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HOUSES FURNISHED

219 Lloyd lane-Four
bedrms.. ga baths. gas h.-w.h; q
car garage; spacious ground; conv.
to Govt bldg, Shirley hwy, schools
and transp. Price, S225. Phone
AL. $40 after 5 pm. Il
ECONOMIC E, by renting my my, comDl
distance. D. c. Ideal for family. or
group of students. Now till April at
$40 mo. NO. 3939. -6
PARTIALLY FURN., 4 bedrms.. 3
baths; Arl,; large yard: $500 mo;
or ia. 1856. "A
VERY ATTRAC. 4-bedrm. row house
on Adams Mill rd. in the vicinity
of Rock Creek Park. This house, has
a very nice liv. rm., din rm.. incl.
porch and kit. on the 1st f.; there
are 4 bedrms. and ] n baths on the
End f., with incl. sleeping porches.
low, at RANDALL II. HAaNER CO.,
BUNGALOW on lot 100000, conv. to
Andrews Field, II mi, from D, c.,
Gwinn Park Brandywine. Nd; large
liv, rm,, equipped kit, utility rm..
in large attic: oil heat, CHI wa m. |.
CHAPMAN sfSIl RE- REALTY + Z CO. o. ' '''-''
BEAUTIFUL LEWISDALE -. Newly
dec; 2, bedrms;;, liv. rm., din. rm.
sH sf5S o4qS RS. or W sH W ss4F LEWIS Realt0F' s
Corner det. brk.; rms, bath:
NV: heat; gas refgr;; bgilt.in ga
mGrs mare $40 L T. me aRAVATrF 1fzP Resl Resltor q!
GLEN ECHO HTS.-5-rm. frame
bungalow; coal furnace: S92 mo
Cali rental mgr" wo. 1000. THos
pIRsT Ii PHHLIklPso RIk PSsoNcFE11ow ST. NV,
detached brick. 6 nice rooms nicely
furnished, rewly carpeted and dec
GRATED; 2 baths: recr. rm.: front con-
crete porch; oil heat: .10-cL. 1T
refgr.; $3.50 mo. Avail; about NOV
ahsf Sth 1oF coRP oS ST. hsS%N s6ss e7es 7svE91 "A
sIs 9th ST. ST SIS Sc sdI rms; nS;rEG <; and as =
$3.50 or Mr.. RoNEs: OR; pig. ~ ~
River road and situated on 8 acre!
of gently rolling grounds overlook
ters; 2-car garage. Rental Is {
bargain at $500 per mo; CAL Mrs
RaaeS RaaUN at to OIL; sg So72; 4$oS Stih JAMES MES L
GRIN. BRICK Colonial. attractivel.
furn.; firepl. in liv. rm,, oil heat
attached gar; cony: located in Silv
Spr.. $3.50 mo. Sligo 1896. II
VIERS MILL VILLAGE, Silver Spring
Md. q bdrms.. asbestos shingl
bungalow, full bsmt. Bendix, fencet
play yard childr. accepted; cony. +
shopping. school and transp.; $11'
mo. Ewes, SH. 1921. Il
BEAUTIFUL 3-acre estate, 4 bedrms
den, 21a baths, with picture. windo'
view of countryside; possession No,
10; $500. CHARLES r. HOOFE
1907 Duke ST., Alex. parking i
rear, TIE. 3445. Il
!. 1925 NEWTON ST. NV.
Rooming house, 10 rooms. 3 bath
!, on lease. $1S5 per mo. To inspet
MARSHALL J. WApLE co.
~ 1924 14th st. N.WC DI. 334e
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HOUSES SALE-N.W. Cont
OPEN DAILY, 2 To G. 4s3n Calvert

OPEN DAILY, 2 TO 8. 1880 Calvert
st. NV. In the very exclusive close
in Foxhall area. Beautiful new cen
ter-hall brick Colonial of finest quail
tty: 10 rms, 4h baths, including
library and Law. on 1st f.: 4 bedrms..
baths on End a.: recr. rm. with
bar and firepl., servants rm. and
bath. gear gar, dishwasher and
disposal. Truly an outstanding value
at $40, 800. Ewes, call JU. 7-71S6.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
detached white brick home:
vacant, possession Immediately. Con-
tains 6 rms, baths. large screened
porch and full bsmt., gas a.-c. heat.
PAUL P. STONE. Realtors. 1O15 18th
st. NV. MA. 1879. Il
BRICK ROW. in excel. cond.; Just
of Columbia I'd. Front porch. liy.
rm.. frepl.., din. rm. kit. incl.
porch, bedrms.. bath. incl. porch,
apt. with bath: outside entrance; |;
garage; alley; good financing. Good
Investment; Can Mr.. Fraleigh. WITH
1922 18th st NV. 3
NEAR THE NEW Woodward and Lo-
throp store. Here Is a home you
must see. Features living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen on
erst floor: three bedrooms and bath
On second. Recreation room in
basement: gas heat. large corner
lot. Owner wants quick sale. Price
$22,500. 8. r. MARTIN & CO.,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

COLORED SPECIALS
S13 Allison st. NV, 6 rms, bath.
oil hit. Poss. $1,000 cash. S11O mo.
18th and Buchanan NV. 8 rms,
bath, h.-w.h. Poss.; S15,950. S1.500
cash.
1412 TAYLOR st. NV: S16.e5o: Q
1905 F St. NE; M NJ; s1a,sbo; s1.a5o
cash. 6 rms. bath, oil hit.
4906 MINI. ave. NE; modern 6-rm.
brick; gas ht.; $3.50 cash and
213 9th st. ne; 8 apts.. o rms,
2 baths: oil ht.; $14.950.
1902 p st. Sc: S495 cash and S69 80
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APARTMENTS WANTED


applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets; Wash. Va;
white Open 2 days. MA 000l
COUPLE with 1 child want 3 or A.
rm. furn. apt. in Silver Spring. or
Takoma Park area. Phone 81. 1862
COUPLE desires unfurnished 1-bed-
rm. in NV. Wash. or Arl.; maximum
3 OR ! RIM. APT. for sele. occupancy
for employed lady; NV, Arl.. or
Alexandria. GIL. 5"91 "a
DR.. AND WIFE desire furnished apt
near Walter Reed Hospital; no chill
dren; must be nice. Box 496-X,
EMPLOYED CPLE. want
small furn. apt. in Sill. Spg. area.
Call 81. 0576 .
-bedrm., kit and bath
unfurn. apt. needed for father.
daughter and pet dog. $40 max.
HO. 1897.
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CLOSE-IN NE.

A@><NSAA ~&'
Modern bldg. Liv. rm., bedrm.,, di-
nette. kit. and bath. Tenant furn.
utils.. 500 80. r. S. BLACKSTONE,
Realtor. 1016 18th st. NV. Ma.
$500. .
CAPITOL g. LIBRARY AREA
416 Constitution ave. ne: / bedrm..
liv. rm.. bath. and lovely kitchen
with garbage disposal unit; newly
remodeled; for key, apply to Mrs.
Hill. 215 Constitution ave. ne, Apt.
1U2 JESS FISHER & CO.. INC,
1920 K st. NV. EX. 1911. i
COLORED-I348 EUCLID ST. NV,
. rms, kit. and bath; $9450 a
mo. incl. utils. Adults only. Immed
occupancy. See Janitor on premises
CoLoREDI14es oRSEEDfe14es B ST. Me- rms.
kit, bath. with heat and electricity
s95 81 IRs. me, RAYMOND R. RUPERT
COLoRED-1420 HOPKINS ST. NV
Entire 1st floor; rent only $50, ali
utilities, furnished. RIA. 1101 Oh
lCoIoREbL7o1 FLORIDA AVE. NE
Basement apt. 2 rms. kit. ant
bath. II you care for small fire
rent is $50 month. Gas ant
| electric. free4call Once. AT. b604
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GREGORY ESTATES

LR, BR, Kit-dinette, Bath
$66.50
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOMES NEEDED
We have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Nd. or NV. D. c.: free ap-
praisals. NO. delay. For complete
PERRY HAY co. 81. 6242. 4
WANTED TO RENT, with option to
buy within 20 miles. Washington
area. 2-bedrm modn. bungalow. furn.
or unfuTn.. water front or suburbs .,
half acre or more. Write Boz 34S-X.
Star. p
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GEORGETOWN

Large living room. bedroom, kitchen
and bath. S125 per month, utilities
included. Call j. H. Knox. office OF
ROBERT w SAVAGE, 5l4 Union
Trust Bldg, MA. $500.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED
2615 4th ST NE

2615 4th ST. NE.
Apt. B-4; nicely furn. 1 bedrm., liv
rm., dinette, kitchen and bath
$685., incl. utils. Avail immed
See janitor on premises for key
JESS FISHER & CO.. INC, 1920
K st. NV. EX. 1911. Il
COLORED-32O8 PARK PLACE NV.
i room, kit, semipvt. bath. Call
IA. 0203 after pm. 2
COLORED-1Sth AND CALF. AND
70 SEATON PL.-1 rm.: kit. JONES
REALTY CO.. 22l7 14th st. NV.
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1923 Conn. Ave.
UPPER 10Th STREET

In immaculate condition, an attrac-
eatur aesacnfa s ass Ds'k ns nome room nsaf WITH
fireplace, din. room with corner
cupboards, all-electric modern kitch-
en-, large porch; 2nd a. has 3 large
bedrooms and baths; well-land-
scaped lawn; gas a.-c. heat; resi-
dence 9 years old: draperies, mir
sell sell well under sso.Soo; owner ' viii ii
place $4,000 1st trust Can be
seen by appt. Call Maj. Lane, Ma.
$500; ewes, WI. $3.50. BO4S a.
PHELPS, INC. 1417 K Ut. nv 3
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
UPPER PETWORTH

Small down payment, balance on easy
terms; z rooms. 2 baths. paneled
recreation rm.. garage. porch, full
bsmt. and attr. lot. This corner
brick home is in excellent condition.
Immed. occupancy possible.
TOWN & SUBURBAN
OR. 94OO Ewes DE OO5Q
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HOUSES TO SHARE

1 WOULD LIKE to share my new
. few months. Cali OF. 1855 1857 aftSr ter
6 pm for detsils, 4
OF 18th AND COLUMBIA
RD. E.W.-Man wishes to share
home with 2 others, S56 e.. Call
after 6, DE. 1921. 3
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HOUSES FURNISHED (cont. }
SOUTH ARLINGTON

Hsn of handsome brick duplex. close
to Arl. Hall. Navy Annex and Pen
tagon. Liv. rm. with firepl.. din.
rm., equip. kit. screened porch;
upstairs has 9 good bedrms.. tiled
bath; full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; well
furn.; excel. cond.; immed occup.
Call Mrs. Moldawer. JA. 4-0550:
ewes. OV. 0093. with w. B.
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COLORED
ANENATry CTn TY5F
PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
Reas. ia 1887; ewes, GE. 1416.
MOVING AT ANY TIME - Also
Sundays. Reasonable rates. Call
EDELIN,, Ii. 3-5047. %
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. O1O4 UNION STORAGE
IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD to move but
have to. Call me, ROYALL TRANS
FER. MI. 1907. 5.
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt. serv., reas. ST. 1000 Z days
wk., a.m.-9 pm. w. MARVIN.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

TILDEN GARDENS. 2 bedms.. bath
liv. rm.. dining rm.. kitchen. foyer,
no. 1199 or EN-. 1850.
ARL. COLUMBIA HGTS.. conv. to
Pentagon. l bedrm. 1st d. 3 expos.
monthly terms. $62 20. Reas. down
payment No agents GI, 10Sh 2
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De1icatessen and Restaurant
Grwoing business in largest Jewish
sec. in Baltimore, Md, doing over
$4,000 business per wk.; nve-wire
can more than double this figure;
fixtures. air-conditioner and equip
msnt nin cost s2S o0S 0ooi viii sasrics fer
Star -
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RETHESnA

location for businessman
who wants to operate business next
to his house in rapidly developing
commercial area in Bethesda; 3-bed-
rm: house and 2-story workshop, on
bOx11 5-ft. lot. Successful business
operated. by owner but health rea-
sons make 1t imperative for him to
liauidate. Bargain, $4,000. At
tractive financing. Think It over
twice. for this may be it. CARL M.
FREEMAN REALTY CO., INC,
1SO0 Old GEORGETOWN rd,. Bethesda
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ApTs. UkFuRNlsHED lcont.
COLORED

COLORED-I429 B ST. NE rms. =.
kit, bath with heat and electricity.
S95 mo. RAYMOND r. RUPERT.
ST. S4S4, Il
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HuRLEITH

BURLE1TH
A fine area adiacan. GEORGETOWN and
convenient to Georgtown Univ. and
hospital as well as within walking
ssmidetached Brick recently re-
decorated in q charming manner:
living room dining room. kitchen and
large screened porch on 1st floor;
3 bedrooms. bath and large screened
porch on 2nd floor. full basement,
iNEZ CUsHARD. REALToR
1899 Wis Ave. OR. 1892 or WI. 1857
3
CLEVELAND PK.-$5,O 900 DOWN
Four bedrooms. 2 baths. detached
stucco: soft. living room: needs re-
decorating. S24.950. OWNER, WI.
1893. 2
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901 46th ST. NE.
2 bedrms., living rm.. dinette, kit
and bath. $S2.95. Immediate oc-
cupancy. To inspect call Mrs: Point,
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO., 1905 H
ST NV Ma 224h i
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BELLE HAVEN, 4 bedrms.. 2h baths,
$3.50.
2-bdrm. brick. row, 500.
3-bdrm rambler. S130.
CHARLES R.. HOOFF. 1907 Duke St,
Alex. parking In rear, TIE. S446'
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PARk-For largl
family with . not so large pocket.
book, you. will be surprised at tn,
amount Of well planned space there
Is in this home. 1t Is not one .oi
the older homes that require . lor
of remodeling. Decorate to youi
own taste and you will have an ex.
tremely pleasant home at o reason.
able cost. Large living and dinini
rooms, front and inclosed reai
porches, 4 large bedrooms and :
baths with screened sleeping porch
on I'd floor. Storage attic. Ho
water heat, built-in garage. II yol
want . spacious home under S25..
900 don't pass this up. Call JAMES
Z. SCHWAB, OR. $500 until q o m
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6ls MD. AVE, Me- rms. kit.
share bath: sober empl couple; $40
weekly. Open. Rent after 5 pm.
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ELLINGTON rms. utils, incl.
Call after z pm. CHI. S707,
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CLEVELAND PK.-s2e. 500. Vacant.
spacious home with den, Mv. rm..
din. rm. and kit. on 1st a., stairway
to lge. attic: full width glass in
closed sleeping porch. 2 blks. trans,
public Fairgrounds and school near
to inspect ONCE open tin 8. EDW.
=; JONES & CO.. INC. Chevy
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MODERN 3-bedrm. rambler; conv.
location; full bsmt.; garage; S175
mo.
3-bedrm. Colonial, nr. Columbia Pike;
S95 mo. THOMAS G. MAGRUDER
CO., 2057 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va, CHI. 3131. OK. 1880; ewes. CHI,
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F.. beautifully furn., .
and shower: conv. to
and tranSp.; reaS. RA.
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TERRACE-New brick
rambler; comb liv. rm. with dinette
t. and flrepl.. 3 Ice. bedrms.. rear
screened porch OF modernly equip.
kit, including fan, freezer top rfgr..
disposal: full basement includes stall
monthly. Inspect from io-4. 70
reach: Out Lee blvd. through Seven
Corners on Hillwood ave, to Lee
hwy. left - mile. left on Bisvey dr.,
or call Mr.. Ivey. RE. $3.50, 10-5
pm. COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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LIQUOR STORE and gas station,
beautiful corner. 176-ft. frontage
on Baltimore blvd, 100 IT. deep;
sale or lease. Bargain due to III
Nights, TO. 1891.
THRIVING sandwich and soda foun-
tain business; 6-day. 8 to 6 pm.
NE; $3.50 after pm. Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-23
Bill Lantaff Is
Faithful Reader

Representative Bill Lantaff
shows he is a steady and faithful
reader of The Citizen whether he
is in Miami or Washington.
He saw picture of one-year old
Marcia Joan Artman daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman D. Artman,
1907 Whitehead street recently
He clipped ii out and sent the
Artmans copy of Your Child
From One to Six, an authorize
tive and popular book published
by the us, Children's Bureau Of
the Federal Security Agency in
Washington.
The picture showed one-year old
Marcia being held high in the air
by her papa who is Business
Manager of The Citizen.
Both Artmans will take time off
10 peruse the guide to Marcia S
rearing when Marcia and the other
two Artman youngsters give them
time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-23
kR1T1N'InO
Stand

Swashbuckling titles are always
good for movie material and il
looks as il writer Wenzell Brown
had written his latest historical
novel with one eye on Hollywood.
The book is. They Called Her
Charity published by Appleton
Century Crofts, Inc, IS w. 32nd
street New York City /. NY. for
So.
Opening scene is on the Island of
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, back
in the days when pirates were the
hi-jackerS of the seas Blackboard.
(also known. as Teach, Davis,
Rackham and Tempest Roger were
few of the men who sailed under
the sign of the skull and cross
| bones. And there was Anne Bon
ney, woman pirate who sought
gold and plumber, and in turn. was
sought by all men who beheld her
auburn hair, hazel eyes and bold
but beautiful features. Even the
Danish governors brother, Nick
Esmit. had come under her spell.
q can see half dozen movie
glamor girls clamoring for this
rolel.
The planters on the Danish own
ed islands had struck up secret
deals with the pirate horde and the
harbor was damned with their
ships. The crooked Vaccinations
of government officials and the
Danish West India company make
up the plot and counterplot of the
yarn. But the astericks are attach
ed to Charity, a firery gypsy maid
whose dusky loveliness attracts all
most as many suffers as those
shared by Anne Bonney. She IS pro-
tected by superititious fear af
gypsy queen, Mama Joy. who
quotes from the Tarok Of the
Bohemians and tells fortunes.
Violent loves. violent deaths and
a tangled skein of lives give a
clustering quality to the wild tale
which is based on facts cleaned BY
the author who visited the Virgin
Islands for inspiration and official
historical records for details
The prose is Spott In style, j lit.
tie wordy, and grandiose speeches
seem affected, However. the gypsy
lore and the action go along under
full sail. The theme is reproduced
from the Tarok. the most ancient
book in the world which says. "I,et
1t be known that the malatly Of
a mans weakness may be cured
and that even the most foolish
among men may find a g0ddnes
to walk beside him ready to pur-
loin the soaring flames that threa.
ten to consume him. ID. r.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-23
Tadpoles Leased
To Utah

PHoENIx-tP)-The Fisher
les Division of the Arizona Game
and Fish Commission recently
donated more than 1000 bulIfrog
tadpoles TO the Utah Game and
Fish Commission. These will be
used in an effort to establish the
amphibians in some Of the Utah
marshes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-23
The Toe Has Gone

ANNAPOLIS, Md. iHS One III
Nays biggest losses from its 1850
squad is place-kicking specialist
Roger Drew The Wentworth. III
ace scored 26 points with his edn-
Gated toe last season Included we're
four field goals and IA poiuis after
touchdown. Roger led the Middies
in scoring in 40 with ~ CONVEX
sions in q attempts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-23

A I0.pound steak sold for S48 4
pound in Circle. Alaska, during
the gold rush Of the 1890 s
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Oil Firm Opposes
Curbing Of Lead

Cleveland, O.-The Standard Oil
Company of Ohio is convinced of
the necessity of conserving tetra.
ethyl lead for national denense
but is strongly opposed to the
method proposed by the Petroleum
Administration for Defense, it was
announced by A. A. Stambaugh,
Chairman of the Board of Sohio.
by letter and by testimony in
Washington" Stambaugh said, I'VE
have explained our stand on this
issue to Bruce X. Brown, Deputy
Administrator of the Petroleum
Administration for Defense. We
now want to explain it to Ohio
motorists.
"Of course it is vital that orl
country build up a reserve supply
of tetraethyl lead for aviation gas
oline. The question at issue is how
Government proposes to accom-
pliSh this not only by reducing
shipments of tetraethyl lead to re
finerS but also by an arbitrary de
cree that premium gasoline shal
be no higher than 80 octane; so
called intermediate gasoline NJ
higher than 86 octane; and regular
grade gasoline no higher than s.
octane."
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
O. H. LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Denny at.
tended funeral services for Merle
Lambert, brother of Mrs. Denny
in Bowling Green Saturday. Mr.
Lambert died in an ambulance
enroute to Mercy Hospital in To.
ledo where he was being return.
ed for treatment. He leaves his
wife and four children.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Christensen
entertained at a dinner Sunday
evening in honor of the birthday
of their daughter, Mrs. Derrill
Hablitzel. Present in addition to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hablitzel and their
three children were Mrs. Arthur
Hablitzel and Mrs. Bertha Caya-
lier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grieger spent
the weekend with relatives and
friends in Mt. Clemons, Mich.
Paul and Vincent Darr spent
the weekend at the home of their
parents, DR.. and Mrs. L. ]. Darr.
They returned to Chicago Sunday
afternoon, accompanied by Mrs.
Darr who planned to spend most
of the week there.
Orlin Hockin and John Kruger
attended the mid-winter valentine
formal of Alpha Phi sorority at
Ohio State University Friday
night, where they were the es.
corts of Miss Joan Mylander, Oak
Harbor, and Miss Virginia Gauch-
er, Pittsburgh, respectively.
MIR. and Mrs. A. H. Kruger, Do.
loreS and Ellen, visited Mrs. Krue-
gers brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Target and fam
lily in Detroit Sunday. Mrs. Tar
gett recently underwent surgery.
Mrs. Bertha Cavalier, grade
teacher at Oak Harbor School.
took advantage of one of last
weeks school holidays, to slip on
the ice near her home and break
her wrist. She was on her way
to school, not knowing about
classes having been suspended
for the day.
Miss Mary Ann Nolan, Cleve-
land, was weekend guest in the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. j. Nolan.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Q. H. PERSONALS

Mrs. Ivy Fehr and Mrs. Evelyn
Krieger were heard on John Sand
er's sidewalk interview over
WSPD on Tuesday.
Harry Immel Of Oak Harbor was
admitted to Fremont Memorial
Hospital Tuesday as a medical pa
tient
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Menzing
and several other relatives from
Toledo spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Druckenmiller and
David.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto f. Reider
spent Monday in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schroeder
of Elmore are the parents of d
daughter born Friday in Mercy
Hospital, Toledo. Mr.. Schroeder
was recently named postmaster
at Elmore and is a member of the
Democratic Central Committee Of
Ottawa County.
Mrs. Helen Krieger, sight saw
ing teacher, was admitted to Ma
gruder Hospital Monday for sur.
gerry.
D. l.. Hanline, mathematics
teacher at Salem-Oak Harbor high
school resigned effective Febru.
ary IL, to take another position
He has been replaced by Mr.. Hart
of Toledo, a graduate of Toledo
University.
Mrs. Bertha Cavalier fell near
her home Wednesday morning and
suffered a fracture of her right
wrist. She was back at her dut.
les Monday as teacher in the lower
grades at Oak Harbor schools.
Pfc. James Hopfnger, USMC
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hopfinger
while home on a 70 hour pass from
Camp Lejeuene last weekend was
taken i'll and flown back to Beth
seda, Md, Naval Hospital for treat
ment for what was diagnosed as
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Dry Places Make
Appliances Safer

Homemakers who want to con-
slider safety as we'll as convenience
will use electricity appliances in
dry, level places, says w. E. Stuck
ey, extension safety specialist at
Ohio State University.
Stuckey says National Safety
Council records include numerous
electrocutions that have resulted
when people touchtd defective ap-
pliances while their bodies were
grounded.
Typical examples of what to do
are: With one hand in diShwater,
on faucet or in comparable po-
sition, touch an electrical appliance
with the other hand. The safety
specialist says if the appliance is
defective-"the operator may nev.
er know it," If person in a bath
tub attempts to tune in a radio
or adjust an electric heater, he may
get more hot stuff" than he bar.
gained for.
Washing machines are sources
of potential danger, Stuckey warns
He advises having washing ma
chimes grounded in case they dc
becomes effective. Floors that .,re
wet furnish potential shock get
ters," too.
Electric mixers and irons need
checking for faulty switches, wir
ing and insulation. Stuckey re
minds homemakers also that wash
ing machine wringerS and mixer
beaters are no place for children
or careless adults to use 'preciou:
fingers"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16

pneumonia and acute pleurisy.
Private Hopfnger was just re-
Gently notified that he had made
the camp baseball team and has
been ordered to report for prac-
tice.
Ernest Sahloit. Oak St. was adj
mitted to Flower Hospital, Toledo
on Friday as medical patient.
MIR. and Mrs. J. ]. Tucker of
Toledo are spending several weeks
in Orlando, Florida,
Mrs. Anna Veh, formerly of Oak
Harbor, will observe her 9th
birthday Saturday, February II.
Friends wishing to send her cards
may address her co Evangelical
Reformed Home for the Aged,
Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
Mrs. I. r. Brugger and Pamela
of Clyde had Sunday dinner with
her daughter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Banchich and Tommy
Mr.. Brugger was a visitor at the
Banchich home on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer Mays and
Anita of Norwalk spent Sunday
with Mrs. D. J. Fitzgerald and
| Ruth.
Mrs. Walter DamSchroeder is
enjoying a weeks vacation, hay
ing closed her business, Roberta'S
Beauty Shoppe, for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NehlS and
sons of Hessviile and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Nehls of Oak Harbor, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. anc
Mrs. Gerald Humphrey, Norm;
and Carolyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kleinhans
Beverly, Glenna, Larry and Mar
vim have moved to their farm
northwest of Oak Harbor, which
they purchased recently. The!
formerly lived on the Everett
farm.