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HOUSES FOR SALE or RENT.
BETHESDA MD

Attractive 2-story brick home; Il rooms 8
bedrooms, bath and shower. gas a.-c h,
garage. beautiful. large lot; immediate
possession. L. G. WHITE, WI. 1900 3O-
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MICHIGAN PARK

A delightful modern brick home that viii
please any buyer who is looking for a real
home. 1t incorporates all latest improve
ments and .conveniences: lovely picture
windows make light and CHEEKY rooms;
room size is excellent and equipment the
very best: gas heat: beautifully landscaped
lot Priced surprisingly low. Phone until
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ONLY A FEW
OF the desirable homes listed by usl
301 A ST. Sc.
A first-class investment. 4.story corner
brick: 4 furn. apts.; available At un-
usually low price Can today! Cali ewes
Mr.. Richards. WO. 6595.
35th ST. NE.
Semidet. brick. bedrms., l bath. Priced
low at SO, $50 with good terms. Call ewes,
Mr.. Richards. WO 6595.
RITCHIE AVENUE
Silver Spring, Md; det. brick. 3 bedrms.,
l bath, gas auto. heat. Priced low with
terms. Call ewes. Mr.. Richards, WO. $685..
HOME WITH INCOME
IL baths; can be- arrsnsed ran as 3 ' apts'
Nr; Uni9n Station and al al conyens:; priced
Call ewes. Mr. Richards WO. 6595.
$500 BLOCK 33rd ST. NV.
Det. 3-bedrm., home with finished base
ment. Fine home. lovely neighborhood
LEO M BERNSTEIN & co
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Colored-Nr. 18th g. w SITS. NV
Fine semidetached brick home. excellent
condition. containing 9 rooms, bath
5-W h, etc. Possession available. Priced
very low on good terms.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K st. NV. Ex. 1911. once open till
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COLORED-I22s-Is27 c ST. s,E-S495
brick. bath: Call Morris Cohen or Milton
st. NV, MA So36, GE. 0297.
COLORED-6sO ST. s.E.-S175 down.
S45 mo: rooms row frame. Can Morris
Cohen or Milton Vinnick. with A; N.
DRAISNER. 14o4 st. nv, MA. so3o;
CoLoRED-iss6 HALF ST. s,E.-s2ss
down. easy terms; q rooms, elec., row
brick Call Morris Cohen OF Milton Vim
nick, with A. M. DRAIsNERS l404 L st.
NV, MA. sO36; home, GE 0297.
COLORED-KENTUCK AVE. SE.-six
rms and bath; price, SS, 500; good terms.
A. r. sEELYE: i4eo \ st. NV; pL; Ss25.
COLORED HOME AND INVESTMENT
$3.50. with only $500 down; 2o,ft-
brick. 2-family apt. bldg, only 5 yrs. old;
each apt contains rooms, kitchen and
bath; h.-w.h., all utilities paid by tenants;
near all conveniences: excel. income. Call
Mr.. William Smith. RE. 6661; ewes, EN-.
7p61 with FRED A. SMITH, Realtor.
COLORED-OPEN DAILY 4:30 TO !.
Saturday and Sunday TO 30 new
homes, s sold. gath and Irving sts Sc
one blk. of Alabama ave. For veterans
and nonveterans; Gil loans made with
81 400 cash. semideI brick, 3,,ts 5edrms rms.
and Iefsr, full 6snts sss sMp heat; ixroFS sSr
Ma Ias7 or ewes. KM 4ag4 Directions:
VIC bus from Navy Yard direct to homes.
CoIoRED@a0s ieth ST. s.E.-Brick, 7
rms, oil h.-vh; good condition: posses
sion; 81 900 to $500 cash. OWNER.
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Actually across street from beautiful ex-
only one left: brand-new Colonial. near
ing completion by Frank s. Phillips; cen
ter-halI plan. library and layatory on lst
close-in location, convenient to citys fin
est schools; 15 min. to downtown; delight
full hign elevation overlooking Potomac
FRANK s PHILLIPS. pI l4ll
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KENT

Handsome Colonial residence on one OF
citys finest streets, in heart of this ex-
elusive, highly restricted close-in COM
Georgian center reception hall, liv. rm-
opening onto large screened liv. porch,
din. rm.: richly Paneled library, adjoin-
on lst a.: beautiful bedrms.. 9 baths
2nd A.: large finished dormitory room and
storage on Sd a.; paneied ctubroom with
bar and frepl., maids rm. and bath 2-car
built-in garage; gas heat; priced reason
ably at S49,5OO. Cali WA. S625, or
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI 141l -5
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BARNABY WOODS

$3.50 31st pl NV A group of center
hall Colonial brick homes tastefully decor
atea and beautifully planned with. lge
we'll -proportioned rms; gas &C. heat
This group OF homes located on deer
wooded lot. with rms, 2la baths. plus
stairway to finished and heated attic
Built by David Biron, one of Washington's
weekdays. to Q pm
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co
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Longfellow St., Near 5th st,
Brick home. 8 rooms. 2 baths, Colonial
porch. large basement. hot-water heat
garage; near all conveniences. Mr. VIII
liams, GF. 110S MARSHALL j. WAPLE
CO. : DI 3346. 1924 l4th st. NV. d
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HOUSES FOR yALE-soushwess.

s4e sT.-ss,e5o; $3.50 down and S75 5
3-story row-brick home with 2 kit. ige.
2-story: gear brick gar, in good como
W king distance to Govt. agencies ana
dovntown. Nr schools. stores and transp.
NRrRY REALTY CORP. 1887 K st. NV.
COLoRED-f,th AND r S.W-Rov brick.
immed poss. Price ss,4s0: terms: ~ 900
cash. $50 80 per mo. JOHN L. sHELIOH,
Pealtor. Tw. 27l0; ewes, vi. 6ool. -
COLoRED 1887 1899 ! I3s1 IS43- 34S
III ST. S,W.-Ist commercial; S2s5 down,
easy terms: 3 rms. cleo, row brick. can
Morris Cohen or Milton Vtnnick: WIN
A. N. DRAISNER, 404 st. NV Nh'
S038: home. GE. 0297. "
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.DRASTICALLY REDUCED
18th and Kennedy NV. owners health
tached home Of superior construction;
is lovely rms. baths, immaculate
throughout: full basement; double earTTs;
priced below market Call CARTER
REALTY. DU. 5o67, till g., Brokers
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VACANT-FULTON ST. NV.
Located one block of Macarthur blvd,
quiet square free OF traffic, within . blocks
of elementary school, bus and streetcar
line; no crossing OF highway to school
rm. about 22x13 with fireplace, side
covered porch. cheerful din. rm,, modern
kit; 3 bedrms. e take twin beds), tiled
bath with built-in tub and shower; oil
heat; built-in garage; prewar construction.
This house along with others is to be sold
to settle estate. Each priced at S17,50O.
You will do well to investigate. The price
reflects excellent value. Call Mr. Latimer
teves., EN-. 0T70), THOS. J, FISHER &
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1929 HARRISON ST

This semidetached brick is located be-
tween Wis. and Western ayes. and con-
sists OF living room and fireplace, nice
screened porch on lst hoor; 3 bedrooms.
tile bath and screened balcony on end
floor: full basement with outside entrance
on ground floor level; gas heat half bath
and basement; priced at Sl4.950; very
reasonable terms. Exclusively with
JNO. LOFLIN
Loflin Bldg, 242O Wilson blvd GIL 43l2
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500 mo, makes you the owner Of This
fine brick home. Just of E. Capitol ST..
and conv. to Navy Yard: featured are
large, bright rms bath, full bsmt.' INV H..
etc; poss.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1870 K st. NV. Elk 1871. once oren
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BUNGALOW

Custom built; . bedrms, tile bath 1st A F.;
2I-u screened porch, oil h.-w h. att.
gar. aax9a lot. beautifully landscaped: /
mi from Sill Spr For appt call Mrs.
Ralph, TR 1855.
JAY REALTY co.
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SMART BUYER

This is for you-6 rooms. 2 inclosec
porches, new gas auto. heat, hardwood
floors, basement has extra room, can b,
used as bedroom: near 18th and Randolph
NV. S14,950; good terms. EX. 1855.
PASTOR-TIITZ INC
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GLOVER PARK

203S Tunlaw rd.-Semidet.. rms. and
bath. recreation rm y owner transferred;
price and terms to sell. NATHAN DUVALL.
III 6400 DE 17H5 %
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CHEVY CHASE-S21 $50

CHEVY CHASE-$21 $50
You cannot duplicate at this price Center
ent. brick on beaut. lot. unique and attr.
lge liv. rm.. with fireplace and doors to
screened porch. din rm.. kit. breakfast
rm.. recreation rm- with fireplace, bar and
French doors to fagstone terrace; Bendix
auto. laund., garage, Venetian blinds
storm windows. screens. cedar-lined closets
barbecue grill in fenced yard. INV. oil
heat. Call MISS WILLIS, OIL. 209l; ewes,
MA 2557 daily 80
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HOUSES FOR sALE-No.+hwea.

Few Blks. Over D. G. Line
So $50 will buy this modern brick bungs-
low; bal. of $4,000 in hrst mortgage
1t contains 5 rms. and bath, stairs to
attic lge. enough for more rooms, gas
bnae,B hsas nice MI lot IT.; xith fl2a'o' Can Mr.
w. B. WEIGHT, EN-. 1880
TO SETTLE ESTATE
a20 Mass fvs n.w.-11 rms, 2 baths;
oil heat. Ceeh for offer. r. N. PRATT
co, Ma: $685. ewes. and Bun. TAs tSss' ~
Chevy Chase Realty Offering
Chevy Chase. Nd. 8 bedrms.. ? baths.
$4,000
18th and Kalmia rd.. 4 bedrms.. 8
Upper 10th ST.. bedrms.. ga baths.
- AmsTlsan An asa = Univ. Park. 8 bedrms., Ia
..s ~; Walter Reed. 3 Sedrms.. sn baths.
Rock Creek Hills. bedrms.. 21a baths,
For an appointment to inspect these
and many other fine homes. price ranges
higher and lower than the above, call
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO., 1890 Conn
ave. EN- 1900 so
HOMESEEKERS!
New bungalows, s.s.ary colonials, to :
personalized service, call AID. as44 till
8 pm.
J. r. TENCHER CO., INC.
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CHEVY CHASE
Near the Circle-Brick Colonial. custom
built, center hall 4 twin-siZed 'bedrms.,
colored tiled baths, staircase to q fin
ished Bird f.; lge. liv. rn. with fireplace,
library, left din. rm., ultramodern kit.
with breakfast nook tiled powder rm
off the hall; screened porch. full bsmt..
finished rec. rm., gas &C. heat; 2-car
gar; situated on a beautiful landscaped
lot; terms. Call OR. 004S till pm.
REALTY BROKERS, INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kerthwest.
"FOXHALL VIILAGE"

"FOXHALL VILLAGE
Located on "Que' st. in the heart Of thi:
desirable residential section, semidetach.
ed English brick home with S rms,
bedrms and baths, maids rm-. oil heal
and built-in garage Owner leaving city
wants an Immediate sale. Cali NE. 114a
until pm.
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$1,000 CASH
500 mo- makes you the owner of this
fine 2-family brick house, located on
Capitol Hill; featured are 2 lge., COM
plete apts.: h.-wh., full bsmt., etc.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 st. NV, Ex. 1871. Once open
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lConttnued on next r"eI
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Brick; small. but spacious: living rm. openi
onto garden: den and powder rm,. larxs
NKIII LOWE cAssEL xD. ais. NJ
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First Showing to Colored

First Showing to Colored
Near Navy Yard large rooms, brick.
with $3.50 down This won't last.
Vacant. Call now TO see BIRoN q CON.
RAD. INC, Sterling 344o. Res RA. 4ssS
or 81. s976. i
COLORED-NEW HOMES
Only 81 900 down will buy lovely new
brick home; 6 large rooms. tiled bath,
fuii bsrnt,, gas heat: lovely new section.
Gail now. Reasonable monthly payments.
DIENER, EHRLICH 81 co.
ST. 1881; ewes, 0E, 1887. i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14
L abor Unrest Marks
French Observance
OF Basti|Ie Day
BY the Associated Press

PARIS, July 14.-France observed
Bastille Day today in an atmosphere
of labor unrest. Walkouts have
made 100000 Frenchmen idle and
threatened to affect 100000 gov
eminent workers.
The gloomy labor scene frightened
slightly last night when strikers in
French airports, who had slowed
plane traffic almost to halt, agreed
to return to work. Terms of the
settlement were not disclosed.
Meanwhile, Premier Robert Schu-
man negotiated with union leaders
! to prevent a further spread Of the
walkouts.
10000 Quit Yesterday.
The strikes began last week when
10000 workers attached to the
Finance and National Economy
Ministers struck for higher pay.
Nearly 10000 other workers, most
of them civil servants, Joined the
Walkouts yesterday.
/, Government departments are so
interviewer that strikes by a few
groups could affect 100000 gov
eminent workers and bring all &C
tivities to a halt.
Strikers included all the clerks
OF Paris law court and number
iof employees of the Public Works
Ministry.
Nearly 10000 dock workers in five
ports and $4,000 miners in Frances
potash pits were out.
Hope was expressed that Mr..
Schuman might reach agreement
with leaders of the -Commu-
mist Workers Force, a federation of
government employees, and smash
the strike movement.
One Point to Be Settled.
If the Workers Force ordered a
back to-work movement it would
be difficult for the remaining
strikers, affiliated with the Commu-
nist-led General Confederation of
Labor, to remain out.
After a meeting with the Premier,
one of the Workers Force dele
gates said there remained only one
point to be settled-the unions de-
mand to make retroactive to last
January the raises decided at q
cabinet meeting Monday night.
The Executive Committee of the
Workers Force called the strikes
because the government had refused
to grant certain employees a fiat
$500 franc ($12) monthly wage in
crease.
The holiday today marks the 159th
anniversary of the storming Of the
Bastille.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14
Disabled Veteran Refusing
Exam Denied Special Aid


A disabled veteran who refuses to
take physical re-examination
thereby forfeits his special vocational
rehabilitation benefits, the Veterans
Administration ruled yesterday.
However, he is still entitled to the
subsistence allowances paid to able
bodied veterans training under the
CT bill.
The agency ruled, it said, in the
case of disabled, trainee who re-
fused to report for a second physical
examination which had been ordered
for disability rating purposes.
Additional subsistence and de-
tendency allowances are based on
the degree of disability suffered by
the individual veteran.
The agency ruled that since the
veteran previously established the
need for training he must be allowed
to continue that Neutrality-suspicious.
the additional allowances that would
be his if he proved his continued
disability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14
D. {. Spiritua|ist Pleads
Not Guilty in Bank Theft

A Washington woman spiritualist
pleaded not guilty yesterday to
charges of receiving money stolen
in the $4,000 theft from the night
depository of the Alexandria First
National Bank in June, 1947.
She was Mrs. Eulalia Matthews,
colored, also known as Madame
Yvonne.
Police say Mrs. Matthews took
some of the stolen money from
David Briggs, also colored. who is
serving an eight-year term for theft
of the money. Briggs is a former
janitor of the bank.
Mrs. Matthews trial date will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14

set for. the September term Of
Alexandria Corporation Court where
she pleaded yesterday.
Trial Of Alice Briggs, wife Of
David Briggs, who also Is charged
with receiving stolen money, is to be
set during the September term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14

white fabric. 1t was designed fol
an Hawaiian queen in the last cen
fury, she said.
George H. McLane. who Is In
Washington as executive secretary
of the Hawaiian Statehood Society
gave a talk on 1.-The Paradise of the
Pacific" and a demonstration OF the
way air express is giving Hawaii a
growing commerce in tropical flow
ers with the continental United
States.
The meeting was held in the Hote.
Statler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14
| Ad Club Gets
New Slant on
Hula Dance.

Members of the Advertising Club
of Washington learned yesterday
that the hula is not a shaking of
the hips but the telling OF story
with gestures Of the arms and
hands. and that the costume is not
necessarily a grass skirt.
Mrs. Blake Clark, wife Of an editor
of the Readers Digest who has lived
in Hawaii a number of years, danced
the hula, clad in a long gown with
train of large blue flowers on a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14
Admiral Cruzen to Speak

Rear Admiral R. H. Cruzen, senior
member of the Navy Review and
Sentence Clemency Board, will ad-
dress the Volunteer Naval Reserve
Brigade at 8 o'clock tonight at the
Reserve Training Center, Naval Gun
Factory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14

Mexico plans to export more ma
hogany lumber from its Yucatan
and Campeche areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14
Gas on Stomach

Relieved in 3 minutes or
double your money back
When excess stomach acid causes painful. suiYseat
ing gas stomach and heartburn. doctors usually
prescribe the faytsst-actins medicines known for
ynptomatic relief-medicinss like those in Ball
Tablets. No laxative Bell ans brings comfort in
u4y or double your money back On return Of bsetls
70 o.. lie at ell drlSgiNA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14
RESORTS
@::'.Hn&4
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

$50 Nice Rooms, Running water. Baths.
MODERN RESTAURANT
An EnviabIe Reputation for Good Food
OCEAN END OF so. CAROLINA AVE.
cnIcnN Michigan and Pacific AYES,
EDICVN Atlantic City. Mr.. Boardwalk.
3 blocks to Station. 81. 90 day Up. Run
ming water. Priv baths, free parking. Free
bathing from hotel. Phi. 4-99O6.
CAPE MAY, N. J.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30
Orlando, Florida
Customs and Ceremonies

mediately shows the artificial nat
ure of the course. It no longer
has any living essence. The talks
and exhibits are too often in the
nature of an off-hand, casual and
and passing glimpse at curios
of another age. The manner OF
display brings no conviction and
no determination to cherish them
as living faith.
The Jewish holidays become
beautiful and sacred only to those
who have actual and close COM
partnership, who derive living as
ISOLATION and comfort from them.
Our casual lifeless museum dis
play of pieces do not add to their
vital interest. And these talks,
illustrated by museum pieces, fail
to arouse living religious faith.
Only he may speak of tefillin
who can speak from deep inner
joy and high conviction, through
constant use. Only he is awaken
ed to the beauties of the Sabbath
candles and the Kiddush who is
devoted to them, and shares them,
! weekly.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30

Every program of adult Jewish
education offers course on "Cus-
toms and Ceremonies" Usually,
the course is to describe tefillin,
tallith, lighting of of the Sabbath
candles, mezuzah, table arrange
ments at Passover. Perhaps a
hint or mention is made of the
marriage ceremony and of mourn
ing customs.
The need for such a course
arises from the demands of peo-
pie for instruction on some of the
Jewish practices and observances,
or of the basic dos and don't"
within the Jewish home. AS part
of the course, objects are on dis
play within a museum show case.
Customs and ceremonies" rele-
gated to a museum display i'm
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30

One trouble with materialism is
that it doesn't produce the ma
terials.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30

We can learn not only through
our eyes and ears but through our
funny bones as well.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-26
CRUVER NAMED
cod COMMANDER
Colonel Is Coming From Pan
anna Duty To Replace
Col. McInerney

LACARNE-Col. Earl S. Cru
yer will be the next commanding
officer of Erie Ordnance Depot,
according to orders issued this
week by the Department of Army
in Washington. He will succeed
Col. J. E. McInerney, command
ing officer at Erie for the past year
and a half.
Colonel Gruver, who has just
completed tour of duty in the
Panama Canal Zone, is expected
to arrive at Erie Ordnance Depot
the first of the year, His Canal
Zone assignment was at Head
quarters, U. S. Army Caribbean,
Ordnance Section, Quarry Heights.
A native of Pennsylvania, Col
onel Gruver graduated from the
U. S. Military Academy, West
Point, with the class of 1923, and
served in both World Wars, in the
first as an enlisted man. His
awards include the Legion Of
Merit with Oak Leaf Cluster and
the Bronze Star Medal. He has
been associated with the Ordnance
Department for the past % years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-26
ADMISSION TAX
NETS $500 FOR
C|TYS GOLFERS
Parking Meters Add SS33S in
Ten Months; City Staff
Seeks Pay Raise

During the year since the state
turned over it's claim to admis-
sion taxes to municipalities, Port
Clinton has realized an additional
$3,902.7S from this source, City
Clerk William L. Zeis' records
show. The change over was eff
fective in October, 1947.
While the big bulk of the tax
comes from the local theatres,
many other organizations also
have purchased permits and paid
taxes for admissions charged to
dances, plays and other amuse-
ments they sponsored.
City Clerk Zeis stated that the
admission tax proceeds are added
to the city's general fund to help
pay salaries, upkeep of parks, etc.
Second largest source of admis-
sion tax is the public school,
which must pay taxes for plays,
basketball and football games and
other amusements.
Other groups which paid taxes
in this fund included the Rotary
club, Elks, Moose, Boy Scouts,
Beta Sigma Phi, st. Thomas
Episcopal church, Port Clinton
Merchants Assn, UAW-CIO Lo-
cal 497, Pythian Sisters, Port
Clinton Junior Women's Club, Le-
gion Auxiliary, Port Clinton Yacht
club and Legion Post 113.
Equals Raise Asked
If city council approves the 10
per cent wage increases asked by
city employees, the increased sal
aries would nearly total the
amount realized from admission
taxes.
With $8,33S.5O all ready taken
in from the city's parking meters
during the first ten months of
1948, City Clerk Zeis expects the
parking meters to set an all-time
high this year. Total realized last
year was $9,635. These nickels and
pennies also are added to the
general fund. There has been
very little repair expense on me-
ters this year, thus the profit is
practically clear.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-26
Stuart Named For
Puerto Rican Duty

LACARNE-The fourth officer
at Erie Ordnance Depot to receive
orders for overseas duty within
the past three months, Capt. Will
liam Stuart this week received
his alert notice for assignment in
Puerto Rico.
Orders on one replacement of
fcer, 1st 1t. Paul E. Thompson,
transferring from White Sands
Proving Ground, Las Cruces, New
Mexico, were received this weel,
in the adjutant's office of Erie
Ordnance Depot. He is expected
to arrive the early part of De-
cember.
Capt. Stuart must report Janu-
ary Ia at the New Orleans Port
Of Embarkation from where he
will sail for his new assignment
with the U. S. Army Forces An
titles, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-26
Christmas Capers
Planned For Dec. IS

Members Of the Port Clinton
Junior Women's club are making
arrangements for their second an
nual Christmas Capers dance to
be given Saturday night, Decem-
Der l8, in the armory. Vern Wal
ter and his Collegians will play for
the dancing.
Mrs. Glen Dieringer is in
charge Of decorations, which
transform the armory into a holi-
day beautyland. Tickets may be
purchased from any member and
table reservations may be made
by phoning Mrs. William Lano.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-26
need HEAL TIL nurse TO CURB LOCAL Menace
LIGHT RATE BOOST
TO START ON JAN. 3
O. S. u. Alumni Plan
Luncheon On Dec. J

Plans for the reactivation of the
Ohio State University Alumni club
of Ottawa County will be made
at luncheon for alumni and for
mer students to be held in the
Island House hotel next Thur, day,
December 2.
Henry A. Cowgirl, division man
ager Of the o. 7. S., will be in
charge of the event, and Lawrence
A: Booher, assistant field director
Of the O. S. U. Development Fund,
will be the speaker.
Alumni from this county are
also invited to attend the Sandus-
ky County Alumni Clubs meeting
in the Women's Club building,
Fremont, Thursday evening, when
Leo L. Rummell, Dean of the Col
lege of Agriculture, will be the
speaker.