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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-29

There is moth .ng finer than a
we'll Drowned, perfectly cooked
roast of lamb. Serve it with
Drowned potatoes, buttered car
rots and mint jelly for a meal
that will tempt even those who
think they dislike lamb. Many
times a food such as lamb will
become a fIvorite when it is no
longer unf .miliar.
Lamb Shoulder Roast
Season a boned and rolled lamb
shoulder with salt and pepper.
Arrange, fat side up, on a rack
in uncovered shallow roasting
pan. Do not add water. Roast in
gas range 40 minutes per pound
at 325 degrees.
Lamb Stew
lbs. lamb for stew
"a C. -four
3 tsp. salt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-29

Dash pepper
Thsp. fat
! Glove garlic, minced
! small o.lion minced
2 stalks celery
C. boiling water
medium carrots, pared
6 small white onions, peeled
6 small potatoes, pared
Cut meat in 11a-inch cubes.
Combine flour, 1 tsp. salt and
pepper. Roll meat in flour mix
ture. Brown meat in hot fat in
large kettle. Add remaining flour,
1 tsp. salt, pepper, minced garlic,
minced onion, celery and boiling
water. Cover and cook over SIM
mer flame for 1 u hours or until
meat is tender. Add carrots, on
ions and potatoes; sprinkle with
1 tsp. salt. Cover and continue to
cook 20 to 80 minutes until ten
der. Serve hot, garnished with
parsley, Makes 6 servings.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-29
GENOA NEWS
ANDY HALEY

The Seventy-first annual com
mencement of Genoa High School
was held in the high school audi
torium Tuesday evening. Miss Bar
bara Miller and Miss Mary Jane
Schimming were co-valedictorians
of the class which numbers 40.
Rev. Frank E. Rowe delivered the
class sermon Sunday evening. DR..
Tennyson Guyer, noted preacher,
teacher and lecturer of Findlay,
delivered the commencement ad-
dress, with Rev. Walter Vanderohe
of Elliston delivering the invoca-
ton and the benediction.
Memorial Day a parade of all the
members of local veterans organ
izations, the members of VFW post
1925 and Genoa post 324 American
Legion will participate. The pa,
rade will begin at 10 Am. at Clay
Cemetery. Members of Elliott Wy
mann post WRC, the American Le
gion Auxiliary Unit and the VIEW
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-29
LITTLE PORTAGE
MRS. c. w. BUNNlNG

In mentioning the names of Bay
Township graduates last week the
name of Shirley Limestahl was un-
Intentionally omitted. Shirley is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Limestahl, who recently built
a new home on the Fremont road
They formerly lived in Port Clin-
ton.
Little Portage graduates fro m
Oak Harbor-Salem school in this
years class include Caroline Brug
ger, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
ter Brugger, Joseph Hermes, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hermes.
Betty Hasselbach, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Dale Hasselbach, Emma
gean Hofbacker, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hofbacker. Con-
gratulations all
The Mud Creek All Club was
organized on MAY 13 at the Walter
Brugger home. This is expected to
be a large club AS present mem
bersbip is high. County Agent
Grimm was present. John Bun
ming is club leader to be assisted
by Rev. Robert M. Corl, Jr. Mrs
BrUgger served fine lunch. The
May 26 melting is to be with Ken
meth and Ronnie Biehler.
On Tuesday evening of last
week the Jolly Stitchers and theil
mothers were entertained by Their
leader, Mrs. Agnes Brough; as
sistant leader, Mrs. Joy Kggamaster
Jr. leaders, Lois La Cumsky, Bev
erly Mackey, Ruth Ewersen, Jane
Lee Rose. Mrs. Gallapher, home
demonstration agent, installed the
new officers with a candle-light
service. Miss Donna Lou Mellow
office secretary was also present
The Ewersen reunion was helC
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-29

Auxiliary, girl scouts and the boy
scouts, with Rev. Newton D. Kel-
ley, pastor of the Christian Church
as the speaker. Rev. Frank E.
Rowe, pastor of Trinity M. E.
Church, the invocation and the
benediction, with the program be-
ing sponsored by the Legion and
the VFW posts.
The local Red Cross drive has
been brought to close with the
drive being over subscribed, &C
cording to Mrs. Donald Spurgeon,
chairman. The quota for Genoa
being set at ST. ,320 and the amount
being donated 1881. %. Also there
will be a donation to the blood
mobile here June %.
Forty-one members of the High
School Chorus we're the guests Of
the local Kiwanis Club Monday
evening. Eight members of the Ell
more Kiwanis Club were present
for an inter-club meeting. Next
Monday evening the club will visit
Woodville Kiwanis Club where a
six o'clock dinner will be served
at the Herman Restaurant, with
round table being here in the
parlors of Trinity NJ E. Church for
those who cannot make the trip
to Woodville. Tickets for the an
nual barbecue which will be again
held at Greenwood Park Sunday
! June 7th are being handled by the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-29

members of the FBLA and the key
club. This annual affair held out
iii the open at Greenwood Park has
proved very popular in the past,
and another large gathering is ex-
pected.
Fifteen piano students of Mrs.
Charles Wood will participate in
the second annual music festival
to be held at the Sports Arena, To-
ledo, 2 PM, June 14th. Students
who will take part are: Lois Mol
lenhauer, Rhea Diefenthaler, Mary
Martin, Rosemary Feyes, Sharon
Hugh, Ruth Reeder, Robert Angus,
Ronald McMasters, Jack Humph.
ries, Meredith Schimming, Mary
Edith Mollenhauer. Sylvia Pfeiffer
Carol Wheelock, Gary Hahn, Phyl
lis Gregg.
Arthur w. Stevens is one of 221
seniors who will receive diplomas
from Ohio Northern University
Ada, Ohio, June 7th, the young
man will graduate with the degree
of Bachelor of Science in Phar
macy
May 9th the Genoa Garden Clut
will attend the district meeting tt
be held at Bryan, Ohio with talks
to be given by the state and dis
trict chairman. Pictures will bt
shown of historical homes in Vir
ginia. At l pm. Mrs. Wade CoZal
State chairman of flowers arrange
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-29

mentS and judging schools will
give a demonstration on flower ar
ranging.
The results of the Majorettes
try outs: Shirley Witt and Wally
Gaul were selected to replace two
senior majorettes, Beverly Wilka
and Pat Brown are the other ma
jorettes. Officers for the G A A
selected are: Anita Strohine presi-
dent; Carolyn KruKenmeyer, vice
president, Audrey V. Camper, Sec
retary; Ruth Strohscher, treasurer
and Fern Marsh, reporter.
DR.. Ralph w. Mcdonald, presi-
dent of Bowling Green State Uni
versity, will deliver the commence
ment address at Clay High School,
May 25th.
Members of Genoa Post, Ameri-
can Legion will treat their families
to a luncheon at their regular
meeting to be held at the post
cabin Thursday evening, May Is.
Movies including cartoons for the
kiddies will be shown.
Local authorities are looking for
vandals who maliciously destroyed
twenty-five pine trees in Veterans
Memorial Park, the destruction is
thought to have occurred during
the Spring vacation period, and
appears to be the work of youth
full vandals and was accomplished
by hand saw, with the cutting of
the pine trees ranging from three
to six feet in heighth.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-29

Sunday afternoon in the township
hall honoring Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Andersen of Petaluma, Cali
fornia, whom relatives had n t
seen for 81 years. Those attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. Sanke Bahnsen,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rhode, Johnny
Kathleen and Jimmy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Senke EwerSen, Ruth and Fred
erick, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ever
sen, Dale and Carol Sue, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Jadwisiak, Jerry and
David, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Ever
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nickel,
Richard Petersen, Linda Lee Voss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Hansen and
Eileen, Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell
Sprague and Connie, Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. Chambers.
Lynn Paulsen of Sandusky,
young grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N Paulsen spent the past week
with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Brugger and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Bennett and
children of Clyde were Thursday
evening guests of the Walter Brug-
gers.
Farm Bureau Council No. 5
met last Friday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Emery Bahnsen and Shir-
ley. Discussion centered on the
subject Failing Farm Prices" as
given in the talk in John Sims IA
dio address. Following the meet
ing the hostess served a delicious
lunch. The Bahnsens expect to
move to Port Clinton in the near
future. They have purchased a
house on 100 East 5th st.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-29

Louis Wendt and Tommy and Mr..
and Mrs. o. Donald Flick attended
the wedding fthe formers grand
son, Wade Carr and Miss Sally
Bowers at st. Joseph's church at
Sylvania, last Saturday morning.
, They also attended the reception
for the couple at the Catholic Club
in the evening. Mr.. Wendt also
attended the reception.
The Civic Club of Mothers will
hold their last meeting of the year
next Monday evening. Roll call
will be answered with Suggestions
for Next Years Program. Mrs.
Manly Magsig will install the new
officers. Mrs. j. Reynolds SchWem-
berger presided; Mrs. Margaret
Helmeci, 1st vice president; Mrs.
Etheln Thomas, second vice preSi-
dent; Mrs. Charles Oil, secretary;
Mrs. Dwight Gnepper, treasurer
and Mrs. Clayton Magsig CORE
spending secretary. The program
will be musical talent by the mem
berS.
Pfc. Raymond Kruse arrived
home from Alaska last Thursday
where he had been stationed since
last fall. Pfc. Kruse saw his baby
daughter Kathleen Ann for the
first time. The Kruse's will remain
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl Thier for a while until Pfc.
Kruse has received his discharge
from service.
The Memorial Day parade will
start atthe Harris-Elmore school at
$50 am. Saturday, May 30 and
proceed to Memorial Park on To
ledo street where other organiza
tions will continue to the World
War | monument after services
in Memorial Park. The guest
speaker of the day will we 1t
Governor Brown of Medina
The BaccalaTeate Service for
the senior class was we'll attended
at the Harris-Elmore school last
/ Sunday evening. Rev. Forrest Witt
of Church of God was in charge
of the service and the assisting
ministers were Rev. Dale Limbert
Rev. Tobe Mackey and Rev. Mill
ard Knowles. Miss Lucille Tank di
| rected the Church of God choir fol
which Mrs. Harris Kardatzke was
the accompanist. Thirty-nine sen
iors and forty-five juniors entered
in G formal march with the instru
mental professional by Ruth Web
ert. Rev. Forrest Wits sermon
youth Must Serve" was 4 very
timely topic fof the graduates wht
are entering into a world of Worl
and service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Barnes anC
children Barbara Ann, Boone, Bev
erly and Bruce will leave Satur
day for Miami, Florida where the.
| will spend two weeks visiting he
| motner, Mrs. Mary Barrett ant
other relatives and sisters. Mrs
B .rnes was formerly from Miam
Vacation Bible School will ore,
he,e June 1st. Mrs. Meldron Owel
will he in charge of the Beginner
department at Trinity Methodist
Mrs !hrlin KarGatzke will direc
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-29
ELNORE
The Harris-Elmore Alumni Assc
MRS. HARRY c. FULKERT

The Harris-Elmore Alumni Asso-
ciation will hold their alumni ban
quet Saturday, May 80 at 6:15 pm.
at the Harris-Elmore school. The
senior class of 1853 will be guests
and the class of 1928 will have
their 25th anniversary. Carl N.
Lowry is president of the associa-
ton. Lew Waterman's orchestra
will play for the dancing after
the banquet and program.
Billie Barnes, 13-year-old son OF
Mrs. Elma Barnes entered Memoir
ial Hospital, Fremont for medical
attention for a badly infected
throat. Billie is convalescing at
the hospital and hopes to be able
to return home in few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Schling
who have been living in the MrS.
Carl Blausey home have purchased
the new home recently built by Al
bert Blausey on South Toledo
street. The Settings moved into
their home last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Shaffer and
son Tom visited Mr.. Shaffer's sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Stryker
at Shelby, Sunday.
The Church of God Youth Eel
lowship motored to Detroit, Mich,
last Saturday and visited several
place of interest. After driving
around and seeing many interest
ing sights in the City they went
to Belle Isle which is in the De
troit River and enjoyed picnic
lunch along the water. After lunch
they went out to Dearborn and
visited Greenfield Village. They
saw nice parade at the village
of old cars dating from 1902 and
old carriages, covered wagons and
buggies of all kinds. The people
in each were dressed in the cos
tunes of that year. After leaving
the village they drove out to the
Willow Run Airport and saw q
helicopter come in an d several
large planes arrive and depart
This outing was in honor of the
graduates of the group this year
Carolyn Wetzel and Wayne Wheat
ley. Those who went were Carolyn
Wetzel, Mary Alyce Gleckler, Merl
Kardatzke, Dick Kardatzke, Lauren
Kardatzke, Elaine Kardatzke, Ruth
Webert, Rev. Forrest Witt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris Kardatzke, and two
visitors, Joyce Russell and Eileen
Harder
John Damschroder. Loren Dam
schroeder, Barbara Damschroder
Barbara Moellman, Jeannene Will
lett, Nancy Harr, Gretchen Min
ming and Karen Hetrick were con
firmed at the Grace Lutheran
church a week ago and received
the first communion last Sunday
Relatives, parents and friend
numbering 1870 witnessed the con
firmation. Rev. A. j. Braun is th
pastor of the church. Many parent
entertained in honor of their son
and daughters confirmation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ley, Mrs
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-29
MIDDLE BASS
MRS. WALTER SWIsHER

Miss Mary Ann Schneider is
home for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fischer and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fish
er and his fiance, Miss Mary Ann
LAUDER we're home over the week
end.
Mrs. Frank Roesch was brought
home from the Cleveland Clinic
last Wednesday.
Carl Roesch and son Jim were
home over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Witt of
AmhurSt, were he weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ball at
their cottage.
Howard Lee of Monroeville,
Incl Maurice of Norwalk; Mr.. and
Mrs. Loyal Stout, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Stevens from Sandusky, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schneider for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wight of
Sandusky were at their cottage
over the weekend.
A group of Boy Scouts and their
scout master from Covington, O.,
we've on the island for the week.
end to do some fishing.
Mrs. Clarence McElroy of Gallon
was at her cottage over the week
end.
Orville Dewecse of Akron, was
at his cottage over the weekend.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-08
City To Have
Traffic Group

Key West again has a traffic
committee-something they have
been without since the resignation
of the existing committee last
year.
W. C. "Sugar" Sweeting, local
garage owner, will again be asked
to head the group according to an
announcement by Mayor c. B.
Harvey during last nights city
commission meeting.
And they'll have their hands full.
Four tentative items of business
will be tossed into their laps in
cluding the perennial Fleming
Street problem, the placement of
five traffic signals. the safety pro-
blem in the White and United
Street area and the thorny Petronia
Street traffic problem.
A petition bearing q signatures
from Fleming Street businessmen
was presented to the commission
claiming that their business IS
being hurt seriously as result Of
the changing of that thoroughfare
to a one-way street. The matter
was referred to the traffic COM
mittee.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-08
City Commission Ba|ks At Granting
Second TeIevisiion Franchise Here
Franchise Agreement May Not Be
Needed, City Attorney ReUaIs

The future of teevson in Key West came in for
considerable discussion last night the regular
ing of the city commission but just when Key Westers
will be able to sit down before their sets and enjoy the
actual programs is still up in the air.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-08
City Hall Clock Stopped To Prevent
From Demolishing Tower

So you've been wondering why the clock City Hall has not
been striking for the past few days.
City Manager Victor Lang cleared up that mystery last night
when he told the city commission city workers
to stop it. Why? We he afraid its bell tone
would shake the SO old tower and to opple
The seriousness Of ths condition he pointed up
strongly BY Lang that the Up by nstruens him
to take emergency 70 either have repaired
The commissioners generally agreed probably the best
would be to tear down and city ha thy had
the money
The situation first came to light when insurance eng
inspected the tower and Lang wooden
there have been almost completely destroyed ermtes the
has fallen from between the bricks causing huge cracks the
walls There is bulge the front of the at least foot
Lang said that he instructed 10 remove the WEIGHT.
from the clock well huge tower But or second
thought changed mind-ths weight miq Be dancer
ous" he said
The eys consulting engineers have instructed draft
plans for face lifting for the city which will eliminate the
tower and the resultant threat the safety of those entering the
building.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-08
SibOney Lauded
BY Commission
For Press Work

Rafael R. del vizo. Key Vests
honorary representative in Hava.
ma was lauded last night by the
city commission for his part in the
planning of a two day visit here
by "a members of the Cuban Press
Association.
Del Vizo win also be instructed
by the commission to act as liaison
man in Havana in co-ordinating the
planning for the proposed Key
West-Havana ferry. City Manager
Victor Lang was told by the CON-
mission to write to Siboney instruc.
ting him to conduct an inquiry into
the status of the much discussed
ferry operation.
Better known as Siboney. a name
he gained while commentator for
Miami radio station WQAM in the
'30s, del Vizo conducts several ra-
do and TV commentary programs
in Havana.
He was instrumental in arrang-
ing the visit here of the Cuban
newsmen - a move which viii re-
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The Key West citizen., 1953-12-08
Public Is limited
To Hear Colonel
Howie Tonight

Methods Of survival in the
event of an atomic, biological
or chemical attack by an en-
emY will be discussed and ill.,
strafed in q program 10 be pre-.
sensed tonight sf 9 p. m. at
Poinciana School auditorium
under The sponsorship Of the
Key West Engineers Club.
Col. r. G. Howie, state dirse-
tor Of civil defense, and his
staff, will present ths program
which will consist Of talks and
sound motion pictures that
demonstrate the measures this
country is taking to defend It's
people against the effect and
devastation Of modern warfare.
A discussion Of The latest test.
ed and proved methods OF sur
vival against atomic, biological
or chemical attack will be car
ried on.
There Is no charge for this
program. The public Is urged
TO attend TO learn Of these mat
seFs which are OF vital interest
10 every one today.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-08
y. ArOnOvitz Is
Named To Head
Kennel Club

Sidney Aronovitz, Miami attor.
ney and former Key Wester. has
been elected president OF the Key
West Kennel Club, it was announ.
ced today.
Aronovitz, named at a recent
stock holders meeting. is a broth.
er and law partner of Abe Arono-
vitz, new Miami mayor.
The Key West Kennel Club. set
to open the winter racing season
Christmas Day, has just completed
IA new grandstand at the Stock
Island track. Some Of the best ken.
mel owners have asked for space
for the coming meet.
A spokesman for the kennel club
said that it is felt great strides
viii be made under the direction
.of Aronovitz and that the track
personnel will be eager to work
with him.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-08

A local concern, known as Tele-
vision Relay, Inc, appeared last
night before the commission ask
ing that they be granted a fran
chise for "eloSed circuit television
Setup. A discussion arose imme-
diately since the commission on
July 6 also granted Sheriff John
Spottswood similar franchise, al.
though at that time, II was stipu.
lated that the franchise could not
be considered TO be exclusive.
Last night. the commission null
ed over the latest request and then
agreed TO talk the matter over with
both of the applicants before grant
in the franchise.
But, another factor was intro
dvesd inte the dieksrins when
City Attorney J. Y. Porter offer.
cd an informal opinion ststino
that The did not think II was
necessary for such stations 20
obtain franchise from the eity."
Porter ssid that he would have
to investigate the matter further
before Issuing q definite ruIina
but he liksnsd the proposal 70 ihe
esnned music" sstvps that are
prevalent throughout the eoun.
try.
Under the "closed circuh plan. {"
televlsion programs are transmit.
tea through cables directly 10 the
nomeowner and paid for monthly.
IeieviSion Relays asked that thew
be given a 20 year permit 10 use
|the eeity's streets. avenues ara
'highways for operational lines 10
bring live, recorded and relaved
television programs to Key West.
'ers.
They promised that they viii
start construction of the system
within six months of the start OF
granting OF their franchise and 10
have programs on the air within
Is months. When Spottswood was
granted his franchise last July. he
promised TO begin construction of
his setup within IS months and 10
have it in operation within "A
months.
Commissioner Delaney moved a.
doption the ordinance granting the
franchise, but Commissioner Louis
Carbonell suggested that the com.
mission "sit down with both SPOTS.
wood and Television Relays TO dis.
cuss the situation"
The commissioners seemingly
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The Key West citizen., 1953-12-08
Sewer Change
Ordinance OK'd

An ordinance authorizing Mayor
c. b. Harvey to execute "change
orders" in the Key West sewer
project, quickly gained unanimous
approval last night by the city
commission after he asked that a
provision be placed in the measure
saying that such changes must
first be approved by the commits
sion.
The changes must also be OK'd
by the city'S consulting engineers
for the project and the federal
agencies who granted funds to the
city. Reason for the ordinance is
that as the Job progresses changes
which are desirable but which were
not foreseen when the plans for the
project were drafted, have appear.
ed.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-08
Grand Jury Is
Sworn In By
Judge Lopez

A new 1s.man grand jury today
was sworn in before Judge Aqui-
limo Lopez, Jr., in Circuit Court.
Members of the jury are:
James DeLand, foreman, Char
les S. Kraeger, acting foreman,
Leon Peacon, ]. r. Herring, John
R. Kerr, Sr., Richard Cabanas,
Charles NJ. Gomez, Charles PARA,
Cecil T. Curry, Stephen NJ. Young,
Jr., Robert NJ. Saunders, Jack L.
Currie, Clarence T. Kellar, Leo
Cruz, Roger Brooks, Fred Saund-
ers, Neil c. Shea and Antonio j.
Esperdy.
Judge Lopez instruced the other
members of the 167-man panel to
report to court Monday for service
on trial juries.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-08
.UN Awaits
Address Is Expected
To Be Sensation"
Aimed At Breaking
Atom Deadlock
BY TOM HocE

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. u
U. N. delegates from both sides
of the Iron Curtain waited expect
anty today for President Eisen-
hower'S dramatic appeal to the
General Assembly for peace in an
atom-periled world.
One high diplomatic source said
the address would be a "sensa.
ton" aimed at breaking the seven
year-old East-West deadlock over
atomic energy control.
Most delegates speculated the
u. S. President would aim his plea
directly at Russia. Most voiced
hope that the momentous address,
coming as the Assembly prepared
to recess its eighth session, would
pave the way for high-level big
power talks designed to ease world
tensions.
Eisenhower worked until after
midnight in Bermuda with Brit
aims Prime Minister Churchill and
Frances Foreign Minister Geor-
ges Bidault winding up the secret
talks they hope viii advance a
big step towards peace.
The U. S. President, in his spare
time, worked on his U. N. address.
Packed House Seen
The 60-nation Assembly hall was
readied for a packed audience of
foreign diplomats, newsmen and
tourists.
Eisenhower's u. N. visit was
planned to last only about an hour
and a half.
Flying in from Bermuda, he was
due at La Guardia Field at sos
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