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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

AND GUERNSEY heifers.
Fresh and springing. Ready for
dairy. Exceptionally nice. Reason
Snls. viiIe. ca5l Md Mr. s6as JONES. msr- Pooles-
PONY. eray, 1872 hands: needs ex-
perienced rider: can jump: $3.50 or
best offer. A. 8. GARDINER, Jr..
SELLING MY THoRoUGHBRnD rae
ing colts; Kempmill (by One More
Step out of HanafeD, My Louise
(by One More Step out of SpantaiD, =,
One More Step was by Haste out
Of Hamulis by Stimulus. Both Of
these colts are ready to break.
$3.50 apiece. One big hunting mare,
1872 hands, IL years old; has been
shown. can be ridden By lady, teen
ager or heavy man; $275. One
gentle and beautiful saddle horse,
can jump and hunt. 1870; $500. to
good home. Call TOM AMATUCCI,
Jr, Shepherd 4431, Route 2. Silver
Spring. Maryland. -S
PONY, Shetland, young, healthy, "a
in. high. well hammered; $3.50. Mr..
LONG, AD. o646; ewes, Marlboro
PURE-BRED. spotted, Poland China
hogS-Ten top sows with pigs, Is
quality bred gifts, 2 proven boars,
40 selected butcher hogs lp to $50
lbs. Mt. Airy, Nd, 204-J-6. %
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COUPLE WITH CHILD would like to
share their new 3-bedrm. home with
employed mother. Will consider day
care for child; All mod. kit, auto.
washer deep freeze. big screen. "a
insh ya TV. Very reas. Call LO. g.
Evening star., 1952-10-08

BOOKS NEEDED: highest cash prices
paid; books removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 724 9th
ST. NV. ME. 1895.
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity, and
Tpsmoyed pnn , At our expense. ALBION
DIAMOND JEwELRY II any descrip.
ERNEsT BURR. G14 18th St. NV NV.
FURNITURE--Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOODS. 9th and K
pftS sts N1T,yipk n;wii NE. 52s7.
plete household. etc. AID. 1919:
, eyes; and SUNDAYS, AT. 251s. .
FURNITURE Full contents, odd
pieces; wash. macn.. stoves. refgr. :,
bric-a-brac. etc, S. z. FURN. EX-
CHANGE. 210 7th st, Sc. AT. O585.
FURNITURE-Wansed at once, fur.
niture and other household effects.
Also want iefriserator, gas. range
and good olano: Please call MR..
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PIANO BARGAINS

Lowest prices in the city on large
selection of spinets. consoles and
grands. including the finest names.
stein sts1nWay x,mbaT HsTdmsnd sId KnaSs & Ghisk
toned: S25 down viii deliver; bal
ance. 3 years to pay. DYNAMIC
MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV. -12
fRE apt s4syyd sayd Hsa.s Sash eORRs5 Rgocs sas'
POCKET and billiard tables. supplies
poker tables and game equipment.
Table tennis tables and accessories.
CONN BJLLARD 81 BOWLING
PoRCHEs INCLosED-You can have
that extra BEDRM. or DEN for q
fraction Of the VALUE OUR PIC
TURE WINDOW will add to your
property: Free estimates. WI: 6086,
GARTTAL T4REp CONTRACTING CO.. BE-
RADI0-PHONOGRAPH. Magnavox. s.
speed changer, lined oak, 2 12-in.
speakers; like new: $1S5. 81. 2416.
RADIATORS. new modern. NV. Mid
LANTIC. S07 v st. NV. NO. 1921.
RANGE, gas, fair condition; best Of
fer. lob Grant ave, Takoma Park.
REFR1GERAToR. Pii 3h AiiSSs crosley sh.lvador,
5 Gu. it., excel. cond., $25. HO
1851 after pm. 3
REFRIGERATORS; used; rent or buy.
SIS per mo-; full guarantee. DOWDS,
REFRiGERAToRS, FREEZERS. AIR
CONDITIONERS. We buy all makes,
any condition. Adams 420S. 19'
REFRIGERATORS. used; large as
sortment from $40 up. Some with
FREDER1CKS, 3905 14th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS-E large dis
count on brand-new 1862 and 1853
World-famouS refrigerators-all in
factory fresh crates. Cash or terms.
Fully guaranteed by Washington's
Oldest TV and Appliance Store,
STAR RADIO CO.. 4n9 18th st. NV.
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LIEU IRICAL CENIER
Ala 10th SIT NV

ma. $50. Open 9 to 8 PM.
TRAIN. elec.. American Flyer, Q rails,
&C. and dc. locomotives, whistle,
smoke, 250-watt transformer, rec
tifier, 45-ft. track. IA cars. coaler.
crane. other automatic devices. Oh.
1882. IS
console; orig. price, S379; priced
for quick sale. Ii. 7-6673. Id
TV-RADIO, RCA. AM-RM. beautiful
mahog. console, 16-in; new cond. !;
orig. $S25. sell $225. 81. 2416.
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SEE

This lovely three-bedroom BUNGALOW
In close-by Groveton, Va. Just deco
rated throughout and ready for
tmmed. occupancy; conv. to Fort
Belvotr, Pentagon and downtown
Washington. Call SHANNON q
LUCHS CO.. 1905 H street NV. MA.
2345.
1882 EMERSON ST. NE.
Lovely 6-rm. semidet. brick. base
ment. patio, fenced in yard; kitchen
tiled; "a baths, Call Immediately.
B. MILLER, REAL ESTATE
MA 0R0A n
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1000 d ST. Sc. APT. 4
Nice 1-bedrm. apt. $67.50 monthly
util. not incl. Get key Apt. 8. In.
spect and apply to
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
1870 K st. NV. Realtors, Elk. 1911
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40 u 0t. N. W.
Established 1879
PIANO SALE
RENCHEC 81 m TT

BENCHES $7.00 UP
Samples Of our bargains: Small Knabe
uprt., $125; apt. grand, by Aeolian,
console. grands. Baldwin, KimbaIi.
Gulbransen. others. Other uprts.
low as S95. PAUL GOLIBART, cor
ner entrance. American Storage
Bldg, 2S01 Georgia ave-. AID. 1928
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list

The right three-bedrm home for n
family desiring suburban atmos-
phere, vet convenient to schools,
shops and transp.; fenced yard,
quiet street are just q few Of the
advantages; $125 per mo. SHAN
NON g. LUCHS CO., 1905 II street
NV. MA. 2345.
GEORGETOWN RENTAL
1919 33rd At. NV. Open for inspec-
ton Thurs. l It'll 8. Unfurn. 3-bedrm.
town house in excel. cond.. in Q
very. conv. sec. Of 0eorgetown. /
ested cali Hu. 4s45. '' - "'
WETZEL REAL ESTATE
SILVER SPRING, ND.
Woodmore section, brick rambler; 8
bedrms.. bath, full basement: auto.
washer; available Oct. 20. Price
EDw. H.. JONES q CO., INC
bb2O Conn. Ave-. NV. WO. 2300
COLORED-NEW ALL BRICK, 6-rm.
houses. tiled bath. full bsmt.. auto
matte gas heat: conv. ne. location:
coIoR&D9s.EE. IS IL Ses EE sEes4fiioN-Tvo' Iasfi 8.
room houses. For information. call
LII. 3-7Ol5 after 8 pm. 10
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ELECTRICAL CENTER
Ala 10th ST. NV.
MA $50. Open 8 to e PM.

REFRIGERATORS
Late models: S25 up; easy terms.
Also rent refgr., So month. ALI
SON, 2209 l4th st. NV, AID. 4208.
19s
REFGR., Crosley shelvador. 8 Gu. it.,
about 2 yrs. old; complete dble. bed ::
walnut wardrobe. All good cond.,
reas. RA. 4517. 10
REFER, used. small apt. size: $35.
AABACO SERVICE CO. rear 1446
Irving st. NV. (Rear Of Acme super
mkt. parking lot)
RUGS, imported Persian. Oriental
design; heavy. closely woven for
good wearing. 9-12. $49.5O; skill,
S39. 80: other sizes propor. priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 g st. NV.
SHOE REPAIR EQUIPMENT, COM
plete, good cond.. reasonably priced.
Call OR. 399S until $50 pm. --13
SHOTGUN, 12-sauge,- J. c. Higgins
pump, like new: $50 or best offer.
10. 2-4ST6 after 8 pm. -S
SINGER SEWING MACHINES-Sev-
eral demonstrator desk models
consoles and portables available.
These machines carry a new ma
chine guarantee and are substan-
tally reduced. SINGER SEWING
CENTER. Shirlington shopping Gen.
ter Arlington, Va. OV. 1927. la
SOFA, custom-built tuxedo; excel
cond.: $50. uN; .2209. 3
SOFA, Chesterfield. complete with sliu
cover, SIS; also 2 Peter Hunt chests,
I with mirror. Gail OIL. 1854. I'D
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LANDSCAPERS
Sodding, grading. top soil, seeding.
HU. 1898 l2s
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TV-Reconditioned

12z-inch Consoles. $24.5O Down
All screen sizes. table models, snd
consoles. many with new pict. tubes.
the finest recond. sets in Wash.
BLAIR TV, 1922 Wis. ave. Open
evenings till q
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STEET,

We have all kinds of miscellaneous
steel. angles, beams. reinforcing
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. 0177.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
TET T.EVTSTON

II" table model. S99.95. Also 1852
models below wholesale cost. All
famous makes. Admiral. Motorola,
Emerson, etc. Must make room for
1858 models. For the best buy in
town. cash or terms
Evening star., 1952-10-08

POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
N. H.. PULLETS. Nickols strain;
MAXWELL, Lanham, Nd. WA. 1646.
Evening star., 1952-10-08

AM nOL41NO
All sizes available; we will not be
undersold. N. FRANK a. SON, ala
3rd st. NV, EX. 1914.
TELEVISI0N-Extra large discounts
on brand-new 1882 and 1853 ma
tionaiiy-advertised ~" and 20"
or terms. Fully guaranteed by 6y
Washington's Oldest TV and Appli-
anee Store. STAR RADIO CO.. 409
TELEVfSION, 1853. s1-inch General
Electric; best offer. Call after 8
pm, NO. 4401.
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REFRTGERATORS

rrade-inS as low as S19.96. Closing
out new SO models below wholesale
cost: must make room for the new
SIS models. See us before you buy.
Evening star., 1952-10-08
TARPAuLINS

sTENOTYPE. late model: Tecondi-
toned, guaranteed; S42.5 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. Sl3 14th St.
Evening star., 1952-10-08

RIGGS PARK. mr.. Missouri NH.
aves.--New B. -bedrm. semidet. brick
house; disposal. dishwasher; Sl3o;
brick house: noderniZed. redec.;
new gas furnace and h.-w. heater,
500. WO. 1900. THOS l.. PHIL
Evening star., 1952-10-08

1927 18th ST. NV.
For young people. Excellent find.
good transp.. TV. Rates reasonable.
dO. 0767. l4S
Evening star., 1952-10-08

r You PLAN TO LIVE m WAsH-
NGTON FOR A WEEK-A MONTH
A YEAR-OR A LIFETIME
Evening star., 1952-10-08

N1tGV 7 NfthbEf I,Os
Near cir; 1st a.. liv rm. approx i3x
rm., law, enclosed porch. Sec. H.. 4
large bedrms.. Q baths; finished at
tic; maids rm. and bath in rec.
basement: h.w.h. by gas; 2-car ga.
rage. No, pets. no small children.
Now available:
1870 Conn. Ave, NV. WO. $500
Evening star., 1952-10-08

STARK BROS.-SINCE 1915
Worlds largest nursery, Oldest in
America. 1t pays to plant only
the best trees and shrubs. Fall, the
best planting time this area. JOHN
FIR. 061S. 10
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CONTINUED on Next RassI
Evening star., 1952-10-08

FALLS CHURCH 9 bedrm. brk. Cape
Cod. full bsmt.. exp. attic. equipped
FOUR BEDRM. CAPE COD. newly
JOHN W. MULRoY CO.
FA. S322 Evenings, FA. Q379
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WALTER REED AREA
[odern 2-story. 6-room brick home,
ia sf5 n.r nwn mo:
Mr.. Washburn. TU. 209l.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
224 l4th st. NV. DI. S340
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New leather sofa. club chairs, office
chairs, desks. rugs. steel files at
prices ordinarily paid for used fur
niture: 4l6 5th st. NV, Suite 5O4
Columbia BLDG. DI 2R5h
Evening star., 1952-10-08
EFFTCIENCIES

- 80 F1Ns"s
)ne and two-bedroom apartments;
televiston in every apartment; full
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29
ROCKETS HELD
COUNTY TITLE
BACK IN 1882

After the Oak Rarbor victory in
the basketball tournament SatEr
day night, Rocket fans began re
calling facts concerning their last
county champions, the 1892 ag-
gregation coached by Forrest
Mautz. Howard Brown, who play
ed with that team, came up wit !
the following information.
The tournament was held that
year at Lakeside. fne Rockets de
feated Elmore in the finals, 25-22
Oak Harbor whipped Genoa in The
opening round after having lest
twice to the Comets during the
season - the same situation that
faced the Rockets in this year S
finals.
Squad members 90 years age
We're: Ralph Cook, captain; Rich
ard Hetrick, most valuable player:
otto Brindiey Emery Hetrick
Don Bennett, Howard Brown
Grant Kibble, Art Grieger, Frank
Cairl, and Myron Rhoda. Their
seasons record was eight wins and
seven losses.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29
DEFEAT or Genoa IN FINALS
BRINGS FIRST VICTORY IN 20
YEARS TO HARD PLAYING 0AklES

1882 was a memorable year in
Oak Harbor basketball annals. II
was county championship year.
II was bad year for q Hoover
(Herber0 = he lost an election
Comes 1852, 90 years later an
other memorable year FOR Oak
]larbor basketball. The Rockets
win their first county tournament
since '32 and fourth in the schools
history. And what great year
for a Hoover (Melvin)!
Mel, who plays pivot for Coach
John Erwin's Rockets, scored T.
points last Saturday at Port Gin
ton as Oak Harbor went overtime
to edge Genoa, 61-57, in the thrll,
ing finale Of the ottawa Courty
Class 3 Tournament. For Genoa
which hasn't captured tourney top
nonors since 1888, it was its sec
ond straight season for losing Y
the finals. Elmore, 1851 crown
wearer, this year fell by the wav-
side in the Friday semi-finals, b.
ing trounced by Oak Harbor,
65-44. Genoa nosed out Lakeside
Friday, 55-54.
Two Teams Deadiocked
Saturday saw the Rockets ant
Comets deadlocked 64-64 at the
end of the regulation 32 minutes
Oak Harbor's Schultz had {
chance to decide the issue sec
onds before he horn sounded
when he stepped to the free throw
line. His attempt failed and the
two teams went into the three
minute overtime.
Genoa broke the ice first on +;
layup by Shupe But Oak Harbo'
quickly retaliated as Mylande
and Hoover pumped home fiei'
goals for two-point lead, SO
Hoover hooped Lis 41st point, t,
fracture all scoring records, on
foul shot. That made the score
69-66. Hoover then committed hi
fifth personal. The blonde, 6 ii
in. senior, who was plagued d,
ii football back injury most OF tn
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29
AMAZlMG PAzo ACTS 70
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or SIMPLE d. sS
gMgEA Z A n TRsY

Speed amazing relief from miseries Of
simple piles. with soothing Pazo*! Acts
to relieve pain, itching INSTANTLY soothes
inflamed tissues-lubricates dry, hard
ened parts-helps prevent cracking, sore
ness-reduce swelling. You get real COM
forting help. Don't suffer needless torture
from Simple piles. Get Pazo for fast, won
derful relief. Ask your doctor about it.
Suppository form also tubes with per-
lorated pile pipe for easy application.
*Paso Ointment and SnbpositoTies @
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29
PLAN PARKING
FOR BAY BRIDGE {
FISHERMEN

The hundreds of fishermen who
almost daily use the Bay Bridge
area for their angling were given
good news today by the Wildlife
Council of Ohio, which has ap-
proved the drawing of plans for
construction Of a parking area
along the east side of the long
span which connects Ottawa with
Erie county.
The proposed parking 10 {,
which will enable fishermen 10
park near the highly popular fish
ing spot, will be $50 feet in length
and will accommodate 80 automo-
biles. The parking area will be
accessible to northbound traffic
only, the Council has ruled.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29

tage wither before his onslaught
Oak Harbor led at halftime, 1925.
In contest during the regular
season, the Rockies t TX Wood
ville's measure, 57-47.
BY virtue of their tr;umphs
both Gibsonburg and Oak Harbor
advanced to Thursday night quar-
terminals when the Bears were
scheduled to meet Montgomery
and Oak Harbor meeting Webster
The winners of these two engage
mcnts will clash next Thursday at
40 pm. IN the semi-finals
Records posted in 195l-52 class
B competition by the afore men
toned teams were: Glbsonburg,
1872; Huron, 16-3; Montgomery
1912; Oak Harbor, SO; Woodvillc
1dr Wohcter 17-3
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29
EAGLES WON IN DART BALL
FROM FREMONT. NORWALK

The Port Clinton Eagles Mems
Team took three games from the
Fremont Eagles last Friday But
the women's team came home
with the short end of tre score,
having won only l out of 3.
A postponed game was played
Sunday by both men and women
teams from Norwalk against Port
Clinton Eagles mems team took
out Of 3. The Port Clinton Wom-
en- lost all three games.
This Friday Bellevue will play
here. Both man and Womall
teams will participate
The Central Ohio Dart Eall
League includes Clyde Eagles,
Norwalk, Bellevue, Clyde Moose,
Fremont, Port Clinton Eagles and
Sandusky. The regular play
night is Friday of every week and
all postponed games are played
en- Sunday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29

season, went to the bench to JON
teammates Ravas and Mylandel
who had also eXited via the foui
route. The crowd gave Mel bis
hand as he left the floor.
Sub Comes Through
Gilbert cat the Oak Harbor
lead to 69-67 when he hooped a
charity toss. Peters, 6 IT. 5 in.
replacement for Hoover, clincheo
the contest for Oak Harbor with
about a minute left in overtime
with beautiful right-handed
hook from the free-throw line.
In the waning seconds, Genoa
tried desperately to pull the game
out of the fire Comet h hop e s
really were set back when 6 ft. 4
IN. Diekman bowed out on person
ais. His % points Saturday gave
him two-night tally Of 81.
Coach Garey's other big scor-
ing ace, Sherk, had taken the
iive-count in the fourth quarter,
after accounting for Is markers
The Rockets went out in front
for the first time during the game
when Ravas drove in for layLp
with three minutes LEFT in the
third period, making the scoTc
3937. Genoa led by halftimc,
1927. In fact, the maroon-clad
losers paced the point production
in every stanza but the third.
when they Jagged by what proved
to be a very decisive eight.
Overtime Aids Record
| Hoover com b lined quarter ly
point periods Of Z, 8, 8, and Il
plus 5 in the overtime for his
mark setting total. His 18 fiol7
! goals were set up by feed passes
from his mates into the pivot post
1Iel would then fake and either
1rive around his guard to balf
,he bali off the boards Or so inc
the air for a one-hapded pusf
shot
Oak Barbor missed making
clean sweep III the tournamer
when its observation-disclosures
studded reserve five, defending
titlists, dropped a two-point decis
ion TO Lakeside 44-42, in the Sat
urday night curtain raiser. Lake
side lei at half time, 20-i8. Merck
ers of Lakeside was high score
Tor both teams with II point>
William amassed 10 for Oak Ha,
/ hOr
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29
traverse IS
CHAMPION BAY


Vincent Traverse was acclaimed
the Put-In-Bay champion Ice fish
erman this week, his catch yield
ing $3.50 when sold 10 a dealer.
This is reported as the record
days catch for the winter.
During favorable ice conditions,
which have been sporadic thus
car, the average daily catch by
seasoned fishermen has been $50.
During the past three weeks
most of the ice fishing has beer
centralized in an area a mile and
one half north Of Rattlesnake
island. Most Of the fishing has
been done by Put-In-Bay veterans.
Mainland fishermen have not beer
encouraged to venture forth, be
cause the conditions have beer
rather hazardous for the t.ninitiat
ed, guides report. :
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29
Bowling
HOUSE LEAGUE STANDING

Burts Store won 4 points from
City Bakery
Lake Shore Dairy won points
from Odd Fellows.
Masons won 5 points from Mize-
ner HdWe.
n. o. Maytag won 3 points from
hiWaniS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29
OAK HARB0R ROCKETS GRAB Class B TITLE
OAK HAR50R DEFEATS W00DvILL-E
IN FREMONT NIGHTCAP DOUBLE

Coach John ErWin's Oak Har-
bor Rockets, Ottawa County Class
B tournament champions, defeat
cd Woodville, Sandusky County IT,
lists, 1864 in the nightcap of a
district doubleheader Tuesday
at Fremont. Seeded Gibsonburg
SandrSky Bay Conference co
champ, and Fremont Protest
runner-up, swamped Huron, 1851,
inthe curtain raiser. Mcclure,
Bear scoring machine, meshed 81
points.
Schultz and Noble fired the
Rocket attack with 20 and Is tai
lies, respectively. Cooks 80 mark
crs gassed the Warriors. His L
points in the last quarter gave the
Rockets the jitters as they watch
ed their 5442 third period advan-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29
NAMES WlLpLlEE WEEK

Governor Frank j. Lausche has
signed a proclamation designating
the week of March 16 to %, as
National Wildlife Week. First
proclaimed in 1888, it has been
sponsored annually by the Ma
tional Wildlife Federation and the
state groups that belong to The
Federation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29
MiSHAp ON ROUTE 1853

Emma Drager, 860 Oak St., To-
iedo, was treated for abrasions
and small decorations OF the left
knee following an auto accident
on Route 1853, west of the city last
Sunday night Mrs. Drager mas
been transferred to Robinwood
Hospital, where she will undergo
further treatment.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29

Port Clinton's Reserves upse,
the apple cart by losing to the in
vading Reserves 50-25.
In the varsity game, Ted Selgo
and jim Floro were the Redskins
hotshot scorers, who put the
game on ice early in the first half.
Selgo piled up "a points and Floro
was just one point behind him
Highest man On the Tiffin team
was Rampant Rohrback, woo
tailed 19.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29
REDSKINS END REGULAR SEASON
BY UPSETTING MIGHTY TIFF|N
CALVERT BY 10 EASY POINTS

Port Clinton's mighty Redskins
ended their regular season by hui
initiating the mightier Tiffin Ca.
vert cagers 1852 on the home
floor Thursday night, before
large and enthusiastic crowd of
fans.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-25

"Christian forms of religious ex-
preston" and as definitely con-
trary to traditional Judaism" are
improper shrouds, opening the
casket with the deceased uncover
ed, displays of flowers, and SINH
lar usages.
Recently called to Ottawa, Can
ada, as spiritual leader, Rabbi
Eckstein concludes: II shall not
become a partner to the watering
down and obliteration of tradi-
tional practices at funerals and
interments. AS a rabbi, I shall,
therefore, not officiate at any
function where, after I have ex-
planned the attitude of Judaism
to the family, there is still an
insistence that the funeral be in
keeping with their whims and
fancies."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-25
BOSTON RABBI BLASTS
FUNERAL PRACTICES AS
UN-JEWISH

NEW YORK, (AJP) = Jewish
funerals that are more Christian
than Jewish in character" are de-
nounced by Rabbi Simon L. Eek
stein, former president of the
Orthodox Rabbinical Council of
Greater Boston, in an article ap-
pearing in "P'rakim," synagogue
organ of the Union of Orthodox
Jewish Congregations.
Among current practices which
Rabbi Eckstein condemns as
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-25

A Rabbi once noticed a wealthy
miser performing the ceremony
of turning his pockets inside out
on the Eve of Passover in order
to get rid of all the chometz. The
Rabbi called out to him:
Mister, you are absolved from
this deed"
''Why?" asked the parsimoni-
Gus man in establishment.
Because" replied the clever
Rabbi, you are a Jew only up to
your pockets"
Evening star., 1952-10-15
Asa s. Brockman, Former
| Rail Brotherhood Leader

Asa s. Brockman. 80. former
/ president of the Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen Local 584. died
Monday in his home, 1903 River
dale road. Riverdale, Nd, after q
seven week illness.
Mr.. Brockman was yard con-
ductor at the Washington Termi-
nal Co. He had been employed
there for 35 years. He was presi-
dent of the railroad local for II
years and later was vice president
for a short time.
/ A native of Bernard, Va, he
lived in Herndon before he came
to the Washington area.
He was a member Of the Lafa-
yette Masonic Lodge.
| Survivors are his widow, Alice;
two daughters, Mrs. Louise Crosby,
Herndon; Mrs. Muriel Taylor.
Pensacola. Fla; a son, Albert, Riv-
erdale: two brothers, Savel, Hern-
don; r. L. Brockman. Baltimore.
and a sister. Mrs. Lorine Niswan-
der, Herndon.
Graveside funeral services were
to be held today at Chestnut
Grove Cemetery, Herndon.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
onn-Madrid PACT Raises Trade Near Prewar Level

in Bonn and Madrid. to get the
agreement. The more military
equipment Spain gets from Ger
many the less the United States
will have to furnish from its short
supplies under the projected
accord for American use of Span
iSh military bases.
The foreign ministry announce
ment of the trade pact said it
would increase trade between the
two countries by so per cent over
the 500 million worth of goods ex-
changed under a previous agree
'ment.