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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
School Pupils
Show Increase

A slight increase in the total
number of school age children in
this county is reported by County
Superintendent of Schools A. o.
Dehn, with the enumeration show
ing 1868 this summer as COM
pared with 1883 last year.
Allen Central, Carroll, Danbury
and Portage showed slight de-
creases.
Port Clinton, an exempted dis
trict is not included in the emu
meration, but shows l,l5S child
rem Of school age as compared
with 1885 last year.
Other totals are as follows:
Allen Central, 1856; Benton Twp,
AS; Carroll, 1872; Catawba, III;
Clay-Genoa, Gil; Danbury, Asa;
Erie, 173; Harris Elmore, SOL;
Middle Bass, 10; North Bass, 49,;
Portage, 294; Put-in-Bay, 80, and
Salem-Oak Harbor, 632.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
Four Named On
O.S.U. Honor Roll

Four Ottawa County youths
two from Port Clinton and two
from Lakeside, are among the
Ohio State University students
named to the honor roll for the
spring quarter.
Included are Charles j. Lano
Commerce student, and Lowell
Druckenmiller, Education student,
both of this city; Rosemary Kosh-
ar, Education student, and Willis
M. Braithwaite, Engineering stu
dent, both of Lakeside.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
Beauty Shoppe Is
Air Conditioned

First beauty parlor in Ottawa
County to be completely air-con-
ditioned is the Donn-Lee Beauty
IShoppe in the Island House An
mex, according to owners Mr.. and
Mrs. Dom Eckhoff.
Installation of the Frigidaire
air conditioning was completed
Wednesday and the modernistic
shop is now comfortably cool.
The Eckhoffs also operate a
branch of their local shop in the
Crescent Hotel at Putin Bay.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
School Board To
Discuss Budget

Members of the Public School
Board of Educ alton were to meet
Thursday evening to discuss the
annual budget for the 1850 calen-
dar year and to elect several more
faculty members.
After the meeting, it is expect
ed that vacancies will be open
only in the first grade and part
time kindergarten positions. There
is a possibility that a part-time
school nurse may also be named.
Board members will also discuss
lighting of the East Building and
decide between terazzo or asphalt
tiling for the new Elementary
Building.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
Accident Driver
Fined In Court

Ray Raypole, Port Clinton, driv-
er of the car which was involved
in an accident near the Moose
Club, Sunday, July 10, was fined
$40 and costs by Justice f. c.
Brough, Monday, when he ap-
peared on charges of travelling on
the wrong side of the highway
center line at a curve.
Charges were preferred by
Sheriff Merriam Budd, who investi-
gated the accident in which six
men We're injured.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
SIX Die IN COUNTY M|SHAPS within SIX DAY!
Lausche and 1000 Troops Due at Camp This Week
Local Woman To Be
Dean At Institute

Mrs. John f. Braun, wife of the
pastor of st. Jonn Lutheran
Church, will act as Dean of
Women at the Church Workers
Institute to be held in Capital
University, Columbus, July "a to
20.
Sponsored by the Ohio, Eastern
and Michigan districts of the
American Lutheran Church, the
Institute aims to improve the par
ish education program.
Other local women who will at
tend are Mrs. Fred Brindley, Mrs.
Rodney Lockwood, Miss Harriet
Peters and Miss Gwendolyn Bat
tiste.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
MERCURY SLOWED

New York Central Railroad
Systems famed Mercury" was
slowed down Tuesday evening
when a signal torpedo was placed
on the tracks near the Portage
River drawbridge. Railroad De-
tective Dan Kunkle reports a ju-
venile is blamed for the incident
and that disciplinary action will be
taken,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
Civic Clubs Have
Dav At Lakeside

Members of the Port Clinton
Rotary and kiwanis Clubs attend
ed the Ottawa County Day pro-
gram in Lakeside Wednesday eve
ming when dinner was served in
the Lakeside Hotel.
After the dinner session, mem
bers and guests enjoyed the Opera
Trio concert in Central Auditor.
ium.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22

Saturday, anti-aircraft units of
the guard and reserve forces were
inspected and pitched tents on the
famed Camp Perry range.
Among those on the reviewing
stand were Col. David R. Smith,
Delaware, camp commander dur
ing the AA encampment, and Col.
Wilbur Frickie, commanding Off
Ger of the AA troops which end
their training period this week
end.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
CLERKS TO MEET

Members of the Ottawa County
Association of Township Clerks
and Trustees will meet in the Erie
Township Community Hall Thurs
day evening. Sanke Bahnsen, Bay
Township, president of the Asso-
citation, will preside.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
CAR RADIO STOLEN

Police were notified early Thurs
day by Paul w. Riehl, 625 Laur-
ell Avenue, that someone had stol-
en- a car radio from his garage
during the night. Riehl said the
garage is under construction, but
that doors are not in place as yet.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22

Troops arriving this weekend
will be the 1000 members of the
51st Anti-Aircraft brigade of the
Pennsylvania national guard,
They will come from many Penn
sylvania cities and towns, includ-
ing, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, AL
lentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Read
ing, Hamburg, Harrisburg, York
and Lancaster.
Major General Kramers, head of
the National Guard Bureau in
Washington, D. c., expressed sat
isfaction with the new AA firing
range at Locust Point during his
visit here last week. 1t is expect
ed that Camp Perry will become
the official Second Army training
quarters for all AA national
guard troops.
Camp Perry is prepared to
welcome it's largest troop popu-
lation in many years Sunday
forenoon when over 1000 nation
al guardsmen from numerous
Pennsylvania cities and towns
will larrive at the local state res
ervation to begin the second two
week training encampment of the
summer.
Brig. General R. H. Curtis, AL
lentown, Pa, will be troop COM
mander of the new arrivals. Col.
D. r. Smith, Delaware, Ohio, su-
perintendent of schools, will con-
tinue as camp commander during
the AA troop training period.
Late Saturday the 1,4OO AA
troops from Ohio, West Virginia,
Virginia, and Washington, D. c.,
who have been at Perry during
the past two weeks, will depart
for their homes.
Airplanes were used this week
to help the Anti-Aircraft guards
men perfect their craftsmanship.
Simulated AA defense against
airplanes started Tuesday at the
Locust Point range when 90-mil-
limeter guns of the 182nd Battal-
ion, ONG, fired on towed targets
over Lake Erie.
Oklahoma Air Guard pilots
used their A-26 planes to tow
sleeve targets over the area at
a heighth of 5000 feet, two miles
offshore. Observers stated that
craftsmanship was exceedingly ac-
curate, and that nearly all targets
were blasted.
AS safety precaution in the
restricted area, radar is being
used to detect planes or ships in
the area. Trespassers will be
warned by plane, radio or picket
boats.
Hundreds of visitors from To-
ledo, Columbus, Dayton and other
cities were at Camp Perry Sun
day to see the training facilities
and to visit their relatives.
A special Saturday night event
was the dance held in the post
recreation hall when over 200
soldiers jammed the hall to dance
with so girls brought from To-
ledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
SCREEN is CUT

Gust Johnson, ALP East Third
Street, reported to police that
someone cut the screen out of his
front door sometime Thursday
evening, and that an electric iron
and flash light are missing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
Don Ridge Is Killed In Truck
Accident; Truck Driver
Is Held

Sixth accidental death with
in as many days was re-
ported at 1880 a. m. Thurs
day when Pearl Pinson, AZ
year-old Cleveland negress,
was drowned in Sandusky Bay
of the northern end Of the
New York Central Railroad
bridge.
Mrs. PinsOn's death was the
third by drowning since Sat-
urday. J. Donald Ridge, To-
ledo, popular former local the
atre manager, and a 10-year-
old boy from Middletown met
death in traffic accidents, and
an Elmore man was killed in
a dynamite blast i'm Erie
Township.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
BIG ENCAMPMENT
OPENS HERE SUNDAY
Pennsylvania AA Troops Will
Arrive Sunday; Governor
To Visit Perry

Governor Frank ]. Lausche
was scheduled to make his
first official visit to Camp
Perry Thursday afternoon,
thus marking his first trip
here since his inauguration.
An honor guard was prepared
to meet Governar Lausche on
the rifle range at l o'clock
Thursday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22

THE NEWS is prepared to
do your JOB PRINTING on
a basis of Good Workman
ship and Good Service at
Fair Prices. Phone 5271.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-13
WHEN AN ATOMIC BOMB BURSTS

There is no point to fearful, fatalistc viewpoint about life in age of nucear energy declares Rear Ad mra William s. Parsons, director of Atomic Defense in the office of the chief of naval operations who admits that practical give prospect for absolute security against atomic attack short of underground existence.
 The admiral thinks that the risk of the age will have to be of many compromises with fact" which have be made every day. He thinks that city planners and architects will have to continue their emphasis the primary functions and of structures, but with added considerations for the dangers of atomic blast and radiation.
 The naval officer gave idea of what may pect in the event of atomic air burst which, he says would render almost any aboveground structure use less for about half mile Beyond that range, he says buildings which strong enough to resist tornadoes fires and earthquakes will begin to resist the blast wind heat and shock produced by the bomb.
 Those residing outside the fatal range of such blast will have perhaps minute after the initial to seek shelter. About hour after the explosion they might be able to swiftly out of the without catching
 sickness dose of radiation. It will be about year before military occupation of the area could be safely carried out and then there would be a difficult job of de-conaminatng plutonium-soaked structures
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-13
MOST GIGANTIC AND GENEROUS"

Enthusiastically the United States interna- tonay outstanding example of brotherhood toward the other nations of the world Senator Tom Connally of Texas, pointed to the generous aid extended to tions suffering from the war
 The United States, as MT. Connally observes, con- rbuted 72 per cent of the money expended by the U N Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, to relieve hunger and misery principally in the countries of Flu rope This contribution into the billions of dollars
 Since the war we have given to China approximately $2, 900 OO0, ,O0O for relief
 The nation has made generous loans many countries and in the Marshall Plan offers the world the ost g gantis and generous act of its kind in all history
 With these facts in mind the people of the United States can we'll afford to believe that they have tced not only the vague principles of human brother hood but the great principles of the religion which they claim to accept The United States has given to the world, not words, but deeds
 In the light of the record it is almost disgusting to hear spokesmen for various peoples in certain areas com blaming about the attitude of Americans or about the manner in which this country has divided the wealth it has so generously poured out to other peoples.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-13
l |lnternatiOn'l News At A Glance 900
(Contined from Page One)

(Contined from Page One) it should cost. Approval Seemcd assured after the way Democrats and Republicans teamed up Mon day to smash all but one attemp, to change the program.
 The Senate approved a S5,500.- OO0,0O0 European recovery bill by 70 to ' vote last Friday, after l3 days of debate. It differs slightly from the measure now shaping up in the House. These differences must be ironed out by joint Sen ate-HouSe committee before final passage of the program.
 A U. s. war crimes court at Nuremberg, convicted a German diplomat and a former SS Celite guar0 general of helping the nazis to exterminate 6,O0O,O00 Jews.
 The diplomat is Gustav Steen- gracht von Moyland, 46, bright young man of Hitler's foreign of flee. The general is Gottlob Der ger, 52, who headed the main of flee the the SS.
 The reading of the courts. 833- page verdict againS; 2l high off cials and diplomats of the wartime German government brings three years of American war crimes trials to their semi-f;nal stage. The last step iS SC. for Thursday when sentences are to be pronounced.
 Washington officials said today that plans for a new Western Ger man republic may be-tossed back into the laps of the Big Three for cign ministers who just go, through whipping them in to shape.
 Leaders of the German sOcia. Democratic party have rejected the plans as outlined by the west ern allies. The Socialists are pow erful enough to block necessary approval by the German parlia- mentary council at Bonn.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-13
Wednesday. April l3, l94e

Russia is reported to have made another offer to lift the Berlin blockade if big four talks on Ger many are resumed.
 A diplomatic informant in Lon don said the Russians have had feelers out for the past six weeks about possible negotiation with the west over the German ques- ton.
 Unless it added something new such an offer would not materially affect the Berlin situation, since the Allies have insisted all along that the blockade must be lifted first before any big four talks on Germany take place. The Russi ans have insisted on calling the four power conference first.
 German constitution makers in Bon turned down communist de- mand for rejection of the occupa- ton statute handed Western Ger many by the three western allies.
 The parliamentary coun cil charged with drawing up consti- tuition for a West German repub lie, within the limits of the occu- patton statute, appointed a com mittee of II to discuss the statute with the western military govern o-s in Frankfurt Thursday.
 Authoritative sources report the western allies are drafting plans to make western Berlin a separate entity with it's own parliament. This would mean a third govern ment in Germany, since the com munists have announced plans for a separate East German regime in the Soviet zone.
 In Nuremberg U. s. war crimes court rejected a defense by accused German war criminals that charged the allies themselves with violating international law in their occupation of Germany. The claim was raised by II
Evening star., 1949-08-24
THOe. J. OWEN & son,
AUCTIONEERS.
436 SOUTHERN BUILDING,

TWo-sToRY FRAME DWELLING,
KNOWN AS PREMISES NO, 1885
FIFTH STREET. NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of o certain deed of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. s9O9,
= r9l,S 10 14S % Ct seq, Of the land records
the request Of the party secured @
thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction within
the ONCE Of Thos. J. Owen q Son,
Room 435 Southern Building, Fif-
TnnbAY 1ssRsh snd TIE stEssss TEsS,sIH NV ns9 c9
OF AUGUST AID. l94e. AT ONE
3'cLocK G.IS p Pm, the following.
h,.,sn n tn: ID District ot Solumbi. and
original Lot "a in Square b12. being
more particularly described BY metes
and bounds in said deed Of trust;
together with the use and right Of
way Of rear and side alleys as
described in said deed Of trust. Said
property now known for purposes Of
assessment end taxation as Lot s42
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed
of trust for 81 .060. further particu-
lars Of which will be announced at
time Of sale; the purchase price
above said trust to be paid in cash.
A deposit Of $4,000 required. Con.
veyancing, recording. etc. ut pur:
chaser's cost. Terms to be complied
deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the
WALTER MILLER.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
Trustees.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
ROBERT e. LYNCH, Attorney,
s2l 18th Street; NV

Nsti'e so st rfsess. s s.rsSs as,n
that under g certificate NED on the
ONCE of the Clerk Of the United
States District Court Of the District
renewed 6 soPs5tRsRFs4fie PRossR4 uodsI oNEs ths
COMPANY for the purpose Of trans
acting q general brokerage business
in the buying. selling and dealing
in commodities. stocks, bonds and
other securities In the City OF
washington. District Of Columbia.
National Metropolitan Bank Build;
agreement being dated July 81:
1919, and continuing for . period Of
one year and expiring on the close
Of business on July 81. 1850. and
that Charles Carroll Morgan OF !
Quincy street. Chevy Chase. Mary
land, continues As z special OF linn,
ssa P.5eFr rnonssna nssnf sssodS ssS5eusss 3
Dollars to the capital OF said part
nership. The business Of the part
nership will be transacted By the
undersigned general partners only
Charles Carroll Morsai1.. as q special
or limited partner. shall not be
liable. for or subject to any loss or
liability beyond the amount Of his
JONES: JSsfss EDGAR 3. ROUSE: yosEPF
NEWTON BREWER, yR., AUGUST
II. SCHMIDT. EDWARD N: BECK
II H6l4: el.1s. s:si rs. Ti.' Il 1hfiHzEkas; hiEsE
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Evening star., 1949-08-24
S1.69S

40 NASH -------$ 81 ,695
car; s424 down: little as sIo.s5
xk Ws s ,s5ysss' ADVANCE .S, PED ne. cent D. c.
Afro III S' Wholesalers, 73iSsdIi ssalLiS INC.
1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Il. 3-ss00.
'48 PLYMOUTH ------$1 ,295
Sedan, esqiDpsa ,1 % susity sd y car ". sss4 "a
vance 2 per cent D. c. tax No
AUTo lHjfres' Wholesalers, sHettsI INC.
1881 B,adensburg I'd. ne. II. 3-ss00.
'39 CHRYSLER ----. 1895
Sedan; equipped. fine condition; 500
2 per cent B. {. tai. No interest
AUTo itTIs5' WHOLESALERS, INC.
1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Il. 3-ssQ0.
'48 CHEVROLET -----$1,395
Aero sedan; ell accessories, q quality
We advance g per cent D. c. tax.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC.
173l Bladensbure I'd. ne. Il: 3-ss00.
'46 CHRYSLER ------. 81 ,295
Town and country eonvertible; al
aeses:0Iisai aoWn: little =. 81 st ~t. w. sd a.
vance 2 per cent D. C. tax. No
AUTo lij1Fe,' WSaHfioesLfEsALERs, Who'll INC.
40 DE SOTO -------.$495
tien: S124 down: little g IS vk.
W. We ,nd.sa.s ADVANCE c.rsd per cent D. C. tax.
AUTo u Se,e1a11 WHOLESALERS, soflsss INC.
1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne, Il. 3-6s00.
'49 CHEVROLET - $1,595
Club coupe: equipped. quality car;
$500 down; little as $40 wk. We
advance z per cent D. c. tax. No
AWTo lff1ses' WS9HfIoesIfEsALERs, Who'll INC.
1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii. 3-ss00.
'47 DODGE ----------$1,2 ,295
Custom sedan; equipped. . quality
car; 1924 dogn: little IS So; 80 wk.
W. We ,nsyssas 1dysnse eS,psss Per cent D. C. tax.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC.
1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne, Ii. 3-SS00.
Al FORD -------------. 1896
super de luxe sedan: equipped. hne
wk We advance 2 per cent ID. C.
| tax. No interest charged.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC.
1881 Blsdensburg I'd. ne. Ii. 3-ss00.
'48 PONTIAC 81 1896
Sedan; all accessories, . quality car;
S346 down; little as S9.75 wk. We
advance 3 per cent D. c. tax. No
ATfT0 rT1rSS' WHH VIII r.EsAI Fps INC
1881 Bladensburg I'd. ne. u: 3-e800.
AT OLDSMOBILE -. 81 ,095
Sedan; equipped, q quality car; 1913
down.. little ~ SS.75 wk. We ad-
yancef9 per cent D. c. tax. No in
AUTO = Wholesalers, n INC.
1881 Bladensburg I'd. ne. II. $500.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
HILL & TIBB1TTS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
1114 Vermont Ave. NV, Ma. $3.50.
AuToMoslLEs WANTED

CADILLAC 194l or 1942; Hydra
reas. Ask oper. for Rockville 361S.
sTUDEBAKERs and Chevrolets, AZ
~: other makes; MEIRoPoIITAN
densburr I'd. TR. 9474. 3
WANTED. '36 and up, including '40s
and Ais. Fords, Chevs. and Plyms.
TOWN d COUNTRY MFRS, 1896
wis. ave, OR. o1oo. ewes. til 10.
RETAIL PRICE FOR YOUR car.
car is sold. our only charge Is
Keep your title until car is sold.
KS s.Ts HuGHss esisspsT5 AUro oailnE sAnEs ei1
Georgia ave. NV. GE. 1886.
BUSINESSMAN needs 1s49 Cnevro-
let. new or slightly used: will fur
5onns. pssn cash at T. sszi sa7o delivery and pay
BUCKS wANTED-1 win pay high
nc model ia'f KIRK e's MoTes 81 sns co." 4oSo
Georgia ave. NV Ia. 4SO0.
CHEvROLETS WANTED will pay
hiehsst cash prize p for any year 1o6G S5
asSIal. SSasIl k1sk .1s. n.9 MorGR fa: 4eso6 1000
PLYMOUTHs WANTED will pay
highest cash price Tor any year q
aeoraii. aSaslii a1e. KiHH NV. MoiH IA 400. '0O0
FoRDs wANTED--I will pay high
model; XIX Mor1S csSS;ss sSs 1000
PoNTIACs WANTED - viii Day
er e'asss Ssd. eisf kRR Pr1ss 81 e. 1895
.afs. afS.siss isosrsr sSs nx xirEHisAls 1soo On al
s:kkis:. s::kks.,sorsze fiss IS IS. '''r':' T. A.: =
~, 81 G1o9 n Susr A MINUTE, &c, nigh.
::. g: 'i,16 D1 ess esss f'E }'asfi es' & asic
WooD MORON Co.. f7l7 Rhode
Island ave n.s oosB am %
TRY Ts1ANeLs-w. PAY srem,un
nIless Pr make aUs sIsIa sna odeI sssn Drive
Horoeiksast'f eisatf SOLO iG''s0'ii 4. l. ave. n.s, q
n0kS cAsn Sok yogR cAk. new
ssa :. a':s e, pss.: ss.s y ~Hof SEiaf Eodr W.
I3th sne < ST. nv tx bh62.
WILL PAT top cash price for clean
4sed ears. sAIRLIEoToN HoToR
Co. ShirlinEton Business Center
MUST HAVE clean. late model cars
in excellent mech. cond. for bust
ness; cash; Mr.. GROVES. DI. O43O.
OKLAHOMA DEALER. desperate fol
40 Cnevr0lets and other postwar and
pre.War cars. will furnish cash tc
take delivery and pay bonus. = q
Z. AUTO SALES, LES, 1914 oeorsis nv
ATrENrIoN, AUTO OWNERS - Lei
Bell Motors get the highest reteiI
car Is sold At your price. our only
charge Is s26. no charge q any
syaiisbie to you at any time. Keer
your title till car ID sold. privs
In or call BELL MOTORS. SOLO
WANTED from oris. owner. s OF 4
pass. cars n yesS Eood eond. YIN
WRECKED Chevrolet coach. 46. ~
or '4s, with good body. SGT. eTEvE
ANTAL, 3. o. D. o., Indian Head,
Evening star., 1949-08-24
e, KAslL7A4yRsrrrNos.
ADAM A. wEsCHIER D SON,
Auctioneers- Appraisers.
ESTATE AND STORAGE SALE
FuRNITuRE

cLEANER-RUG8
Restaurant and Food Msrkst
FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT
NASH SEDAN
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES
BY order Mrs. Tess II. Cheatharn.
COMMITTEES Of Wilhelminia r. RYAN;
Charles B. sullivan, Jr. Trustee in
Bankruptcy of Sam Wong; golomop
Il. Feldman, Attorney: Cell Carl
Company and other Consignors.
BY AUCTION
at WESCHLER'S
006 = ST. NV.
FRIDAY.
Commencing ESQ Am,
Good selection Of household furniture
and furnishings in groups and odd
pieces, rugs. radios and other mfss
cellaneous personal effects,
Z, also
National Cash Register. modern STAIN
less steel coffee unit. Hill SIT. re-
frigerating case, compressor. Hobare
"4212" chopper, Dayton computing
scale, q. s. de luxe slicer. revolving
mirrored ceiling reflector. vacuum
cleaner, cabinet safe, desk, plate
slass display 9Retc- Ct II sms
10 An.
au24,2S.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
PROPOSALS
SUBURBAN SANTA

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN Sanitary
Commits ion-Contract No. 662- WIS
tion.--Sealed proposals. for con-
structing in Colesville road, Temple
street, University lane. University
1850 feet of 8-inch, 12-inch and
16-inch cast iron water mains and
1,l50 feet Of s-inch plain concrete
pipe sewers, will be received at the
ONCE of the WASHINGTON Suburban
Street Street Ayattsviiie. iiT.'s Nd. until Tues-
day, August 80, l949, at 1:10 pm,
Eastern Daylight Saving time
Plans and specifications may be OBJ.
tanned from the office OF the Chief
Engineer Of the commission. Hyatts-
deposit viii be returned to bidders
or to those returning. plans, and
DWIGHT B. GAIT. WARREN
BROWNING. LELAND G. WORTH
INGTON, Commissioners. au24, 20
SUBURBAN Sanitary
Commission-contract No. 559-W&S
Wss.r ,cnssssa Md .ns ssssr e1 eos
PARK. approximately 1910 feet OF
mains % and 4'45o feet Of s-inch and
S-1nch concrete pipe sewers, VIII
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission, Hamilton street, Hyatts-
vile, Md, until Tuesday, August
80. 1949, at l pm. Eastern Day
lieht Saving time, ct which place
and time they will be publicly
ifications may be obtainied from
the once of the Chief Engineer OF
the commission, Hyattsville. Nd,
UPON deposit Of SIS. which deposit
will be returned to bidders or to
those returning plans and speeinea-
tions in good condition. DWIGHT
B. GAIT, WARREN BROWNING,
LAND G. WORTHINGTON. Com
miSsioneSS. au24,Go.