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Evening star., 1950-12-20
Society News
Christmas Cheer Predoninotes at Fetes;
Douglos-VoIentine Enqoqement Is Told

Christmas decorations with gaily
lighted trees made festive back
ground at the many and varied
parties yesterday. Associate Jus.
tice and Mrs. william o. Dougla.
formally announced the engage.
ment of their daughter Mildred
to Mr.. Robert Valentine at a 6.
to-8-o'clock party. Otner festivi.
ties on the calendar included {
welcome back to the Capital and 6
farewell party.
Associate Justice and Mrs
Douglas and their daughter re.
celved their guests in the pleasan,
drawing room of their apartment,
at 2029 Connecticut avenue. The
hostess wore becoming gown o1
navy blue with a moderately short
skirt and Miss Douglas was in 8
perky black taffeta dress with s
short very full skirt. The hostes.
wore gardenias and her daughter
q spray of camellias.
The apartment was bright with
Christmas reds and greens with 6
lighted tree and assisting were
Miss Florence Douglas of Bronx.
vile, N. Y. niece of Associate
Justice Douglas. who will be with
them until tomorrow. Miss Margoi
Mcguire, a classmate of Mis-.
Douglas at Whitman College whc
also is home for the holidays, was
the other contemporary of the
honor guest assisting yesterday.
Alternating at the prettily ap-
pointed tea table were Mrs. Wal
ter Wyatt, Mrs. Samuel O. Clark
Mrs. Thomas Corcoran, Mrs. Rob-
ert Sherrod, Mrs. Walter Lau-
chelm and Mrs. William Allen.
Miss Douglas, who was pre-
sented to society two years ago
will be graduated from Whitman
College in June and the wedding
probably will take place in the
WeSC aICer Cne summer recess of
the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Valentine is the son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Vey Valentine of Seattle.
Wash, and now is associated with
the Carnation Milk Co. in Pasa-
dena. Calf. During World War
II he served with the Navy. He
was unable to come East for the
announcement party.
Mrs. Chovez Hostess
Mrs. Chavez. wife of Senator
Dennis Chavez, gave a tea yester-
DAY for Sonora de Marc and Sen
ora de Michels, wives of former
Chilean Ambassadors to Washing
ton. The honor guests have a wide
Evening star., 1950-12-20

Miss Ruth Patricia Propes be-
came the bride of Mr.. Swebston
Sims Howell, jr.. December 16 at
the Calvary Methodist Church
The Rev. Wark Curry performed
the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin
Propes of Arlington. The groom
is the son of Mr.. Howell of Bir-
mingham, Ala. Following a we'd
ding trip to New York the couple
will make their home in Ventura,
Calf. where the groom Is sta
toned with the Navy.
Evening star., 1950-12-20

University of Minnesota, where
she was a member of Alpha XII
Delta sorority. She is now an en-
sign in the Navy, stationed with
the Defense Department in WASH
ington.
Comdr. Steen was graduated
from the U. S. Naval Academy in
1889 and is now on the staff Of
the Commander, Amphibious
Forces. Atlantic Fleet, in Norfolk,
Va.
Evening star., 1950-12-20

Miss Ann Dorothy Mallos, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Basil
Mallos, and Mr.. William Robert
Sinclair, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard w. Sinclair Of Chevy
Chase, Md, were married Decem-
ber 16 in st. Johns Episcopal
Church in Bethesda, the Rev. Will
liam F. Creighton officiating.
Miss Ruth Morgan was the
brides only attendant and Mr..
William Shape served as best man.
The reception was held at Hotel
24OO.
Evening star., 1950-12-20
SHE'E ENGAGED-SHE'S LOVELY,

A very unhappy situation is de-
scribed in this letter: "Some time
ago I borrowed a large sum of
money to help a friend of mine
out of a jam. We are no longer
on speaking terms and he has
made no attempt to repay me.
am still paying the loan company
and it has been putting a dent in
my small income. How can I 60
about asking him for the money
or at least some of it. We live
in the same neighborhood and it
would be easy to go to see him.
Or do you think a letter would
be better? Please, may I have
your advice"
If you have his promissory note
the person to go to see him is a
lawyer. If you have no note, il
will be best to ask friend you
have in common to remind him
of his debt.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07


II & NJ HATTERS
Wholesale and Retail RenOyatir~
Hats Made to Order
For Service Please Ask For Bud
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Fresh Meats and Groceries
Hours 3 A. NJ. to $3.50 p. M.
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WASHING AND GREASING
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Roofing. Cutters, Downspouts, Sky
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED
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SHARES GROCERY s. MARKET
Quality Meats, Live Poultry, Fresh
DAN SHAR, Prop.
213 e. 31st ST. CA. 5-7956
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SIMPSONS GROCERY & MARKET
Fresh Meats and Poultry
Select Groceries q FREE DELIVERY
James Sampson, Prop.
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BLACKS PRESCRIPTION
y LABORATORY
Prescriptions Exclusively. We Deliver
Jerome w. Black, r. PHI.
Jeanette A. DuBOse, II. PHI.
Charles A. johnson, r. Phi.
4308 S. So. Park AT. 5-4195
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POWE GROCERY
Meats, Groceries. Fruits, Vegetables
James P0we, Harry Pilot, props.
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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07


THOMA GLASS SERVICE
Everything In Glass, Furniture
Glass Tops, Auto Safety Glass
Mirrors, Resilvering
John Parks, Prop.
1927 S. Indiana CA.5-2013
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Burnham Park Beach Apartments
Annie Head, Mgr.
300 Ellis CA. 5000
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IRON FIREMAN MFG. co.
11O1 w. Adams st.
MO. $4,000
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Compliments of
ARCHIBALD B. MARX
1856 Cottage Grove AT. 5-6819
BOYD PRODUCTS CO.. INC.
Use Formula BPS an Ointment for the
Scalp. Formerly Tone-Gro). Stops Fall
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Everyone'e Hair and Scalp Trouble
Endorsed BY Doctors
See us today for Scientific Treatment
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NO. 7-7170
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STROBE LAKEWOOD HOTEL
Beautiful Dining Room and Cocktail
C. MATTHEW'S, Resident Mgr.
VIM. WYATT, Assist. Resident Mgr.
$50 e. lakewood Blvd. AT. $500
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GOODWILL CREDIT CLOTHING
Clothing for the Entire Family
Charles Oberman, Prop.
S. Oberman, Adv. Mgr.
3416-18 S. STATE ST. CA. $3.50
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LAKE OPTICAL co.
DIR. George Schrenzel, Optometrist
EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED
"a HOUR SERVICE
SO e. 4srd ST. AT. 5-O90S
THE BRIEE LITE CLEANERS
wish to extend Seasons Greetings and
best wishes for Happy Prosperous
New Year t all our customers and
friends
w. SHEPHERD, Prop.
7I4 E. 43rd Street Drexel 3-31O9
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Crescent Apartment Hotel
Evelyn Dennis, Mgr.
4O65 S. Ellis GA. 1926
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07

THE MODERNISTIC VALET SHOP
Takes this opportunity to send Seasons
Greetings and best wishes for Happy
Prosperous New Year to our many
I friends and customers
We Specializing i'm Cleaning and Re-
pairing.
40 f. 10th KenwOOd 6-5917
JOSEPH Il. COLLINS, Prop.
KENWOOD 6-5915
]. M. TAYLOR CLEANING
Bring it in or let us pick it up
Top Quality Cleaning
Custom Tailors Re Stylers
1912 Cottage Grove vi. 2-6s5e
BUSY BEE CLEANERS
Willie Ball & Fanny Hall, Prpps.
All E. 33rd St. CA. 5-570S
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Archer Stoker Sales Co.
Mrs. Bagdon, Prop.
4101 S. Archer LA. 1888
THE MYERCORD CO.
Worlds Largest Designers and
Manufacturers Of Decalcomania
1923 w. Lake st. ES. $500
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Standard Boiler & Tank Go.
Licensed Contractors. Repairing
Of all Types of High & low
Pressure Boilers. Day & Night
Service. Night Phone BE.8-o840
524 w. 42nd st. 30. 1886
r. D. KATE AUTO
CONSTRUCTION co.
r. D. Katz, Prop.
7 E. 18th St.. CA. 5-4414
WORLD LAUNDRY, INC.
Joseph O'DonnelI, Mgr.
400 Rockwell KE. o-1O07
THE CLIPPER CLEANERS and OVERS
Send our Customers and friends Sea-
sous trreetings ami best wishes for a
Hannv Prosperous New Year
I. Specializing in Mems Hand made Hats
Slip Covers, Expert Hat Cleaning
! j. COLEMAN. Prop.
| 31O3 s. Wentworth Ave. CA. 5-O5OS
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07
Eczema Itching,
sBurning-Distress
Gets Quick Ease and Comfort

Get bottle of stainless, powerful
penetrating Moone's Emerald Oil.
The very first application should give
1ou comforting relief and few short
treatments convince you that you
nave at last found the way to over
come the intense itching and dis
5ress. Moones Emerald Oil is easy
and simple to use-greaseless-
ess- economical promotes healing.
Ask for Moone's Emerald Oil. Salts
faction or money back-goo0 drurC
FistS everywhere. q
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07

Ell SEGUNDO, CALIF-The U.S. Navys experimental rocket
plane the Douglas D55s2 kyroket handled carefully
other item of delicate laboratory equipment
Fuehauf designed mobile mother unit ID feet wide and fee
wnches and which roll the yroket aboard simple
for fueng and servcing the entire plane As
propeants used the crafts rocket and tubojet
highly volatile the traerrg constructed to afford increased
against hazards The units efficiency has worth
while savings of operation time and permits the optmu
skyroeke for the benefit Of American aviation science %
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07
Pain

or quick, delightfully."- Comforting help 70
cheS and pains of Rheumatism, Arthritis
ieuritis, Iumbago, Sciatica, or Neuralgia tr
,omind. Works through the blood. First dos
sually starts alleviating pain so you cal
Iork. enjoy life and sleep more comfortable
ret Romind ag'druggist today. Quick, com
lete satisfaction or money back guarantees
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07
Sunbeam Heating & Air

Sunbeam Heating & Air
Conditioning Co., Inc.
Repairing & Maintenance Service
for all makes Of heating Equip
ment.
1919 w. 18th St. CA. 6-4024
Wabash Wine and Liquors
Harold Gbuld, Prop.
235 E. 31st. vi. 2-2266
United Optical Co., Inc.
Wilbert Kendall, Pres.
3460 S. State St. DA. 6-2194
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07

10 Our many TRENDS and patrons
wish to extend the
SEASONS GREETINGS
NJ. E. Wines and Son
Real Estate
6202 So. Cottage Grove Ave.
Plaza 2-5795
F. OLSON
when It's Your Move Let Us
Know" Expressing & Moving
Coal By The Bags
6023 S. State st. NO. 7-1o04
WALTER MOORE & SON
Wholesale Fruits & Vegetables
Walter Moore, Prop.
416 E. 46th Pl. KE. 6-1o54
PALMER HOSIERY CO.
David E. Palmer, Prop.
7191a w. Maxwell HA. 1887
Il
MORTENSON ROOFING co.
"a E. Lake Street
ST. 2-84s2
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NJ DERN LIFE & ACCIDENT
INSURANCE CO.
| 166 w. Jackson Blvd Wa. 2-15S7
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PALACE CLEANERS
V. ]. Clark, Prop.
SOLO S. So. Parkway AT. 5-1365
NORMAL WET WASH
LAUNDRIES CO.
Fine Dry Cleaners
1882 S. State st. RIA. $500
Monarch Chair & Bed Co.
Folding Chairs, Card & Banquet
Tables, Bars, China & Silverware
1886 E. 10th st. So. $4,000
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Cornplimens Of a
FRIEND
GOLDEN LIQUORS, INC.
/ $500 5. State Street
NO. 1871
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Compliments Of
P. A. B.
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SANS MOTOR SERVICE
Experienced Movers - Licensed,
bonded, Insured, General Hauling
Samuel Nation, Prop.
4311 S. Prairie Ave. DIR. 3-77o7
Dayton Currency Exchange
No. 1-122 E. 47th st. KE. 6-1537
No. POI E, Garfield No. 7-7s4O
No. 3-432 z. 47th St. DR.. 3-2775
No. 4-SO7 E. 43rd St. DR. 5000
No. 5-422 E. 61st st. HY. 1856
No. 1854 Drexel OA.4-4697
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Cash & Carry. Save up to 1920 on
Your Laundry
"A Good Place to Work"
1898 E. 55th st. Hy. 1880
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Accurate Siding & Remodeling Co
Porches, Attics, Flats, Alterations
F II A Terms, Easy Terms
3 Years To Pay
857 w. 53rd st. GA. 4-17o7
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HONEY'S EAT SHOP
Honey Wofford, Prop.
$3.50 S. State st. No. 1889
FOWLER APARTMENTS.
Breezes from Lake Michigan
Hosiery of Refinement
$50 Rooms
Willard G. Fowler, Prop.
3872Lake Park Ave, AT. 5-7132
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07

e q q = y " sSsAss
Tc our many friends and patrons
wish to extend the
SEASONS GREETINGS
DePriest & Dep riest
Specialists in Management and
Sales Of Real Estate
4536 So. South Parkway
Oakland 4-6561
III
DREXEL SERVICE CO.
Worlds Finest Fresh Nuts
Walter Kemp, Pres.
4136 w. 10th St. La. 1904
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Compliments of
NOBLE w. LEE
Representative in0the General
Assembly, 9Th District
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LOUIS MEAT MARKET
Top Quality Meats Choice
Poultry
Louis Peck, Prop.
11a E. 43rd St. Ii. 1854
Compliments of
WILLIAM K. HOOKS
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Ash : Groceries & Market
Hi Grade Meats We Deliver
Quality Groceries
Curtis Ashley, Prop.
4631 S. Prairie DR.. 3-6372
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31st STREET LIQUORS
Coy Baker, Mgr.
3101 Cottage Grove
CA. Sits
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JACKSON GROCERY
Quality Meats-Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
Elmo Jackson, Prop.
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Edward Lloyd Meat Market
Established 20 Years
Meats, Poultry, Monarch Can
Goods
121 E. 43rd st. AT. 5-53o7
Leroy Booker-Quality Coal
Coal and WOod by Bag or Ton
General Hauling
Short and Long Distance
/lU w. 18th OL~ IA. O-1S9o
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Boulevard Hardware Co.
Paint, Glass, Linoleum Janitor
Supplies. Abe. Horwitz, Prop
z11E. Garfield Blvd. No. 1898
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CHECK AGENCIES, INC.
1z6 E. 35th St. CA. 5-6722
1854 S. State St. CA 5-2179
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MOREHOUSE-GORHAM co.
Episcopal Church Supply CO.
2o E. Madison st.
DE. 1881
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STAINS Grocery & Market
Stan Foreman, Prop
ABB S. Calumet KE. 6-3133
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A FRIEND
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GLOBE CONSTRUCTION &
SHEET METAL CO.
H. N. La Ear, Pres.
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JESSIE'S FLOWER SHOP
Jessie Turner, Prop.
446 E. DIST St. Blu. S-o793
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Compliments Of
LESLIE E. SALTER
Rich Township Committeeman
Regular Republican Organization
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Johnson Poultry Market
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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07

To our many friends and patrons
wish to extend the
SEASONS GREETINGS
Evening star., 1950-10-06

but the ruling is broad enough to
cover actions for damages as well.
Grants Dismissal Motion.
Il construe the decisions to
withhold judicial assistance in any
manner to enforce these covenants.
In view of the circumstances, and
this line of reasoning which seems
to be inescapable. the motion to
dismiss will be granted"
The home owners in yesterdays S
case contended through their at
torney, j. H. Connaughton. that
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis were bound
by term1 of the covenant when
they bought the house from Mrs.
Frances H. Maddox. The cove
nans had provided that any own
ers or future owners be bound by
it for SO years.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis, the suit
charged. sold the Fifth street
house last April to Mr.. and Mrs.
William H, Hightower. who are
colored.
The motion to dismiss the suit
against Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis was
argued by Attorney Harry w.
Goldberg.
Evening star., 1950-10-06

Court in another case, which in
volved an injunction procedure,
had held, that covenants were le.
gal on voluntary basis" inlthat
owners could legally agree not to
sell to colored persons. y
Judge Holtzoff said, however
that Supreme Court had ruled
that courts could not aid in en-
forcement Of such covenants
With this view, he held that the
high courts ruling would apply
to suits for damages as we'll as
suits for Injunction.
In dismissing the suit for dam
ages, Judge Holtzotf said:
While previously such cove
nants were regarded as valid ant
enforceable in the courts, the Su
preme Court recently, in two cases
revised and over-ruled the prio
rule of law applicable to thes,
covenants.
Ruling Held To Cover Damages.
THE Supreme Court held thar
such agreements are not invalic
SO long as their purposes ART
achieved by voluntary adherenct
to their terms.
"But the Supreme Court fur.
ther held that the covenants art
contrary to the Fourteenth anc
Fifteenth Amendments to the Con
stitution, and also that it Is con.
trary to public policy to aid In the
enforcement of such covenants by
judicial proceedings.
1T is true that the actions in
volVed there were for injunctions
Evening star., 1950-10-06
lndonesian Attack Reported
On Rebels al Amboina
BY the Associated Press

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Oct. O.
Radio Amboina said today that
two Indonesian government cor
vettes shelled the town of Am
boina. seat of the rebel South
Moluccan government yesterday
and an Indonesian war plane
strafed the town.
The rebel-controlled radio sale
South Moluccan defense forces re-
pulsed Indonesian government
ground forces attacking in the di-
rection of the capital. The attack
was launched from the Tulehu
district, 9 miles from Amboine
town. where Indonesian troops
went ashore a week ago.
The broadcast said the air at
tack resulted in civilian casualties
1t said a hospital and school were
damaged. The Amboinese said the
invasion fleet lying off shore con-
Sists of 16 ships, including three
corvettes and a number of coastal
vessels chartered by the Indone-
sian government from the Dutch
KPM line.
Evening star., 1950-10-06
u. S. Requests Elder Rue
For Seoul Hospital Post
By the Associated Press

GLENDALE, Calf, Oct. g.
Seventh-day Adventist headquar-
ters here said today it has received
a State Department request for
DR.. George Rue, ST., to resume the
dictatorship of the Seoul CKorea)
Sanitarium and Hospital.
DR.. Rue left Seoul four days be-
fore the Korean War broke out to
attend an Adventist conference
in San Francisco. Since then he
and his wife have been staying
with their son, DR.. George Rue,
jr., in Los Angeles.
The Washington request for the
elder Rue's return to Korea stated
the 125-bed Adventist hospital is
the only one left intact in Seoul.
Evening star., 1950-10-06
Court Rules Out Suit Damages in Sale VIOLATING Covenant

In view of Supreme Court rul-
Ing in 1e48 that courts cannot be
called upon to enforce racial
housing covenants, District Cour'
Judge Alexander Holtzoff yester-
day held that person violating
such a covenant cannot be sued
for damages.
In taking this view, Judge
Holtzoff dismissed suit for $42,.
900 damages brought by a group
Evening star., 1950-10-06

Of home owners in the 1000 block
fof Fifth street NV.
The suit was against Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward r. Curtis, of Wood
more, Md. who the court was told
sold home at 40O4 Fifth street
NV. to colored persons, aftel
buying it from an owner, who
signed a white covenant in 1916.
Only on Voluntary Basis.
Judge Holtzof declared in max.
ing the ruling that the Supreme
Evening star., 1950-10-06
Mans Best Friend
Forgets His Loyalty
With Meat at Stake

BY the Associated Press
LONDON. Oct. 6.-James
Calhern of Richmond, Va,
flew in last night with a
treat for his meat-hungry
English relatives. 1t was q
three-pound steak.
Mr.. Calhern set down his
suitcase, put the wrapped
steak on top of it, and
whistled for a cab.
AS the cab drew up in front,
a large Airedale drew up in
back. Mr.. Calhern and his
kinfolk had fish for dinner.
Evening star., 1950-10-06

QuoIity Appliance Co.
1907 Baltimore Ave.
College Park
Thoyer Radio 6 Electric
s1o Thoyer Ave.
Silver Spring
Word Radio g. Appliance
S535 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring
Woodmoor Appliance Mart
lo1oe coIesviIIe Rd.
Silver Spring
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA
Bell Radio & TeIevision
lo6 So. St. Asoph St.
Georges Rodio & Tv Co.
8ol King St.
Service Tire Corp.
1909 King St.
Sheppard & ConkIin
2427 Nj. Vernon Ave.
ARLINGTON
Arlington Radio Laboratory
1900 N. Washington Blvd.
Georges Radio 8 TV Co.
3i95 Wilson Blvd.
Service Tire Corp.
24z4 Wilson Blvd.
Loey's Inc.
31oo N. Washington Blvd.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
Local Scouts To
Attend Jamboree

Two local boy scouts, Edwin
Campbell and John Reinheimer,
Jr., will represent the local boy
scout organization at the national
Boy Scout Jamboree, which opens
this Friday in Valley Forge, Pa,
and continues through July 6.
Campbell and Reinheimer were
at Pearson Park, near Toledo, over
the weekend where they partici-
pated in the trial camporee. They
joined other scouts in Toledo on
Thursday for the trip to Valley
Forge.
Other county scouts planning
to attend the jamboree are Allan
Hemminger, George and Charles
Hablitzel and Robert Franck, Oak
Harbor, Roy Wendt and Louis
Neeb, Elmore.
Campbell will act as assistant
scout master of the Jamboree
Troop. There will be over 20
boys from the Toledo Area Coun-
Gil on this special train to Valley
Forge, leaving Toledo next Tues
day evening. The boys will re-
turn July 9, following a sight
seeing tour in Washington, d. G..
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
Seven Crash Suits
Settled This Week

A verdict of $500 for the
plaintiff was returned by the petit
jury Monday when the case Of
Richard Malik, a minor of Buffalo,
New York, against Russell Wheel
er, Oak Harbor, was heard in
Judge Tom Stahl's Common Pleas
court.
In this action, the plaintiff was
seeking Judgment of $4,000 for
injuries and damages alleged t.
have resulted from a traffic acci-
dent which occurred July |, 1916,
in Route 2, about II miles west
of this city.
With the closing of this case,
six other actions pending against
Russell Wheeler in which the
plaintiffs were seeking Judge
ments totaling $6S,900, were re-
ported settled and dismissed.
In these cases, local attorneys
were True and Meyer represent
ing the plaintiffs and Atty. John
l.. Reinheimer representing the
defendant All seven cases were
filed after the same accident.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
TEACHERS Get
$50 PAY BONUS
Board Grants Extra Bonuses
For Each Five Years
Teaching Experience

All teachers in Port Clinton
Public School will receive at least
$50 additional pay next year and
those who have had five years or
more experience will receive bon
US payments.
Under the new salary schedule
approved at the Board of Edu-
cation meeting Thursday evening,
all 43 members of the faculty were
given the $50 per year bonus on
salary schedule. Not affected arr
salaries of the superintendent and
principal.
Also approved was a clause
granting an extra bonus of
$50 annually for each five years
teaching experience. The in
crease will total $500 for at least
two local teachers who have had
over 25 years teaching experience.
Three additional teachers are
being employed this fall. Art
will be returned to the curriculum
and two more teachers are needed
in elementary grades.
Contract for redecoration of the
high school auditorium was award
ed Thursday evening to the Port
Clinton Decorating Company on
its bid of S612.00.