

George-I'li come home next
week, if you buy Thor Automagic
Washer from Hablitzel'se 5-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-02

APPLIANCE REPAIRS - and
small wiring jobs. See STAINS Ap-
pliance for all wiring supplies and
fixtures. Washing machine re-
pairs. Phone 9074. 51-f
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-02

TRACTOR - 1920, on steel, extra
rims for widening wheels. Reigel
Fetterman, 416 Jefferson ST., Port
Ci:Qton. 5-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-02

1885 BUICK MASTER SEDAN
New knee action, two new tires,
three re-caps. Good running con-
dition. COG East Third street.
Phone 6013. 7-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-02

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -
Complete for four rooms. See be-
fore 800 p. m., AIT East Fourth
street. Phone 1921. Tit
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-02

BABY PIGS-Six weeks old. Les
ter Short, Port Clinton, Route 2,
west. Phone 312G. Tit
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-02

RALPH r. RIEDMAIER,
Sheriff of ottawa Co., Ohio.
Port Clinton, Ohio, March 10. 194S.
g. st
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-02

FURNITURE - Overstutfed extra
large davenport and chairs;
One 9x12 rug; One 3-burner kala-
mazoo oil stove, suitable for cot
tage. Call 21S1 after p. m.
7-1tp
The Valley settler., 1948-07-16
TIE RE

C.C. Erik will leave for C~lhfornia by Air on Friday of this week. He will seek nod ical aid while there. He plans to return to the Valley next spring. Grandma A1ndt has been ting with her granddaughter, Yrs. J.L. Ray the past week. Ms. A12Gt makes her home vi tn her son, La-rence, at Se~ard.
 Jack Cody is hosp italized due to an in-
 jurod back from a fall off his farm
 machinery. Ho will probably be unable
 to york for several months, it vas under
 stood here this week. Mrs. Tarni ca i s enjoying a visit from her mother, Ms. Tal1ey from Texas. lrs. Tall ey is also visiting her son, rho is also a ros ident Of tho Valley. Leon Faurie returned to york this Ueek after a brief vacat ion. Everett YoHn is enjoying a vacat ion this ueek.
 Sam Koist vas absent from his york in the meat department Of the Coop Store for several days this week. Sc-n has beon i'll. Mrs. Kite Ea1aby has been home because Of illness this voelt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-10

Srage ibres MIters bintpeg - itnbm
Ioen SdIeier Dor bier5ig Sabren, als
life iib Dem Sroen Der ,ShDeitern
nit ben blnuen GhIeier1 berihrieb.
SIN Sabre 1920 ianote Die .Gbriit-
|lide Bartei" bie innge 5htpeiter NIT
benz reinen, feinen @eiitt, Der bobe1,
|flaren Stirne unb 6en ieItiam mill
ben, griinblauen slugen gum eriten-
NAL ins Earlament. 31pei Sabre ipd-
ter 5og iie iib bon Der Bolitif 5uriid,
Inn ibren eigenen Sroen gu fbaffen,
- u@inen mpoernen Sr6en," iagt
lie, Der iid neben Wobltdtigfeit nit
ben bringenpen Broblemen Der 8oIfs-
geiunobeit, Der Neutrality-suspicious. grs
aiebung, Ser arbeiteribaft uno io5ia-
len 8oblfabrt beih6ftiet." 9eute bat
ibr Srben breibunoert Nonnen, nno
Srbensbduier in Wittel- europa, Sos
Mngeles, Wontreal uno Gbangbai.
Die in Der ungarild)en &leinitabt &ni-
Ia geborene Sberin - ibre syamilie
lit iibrieens polnii6er MbItammung
- mar ielbit breimal in 4merifo uno
einmaI in China.
gls Der ameite @eltfrieg nabte,
uno iid ibr eigenes 2ano ipiIlig Dem
oeutiben Sod 81 beugen idien, for-
oerte tie Die nngariihe Bepolferrng
offentlib auf. oie beutiben Sdnilen
5u boDfottieren. aura barauf beeonn
Dos faidiitiide l1nsarn Die ioaialen
He6te Der glrbeiter al beibneioen:
nidt gering mar Die 8ertpirrung Der
WaGtbaber, Die ii6 auf bie Stride an
fifteen glaubten, als 56tpeiter Mar=
git in einem uNeuiabrsbrief on Die
arbeiterldaft" bie 3ebte Der Nrbei-
tenoen Derteibigte. .al bies," lagte
lie, rbat nit Bolitif penig gu tnn.
Die Spielregeln Der Golitif babe ih
INNER nod nidt gelernt. aber Die
ltngeredtisfeit foroert mid beraus.
(S6luB folgD
C.zSt. d. C..V.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-10

beiBeriebnten Grieoen. neber ieoe ga
|ges5eitung mobte id am liebiten oit
Borte 5rieorih @ilbelm @ebers, oes
Gidterar3tes, ieben:
.2eben tnogit on bnnoert Sabre
F@inIt, nie Dampf on 8erggeldnbe,
|8ebIt oi bin ~ mo- fdnnit, 6ti bleiben
@ott lit aller 9inge gnoe.
ltnb BON alien beinen Berfen
6ait OH Heheni6aft al geben,
Wirfe redt, OH ipirIt geri9tet,
WagIt bli bunoert Sabre Ieben.
Genn bie &reatnr lit 8ottes,
ltno lie fann Sbm niht entflieben,
ginmal, morgen ober ipdter,
2ieglt o1 boh Dor Seinen anien"
Gas gilt fir ben fleinen Wann nnb
fir Die bobe Golitif!
Sd griiBe Sic, iebr geebrter Sr.
Watt, 1n6 bie Mitarbeiter Sbrer aus
ge5eidneten 3eitung nit ber5lidem
Can't - oEd i'm Nomen offer, bie
nit sroBtem Sntereiie oie 3eitung nit
llns teilen!
Sbre
Cro,t o. To,; por,hnro
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-10
Eur Gagr in Bri1tfdrlanh

slus ben 8rieien aus utihlano
Die ouben01peiie bel uns einlaufen
greifen mir fir beute ben folsenoer
als beionoers barafteriitii6 beraus
8o6um (SedertltraBe 1867
%. Sebruar 1948.
Sebr geebrter Sr. Watt!
Sd 1peiB garnidt,. tpie id 5u bel
unerlparteten Sreuoe fomlne, Ser
,Wanoerer' 5u erbalten, nun i6on bas
brittle gremplar. 9a babe i6 bic ber3.
lihe 8itte, Dem llnbefanuten 5penbet
aufri6tig gu 6anfen. Sd bermute ba.
binter Die sAnregung meines 8etters.
Jatber 3oltc aus Stem uln.
Nit groBtem Snterelie lele ib nun
Sbre 3eitlng uno reide fie inn Sreun.
oesfreiie berum. gs lit 10 ipobltuen6,
enolih aus Der geiItigen SfoIiertbeii
Der lesten idmeren Sabre berausau.
fonmen. Sc lit 10 troItenb in un'crcr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-10
Elm 3l1grnhrrgirher als
6rligrr

8eniges oiirfte in Ser beutigen
3eit, in ser riid 10 ih1pere graiebungs-
laufgaben an eiiler pieifad geihdbig-
ten g.11lan9ntal auf) Dertpnbrloiten
Sugenb itellen, troItooIler iein als Der
Heidtum Der Stride an eroBen @e-
litalten unter ben gr5ie6ern un6 gr-
5ieberinnen. SIT bod in ibre Sano
lnt6t nur oie Iufgabe Der 8iloungs=
bermittlung an oie SSugeno uno ibre
grtiidttgung gelegt, ionoern bon III
men bangt 10 baufis, ielbit ipenn iie
ni6t &eligionslebrer iino, bie @r-
Il6liebung bes iugenoliben @eiites
lllno 9ersens fir Soft tpelentli1 ab.
Sebe gpode itellt an bie 8doagogif
Ole gleiden, aber aud eana neue Inf.
lgaben.
Weit beionoerer 4nteilnabme bat
Die italienii6e Seffertli6feit Iestbin
erfabren, oaB bei 5oiloli in Norb.
Stalien Ser @eiltli6e Don 3eno Sol-
Itini, Der ilriitilder uno tbeologii6er
l8oftor lit, alio nielleidt lid dttf ei-
mem @elebrtenltubl nidt libel aus
lnebmen tpiiroe, nit elmer tpabren
5euerieele uno NIT .gliidfi6em @e-
]ldif eine &olonie bon Sluhtlings-
finoern geeriinoet bat uno in ieinem
Nomaoelfia abnlihe Salente in Ser
8ebanolung ihnergef1br6eter SUI
lgenolieher tpie ser III. Oon Bosco emit
pidelt, Ser iest burd sic gei1tpoae
2ebensbeidreibuns bon Grana Dilser,
n@iobanni 8osco" = Wotip elmer
neuen gr5iebung = (8erIag Otto
Balter in Often, Sdtpei5), einem
neutrality-suspicious. 2eierfreiie in an-
Iipredenoer uno auglei6 bic pdongogi-
Iide Disfuiiion anregenben umo be-
fru6tenoen Weiie nabegebraht ipalr-
be.
9ie ,niitterlihe yiiriorge ser Sir
DIE unb Die @eisbeit Der YGpite ba-
ben unter Yius XI. Den @lGubiaen
Den bl. Sobannes 8osco nit ieinem
lfalt gigantiiden graiebungsmerf ins
8lidfelo seriidt, uno tie Ialfen iett
oas itrablenb milbe 2i1t elmer Ge=
lligipredung am WeiBen Sonntog Inn
Die griheinllne zines Sugenoer3ie-
lbers aus ser @enoiieni6aft Der Brit
Der Der Gbriltli6en 5hnIen, Der
IStiftllng oes FL. Sobannes oe Ga
Sale, Srater 8eniloe, NIT ieinem
peltli6en Namen Yierre @omancon
Q8O5-1862), flieBen. siinf5ebntau=
ieno ieiner Mtitbriiber iino beute als
gr5ieber in 5tpolfbunoertanofiinf5ia
Mnitalten NIT et1pa elmer balben Weil-
lion Sdiiler in Der Mlten uno Neuen
Belt, aber au6 in @iien, MultraIien
Iuno Mfrifa oerItreut. Ser 5tpansiaIte
Na6folger oes Srbenssriinoers lei
tet bon fom aus Die SrganiIation
Der Sroenslelte, bon oenen niemo1o
Brielter lit, uno Die ii6 ausl1lieBlid
oem S6ulfa6 1pionlen.
Inter ibnen Ieudtet iett aIs neues
Geitirn Der iel. Betrus @omancon
auf Der um 13. Suni 1905 als &ino
| lihlidter 2anoleute in ser iiiofranao.
iiiiben 8erglanoIdaft Mupergne aebo-
rem lpur0e. Sn ieinem glternbuus
berridte elm tiefreligioier @eiit. @ab-
ren0 Der 5alten5eit las Der 8oter
Iieoen Mbeno Dor ieiner ssamilie Ite.
beno 6as gbangelium Dor. sssn Eburet
oem Seimatorte 6es Seligen, beiaB
ieoe Samilie elm ausrei1en6es Stiif
2ano nit Dem oa3li geborigen 8ieb
l2anotpirtidaftlide Mrbeit tpar sic er.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-10
..Bir mahrhrit drpt!"
@un Eunlp SiIbeira, 8iu
be Saneiro, ebemaliger braiiliani-
ider 86lferbnnb-S Seleaierter


Sic Sifeho=Slopafei lit in ben
&ropf &uBlanos gefallen. 9as III
nidts, oas man oils auBertourlid be.
5eihnen fonnte. Ser rniduloige 8e.
neif miro Nun nobl cine innere 5reu.
be perIpiirt baben, So Stalin iet11
Saterlano oerIhlllft fat. Sd fannte
8enei6 l6on 1926, als ib Ser braii.
lionti6en Delegation gum Golferbun.
oe onseborte. Ssn oieier 3eit lieB 8e-
nel6 ME Sen Irm oeS Srn. 8riano,
9itters ser ionoren Stimme, Los unb
Itedte ieine Raie IN alle international.
len affaren.
9ieier Sidete, obne ieoe @runo,
lage uno gereftigung 81 ieinem Infs
treten, mar IN meinen 3eiten elm lln-
rubiees Mdnnfep, immer bon nit
juriItil6em glunoer, nit Dem er Die
fran50liiden Selegierten beldItiete.
gr mar tatiddIid lditig unb langtpei-
Zig nit ieinen fliegenoen 8lattern
iiber iuriitilde Hihtigfeiten, er borte
nid)t nur ME al1f, git i6reiben, er ber-
goB geraoe5u fem 8eIbrei6e. ltno elm
unbefebrbarer &omm1,niIt tpar 8e=
nei6 audi. Sein SnB gegen alles, tpas
olterrei6il6-ungarii Nonar6ie ge-
peieu mar, NOR llnerid)opflid, 10 baB
er i6on oamals Itarf sur Seite RuB=
lonbs neigte uno habllrh gum Gans
ilulpiSmuS fam.
Seitbem sic Sihedo=Slomafei ins
9eben getreten mar, betradtete iid)
9eneid oIs einen Ser gigentiimer bes
,lngliidli6en 2onoes. Maiarpt err
ldien nur 10, tpie Ser Sope Ser Netro
@olompn eridetnt, - er briillte 5tpar
Ieine Sbiloiopbie, ober er nabm an
Slim ielbit niht teilt, Ben CUR 8Gn5e
9iloer oes Srn. 8eneidb in Inipruh
nabmen. 0ielen Slim bat 8enel6,
ieit Die Sl6edosSlomafei auf ser
&arte eridienen mar, nie perlaiien.
8eneid mar ieit Dem 9eItanbe Der
tihebos ilolpafiiden &epublif Ser Gif-
tator bes 2anoes: Sd tpeiB, tpas if
lage, oenn i'd babe ein SSabr in Yrag
gelebt, llno nod oent Gtn5llgea Der
Geuti6en beigenobnt. @ie i6idiai-
bait meroen Weniden fir ibre 2Gn=
Der, oie iif III Ser Golle BON Serren
Oes 9anoes5 berlpllr5eln! slae enoen iie
id]leht. Selterreif =ltngarn bate ges
enoet, llnb i6on tparen Mtittels sguro=
pa mo oie 8olfans2dnoer Dem 8ans
llatpismlls preisgegeben. 8enei6 bat
ME aud nur einen Singer gegen Die
gefabrliAen fommuniItiiden Snfil=
trationen geriibrt 1tno als @egenmit-
tel nlr leine eigene yGemofratie" ge-
babt. geur 10 fonnte oie fommuniiti-
Ide Gropagan6a in 0ie tiGe6ii6e Sea-
tion einoringen llno sic ti6e6o- -ilopa=
fii6e SOeologie aufl0ien, ipie @aler
einen 3uderbut aufloit. Nur Der er=
Idredenoen 8aliipitdt bon gouorb
9eneif lit es 5u5llidreiben, bob es
bellte io5ufagen feline Sideho. Sloipas
tel mebr gibt Selte lit oie tifeho-
ilopafii6e 3epublif = Ole emit bas
fortgeidrittenlte inns fltltllreu bodltz
entpidelte unter oen ilupiiden 2dn=
bern - untergegollge1 in Ser fom=
mllniltilden Sprannei. 5rieobofsrube
lit iiber oas 2anb gebreitet uno ~Srei-
beit" Elm blaIies 8eipenlt, bas an ben
Siiren oes &reml sllmoien erbettelt.
(sllts Dem ,sSSornal be Concrete, Gio
oe Saneiro, bonn II. Mdr5.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-10
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene.
dict-Wundsalbe

@rprobtes SeilnlitteI gegen ollie
arten bon alten uno friihen @un.
oen, @ei6miiren, @em1hien, Bib.
munben, &arburfeln uilp. Bitte @eIb
nur ourd BoIt Wonep Orber au i9if.
ten. Seine Stamps. Se6aig (60)
@ents Die SdadteI Bet
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-10
Sin iueijer 8eianSter. 9(us Gio 81

Sin meiier 8eianSter. slus &io oe
sSaneiro miro inns beridtet: Ssm @e=
genlat gu oem ebrenbaften fotboli=
Id)en 8eianoten Ser Sihe6o-Slopa=
fei in 8uenos Iires, Sudan, ser I'M
ter ausoriidlibem @inlpeis ouf iein
friltli6es @elpilien auf ieinen 8o=
iten oer5id)tet bate, bat Ser tlde6o=
llopafilde 8eianote IN Der braliliani=
lhen 8unoesbauptItaot San &eiBer,
oblpobl er Der alten iiioiiden @oroe
bon 8enelf -Malarpf angebort, ri6t
reiigniert. Sidefo= lloipafii6e Srga=
nilationen mie oie ti6e6ii6-bralilia=
niide Sanoelstammer in Sao Baulo,
oaS tihe6o=i =ilo1pafiIde Gote &reus,
Die BON Dem Sobne oes nerItorbenen
Observation-Disclosures llor5al gefiibrten
llnternebmungen unb piele anoere ba-
ben &eiBer oufgeforoert, 5u proteities
rem, mas oieier lsnterlaiien bat. Gei-
Ser babe, 10 miro aus meilt gut infor-
nlierter Auele mitgeteilt, benz broii=
lianil6en sluBenminilteril1m befannt.
gegeben, ooB er nlr 5uriidtreten mir.
De, 1penn 8eneId] ieinen &idtritt bon.
6oge, 0aB er aber peri0nlid) 6as Yra.
ger fommuniItilde Hegime ablebne
ltno Ser braiilianilden SinIi6t ieoers
5eit our gerfiigung Itebe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-10

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Evening star., 1948-11-02
Statehood for Puerto Rico
Biq Issue in First Election
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Nov. a.
Puerto Ricans vote today for their
own Governor for the first time in
history.
About s72,0O0 voters, a record reg
istration, are eligible. Since 1898
when Puerto Rico became a United
States dependency, the Governor has
been appointed by the United States
President. But under a law signed
by President Truman last year,
Puerto Rico won the right of demo-
cratic election.
Choice of Governor also will make
known the views of Puerto Ricans
on the future status Of the depend
ency. All three major candidates
have differing views on this impor-
tant island issue.
Munoz Marin, President of the
Puerto Rican Senate and leader of
the popular majority party, wants
the island to remain United States
dependency until the economic situa-
ton improves.
DR.. Francisco M. Susoni is the
candidate Of the Independence
Party.
Martin Travieso, fromer chief
justice of the Puerto Rican Supreme
Court, is the candidate of the State
hood, Socialist and Reformist Par
ties. He and the parties supporting
him hope to make Puerto Rico the
49th State Of the United States.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
'KnowofT oWeGot,
Says Dewey, Voting
Al School With Wife
Casts BoIIot Three Times
Once Officially and
Twice for Comerumsn
No. A~x,k>l1 A~x>s 4,
BY Newbold Moves, il.
Stor Stosf corresoondent

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-For Gov.
Dewey, the Republican candidate
and odds-on favorite in the
presidential race, this is a day
of suspense.
At noon, Mr.. Dewey drove from
his headquarters at the Roosevelt
Hotel to Public School Is at 12l
East Fifty-first street. the polling
place of the 1st Assembly Districts
SD election district in Manhattan.
There, with Mrs. Dewey and his
secretary, Paul Lockwood, he cast
his ballot for the Dewey-Warren
ticket, while photographers jostled
for position and shouted instructions
at the candidate.
Arriving at the polling place, Mr..
Dewey was greeted by a sign ONCE
workers had suspended from build
ing across the street: Good Luck,
Mr.. President" He, Mrs. Dewey and
Mr.. Lockwood became Nos. $50, 26l
and 262 in the district registration
book.
Poses for Photographers.
Mr.. Dewey signed his name and
voted three times. Once it was the
real thing, once for newspaper pho
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Ho|dup Victim, Boy Assoi|ont
meet as Patients at HospitoI

Police enter the story at this
point because they were called by
the intended robbery victim. He's
taken to Emergency Hospital along
with two precinct detectives, Patrick
A. Deenihan and Walter E. Grove.
While being treated for his bullet
wound, the victim sees two youths
walk IN, inquiring for a third boy.
Recognition of a hot clue lights up
the eyes Of the policemen Just as
the third boy walks In, seeking
treatment for q bullet t-seared left
index finger.
That, says the robbery victim,
pointing finger at the wounded
boy. lis the one"
That's Raymond G. Carter's plot.
He was the victim.
Police are holding the three
youths for Investigation of robbery.
One of them has admitted three
housebreakings and two purse
snatchings, police say.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Rush to Polls Indicates Record
Vote Of 5O>OOO>OO0 or More;
Maryland Virginia Ballot Heavy
ELECTION BULLETINS

HOUSTON Qp.-Presdent Truman and Gov. Dewey
running in popuous Harris County in
unofficial returns compiled today by the Houston
Mr. Truman led the Republican candidate 1885 to 1881
after Gov Dewey had held lead of only votes hour
earlier Coy Thurmond the States Rights candidate,
ceived S66 and Henry A. Wallace e. In the bitter Senate
Lyndon Johnson the Democratic nominee led Repub
lican Jack Porter 2496 to 2,4oS
NEW YORK H9-A heavy early vote was recorded in
New York State today in the for its huge bloc of Al
electoral votes Six hours after the polls opened 40
cent of the States registered voters had to
the polls Voting ranged from moderately light to heavy in
rural areas
KANSAS CITY UP-Nearly fourth Of this citys quail
their ballots in the first 81 hours the polls
open. steady rain fell throughout the morning
Mayor Sermon Of Independence close friend of President
Truman, forecast Democratic majority Of $500 In the
eastern part of the county
POINT AUX BARQUEs, Mich QP.- Tradtonally the
Michigan to tally its votes this community today
President Truman.
BROWNS FARM, Fla. lP.-This Southern Florida pre-
cnct reported votes for President Truman and for Gov
Srom Thurmond the States Rights candidate in todays
baloting
MARTIN STATION, Ala. UP-The 10 voters in this small
community cast their ballots unanimously today for Gov
Thurmond, the States Rights candidate. Gov Thurmond
is the regular Democratic ticket in Alabama In the
Southwest of the State unofficial returns from Mobile
Count absentee ballot box Gov Thurmond LOG votes
81 to Gov. Dewey and to Henry A. Wallace.
Evening star., 1948-11-02

mark ballots today. These ballots
must be in the mail today.
Government workers living in
Maryland and Virginia were given
time of to vote. In the case of
Marylanders whose voting residence
Is some distance away, that may
mean considerable time. Mary
land does not permit absentee vot-
ing.
District residents, however, with
no more than a tax receipt as chief
tangible proof of citizenship, were
somewhat in, the position of the
family helping out neighboring
household which is celebrating q
wedding. They share in the festivi-
(see DISTRICT, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Election in Brief
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

Presidency-sought by Thomas E
Dewey. Republican, and Harry S
Truman, Democratic incumbent, in
a field of nine other candidates.
Senate-95 candidates competing
for 80 seats, with Republican ma
jority in the balance. Present line
up: 81 Republicans, As Democrats.
House-432 places to be filled, 962
candidates. Present lineup: 246 Re-
publicans, 1877 Democrats, 2 minor
parties.
Governorships - 80 contests, 100
candidates. Present lineup; "a Re-
publicans, "a Democrats.
Total potential voters (21 years
old and over)-95, ,000, 900.
Estimated registration-Over &c.
000, 900.
Estimated vote-Over 81 1000 900.
Voting precincts-Over 135,
Evening star., 1948-11-02
One Dead as Two Vessels
Collide on Lake Erie
by the Asseeiofsd Press

TOLEDO. Ohio, Nov. Am un-
Identified crew member was reported
dead today as the result of a collision
between two lake freighters during
"a fog in Lake Erie.
The Lucas County Coroner's Once
reported the dead man was aboard
the j. j. Boland Of Boland & Cor
nelius of Buffalo. The other ship
involved was the Frank Armstrong
of Interlake Steamship Co. Of Cleve.
land.
Capt. Frank Monroe of the Boland
reported his ship collided with the
Armstrong OF Colchester, Ontario,
about l am.
The Boland's bow was badly DAM
aged and she was proceeding slowly
up the Maumee River to the Toledo
|Shipbuilding Co. docks.
The Armstrong received consider
able damage forward but was pro-
ceeding under her own power to
Lorain to unload an iron ore cargo.
Her original destination was Erie, Pa.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Washington Looks On as Rest
Of Nation Elects q President

Washington looked on today
while the Nation voted.
Many made plans for gatherings
at which election returns would be
received tonight. Some Washing
tonians by adoption, who had been
careful to keep voting residences in
the States, were voting absentee
ballots.
Both the Republican and Demo-
cratic absentee voters bureaus,
which worked late last night, were
taking care of absentee voters to-
cay. They were chiefly from three
States: Rhode Island, whose alb
sentee voters must mark their bal
lots today. and California and
Washington State, whose voters may
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Follow the Returns Tonight
On Star Radio Stations

Full facilities of The Stars radio stations, wMAI,
wMAL-FM and wMAL-Tv, will be devoted to returns on
the election tonight.
Broadcasts will begin at 73o o'clock and continue until
definite trend has been indicated From 1885, at haf-hour
intervals Bill Coyle Of The Star staff will give ve-minute
reports the returns from nearby Maryland and Virginia
National returns will be part co-ordinated television
and sound presentation of the American Broadcasng Co.
Tune in to wNdAL, wNdAL-rM or wMAL-Tv for the
returns An election printed on Page A for
radio listeners.