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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-01
Island City Baseball League
Sports Calendar
BASKETBALL
High School Gymnasium j
might -

tANl6IlJ Az /
TUESDAY
ZOO - Beacncomber jewelers.
VS.. Junior Varsity.
8:00--Bob's Sport Shop VS.. Mo-
rales Cleaners.
9:00--Pollock's Jewels Tvs.
Sonar School "A". III
WEDNESDAY, -,
7:00-Elks Club VS.. Billie's
Drive Inns. 80
8:00-Sonar School "B" US.
Beachcomber jewelers..
9:00-Pollock's Jewels VS.. No.
rales Cleaners. d.
THURSDAY
7:00--Junior Varsity VS.. BillRs
Drive-Inns. "a
8:O0--Bob's Sport Shop Wss
Sonar School "An. ~
9:00-.-Elks Club VS.. Sdfar
School ''B".
TUESDAY, MARCH g.
7.00--Junior Varsity VS.. Eks
Club.
800 - Beachcomber Jewel fs
VS.. Billie's Drive-Ins.
9:00-Bob's Sport Shop VS.. Pol
locks Jewels.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH g. 80
7:00-Sonar School 'B' US.
Junior Varsity.
8:00-Elks Club VS.. BEACH
comber Jewellers. ~
9:00-Sonar School "A" VS.. MO-
rales Cleaners. ~
THURSDAY, MARCH To-
7:O0-Sonar School "B" s.
Billie's Drive-Inn. IL
8:00-Bob's Sport Shop VS.. NO
rales Cleaners.
9:00-Sonar School "A".vs. Pol
locks Jewels.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-01
BEACHCOMBERS PLAY
R. VARSITY TONIGHT
Morales Cleaners
Play Bob's Sport,
Pollock's Meet
Sonar School

a hard fought game Is sched-
uied for tonight at the I;irh
School gymnasium, when. the
first game, the Bcachcomher.
VIII tackle the Junior Varsitv
The Beachcombers need ne
game to tie the Varsity for third
place, and the Varsity needs the
contest to catch up with the Elks
in second place.
Morales Cleaners win pIav mo
Bob's Sport Shop in the second
game. Bobs want this game for
by winning they will STAY within
striking distance of the Sonar
School. Morales want to get olt
OF the cellar by winning the con-
test.
Pollock's Jewelry Store, who
have won their last two games
over Bob's Sport by a score Of
AZ to AZ and over Morales by a
score of 20 to 38, will PLAY the
Sonar School, which has won all
seven games played so far with
out a defeat
Billie's will play the Elks
Club in the opener. The last
time these two clubs met the
Eiks won by one point. In the
second game of the night Sonar B
will play the Beachcombers.
The Sonar School will be out
Tor their oath straight victory
and the Corners will gain in the
standings if they win.
In the last game the Pollocks
Jewels will play the Morales
Cleaners and these two always
fight hard from start to finish
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-01

One of the earliest prote
asking equal rights for won
was published in 1889 in Frar
when Olympic de Gouges show
there was no mention of won1|
in the Revolutionists' DeclaratI
of the Rights of Man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-01
THE ANSWERS:

|. No, they kill them.
2. Tow barbels, growing down
ward.
3. An antelope inhabiting the
treeless parts of western
U. S. A. and Mexico.
4. A plume of feathers. ne
5. April 18th.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-01
Leading Scorers In Basketball
Leagues Active School Gym
~ Pedro AcUILAR. Official scorekeeper

Leading scorers in the basket
ball leagues active at the High
School Gymnasium, including
games up to date. follow: d
CLASS "a" LEAGUE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-01

Dear Louisa:
My husband makes a good
salary but he doesn't give me
any money. He pays the bills,
grocery, gasoline and clothes,
but I am very often embarrass-
ed by not having five cents in
my pocketbook. Yet if we are
out with a couple he is the first
to pay for the drinks or food.
Don't you think this is very
unfair? ts.
ssts L. B.-WIS.
Answer:
D I certainly do and he proba-
bly, acts that way because it
gives him a sense of power to
have you dependent on him. He
should give you so much to run
your house on--you two should
work it out together and figure
what it should cost. You should
then, decide what each of you
should get for your personal
needs. such as clothes, spend
ing money, etc, and you should
be given yours to spend as you
see fit and no questions asked.
If, girls would get this prob
lem settled before marriage, it
would save much unhappiness
and a great many divirces.
Someone has said that the 9TH
er woman is not as much to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-01

blame in most broken marriages
as disagreement over money.
LOUISA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-01

are Clyde Green. Joe Duff 4
Bobby Jackson.
Two relatively inexperiens
FOLLOWERS are Eddie Sidaris 4
Bob Miller. Both were forwal
last year, but Sidaris. who fill
in brilliantly when Schaus \
suffering from ar injured anil
is stationed at guard.
Forwards Walter Glenn
Joe Ryan, Center Ralph He
and Guards Frank Rodriguez [;
Randy (Cotton) Walthall are
from the frosh. Forward SEQ
Perkins is a transfer from "
liamsburg, KY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-01
HOW THEY GET 70 COLLEGE

AP Newsfeufvres
KAY.KYsER's College Of Fun and knowledge
~ is beating UP the air waves these days. The
old professor is toekiing one of the audience
participation programs that now take up 40
per cent of the rodio programs. Here is how his
show is put together.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-01
SENIOR BASEBALL
Island City Baseball League

Municipal Stadium,
Afternoon)
SUNDAY 81,
(First Game: ] P.M.)
First Game-Key West Cubans.
VS.. American Legion. ~,
Second Game-Atomic Bomb
ers VS.. Red Raiders.
More than a million miles of
barbed wire are said to have
been used by the combatantsSin
World War l. .1'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-01

Leading scorer of this league
is Valdez with 125 points, follow
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Archbishop Beran poskytl inter
view prazskemu novinari.

Praha. = Prazsky arcibis-
kup doktor Josef Beran prijal
10. bTezna zpravodaje tiskove
kancelare international News
Service. V tonic exlusivnlm
interview prohlasil archbishop
Beran, re vyjednavan1 mezi ka-
tolickou cfrkv1 a nynejs1, komu-
nistickou, vladou v Ceskoslo-
vensku ztroskotalo. Poole Cd
hadu arcibiskupa Berana bylo
zatceno asi 12O kn6z1. Doktor
Beran prohlasil S dGrazem, re
c1rkev sc nepodrobf.
Jak zpravodaj tiskove sluz-
by ms poznamenava byl pri-
jat prazskym arcibiskupem V
ieho soukrome residence, We sta
robylem arcibiskupskem pala-
ci ma Hradcanech. DR.. Beran
byl, jak znamo veznen v nacis-
tickem koncentracn1m tabore
V Dachove pc tri leta. Arci-
biskup hovoril s americkym no
vinafem pomocf tlumocnfka,
profesora theologie Felixe Mi
kuly. Jake ddvod pro ztros-
kotanf dosavadnfch jednan1
mezi vladou a cirkvf uvedl ar
cibiskup DR.. Beran tyto til hla-
WI body: pfedne zadala komu-
nisticka vlada v CeskosloVen-
sku, ably cfrkev vydala prohla-
Semi O sv6 v6rnosti nynejsfmu
rezimu; Ia druhe: byl predlo-
zen pozadavek, ably cfrkev zru-
sila naf1zen1, kterym byla ko-
munistickemu ministru zdra-
votnictvf pateru Plojharovi a
dvema jinym duchovn1m, KITE
ri jsou cleny slovenskeho sbo-
ru poverenfk6, zakazan vykon
knezskych funkcf. A "a tretl
bylo dGvodem nezdaru techto
jednanf mezi satem a cfrkvf,
re vlada zadala dalsf znarod-
nenl clrkevnfho majetku. Ia
stupci cirkve Sc postavili sa sta
novisko, re znarodnenf v roz-
sahu, jaky ma vlada ma mysli,
by muscle byt pTedlozeno k
rozhodnutf Vatikanu. Pred
stavitele vlady vsak naprosto
odmltli uznat, re by Vatikan
techto ~jednan1ch mel hrat ne
jakou roll.
Zprava O rozhovoru arcibis-
kupa Berana Sc zpravodajem
tiskove sluzby. international
News Service pTipomfna, re W.
jednavanf predstavitel1 c1rkve
s komunistickou vladou sc ko-
nalo pc druhe. Prvnf konfe-
renee, ktera rovnez selhala, Sc
konala loni v lete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Bevin chce pTiiet do Spoj. Sta.
til k podpisu smlouvy.

Washington, D. C. - Anglic-
ky velvyslanec We Washingto-
nu byl opravnen k prohlasenf,
re anglicky zahranicn1 ministr
Ernest Bevin hodla prijeti do
Washingtonu "a 1celem podpi-
SUI atlantickeho paktu. Velvy-
slanec sir Oliver Franks mel
AS minutovou rozmluvu sc stat
MIN %tajemn1kem Achesonem,
pri ktere byly projednany po-
drobnosti Bevinovy navstevy.
Ma sc "a to. re by Sc Bevin zdr-
Eel v Americe asi jeden tyden.
Atlanticka obranna smlouva
Dude k podpisu pripravena ash
koncem mesfce a k podpisu by
pax melo dojft zacatkem dub
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
v parizske bance sc nasla "a
ztracenou povazovana Pade-
rewskiho zavet.

Parfz. - Riditel paT1zske fl
.lialky Morganovy banky Ber-
nard Carter oznamil, re Sc ma
sla zavef v roce 1911 zesnule-
no slavneho polsk6ho pianisty
Ignace Paderewskiho. Je obsa-
hem dopisu. ktery Paderewski
dial bance do uschovan1 v roce
1929. Zavet Dude 1redne owe
Tena 21. t. m. paT1zskym pozu-
stalostnfm soudem. Dlouho sc
melo "a to, re je ztracena.
Paderewski znstavil jmenl
odhadovane ma $1.000,000, ma
ktere 81 cinf naroky jeho ne
vlastnf bratr a sestra v Polsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Anglicky rozhlas rozsiril CLIO
iazycne vysilani.

Londyn. - Pred valkou wy.
sflala anglicka BIC cizojazyc.
ne relace pc dobu IL hodir
denne v 5 recfch, behem valky
to bylo stupnovano ma AT hodir
programu denne We "a rec1ch
Pc valce pax Anglicani zacali
!cizojazycny rozhlas omezovat.
avsak pro neutesene pomery We
svete to bylo nyn1 Ease rozs1fe-
no a vysfla Sc nynf v cizfch re
cfch 80 hodin denne We "a re-
cfch.
Anglicky rozhlas je hlavnfm
zdroiem informacf pro lidi v
komunistickych zem1ch, ktefi
Sc chteji dov6det re zapadnf-
no pramene co Sc We svete dele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Nucene prevalent csl. 1Fedni.
do do prIGmyslu.

Praha. = List "Prace" ozna-
mil, re bylo zahajeno povinne
pfevadenf ceskoslovenskych We
fejnych zamestnancd do pr6-
myslovych zamestnani. Jelikoz
Sc nezdafila kampan, ably We
Tejnf zamestnanci zamenili sva
povolanf dobrovolne, pise "Pra-
ce" Dude nyn1 Ike zmene povo-
lanf donuceno 10000 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25

sumavstf obcane, tax jake
ysichni obcane republiky Sc mo-
Oil denn6, ably byl ucinen ko-
nee temto, podobne jake vsem
ostatnim teroristickym zr1ze-
MIN, a ably Sc vratila znovu svo-
boda a demokracie tax, jak by
Ia vyboJovana v letech 1914
1918.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
OzbroJena revolta prot komu-
nlstEm ma Solvensku.

OzbroJena revolta prot komu-
nistGm ma Solvensku.
Ludwighburg, u. S. Zone
Y Ludwigsburgu vydava Sdru-
zenl demokratickych SlovakG-
p~olitickych uprchlfkd, ktere Sc
stavl "a ceskoslovenskou wa
lemnost, cacopis "Informator''.
V 10. elsie re dne IL. brezna,
ktere je venovano tragicky zem
felemu ministru Janu Masary-
kovi, je nekolik zajimavych
zprav re Slovenska.
TAX uverejnuje tento Case
pls zpravy nejnovejsfch uprch-
liku, ktefi pfekrocili csl.-ne-
mecke hranice v poslednfch ty-
dnech. Tyto zpravy ffkajf, re
ma Slovensku doslo v poslednl
dobe k nekolika pTlpad1m O.
zbrojene revolty proti komunis-
tickemu rezimu. Shodne uvade-
ii uprchl1ci mesta Ruzomberok
a Kosice. Cast ruzomberske
posadky pry dokonce, vybrala
sklad zbran1 a streliva a stahla
Sc do nor. Hlasi Sc partyzan-
Iska cinnost'v N1zkych Tatrach
a ma vychodnim Slovensku. Ma
lSlovensko jsou stahovany odd1-
ly SNB z ceskych zem1.
Toto premistovan1 bezpec-
nostnlch short ovsem oslabilo
hlfdky ma hranic1ch v Cechach
a proto ma m1sto Mich jsou "a
sazovany delnicke milice z to-
warren.
0 cinnosti b1lych partyzanG
v slovenskych horach a ma slo-
vensko-moravskem pomezi psal
evropsky tisk jiz n6kolikrat.
Jsou tedy t1mto potvrzeny dom
nenky, re ceskoslovensky lid
saba jiz / pc zbranf, ably mstil
krivdy pachane ma nevinnych
a bezhrannych. Novodobf ia
noslkove. Ondrasove a Kozino-
We odchazej1 do hor. ably bra
Mill svGi narod. VeT1me, re IT,
to statecni hrdinove Sc We zdra-
wi dozijl osvobozenf sveho ma
roda z komunistickeho ina.
Poole tehoz slovenskeho ca
IsOpisu v N6mecku bvlO pOcat-
KEN bTezna zatceno v Chebu
so osob. prevazne z rad inteli-
gence a 1rednictva. Jde o by
vale pr1slusnfky a cinovnfky
lcsl .strany narodne socialistic-
Ike. Uredne Sc vsak o teto akci
nemluvf.
Vezenf v Chebu a AS jsou
pTeplnena. Politicti vezni jsou
nynf koncentrovani v Karlo-
v1ch Varech. V Plzni je vez.
linen velky pocet politickych We.
zn1 jiz cd lonskeho podzimu
Jsou zde vezni z celych Czech:
Moravv a snad i re Slovenska
Mnozf jsou vezneni, aniz by We
-d6li proc. pTi cemz nemajf ma.
deli, re by byli v dohledne do.
be p%ostaveni alespon pred rad.
ny soud.
Koncentracni tabor V Hrad.
eli Kralove byl rozsiren O move
objekty. Rozklad komunistic
Ike strany pokracuje. MnohC
pr1slusn1kG je zklamano tim
co vsechno komuniste provade.
il. Nahlas ovsem sc toto nikdC
neodvazf vyslovit. Jen delnic
!, kteTf mali velmi obtfzne zamesf
mani, kritisuj1 verejne, pone'
! vadz vedf, re jim ieiich prac
nem1ze konecne nikdo wit.
Konfiskace c1rkevn1ch bu'
dov pokracuje. TAX byl "a.
bran exersicnf dun v Trnave
budovy skolskych sester v Ho'
razdovic1ch a TeholnlkGm ne
zbyva nez ably 81 hledali prac.
Nv tovarnach.
Vojtech Duben
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25

u oPOJC1ly I'll A1dAO0O DC CCSll I1C-
omezene 1cte a byl povazovan
"a jednoho z nejlepsfch pra-
covnlkG teto organisace, ktery
Sc tesil pine ddvere vsech moe
|nosti a zemi celeho sveta.
Jeste kratce pred jeho Cd
Ichodem do Neznama, potesilo
Tho, re byl pocten cestnym dok-
Itoratem pri slavnostnf promoci
ma Masarykove universite V Br-
Inc. Projevil radost z toho, "a
lsebe i Ia otce Sc zasmal, re bez
prisnych zkousek Sc stava cest-
nym doktorem a kolegou uee-
nych pant.
AZ do poslednfho sveho kon-
ce byl stale S lidem.
Trygve Lie, generalnf tajem-
mix or%ganisace Spojenych ma
rod1, O mem Tekl:
elias Jana Masaryka byl
hlasem Spojenych Narod1."
Jeste nekolik dn1 pred jehc
~odchodem mluvil k vojak1m v
malem salonku Cernfnskehc
palace. Mimo jine jim vypra-
vel O soucasnych udalostech
povedel Jim neco o Americe q
pax pokracoval jeste asi takto
"Hrozne je mne Ito zid1
Kdyz jsem v roce 1889 jel lod
do New Yorku, sedela ma palu
be stara. asi osmdesatileta Ii
dovka. Upadl il satek, ia jsen
no zdvihl a podal il no. Byls
hrozne dojata a kdyz videls
m1j 1div, vysvetlila mne, Il
place pro tn krasu meho gesta
re jsem 81 vGbec vsiml il, star,
zidovky.
"Se slovanskymi politiky ne
mluvfm nikdy neslovanskym
'1jazyky, anglicky nebo fran
couzsky. Vite, ia jsem 81 Wy
-tvofil takovy slovansky VIOLA
-|puk. Kdyz jsem byl "a walk,
" Moskve a ia jsem prones
kratky pr1pitek, tlumocnfl
chtel prekladat, ale Stain ma
wi rukou, re toho neni potreba
lie Masaryku rozum1.
: "Tam dole v kase mann vol
ne penfze. Je to honorar z;
mou knihu Londyn VIOLA. u
-ltoho dost ubylo. to vfte, vseli
cos clovek rozda. pax zas ne
lake ty zuby. Kdyz isem s
tuhle vratil z New Yorku, pr
! byl tam mGi trimes1cni plat z
tn dobu. Ne, to isem ia prec
nevydelal, to takhle nejde
tax isem to rozdal -.
"Jenom tady to bydlenf," II
kal ma konec Masaryk, zapa
luje 81 uz Standardization ciga
; retu, Gle hrozne. Nine by by
| tak nejmilejsf takovy dvoupc
koiovy byt S koupelnou. Tad
lie to vsechno tax hrozne velkt
| a ia jsem vtom We vsem sam.
Onoho osudneho stTedecnih
! Ultra byl Jan Masaryk v tor
svem byte asi strasne sam. Z
se rozhodl odej1t z neho navzdy
Bohda v%zpom1nka ma Jan
, Masaryka, v retrospective n
: vse co Sc udalo, a dejinn
souvislosti s bytfm ceskoslover
skeho naroda. nam jej zachov
jako sv6tly prfklad, a Dude ne
I vesti Ike s%vornosti a Ike spoll
praci. pokud sc tvce naseho NJ
-rodnfho uvedomeni a kulturn
ho zivota vGbec.
Pevne doufal a vefil v poke
, a mir pro svGj narod. jakoz
2 pro celV svet, pro veskere lie
i stvo. Vyzvedneme jeho sve'
lou pamatku.
Necht nam jest symbolel
-llasky, dobra a svornosti.
' IRov;n chez nriiet do Snoi Sf;
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
Italske narodni shromazdeni
autorizovalo pFistup Italie k
Atlanticke smlouve.

Rim. - Italske narodnf shro-
mazdenf vyjadfilo ddveru Via
de premiere Alcide de Gaspe-
RHO a zmocnilo no, ably pode-
psal Severoatlantickou smlou-
WI. Pro pTistup Italie hlaso-
valo 342 poslancu, proti ITO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-03-25
THE TELECRAF

Published every Friday by
Observation-Disclosures Publ. Co
843 N. WASHINGTON ST.
BALTIMORE 5, MD.
Phone, 1858
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-28
Letter Of Thonks

l sincerely wish to express my appreciation to the fol- lowing persons, who did so much to help make the re- cent "Matanuska Minstrels" a success, and who have been too long overlooked, W en acknowledgements were being made:
 Mary Baird Stoeckle, ac- cOmpanist; Charles Schae- fer, Alan Mick, Paul Bush Ong, Russell Walker and Mrs. StOeckle, orchestra; Mrs. Ed. BlOm, instructor for the Sword Dance; Jean Car roll, who directed the chOr- us; Rev. Victor AIfsen, who assisted in preparing the stage setting; William Gormley, for his coopera- tiOn and help with door locks, extra chairs and the numerous other problems that come up when using the gymnasium. (Signed)
 Charles Dillon, Director.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-28

R. Sims.
 Fis h in g assignments were made by the directors. Club members who will be expected to supply the fish for the fry in- clude:
 Paul Aklestad, John Bush, Roy Brock, Claud Carroll, Carroll, Jake Cebula, Virgil Eckert, Leon Faurie, Ralph, Vivian and Duane Goodrich, Maud HOsler, Roy Knapp, Leo Lucas, Ray Mccartney, Paul McGibbonay, Walter Mahr, Bill Roark.
 Chek Sandvik, Dr. F. R. Sims, w. R. Smith, William Hoskins, Harold Stephan and James Wilson.
 All types and varieties of fish from Alaskan waters will be used. Other club members, not given definite assignments, may volunteer to help supply fish for the occasion, it was decided.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-28
Town of Wosillo Hos Easter Breokfost Together

WASILLA - Almost the entire community spent Easter Sunday at Community Hall here. The day began with a sunrise service at 7 a. m., and was followed by a breakfast served by members of the Church of Christ.
 Ladies VOW they served 97 breakfasts to Wasilla's popula- tion of 98 residents, so they con- slder it a truly all-community enterprise.
 Breakfast was followed by a Sunday School program and the m e e t i ng ended with Easter treats for all of Wasilla's chil- dren.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-28
Protestont Aid Sews For Church Basement

Members of the Ladies' Aid of the United Protestant Church meet at the church on Wednes- day, May 4, for an all-day meet ing. They will join in a potluck luncheon at noon.
 Ladies are plying their nee dies, to help dig a basement for their church. They meet to sew aprons, embroider table linen and do other fine stitchery. The items, suitable for wedding gifts or for other gift-able occasions, will be sold and proceeds applied toward the $500 fund which Aid members must raise as their share of the cost of the church basement.
 Anyone desiring to see any of the finished materials may con- tact Mrs. Victor Alfsen.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-28
PLACK IS HOME

WASILLA - George Plack is briefly at home again this week, after having completed an as- slgnment as resident engineer with the Public Roads Adminis- tration at Sitka. MT. Plack has been working on the survey for a proposed pulpmill road. He soon expects to report for duty as a bridge inspector on the Turnagain Arm bridge.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-28
Sportsmen Plan July Fish Fry

Plans for a midsummer fish fry, to be held sometime next July, and a discussion of Colony Day trap and rifle shoots, occu- pied the evening of directors of the Matanuska Valley Sports men at their regular April r board meeting.
 Bill Smith, chairman of the Sportsmen's Colony Day events, suggested that both the trap and rifle shoots be held at the range where they were run off last year. The traphouse is to be moved back to the range, and will be used to sign up shooters, and as dispensary for hot dogs and coffee.
 Committee members named to assist in the Colony Day shoots were:
 Shotgun - MT. Smith, c.
 Sandvik, Ray Mccartney, M.
 D. SnOdgrass, John Bush
 and Dr. F. R. Sims.
 Rifle Claud Carroll,
 Ralph Goodrich, Dan Elem
 ing, Bob Walker, Gene Lewis
 and James Wilson.
 Merchandise prizes will be awarded top shooters. The fee will be upped to $2 this year, and the club will supply all shells.
 In discussing the summer fish fry, it was decided to hold the event on the shores of a lake, if possible. It is to be held on a Sunday, probably, but the date will not be fixed until later in the spring. Water sports and boating were suggested as fur ther possibilities on the days program.
 Families of club members will be invited guests for the day.
 A committee was named to plan the day in detail and report to the Sportsmen at coming meeting. Committee members include Harry Rice, Bob Walker, Mrs. William Roark and Mrs.-F.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-28
Visits For Weekend

Stanley Horton, formerly student at Palmer High School and now in the Navy, was Val ley visitor recently.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03

grabbing with the hands, snag-
ging, spearing, shooting or with
any other device other than ang-
ling which simply means by hook
and line under the immediate con-
troll of the fishermen except in
the case of the legal use of trout
lines.
A rather common violation in
wolves the use of hook and line
used in snagging suckers on the
"ricles". A recent rumor in some
parts of the state has been circu-
lated that an artificial bait plug
may be used for snagging suckers
provided a piece of bait is attach
ed. This is illegal and violators
will be apprehended.
The safe rule for the uninform-
ed fisherman to use in determin-
ing what is legal and what is
not is that in most cases angling
is legal if the fish is given the
advantage of making up its own
mind whether it wants to take a
chance of being caught by grab
bing at suspicious looking piece
of bait. Legal angling provides
that the fisherman may try to out
smart the fish through the use of
fancy colors, camoufaged hooks
and the like. but not by force.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
Mogruder Hospital
Surgical

Surgical
Robert Allan Wolfe, Jr., May 81.
Robert Chandler, Put-in-Bay, May
27.
Harry Revennaugh, Oak Harbor,
May 27.
Graham Sherwood, May 20.
Stephanie Shortridge, Oak Har-
Dor, May 81.
Elizabeth Goodell,: May 81.
Mrs. John Bahnsen, May 81.
Mrs. Frederick Lenke, Oak Har-
Dor, May 81.
Donald Beck, Jr., Oak Harbor,
June ].
Robert Collins, June l.
Mary Lou TaIlman, Oak Harbor,
June 1.
Miss Helen Throne, June 2.
Ellen Riehl, June 2.
Medical
Carol Wyss, May 27.
Burl Rider, May %.
Albert Kissix, Gypsum, May %.
Weldon Hallock, Sandusky, May
80.
Nick Jacobsen, May 20.
Arthur Black, May 80.
Mrs. Harry Wood, May 80.
Mrs. Harry Shidler, Oak Harbor,
May 81.
Mrs. Fannie Dean, Elmore, May
81.
jeanette Daniels, May 81.
Helen Galavocky, Lakeside, June
Mrs. Lena VonGahn, June /.
Births
Mrs. Jerry Bruner, Sand Road,
girl, May 27, 9 lbs.
Mrs. Carl Branum, boy, May 81,
7 lbs. Az OF.
Mrs. Donald Foreman, Oak Har-
Dor, girl, May 27, 7 lbs. 7 OF.
Mrs. Gerald Wonnell, Route 3,
girl, May 20, lbs. 141a OF.
Mrs. Charles Westfall, Route 2,
girl, May %, 7 lbs. 12& OF.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03

Mrs. Burdette Floro, Lacarne,
boy, June 1, 8 lbs. 81 OF.
Mrs. Robert Carrisales, Gypsum,
boy, June l, 5 lbs. 151a OF.
Mrs. Richard Bod, Oak Harbor,
boy, June 2, 6 lbs, IL OF.
Discharged
William Norwalk, Mrs. Ruth
Hemminger, Gail Marie Smith,
Ercel Neff, Ida Hineline, Mrs.
Marian Brown, Mrs. Georgiana
Slaughterbeck, Mrs. Hylma
Short, Mrs. Marian Henry,
Gladys Brown, Mrs. Francis
Snider and baby, Mrs. Irene
Burke, Harold Rahrs, James
Hudson, Mrs. Claudine Grieger
and baby, Mrs. Stella Keesor
and baby, Betty May Cutcher,
Mrs. Martha Stever and baby,
Harold Fehnrich, Juanita Lemke,
Jimmy Barfield, Robert A..
Wolfe, Robert Chandler, Burl
RAIDER, Weldon Hallock, Mrs.
Elda Westfall and baby, Step
hanie Shortridge, Agnes Rohde,
Elizabeth Goodell, Elizabeth
Foreman.