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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30

Visoki speliojirnai apie Sta
lima kartais atrodo ir itartini
Apie visus tokius diktatorius
sklinda ivairiu gandu, kuriuose
labai sunku atskirti fantazija
nuo tiesos.
Prisiminkime tik Hitleri
kick budavo kalbu apie j, kad
jau neteko balso, kad jau Mrs
ia ir tt. Pasirode, kad daugelis
tQ gandu buvo per ankstyvi.
Apie Stalina irgi nuolat kar-
tojasi ivairus gandai, pagal ku-
riuos jau jo nebebutu Shame
pasaulyje, jeigu jie visi b1tu
tikri. Tai suprantama, mes dar
nei vienas tironas nesilaike taip
apsistates sargybomis ir pasi-
Slopes nuo zmoniQ, kaip Stall
mas. Del to ir susidaro palanki
dirva speliojimams. Be abejo,
tuose ganduose yra ir teisybes,
tik patikrinti, kas teisybe, yra
beveik neimanoma.
Paskutiniu metu taciau iskilo
aiksten speliojimai, kurie ne
atrodo visai be pamato.
Maskvos laikrasciuose buvo
isspausdinta Stalino fotografi-
ia, kurioje Stalinas matomas,
kaip jis balsuoja (pats uz sa-
veD.
NEWSWEEK redakcijai 81
fotografiia pasirode kick itarti-
ma. Pasiknise savo archyvuose
jie RADIO kita Stalino fotografija
padaryta prizes keleta metu, dar
karui neipusejus. Ir nuostabus
dalykas: toj senojoj fotografi-
joj, ir dabartinej, padarytoj siq
metu kovo IL diena, Stalino
galva ir kepure visai tokia patti,
kiekvienu bruozu, kiekvienu Sc
seliu. Skirtumas prasideda tik
nuo apykakles -.
Isiziurejus tas abb fotogra-
fijas, visiskai aisku, kad prie
naujos balsuotojo fotografiios
yra prideta kita Stalino galva,
is fotografijos, karo metu nu-
imtos kariuomenes parade. Ten
Stalino veidas atrodo daug jau-
nesnis, grazesnis.
Iskilo klausimas, ar Stalinas
is viso balsavo? Ar tai io paties
milne naujoj fotografijoj ma
toma, ar tai yra kitas zmogus,
apvilktas karine milne, ir tik
prie jo prideta Stalino galva ?
Ar tai tik ''pajauninimo" tiks-
lu sitokia fotografija spausdina-
ma laikrasciuose, ar yra kas
daugiau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30
IA y S y
vISUOMENEJE
Lietuviskos knygos
bibliotekose

Didesniuose miestuose apsi
gyvene naujakuriai, ypac jauni.
mas, daugeliu atveju kaz kaiE
netycia aptiko, kad miestu bi.
bliotekose yra ir lietuvisku kny.
gu. Pasirodo, kai kur ju yrs
net CANA daug, geru, kartais
ir tokiu, kuriu nebegalima ME.
kur gauti.
Biblioteku vedejai pasteoejc
nauja reiskini: staiga atgijo lie,
tuvisku knygu pareikalavimas
O kai kuriu biblioteku vedejai
sake, jog jau daugel metu, kair
niekas pas JUGS nera paklauses
lietuviskos knygos -.
siuo metu jau daug kur lie
tuviskuose biblioteku skyriuose
vyksta CANA gyva apyvarta.
Kai kuriose musu organizaci-
jose dar tebesirengiama svars-
tyti klausima, kaip cia- surin-
kus lesu ir kaip nupirkus lie
tuvisku knygu j Americas mics
tu bibliotekas.
Tuo tarpu, taip klausima be-
svarstant, naujausias lietuviskas
jaunimas j -. jau issprende
Ir labai paprastu budu: uzpludo
bibliotekas, reikalaudami lietu-
visku knygu. Rezultas bi-
bliotekos jau kreipiasi lietu-
visku laikrasciu redakcijas. tel
raudamosis, kur ir kokiu lietu-
visku knygu jos galetu gauti.
Perka ir moka gryna piniga
nesideredamos -.
Musu besikuriantiems knygu
platinimo centrams reiktu pa
sinaudoti ia proga: susirinkti
is visq didesniuju lietuviu kolo-
niju miestu biblioteku adresus
ir pasillyti JOINS knygas. Bus
dvejopas laimikis. 0 kad tos
bibliotekos pasiulymais labiau
dometusi, visiems - iaunimui
ir suaugusiems - reikia rasti
daugiau laiko ir nueiti j biblio-
texas, teirautis lietuvisku kny-
GU, jomis naudotis.
Oar vienas svarbus klausi-
mas. Pastebima, kad raudonoji
propaganda mokejo savo laiku
rasti kelia j bibliotekas. Zinc il
ta kelia ir dabar. Biblioteku We
dejai, kad ir visai nelinke tai
propaganda talkininkauti, ne
mokedami ietuviskai, negali at
sklrtl HetuVlsku knygu tarpe,
kas yra kas. Cia vietines kultu-
rines organizaciios turetu susi-
-upinti ir ateiti talka bibliote-
koms. Ka bibliotekos SUI knygo-
mis- darys - iu reikalas, bet
padeti jiems susigaudvti, kas
yra literature ir kas diversine
propaganda yra lietuvisku kul-
tnriniu organizaciju pareiga.
Kulturinems organizacijoms yra
bntina sueiti kontakta SUI tomis
ssarbiomis kulturos istaigomis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30
Sis DIRVOS numeris

isleidziamas 20 puslapiq, todel
issiunciamas viena diena veliau
Daugelis Clevelando prekybos
bel pramones imoniu sveikina
skaitytojus Velyku proga. Gle
velandieciams skaitytojams pri-
tiktu kaip tik is ju tarpo pasi-
rinkti imones, kai reikia atitin-
kamu patarnavimu. Nurodykite
tokiu atveju,, kad adresa suzi-
nojote is sveikinimo DIRVOJE.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30
Tragiskas nesusip-atimas

Gushing, Oklahama, mieste-
lyle viena Selma issirase pora
tremtiniu, lenku, kilusiu is So
vietines Ukrainos. lKaip buvo
dokumentuose parasyta, taip ir
buvo vykdoma: garantiju da-
vejai pasamde tuos tremtinius
prie savo nanny darbo.
Abeji buvo patenkinti: Sci
mininkai darbininkais,o darbinin-
kai darbu ir seimininkais. Visa
nelaime isejo is to. kad atvy-
keliai nemokejo angliskai ir kad
pavarde buvo Sal.
Paskutiniu metu jie betrius-
dami kambariuose pradejo is
radio girdeti tokius zodzius
Moscow, Stain, Gubichev, Spy.
Pirmuosius du zodzius jie ge-
raj suprato. Kas yra Gubicev
= nezinojo, bet suprato, kad
tai rusiska pavarde. Bet blo-
giausiai buvo su tue "spy" (sni-
pas). Jiems atrode, kad radio
Wis mini Sal, tai yra ju pavar-
de-. ir pasidare sau isvada:
kad Stalinas is Maskvos iesko
kaz kokio Gubicevo ir Sal.
Abu pasidare labai nervingi.
Moteris daznai viena sau be-
ldirbdama verkdavo. seimininkai
negalejo issiklausti, kas yra, tik
moteris kartojo, kad Jack ka-
put, Prowska kaput" (Jack ir
Prowska = ju vardai, ar bent
seimininkai JUGS taip vadino).
Po kick laiko moteriai protar-
piais pradejo paralizuoti ranka.
Gydytojas patikrines pasake,
kad tai grynai nervinis reiski-
nys.
| Apsilankius vienai moteriai,
kuri kalba ukrainiskai, pagaliau
paaiskejo ju susinervinimo prize
zastis. Taciau vyro nebuvo ga
lima itikinti, kad tai ne jo var
da radijas kartoja -.
Jis tvirtino: "As zinau, jie
ateis names paimti. Nebeturiu
vilties. Astuonerius metus IT,
lkejausi, kad jau istrukau, bet
jau daugiau nebeturiu vilties.
Jei JUS negalit pasitiketi savo
vaikams, tai juo labiau mega
lit pasitiketi svetimiems".
Viena vakara seimininkai
rengesi isvykti meskerioti. O
items pasirode, kad seimininkai
Itycia isvaziuoja, nenoredami SUI
sitikti su slaptaja policija, ku-
ri atvyks ju submit.
| Kita ryta vyriskis dingo.
zmona isb6go ieskoti ir RADIO -,
garaze pasikorusi ant vienos is
tq virviu, kuriomis suristus at
sivez6 Is Europos savo daiktus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30
SIOJE SALYJE

REIKsMINGA BYLA issprende
apeliacinis teismas tulos Doro-
thy Bailey byloje. Ji buvo US
Employment Service tarnauto-
ia. Gavo $4,000 per metus. Bet
atsirado pranesimu, kad il da-
lyvauja komunistu veikloie. j
valstybes saugumo sumetimais
IS tarnybos buvo atleista. Del
to j iskele byla teisme. il pri-
state apie 60 paliudiiimu. kad
j nera komuniste. Tuo tarn,
kaltinamieji pranesimai buvo
anonlminiai. il skundlziasi. kad
atlelsta is tarnybos neteisetai
mes skundai prizes ia buve ne
pamatuoti ir visiskai nejrodyti.
Apeliacinis teismas taciau
Bailey skunda atmete. Teismas
nurode, kad tais atsitikimais.
kaip privataus asmens teise an
slkerta su valstybes teise vals-
tyoes saugumo klausime. vals-
tyoes saugumo interesai per-
sveria privataus asmens into
resus.
Teismas pripazino, kad pries
oveJus metus prezidento Tru-
mano lsakymu paskelbtoji w.
rlausybes Lojalumo programa
IRA konstitucine. sioje byloie
konstitucija nepalieciama, mes.
kalp teismas nurode, konstitu-
clJa niekam negarantuoja teises
butt samdomam 'valstybes tar
nyboje. Todel valdziai nera rel
kalo tureti formalius tarnautoio
nelojalundo irodymus, jei il ma
no, kad jis nebegali tarnyboje
pasilikti del pavojaus valstybes
saugumui.
il gall atleisti tarnautoja wien
tik del to, kad nepasitiki jo
lojalumu, kad turi irodymu, jog
jis galetu padaryti valstybes
saugumui pavojingu zygiu.
Dorothy Bailey dar gall kreip-
tis j paskutine teismo instan-
cija, j Auksciausiaji Teisma, ku-
rio sprendimas butu galutinis.
MCCARTHY tesla kova SUI Vals-
ltybes Departamentu del komu-
nistu isiveisimo, bet CANA nevy-
kusiai.
Pradzioje jis zadejo nurody-
tt 81 asmenis Valstybes Depar-
tamente, turincius komunistu
partijos nariu bilietus. Paskui
jis pareiske, kad pasakysias tik
viena pavarde zmogaus, kuris
buves savo laiko Hisso virsinin-
kas ir kuris tuo paciu metu bu-
yes vyriausias sovietp snipas
Jungtinese Valstybese.
McCarty pareiske: tuo tarpu
nekalbesiu apie kitus, bet del
sito savo kaltinimus irodysiu,
arba krisiu. Jei cia neirodysiu,
kitu mano kaltinimu galesit
rimtai nebepriimti -.
Jis nurode j Owen baltimore,
kuris, pasirodo, tarnaves Waist.
Departamente tik prizes S metus
ir tik a menesius, bet siuo metu
pasiustas j Afganistana Jungt.
Tautu delegacijoje. McCarty del
jo pareiske, kad irodymai yra
FBI zinioje. Taciau FBI virsi-
ninkas sako, kad pas il irodymu
nera. Vienintelis dalykas apie
baltimore ia prasme zinomas,
kad jis po karo buvo nepalan-
kios nuomones apie Ciankaiseko
rezima ir ia jo nuomone yra pri-
sidejusi prie susidarymo dabar-
tines padeties Kinijoje. Vyrau-
ia nuomone, kad McCarty kitu
lrodymu neturi. Todel stipreja
lsitikinimas, kad jis ta kova
pradejo tusciomis rankomis, pa
gadindamas reikala net ir tue
atveju, jei is esrn6s kaltinimai
ir bdtu teisingi.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
PATROL BOAT is.
BAY BRIDGE AID.
Highway Patrol Aid Equip
ment To Save Lives In
Water MiShapS

Now available tc aid in rescue
work in this area is a new 15-foot
boat, purchased by the Ohio State
Highway Patrol, and stationed at
the Bay Bridge post.
Powered by 10-horse out
board motor, the boat is equipped
with all types of life saving
equipment and will be used ex-
clusively for emergency work.
The boat will be carried on a
small two-wheel trailer and can
be transported to any part of the
state at any time. 1t also has
two-way radio walkietalkie so
that units operating the boat can
be in constant communication
with either patrol cars or the post.
Patrolmen at the Bay Bridge
post are undergoing instructions
under American Red Cross super
vision.
Col. George Mingle, commander
of the Ohio State Highway Pa
troll, states that experience and
knowledge gained by the service
at Bay Bridge will be the deciding
factor in purchase of other boats
to be stationed at patrol posts
along the Ohio river.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
LAKESIDE PROGRAMS ANNOUNCED
FOR REMAINDER OF SEASON

Hal and Ruby Halbrook will
present their Theatre of Great
Personalities" in Hoover Auditor
ium, Lakeside, this Friday eve-
ming. A program of folk music,
81 Come For To Sing" is sched-
uled for Saturday evening.
DR.. o. v. Anderson, LAGRANGE,
Illinois, will preach the morning
sermon Sunday, while the after
noon concert will be by the Ere
mont Modern Woodmen Band and
the evening address will be by
Bishop Arthur j. Moore, Atlanta.
Programs for the remainder of
the summer are as follows:
July 1.-Two short operas,
Quinn School of Music.
July 18-Concert, Robert Mar
shall, lyric tenor.
July 19-Address, Bishop Ar
thur ]. Moore, Atlanta.
July 20-Motion picture.
July 21--Address, Mrs. Ruth
Wheaton Meeker, editor, "The
Methodist Woman"
July % Concert, Harmony
Masters.
July 23-Morning sermon, DR..
T. 2. Koo, Gainesville, Fla; af-
ternoon, Shelby American Legion
Band; evening concert, Ohio Con-
ference Methodist Chorus.
July % - Sarah Aevelle, So
prano, and Guthrie Frye, tenor.
July 25-"Cavalcade of Voices"
"Wild" Bill Ames; and "An Even
ing of Hypnotism.' Howard
Klein.
July 26-Address, Bishop Don
aid H. Tippett, San Francisco.
July 27-Motion picture.
July 2S-Address, DR.. w. J.
Faulkner, dean of Fisk Univer-
sity; music, Phillis Wheatley Oc-
tette, Cleveland.
July 29-Concert, "The Musi-
'canters," mixed chorus, Pitts
burgh.
July 30-Morning sermon, Dr.
CASTOR Foote, Dayton; afternoon
concert, Bellevue Community band;
evening, organ concert, DR.. Mar
shall Bidwell, Pittsburgh.
July 31-Concert, Quinn School
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
Lakeside Singers
At Kiwanis Meet

Members of the Lakeside Mixed
Quartette, under the direction of
Miss Doris Quinn of the Quinn
School of Music, Cleveland, pre-
sented the program Wednesday
noon at the Kiwanis Club meet
ing in the E. U. B. Church.
Singing were Dawn Taylor, so
prano, Laurel, Mississippi; Mac
Brigance Gill, Port Clinton con-
tralto; Ralph Pruitt, Chicago ten
or; Roland Gansman, Chicago
baritone, and Mrs. Ralph Pruitt,
accompanist.
G. A. Ronk, representing the
Lake Worth, Florida, Kiwanis
Club, presented the local club with
cocoanut gavel with greetings
from the Lake Worth members.
President Francis Mekus and Raw
Boiler attended the district meet
at Plum Brook in Sandusky, Wed
nesday, while, William Timblin
Tom Hcllingsworth, Howard Full
ton and A. S. Pitman competed
in the district golf tournament.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
FUN NIGHT SET
TO RAISE FUNDS
Merchants Plan More Events
AS Benefits For Lake
Front Project

AS a preview to a more elab-
crate celebration to be held in
August, the Merchants Associa-
ton will sponsor a fun night in
Waterworks Park Thursday eve
ming, July 20, for the benefit of
additional cat-tail clean up along
the lake front.
Christmas tree lighting will be
used under the trees and the
Scout organizations are invited to
sell refreshments for their own
benefit.
Mayor Carl Becker expects an
other 100 loads of dirt for the
lake front project with the re-
building of several streets in this
city. Becker has been the spark
plug in the Merchants Associa
ton towards cleaning up, beauti-
flying and re-claiming the "Cat
Tail Drive.
Bill Winnie, George Bankey and
Ted Nissen, who are in charge
of the program, will use the Mer-
chants new public address mobile
unit to publicize the event.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
New Commander
Arrives at Depot
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members from their visits to
Washington and is glad to renew
associations with them.
A native o. Delaware, Col
Webb accepted his appointment to
the U. S. Military Academy and
graduated with a degree of
Bachelor of Science in the class
of 1927. He has continued his
Army service ever since, spending
three years in overseas service in
England and France during World
War ii. He is a graduate of the
Infantry School, the Motor Trans
port School and the Command
and General Staff School. He re-
ceived his Master Of Science in
Mechanical Engineering from the
University of Michigan. At the
close of the war, and until the
past year, he served first as execu-
tive officer and then as chief of
the Maintenance Division of the
Ordnance Department in Wash
ington, ID. G. During the past
year he completed a course of
study at the Industrial College of
the Armed Forces at Fort Lesley
j. McNair, Washington, d. C.
Col. Webb has been in the Ord
nance Department since 1943,
serving prior to that time in the
motor transport service of the
Quartermaster Corps and in the
Infantry.
Col. and Mrs. Webb and 12-
year-old son, Jimmy, like Erie, are
most happy at being here, hope to
remain for long time, and plan
to enjoy all the natural recrea-
tional features of this vacation
land.
Jimmy, who will enroll in the
sixth grade at Immaculate Con-
ccption parochial school in Port
Clinton next fall, is already an
ardent fisherman.
Col. Webb's hobbies are photo
graphy and woodworking, and for
recreation he likes golf and fish
ing. Mrs. Webb is interested in
ceramics and puppet shows.
A reception honoring Col. and
Mrs. Webb will be held Friday
night at the Officers Mess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
Award Contracts
At Ordnance Depot

Erie Ordnance Depot has award
ed contracts totaling approximate
ly $325,000 within the past 30
day period. report from Maj.
James S. Benson, post engineer
at the depot, reveals.
The largest contract, which was
for $196,000, was let to T. o.
Murphy, Oberlin, and covers the
installation of new overhead and
underground steamline system
with condensate pumps and re-
turn lines.
Successful, bid111lr Tor the re-
modelling of the post power plant
and the construction of a primary
switching station was the Collier
Construction Company, Cleveland.
This contract was for $4,000.
The Taylor Electric Company,
Toledo, was awarded a. contract
calling for the replacement of the
existing fire alarm cable system
on the post. This was for $10,-
600.
A contract for the regarding
and seeding of igloos at Plum
Brook Sub-Post, Sandusky, a sub
installation of Erie Ordnance De-
pot, was awarded to the Ashmore
Construction Company, Macomb
Illinois. The first partial con-
tract for this work, let recently,
was for $4,000.
The Fairfield Painting and
Sheetlng Company, Cleveland, was
the successful bidders for tho
contract for interior decoration of
post quarters and other buildings.
A partial contract for $4,000 was
given for this work.
Elam p. Sabroske, Fremont
was awarded contract for $500
covering the installation of tcle-
metering system.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14

A woman wants men to have a
good time in a woman's way.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14

New Supply Scratch Pads, l5c
Id. Ottawa County News. Office.
22-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
Chigger Hints
May Be Helpful

If you are bothered with CHG
gers-and most people have been
this summer-T. H. Parks, ex-
tension entomologist at Ohio
State University, has some sug-
gestions that may make life on
the lawn more pleasant.
He says repellants containing
dimethyl thallate are the most
effective. This solution should be
applied around the tops of stock
ings, or in a band around the
ankles. He cautions against in
discriminate use because the
chemical stains some fabrics.
Once the chigger's got you,
Parks recommends treating the
affected portions of the skin with
a 5 to 10 per cent solution of
benzocaine in alcohol.
There is no positive method
yet devised for treating yards
and lawns to eliminate chiggers,
but Parks says many people have
found dusting the lawn with
powdered sulphur helps. He sug-
gests the cheapest grade of sui
phur available, and applying it
generously to the lawn with a
dust gun.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14

Of Music.
| Aug. 1 - Concert, Cavallaires
Male Quartet.
Aug. Address, DR.. CASTOR
Foote.
Aug. 3-Dutton Concert Trio.
Aug. 4-Motion picture.
Aug. 5-"Speaking of People" ,"
John Henry Faulk.
Aug. 6-Morning sermon, DR..
Eugene Smith, New York City;
afternoon concert, Clyde Commun-
ity Band; evening address, Hon.
Brooks Hays, Little Rock.
Aug. 7-Concert, Veterans of
Foreign Wars Band.
Aug. 8 - Concert, Columbian
Singers.
Aug. 9-Address, DR.. Eugene
Smith, New York City.
Aug. 10-Motion picture.
Aug. 11--Vivian Della Chiesa,
soprano.
Aug. 12 - Concert, Cleveland
Male Chorus.
Aug. 13-Morning sermon, DR..
Roy l.. Smith, publishing agent of
the Methodist Church; afternoon
concert, Woodville American Le-
gion Band; evening address, X.
G. LeTourneau, Poughkeepsie,
N. Y.
Aug. ID - Veterans Hospital
Program.
Aug. 15-Opera, "The Goyes-
cas-" Quinn School of Music.
Aug. 16-AGdress, DR.. Roy l..
Smith.
Aug. 17-Motion picture.
Aug. 18-Donald Dame, Lyric
tenor.
Aug. 10 Address, "On the
Horizon in Science" DR.. Gerald
Wendt.
Aug. 20-Morning sermon, DR..
f. Benson Perkins, Manchester,
England; afternoon concert, Co
lumbian High School Band; eve
ming address, Hon. Robert A. Taft.
Aug. 21-Program to be an
nounced.
Aug. 22-Home Talent Night.
Aug. 23-Address, DR.. E. Ben
son Perkins.
Aug. 24--Motion picture.
Aug. 25-"Exploring the Ma
rine Underworld" Marguerite
Shoemaker, and "Roberta" an
opera in miniature, Olive ONeil.
Aug. 26-Parade of Barbershop
Quartet.
Aug. 27-Morning sermon, DIR.
Harvey c. Hahn, Dayton; after
noon concert, Green Springs Band;
evening program to be announced.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
KURTZ IMPROVES

Adam kurtz, veteran local busi-
nessman, is recovering in his
Adams Street home after suffer
ing a slight stroke Saturday
night. He was patient in Ma
gruder Hospital earlier in tie
week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
SPAYD IN HOSPITAL

William "Bill' Spayd, popular
manager of the Lake Shore Dairy,
underwent an abdominal operation
Monday forenoon in Lakeside Hos
pital, Cleveland.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
ON HONOR ROLL

Jack E. Coyle, Port Clinton,
junior engineering student at the
University of Toledo, having an
average of 2.7 out of a possible
80, was among those named to
the honor roll for the second
semester.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14

A Democratic Paper Serving
Port Clinton and Ottawa County
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
ROFKAR IN TOLEDO

Albert Rofkar, 512 Monroe
Street, was taken to Toledo Hos
pital, Monday, for treatment of
a blood clot in his leg.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14

One swallow does not make a
summer-but it doesn't take many
to cause a fall.
Evening star., 1950-03-08
Why Grow Old?
Why Grow Old?
To Sell Your Product

In reading over some outlines
of talks given at a few of the
career and small business clinics
presented by the Woman's Divi-
sion of the New York State Depart
ment of Commerce, noted one
Titled, Buyer Approach" One
heading in this talk was your
self" I noticed that many of the
points emphasized can be applied
to general living.
Many capable women who are
interviewed for jobs fail to get one
because of personal appearance or
some lack in personality, or failure
in promoting the personality they
have. After all, we are all doing
some sort Of a job and personal
appearance and personality have a
drastic impact even when your
career is in the home!
No ! in the talk said, Dress
carefully. First impressions count
Your appearance reflects what
you have to offer. and also
| If it is good, aids you in gaining
poise and self-assurance." We all
know this and yet fail to take it
into consideration. Contrary to
popular opinion, offices and busi-
nesses do not want sirens. They
want intelligent. capable, enthusi-
astic women. Charm helps if it
lis charm which is based on appro-
lpriateness, a well-balanced out
look. naturalness and vitality. Be
we'll groomed and dress appro-
priately for the occasion whether
Iyou are in your home or looking
for a job.
No. 2 on the list said, "Ask
for the buyers by name. Take
a tip from the successful insur-
ance saleman. Prepare for the
interview by finding out as much
as you can about the store and
the buyer you wish to see.'
If you are going to see about a
position of some sort, certainly il
would be wise to learn all you car
about what the employer wants
In social life the same thing i.
true. Humans are tremendously
flattered and are automatically
drawn to you if you were in
terested enough in them to learr
and remember their names, anc
to ask about the things they are
doing. If this is not natural tt
you at first, do it anyway, just al
a smart move. Later on you will
find that this objective viewpoint
has enriched your life and that