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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-23
Circieuiiie Pilot i'm
Jet Flight to England

CIRCLEVILLE - Capt. Donald
Jackson, former member of St.
Joseph'S parish here, has arrived
in England after flying his F-86 in
the longest mass jet flight in his
tory.
Captain Jackson is pilot of the
9lst Fighter Interceptor Squadron
which was transfe rred from Lar
son Air Force Base. Washington, TO
England, for assignment to the
Third Air Force. He is the brother
Of Mrs. Betty Robertson and the
nephew of Mrs. Mary Crum, both
of this city.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-23
Pastor Gives Invocation
AT New Phila. Ceremonies

NEW PHILADELPHIA - The
Rev Ambrose Freund, pastor Of
Sacred Heart Church, gave the in.
vocation at the dedication of the
New Philadelphia Memorial Mu.
nicipal Building on the 33rd an
niversary of the ending of World
War |.
Two plaques also we're unveiled,
one in memory of the men and
women who served in u. S. foreign
wars, and another in memory of
Civil War veterans.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-23

of his boot training. Finnen com.
pleted his training by winning the
marksman medal on the rifle range
when he fired score of 1893 out of
possible $50. He entered the Ma
rine Corps Aug. "a, 1851.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-23

NEW LEXINGTON - Marine
Pvt. 1st Class George R. Finnen,
20, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Z.
Finnen, was promoted to his pres
ent rank recently upon completion
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-11-23

The Rev. David Dennis, assistant
editor of the Catholic Times, at
tended the Midwest Regional
meeting OF the Catholic Press as
sociation held in st. Paul, Mimi,
Nov. Is and I6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26
Jerry lewis in Baihiub Scene Al 20th Century

In Paramount's That's My Boy" now playing at the goth Century Theatre, screwball Jerry Lewis joins the ranks of film stars who have dangerously immersed themselves in bathtub for the benefit of the camera.
 But Paulette, Claudette and other shapely on-screen bathers have nothing to worry about. When Jerry soaks his gangling torso in several gallons of foaming studs, he's playing it for gags, not glamour. In this latest and maddest Martin and Lewis comedy. Jerry portrays an anemic, pill-taking college boy who tries out for the football team. After hilarious practice session, he dunks his aching chassis in bubble bath, complains bitterly to room- mate Dean about his "boo-boos."
 This side-splitting scene is one of the many comedy highlights in a hilarious account of a bungling beanpole who tries to follow in the footsteps of his football-hero father.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26
School Program in Civilian Defense Ready for Schools

After extensive study and re- search, comprehensive program on civil defense training for schools has been completed and is now available, Col Earl Landreth, terri torial director of civil defense announced today.
 The course consists of a number of drills instructing children in the necessary steps to minimize casu- alties in event of an enemy bomb ing raid.
 whether inside a building CT outside in the playground Land reth said, "The children will be taught exactly what must be done and at the same time allay sfe fears to a great extent, of parents" :" Also included will be movies ana strip film on Civil Defense to aid the teachers in their course of instruction.
 1 Local directors will handle dis l tribution of the program to all schools in their community. Alaska {, Native Service will handle theil distribution through the main of- | flee in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26
Woman on inc Run Is Tonight at CapifoI Theatre

Screen suspense reaches a new high tonight at the Capitol Theatre with the opening of Woman on the Run"
 Ann Sheridan, Dennis O'Keefe and Robert Keith head cast whose individual performances add up to make Woman on the Run" one of the most absorbing chillers to come from Hollywood since the early days of Alfred Hitchcock.
 Miss Sheridan, in one of the first dramatic roles she has handled in several years, proves as adept in this field as in the classification of light comedy which earmarked her early success in filmland. Dennis OKeefe, who has become quite ex- pert at hardbitten roles such as in CT Men" and Raw Deal" adds more laurels to his record with a portrayal that is far off the beaten path for the capable actor.
 Story concerns sensitive, moody artist, played with restraint and understanding by Ross Elliott, a Broadway newcomer, who accident ally witnesses a. gangland killing. When the police decide to hold him as a witness, he runs away.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26
Cliff DaigIers Are Wed in Katchikan

At home in their apartment in the Twentieth Century Apartments are MT. and Mrs. Cliff G. Daigler who were married in Ketchikan Saturday.
 The marriage ceremony was in Holy Names Catholic Church at 10 am. Attending the bride was her cousin, Mrs. Harry Scheidt, of Ket- chikan. Best man for the bridegroom was Robert A. VanWinkle. brother of the bride.
 Archie c. VanWinkle. the brides father, MT. and Mrs. Cliff L. Daig- Ter, parents of bridegroom and other relatives of the couple were present.
 Following a wedding breakfast at the Stedman Hotel, the young Daig- lers enplaned for Juneau, where MT. Daigler is manager of the 20th Gen. jury Theatre.
 Both MT. and Mrs. Daigler lived in Juneau as children. Mrs. Daig- Ter, whose father was with the Ju- neau Logging Company, was only six when the family moved from town MT. vanWinkle is now a logging operator in Ketchikan and Cliff Daigler, Sr., is manager of the Coliseum Theatre in the first city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26
Concert Season 1itkei Sales Go
 Into last Week

Four additional members of the Juneau-Douglas Concert Association membership committee were named by Mrs. John Mccormick at the meeting of the group at the Elks hall Monday night Added to the committee for it's busy last week were Miss Ethel Murphy, of the Juneau public schools; Mrs. Dick Peters and student committee mem bers, Miss Mary Jackson and Be- linda Clark.
 One-third of the associations quota of $3500 has been raised, Mrs. Mccormick said, "and we hope to have the full amount to report after our next meeting in the Elks hall Monday, October l." she added.
 Members of the association, to be on the list of season sponsors, must have their season tickets purchased by October l, according to Mrs. Mc- Cormick. Tickets for the three concerts are $720 for adults and $3 for students, including tax.
 Tickets and purchase of a ticket makes one a member of the Juneau Concert Association - may be bought at the Alaska Music Company, Second and Seward, or from anyone on the membership committee.
 T hope people will not wait to be solicited for a ticket" Mrs. McCor- mick said. "We are trying to reach everyone - if we fail, the Alaska Music Company has tickets for sale"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26
BaYanof hoiei
 Corporation Names Meherin President

J. J. Meherin was reelected pre- sident of the Baranof Hotel Cor poration at a meeting of the stock holders in the hotel Tuesday night
 Other officers of the company who were reelected were Al Shy man, vice president, and Wallis George, secretary and treasurer.
 Meherin arrived in Juneau Tues- day by Pan American to be pre- sent at the meetings Of stockholders and the board of directors, ano leaves Thursday for Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26
Hospital Noies

Admitted to St. .Ann's Hospital Tuesday were Mrs. James Sullivan, John La Eaie, Donald Oxford, Mrs. Ted La Valle; dismissed were Mrs. Warren Sheakley and baby girl; Sam Jackson, George Jim, Mrs. Edwin Eildre and bahy girl; Wallace Ludtke, Dale Voss, Mrs. La Verne Johnson.
 Born at St. Anns Hospital to Mrs. Benson Kadake of Rake at 10:57 pm. Wednesday, a girl weigh ing 9 pounds 9ls ounces.
 There were no admissions or dis missals Wednesday at the Govern- ment Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26
ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS

Degree Work Tuesday night, all members are urged to attend. 920-2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26

s4 RUMMAGE SALE
 Trinity Church basement, Thurs day 10 o'clock. 92l-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26
U. S. Casualties
 In Korea Go Up

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26- R - Announced U. s. battle casualties in Korea reached 85.469 today, an increase of 2,2l2 since last week.
 This is the largest weekly in- crease since June 27.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26
NOTICE

Orin Fitzgerald please call at Juneau Post Office for letters that I have written to you. Mary Alderia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26
FOOD SALE

At Sears Roebuck II am. Sept. 28, sponsored by Presbyterian Mar tha Society. 922-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26
NOTICE

Pioneers of Alaska and Auxiliary meeting Friday, September 28. Hot Gish dinner at 6:30 pm. S22-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26

BUY YOUR SEASON TICKET NOW. Juneau Douglas Concert As- sociation. SIi-o'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26
NOTICE

Orin Fitzgerald please call at Juneau Post Office for letters that I have written to you. Mary Alderin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26
NOTICE

Bazaar and cafeteria lunch l2 to ? at Moose lodge room Sept. %. 3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-26

l suppose you've
 been wondering
 who is "The Magni- ficent Yankee?" .. We'll, it isn't Joe
 DiMaggio '. It IS Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes known as ''The Great Dissenter." The man 7 who placed love of country above every thing-who fought for the little people like you and me. You'll have a chance to meet him
 Sunday at your CAPITOL THEATRE For 2 Days Only!
Evening star., 1951-06-28

The slang expression "GI" has
been, barred for Army public re-
Iation officers. They'll have to re-
fer to q soldier as q soldier
The Army so ruled in a haison
bulletin sent information officers
around the world.
Defense Department sources
said the bulletin backed up its
definition of q soldier with Web
ster's Dictionary and a few choice
quotes from 1t. Gen. Lesley j.
McNair, Army ground forces
commandae killed in France IN
1914.
.The term soldier" " said the
bulletin, ''is ancient and honor
able. Webster's Dictionary de-
fines q soldier as skilled war
rior.' And never before In his
tory has a soldier so richly de-
served this definition.
The bulletin quoted wartime
statement by Gen. McNair listing
the many specialized requirements
OF a soldier. and added:
"World War II developed the
trick name Outstanding for the
Army term Government issue
and used as a slang reference to
men OF the Army. The nickname
caught on-'GI' became a house,
Evening star., 1951-06-28
1MuIik Seeks U. S. Visus
For Red Peace Visitors
RY fhe Associated Press

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, June
28.-Russia's Jacob A. Malik has
asked the United States to ar
range for visas for two members
of the Communist dominated
World Peace Council to enter this
country and meet him as presi-
dent-this month of the Security
Council.
The U. N. circulated copies of
Mr.. Malik's telegram, sent to Sec
retary of State Acheson, last night
at the request of the Soviet dele
cation.
Mr.. Malik'S request specified
visas for a Mrs. Jessie Street and a
Mrs. S. O. Dais. reported now to
be in England. Mr.. Malik's tele-
gram said repeated requests at the
United States Embassy in London,
had failed to produce visas.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Wollgren Is Undecided
On Date He'll Quit FPC
BY the Associated Pres.

Mon C. Wallgren, chairman Of
the Federal Power Commission
said today he still has not made
up his mind when he will resign
except that it will be "late this
summer"
He refused to comment when
asked by a reporter concerning
reports that his resignation would
be submitted on or before Au-
gust /.
Mr.. Wallgren, former Washing
ton State Governor, also said he
has not yet decided whether tc
run for political Office or to enter
private business after he leaves
the Power C Commission.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
|Rhee Urges Total Victory
Before Peace Is Accepted
BY the Assoeioted Press

TOKYO, June 28. President
|Syngrnan Rl1ee has said he would
rather die than see peace come
before total victory Or defeat in
Korea.
Those who know DR.. Rhee best
are certain he win never agree to
ANY deal with the Communists.
He has been obdurate in. his
stand against the Reds. He con-
tends they want to gobble UP not
only Korea but the world. He has
never varied from his conviction:
THE Communists will sign any
thing without the slightest inten-
|tion of respecting their signature.
In their code, lying is justified If
lit gains the desired end"
Five years ago, DR.. Rhee refused
to approve a trusteeship for Korea
that would give the Communists
representation.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Army DEGREES End to Term 'GI,
Calls Soldier More Dignified

hold word and the younger gem
GRAFTON has forgotten (if it ever
knew the word, soldier.
"In recognition Of the dignity
of the fighting man and the tradi-
tions of his service to America,
Army public information officers
should make no further use OF
the slang expression CT"
Evening star., 1951-06-28
500 in c chicken, Eggs Stolen

Thieves carted 500 pounds of
chicken and so dozen eggs from
| the B. & L. Poultry Co., 127l
Fourth street Me-, during the
might, Karl o. Lehman, 4706
Forty seventh. street NV. a CO.
lowner, told police. He set his
loss at 1920.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-23

trees with Storks bathing in the
lake. We sure could use some
of that fine warm weather, al
though Bay Township has always
had plenty of StorkS.
The community is expressing
deepest sympathy to Mrs. John
Applegate in the death of their
five months old son, Michael
Lee. Mr., Applegate is stationed
in Korea. Mrs. Applegate is
staying with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Albert Boiling during her
husbands absence. Mr.. Apple
gate has never seen his son and it
is hoped that he can come home
for the funeral.
On Honday afternoon Mrs. Rol-
lie Bergman and Mrs. c, w. Bun
ming attended the Home and Com
munity meeting of the Farm Blu.
reau at the home of Mrs. William
Reif at Graytown. Ii was a very
interesting meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-23
BIRTHDAYS :.
ANNIVERSARIES

Feb. % - Richard Johannsen,
Leona Davenport, Mrs. Fred
Jones, Lorna Hanck Stevens
Anna Ahrens, Mrs. Harry Bel
KNAPP, John Wozniak, Jr., Polly
Persons, Mrs. L. A. Tanke. Wed
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Cotner, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Branum, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lem
on.
Feb. 23-Milton Miller, Mrs.
Charles Fitzthum, Mrs. Olga Hem
niger, Mrs. Fred Neidecker, Mrs.
Carl LiSke, James Edwards, Al
nina Jean Liske, Mrs. Halle
Finefrock, Cheryl Ames. We'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Schultz.
Feb. 24-Mrs. Hazel Debien,
Mrs. William Fell, Fred Schnei-
der, Mrs. William Buck, Tom
Stevens, Mrs. Oscar Heineman,
Art Long, Mrs. Thomas Turley,
John Better, Jr. Wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Hofacker.
Feb. 25 = Eleanor Bahnsen
Wolf, John Winnie, Mrs. Robert
Loder, Nora Lee Wright, James
Yensen, Joyce Ann Babcock
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Laudy.
Feb. 26-Mrs. r. S. Smith (Tif
fn), Roy Drickhamer, Dewey Cul
lenen, Clarence Yost, Irene
French, Adolph Wozniak, Mrs
Theodore Strouse, Mrs. Warren
Balduf, Christine Ann Mannisto
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Perry Boysen
Feb. 27-Roberl Ernst, Michae
Matheny, Lloyd Danklefsen
Hickey Lenke. Wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Emo!
Rarden.
Feb. 28-Mrs. George Adams
Mrs. Edward Lieske, Mrs. Georg'
Schafer, Enos Rardeny Melvin
; Immel, Georgia Carol McGec
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Steve Adams.
Feb. 29-Raymond Hoffman
Mrs. Pete Lukac, Harry Thomr
son, Bert Mackey, August Warn
ke, Hugh Miner.
| March Richard Allyn, Mrs
! Weldon Schearer, Jane Miller
{ Irma Dayton, Mrs. Charles Lane
, Herbert Coon, Ned Newcomer
. Stella Macdonald.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-23
PUT-N-BAY
Delayed)

Mrs. R. X. Evans who was a pa
tient at Magruder Hospital, Port
Clinton this past week, returned
70 her home here on Friday.
There are several cases OF IN
fiuenza here at this time and Rev.
Allen Roe, rector of st. Pauls
Episcopal Church, had to cancel
the Sunday evening services and
vestry meeting of Feb. l3, be-
cause of being i'll at his home. DR..
Jacob Verduin, Lay Reader, held
the Sunday morning services.
Miss Marie Fox and Elmond
Dubois flew to Port Clinton Sun
day morning. Mr.. Dubois spent
the day with his wife Mabel who
is a patient at Magruder Hospital.
Miss Fox planned to call at the
hospital to spend visiting hours
with Mrs. Elizabeth Sutton, who
is also a patient at the hospital.
Due to parcel post restrictions,
because of the railroad strike, no
film could be brought here for the
regular weekly mot(n picture
which is shown in the assembly
room each Friday evening during
the fall, winter and spring seas
onS.
The meeting of the directors
and stock holders of the Erie Isle
Ferry Co. was held in the assem-
bly, room of the City Hall on Feb.
10 but because of the sudden i'll
ness of Chick" Linker, president
of the Ferry Co, no immediate
business was transacted. Another
meeting will be called as soon
as MIR. Linker is we'll again.
George Lonz, Middle Bass, ano
Capt. G. Stahl of Catawba Island
were among the out-of-toWn stock
holders to attend the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nissen anC
Miss Marie Fox returned thi,
! week from a two-week's motor
trip to Florida. While in tha
State they visited with our forne1
rector of st. PaulS Episcopa
Church and his wife, Rev. and Mrs
d. A. Cassetta at Daytona Beach
and Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Adam
and William Miller Sr. at For
Lauderdale.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Schio
ble-Downing American LegioI
Post No. 542 held a regular meet
ing Thursday evening, Feb. 8
Mrs. Cletus Marsh was initiated
into the auxiliary and a socia
hour followed the business meet
ing. Miss Marie Fox, Miss Rutl
Burggraf, Mrs. Jacob Market an,
Mrs. E. Fox served on the socia
committee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-23

Mrs. John Jensen of Gypsum will
be guest speaker and will show
pictures of her trip to Denmark
last summer,
Walter Bredbeck of Omaha,
Nebraska, Miss Agnes Bredbec&
and Miss Ada Bredbeck of New
Canton. Va, were called here by
the death of their brother, Ralph
Bredbeck, who passed away at
the Grille Veteran Hospital, Cleve-
land, Saturday. Mr.. Bredbec&
was a victim of HodginS disease.
The funeral was held from the
home on Tuesday afternoon with
Rev. John Braun officiating with
burial in Port Clinton cemetery.
He is survived by his wife Lulu,
and sons Robert of Tiffin and
Vernon at home.
The St. Paul Lutheran Broth
erhood will entertain the count.
Brotherhood at the church par
lorS on Thursday evening.
The WimodauSis Club met a
the home of Mrs. Elmer Mete
Thursday
The Ladies Aid will have an
other all-day sewing at til,
church basement Friday and
pot-luck dinner.
Miss Betty Lou Spaulding
Home Demonstration Agent, as
sisted by Mrs. Gordon Wahler
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-23
DANBURY

MIR. and Mrs. Bill FeaSer re.
TUNED from a two weeks VaC9-
ton trip to ST. Petersburg, Fla.
Albee Gulau of Dearborn, Mich.
called on his mother, Mrs. Matii-
da Gulau Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav WargowS-
ky were Toledo visitors Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Waldeciler,
Mrs. Charles Kihlken and Miss
Annabel Kihlken were in Toledo
Friday.
The Ladies Aid will have then
monthly meeting on March /
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-23
Engineers Week
Cited By Lausche

This week, February 18 to "a,
has been proclaimed by Governor
Frank ]. Lausche as engineers
week." during which all engineers
will be recognized for their ZAP
plication of science, skill, train.
ing and experience in helping
modern civilization materially in
solving its complex problems"
Active in the weeks program in
this area will be F. l.. Page; R
D. 2, Port Clinton, who last month
was elected president of the Lake
Erie Chapter of the Society OF
Engineers, a branch Of the Ohio
Society of Professional Engineers
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-23
COUNTY'S DEBT
SHARE NEARLY
ST 3,926,242.32

COLUMBUS, O.-Ohio's share
Of President Truman's proposed
$71.6 billion budget, as submit
ed to the Congress-, amounts to
$3,752,O28,016.40.
Ottawa county's share, alone,
amounts to S13,926y y242.32, or an
average of $475.12 for every man,
woman and child in the county,
according to Edward w. Wolfe,
executive director of the Ohio
Public Expenditure Council.
Wolfe pointed out that this
means a tremendous load upon
every gainfully occupied person
in Ohio. "All citizens are being
called upon to tighten their
belts and make sacrifices to Sc.
cure world peace" he said. Fed
eral, state and local governments
should be no exception to the de.
mands upon the public-they
too, should tighten their belts
and reduce expenditures"
Every citizen should keep ir
touch with his representative in
Washington and urge that every
dime not needed for the defense
effort be whitfield out of budget
requests"
Said Wolfe, eve have neithcl
the time nor the money for ex
periments or frills during a per
iod when we are faced with ;
life and death struggle to sur
vive-either in war, or while hur
riedly preparing our national de
fenSe."
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-23

and Mrs. E. H. Bredehoft we're
in charge of the Breakfast Club
meeting held in the basement of
the Lutheran Church Monday
afternoon. The following ladies'
we're in attendance: Mrs. Lillian
Leffler, Mrs. Harmon Miller, Mrs.
Gus Eberly, Mrs. r. WadSworth,
Mrs. Eugene Vollmer, Mrs. E.
Meter, Mrs. Harmon Dehring,
Mrs. F. Herring, Mrs. Vernon
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-23

Rider, Mrs. Robert Wiecfel, Mrs.
j. Ropers, Mrs. Early, MIS-. Bill
Feaser, Mrs. Emma Wohlers,
Mrs. Ed. Behrman, Mrs. John
Dayton, Miss Pearl MinderHan
and Miss Mary Behrman.
These meetings are interesting
and educational and would be
we'll for more young home max
ers to attend these meetings
which are open to all.