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ROOMS WANTED

SINGLE GIRL desires room or apt.
In home; in Kensington or conven-
lent to Kensington bus. Call WI
SETTLED BUSINESS WOMAN de-
sires room and board with private
family near Mt. Pleasant carline
Box 116-G. Star.
ROOM, unfurnished. NV. or suburbs;
safe, cony; location; not over S25 a
LANGUAGE STUDENT desires apart
ment or room to share with another
young man foreign student: Chinese
or Indian preferred. Interests in art
music. drama, and foreign relation
ship. Member of International Cor
respondence Group. Box 22-G, Star .
REFINED. educated Spanish teacher
desires room. furn., with private;
keep eompanionship to elderly lady,
help children or adults with Spanish
or help with children in the morn
ing. Write to MRS. P. GARCIA,
c/o Madame Marcel, 1922 10Th NV.
YOUNG MAN. responsible, consenial
sr. VI. G. W.. desires comfortable
rm. near school. DI. 1850. Ext. 107.
ROOM. light, in Chevy Chase Bethes-
"a: Nd; hrs. morning, Mon to
Fri. for children to play, color,
KMPLoYE96; sff; M9; PsnFaEss,oNA,, Ps91a woman
1nsaars ~21st and F st, NV. Call VI.
BACHELOR. willing to pay s1oo to
&I25 q month for room and board
with private bath: Brookland area
preferred. Box 93-G. Star.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

r. / AVE. AT coNN.-sgle. rm., kit,
Tm., Kit, bath, 500. Du. s2s7.
GEORGETOWN AREA - Bachelor
2028 Tunlaw rd. NV; $40 with gas
and cleo; man only. Call OR.
CONN. AVE-, vicinity wardman PARK;
beautifully decorated apt00 Jpt0o rooms rooms
ss15 14th ST. NV, "a floor Arm:
apt. suitable for :. ladies: S102 per
mo; TU. 4o26; after 8 pm. ,Wo,
MT. PLEASANT-2 rms, utils., share
bath; S16.50 wk. 1914 Newton st.
FALLS CHURCH, VA. On Lee
hwy; 2 rms, clean, nicely furn.;
sleeping and studio-living rm. COM
6natPn sent6sth ass al HtE PboSs se7 H. f.
III sth ST. NE bedrms,, kit
dining lIn @ rm GO comb; aoor PVT; yss bath;
ffql5f Snly SFf FhoST SGE Sgs 1851 Rhode
utils.: desirable home, location. 12'
3-RM. APT; liv. rm., bedrm.,, kit,
pvt. bath; conv. to transp.; for 2
bTPoST SE 2 Nen c1kdLE II E-SIsS aN5 Goth 1e ST.
Well-furn., light housekeeping rm.,
Water 7Hs refaP', Taers' hot aeri plste. CO 544o,
18th AND RHODE ISLAND Ne
Kit, refgr,. etc; util. furn.; 3 or a
3 ROOMS. kitchen and bath. Private.
DE. 9333, Mr.. PoPPAS. IL
1855 P ST. NV, The Dupont
Manor room, kitchen and bath,
1854 QUE ST. NV, 1.-The Kennert"
Desirable room and kitchen;
new. range and Frigidaire. S32 90
near bus stop-Studio
enette, bath; sgle. adult with refs.
AVAILABLE Va P DEC. 500 so per mo,
utils. incl, in beautiful apt. building;
parquet floors, Venetian blinds, pic
ture windows, tile bath with shower,
TO inspect contact mgr 81. 1885
ARLIRGToN. ri Nc 10 min. to Pentagon.
Efficiency apt; mod. apt. bldg. suit
able refined cple.: rent, S57; .utils.
etc. Sell complete Sacrifice. $500.
Must transfer abroad; avail. Dec. 1.
coNv.' 81 o-S. NV. S'$r TRANSIT or 3 rm.
apt. for Ink. Suit: 3 or A adults.
500 fS 95SSN coSN. Or AstFss. 1taS; apt; furn,
linens; suit "a; S14Q mo. Wo.
Sc. CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA. nr.
Boiling Field Entire floor: 2 rooms,
kitchen and bath. Available i'm
LoTEhY 6STf!aIeiy. iGEoFirst 20 na'f T. front Pvt.
porch, h,rgdws yd; 1nsni 1Tmsi bath r. 1ti has
1ps5 4s5s esntii SF shdpDnx aS%s csnteT Aae1ts sH
ri MASS. AVE. NE lee. rms.
util. furn.. unlimited phone. EN-
Tss niSflS fs spa 1qrn bids ls's rms ana eis eS
and bath, util. furn. Avail. Nov. Is;
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, ground level,
fitess4 sRisss ahG 5GF 5oI7 54R GRDsfs e
Sun. or weekdays after 6.
porch. AL. All util. incl; phone. ss5.
a59I smDl' 'USIVERsITE River fy; Iase' Ph' NV. mr.
3rd fl. front rm., kit. semi-pvt.
bath, for cple. or lady. work in day
time. NO. 9341.
NICELY FURN. APT. in apartment
house for two or three refined ladies.
$50, 314 Delafield pl. NV. IA.
NEARBY VIRGINIA - Clean. home
like. roomy apt. for 4 girls. Sep
arate outside entrance. Reas. OV.
653S.
AyE.-Attractive apt
exclusive NV. residential section:
will share with professional woman
Of refinement. :25 to 45; kit. privils.,
uttls.; $50; refs. EN-. 1884.
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ROOMS. APTS. TO SHARE

s.E.-Lady 35 to 40, good character,
to share 3-rm.. apt. with lady. AK.
11e7 ewes. and week ends. -12
another girl. Call RA. 5312. -12
PORTER ST.. near Conn.-Vacancy
for 2 young men; large house, excel.
meals, maid service. TV; bills aver
age SS5 per man per mo. WO. $3.50.
-12
1722 10th ST. N.W.-Rm. with break
fast priyil., for woman. middle-aged
pref $40. DU. 1880, Ext 403. -12
WISCONSIN AVE.-Studio rm.. IN
apt. with one other lady; kit. privils.
downtown APT. BLDG.-Furn... 2
bedrms. suitable 2 ladies. Box
&o1-D. Star. liz
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COUNTRY BOARD

VACANCY for . guests in large, quiet,
modern home; excellent food; will
consider convalescents. Rents very
reasonable. Three adults in family
@ overiooS,nS % the o Town N Of Front
Royal, Va, near entrance to Sky
line drive. References eXchanged.
Box $50. Phone 652-R.
SINGLE ROOM. attrac. farm house,
TV; 12 miles from D. c. in Va
Young empl. woman, car necessary
81 per week incl. breakfast. Fair
fax 444-J
WILL BOARD GIRL. . yrs. or older,
in private home. LO. 5-1445.
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RMs., HOUSEKEEPING Cont. }

2II8 o ST. N.W.-Lge.. attr., new
furn., twin beds. innerspring mattr.,
gas range, refrigerator. TV. Bendix
priv; S12 q week.
ONE ROOM. kit, for Ink; Sc. loca-
IS 8 ST. N.w.EBedrm. and kit;
rffsrs;; ons nice back porch; Sl2.5o wk
ssi4 81 0sgaasi sHEER1EE pL. NV rm.,
kit. semi-pvt. bath; $45 mo. EN-.
sTUDio APT. for light housekeeping:
share bath and refgr. Apply 1777
Mass. ave. NV. is
BEDRM.-Cute new kit. redec.. furn.
refinished; nice neighborhood; maid
serv.; 2 girls or empl. cple. CO. S269.
ll35 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Lhk rm.. elect. refgr., running wa
ter; 1st fir.; $40 mo. RE. 9222;
a147 F ST. N.w.-Front studio rm.;
Tsfsr oen rsdio or teievision' $l3Islo-
IIs eth ST. s.w.-Large front room
elec. refgr. stove: nr. cayline, shop
ping district; SO wk. NE. 5096;
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1922 p NV
Sgle. front room, refrigeration, rum
ming water; cow. tranSp. to all
sections; $3.50 per wk. MI. 1865.
ATTRAC. studio penthouse; freshly
decor. lge. closets. kit, din; suit. 5
or 6: maid sery., linens, dishes, util-
tiles; avail. Nov. Is; co. .S269: IL
COLORED-412s MINI. AVE: NE
ployed couples; all privils. AK. S929.
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled re-
rrn. LARGE closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: Bendix washer;
selected menu; S4S to $3.50. 1928
21Sk ct. NV. Hi 1924
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The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 AShrnead Place NV.

Double and single rooms. some with
private bath; American plan: excel
lent meals. home atmosphere: 24-hr,
switchboard and elevator service.
HO, 1855,
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PENNA. AVE.-DOWNTOW
327 9th st. s.e.-Large housekeeping
s;Tgs sEom comfortably sSo fnrn sglsaee
utilities. Mgr, Apt.1. liz
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
/ ROOM KITCHEN AND BATH
shower. $3.50 to $3.50 per day for
Completely furnished apt. tub and
I or O.; full hotel service; no time
limit. 600 Goth st. NV. MA. 6426.
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1855 PER MONTH"

1576 Mass. ave. n.w.-Good Food!
run Of the f1oori Will fix to suit;
Ink. priv: soc. priv; 4 responsible
boys at S55 each Gncludes 9 meals
days week.. Other share rms. for
men or girls! Dbls. triples, $50 up;
$3.50 week; So day. DU. 9557.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

BROOM APT.-SI0 WEEK
136 F st. Sc; neatly furn.; refrigera-
tton. See Mrs. Casteel.
SAM ROSEY, AD. 270O. --12
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COLORED-FTNEsT NV. LOCATION,
in modern apt. BLDG. Eficiency apt.
with pvt. bath, completely furnished.
COI6REDWi6s RIDGE M ST. 81. NV
One rm., large kit. semipvt. bath;
couple only. Inspection. then call
CoioRED-FURN. APT; cple.; bed
rm.. kit. bath. all utils. furn.;
$3.50 month. 1885 Morris I'd. Sc.
Ky Ky 4s5b6Q; 6Q;,,>,,su,r -l2
ters. Must have good references.
Apply Mon, UNITED DEVELOP
MENT CORP. 1915 14th st. NV.
ind floor, Miss Partridge.
COLORED - NICELY furn. 2-bedrm.
and kit. apt. Share bath. / blk.
from streetcar, bus and shopping
center. No children. LA. 6-6415.
COLORED-9O8 JACKSON ST. NE.
- rooms. End floor; bsmt. kit.
private; semipvt. bath; empl. couple
or women. LA. 6-5023.
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CHILDREN HOTEL
fFamily accommodations
In the country. by day. week or
month. $50 per week. 10. S-s331
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One rm., kitchenette and bath; "a
hr. phone and elevator service;
S24.50 to S31.50 weekly. 1440 r..
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suITLAND MANOR, at Census Bldg.
liv; rm bedrm., kit, dinette and
W. HYxTI~svfLLs%Bed-living ~ rm.
TO. 2. pvt. kit. bath, entrance; no
Ghildren. uN. 94Os. --12
shildren; S65. 1906 T st. sc. 20.
1873 ss'12i KENYON ST. NV, Mt. pis Pleas
semipvt. bath; So; $;' cple. l'zite' Aps sbs5. as5
APT. NEXT TO BATH-aas refriser-
seed trsnsp' hg1A0lf As K. st. NV. ~; ME- NJ
26os 2Sth ST. s.E.-Nicely furn., 1
bedrm.., liv. .rm., kit. kitchenette
mo1 and bsth; sX saaa spt; bldg; all util; 800
ssis 1sth 81. N.w.-Bedrm., Kit,
semipor spne or lady Shsh "a. sarsss4 s4eu uti' tnp
MT. PLEASANT 1885 Lamont ST..
NV; liv. rm:. bedrm., kit, bath;
Mr.: R.: SEAT pLEAsANsT-on busiine;
refgr. and stove; working couple
,ps Pref ieth III. 1857. Reasonable: ab. Ia ,.,
small child accepted. AT. os3i.MIS
bedrms., liv. rm., din. alcove. kit,
car space; conv. Col. pike bus Pen
tagon. Navy. Agriculture; suitable 8
girls or men; S125. WI. S2SS. 12s
3 ROOMS, good loea ation. good transp. !:
Or adults; S65: RA. 1853. IS.
PRIVATE HOME rooms, kitchen,
dinette and bath. 1926 4th st. NV
1865 NEWTON ST. NV apts.' 1
pvt; bath, Monroe ST.; adults; please
don't phone; utilities. 12s
APARTMENT for rent. Capitol Hill
area. Call Trinidad 1919. 12s
2 OR 3 RIM. FURN. APT, centrally
located: use of all utilities. Call
after 6 pm. DU. 9450. Ia
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1914 IRVING ST NV

Apt. No. 5-One rm., kit, pvt. bath,
including stove, refgr. and all utils
S69.19 mo. Call FEDERAL RENTAL
CO.. 915 New York ave. NV, MA.
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CHASTLETON HOTEL
1701 10th ST. NV.
Weekly and monthly rentals; / and
2 bedrooms, and living room. Full
hotel service. Call DU. 1000,
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DUPLEX APARTMENT

2 rms, lge. kit. and bath, sun porch,
fenced-in yd.; children, and pets
welcomed, but must take care of
furniture; located by shopping CEN
ter, 10 min. by bus or streetcar to
heart of town; SS5 per mo. in
GLIDING all utilities. Call MA. 1850
between q and & including Sun -t2
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R4NAV.' MI. HND aSH AHs SSsonu
floor attrac. and comfortable; S115,
including utils.; nr. Dupont Circle.
Call GE. 2220. s-,.
1856 NEAL ST. N.E.-3 rms. bath;
. employed adults: convenient; rea-
sonable; white. Ii. 3-0103.
good neighborhood. close to park. on
busline; liv. rm., bedrm.. kit. with
fIrn.;; SS75 per mo-; couple only.
nm, kit. din. rm. and liv. rm. !;
and pvt bath; beautifully furn.,
newly redec.; snit. 3 adults. AID.
1$3s EUCLID NV ,ge. rms.
bath. kit; entire Bird A; semi
empl. cpl. pref; ref: SS5. co. 0141.
FRONT APT, semi
pvt; bath. with shower. empl. couple.
viii give day care for child. 316
End st. Sc. TR. 1874. IA
rm:, kit. and laund. privil.; linens
and utils.; .cple.; S12 wk. DU. 1857.
LiF. RM., bedrm..- large kit. newly
decorated; linens and cooking uten-
sis; all utilities furn. 1888 18th
st. NV r< la
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-26
CATCH BURGLAR
after CHASE IN
BUSINESS AREA
Parole ViOlatOr Chooses Put
Inlay Day Excitement To
Rob Filling Station

Unanticipated excitement was
provided for some spectators
awaiting the Mystic Isles arrival
shortly after two o'clock Putin
Bay Day when the Kennedy Cit
les Service filling station, near the
boat dock, was burglarized as the
boat pulled up at the dock with it's
load of island visitors.
None of the station workers
We're indoors when the burglary
took place. Pete Kennedy, broth
er of Robert Kennedy, the owner.
happened to hear the cash regis
ter bell and started to investigate.
Seeing a stranger at the cast-
registef, Kennelly grabbed for
the burglar but stepped back when
the man stuck his hand in his
pocket as if to grab a gun.
: AS the burglar ran out the door
and up Perry Street, Bob Kennel
ley, Jr., and Tod Nelson took off
i'm pursuit.
Police Chief Jack Shelter and
Patrolman Russell Shinevar were
at the dock, when they heard
someone shouting Robbery"
They jumped into the cruiser and
started out.
Meanwhile the burglar turned
into North Madison Street and at
tempted to get into his car, park
ed near Mayor Carl Becker's
store. Kennedy and Nelson were
fighting with the burglar when the
police drove up and completed the
capture.
Taken to the police station, the
burglar identified himself as Mer-'
lin Brosky, 46, Lorain In Mayor
Becker's court Saturday, Brosky
pleaded not guilty to unarmed
robbery and was bound over to the
grand jury under $4,000 bond.
Missing from the filling stations
safe and cash register were $119.
of which $110 was recovered.
Some of the money fell from
Brosky's pants during the chase
up the street.
In his statement to the police,
Brosky said he came here for the
Put-in-Bay ceremonies. 81 walked
past the filling station, saw no
one in sight, so l picked up the
money" he said in his statement.
AS Brosky is on parole from
the London Prison farm, officials
of the Toledo Parole Office came
here Tuesday to question the pris-
oner. Brosky was first arrested
in August, 1918, and has been ar
rested numerous times since then,
He was paroled March 16 from
the London Prison Farm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-26
REbEkAHS PLAN
ISLAM D MEET.
District Sessions To Be Held
At Put-in-Bay On
June 8

Port Clinton Rebekahs will be
among the visitors Thursday,
June 8, when the District No. 7
Rebekah assembly is held in Put
irn-Bay where the Lone Willow
Rebekah Lodge will be host.
Members of the executive COM
mittee of the School of Instruc-
ton for District 7 met in the home
of Mrs. H. L. Langlois, president
for 1850, at the island during the
week. Plans were made for the
district sessions and transporta-
ton schedules were distributed.
Attending were Mrs. James Ell
lenberger and Mrs. Jake Pulschen,
Port Clinton; Mrs. Mildred Youn-
kin, Helena; Mrs. r. Stroll and
Mrs. Clara Bartlett, Fremont;
Myrtle Dunn, Genoa; Mrs. Chester
Dress, Mrs. C. Grove, Mrs. Lyle
Duggan and Miss Ruth Burggraf,
Put-in-Bay.
A public dinner will be served
July 8 in the Assembly Room by
the Parent Teacher Association to
accommodate the visiting Rebek-
abs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-26
SET SALVATION
ARMY APPEAL
D RIVE D A TES
Supt. ID. ID. Sims Heads Work
erS To Raise Funds For
Popular Cause

Supt. d. d. Sims will serve as.
chairman for the annual Salvation
Army letter appeal campaign to
get underway June Is.
Other members of the local COM
mittee include ID. l.. Mackey,
treasurer; Rev. John Braun, D. "
Mcdaniel, DR.. R. r. Semon, DR..
Kenneth Carter, DR.. James Rhiel
and Captain James Pressler.
At recent planning meeting
called by Supt. Sims, the date of
the appeal was set for June Is
rather than the usual August J.,
so as not to conflict with other
drives.
Mrs. Evelyn Shellabarger, Ser
vice Unit Director, was present
at the meeting and stressed the
many services available to the
community, such as: unemploy-
ment relief, dental care, hospital
care, medical care, visual air, food
and clothing to the underprivi-
legged.
Regional services available in
clude the Booth Memorial Home
and Hospital for unwed mothers
and the Salvation Army's Fresh
Air Camp for children. Also emer-
gency relief to families and in
dividuals.
1t is hoped that everyone in the
community will give generously
to the appeal this year in order
that good service can be given in
time of need.
Although the present appeal
will be conducted by mail, S. H.
Anderson of the Northeastern
Ohio Divisional Headquarters, will
later call on those persons who
did not contribute by mail. The
local committee will appreciate the
full cooperation of all citizens and
welcome contributions ito such a
fine program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-26
Boys STATE AT
PERRY WILL SET
STATE RECORD
Camps Accommodations Per.
nit Legion Posts To Send
More Boys

Due to the larger facilities
available at Camp Perry, over
1000 high school Juniors from
every community in Ohio will at
tend the 1850 Buckeye Boys
State at the Erie Township state
reservation, June 10 through 10.
1t will be the largest attend
ance in the ID years of the
American Legion-operated school
for practical self government.
There will oe 20 cities, divided
into four counties, with elected
and appointed officials to govern
the groups. This will be three
more cities than ever used before.
Counties will be Galbraith, Nc
Quigg, Eden and Cole, named
after the first four Ohio American
Legion Department commanders
to pass away.
The three new cities will be
Kitchen, Coffey and Eaton, nam
ed for past Department comman-
ders. Pete DeWeese, Columbus,
will serve as dean and be in charge
of personnel. National Guard
personnel will handle the feeding.
Ottawa County Legionnaires,
including Paul Lockwood, new as
sistant superintendent at Camp
Perry, will assist during the en-
campment.
William E. Eels, assistant direc-
tor Of the Institute of Practical
Politics, Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity, Delaware, will be chief coun-
sellor of Boys State.
Col. George Mingle of the Ohio
State Highway Patrol, as usual,
will have patrol equipment on the
grounds and his men will super
wise the Boys State Highway Pa
troll.
DR.. Harvey Walker will teach
parliamentary procedure; Carl
Smith will supervise civil service
and William S. Konold will be in
charge of administration
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-26
HIRE BLOOM AS
ART TEAC HE R
Knapke Resigns AS Vocal
Music Teacher; Other
Changes Are Announced

Five changes in, the public
school faculty were announced
this week by Supt. d. d. Sims.
Richard Bloom, a native of this
city and former P. c. H. S. ath-
letic star, has been employed as
art supervisor. He is a recent
graduate of Bowling Green State
University and a World War ii
veteran. His employment marks
the return of art classes to the
curriculum after an absence of
several years.
Luther Luke" Knapke, vocal
music teacher during this school
year, has resigned and his resig-
nation was accepted by the board
of education. Knapke will teach
next fall in his home town of Min
ster, Ohio.
Miss Gwendolyn Battiste, ele-
mentary teacher, has been granted
a one-year leave of absence %
complete her work at Capital Uni
versity in Columbus.
Miss Agnes Duff, former local
teacher who recently has been in
Bakersfield, California, has re-
turned her signed contract for
employment here as a kindergart-
en- teacher.
Miss Patricia Clam, Maumee,
was elected for a third grade po-
sition.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-26
RIVE R SPEED
LIMIT WILL BE
ENFORCED HERE
New HarbOr Master Seeks
Means To Avert Possible
River Tragedies

Tom Gaudern, Port Clinton's
new harbor master, is determined
to crack down on speeding in the
Portage River in an effort to
avert possible accidents and
drownings.
At council meeting Tuesday
evening, Gaudern asked that an
appropriation be made for the
purchase of signs reading "Speed
Limit 5 m. p. h.-No Wake.
One of the signs will be placed
at the harbor entrance, on the
lighthouse pier, and another will
be placed near the Matthews Boat
Company.
AS there is city ordinance
which forbids boat speeding in
the river, the ordinance will be
enforced after the signs are in
place.
Gaudern also asked that spring
boards be installed at the NUM-
cipal dock, Madison Street, so
that boats could be docked there
without fear of damage from the
rough planks. He asked that
Axes spaced eight feet apart be
installed.
The harbor master also said
that someone had dumped oil ir'
the sewer and that the oil had
damaged numerous boats after i.
entered the river. Such action is
deplored and residents doing Il
are asked to dump oil on the
ground rather than down sewers.
In another effort to save lives,
Gaudern asked that flood lights be
installed at the docks, at least
during the summer months, so that
strangers would not walk off tht:
dock and fall into the river.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-26

BOB Eighth Grade
Students Listed

Miss Elizabeth Offerman, acting
county superintendent of schools,
reports 303 pupils are eligible for
promotions from eighth grades into
high schools. The graduation
ceremonies will be neld at l 30
this Saturday afternoon in the
Oak Harbor High School audi
torium, when DR.. Walter Zaugg,
director of Education at Bowling
Green State University, will be
principal speaker.
Total eligible in eighth grade
classes include: Allen Twp, 27;
Graytown- Rocky Ridge, A; Car
roll Twp, Is; Catawba, 8; Erie,
16; North Bass, /; Put-in-Bay, 8;
Clay-Genoa, 81; Gypsum, 25; Har-
lis- Elmore, As; Salem-Oak Har-
Dor, Al, and Danbury, "a.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-26
SCOUT WORKERS.
OPEN CAMPAIGN
Kick Off Breakfast Starts
Drive For Funds To Aid
Area Scouting

Port Clinton's annual Boy Scout
Drive started with the Kick Off
breakfast in the High School cafe
terra Tuesday morning at 1880
when S2 workers enjoyed ham
and eggs.
Chairman NJ. j. Edwards intro
duced Lee Harbottle, chief scout
executive of the Toledo area, who
explained how the money is used
an local Scout training programs,
round table expenses and field SER
vice in this area,
Clinton Baldwin presented a
working plan whereby supporters
of local Scout movements are to
be contacted. Edwin Campbell
and David Griffin, local Scouts,
We're in attendance to act as mes
sengers.
Those who are contributing their
time and services in the short cam
paigm include: Harry Callahan,
Carlton Schwan, Leo Glickman,
Bob Conner, Atty. George
Slaughter, Curtis Kuhnle, Lyle
Mayhem.
Joe Engler, Wilbur Gill, John
Fritz, Bill Phipps, Jack Lay, Rev.
Paul Mueller, Sylvester Fritz,
Henry Cowgirl, Ron Lenhart, d.
l.. Mackey, George Bankey, Har-
vey Snider, John Anderson, Carl
Heckler.
Mrs. A. w. Chapman, Mrs. De-
linta Zetzer, DR., Kenneth Carter,
M. j. Edwards, Donald Hoffman,
Ted Nissen, Stan Larson, William
Eberle, Ray Howerth, Mayor Carl
Becker, Manuel Nossaman.
Lawrence Ludwigsen, DR.. Don.
aid Burke, William Nicholson
Averill Budd, Gordon Connor
Virgil Fritz, Harold Reitz, Atty.
John Reinheimer, Donald Sanders
Dan Griffin, Joe Morgan and Ray
Sperber.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-26
Chamber Fights
Statesmen Visits

Port Clinton residents who have
been plagued constantly by maga
zine statesmen this spring are urg-
ed not to buy anything from the
out-of town workers unless they
have been approved by the Cham
Der of Commerce, and can produce
such written authorization.
Too many solicitors are touring
the city without any such authori-
zation. Whenever local police no.
tice these magazine crews, they
are asked to register at the po-
lice station. This is merely 9,
precautionary measure and is not
an authorization to solicit.
If every housewife would CO.
operate and refuse to buy maga-
zines from unauthorized solicitors,
the visitors would go elsewhere.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-26
| AFER PL. A N S
COLUMBUS SHOW
Catawba Man To Present
Fireworks Spectacle At
Red Bird Stadium

Later Enterprises, of which
Howard L. Later, Catawba Island,
is manager, will present the gi-
gantic fireworks spectacle, "Amer-
lea Forever" in Red Bird baseball
stadium, Columbus, June 1
through 4.
Later had planned the spec
tacle eight years ago but supplies
were scarce during the war years.
The Columbus show will be his
initial presentation.
This patriotic pageant in fire.
works" runs for two hours. In
cluded in the pyrotechnics will be
a 30-foot Statue of Liberty,
scene which features a battle be-
tween land forces, airplanes and
battleships, "God Bless America"
and many other spectacles.
Over 750 Roman candles, $50
wheel color pots, 325 stationary
fountains, 80 merry go rounds,
700 wheel drivers, 10000 feet Of
fuse, 10000 iances and hundreds
of other items will be used each
night.