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WAREHOUSES WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave. NV. Available Immediately.
Desirable rooms to meet your re-
qutrements PENN PROPERTIES,
Suite 618- Evans Bldg. ME-. iiO7'
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG. Ofices
available for professional interna-
tional embassies and trade organ
lzation. AID 5000 l346 Conn. ave.
THREE-ROOM SUITE OF over 500
SO. It. Reasonably priced at 500 per
mo KASS- BERG Err. INC. EN-. slO0.
PRIVATE OFFICE in lawyers suite,
Colorado Bdg MA 2504 3.
RENT TO ARCHITECT or licensed
engineer; available May /. without
lease; about 500 so. IT.; good ioca-
ton; good windows; share toilet
ana jaritor service. Gail J. w.
BURCHAM. MA. 07O7. -
5000 so. FIT. conditioned once
space with private entrance, baths
and kitchen. Conn ave address;
So per 50, IT. per ". DE. 5064.
600 50. FT. r-conditinoed once
space with private entrance and
bath, for resident medical man;
Conn. ave; address; $3.50 per So 1T.
DENTAL OFFiCE SPACE. medical
center; avail. immed,; share with 2
other dentists. Box 66-X. Star. 4.
CORNER 9th and Pa. ave. 3Ob sth
st. NV, about 1000 SO. IT. second
floor. elevator; suitable for CONNER
cial purposes or offces; reasonable.
Apply $40 F st. NV. Rm. ~. 3
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S15.500-Rambler

Tall trees and lawns surround thi
pretty white home on almost an acr,
lot; 3 bedrooms and large livin,
room provide maximum living space
Only $4,000 cash.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

end COMMERCIAL, $500 SO, it.,
fer esr mtr III II prposes ST. ns snDTof trS ideal
50. #. Immed possession. Lone or
short,term lease: Apply l2 H st.
OYSTER PACKING, crab picking
plant on lower Potomac. Rock Point,
Maryland: Al condition, suitable
Tor conversion 10 fishing camp;
includes good wharf. approx. sA-acre
land, Is units workers cabins: long
term lease; $1,000. Box 35S-V, Star,
FIRST COMMERCIAL LOT for rent:
corner 44th and Benning I'd. ne;
S125 a mo. DAVID COOPER, 5000
st; nv, Ma. 1859; RA. 4IIS.
DOWNrOWN-Air -cond.; Al by 9l
plus 3 offices; 2nd A. paneled in
NfHR fhEs'S DRPf: Ripf: g. "a sseG2ksiicr,,rRFT se2si
Excellent location for plumber eIec-
trician or builder. Semldctached
house with space for Office and Nv
ing quarters. Also workshop ga
rage and storeroom. EX, asa "a
NEWSPAPER STAND for rent on Pa
ave. Call RE. O31O, 8 am. to I'M.
USED CAR LOT. 53rd and Marlboro
PIKE; Will improve for reliable ten-
ant. OWNER, DU. 4343. Il
Seseondd commercial, vacant, Il04
n: ave. Sc. near Navy Yard:
st commercial. vacant. 61l 2nd
st. ne: near Union Station.
MURRAY co.
1879 L ST. NV. Ma. 1866.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
DIXON'S
WEEKLY
SPECIALS
"THE LUCKY z"
$13 95O-Cane Cod

S1o,S0U-Cape Goa
DO you want the unusual? See this
studio living room with its beamed
ceiling and tiny Balcony. This house
has charm plus all modern conven-
fences, full basement and garage,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

122s L ST. NV. Ma. 1866.
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STORES FOR RENT

SUBLET STORE; available Jun.
through Dec. 81. New lease avail
able 59"2 Ga. ave. NV, IA. S7SI.
1903 NEW YORK AVE. NV. II # Z
% IT.. near one of Washingtons
busiest intersections directly op-
poSIte parking lot. KASS- BERGER,
1902 ldth ST. N.W.-one-story store,
scHWXRrzy Th0M yind9ys. 1%r. Sdd333, F; ?:
=, aye Nv. DI. 6?10 -
SIO6 WISCONSIN AVE.
New store and bsMt With pvt.
customers parking. OWNER. Phone
lst AND NV; vacant; $50 NO;
any business. white or colortd. RE.
STORE TOR RI, ROOM, corner a5th and
4 toilets and kitchen; heat fur
nished; rent: 50. 600 per year. Call
manager. VI. ZOO. a
S53 H ST. N.E.-Store and apt: 4
rms; bath, eject. h.-w. $3.50.
Apply H. E. GLADMAN, 30S Pa.
n: CAPITOL AND o-Good corner
locatlon; approx 500 50. 1T: heat
furnished. AIKEN & AIKEN. 800
H St. NV. MA, 1886. 5
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1872 ACRES
NEAR TOWN OF VIENNA

Charming 3-bedrm. brick home stu
ated on high knoll surrounded BY
lge. old shade trees; nice size liv.
rm: with iirepl.; kit. equipped; par,
water heating plant. This property
offers an. excel place for good
country living and the house is
setting we'll back from the road
making, it an ideal place for chill
oren. There are out5ldgs. for horses,
property. Also a spring in a per-
feet loo: for a lake. Price. 500 ESQ
With substantial cash. PENTAGON
REALTY CO., Crescent 396. Crescent
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Used Car Lot Wanted
have a well-known automobile
ageney. desirous, OF buying a used
car lot' preferably one that might
a good location is essential. Cali
Mr.. Wells WI $500, for details.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC 1890 K st. NV.
MA. 1000 .
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CROWN REALTY, INC.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
TWO-LEVEL BEAUTIES
unusual, most attractive
home. situated on H-acre lot; lst
level has large kitchen. dining room.
l1x14; recreation room. 23xIO; u
path: laundry and furnace room.
md level has large living room. 3
Priced to sell at only SI7,95O,
HURRY! Gall F; Z. MALCOLM,
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FLASH

First offering-drop everything-see
II now!!! Our new model 3-bedrm
brick ramblers with attached 23-ft.
garage, on A-acre lot. Only S17,-
$50. Inspect now for choice location.
LDERS-BROKERS
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes, OF Wilson ia. $4,000
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$24.75O-Rambler

In the Lorcom Lane area. we offer
this unusual home on s4-acre hill
side lot; in addition to 3 bedrooms
there are 2 maids rooms in base
ment. built lin bar, patio and garage.
II can't be described. it must be
seen.
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DOGWOODS

- ~ w OODO
Provide a beautiful background for
this brick Colonial home in exclusive
Waycroft. All rooms are large. liv.
rm. 19x!4.. din. rm. 1Sx12, bright
XII; Ind II. has 3 large bedrms.
Many extras include buiIt-in garape'
hot-water heat, screened porch, full
basement, storm windows, fenced
grounds. Large 1st trust available.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes of Wilson IA. $4,000
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

STORE AND APT, Brookland rem
investment: sell or trade. MA. 3il2.
18th AND QUE SITS. N.w.-Excelient
3-unit tconvertedl: annual income,
$3;S40; Price. S25 900. Call GOLD
1888 9 til 9. .
FOUR-FAMILY FLAT. excellent upper
Brightwood location; good invest
ment if owner will occupy one unit.
Mr.: Tucker, with G0LDsTEN BROS,
Realtor,Bui5derS; RE. 1888; from
Two e a-UgSir fg Il pAPrs.. like new; GOOD
ne; ne; location. location For appt. to inspect
.}ANESHRIsa, .YAMES F EsTEP, MI; $3.50. ,1! a., -
brick bldg; in the downtown business
section of historic Alexandria, for
only $4,000. Adjacent to busy King
St; entire bldg. now vacant. Here
Is an Outstanding Investment; Phone
evenings. JACK G. MAIZE. Realtor,
12l S. Royal ST.. Alex. Va.
FAIRFAX, wa new Office bldg.
leased to a public utils, corp. tor
10,yr. period. at gooo rental,
with option Of 10 yrs. at a higher
rental; tfIs is the pest investme Mt
IN nar,n this D. section: &c. Tith Gdh a perm. in
ANDREW W. GREENE, GREENE 'Rlsa Realty ;effHri 81
W. Main ST.: Fairfax. Va. Crescent
I03: ewes, Crescent 1O5-R. 4
STORE. spts.. good NV. loc., leased
to one party; $3.50 mo. clear. Can
IA. T450. with IEGUM 4 GERBER
REALTY CO.. OR. 5000 It'll 8. )
INDUSTRIAL BLDG.-Annual income
SS,4tND. 1aSpS N
ortization S4.S00; 1st trust S32 500.
Owner moving to Florida, desires tr
sell; principal only S65.000 prop
erty located AIS Bethesda ave, Be-
thesda, Md. Call Rockville 1926.
NEW BRICK AND STONE CONNER
cial bldg, containing . stores and
8 offices. all leased. APPROX 2s OF
price in first trust, 4 y %. Income
approx $4,000 annually. Excellent
tenants. Full bsmt., freight eleya-
with LEGUM g. es GERBER Pr REALTY
CO. OR. 5000 til 9. --3
SALE OR TRADE-Lge. brick, equip.
for 3 units. Best N. Arlington loc
Virginia prop. only if trade. Write
OWNER, Box 103-X. Star. 3"
3O-UNlT APT. NV, we'll located
Fl RI Jl@s timss rents reasonable cash
WHEATON. MD.-oa. ave-; beaati-
full new stores; leased to splendid
tenants; priced 10 times annual
rental; $4,000, substantial cash
payment; principals only. Box 116V.
Star. 4
SILVER SPRING-Lge. 3-bedrm., 9
bath house; heart of Silver Spring
zoned commercial: garage; $4,000
for quick SALE 81. 1854. GRUBB-
WILLIAMS, over 40 Years in Sill
yer Spring" 4
SILVER SPRING-9-unit brick apt.
bldg, det., INV. heat; good cond
yearly rental over $500: low ex-
penses. For quick sale. S65, 600 ST..
4554. WILLIAMS. "Over
40 years in Silver Spring" -3
CUNT APT. approx. 3i2 yrs. old
Each apt. has 3 rms, kit and bath
Tenants pay all util.; income, $4 $50
year. Price. $3.50 MICHAEL
PIE SOSO .
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S28 500-Cane Cnd

a custom built home of charm, in
] "a, baths. plus maids room and
bath; center-han entrance. 2 fire.
places, large modern kitchen. recre-
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR RENT, May / to Oct. IA,
1852. attractively furn. country res
dence, on Shenandoah River, l
nour, D minutes from WaShingt ton;
master bedrms., 3 baths, servants
quarters, excellent fishing. boating
and swimming. Call or write SAN
DOz, INC, 2 Dupont Circle NV,
washington. D. C. DU. 1894, at
tention of Gen. OStermann. n
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NEW RAMBLERS
THVTTNY an

Consists Of .liv. rm. with frepl.. din.
space. equipped kit ; bedrmS. and
ct;eramic-tiled t;d bath. Brick construc-
ner lot. brick with bsmt,, Sis,S5o
Not Regulation x. PENTAGON
REALTY CO. Crescent 396, Crescent
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$29.5OO-Countrv Estate

$29, ,500-Country Estate
Only is miles from Washington, mid
the rolling Virginia hills. we offer
remodeled farmhouse on 10 lovely
30-ft. living room with huge log
burning fireplace. built-in book
shelves. twin French doors opening
onto patio. A paneled dining room
2 baths. PLUS a completely modern
kitchen of farmhouse size. And what
do you think? A PONY TOO! There
are many other extras we'll tell you
about.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
ia. $1,000. Open 8 It'll O.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER
FLASH

First offering-drop everything--see
it noW!!! Our new model 3-bedrm.
brick ramblers with attached 23-ft.
garage, on l4-acre lot. Only ST.
DERS-BROKERS
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes, on Wilson ia. $1,000
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RAMBLER

Bricks bedrms., liv. rrn., dinette,
large kit. and bath. Pulldown stair
way to storage attic. Price $4,000
ssSgme sSS ns Gl mo- loan Nth payments nsz5si
WEAVER BROS, INC.
WASHINGTON BLDG.
D1. $500, Ewes. ia. 2-6392
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RANCH LIFE
PA Al nERHAn
FIRST TIME
@1TTnEn

OF z EEtEO
MASTER BEDROOM 17x1a with, lge:
twin closets, luxurious full bath; 2
other bedrms. 12x14. each with twin
with French doors opening to
screened porch. A different home
with loads Of charm, only 8 years
old. Center hall leads to superb
kit. with ample breakfast space.
Full bsmt. with 2-ear bnilt-tn ga
rage. All this on beautifully land
ecaped lot 77xI70 in a neighborhood
OF $4,000 TO $4,000 homes. Ap-
prox. $4,000 cash required and can
PLACE tirst trust of Sf,ooo for
qualified buyer.
Parker, Smith & Donnell
Radio Bldg, Arl.. ia. G-6161
Ewes. Phone OW. 2512
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$40 Q50-Ramhler

A gift. living room! A GE kitchen
Full basement, all brick, and 3 bed
rooms! Adjacent to Tara. In addi-
tion to all this. the cash payment
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
FASCINATING
COLUMBIA PINES

CUSTOM BUILT! This diversified f.
bedroom, 2-bath brick home fea-
torres center-hall plan; lst a. has
charming living rm. (22x14). fam
lly sized dining rm.. de luxe kitchen
rooms and glass tiled bath; 2nd floor
has huge bedrooms and another
glass tiled bath; full, dry basement
with built-tn garage. Large and
beautifully Handicapped lot
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
2222 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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APARTMENTS
3-UNIT APT.

Only SIS $50 cash is required to
to Westover area in N. Arlington;
1St and 2nd fl. apts. have living
rm., separate dining rm.. kitchen, 2
bedrms., bath and porch; bsmt. has
living ,rm.. bedrm. kitchen and
bath, laundry facilities. Total in
car gar: level tree-shaded grounds;
gas h.-wh Assume S31.70O loan
with mo. pymts. of S153. Total
price Of S29.950: all furniture in
bSmt. apt. is included.
ARLINGTON REALTY
22l2 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500,
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$18.950-Colonial

In Fairfax County-away from the
rush of city life-this modern brick
home on a la-acre lot is well worth
an extra few minutes drive; 3 bed
rooms, full basement, screened porch.
Low cash.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31
Bait Calls For
Ecoaon1y In Fight
Against Reds

Dan Bait, Democratic Candidate
for Congress, speaking to a group
of farmers and businessmen, de-
clared "our best resource against
the ONSLAUGHT of the poison of
communism is strong economy"
Since any thinking citizen knows
that nations economy can be
only as strong as its basic resour-
ce wealth, his statement, in effect,
is warning that security demands
a more realistic attitude toward
the management and use of our
soil, water. forests and other re-
newable resources.
The fact that sixty-five percent
of all new wealth created in this
country has its origin in agricul-
tural and forest production--from
renewable resources-Would seem
in itself sufficient cause of every
business and every businessman to
be gravely concerned with the con-
servation problems involved in
maintaining agricultural and for
est lands in high productivity.
That this is not the case reflects,
in part at least, our ineptness in
getting a realistic conservation
story over to business--the ten
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31
AREA FOLKS
IN The SERVICE
THREE SONS I'M AIR FORCE
UNITS; TWO TO GO OVERSEAS

Mrs. Alton Hickman of Tiffin
was a happy mother last week
when her three sons, all serving
in the U. S. Air Force, were able
to be home on a short furlough.
The two eldest sons, Clyde and
Olen, were scheduled to leave for
overseas duty following their Wis
it. The youngest boy, Ronald, will
remain in the states temporarily
The three Rush brothers are the
nephews of Ernest, Chester and
Lester Below of Port Clinton.
To celebrate their being togeth-
er, an open house was held on
Sunday, October 10, from 3 until
p. m. at the Isaak Walton
League Club House near Tiffin. A
large group of friends and rela
tives were on hand to greet the
boys and to wish them Godspeed
Corporal Donald r. Young, W
S. Air Force arrived home Friday
morning to spend 80 day fur
Tough with his parents, Mr. anc
Mrs. George R. Young. Corp
Young entered the service in Jan
uary of 1852, taking his basic
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31
Federal And State
Funds Are Received
By County Auditor

The distribution of $128,61148
representing the October settle
ment for the recent collection of
personal and classified taxes, has
been completed in the auditors
department, representing the half
year collection of personal taxes
The schools received $79,673 73,
distributed as follows: Lake-Allen
district, IA cents;-Alen Twp,
S8,696.71; Benton, $385.92; Clay
Genoa, $9,63047; Carroll, Sal. So;
Catawba, $527.O4; Danbuy, S12,-
417.97; Erie, $558.48; Harris Ell
more, $2,665.33; Portage, S13,737.-
IS; North Bass, $154.47; Middle
Bass, $246.20; Put-In-Bay, 1925. IS;
Port Clinton village, $24, ,654.61; !;
Salem-Oak Harbor, $5,145.52; Port
Clinton school library, $886 686.
The townships received $9,117.-
"a, distributed as follows: Allen,
81, ,10469; Benton, $127.94; Bay,
$27.99; Clay, S1,6O2.41; Carroll,
S51.08; Catawba, $300.29; Danbury,
S1,654.63; Erie, $75.03; Harris
$250.72; Portage, $2,585 .O8: Putin
Bay, $94076; Salem, $397.32.
Villages received $15,513.o4 as
follows: Clay Center, S775 90;
Rocky Ridge, S2102; Genoa, ST.
598.36; Marblehead, $643.01; Ell
more, 81, ,188.O3; Port Clinton, So
007.77; Oak Harbor, $3,242 20;
Put-in-Bay, $37.47. Harris -Elmore
Union cemetery, $249.45; the Sa
lem-Oak Harbor Union cemetery
S367.75. The county received
S16,018.31 and the State of Ohio
$2,789.46.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31

DON'T FORGET TO VOTE!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31

dancy to talk "cause" when we
should talk facts.
The national income from ma
tural resources by indstrial origin
in 1948 amounted to $2T, 200, ,000,-
600. Agriculture, forestry and
fisheries accounted for $22,000,-
100000, or eighty percent of the
total.
Or put it in another way, the
number of trucks engaged in haul
ing agricultural commodities is
greater than the number used for
all other purposes. Consider what
this means to highway construc-
ton, filling stations, garages, res
taurants and many other kinds Of
business"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31
GYPSUM DRIVER
KNOCKS DOWN
Tree: Girl HURT

A car driven by James e. John
son, "a, Of Gypsum, went out of
control about $50 a. m. Monday,
knocked down a tree and ran into
the home of Mrs. George Blaine
Catawba, East Harbor Road. With
young Johnson was 17-year-old
girl companion also of Gypsum.
The girl was brought to Magru-
der Hospital in a Gerner & Wolf
ambulance where she suffered
from forehead decorations and
minor bruises of the body. John
son was taken to the hospital by
a passing motorist. Johnson was
released from Magruder and was
held in county Jail, awaiting a
hearing before Justice of the Peace
Redd Hosler on a charge of reck-
less operation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31
DISABLE HITS BRIckER STAND

Senator Bricker isn't foollng
anybody when he pretends to be a
longtime friend of Social Secur-
ity," so said Michael v. Disable,
Democratic candidate for Senator,
in addressing meeting of FEEDER
ated labor organizations in this
city. Disable was referring to
Bricker'S recent statements in Ra-
VIENNA, Ohio that 81 have always
supported it :. :. :" ''In fact" add
ed Disable, "just two years ago,
Bricker voted against an amend
ment that would have raised So
cial Security Benefits to an aged
couple by SLIPS a month"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31

training at Lockland ALB, Texas.
After completing basic training,
he was then sent to Kessler A.F.B.,
Mississippi, where he graduated
classifying him as Ground Ra-
dio Operator. After his leave,
he will then report to Camp Stone
man, Calf. for processing, after
which he will be assigned to the
Far East.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31
Former Eagles Home
Being Remode1led

Work is progressing rapidly on
remodeling the former Eagles
home at the corner of Second and
Adams street. The property, own
ed by DR.. Ralph Roose, will have
offices on the first floor and apart
ments on the second.
1t was reported this week that
the Eagles are planning to occupy
the Erie theatre building, which
is to be converted into lodge
rooms.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31
EOD EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
OPEN SATURDAY

Beginning October 25, the per.
sonnel office of Erie Ordnance De.
pot, LaCarne, will be open Sat
urdays for receiving applicants
for positions as we'll as all week
days. The new schedule will be
in effect until the employment
needs of the depot are filled.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31
Firenlens' Feather
Party November "a

Port Clinton volunteer firemen
will stage their annual Thanksgiv-
ing feather party Friday night,
November "a, it was announced
this week by Fire Chief Walter
Miller.
The gala gathering will take
place in the fire station rooms in
City Hall, Second Street. Proceeds
will be used for the benefit pro-
gram of the department.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31
EoD INSPECTOR NEEDED

An open examination for the
position of ordnance materiel in
spector, GS-2, was announced to-
day by the Board of U. S. Civil
Service Examiners of Erie Ord
nance Depot, Lacarne. Start ing
salary is $2,750 per year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31

Glen D. Williams, son of MIR. and
Mrs. David Williams, Erie Town
ship, left last Thursday morning
for service in the Army. He left
with a contingent of army-bound
men from Toledo Thursday morn
ing. Glen formerly served with
the Navy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31

Sam Butler Of Cleveland was
picked up last Thursday by the
State Highway Patrol, for reckless
operation of a motor vehicle, at
the intersection of Routes 2 and
1853. Butler was brought before
Mayor Becker's court where he
was fined $25 and costs.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
RESORTS.
LAKE WORTH, FLA.
GULF STREAM HOTEL
LAKE WORTH FLORIDA

Until January 1st, $500 per day each
person. two to room. with private bath
and all three meals in Main Dining Room.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Bibles 10 Be Offered
vishinsky- One for
Him, One for Sta|in

Two Bibles printed in this coun-
try in Russian will be presented
Tuesday to Andrei Vishinsky. the
Soviet delegate to the United Ma
tions-one for himself and one
for Premier Joseph Stain.
The two Russian leaders will
have a chance to accept them
from delegation headed by a
former countryman-PaStor Basil
Malof, exiled Russian who now
heads the Russian Bible Society
at 1400 New Hampshire avenue
NV.
In all, 100000 volumes of the
book are coming off the presses
for distribution behind the Iron
Curtain-the elimination of long
and tedious translations and
money raising by Mr.. Malof and
his followers.
Mr.. Malof is going to New York
with Elder Solomon Lightfoot Mi
chaux, another religious leader;
Capt. George Maines. one of the
founders of the American Legion,
and his son, 1t. Charles Names of
the Adjutant Generals Depart
ment, reserve.
They will offer the books to Mr..
Vishinsky at about noon Tuesday.
expecting to catch him at the
noon recess of the General As
sembly.
The first copy already has gone
to Gen. Eisenhower, who accepted
in a warm reply by letter. His
copy was in a special binding of
hand-tooled leather, as was the
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Smart Juvenile, II,
Won't Sign a Thing
It'll He Sees Lawyer
Ry the Associofed Pre.s

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. %. -
An 11-year-old boy was being
questioned by police today in con-
Inection with two break-inS.
Detective Capt. Edward Burke
said the youth admitted he had
run away from an orphanage last
night. broken into two places and
had taken peanuts and pencils.
Then. after the boy completed his
statement, he turned to Capt.
Burke. and declared:
I'm not signing anything,
though, until I see my lawyer"
He was taken to Juvenile Court.
second copy, presented to Gen.
Macarthur.
The third copy went to Lewis K.
Cough, national commander of
the American Legion, and the
fourth to Vice President-elect
Nixon.
Two years were spent by trans
lators to complete a version in the
new Russian spelling. thus to
nullify the aims of the Commu-
nists who revised spelling in the
schools to prevent the reading of
such literature.
Once head of Moscow's largest
Protestant church, Pastor Malof
was banished to Siberia by the
Communists, but escaped to Nor
way and later reached England.
He came to this country with the
help of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
and since has been the Christian
spiritual leader of Russians in this
country. "
Four of his sons fought for the
Allies in World War II. and two
still are in the Armed Services.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Moot Court Teams Meet
In Trials tomorrow Niqhf

The final elimination round for
the Washington area in the ma
tional moot court competition will
be held at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in
the Military Court of Appeals
Building, Fifth and E streets NV.
Teams representing the law
schools of American and George
town Universities will be heard.
The winner will go to New York
in December to compete for the
Seabury Trophy.
Judges will be Judges Henry w.
Edgerton, Wilbur K. Miller and
George T. Washington of the U. S.
Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia.
Two years ago Georgetown Uni
versity Law School won the Sea-
bury Trophy and last year placed
second. The competition began
in 1850.