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Evening star., 1952-07-04
POOKS HILL

BETHESDA
WISCONSIN,AVE.
JUST BEYOND NAVAL HOSPITAL,
Large living room, dinette,
one bedroom, kitchen and
bath $117.5O
Large living room, dining
area, 2 bedrooms, kitch-
en-, bath ------$150.5O
Large living room, dining
room designed for enter
tanning, 2 bedrooms leach
12x15 with double door
closets and each with beau
tiful private BATH and efh-
cient equipped kitchen,
~. $242.5C
Large living room, dinette, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen,
$267 SO
Also n Few Furnished Anort~an+.
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED
BEAUTIFULLY
FURNISHED

Bedroom, living room, dining room
kitchen and bath. 222 Farragut st
Rent, S1IO per mo. Couple only
See jsnitor, 4912 New Hampshir,
ave. NV.
H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST. $500
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

NORTH MICHIGAN PK.-This beau.
tifui section cf fins quality detSchee
within the past 10 years Is certainly
one Of the incest places to live in al
Washington. 1t Is convenient tc
schools. stores and fast transporta-
tion downtown. A friendly commu-
nifty Of substantial community mind
interest ss1fn' IN thr Mho homes ssny ana nae hs1
neighborhood. This large brick home
only two years old and almost like
new, is In an ideal location in q
quiet little travelled street overlook
ing Q large wooded tract owned BY
the Catholic Church. Contains 8 rms.
Civ. rm. approx. 13x22 with fire-
place.. Including 3 lovely bedrooms
large pvt. din. rm.. kit. with break
fast space. huge concrete screened
porch across entire rear Of house;
PLUS A FULL GROuND-LEVEL
BASEMENT EASILY ADAPTABLE
basement lavatory, gas heat; iarEe
level Anchor fenced rear yard; fully
equipped with expensive combination
dows. Priced ct SSS. $50. owner
moving from p. C.. urges immediate
sale. FRANK 8. PHILL1Ps. DI. I41I.
@vCo.s CAA ~. E-tE&&. %
BRICK HOME, 1711
Otis st. ne; side-hau entf. Of con-
crete frt. porch; lv. rm., din. rm.,
powder rm., kit, inclosed rear porch.
End floor, 3 bedrms., 1 bath, inclosed
porch; storage attic and bsmt.: rec
reatton rn1., OIL heat, built-in garage.
JEROME 8. MURRAY. LA. 6-4620.
SARGENT RD. AND GALLATW Ne.
Beautiful semidetached brick, facing
PARK: financed with large AZ loan.
o lovely rms. tile bath. powder rm.
On 1st noor; gas heat; vacant: under
2 yrs. old; bus at corner. Reas.
down payment and SS0.46 per mo,
Call Mr. Penan, LA. $1,000 or JU.
T-S907 eyes,. PECK CO.
LIKE NEW. 2-story. det. brick house.
Six rms. full-stze bsmt., gas h.-w.h.,
copper plumbing. full-ieneth screens.
Conv. to trolley and to busline
OWNER. Ii. 3-1662.
BUNGA.-Full bsmt.
with outside entr.. toilet and shower
In bsmt., bath, toilet, LIST d. Plenty
shade trees, lge. lot. 1726 Evart
St. ne. For appt.. HU. 6714. %
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
"a BLK. WEST 18th AND COL. RID.
2 bedrmS.. liv. rm., kit. and bath;
ample closets; excel cond. Compare
this apt. for convenience Of location,
low maintenance at only S29.4O
per mo. Reasonably priced To in
spect call MR.. PALMER. HU. 9447.
COLORED-HIGH VIEW APT, 81
r: I. ave. and Lincoln rd., ne.
Three bedrms. liv. rm., kit. 5000
down. Ii. 3-S06O. %
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NOW OR BY AUGUST 15. unfurn. z
ME. $3.50 after 10 am. g.
NAVAL OFFICER and 14-year- -old
daughter want furnished 2-bedroom
modern house in Va. within 10 miles
Pentagon; near high school; have
dog Prefer accommodations for sad
die horse, such as stable and grazing
features available on premises or
nearby. Max. rent $125, XII. 9-684S.
A.
UNIV. PROF. on temp. duty War Col
20-Dec. 20. 8 child. age 5-I0. q.
WRIGHT. Univ. Oregon. Eugene.
LARGE HOUSE UNFURNISHED-4
bedrooms or more In nice section;
maximum, $12b mo. TIE. 01SS. g.
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VIENNA. va, 4 BEDROOMS-Mod
brick rambler. corner lot; 12 months
or longer; owner transferred; $3.50
month.
AURORA HILLS, INC.
2301 8. Arl. Ridge Rd. OF, Q47O
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HOME WITH INCOME
Detached shingle over frame In eZ-
cellent condition throughout. Thii
home divided into three one-bedroom
spts. Live IN one. rent the cthel
heat. detached garaee aud screens
and storm windows for entire house.
Mr.. hARsazin. hMAIRssslRzin. J. f. w1eiH s1efSeI co.
Realtor, 1924 1kth 9t. NV. DI. 98AG
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BRIGHTWOOD
Row brick In excellent condition;
rooms, 2 baths. concrete front
porch, elubroom. detached garage
Priced right. $1,000 to "a. .000
down. Call Mr.. Sweeney, SH. 6197
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 334e
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Modern brick. one-owner home. neal
fast transp. and In Blessed Sacra-
ment Parish: center-hau plan. lge
liy. rm.. din. rm. win take extrs
With Viii EHi brsaEiast spae., S fSei'Gen ise. Gen ant M
q bath on LIST A.; 3 excel. bedrms..
baths on 2nd H.; stairs to attic
Rear screened porch. earage. Al
first-hoor carpeting to remain.
Town & Suburban, OR. 040l
once Open saturday ana sunday
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HOUSES SALE-N.W. tcent.I J
CLEVELAND PARK

First time offered in this exclusive
section Oh Cathedral ave.; immac.
foyer. wall-to-wall carpet ON en-
tire LIST H., stairway and master
bedrm; lovely rear terrace with new
awning; 3 baths; lge. walk in cedar
closets in each bedrm.: lge. garage:
full bSmt.; gas heat; $24,500; excel.
ME- 6fi6S; ewes. GE. 9079.
LIST With LISS for Best Results
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Gent J
SERVICE STATION

New going bus. on Intersection Rts.
90, II, IL; equipment avail. II de-
sired; owner moving; good price;
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CHEVY CHASE CLUB VICINITY
Two or three people. to. share house
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BRIGHTWOOD

1900 block Rittenhouse st. n.w-
Possession. Two-stofy. modern brick;
Colonial front porch, lge. living rm.,
dining. rm.. modern kitchen and den
on LIST a.: Z large bedrms. and 2
h,.w.h.: AL condition. Priced "a
sell. Call till . Pm. weekdays.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1012 18th et. NV. pI. 1895
Evening star., 1952-07-04

-BEDRM. HOUSE, Just
remodeled. with automatic gas heat
new complete bath, excel. kit. range
OF adults; no small children. Apple
Room sos. S15 18th st. NV. be.
tween $50 Am. and 4:3O pm
weekdays, "a
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RENTALS
FURNISHED
AND
UNFURNISHED

A select list of homes for rent IN
Alexandria, Va; 2 and bedrms.
from $96 monthly to $500 monthly.
Let US know your requirements.
The M. H. BARRY Org.
.2206 Mt. Venom Ave-, Alex, va.
AL. 001S re. $3.50 TIE. 2442
"The Old Reliable Ofice''
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
A comfortable cool house with privacy
and nice neighbors, close to trans
portation. and within walking dis
stores; this house has nice hall,
large. living room. dining room
completely modern kitchen, porches
on living room and kitchen, 8 bed
rooms and bath. storage room. attic
space for recreation room; LARGE
yard. completely fenced.
w. c. q A. N. MILLER, OR. 4464.
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IAPTs. UNFuRNIsHED tcen..) J
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SILVER SPRING. MD.
This 2-story ome has 4 bedrooms,
{, 2 baths, a library, 2 porches. a
beautiful completely inclosed yard,
and a 2-car gar. II Is not q new
home. but 1t would be hard to find
a homier one or one closer to schools,
is $135 per mo-, and key is next
door; or call JU. S-9S64 for ap-
pointment. - :
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. O222
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1870 T ST. NV.
Mod. eley, BLDG: with sundeck, enc
apt, $780, ! bedrm;, $1l0: cal
Evening star., 1952-11-12
ICl0 Leaders Vote
To Delay Convention
Due 10 Murray Death
BY the Assoeioied Press

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 12.-The
vice presidents of the CIO today
recommended a postponement of
the unions 18th annual conven-
ton from next Monday to Decem-
ber l because of the death of
Philip Murray. C1O president.
The convention had been slated
to open next week in Los Angeles.
Instead it will be held at Atlantic
City.
Approval Expected.
The vice presidents recommen.
dation is expected to receive quick
approval at a meeting of the CIO
Executive Board in Pittsburgh on
Friday, one day after MIR. Muir
rays funeral.
The strategy-making vice presi-
dents issued statement express
ing deep grief over the loss of the
great president of the CIO, Mr..
Philip Murray" and added:
"The meeting was limited to
arrangements for the funeral of
Mr.. Murray and changes in the
CLOS schedule arising from his
untimelv decease."
Mr.. Murray died Sunday in San
Francisco while arranging for the
annual convention.
Meeting on Plans.
Another recommendation Of the
vice presidents calls for the Ex-
ecutive Board to meet at Atlantic
City on November 20 to help set
up the revised convention plans.
The group also favors releasing
to the public the report which Mr..
Murray had planned to present to
the convention. The report will
be released Monday morning, No
vember II, spreviously scheduled.
Just as the meeting broke up,
the group was thrown into con-
fusion when a hotel assistant
manager brought word that the
son of David j. Macdonald, sec
retary-treasurer of the CIO United
Steelworkers, had tainted in school.
But as soon as MIR. Macdonald,
who is attending the meeting as
IN adviser, learned that his sons
ailment was not serious the meet
ing continued uneventfully.
+ Vice Presidents on Board.
The Executive Board is COM
posed of the nine vice presidents,
plus elected representative from
the numerous CIO unions.
Mr.. Murray's successor will be
elected at the convention, but any
board suggestion will carry much
weight.
Most of the top union officials
arrived in Pittsburgh yesterday
to pay final tribute to Mr.. Murray.
The funeral home where his
body is lying in state said steady
stream Of persons from all walks
:. of life passed the CIO leaders
casket yesterday and hundreds
more are expected today.
A requiem high mass will be
sung at II am. EST. tomorrow in
st. Paul's Cathedral.
Burial will be in st. Anne's Gem
etery at nearby Castle Shannon,
a one-time mining community.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Deaths Reported.
tFrom the D. C. Bureau of Vital statistics)

trTom tne ~. y. bureau OF VITAL StatiSt1cS)
Adie Davis SO. Sc Rhode Island ave. ne
Pearl Wileman, SO. 434 Jefierson ST. NV.
Thomas Barns. y, s4ss HSf 18th 81 St. NV NV.
BENJAMIN Barber. II. 1919 jackson st. 4. q
Ada Carlton, 7o; 21oo n st: NV.
Alice WAGNER, 20, ia 11th st. me-.
Robert Cook. SO, 153 U St: ne.
James Lewis. 6S. Soldiers Home.
George Doolis. 50. Bowie Nd
Harry Shaughnessy, So, 1911 psrk rd NV
Kathryn Parker, Sc. Mt. Rainier, Md.
Howard Titus. 55. 1910 34th st. NV,
Lillian Lippincott. "a, Falls Church Va.
Leroy Sawyer, 53, 4911 Quebec St NV
Gail Hendershot. 50. 1910 Georgia ave
John Pitcher, e6, shamokin, Pa.
Infant Montour, Arlington. Va
Infant Stanton, 3523 r ST. NV
Everett Faulkner, 90, 420 ST. NV.
James Gray. 76, $40 seth st. ne.
Jesse Fingers 50. e309 N st. NV.
Willie Deneal, 6s, Prince Georges County
Floyd colweu, So, 900 9th st. NV.
Evangline Hillard, So, 1898 Walters st, Sc
Rebecca WilliamA 81, 2517 ST. NV
Vogie Fleet. As. Zoe o st. NV.
Margaret Oliver, 43, 1882 9th st. NV.
jamie Jones 20. 1929 Ames st. ne.
Eula Walton, 1S, 16 5th st. Sc.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
YuIe Seal Sole Chief Named

Mrs. e. D. Gothwaite, of Centre
vile, Va. has been appointed
chairman of the 1852 Christmas
Seal sale In Fairfax County. The
sale. sponsored by the Fairfax
County tuberculosis Association.
will open Monday.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
TaiIored to fit most
models Of these eors:

Buick Special, al -'48, '5l-'52; Chew
roIet, '4I-'52; Dodge, '4o-'52; De
Soto, '40-'50; Chrysler, '4o-'52;
Plymouth, '4o-'52; Pontiac. '4I-'52;
Ford, '42-'52; Hudson, 4-dr., '5o-'52;
Koiser, 4-dr., '5O-'52; Mercury, AZ
81; Nosh. '4e-'5l; oIdsmobiIe.
'4l-'52; Studeboker, '47-'52.
No drop-orm or convertible models
Evening star., 1952-11-12

Near Porkins 6erese,
North Randolph ST.,
Porkinston. Arlington
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20

ROOM. gentleman preferred, near
transportation, private home. KE.
1-296l.
IDEAL space for cabinet maker or
plastic manufacture. 500 So. it. GIL.
l-7175 or EV. 1-4803
GARAGE, East 156th St., near st.
Clair. MU. 1-2372
SLEEPING rooms, singles or doubles,
hot and cold water, private entrance
1901 Waterloo rd.
SOMMERS Hall, lodges, weddings. BAN
quets, dances; large and small groups
invited. GIL. 1-7018 or Nv. 1-1341.
STOREROOM for rummage sales. Call
Mrs. Becker. Gil. 1-0144.
SLEEPING rooms, double and single,
own entrance. 14405 Saranac rd.
EAST Cleveland. room, single or twin
beds, phone. garage PO. 1886.
FURNISHED bedroom and kitchen
KE. 1-0557.
2 BEDROOM upper duplex, southeast.
near CorIett ave. $50; we charge for
our services. Phone N. P. CLAM,
Realty Broker. SW. 1-4430. 10615
Euclid ave.
SLEEPING room for working gentle
man. 1910 Huntmere ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20
HELP WANTED (MALE)

TRUCK driver for small deliveries.
Call for appointment. UL. l-l6l8.
MAN for prescription delivery, must
be able to drive. Apply Mr.. Scheuf-
Ter, Uptown Pharmacy. 1883 Lake
Shore blvd
LICENSED real estate salesman to
operate in new Euclid office to he
open soon. For further particulars
call Page Realty, Realtors, KE.
1926.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20

GOOD pay for men and women book
ing orders for Scotch-lite name
plates for top mail boxes that shine
at night; also door plates and street
signs; unlimited field Write Perma-
nent Sign Co.. 3004-1st ave. S.,
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

STRONG, kind Christian lady able to
20 into country village as home
maker. elderly couple; comfortable
home; conveniences, good wages;
references required. Call UL. 1-51O6.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-04
Majorettes
Continued rom Page One)

Continued rom Page One)
their trip, crossing to the Canadian
side once more TO view the Falls,
and then proceeding on to Buffalo,
New York where the buses stop
ped at the Greyhound Terminal
for servicing of the conveyances.
During the 45-minute wait, the
Majorettes gave an impromtu dis
play at the bus terminal.
1t was, indeed, a weary troup
of 81 Majorettcs, nine chaperon-
ing mothers and band master who
arrived in Port Clinton at Ia. m.
Monday morning. But, what had
been accomplished in cementing
Canadian-American relations and
spreading the name of Port Clin-
ton through Ontario, through the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-04
GYPSUM

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen re-
turned Saturday afternoon from
weeks vacation spent in Cleve-
land with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mccormick until Thursday morn
ing and then driving on to Day
ton, for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Sperber and daughter
Kathy and son Roger.
Mrs. Enos Rarden spent the week
end with her son and daughter
in-law Mr.. and Mrs. James Rarden
at Sandusky. 49,
Mrs. Arthur Higley of Danbury
Twp. left Friday to visit her sis
ter and husband at Benton Harbor,
Michigan.
Mr.. Harold Rarden left Sunday
morning for Great Lakes Naval
Training Station after a few days
visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Enos Rarden.
Miss Gloria Mackey left early
last week for training as Wac
at Ft. Lee, Virginia.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-04
a~eCIUB News

The third meeting of the Need
lie Nudgers Sr. All Club was held
at the home of Mrs. Robert Gill
the evening of June 26.
A demonstration on seams and
seam finishes was given by Ber-
nice baltimore after the business
meeting. Games were played and
delicious lunch was served.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-04

efforts of 81 young ladies, is part
of story which undoubtedly has
many romantic pages yet to be
written.
Chaperones during the trip were
Mrs. Lois Carr, Elmore; Mrs. JOIN.
Gaydos, Mrs. Sam Amato. Mrs. viii
lis Misch, Mrs. John Banchicll,
Mrs. Harold Reitz, Mrs. Alice If
fland, GraytoWn; Mrs. Helen
Worthington, Elmore; and Mrs
Harvey Bachtel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-04

tending.
Purpose of the summer camp is
to familiarize AFRUTC students
with the Air Force and its opera
tions. This includes studies of ail-
craft and aircraft maintenance,
use of weapons, military courtesy
and discipline, physical education,
military law, and many other sub
iects of interest to prospective
Air Force officers.
Moody Air Force Base is only
twenty miles from the Florida
state line. An Air Training Com
mand base, it is home of the In
trument Pilot and All-weather IN
strument schools, where rated
Air Force pilots learn all-weather
instrument flying in either jet or
conventional aircraft.
At Maimi University, Migala
is majoring in marketing and mer-
chandising.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-04
Migala Attending
Officers School
At Moody Air Base

Andrew E. Migala, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Migala, APT Jeffer-
SON Ave, is attending the Air
Force Reserve officer Training
Corps summer camp at Moody Air
Force Base, near Valdosta, Ga
Migala is cadet in the AFROTC
at Miami University, at Oxford.
The summer camp commenced
on June 23rd, and will continue
through July 10Th. Over three hun
dred AFOTC students from nine
colleges and universities are at
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-04
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Oak Harbor
IT SOCIETY , ]
OAK HARBOR CLASS AZ
HAS FIRST REUNION

On Sunday, July 29th, the
graduating class of AZ held its
first reunion, ten years having
passed since many of the class
mates had seen each other, yet
the old spark and enthusiasm of
the group remained. Everyone
congregated for an outdoor picnic,
but because of rain, a ssembled
once more at the American Legion
Hall where a potluck lunch was
shared.
After the tables had been clear
ed and the children under the SUI
pervision of Kathleen Myerholtz,
Bonnie ickmiller, and Nancy Le-
zotte, were playing in the school
house grounds the following pro-
gram was presented.
Robert Hockin welcomed the
class, their families, and guests
The remainder of the program was
then presided over by Lorna Bal
lin. Joyce Myerholtz sherwood
reminded us that our class motto
was "The Key To Success Lies In
Ambitious Hand" She also recalled
the class flower as the white rose
and presented the scarlet and gray
pennant which was designed by
Bob Hockin. At that time, list
of the high school teachers were
read of whom Miss Elsie Meyer,
Miss Lula Harshield, and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. C. Waters were present
1t was particularly a pleasure to
see them there
Aileen Steven Stout read the
class prophecy. Much humor was
invoked by the criticisms to the
past.
Also each member present in
troduced his family and gave a
short account of his activities in
the past decade.
The class will read by Bob Hoe
kin. The worth of the endowments
was far less great in comparison
to the fun spent in re-reading this
testament.
The class poetess, Lorna Ballin,
again read the poem she once
spent many hours creating. Final
ly Don Wargowsky gave a con-
densed version of the class his
tory and its many highlights. The
climax of the program came when
Don Wargowsky present trophies
of distinction to two eligible mem
bers of the class, Mrs Glen Zim-
beck and Mrs. Olen Nehls. The
program was concluded by choos-
ing Margaret Greiger, Jack Miles,
Louis Grieger, A. j. Leutz, JAG
queline WHINE, and Charles
Fought, chairman of the planning
committee for a subsequent re-
union 5 years hence.
Graduation night was revived
when a class picture was taken
in the same pose, same spot on
Water Tower Hill.
The rest of the day was spent
in reminicent chatter andlaughter
Those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Jessen, Lorna Bal
lin, Mr. and Mrs Louis Grieger
Mr. and Mrs Robert Hockin, Mr.
and Mrs George Stout, (Aileen
Stevens), Mr.. and Mrs. Don War
gowsky, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Sill
yerWood Joyce Myerfbltg), MIR.
and Mrs. Olen Nehls, Shirley
Sauer), Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nehls,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Molnar Can
narrose Hermes), Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Van Hoose Donna Beier),
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Rose, Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Almendinger Ger
dine Rimelspach), Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Bradley MARY Darr), Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Guth (Rita Darr), Mr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-04

Cpl. Richard Shackelford ar
rived at San Francisco Thursday
aboard the transport General Will
liam A. Black. He had served in
Korea.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-04

BE CAREFUL on the Fourth
so you are with us on the
Fifth We don't like to
lose a customer One
way we get customers is
with canvas arch support
oxfords at S349.
A CAR driven at moderate
speed lasts longer. People
who live too fast are apt
to wear out sooner too ;.
Need a good mites sleep?
Try Sans seersucker pa
jamas with short sleeves
$3.49.
WE'VE HAD a one party
system for 20 years. Now
we have a three party
system Taft believes
Ike can't win; Ike believes
Taft can't win; Truman
agrees with both.
IF ALL the rumba dancers
were placed end to end, it
would cause a lot of friction
We'd like to say that's
one way to burn your
''britches" behind you
Commercial: A wide selec-
ton of summer slacks at
Sans from 3.96 to 7.95.
CONTRARY to what Ruth
thinks we are we'll qualified
to be a Judge in Loralns
Bathing Beauty Contest the
Fourth. Our right arm Is
the same length as the pro-
per waist size for the per-
feet "a.
P. c. MAIL MEN will tell
you that their worst enemies
are his dogs 1t your
dogs bother -ou try our
Porto-Ped oxfords. We've
Just reuucec them 81, with
a new shipment in.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-04

Pvt. Walter F. Blair. who fer
merly resided with his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Johnson,
522,, Adams Street is now station
ed at Ft. Bliss Texas, where he
is serving with a guided missiles
unit. The school will be in opera
ton for an unlimited number of
weeks.
Pvt. Blair finished his basic
training in California year ago
He was formerly employed at the
Standard Products Co. plant here.
He advised relatives that his
new address is: US 52163415 Bty
A, 2nd G. M. Bn. 1st Guided Mis-
sile Gp Ft. Bliss Texas.
An Ottawa county man and a
woman have Joined the armed
forces. John X. Smidutz, of Oak
Harbor has enlisted in the Air
Force and Norma June, of
Genoa, has joined the Women's S
Air Force.
Amos Netherland, Jr, USN, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Netherland
of Route l, Port Clinton, has been
advanced to boilerman, second
class, on board the destroyer USS
Warrington which is now home
ward bound" after completing a
four month tour of duty in the
Mediterranean with the u S. Six
III Fleet
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-04


MIR. and Mrs. Robert Waltz, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Fought, Mar
garet Greiger, Jacqueline Win
ME, Mr.. and Mrs Steward Cleve-
land Virginia Finke), Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Miles, LaVerne Kehr,
Mr.. and Mrs. GLEN Zimbeck
(Marguarite Brinley), Mr., and
Mrs. A. ]. Leutz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Printy Arthur, MIR. and Mrs.
Willis Zibbel, Mr. and Mrs. Ric
hard Haas.
Committee in charge: Lorna
Ballin, Bob Hockin, joyce Siler-
wood, Dick Kramb, Don Wargow-
sky, and Aileen Stout.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-04

Ohio produces 100000 tons
Of limestone annually.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-22

AGE7
AR 1851
the
Total
144 80
1913 SO
023 78
223 "a
1876 62
283 So
433 sc
70 20
"a 80
70 go
1872 At
145 26
Is SO
80 IA
"a "a
8 a.
535 SO
81 "a
f5e 6 IL
313 88
10 IS
So as
8 OF
3 80
II O8
80 80
ITS sc
673 62
AZ 81
1893 So
262 %
e.
76 70
"a SO
81 40
2O6 Al
1877 80
66 81
88 20
81 90
Is 10
742 81
80 80
80 81
278 Sc
IS Oh
316 S.
113 IS
1853 Sc
IS 68
80 90
IA IS
66 81
Sc IL
367 Is
298 20
Alta SO
2O5 "a
241 II
IL "a
70 %
1923 80
1926 OF
378 76
$50 IS
1886 II
173 As
80 Ia
27 80
50 20
"a SO