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HOUSES FURNISHED

NV. .WASH.-Wesiey Heights. beau
rec. rm.. maids rm. and bath: gar:
to April i or Longer. $3s5 month
EAU hHH ca s4oEEE ~ House iST situated
from Chain bridge, or l5 min. from
downtown washington; 6 rms. 8
baths. liy. rm. with flrepl.. din. rm.,
kit. and bath. porches and dble. gar.
with firepl.. 2 baths with sun deck;
comfortably iurn,, spotlessly clean:
avail; Immediately. $3.50 per mo-;
CHEVY CH. VIEw-e rms. attrae.
furn.. newly dec: oil heat. washer.
att. gar. scr. pch. S170. Lo. b-2359.
QUIET SUBURBAN HOME, l mile Oh
Shirley hwy. 10 min. to Pentagon;
din. rm.. kit. 8 bedrnls:, Ia baths,
Q screened porches, full .bsmt.. h
yiho yiihh;o oil; no ssi. sas;i ies; saoS yard. sarden;
1890 LAMONT 81: N.w.-Briek, g.
bedrm. house. OR. 6464. after 9
1ssa s NGRAHAM ST. N.w.-s-Ssd-
,rm. house with 2 inclosed glass
porches; completely furn.; lge. front
poiCu' Sos A.~W.n.s. S-C1E WAI., 1Be.
SCHOOLS .sso ,lsS sSd t9sn nsa1 'hSgP1sSs sssa ;
f;IE S11Ho VA. 4s1s N. 1sth s.
Brick home, large fenced yard: three
bedrmS.. IN baths, lge. recr. rm.,
bsmt.. gar: nr. school. IA. 4,O3l6.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. HOME, i'm
maculate; s bedrms.. . porches, "a
baths. beautiful bSmt,, den; eony.
location. 1928 per mo. 1905 Belmont
I'd. NV. HO. 7516 or KI. S-6346.
THREE RMS, partly furn. house:
modern: for couple only; $45 mo.
H. r. JoSTING. Route 123, mi.
West West Of Loften, w.; cs phone RE.
SILVER 1--we 81 srRfNoes. osskde' de t. Apr. so
beautifully furn. 5-rr. brk. rambler:
gas heat. bsmt., GE kit. TV. Bendix
washer: responsible adults only;
81 so mo. LO. 5-I502. IS
VI. round furnished
cottage at Chesapeake Beach. about
l hr. from D: c., has 2 bedrms., liy:
rm; comb. kit; and dinette. full
s85 per month; also beautiful 2:
story furnished home with view of
bay, has 4 rms. and kit. on 1st a.;
4 rms. and full bath on 2nd d.;
heating plant in basement; garage
and fenced lawn: $50 per month.
Stop BY our once. open daily or
phone Mr.. Fowler. locally. WO. 87l6
ewes. after $50. CHESAPEAKE CO.,
fSlnsee, fR1nss,sw .l.e. rsesrr.. 81 an s1ss
Avail. Oct. 90. L T. oRAVATTE,
Realtor. 1918 Z q. NV MA. o75s.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

30 CHESAPEAKE ST. s.E.-1-bedrm.
apt, like now; S., 500 down and as
sumo l5-yr.. loan: total monthly
payments include util.., maintenance.
etc; S36;5I. 70, 3.l21".
@ bedrm: apt; lo;1.: $1,000; cash ts, $1,000.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA I'd. NV
One large rm.. kit; and bath: excel.
nlosets Price. S91SR low ma'ntH- I
2-BEDRM., 2-bath apt.
in modern 3-yr. .-old bldg; 23-ft. liv.
rm., din. space. stainless steel
kitchen. built-in bookcases; 4 ex-
posures. roof deck; excel. location.
bordering Rock ees Greek PARK IA dnd t,a0 close
portation. Price s1s,a5o. With terms.
sMfTHY Co. ST. $500: res. Nj:
one SHytt or THE LARGEST and finest
best cooperative buildings Is now
feet and includes a wood-burnlns
fireplace; there is O. large foyer, full:
sized dining rm.. den. 3 twin.sized
is thoroughly modern and the entire
the location is both quiet and con-
venient, and there are south: east
and west exposures; The price. Of
SoGse oens 1ar s%sr SsIGT sdas
Please call Mr.. Gavin with H. g.
sMITHY CO.. ST. $500; res. MI.
Efficiency APT. near 18th and
Mas Mass. nv; 4th fioor % 'front.' front corner !,
had and sanar rate dreSsinR nm eS-
tablished Coop. bldg. Price $4,000
with $1,000 100 cash. .s,E1ss PlsaSs ca esll NJ. NJ.
cSR SSoG tGEpkM Tssi; MI; 1pR Soo4; +, 18th and g
bedrm., kit. and bath; estab. coop:
bldg. with elevator and switchboard
service. S7.4OO with $4,000 cash.
Please call Mr.. Gavin with H. 6.
SMITHY CO.. ST. $500; res, MI.
HILL-2-rm.. kit. and bath
apt, completely redecorated and To-
Gated across the street from Supreme
Court bldg. An. unusual opportunity
e; RI casiS SsS + hffas e. sIfHY hfifs So sS
ST. 5000; res. MI. 50O4.
RD.. southwest Of 18th
ST.. large 2-bedroom apt, completely
redecorated with huge foyer, living
rm,, 1s, din. & rm:, kit; .Ia panty slsvato4 ana
and switchboard service. Price only
S13.7 $50. with excel. terms, Please
call Mr.. Gavin with H. G.: SMITHY
CO.. ST. 5000; res, MI. 5004.
APT, OPEN l-6. APPLY APT. 8
1892 BuTMORE ST. NV.
A few steps west Of 18th and Column
bia rd-1st a.. lge. liv. rm., lge.
bedrms., private to long hall: roomy
kit, bath. ample closets; newly dec;
Ven. blinds; low operating cost; rea-
sonably priced. MR.. PALMER. HU.
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COlOred-DOWntoWn

All End st. Sc. tnr. CapitoD-Nice
beautifully furnished, in apt. build
ing: S69.50 per month, includ. util.
and jan. service adults only). See
jauitor, basement.
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COLORED APARTMENTS

OOGO1CGD 1A1 x21G I VIEIN .
Why rent when you can own your
own apt. in one Of these desirable
neighborhoods? Down payments as
low as S100 and monthly payments
1887 New Hampshire ave.-3 rms,
kit. and bath.
2164 Florida ave. avg rms,
1900 Mass. ave. n.w.-2 rms, kit.
and bath.
17Ol Swami st. n.w.-1 rm., kit.
121 18th st. n.s.-1 I'M. kit. and
bath.
S14 East Capitol st. rms, kit.
and bath.
For details and appt. TO inspect, call
NER. 1O25 VT. ave. NV, Ma. SO36.
ONCE open daily til z; sunday.
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COOP. APIS. SALE (cont.)
Own Your Own Apt. Home
NEAR CONN. AVE.

4 lovely corner apartment with south
and east exposures, and an attrac-
tive outlook; 2 bedrms. liv. rm.,
dinette. entrance hall. kit. and bath:
wall-to-waI carpeting, custom built
valances, bookcases and radiator
covers; attractive up-to-date kitch-
en-; remarkably low monthly main
tenance cost (S25.20): garage space.
with substantial cash. Visit this
popular. convenient location today.
3022 Porter st. NV, apt. 304.
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COLORED.
GOING FAST
NA0l d AT AVN

l424 R st. NV.
Iheso two-bedYm. apts.. 1-bedrm.
apis. and eficiency apis. have hard
wood floors. tile bath. some with
as $3.50 down. Monthly payments
like rent. include all operating ex-
penSes. Open Sunday, / to 8 pm.
METROPOLIS REALTY d
INVESTMENT CO.,
1713 N. Capitol St., DE. 3142.
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bedroom apis. so
2-bedroom apis. from-- S89. 90
Utilities Included in Rent.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village. Landover, Md. AP. 016S
SHIRLEY DUKE APIS. |
3s3 DOMINATION DRIVE
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Applications accepted for future
l.BEDROOM
lst FL. $66
Spd spd F.. F.. $sss
2-BEDROOM
Ist z. $3.50
sna sqa F.: F.: s75:5S 75;sS
Includes all utils. except electricity.
Mon. through Fri.
COLORED-LADYi / rm.. kit, bath;
utilities; $3.50 per mo- Can help
cGT With hi tpEnishings; H II. S.57s4. %
heat aDt dYa5; fYr3-; 14th and Que sts. NV.
CoIoRaD-44s1 oRHG oAuLr pL. Ne
| bedrm, ltv rm;. kit. dinettee, and
REs Rpd EstTigerator' SaIN CONNER & RY9N'
CoIoREp&l AND 2 RMS. kit and
bath; no children. Also bSmt. apt,
children chi. a., acceptable q or y; ne.
cofoREbossis GIG; b. shsi. AsroR pL. SCI sE6
room. kitchen, semibath; $40 per
mo: Call Sunday before 10 or after
COLoRED@is14 BELMONT ST. NV.
Beautiful apis. now available:
very reasonable fIsrTSr rent; ! block from
COLORED-e RMS. AND KIT. share
bath; 2 ladies or employed couple;
no children. Ii. 1926. %
lCOLORED-2 ROOMS. kit. bath, back
porch. 1st floor; all utilities furn.. no
TstTigeTatios; CalI M aosiaS sduss only; employed.
CoLORED-2 rms: and kitchen. share
CoLoRED.BEDRM.. kit, new refrr.,
range. share bath, quiet empl cple.
coIokEbssoth kffe 81 ie AND At ok sxSs srs. NE.
d rms, kit. and bath; S6l 80 mo;
immed. occup,; gas heat. Call NE.
lCOLORED-3 RMS. kit. and bath;
in ne. section; no children. FIR.
CooGL0SRED-N.E. sECTIoN-1 bed
room. living room. kitchen, dinette
immedatey 9ata rent Sassms5S s9ss o ayaaSs n1s
utilities. GRUVER-CooLEY. ma.
IcoLoRED-I4oo LIST ST. NV
CaiI rmS'' H. H. ssamlpVt' anb bath; 500 month
CoIoREDgSS COLI MT, oiS RIDGE ST. NV
/ rm.. kit. and semibath; inspect.
ICoLoRED-WWOODRiDGE SEC. NE.
-Conv. to busline: in refined home
MI. 1904 Sun; weekdays after B.
coLoRED-sos 10th ST. NV
See See MR. M KfILiN9swoRTa. HlliSRas oRra.a''sSi On
COLORED - BROOKLAND - Refined
empl. cple.. nc. children. Call LA.
6-7456 Sun; after 6 ON Monday.
lCOLORED-ADULTs ONLY, reference
required; 1900 block Euclid st. NV.
8 rms. kit. and bath.
11th and Euclid st. nw-l fm.,
share kit. and bath: couple.
1000 block s st. n.w.-2 rms. kit.
and bath; couple only.
1900 block 14th st. n.w.--1 rm., kit,
share bath. Apply GUY TIMER,
1929 18th st. NV. NO. 1907. %
VIRGINIA
Colored. 8. 18th and Glebe rd., Ar
lington. Extra lge. efficiency apt.
Convenient location.
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS
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THE FOLLOWING APIS. CAN BE
SEEN WEEKDAYS BY APPOINT

MENTs.
THE BROADMooR, 2 lovely apts. in
this coop. bldg. on Conn. ave. !;
one contains bedrm.,. liv. rm, din
rm.. rm.. entrance hall. kit: and bath.
The other is . large 2-bedrm.. q
bath, apt to be sold including
great deal Of valuable furn.
3 BEDRMS., Q BATHS, 2 apts. avail
able. each as large as q house, for
loads Of space without the burden
Of extravagant rent or the respon-
sibilities OF house ownership, these
apts. are the perfect answer.
BARGAIN. an apt. In Q debt-free
bldg. "a block from the 14th st.
carline. containing 3 bedrms., liv.
rm., din: rm.. kit. and bath, for
only $4,000, with reasonable cash
and terms.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt. Authority Since l92O)
Wash. Bids. MA. 1862
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3-BEDROOM
APARTMENTS

3-BEDROOM
APARTMENTS
MOST BEAUTIFUL AND
CONVENIENT SECTION OF
VIRGINIA.
Five minutes to Pentagon and down.
town Washington.
Playground for children.
Schools and shopping In immediate
RENTAL FROM $125
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
In darlington shopping GEN.
ter, near Parkfairfax and
darlington.
Directions: Out Shirley
hwy to .Shirlington Shopping
Center cioverleaf to Seminary
I'd. to Fern ST., left on Fern st.
] block to Kenwood ave.
KENWOOD TOWERS
3-BEDRM. LUXURY
APARTMENTS
Kenwood Ave. and Fern st
Alexandria, Va.
JAMES M. DUNCAN, Jr.
Realtor & InSuror
Rental Agent on Premises
XII. $4,000
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
II AM. TO $50 PM.
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FIREPLACE

Of GN 1OOA1, 20
This lovely home boasts q beautiful
large liv. rm. with Q high-arched
ceiling. real parquet floor, and q
is the last word with al new equip
ment including dishwasher and dis
posal. The two bedrms. have slid
ing. door closets. the bath has
modern fixtures, the entire apt. has
Just been attractively redecorate
also q large private base. with "a
be seen to appreciate the unions s
charm and modern practibility OF
this most appealing home; only
S17,260, with SO, 900 cash and rea
sonable monthly payments. Come
today to see this unusual oppor-
tunity.
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PARK LANE BLDG,
2O25 EYE ST. NV.

Bachelor apt. with refrigerator tno
kitchen). Rent S59.50 and $62.60
COLORED-NEAR THOS. CIRCLE
Bsmt. apt. at "a rent. for couple
in exchange for light janitor serv-
ices: wife must stay home. Ma. 0010.
COLoRED-NEwLY DEC. APT, pvt.
Romen Dssn voniq al pririeses. fs fTp ph sos5 5 q
COLORED-FURN., Q rooms. kitchen
and bath: in quiet home; utilities.
COLORED-I ROOM, kit. and bath.
for employed couple. Call AT. 1886.
CoLoRED-ENT1RE D. ENTIRE 1st FL. clean.
suit. s; 500 mo-; all util. incl.
1882 Fairmont st. NV. 5 to- 2.
coLoRED-ls1s 18th ST. NV
rm.. kit. and semibath; rent, S45
mo. Inspect. then call DI. $3.50.
COLORED-COMPL furn. apt.
8 rooms and bath for desirable
couple. SOS. Ho 2766.
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WE HAVE APTs: AND HOUSES
FURN. OR UNFURN. AND SUB
LETS. WASH. VA, WHITE ONLY.
WEEKDAYS. 81; SAT. SUN, e-5.
A-ONE RENTALS AND REALTY CO.
18th 81. AND n. Y. AVE. NV.
S16 KING ST.. ALEX, MON.-EAT.
'215 RUpIEY BLDG. XII. S-131H
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1000 D ST. Sc. APT. 4
Nice 1-bedrm. apt. $3.50 monthly,
util. not incl. Get key Apt. 8. In
spect and apply to
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors, Elk. 1911
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1860 CLYDESDALE PL.

At Adams Mil Rd. NV, Near Calvert
St., Facing Rock Greek Park.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6
An unusually attractive apt. OF Hv.
rm., bedrm., dinette. kitchen and
modern bath, 3 large closets; there
is Murphy bed in liv. rm. closet.
making the apt. usable as an EN-
cheney apt. With spare bedrn.: only
EOS or call RE. 1897; ewes, EN-.
1894.
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ON CAPITOL HILL
The Congressional Apts., 21S Con-
stitution ave. ne. has q large
beautifully furn. efficiency apt. In
mod. elev. bldg. See res. mgr. on
premises, and apply to
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. ELK. 1911.
sUBLET 10th ST. NV. EFFEc.
Unus. Winter or longer No child,
pets. Ex. rel; REG, AL cows. in
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NAYTOR GARDENS

NAYLOR GARDENS
8 bedrms. 1st a. apt, tile bath. liv.
rm.' kit. din. rm., storage rm.. auto.
washer and dryer in bsmt.; blk.
to shopping center; 3 blks. new
grade school; easy drive from town
out New Suitland Parkway; veterans
or veterans family only. Price.
$3.50 mo-, incl. all utils.
VI. 4O72. %
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KENT VILLAGE

1-bedroom apis. from so
2-bedroom apis. from----.-S S69. 80
Utilities Included in Rent.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village. Landover, Md. AP. O16S
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Apt. OPEN g. APPLY APT. 8
1889 FILLMORE ST. NV.
A few steps west Of 18th and Column
bia rd.-1st a.. lge: iiv. .rm.. lge.
bedrms., private to long hall, roomy
kit. bath, ample closets; newly dec.;
Ven. blinds; low operating cost; rea-
sonably priced. MIR. PALMER. HU.
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HOTEL WINDSOR PARK
Washington's most convenient. new
residential address.
2300 CONN. AVE. NV.
l-bedroom apartments now
available for immediate occupancy.
Monthly rentals include utilities and
secretarial service. daily maid serv-
ice and bed and bath linens avail
able at small additional charge.
Sun deck overlooking Rock Greek
park
Hjgh-speed elevator service.
MOZART ROOM
Open for dining. am. to 10 pm.
daily.
Building completely air conditioned.
YOUR INSPECTION INVITED
CALL HUI. 7700
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial switch
board. utilities. three elevators,
carpeted corridors. delivery service,
on each floor; roof garden, Resident
manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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VIRGINIA

VlRIINIA
Colored. g. 18th and Glebe rd., Ar
lington. Extra lge. efficiency apt.
Convenient location.
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS
1911 EYE ST. NV, RE. 1882
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1920 CONN. AVE. NV.

36ZU CONN. AVE. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 8
A most desirable 1st-foor apt, in
wonderful location: well-appointed
liv rm. modern kitchen. very large
bedrm. and bath; S9,950. with sub
stantial cash, bal. on easy terms.
with low operating costs. See MRS.
WILLIAMS. in Apt. No. 5. or call
her, RE. 1898; ewes. IA. 4-0574.
1902 SUMMIT PL. NV.
Bedroom. living room. kitchen. bath
and large closets.
Only $8, $50, Excellent Terms
EIG & McKEEVER
Silver Spring, Nd.
JU. S-S20O. Ewes. JU. 0-S7A4.
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DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
One rm.. bath and dressing closet
with hot plate and Iefgr.; $76.
1-rm., dinette. kit, bath and dress.
Ing closet; SS6-S90.
Hedfm.. liy. rm.. dinstts. kit. and
bath; S119.
Above apis. IN modern elevator
switchboard apt. bldg.
Apply 1417 N st. NV. IS
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1881 2nd ST. NE, APT. 404
1-bedrm. apt. S54.40 mo-. util. not
incl. See janitor on premises for
key and apply to
JESS FISHER Il CO., INC.
1920 X st. NV. Realtors, EX. 1911
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED tcont.)
Washington Circle Apis.

BACHELOR APT, downtown; no
cooking; two rms. kitchen and bath;
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TWO RMS. kit. and bath, furn. bsmt.
spt,. apt = ssmipys, : YY sssstsh1; ssstsh; 71s Maryland
1913 L 81. NV. dovntown-on.
nm. enc: private bath: only $1S
weekly incl: all linens. Is
kit; bath: utils:: married couple;
28e5 9Th 81. N.E.-Pvt. home. Bed
room. liv. rm.. kit, share bath,
transp.: ! or 2 refined adults: s65
TAKOMA PARK-Facine park and
stream: shady in summer; NV.
heat. 8 rms, shower and tub bath;
apt. In Aunt bldg; tastefully furn.
and decorated; nr. bus: Sa7 so
TaREErRooM fni 11iRao APT, partly furn.;
elec. refgr.. incl. utils. and garage:
reasonable; quiet cple. AP. 9175.
COLONIAL HEIGHTS. N. ARL.-I,v.
rm., 2 bedrms.. kit. and dinette
combined; conv. to shopping and
transp.; utils. -furn.; $40. Call
SeaIn'' 10 am. oW. We es2s. pm 1 -S '
66O4 KANSAS AVE. NV adults:
nicely furn. apt. Of bedrm., Mv. rm.,
kit, bath and screened porch: ali
SILVER % sPRiNGvLiy; nm, bedr@..
kit, din. alcove. bath, uttls; incl
S9S.50; no pets. 10. 8-6sS9. -
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IF YOU PLAN 70 LIVE IN WASH
INGTON FOR A WEEK-A MONTH
"A YEAR-OR A LIFETIME
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SILVER SPRING-Two-be bedrm, home.
Full basement. large fenced yard,
gas heat; S115 mo. LO. 4-6327. 3
ALEXANDRIA AREA, 2-bedrm. brick
semidetached, immaculate condi-
tion. Sl10. TIE. 7400, Ext. 5134.
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Air conditioned 2-bedrm. apt. all
utilities and secretarial service in
cluded. S171.50. EX. 7640. --6
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CONTINUED on Next Page)
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HOUSES UNFURNiSHED

NORTHEAST-Nev 3-bedrm, row.
brick. fully equip. kit. incl gar
bage disposal. separate din. rm.. gas
hot-air heat: full bsmt. Avail. Oct.
20; Sl20. JU. S-2466 or RA. 6267.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-12

The men and women who de-
vote their time and energy to ring
ing doorbells for the Democratic
Party are the key to victory in
November. Our mutual job of
winning that victory is one of
great urgency.
The Republicans have had more
tine to organize their campaign
and more money to spend on or
ganizing it. We Democrats may
be short on time and money, but
We can make UP for it by our en-
thusiam and energy.
A. Big Vote
The Republicans always tell the
people that they want a big vote.
They now claim that they would
have won in '48 with big vote
Eut in r948 they didn't want a big
vote. Governor Dewey ducked the
issues and talked generalities in
an effort to have a dull campaign
and small vote
Every day General Eisenhower
sounds more like Governor Dewey.
He has outdone Dewey in the use
of platitudes and generalities. And
now he has moved to New York
to be closer to his political tutor.
COP Likes Small Vote
The reason the Republicans like
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-12
BY JACK BOYSEN and AL KALB

small vote is shown plainly in q
pictorial chart on the cover of !;
recent issue of a news magazine
This shows that from 1910 to 1884,
the Democratic vote has dropped
from 27.2 million to 24.1 million
The Republican vote has dropped
from 22.3 million to only 21.9 mil
lion.
The Republicans see victory ir
continuation of this. trend
There are many non.partisar
campaigns now underway to Sc:
Americans to vote.
Democrats indorse these pro
grams. But the people we are
counting on to get those Demo
cratic votes back into the ballo;
box in November are the Demo
cratic Party workers.
We are fortunate now to have
active workers in every precinct
in Ottawa County. We're count
ing on these folks as we'll as all
ether good, loyal Democrats to dc
the job of doorbell ringing, bah,
sitting and chauffeurins to gel
voters to the polling places.
That's why how hard you work
-NOW-may decide this years
election. Go to it,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-12
Fremont Kiwanians
To Visit Local Club

Members of the Kiwanis Club
were entertained at their Wednes-
day noon meeting in Evangelical
United Brethren church hall, by
Robert Zetzer who presented a
moving picture program "The U.
S. Navy-War on the Seas" Pres
ident George Schade announced
that the Fremont club would
meet with the local club next
Wednesday noon when the visit.
ors will bring the Travelling XII
wants Drum" which is making
the rounds of the Division clubs.
During the afternoon there will
be golf at the Cliffs Beach club.
followed by a seven o'clock din
ner at the Beach Club when the
women will be invited guests.
Charles Dewitt, Kenneth Miller,
Francis Mekus, Ray Boiler, and
H. B. Karshner were named for
the nominating committee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-12
BUSINESS men
OF AREA FIGHT
PHONE BOOST

The Northern Ohio Telephone
Company's recent request for an
approximate 26 per cent overall
increase in local rates is likely to
face storm of protests from CEN
trail Ottawa County patrons when
the issue is heard by the Public
Utilities Commission in Columbus
on Oct. 2.
Ray H. Zorn, Oak Harbor busi-
nessman, has been spearheading
the protest drive which already
has the support of the Oak Har-
Dor Chamber of Commerce and
other organizations.
In a recent letter to the PUCO,
Mr.. Zorn suggested that one solll-
ton might be to compel the COM
pany to dispose of its property
and permit an organization cap
able of handling it to operate in
this area"
Mr.. Zorn charged that "there
are continual delays in placing
long distance calls; calls are f.e-
quently interrupted, and custom
ers report to us the same diff
Guilty in trying to reach us via
long distance"
"It is our belief that previous
rate increases were granted to
this company with the under
standing that good and adequate
service would be provided.
"It is our contention that we Go
not have good service, nor do we
have adequate service, and we
defy the representatives of the
company to prove to us that we
do have it," Mr.. Zorn continued.
"In normal business pursuits.
manufacturers are required to
improve their products before
they can expect to increase their
prices, but it seems that in the
telephone business the company
expects the customers to cont!n-
ue paying for promises for some-
thing that is not delivered.
Because of government price
ceilings, we are not permitted to
revise our prices to cover such
increases as those proposed by
the Northern Ohio Telephone Co.,
and as it is our belief that this
company is now operating on a
very profitable basis, the request
increase does not seem to be JUS
tified," Mr.. Zorn declared.
$50 far as the actual operat-
ing personnel is concerned, there
is no complaint. Generally, oper-
ators are courteous, and try to
be helpful. Their handicap is too
little with which to work, and
they deserve the sympathy of the
users of what the company pleas
es to call service" Mr.. Zorn
said. William H. Henry, president
of the company, recently told the
Port Clinton Chamber of Com
merce that the firm is giving
"bang-up service" and that he
had mo apologies to make for
the service in this area"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-12
State Patrol Urges
Safety Teaching
For Children

can exciting game-a quick
dash into the street-an automo
bile bearing down-and the game
ends tragically for some unfortu
nate child"
In these words, Cpl. P. D. Nc
Greedy sketched today a scene all
too frequently enacted on oul
streets and highways. Cpl. Nc
Greedy, speaking on behalf of The
State Highway Patrol, urged par
ents to redouble their vigilance
to guard their children agains
involvement in traffic accidents.
Children" he said, must be
taught to take care of themselves
in traffic. 1t seems strange that
parents who are careful of their
childrens we'll being in other
respects often will be negligent
in the matter of safey instruction.
What good is balanced diet, ade.
quate rest, and the many com
forts and luxuries most parents
try to provide, if the child knows
no better than to risk his life
needlessly in traffic?"
McCreedy pointed out that
training for traffic safety is an
outgrowth of all safety training,
not something that starts when
the child first ventures out alone
in traffic.
He advised parents to teach by
practice as well as by precept,
since children learn most readily
by example, and stressed the nee
essity of coordinating the home
instruction in traffic safety with
the traffic program at school. Any
conflict beween the two, he main
tanned, will hopelessly confuse
youngsters. He also suggested
that parents follow up to make
sure their children put into prac.
tice the traffic safety lesson.
learned at home and in school.
Students participating in the
Safety Demonstration at the Port
Clinton High School last Monday
afternoon were Seniors Carole
Quisno, Philip Dusini, Eddie Besh
ore, Robert Molnar, Robert Gulas
Ronald Payne, John Schaus, Alvin
Meter and Fred Schneider, Marths
Finefrock, Bill Jacobs, Shirley
Klein, Roger Kruger, Marian
Lorensen, Ronald Mainous, and
Ronald Mackey.