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Evening star., 1949-07-14
TAKE ME OUT to the golf course

to the golf course especially when Lew
Worsham or Gene Sarazen is playing! They're
my favorite golfers for Lew Worsham is one
of golfdom's ablest young cupwinners :. having
captured the National Open and the Denver Open
in the same year, 1947! And, of course, you know
all about Gene Sarazen the great veteran Of
pro golf who took the U. s. Open and PGA cham.
pionship pack in '22 and has Deen collecting
American and British titles ever since And here's
something else I like about these two wonder
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Siam Puts Restriction
On Foreign Workers

BY the Associated Press
BANGKOK. - Premier Phibun
has drawn up list of six
categories of professions which will
Evening star., 1949-07-14

And wait til you see how Silver
Dust's wonder-bubbles get clothes
whittier and brighter :. cut grease in
a jiffy! Silver Dust's extra sudsing
power cuts work in half. Yet these
rich, thick suds are safe for fine fabrics
kind to hands. Get Silver Dust in the
new GIANT size today. Remember -
every new giant box you buy buihs
up your Cannon towel supply!
Evening star., 1949-07-14

they're both enthusiastic CAMEL FANS" Lew
by 3ODay CAMEL Midnes you
much that CAMELS really MILD taste great oo!"
And Gene heartily agrees adding: That's WHY I've smoked
all these years. So make CAMEL 30Day Test
how mild and cigarette
enjoy the test goodtasng puff of it, So bug
Camels the handy thrifty way-by the cartonL
Evening star., 1949-07-14
HOOSE0 LFE , SfEGlAL
BUY-LINES by Nancy Sasser
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NEW YORK, N. Y, July 14-Budget meals have
a new appeal :. when you include LaCHOY
Bean Sprouts and LaCHOY Mixed Chinese Vege-
tables in the makins! And by new appeal,
mean tantalizingly different exotic savoriness
. for these Chinese taste-charmers have
rare oriental flavor all their own! That's why
they turn ordinary left-overs, soups. salads and
casseroles into elegant treats i. . and why l
Evening star., 1949-07-14

LaCHOY Chinese Dinner delicious to "heat
eat" meal in carton
GOOD in odd let tell you the "for
~ tune" get when I buy 3 cartons Of HIRES!
-, L2N First, enjoy wealth Of cooling, refreshing
~ goodness that could only from the sparkling
favor Of real root juices and second, make
<NHXfK BIG saung! For instance carton (six
asas E @ : ss: : :s;;:
-@-~* - " letting from IS to 25e That's why
times by simply getting
minute those HIRES
today then, family
for you'll thank lucky stars you've HIRESl
CONSIDERED, it's only natural that good
Evening star., 1949-07-14

HERE'S ALL YOU DO: just hurry to your favor
ite grocery store. Buy package of delicious
Quaker Pack O-Ten at the regular price.
Then simply cut out the yellow "Money-Back"
seal from the bottom of the package. Mail US
this 'Money-Back" seal together with your own
name and address. That's all! You send no money!
We will send you at once your beautiful new
Vim. A. Rogers Silverplate SUGAR SPOON.
Evening star., 1949-07-14

Now YOU CAN GET new, improved
Silver Dust in a new size >. the new
BIG ECONOMY size that holds IN
pounds of this safe. white, granulated
soap. enough to do all your cleaning
jobs Tor days and days! And packed
inside every one Of these new, giant
boxes is big, 6ne-quality, lint-free
and neatly hemmed Cannon dish towel.
The towel alone is worth 25t or more!
Evening star., 1949-07-14

A wonderful 7oe value! Family and friends will
rave about it. In beautiful Lady Stuart pattern.
And you II love Quaker Pack G. Ten. 1oconven.
lent, individual servings! crisp, fresh cerealsi
But hurry! Offer closes midnight, August n,
l949. Limit: One spoon per family. Order
right now! Address Ten, Dept. 712,
Chicago II, Illinois.
THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY
Evening star., 1949-07-14
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Evening star., 1949-07-14

are switching to SWIFT'NING
is truly the perfect all-purpose
That's because it not only makes
: delicious cakes, but fdkier pies,
and similar pastries ..
light, crisp, easily digestible fried
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-08
BhS.kE1BALl

KANSAS CITY, March 8.-IR~- sixteen more teams jump into first-round play today in the Ma ticnal Association of intercollegiate basketball tournament.
 Eight games also were played yes tefdav to start the six-day cage marathon.
 College of Puget Sound Loggers mset Northwestern Ga) State at 3..30 tPST) today and the Univer- sity of Portland Pilots play to- night against the Southwest Mis- souri State Bears of Springfield, who lost only one game during the regu- lar season.
 Advancing to the second round yesterday were Emporia tKaso State, Indiana State, St. Thomas ot St. Paul, Brigham Young Univer- sity, Eastern Illinois College, Ham, line University, San Jose (Califo State and Indiana Central.
 Hamline, NAIB champion in 1942 and the most highly regarded team in this meet, rolled over Arkansas State at Jonesboro, 76-43.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-08
BEAVERS, UCLA TO MEET AIT WEEKEND
 FOR COAST TITLE
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated PreSS)
 In the same small Corvallis, Ore gon, gym where they won the Pa cific Coast Conference basketball championship in 1947 from UCLA, the Oregon State Beavers will try to make history repeat this week end
 The two teams closed out the reg ular season last Saturday night as champions of their divisions-The Beaver in the north and the UCLA Bruins in the south.
 With the title goes the right to represent the coast in the Western NCAA playoffs at Kansas City March 1919, and chance at the finals in Seattle March 26.
 The Coast Conference champion ship may hinge on the site of the cest-of-three series next Friday and Saturday nights-and if need be, Monday.
 Oregon States home floor has ceen its rabbits foot for years. It was there the Beavers won the Northern Division crown. being un- heatable in Corvallis all season. The four games the Beavers lost out of Is were all on the road.
 Victory for the Bruins in the Southern Division jolted the ex- perts, who had picked Southern California as the likely winner. But the injury-beset UCLANS swept a weekend pair from their cross-town rivals to finish two games ahead of the Trojans, winning 51-50 Friday night and 63-55 Saturday. The Bruins ended with a 10-2 confer ence record for the season.
 OCS walloped Oregon twice last in a douole over time Friday night and 54-51 Satur- day night.
 Roger Wiley, the Ducks high-scor- ing center poured through 25 points Friday and 12 Saturday to run his seasons division-leading total to 235 and his four-year- mark to 644, an Oregon record.
 Washington, solid cellar citizen, in with unneeded help by socking second-place Washington State, 5l-46 and 54-41. The Illus kies led all the way Saturday night hehind Sophomore Russ Parthemer's I6 points. Washington States Ed Gayda also had 16.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-08
Lan.j.abs
MEDWEEK LENTEN SERVICE
 AT HOLY TRINITY CHURCH

The midweek Lenten Services at Hoiy Trinity Church will start to- morrow morning at 7:30 o'clock with Holy Communion and at II o'clock with Litany and Holy Com ialnion.
 At 90 o'clock there will be the Second Lenten Fellowship Hour, be ginning with potlucA supper, and followed by oisaussion. Subject will be The Prayer Book and Christ ian Society,"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-08
MAXINE DAvIIN IS
 TOPS AT BOWLING,
 MONDAY NIGKTERS

Maxine Davlins was all high last night in the Monday Night Bowling League and topped the others by rolling 544.
 Here is the lineup of the teams after last nights bowling:
 Lamjabs lead with Is won and 5 lest; City Cleaners and Juneau Young next with 13-7; Gus George Grocery, 12-8; s and T, 9-l1; B. M. Behrends, 7-13; Ludwig Nelson, G. IA, and II and @ in bottom place with 5-15.
 Individual and team scores are as follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-08
ATTRACTIVE TERM
 OFFERED TO BUYERS bS CREDIT EXTENDED
CBy The Associated Press)

tBy The ASOclateQ FreSS)
 Shops across the nation opened for tusiness Monday with more at tractive terms for people wanting to buy things on the installmsnt plan.
 Because of drop in credit pur- chases in January for the first time in three years, the Federal Reserve Board has relaxed controls some what.
 Easier controls that took effect vesterday now allow one early two years to pay for such items as refrigerators, radios and television sets, and the twenty per cent down payment requirement is reduced to fifteen per cent.
 There's an exception, however. To buy an auto, one still must pay third of the price in cash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-08

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 Sign on. 7:00-Alarm Clock Club. 7:30-News. 7:45-Sunrise Salute. 8:OO-Western Serenade. 8:15-Headlines. 8:20-Morning Thought. 8:25-Forecasts 8:30-Cote Glee Club. 8:45-Symphonic Swing. 9:00-Music for the Missus 9:30-Forecasts. 9:35-Al Trace. 9:45-YOU AND THE MOVIES
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-08
NuTICE

After March 10, no telephone rentals for the month of March will be accepted at a discount. All remittances must bear postmark of not later than discount date. Pleas be prompt.
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
 TELEPHONE c. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-08

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-08

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-18
BODIES" ROAD
ROB TRUCKER
Accident Ruse Used BY Col
ored Men In Route 2,
Armed Robbery

Two colored men who allegedly
stretched their bodies across
Route 2 to stop a heavily-loaded
truck early Thursday, are being
sought by Sheriff Merlan Budd and
state highway patrolmen for the
armed robbery of Thomas Garner,
a driver for the Interstate Truck
ing Company, Cleveland.
Garner told Sheriff Budd that
the robbery took place east of
Pono about S a. m. last Thursday.
Seeing an auto parked along the
road, and the two men lying in the
highway, Garner stopped his truck
to investigate. He said the col
ored men robbed MIN of SAL in
cash and escaped in an used
Ford.
Two colored men, answering the
same description, were reported to
have attempted to rob an Osada,
Michigan, truck driver early Sat
urday when they stopped his
truck in the Sandusky Bay bridge.
He said the men escaped in an
auto bearing a Michigan license.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-18
JEAN HERRERA
HURT In CRASH
Husband of Former Local
Woman Is Killed In South
American Plane Crash

Jean Kreutzfeld Herrera, a
former Port Clinton resident, suf-
fered skull injuries, and her hus-
band, Jose Herrera, Bogota, Col
ombia, business executive, was IA
tally injured February 5 in the
crash of a Catalina flying boat
near Buena Ventura, Colombia,
South America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrara were fiv-
ing from their home in Bsgota to
the port at Buena Ventura whn"o
they planned to meet Grove Pat
terson, editor of the Toledo Rlad"
who currently is OH tour of South
American countries. Mr.. Patter
son was due to arrive by boat.
Mrs. Herrera talephoned her
father, Stephen X. Mahon Tole-
do, that her own injuries We're not
serious. Mr.. Herrara passed away
five hours after the plane crash.
Last year Mrs. Herrara spent
two weeks in this city as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ISpreng-
er. Several years ago, Mrs. Her
rara was a nurse in the former
Pool Hospital here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-18
CHERRY QUEEN
SEEKS NATIONAL
TITLE TUESDAY
jeanne Mccullough, Ohio's
Champion Cherry Pie Baker,
Will Compete In Chicago

Miss jeanne Mccullough, Is,
who won the title of Ohio Cherry
Pie Baking Queen at the recent
contest held in Fremont, will re-
present this state in the national
championship baking contest to be
held Tuesday in the Morrison no.
tel, Chicago.
Accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Dale Mccullough, Bay Town
ship, jeanne will leave for Chicago
Monday. All expenses for the trip
will be paid by the National Red
Cherry Institute, sponsors of the
national contest.
Winner of the national title will
be awarded an all-expense paid
trip to Washington, d. c., during
which she will present one of her
championship pies to President
Harry Truman.
Two weeks ago, Miss McCul-
lough was in Columbus where she
presented some of her excellent
cherry pies to Governor Frank
Lausche, 1t. Governor George Nye
and Director of Agriculture Alon-
20 Marion.
Miss McCullough's entry in the
state contest was sponsored by
the Gypsum Canning Company of
this city. She is the second Port
Clinton girl to win the state con-
test as Janet (Lausten) Porter
was victorious in 1884.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-18
Hearing Set For
EOD Proof Range

A public hearing on anti-air-
craft ranges in Lake Erie will be
held in Room 316, Safety Build
ing, Toledo, at 10 a. m. Thursday,
March 3. Proposals for estab-
lishment Of such ranges on the
south shore from Locust Point to
Camp Perry pier will be consid-
cred. Officials of the Detroit
district, Corps of Army Engineers,
will preside.
Proposed plans are to enlarge
the anti-aircraft range near Camp
Perry to include 1872 miles by nine
and a half miles in an irregular
fan-shaped area. At present., the
range is 1712 miles and has a
maximum width of seven and a
half miles.
Shipping officials are studying
the proposal to determine if the in
crease would affect steamship
traffic.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-18
Lakeside Firenen
Reflect Officers

At the annual meeting of the
Lakeside Volunteer Fire Depart
ment, Jay JUDY was reelected Fire
Chief to start his fourth year in
that capacity. All other officers
OF the Volunteer Association were
reelected, William r. Brown,
President; Charles l.. Knight, Vice
President; Ralph Sauvey, Treas
urer and Willis T. Braithwaite,
Secretary.
The organization was started
in 1905 by twenty-five volunteers,
FIVE of whom are still living. This
year also starts the 18th year for
Willis Braithwaite performing the
duties of Secretary, starts the 18th
year with William X. Brown as
President, and will start the 4Oth
year for Henry Bernhardt as Gus
todian of the building and equip
ment.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-18
FISHERMEN To
FIGHT BAY BILL
Association Protests Forbid
ding of Commercial Fishing
In Sandusky Bay

At meetings held in the DAN
bury Community Hall during the
past week, members of the North
ern Ohio Commercial Fishermen's
Association approved resolutions
disappearing of Sandusky County
Representative Esther Hardy's
proposal to forbid commercial
fishing in Sandusky Bay.
Over rs members attended the
first meeting Friday night when
President Frank Wadsworth pre-
sided. Ottawa County Represen-
tative Robert Reider, Oak Harbor,
was present to learn the views of
the association. Another meeting
was held at Danbury Monday eve
ming.
Miss Hardy introduced a bill in
the House of Representatives,
seeking to forbid all commercial
fishing in Sandusky Bay from the
Cedar Point light to the Marble
head Coast Guard light. Isaac
Walton members and some sports
men clubs are backing her fight,
while conservationists and COM
mercial interests are fighting the
proposal as they claim carp would
soon ruin the bay and crowd out
all game fish.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-18
Veterans Need
Not Be Alarmed

Youthful World War II veter-
ans who registered at the Ottawa
County Selective Service Board
office last fall need not be alarm
ed if they receive questionnaires
this month. Clerk Nancy Keller is
mailing QuestlonnaireS to every
veteran under 26, following direc-
tions Of the SSelective Service law.
In notices mailed with the ques-
tionnaires, veterans are advised
that every registrant, under the
Selectivo Service Act of 194S,
must complete a questionnaire.
Even though the veteran might
have passed his 2Gth birthday or
have had Il considerable amount of
service which causes him to be
placed in a deferred classification,
the veteran is cautioned that the
questionnaire must be completed
and returned within the time spec
flied SO that he will not be cited
as a delinquent for failure to per-
form this requirement.
AS draft boards are not send
ing drafteeS for induction during
February or March, clerks are US
ing the draft holiday to complete
this requirement.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-18
LAKEFRONT JOB
TO Get AID FROM
MINSTREL SHOW
Funds Will Help Beautify
Lake Shore; More Men
Needed For Chorus

Port Clinton's Million Dollar"
lakefront project will directly
benefit from the Merchants Assn
sponsored Minstrel Show to be
presented late in March.
1t is expected that funds re-
ceived from the Minstrel will en-
able the committee to pay for
eradication of cattails and COM
pleting the park as far as Fulton
Street.
First rehearsal last Sunday
started the Minstrel off with en-
thusiasm running high among the
members of the cast. The antics
and horseplay of the end men
make each rehearsal a show in
itself.
The mems chorus, while not
complete with all the voices need
ed. already include Norb Stein,
Ralph Mackey, Ray Linger, Alton
Nissen, George Schade, Richard
Cover, Stanley Perry, Alton Gov
er, Ralph Forster, Richard Wolf,
Fred Kohlman, William Anderson,
Harold Reitz.
Dr.. R. S. Smith, Manuel Nossa-
man, Charles Adams, Gilbert
James, DR.. Donald Burke, Lee
Bracken. DR.. Kenneth Carter,
Frank Carstens, Carl Becker Oe-
car Heineman, Norman Wiilbond
William Mack, Paul Schmitt, War
rem McDougal.
Harold Worst will again be in
terlocutor and DeForrest "Shinn'
Maxwell has replaced Supt. D. D.
Sims as master of ceremonies
Next rehearsal is called for Thurs
day evening in the high school ur-
der the direction Of Mrs. Ralph
Snyder.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-18
Rotary Club
Makes Donations

Announcement was made at the
Rotary Club meeting Tuesday
noon that directors had donated
5000 towards the purchase of lots
for the proposed Scout meeting
building, and had also donated
SO towards the uniform fund for
the Majorettes.
Richard Wolf, of the Gerner G.
Wolf company, was introduced as
a new member and was presented
his Rotary pin by Ralph Corbin.
Junior Rotarians Robert Mackey,
James McGee and John Ludrow-
sky thanked club members for be-
ing guests during the past month.
Next Tuesdays meeting will be
in the evening instead of the usual
noon meeting. Oak Harbor Rotary
Club will meet with the local club
here to plan the Easter Seal Sale
to aid handicapped children.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-18
News Begins s5th
Year Of Service

With this issue, the Ottawa
County News begins its S5th year
of continuous service to Port Clin-
ton and Ottawa County, and thus
holds the record in this county.
Founded in February, 1865, by
George d. Kinder and George
Clark, the Ottawa County News
was first printed on equipment
brought across Sandusky Bays
ice from Sandusky.
During the early years the OF
tawa County News was publish
ed on the second floor of the
Schumacher block, 103 Madison
street, where the south portion Of
the Masonic Temple is now locat-
ed.
Mr.. Clar,. sold .he newspaper
in 1888 to Nelson X. Webster who
published the News until March
1895, when it was sold to the late
William II. Althoff. Mr.. Althoff
combined the News and the old
Lake Shore Bulletin and renamed
the paper the Ottawa County
News Democrat.
In 1889, the Kuesthardt family
began publishing the Progressive
Times. In June, 1881, the Otta-
wa County News Democrat and
Progressive Times were consoli-
dated with Ralph l.. Snyder as
publisher; William H. Althoff,
as editor; Sam Kuesthardt as as
sistant manager and Miss Martha
Kuesthardt, former editor of the
Times, as society editor.
The Ottawa County News has
been under the present manage
ment for the past Is years. Ray
mond G. Sperber, the present edi-
tor, has been with the staff since
August, 1885, excepting for three
years service overseas during the
war.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-18
CIVIC CLUBS TO
BUY LOTS FOR
SCOUT BUILDING
Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
Plan Building For Scout
Headquarters

Plans for the purchase of four
East Third Street lots and the
construction of a building to be
used for Girl and Boy Scout and
Cub Scout headquarters are be-
ing announced this week by the
kiwanis and Rotary Clubs.
Directors of the Rotary Club
Monday night voted to donate $500
towards the purchase of two lots
owned by Robert Babe" Mitchell
These lots are located on the south
side of East Third, between Wash
ington and Adams streets. Two
other adjacent lots, owned by the
New York Central Railroad Com
pany, are also being sought fol
the civic project.
After the lots are purchased
the sponsors hope to construct g
building suitable for all scout
meetings. At the present time
scout meetings are held in various
places about the city with the re-
suit that youths become disgrunt.
led and drop out of scout work.
Labor for the proposed building
construction probably will be fur
nished by members of the civic
clubs, working in their spare time
The building and lots will be own
ed by board of trustees of tht
Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-18
NEGROES HELD
IN STEEL Theft
Fight Investigation at Stop SO
Leads To Arrest of Three
TOledOanS

Because a Toledo Negro became
involved in a fight at Stop SO Fri
day night, he and two companions
were arrested by Sheriff Merlan
Budd and Deputy Sheriff William
Cullen on charges of grand larceny
and are now in the county Jail
awaiting grand jury action.
Deputy Cullen was called to
Stop 80 at midnight Friday when
L. NJ. Dubose, Toledo Negro, was
involved in a fight. Needing as
sistance to stop the battle, he call
ed Sheriff Budd who also respond
ed.
During the investigation, Sher-
if Budd checked a dump truck one
of the men was driving and dis
covered articles of steel which
were reported stolen from the New
York Central Railroad company.
They later were accused of TAX
ing steel parts from the Multiplex
Concrete Machinery Company, at
Oak Harbor.
Arrested with Dubose were
Howard Allen and Leroy Garner,
also of Toledo. Taken before JUS
tice E. C. Brough Saturday, the
three Negroes were bound over to
the grand jury under bonds of
$4,000 each. Being unable to fur
nish the bonds, the trio is confin-
ed to the county Jail.