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GOOD ACRE APIS.
KENT VILLAGE
ts -
New Garden Apartments
CAPITAL TRANSIT BUS H-6
DIRECT INTO DEVELOPMENT


A delightful place to live out away
from city noise and dirt, adjoining
Prince Georges Golf and Country
Club in Landover. Md. which has
one of the finest golf courses in the
Metropolitan Area. Memberships
are available until quotas are filled.
Safe Playground FOL Children
Small Super Market
Beautiful. well-arranged / and 2 bed
room apartments. featuring large
picture windows, at S73.75 to S75.75
and $3.50 to S95, gas and elec-
trtcity included.
Exquisite duplex apartments at S105
per month.
Directions: From Peace Cross at
BladensbUrg. take Route U. 8. 80 To
3rd traffic light, then turn right on
Route 202, 60 ia miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
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ROOMS ruRhIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

CAPITOL HILL-Modern rm., Holly
wood bed; pvt. unlimited phone,
linens. wkly. maid; $50. Elk. 368z.
.20 KENTUCKY AVE. Sc. - One
large front room, furnished; con-
venient transportation. TR. 1891.
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CoLoRED-NEAR MD. AVE. Me-
3-family home; each apt. rooms
and bath, separate heating plants.
separate entrances, row brick. Call
MORRIS COHEN or MILTON VIM
NICK, 1404 L st. NV, MA. 8036:
ewes, TU. O297.
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LONG BRANCH APIS.

LONG BRANCH APTS.
New hreproof. garden-type: avail.
living room. dinette. kit, bath. Vene.
tian blinds, by-passing closet doors
kit. exhaust fans, laundry and stor.
age space. AL streets paved; SOL pei
mo. incl. utilities. Veterans pref.
erence. Piney Branch I'd. and OLE
Bladensburg rd..- Silver Spring, Nd
Apply rental ONCE, rear S706 Ole
Bladensburg I'd. JU. 7-6731.
COLORED-1st-FL. fat in desirab
NV. section; 5 rms. bath. incl
2 hedrms.; for adults only; newl,
redecor, with gas furn.: gas fur
mace; tenants furn. own utilities
S65.5O. Give full particulars anc
number In family; reference re-
quired. Box 441.B, Star. -21
COLORED- ROOMS, kit, pvt. bath
Call after 5 p.m.; also fur. rms. Ho
2l2S.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXTENDED
Six rooms and bath. fireplace in lily.
rm., full basement, gas heat, side
screened porch; fenced-in rear yard;
$125 mo: Call r. A. HUMPHREYS.
MA $3.50. -22
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COLORED-LYMAN PL.

$1,000 down for GI. Buyer must
make S66 per wk. Three bedrms.,
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and bath: full
bsmt gas h.-w.h.; fenced rear yard;
Colonial front porch. Shown BY
appointment only. CARL o. HOL.
IOMAN ER QQ32 -2l
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Mr., 5th-NicholSon StS. NV
An attractive semidet. brick home
with 8 lge. rms. and bath. and lav
in basement. Located In excel. resi-
Dental area and nr. stores; scnools'
rage. Gas h.-w. h. Priced for quick
sale. Terms.
J. LEE DONNELLY
Investment Bldg, MA. 3317; ewes,
OIL. 4074. IL
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UNBELIEVABLE

For the discriminating homeseeker
we have an exquisite home! An
outstanding buy! Just over ., G.
OF dignity, charm and cheerfulness.
You'll love the attractively, ar
ranged lst floor. Center hall. ltv-
ing rm. and library. each with, nre,
place, bright dining rm.. wondertul
Kitchen with breakfast nook and 81
cabinets, and tiled bath. 2nd q. has
Beautiful side porch, Q sun decks,
and spacious lot, with. view of the
countryside. This is truly an I'M
maculate home at the BELIEVE-II-
OR-NOT price Of only $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY Co. EN-.
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SINGLE, S15-DoUBLE, SIS
One block Senate Once, 1st and D
sts. ne. Phone TR. $500.
COLORED-SINGLE RIM. for gem
tleman, convenient transp. Phone
CofORED@oNE. LARGE front room
in me-, in nice section, with cooking
privileges. LU. 3-2253. 23s
COLORED-SINGLE ROOM. $40
week. AID. 3578. -21
COLORED-TWO LARGE RMS on
1st d., 1 on I'd; plenty light; privi-
leges; nr. Transportation; for settled.
married couples. 1856 11th st. me-.
AT, 3147,
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MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1904 1htH a. NJ w nT QQ1R

COLORED-S1 800 DOWN. SIT MO.
brick home with large rms. mod.
fully equipped kit and bath. full
bsmt., gas &C. heat. concrete rear
porch, large yard; in finest ne.
location; to inspect call RE. 07363
RA. 1854 eyes. >,.,
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HOUSES FURh. OR UkFURk.
Need Plenty of Room?

New brick, 4 bedrooms Il on LIST
rm. with fireplace, breakfast rm..
lh baths; lge. yard; auto. washer.
gas heat; S198.50 mo-, 1-year lease.
81. 1882. al
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1417 K Street NV.
IN rCJ AyyT ADT

7424 Wisconsin ave-, WI: 7oUU. .
CLARK PL. NV.
8-YR.-OLD DET. BRICK
Lge. liv. rm., step-up din. rm-. fully
equipped kit, 3 bedrms.. screened
porch, fenced-tn real, yd., oil heat
Or 4533.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415KSt. NV. Realtors ME. 5400
PETWORTH-$1, 500 DIN.
s-rm. brick; baths, pine paneled
bsmt.. oil heat, lovely yard and
garage, Kansas ave- NV. Call Mr..
weiss, ewes. 10. 2-5T60 or TU. 4036
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1a1sKst NV Realtors ME. 54OO
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TOWN HOUSE

TOWN HOUSE
Reduced to S15.750. Attrac. dec
semidet. brick house. conv; to
transp and shops; Z rms. and bath
maids rm. and bath. gsrden, det
gar. oil heat; could be MADE into
don. NO. 9414. ,
SANDOZ. INC. 2 DUPONT CIRCLE
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nos.hwes.

BRTGHTWOOD-4-family apt. house,
brick, semt-detsched; g apts:. 2
chaser. SENATE REALTY CO.,
Elk. 327 or To. 3437. 2ls
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SOMETHING SPECIAL

SOME i HlNO Or GSIhd
Near 18th and Taylor SITS.
A Colonial row brick, With
six rooms. bath and lst-hoor
lavatory. right in the heart OF
town; has oil heat, Servel re,
frigerator. inclosed porch and
built-in garage. For sale TO
close Up up estate estate; rs Sls;s59. SS59
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
"NR. BUR. OF STAND" :"
Just listed. this det: brick home II
one Of the most desirable sections q p
Chevy Chase, D. 6: has Nv; rn. Tatf sit
fireplace; din. rm.; modern Kit;i
iarse den on Ist d. and 8 large bed
rms. and 2 baths on End a.. 'alst
very large finished bedrn: on 3rT
a.: built-in garage and extras; Gaa "a;
NE. 1l43 until 8 p.n. J. WESLEY
RIJCHANAN, RealtOr.
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$1,000 DOWN-$85 MO.
SO3s EASTERN AVE.
OPEN l TO 5 PM.
Vacant. Modern g. room and batn
as Fenced va yard. Convenient to trans
portation. Move right in. Out N.
II. ave. to Eastern. right to mouse.
Call Sun. RA 2527.
BI,ANKEN & PRESS. INC, ST. 931o.
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Parkway Terrace AptS.

H. G. SMITHY co.
S11 18th st. NV. ST. $500.
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location; cafe; S24.5O wk. lnyeStl-
gate MAXWELL HOTEL frst. goth
and @ SITS. NV, Ma. 21s5. -21
COLORED-NICELY FURN. ROOM
for refined gentleman. no drinking:
in private home; call DE. 8619. -22
COLORED-LGE. RIM. for couple or
two girls; privileges; 1442 Belmont
COLORED-SINGLE OR DOUBLE
Board optional; on 14th st. carline.
1912 Parkwood .spl. NV. TU. 5062.
CoLoRED-a52s 18th ST. NV
Neatly furn. rm, for 2 employed
girls: pvt. kit. MI. 5261. al
COLORED-SINGLE front room for
employed lady; light privileges. DE
coLoREp-142s coRCoRAN ST.
pioyed lady. Call Ho. $3.50. -21
COLORED-LARGE FRONT single
room for single or couple; priv
ileges 2021h 4th st. NV. Sd
floor. Hudson 1918. -21
COLORED-CHEERFUL ROOM; en-
ployed. settled gentleman or lady
Call ME 010S. 20
CoLoRED-FRoNT RIM for rent. or
the hill. for a refined couple o.
single person. Call RA. 3249:-2S
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COLORED
VACANT

VACANT
1341 Parkwood pl. n.w.-6 rms,
parquet floors throughout. Full base
ment. In brand-new condition. Must
be seen. FRED EHRLICH, 905 18th
st. NV. ST. 0451-0436. Ewes, GE.
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TWO-FAMILY

Large corner brick. large apts., z
baths, 2 complete kits, maid
room, auto. heat, Gear attached
garage. Income from l apt, SI20,
will pay all expense. Live in other
free Priced reasonable. Terms.
CaII wJ A. LYNCH, RA. l242. -22
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Colored Opportunity
F st. ne. nr. Beverly Theater. Q.
story row brick in immac. cond.: z
rms, incl. 1st-fir. den, 3 lge. bedrms.
and tile bath on End fir; bsmt, auto.
oil heat, built-in garage. range. elec.
refgr.. Venetian blinds. Price >ofiy
$4,000; as low as 81 500 cash down.
Call RE. $3.50. 9 to 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
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Carroll Arms Hotel
PLAZA HOTEL

tst and C sts. ne. Special winte
rates. Single. SIG. Double, SIS vi
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-10
Slaughter House
Damaged In Fire

Firemen were called to the for
mer Paysen-Nielsen slaughter
house in Erie Twp. Thursday fore
noon when fire threatened to de-
stroy one Of the buildings being
torn down by the new owner, Sam
Cont of the Lakecraft Welders.
Cont told fremen he had been
burning old lumber at the site,
near Basiley's Restaurant, We'd
nesday but that when he stopped
at the property earlier Thursday,
there was no fire. Origin was un-
known.
Firemen pumped water from a
nearby marsh besides using water
in the booster tank. AS the build
ing is being dismantled, Cont said
there was no damage.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-10
ROTARY SPEAKER COMPARES BEES
TO RISKY LIFE OF COMMUNIST

"Bees and their Communistic
Tendencies" proved to be a highly
interesting topic for Rotarians
when C.. A. Reese, extension apir-
ist for Ohio State University, dis
cussed the subject Tuesday noon
in st. John Lutheran Church.
After his speech, Rotarians ask
ed numerous questions but another
engagement for Mr.. Reese short
ened the question period.
Reese stated we might take a
lesson in Communism by learning
more about bees and their habits.
Bees are cold-blooded insects in
that they do not respect senility
or sickness and will not put up
with laziness.
If worker becomes too senile
to hold up her production, the
other workers starve the old bee
until it becomes weak, then they
pick it up, fly away with their
weak cargo, and dump the bee
where it soon dies.
When a queen bee fails to lay
enough eggs to satisfy the work
ers, the brainy creatures place an
egg in a large queen" cell and
produce another leader. AS soon
as the young queen is old enough
to lay eggs, the workers starve
the old queen and soon haul her
away to her death.
Continuing their communistic
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-10
STANDARD SETS
OPEN HOUSE FOR
FRIDAY, June a.
Larson Reports Plant Is Now
Back To January First
Employment Level

The 18th Anniversary Open
House at the Port Clinton Divi-
sion of The Standard Products
Company will be Friday, June "a,
from noon until 8 p. m.
Originally scheduled for May 20,
the Open House was postponed
because of production curtailments
at the Division, caused when sew
eral of the Divisions major Gus
toners were forced to halt or re-
duce their operations as result
of labor difficulties in their plants.
These labor difficulties have now
been settled, and we have recalled
all employees laid off, and we are
now back to the January 1st en-
ployment level.
l.. S. Larson, Division Manager,
invites every resident of the Port
Clinton area to attend the Open
House. The Divisions 900 en-
ployees will be on the job, SO that
guests will see the plants produc-
tion lines in operation.
All major departments of the
Division will be open for inspec-
ton, with employees and Boy
Scouts as guides.
The Port Clinton Division of
The Standard Products Company,
founded in 1884, makes more than
half of the worlds automotive
window channel. 1t, also, pro-
buses 500 different mechanical
rubber parts for the automotive
and refrigeration industries.
Refreshments will be served at
the Open House, and there will be
souvenirs for adults and children.
Free transportation will be avail
able from anywhere in Port Clin-
ton, and ample parking areas will
be provided.
Baby-sitter service will be pro-
vided at the plant for the small
tots, with a registered nurse in
charge.
eve welcome this opportunity
to show our plant in operation to
the residents of this area" Mr..
Larson said.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-10
CARNIVAL WILL
BEGIN MO NDAY
GOoding Amusements Plan
Midway All Week For Fire
mems Convention

Sparkling, multi-colored lights
and the martial tones of the
Merry go-round organ, will open
the siX-day stand of the Gooding
Amusement Company midway at
the North Madison street show
grounds Monday evening.
The carnival will be here
throughout the week as feature
of the Northwestern Ohio Volun-
teer Firemen's convention.
Among the rides to be featured
at the carnival will be the new
Screwball, the rollaplane, tiltawhirl
and the old standbys, the Merry
go-round and the Ferris Wheel.
The youngsters will have their
special corner at the showgrounds
in their own Kiddieland where
they can safely enjoy such minia-
ture rides as the Kiddie Airplane
and the Kiddie Merry y-go-round.
Special kiddie bargain matinees
will be held Saturday from 1 to
5 p. m. when children under IL
can enjoy any of the rides for only
ten cents.
A full line of concessions will be
available and monkey show will
provide laughs. The carnival is
sponsored by Port Clinton's Vol
unteer Fire Department and will
be benefit for the firemen's fund.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-10
Nursery School
Planned Here

Misses Mary Kinney and Suz-
anne Ganther, College of Educa-
ton seniors at Bowling Green
State University, have announced
plans for a Nursery School to be
conducted from June 20 to Aug
ust II in the Erie Gardens Com
munity House.
Children, aged three to five,
will be taught in the school. They
may attend either morning or af-
ternoon sessions. Misses Kinney
and Ganther prefer to have the
three or four-year-olds attend the
morning session from 9 until
11:15 and the older children to
attend the afternoon session from
l until 3:15.
Parents wishing to send their
children to Nursery School may
register at the Erie Gardens Com
munity House from 9 until 11:30
or from 1 to 3 June Is, 16 or IT,.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-10
School Repairs
Get Underway

Plans for repairs and painting
of school rooms were approved on
Tuesday evening at special meet
ing of the Board of Education.
Also approved were the employ
ment of four faculty members to
do the work.
G. A. Shively and Norman Will
bond were employed full-time
while G. V. Knepper and Donald
Kinnaman We're given part-time
employment in the repair project.
The men are now painting fire
escapes at the East Building,
where second floor rooms are also
to be painted. Also planned are
construction of new shelves, BIZ
cycle racks, interior painting and
general rpairs at the stadium,
Supt. D. D. Sims stated
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-10
Named Manager
At Pitnan Store

Fred Hendricks, formerly man
ager of Mentzer's sc to $1.00 store
in Paulding, has been appointed
manager of Pitman's new sc to
$1.00 store which is due to open
July /.
A native of Defiance, Hendricks
is a graduate of st. Joseph's Col
lege, Rensselaer,, Indiana. He is
a member of the knights of CO.
bus and Moose lodges. Presently
living with Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Pitman, he will move to an East
Second Street apartment soon.
A veteran of Sd months service
in the Quartermaster Corps during
the war, Hendricks has had ex-
perience with the S. S. Kresge and
Butler Brothers stores in Chicago
ana other cities.
When the new Pitman store is
opened, Mr.. Pitman will be super
visor for his two stores here and
the Pitman store in Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-10
EMERY QUALMAN
PASSES AWAY
Vista Villa Owner Expires In
Hospital After Short
Illness

Emery J. Qualman, who estab-
lished the popular Vista Villa
summer resort on his property 19
years ago, passed away suddenly
in Magruder Hospital Thursday
morning. Although he had been
in failing health for months, his
death was a shock to the COM
munity.
Born December 26, 1880, in Bay
township, Emery ]. Qualman at
tended local schools and had
been an employee of the Otis
Elevator Company for 26 years
During his years at Vista Villa,
he made thousands of friends
throughout the state.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs
Emma Qualman; three sons
Emery ", Catawba; Robert A.
Sand Road, and Roland E., Port
Clinton; one daughter, Mrs. Ron
aid Windnagel, Port Clinton; three
grandchildren; one sister, Mrs
George Shell, Toledo; and five bro.
thers, Fred and Arthur, Cleve,
land; George and Burt, Toledo
and Charles, Port Clinton.
Funeral services will be held
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock ir
the Gerner & Wolf funeral home
the Rev. John Braun officiating
Burial will be in Riverview ceme'
terry.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-10
Wilson Heads
Select Masons

James Wilson has been elected
master of Gibraltar Council No.
117, Royal and Select Masons.
Grand Master Paul E. Reed, CO.
lumbus, was an official visitor at
the annual meeting.
Other new officers include Rich
ard Cover, deputy master; Albert
Pettibone, principal conductor of
work; Charles Lewis, recorder;
Earl d. Wilson, treasurer; My
ron Miller, guard; C. Alton Cover
conductor of council; Lawrence
Reichel, sentinel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-10
Wins First Home
Talent Contest

Miss Kathryn Kocsis, outstand-
ing accordionist, was judged win
ner of the initial Home Talent
contests held Friday evening in
the Clinton Theatre. She will COM
pete with other finalists next
month.
Other placements are: Robert
Rakosky, accordianist, and Leon
ard Smith, electric guitar, tied for
second; Dorothy Fisier, vocalist,
and Frank Pope, vocalist, who fur
nished his own accompaniment.
Judges were Mrs. Ralph Snyder,
Mrs. Marguerite Finefrock and
Ray Bauman. Contests will be
held each Friday evening through
June, under sponsorship Of Philips
Jewelry Store and the Clinton
Theatre.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-10
GOVERNOR May
attend Convene
DDT Spraying
MAY Hit Polio

Walter Worthington, Erie Town
ship, has announced that ne is
equipped to DDT spray local
homes, lawns and shrubbery to kill
flies, mosquitoes and other insects.
Worthington claims that DDT
spraying to kill flies may help
prevent polio.
Under his offer, the average
home car be sprayed for So or
81, while business places cost only
81. If enough owners sign up for
the work, Worthington will spray
local parks free of charge, Mayor
Carl Becker stated.
Persons desiring to have their
property sprayed may phone 1881
or 1854.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-10
FIREMEN PLAN
H j CE PARARE|
FOR WEDNESDAY,
Numerous Bands, Floats, De-
partments Scheduled To
Appear In Parade

Wayne Petersen, parade mar
shall, reports that the parade will
start at 2 p. m. next Wednesday
afternoon, June Is. The parade
will form in East Fourth Street,
in front of the high school audi
torium.
Line of march will be south on
Madison to Sixth Street, west on
Sixth to Harrison, north on Har-
rison to Third, east on Third to
Monroe, north on Monroe to Sec
end, east on Second to Fulton,
north on Fulton to Perry, west on
Perry to Madison and south on
Madison to Fourth.
Due to the fact that the parade
will be even larger than antici-
pated, Wayne Petersen reports
that the Line of March has been
extended to Lincoln Drive. The
parade now will travel east on
Second Co Lincoln Drive, instead
of Fulton Street, and will go north
on Lincoln to Perry.
Late entries reported include
the Elida and West Salem depart
ments, Napoleon band, department.
rescue truck and two chief cars,
Elmore band and department, Ber-
key department and fire truck, and
Crestline department.
Wayne Petersen announces the
probable formation of the parade
will be as follows:
State Highway Patrol, officers
cars, Port Clinton high school
band, Cochran's Majorettes, Port
Clinton Fire Department mem
bers in the first group.
Ashland Department, Ada De
partment, Adams Twp. First Aid
Truck and No. l Department;
Adams Twp. No. II band, Emer-
gency Squad and Department
Bradner department, Blakesly de-
partment, Cygnet department.
Bryan band, Bryan department
Clyde, trucks, band, and depart.
ment; Defiance department; Bow.
ling Green band and department.
Delta department, Delta Emergen.
cy Unit; Delphos department.
Glandorf department, Holland
band and department, Hicksville
department, Helena department
Liberty Center band and depart
ment, Maumee, Norwalk and Ne
vada departments.
Montpelier band and depart
ment, Ohio City department, Penn
berville, Plymouth, Pith Commu
nifty and Spencerville departments
North Baltimore band, departments
and truck.
Shelby and Trilby departments
Woodville band and department
Weston department, Wauseol
drum and bugle corps and depart
ment, Fremont Marine band ant
many others.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-10
HUSBAND CAPTURES NEGRO AFTER
Wife IS STABBED SERIOUSLY

One woman is in serious condi-
tion in Magruder Hospital, an
other woman was painfully cut
and a negro is held in the county
Jail as the aftermath of a rum
pus" which took place around MID
night Saturday in the home of Mrs.
Susie Greenleaf, 1011 State Street.
Held in county jail is l.. H.
Hudson, 20, of 43 South Loop, Erie
Gardens. Currently held on the
charge of assault to wound or
MAIN by cutting, Hudson's hear
ing is being postponed pending
the outcome Of his victims.
Most seriously wounded is Mrs.
Ruth Duncan, also of 43 South
Loop, who suffered severe stab
wounds when attacked by Hudson
in the Greenleaf home. A knife,
welded by Hudson, cut a gaping
wound three inches deep in her
neck, but missed the juguiar vein.
Also treated in the hospital were
Lena Harris, also residing at 43
South Loop, and Mr.. Hudson. Mrs.
Harris was released after treat
ment for minor cuts, while Hud-
son was treated for multiple bruis-
es and cuts, repeatedly inflicted
by other members of the party
and passersby.
Charles Duncan, husband of
Ruth, was attending a church
meeting in Toledo while his wife
and their boarders were visiting
at the Greenleaf residence.
When he returned home and
learned that his wife had been
cut, Mr.. Duncan began hunting
for Hudson. He grabbed double
barrel shotgun and caught up with
Hudson in Erie Gardens.
While neighbors were awakened
by the uproar, Duncan marched
Hudson eastward on West Third
Street, prodding the injured man
along with the shotgun. Two
blocks from Erie Gardens, the po-
lice found the pair.
Duncan, a gospel singer and E.
o. d. worker, told police: "If |
wasn't a religious man, I'd have
shot this guy. The loaded shot
gun was cooked for action. Dun
can turned over his prisoner and
the shotgun to Police Chief Jack
Shelter and Patrolman Donald
Everett and William Robel.
The police took Hudson to Ma
gruder Hospital where surgeons
placed numerous stitches to close
a deep wound in his leg. Hudson
said the wound was caused when
someone hit him with a crowbar.
Police were told that the fight
started during an argument be-
tween Lena Harris and Hudson.
Hudson told police that Mrs. Har-
ris struck him with a pop bottle,
and that he drew a knife and at
tackled her.
Mrs Duncan attempted to break
up the fight and tried to shield
Mrs. Harris. During her Good
Samaritan" attempt, she was
seriously wounded when stabbed
by Hudson.
Police first learned of the fight
shortly after midnight when Willie
Boggs, 1913 State Street, tele-
phoned and said: There's a rum
pus down here. You'd better
come. A short while later, an
Erie Gardens resident telephoned
police to report a woman had been
cut and her husband was out hunt
ing for the man who had cut her
with a double-barrel shotgun.
Police are still searching for the
! knife Hudson used on his VIC
! Tins. Now recuperating in the
county Jail, Hudson told police he
was hit with brick, a crowbar
and a pop bottle when others
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-10
AT CONVENTION

Portage Township Trustee John
Radloff, accompanied by Jay Bru-
ner, Rice Twp. trustee, Sandusky
County are attending the Ohio
Trustees and Clerks Assn con-
vention in Hotel Cleveland, Thurs
day through Saturday. They were
in Cleveland Wednesday evening
to witness the Cleveland Indian
Washington Senator ball game.