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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-25
CONTRIBUTIONS
CREATED FUND
OF S27,250

Of a total of $27, ,25O.OO which
was donated few years ago for
the purchase and improvement of
the Port Clinton Airport, less than
40 percent of the money came
from Port Clinton residents, rec
ords show.
The airport is not actually a
Port Clinton institution, according
to the same records which show
that out of II donors to the con-
struction and improvement fund
for the airport, there was only
one donor from Port Clinton, who
gave $3.50 compared with $6,650.OO
contributed from business men re.
siding outside of the city.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-25
5 Companies
Battle Big
Celotex Blaze.

Five volunteer fire departments
fought a stubborn blaze in stor-
age warehouse at the CeloteX
Corp. plant, Gypsum Wednesday
morning.
Company officials have not es-
timated the loss, but believe it to
be high, inasmuch as the interior
of the large building was gutted.
Approximately 25 tons of paper
bags, used in sacking plaster we're
consumed by the flames which
roared through the building for
nearly two hours.
Fire-fighting units were sum
moned from Catawba Island, Mar
blehead, Oak Harbor, and Port
Clinton. The Fremont fire depart
ment stood by, prepared to make
a dash for the scene if needed,
hut not called.
The Port Clinton department
made second run for the day to
Catawba Island to help combat a
woodland blaze which was threa-
tening homes in the high breeze
early last evening. Damage was
not heavy.
David c. Sorg was a near casual
ty at the brush fire when he fell
from fruit spraying apparatus with
which he was spraying water on
his barn to save 1T from the fire.
In falling, lie severely wrenched
his shoulder. Examination, how
ever disclosed that there was no
fracture.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-25
Three NAbbED
IN OAK HARb0R
BURGLARY

Three men taken into custody
by the Sandusky sheriff's office
personnel have admitted burglar
izing Hemminger's Marine Sales
early this month.
The defendants, who also admit.
ted burglarizing a grocery in Port
Clinton, service station in Ell
more and a cafe in Genoa, are
Walter F. Steward. 26, Andrew Her
18 and Martin Hush, II, all of
Fremont.
The trio was picked up after a
quantity of gasoline was stolen
from a car on the Richard Auf.
denden camp farm west of Ere
mont.
Sheriff's deputies reported that
Hush was held in Jail as a proba
ton violator after being fined for
the thefts, but that Steward and
Her told them they had hidden
three stolen pistols near the Tin
dali bridge, and planned to rush
the Jail to release Hush.
The Oak Harbor burglary net
ted the trio about $50 in funds
which had been raised by the Oak
Harbor fire department in their
recent boat contest.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-25
POLIO SUSPECT
IS RELEASED

1t was good news which came
to Emery LaFountain, so, of route
8, Oak Harbor, who was taken to
the Toledo Contaious Disease
Hospital Friday as a possible polio
suspect. After several days of OBJ
servation, doctors decided that
his was not a polio case and he
was released to return to his
home.
Mr. LaFtrtain is employed at
the Erie Ordnance Depot
To date there has not been a
single verified polio case in OF.
lava eornty this year, according
II medical records.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-25
Power Go. Proposes Consumer Rate Reduction
Construction Of New Alloy
Plant Near Elmore Begins,
Will Cost $1,000 900

Bengt Kjellgren, president, The
Brush Beryllium Company, Of
Cleveland, today announced plans
have been completed for the con-
struction of an Alloy Division in
Ottawa County, between Oak Har-
Dor and Elmore, Ohio.
Roads have already been built
and construction on the plant
buildings will begin Immediately.
The Campbell Construction Com
pany, Detroit, has been selected
as contractor. Total cost of the
plant and equipment will be ap.
proximately $1,OOO,OOO.
H. w. Schaffner, Vice President
and plant manager of the Luckey,
Ohio plant, states that he believes
the new plant will be one of the
most modern foundry type opera
tions in Ohio, and will include the
latest in engineering development
and design. Approximately $75,-
600 in ventilation equipment will
be installed to completely control
all smoke and dust, both inside
and outside the plant. The factory
building will cover approximately
$4,000 square feet of floor space
Building construction and install.
lation of equipment will be comp
leted in about six months, and
operations are tentatively schcdu
led to begin sometime in Febru
ary. The plant will employ ap
proximately 35 people.
Herbert Gott Woodville, Ohio
will be the Division Superinten
dent in charge of the new plant
The staff of the plant will be Sc
lected beginning about January /
1858. Applications may be filled
out at the office near the plant
site. They will be available
through Colts assistant, John no
smo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-25
It's A Red Hot Race
For That Beautiful New Chrysler!
SATURDAY NIGHT MARKS END
Of DRIVES VITAL 1ST PERIOD

of this week-while the MAXI
MUM number of votes are issued
on subscriptions-as to who will
ultimately be winners of the
grand prize.
Action Now Spells Success
The crucial test is now at hand
for potential grand prize winners
And this Saturday night will to a
considerable extent tell the story.
The matter of SUCCESS lies en-
tirely in the hands of contestants
themselves We can help you only
by telling you how
Now is the time, unquestionably,
to secure an unsurmountable re-
serve vote; now is the time to
make reasonably certain of the
prize you most desire
Not to do so means that you will
have to ledouble your efforts dur
ing the remainder of the race to
make up for lost opportunity. just
a good bunch of "full limit" sub
scriptions NOW might be the very
ones needed to "cinch" that beau
tiful new 1852 Chrysler Windsor
sedan, fully equipped, valued at
S2,98O.29.
Enters Personal Pride
A striking feature of the past
few days is the personal pride that
is becoming so noticeable One
conteStent declared that to accep,
defeat would be lasting disap
pointment and he doesn't want
that to happen to him. Another
says she owes it to her friends
who have responded so promptly
and whole heartedly thus far to
put forth her best efforts here
after and to call upon every re
source from now until the finish
just three weeks from this Satur
day noon-so that everything pos
sible will have been done anl
! NOTHING LEFT UNDONE to bet
ter her chance to win.
Still another contestant ex
presses herself in this manner:
want and need that beautiful
CHRYSLER for my very own; ane
with the continued support of m.
friends / BELIEVE / CAN WIN.
Others too are just as deterll
! ined to finish victorious and ar,
setting appropriate action t.
wordsl
| So, on the basis of persona
| pride and supreme confidence il
their ability to capture the high
est honors, the race is being wagei
zestfully.
Second Period Ends
Contest Department will remain
!. Continued on Page 8, Col. 81
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-25

More general and concerted ac-
ton has taken place during the
past few days in the NEWS big
Everybody Wins" prize subscrip-
ton contest than at any other time
since the drive began
And, with honors almost equal
ly divided between several contes-
tants for leadership in the race, a
"battle-royal' now in evidence is
attracting countrywide attention.
Hundreds of thousands of votes
were cast by the various contes-
tants. First one, then another
would hold sway for supremacy;
battles were fought, won, and lost,
and the race waged fast and fur
ious.
So closely arrayed are present
leaders, in fact, it depends large
ly on individual efforts of con
testants and the unstinted support
of loyal friends during the balance
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-25
FIVE ENTER ARMY

Five Ottawa county men were
inducted into the Army Thursday
of last week in Toledo. They in
cluded: Milton G.. Schimming, RID
/, Curtice, Ramon Sepeda, Gyp.
sum; Douglas A. Fowler, Genoa:
Eddie L. Mireles, RID l, Elmore,
and Peter j. Macko, Gypsum.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-25

Herbert S. Duffy, former Ohio
Attorney-General and chairman of
the Ohio delegation at the conven-
ton, is q frequent visitor at Put
in-Bay Mr.. Duffy expects to spend
a part of his vacation after the
convention at the island resort.
Among northwestern Ohio De,
mocrats in attendance were Lucas
County Chairman John P. Kelly,
Mary Boyle Burns, Ed Ryan, Gus
Lynch, Michael V. Disable, nomi
nee for U. S. Senator, and Mrs
Disable; Publisher and Mrs. Paul
Block of the Toledo Blade as well
as Editor Michael Bradshaw, Cir
culation Manager Ray Kest, Photo
grapher Bill Cross and Political
Writers George F. jerks and Win
ston Cram.
-:-.-
One Of the highIight Of the
convention for Prosecutor Ny
ron Rosentreter was a ride on
the elevator with Estes Kefau.
yer in the Sherman Hotel fol-
lowed Bit later with attend.
anee at q kefavver reception in
the Conrad Hilton hotel,
-:-.-
Mrs. Snider and Mrs. Bolte tool
advantage of the convention triI
to work in a pleasant week
visit with the latter's daughtel
and the formers niece, Mrs Rutl
Taylor, who resides in the Windy
City. Mrs. Taylor is a sister of DR.
Robert L. Bolte, former Oak Har
Dor mayor and also an ardent De
mocrat booster.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-25
Our Local County Democratic Delegation
Held Spotlight in Windy City Convention
Convention
Highlights

There was every evidence OF
harmony. Ottawa Counfy's dele
gates unanimously agreed with
the general convention sent:-
ment that 1852 is another Vic
tory Year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-25

THE NEWS is prepared TO do
your JOB PRINTING on a basis
Of FINE WORKMANSHIP and
GOOD SERVICE at Fair Prices.
Phone SAT-.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
FORT BELvOIF

FORT BELVOIR
Stone house. located on acres W
fronting 100 It. on hard road
Bedroom and Va bath on 1st a.
large liv. rm., din. rm. and kit.
. bedrms. and bath upstairs; full
basement: excellent condition. Onl,
S23 RAYMOND B. DUNN
1920 Wisconsin ave, WO. O2I4. -.
Evening star., 1952-08-02

COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S small es.
tate between Chain Bridge and
stone and brick home. Situated on
1A-acre artistically Handicapped
site with lively caScading spring
fed stream and the natural setting
for springfield swimming pool
GEO; MASON GREEN CO, ia.
2-3S3S; ewes. and Sunday FA. 4424.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
NEW RANCH STYLE

This distinctive home is in the coun-
try. yet only 8 blks. to D. C. line
DESIGNED for comfortable. modern
living; 8 large rms, tile bath, al
on | floor. large living. rm, witt
gas &C. heat; larse lot: / blk, Il
schools. bus. stores and shopping
Can CLYDE j. MARKEY. NE, S4O7
eyes,, Ap. H10e and Ap. 1864. -:
Evening star., 1952-08-02
/. 80 TILLABLE ACRES and q spacious

NEAR MADEIRA SCHOOL-Within
IA miles Of downtown Washington:
charming 5-bedroom, 3-bath. ma
sonry Cape Cod type home on 3
acres: beautiful setting ON knoll
white dogwood. Artistic winding
macadam driveway: large heated
hobby house. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO.. Exclusive Agents. ia.
2-XS2H: ewes. and Sun. CHI. 9l42
Evening star., 1952-08-02
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA, for the price of l.;
quaint, authentic old restored homes
larger house, now vacant. liv. rm..
din: rm., kit, 3 bedrms.. bath. attic
and part bsmt.. h.-w. oil heat, 2
f1repls., lge brk. patio, garden; small
er house adj; leased $10O mo-, 5
worth price of both; S22 800. S., 900
cash. BATCHELLER & SON, Agents,
l05 8. Royal ST., XII. 9-1247. OV.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
HAVE $4,000?

Wen show you what you can buy in
2-bedrm home: new or old.
CALL TODAY
]. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. $3.50
5000 4rnn Ave HyattSVilie Md
Evening star., 1952-08-02
FALLS CHURCH REALTY
Presents

50. .750-2-b -bedrm. bungalow on half
acre. only $1,000 cash.
S10,950-2-bedrm. brick and shingle
duplex. 4-yrs. old, GI
financed.
sig. brick duplex, sep.
din. rm.; bsmt.; near
Alexandria.
Sl3.500--Falls Church rambler on
100-ft. wide lot.
15.950-Secluded, Dutch Colonial
on half acre; 3 bedrooms;
terms!!!
S16.950-New stone rembler, over
one acre, lift. bedrooms
SIT .950-Gem- Dutch Colonial
2-yrs. old:- sep. din. rm.i
bSmt.; half-acre.
S22, ,500--Stone Cape Cod. PRIME
location in North Airing
ton. Paneled. upstairs and
rec. rm.; dream garden.
Please cali PA. 2122 from . to .
Evening star., 1952-08-02

Ashton HEIGHTS ARLINGT0N
Close-in established community; s.
rm. Colonial; 70x15O, level lot;
$4,000 cash. 421 NJ Monroe, close
to Buckingham, Hecht's and Kann's.
open this week end. Sorry, no
CENTREVILLE, va acres, Arm
and bath frame; will cost $3.50 to
complete; ami, fruit trees; S4, 500
cash, Directions: l mile past Cen
treyiDe on Rte. 211. turn right, Rte.
969, Lot AZ. Browning 4Sl-W-I2.
Evening star., 1952-08-02

Please cali "a. 2122 from . to
Evening star., 1952-08-02
Here's the One

To make you starry eyed with dazet
Tonderment.. A fine quality brici
home with 4 corner bedrms. and
baths: Built in 1910. 25-ft. liv
rm.. family-sized din. rm.. all tilec
klt.. FUZZY eauipped; full bsmt
eyed since your honeymoon but yoi
VIII upou inSnecfinn ONLY G1E 0sn
Evening star., 1952-08-02

frame, less than 2 years old. Three
bedrooms, 2 baths: in beautiful
Franklin Forest, on artistically
Handicapped half acre; 30-ft. living
room with fireplace, gas heat; de-
"a. 900 down price. Sns.a56' GEO
MASON GREEN CO., Exclusive
AGENTS. IA. 2-3S3S; evenings and
Sunday
Evening star., 1952-08-02
ENGLISH FANTASY
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB
2 AND GOLF COTTRSE

A brick and tile home. truly dignified
in its unmatchable setting amiC
old trees. Approached by gently
winding walkway. You enter a gra.
cious entrance hall which serves as
landing for winding stairway and
provides arch entrance to a real
dinins hall verIookin9 qo deep rsas
grounds is completely private
screened veranda. On end floor is
master suite with private bath plus
2 family bedrooms and End tile
bath. Very large foored storage at
tic, complete basement and detached
garage. An inspection Of the many
fine detail features will quickly con-
truly a remarkable value. Shown
by appointment only. Can OW. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
MCLEAN, VIRGINIA

OAHA f10A1AO 1tOct1Vy, 111O'
2222 Wilson Blvd, OW. $3.50 til
Evening star., 1952-08-02
OPEN TODAY, 2 PM. UNTIL DARK

fax. Va.-For sale. by owner.
plaStered walls, tile bath. exhaust
Fan in KIT, . bedrms., .lge. liv. rm.
kit. and din. rm.. finished stairway
to expansion attic, room for 2 fu-
roushed in. dormer windows;
corner lot. l inside. Call ia.
Sc 800 DOWN, may buy this lovely
Cape Cod with nice kit. sep. din
down; . bedrms. and bath up; dry
light bsmt. with ground-level exits
to well-landscaped fenced lot Nr
bus. school and stores. Call ACME
1RpQ
Evening star., 1952-08-02
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
IORCOM LANE


Personality plus is expressed in this
custom-bu almost-new rambler
immaculate condition and tastefully
decorated. Three lovely bedrooms
tr master sized with half bath,
large living room with fireplace,
kitchen equipped with garbage dis.
posal and dishwasher, another bath,
pulldown stair to storage attic, full
daylight basement, divided with out
side entrance at ground level and
plumbing roushed in for future bath,
large attic fan air conditions entire
home in matter of minutes, built
on lovely shaded lot 100x125; finest
neighborhood. high elevation; rea-
Sonably priced.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
2222 Wilson Blvd, Ow. $3.50 til
Evening star., 1952-08-02
BRICK BUNGALOW

BRICK BUNGALOW
Carmody Hills r. H. A. 1st trust of
$1,000 available. Price only $l0.250.
Lot 100xI00. Two bedrms., mod.
Kit, oil heat. Cali Mr.. Smiley, Lu.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 6020
2125 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1952-08-02

Expertly designed 3-bedroom house
on l floor with large tree-shaded
lot. Living room 12x24 with large
equipped kitchen with breakfast
space, utility room. automatic
clothes washer. radiant heat; flag
stone terrace: convenient to schools,
shopping, transportation; S15,50u.
MCKAY g. MCKAY, Realtors
ia. S-S675. Sun. and ewes, CHI. 4713.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
Manchester Estates
RIVERDALE
4W4 IA w 1AH
4805 OLIVER ST.

OPEN SUN. 8 TIL DARK
This is an unusually nice stone
bungalow on quiet street. 1t offers
spacious bedrmS., bright liv. rm.,
very lge. kit, full bsmt, gas heat.
Cali Mrs. James, AP. 2193. Out
Baltimore blvd. to QueenSbury,
right to. 4Sth ST., right to oliver
CO.. Realtors, HO. 677S. RA. 1886,
Evening star., 1952-08-02
SUNNYBROOK-$3, 600 DN.
TAKOMA PARK
UNIVERS RSITY PARK
UNIVERSITY HILLS
BY OWNER
A PRE-wAR HOME Is BEs

Lovely 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. near schools and shop
ping. Large corner lot. COM
pletely inclosed with Anchor
fence; screened-in porch, all
elec. kit, colored tile bath,
Roman brick firepl.; bsmt., 2
beautiful heated rooms, I'M
ished In knotty pine with as
phalt tile flooring, Venetian
blinds and screens, hot-water
heat. 1904 Pennsylvania ST.,
corner Rutgers ST. University
Hills, Hyattsville, Md. AP.
0643.
Evening star., 1952-08-02

LEWISDALE
1000 BLOCK AMHERST RID.
11s-story brick. 8 rms. on 1st floor
friserator: End Il. finished in 1
1Ge. rm with full bath. Full. dry
bsnt.. lge. handicapped lot. Will sell
furn. with additional cost of $l.5O0
Price .Sl9.500. Terms. Shown by
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
sH. 1911 Ewes. AP. 0567
Evening star., 1952-08-02

YEAR-oLD BRICK RAMBLER
In Desirable N. Arlington Location
full bsmt.. whirlpool; lge. shaded
lot; fenced back yd.: $19,950. KE.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
BUDGET BEATER!

BUDGET BEAIER!
An economy home-with individual
ity and charm; 3 family-size bed
rooms. cabinet-packe kitchen with
range, refgr. and automatic BendiX
installed. Very pretty fenced yard
Expensive type storm windows. All
this for only $4,000 down and
$S0.S5 per mo. SURE BEATS
RENTING. Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-08-02

UNIVERSITY HILLS, MD.
&15.950. Low down payment and
reas. terms; 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
lot about 60x150; fireplace. complete
GE kit: h.-W.h. system.
Philip B. Key Co, Realtors
Evening star., 1952-08-02
P r e v 1 e W

Of a new type Of woodland rambler in
brick and redwood, to be opened tC
the public in the very near future
Prices from Sl4,95U to S15,S50
Veterans welcome!
Drive out Shirley Highway to Fran
coma cloverleaf, turn right to Away
stop sign, turn left for | mile to
Beverly Forest. Open noon to dark
FALLS CHURCH REALTY
FA. 2122 or PA. l4l5 from 8 to q.
Evening star., 1952-08-02

Spacious Brick Rambler
FULL Decentralization
AS little as $4,000 down and move
right in this vacant Naval Offcer's S
home. Excellent Falls Church loca-
ton. In area of both public and
parochial schools; 3 bedrooms, din
ing room, kitchen. spacious living
room, and storage attic, dishwsSher,
SEE FOR YOURSELF! Call OW.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
HELLO. PROFESSOR! /!

WE'VE SAID EVERYTHING
About this wonderful 3;bedrm. home;
today to inspect this College Park
bsrgain: $4,000 down.
EXCLUSIVE
J. VICTOR DICKEY, AP. $3.50
ho0n 4ond Ave. HYnttSYille. Md.
, 1952-03-10
"A PROCLAMATION
E CROSS MONTH

The Red Cross is the Oldest and historically the most dis
tinguished organization representing international action in
relieving human suffering. The American Red Cross. founded
seventy years ago, has been the largest factor in this inter
national effort by carrying relief ID every major disaster to-
every quarter Of the world.
The need for Red Cross relief was never more compelling
than at this present widespread emergency. at home the Or
ganization is also facing unprecedented peacetime demands
upon its resources.
The people Of the Virgin Islands have realized the value
Of the Red Cross because of the splendid assistance received.
during times Of distress in the past as well as the assurance
Of ready help which have been afforded at the times the Is
lands have been exposed ia natural catastrophes. In reciprocal
ton, the people of the Virgin Islands have given Loyalty and
generously to the support Of this national organization.
The President Of the United States, as head Of the Amer
can Red Cross, has designated the month Of March 1852 as
RED o MONTH, and has urged every citizen to res
pond as generously as possible to this humanitarian cause.
WHEREFORE, i, MORRIS +. DE CASTRO, Governor
Of the Virgin Islands Of the United States, do call upon the
people Of the Virgin Islands to support to the utmost extent
he local Red Cross Drive and to contribute generously to
this organization which exemplifes the noblest instinct Of
mankind-the desire to aid ones fellow man
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 4 have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government of the Virgin Islands
# the United States to be affixed at Charlotte AmaliesS st
Thomas, his twenty-eighth day Of February. 2, 1852.
NORRIS +, DE CASTRO
Governor
, 1952-03-10
ESTABLISHMENT OF ELIGIBLE LIST

of an eligible list for:
SUPERVISING NURSE HILL HOME
Work involves the administration of a large institution where
nursing problems are not as acute as II q hospital but where
the problems of institutional administration are greater. En-
|ployees in this class are expected to use considerable judy
ment in the conduct of all functions Of the institution. Salary
Range: $3.50 $3072 per annur.
Considerable experience in professional nursing work, pre-
ferable including some expert enee IN a supervisory capacity.
Completion Of the twelfth school grade, and completion Of
a course Of training at a recognized hospital or a school for
nursing and desirable.
Applications must be made on the official form which may
be obtained from the Branch Office of the Division of Person
mel ii Christiansted and should he postnarked by midnight
|of March "A, 1852.
Cecil G, Harrigan
for ULLMONTH {.
director IF Personnel