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Evening star., 1953-08-18

TRUCK DRIVER. white. wanted for
TRUCK 12ayT 1RRIyERs. a Apply lo0i oS9 g st i
r. = \. Be-. GS IA time as.'
nv sERViCEMAN - Experienced
good pay and working conditions
SIadensSurr ShIuTToh PARK Ar 1T Tv s-4ssn ss1o s olf
nv SERViCEMAN, expsf.; m aGt part time
eyes. outside; good pay. PENN TV
90S 18th st. s.e. Ii. 4-004S. -2[
Ty SERvICEMEN. experienced: ]
tsms % only. 3lan sTGSpHsD NSTsids mfni TfRE 'usl y
BATTERY Sossa So;s 10th and H sts;
GfHoLsTERgsRRo.~ ssRo~' white; TOP sSl sslar,
work. csil Mr.. 'NHid Wade. WA Wa. 79fsSss' ssSs
UPHoLsTERER-Exper. only; steady
position: Call ALEXANDER & CO..
$500 34th st.. Mt. Rainier. Nd;
USHERS, full time and part time
day or night work. Apply Trans
Lux Theater Mon, Tues. or Wed
WOOD FLOOR MECHANICS, co com,
ssfg prepared St%FoWEk; f9F Sork; mTst o hays Tnter
ING Co. 746 9th st. NV. ME
MEMS MiENS's0' CLOTHING SALESMAN EMSI p
Wonderful opportunity; must be ex-
perieneed: good salary; permanent
Apply STEMS. Americas Greatest
Clothiers, 923 F. st. NV. go
MEN, two full time and one part
time. inexperienced full-time men
average 500 and up per week. Re-
peat business plus. regular customers
assures you of steady, regular in
come. Start on l. or 2-day trial
basis II you wish to prove to your
sell what an excellent opportunity
this is. Fuller Brush dealers average
500 and up per week calling on
regular customers BY ,appt. Fuller
teous and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with you
and train you. If you are inter
ested in a sure way to raise your
income inquire at 9l1 National
Press Bldg; 18th and F. sts; nv
YOUNG MAN to work in electrical
supply house. Apply after 2 pm
C. A. LEPPERT, 914 Eye st. NV
YOUNG MAN-1s to 25. draft ex-
empt, high school education, attend
ing or planning to attend q college
at night majoring In business ad-
ministration to work in q clerical
opportunity if YOU have ambition
and are looking for position
where you can work your way up
5-day. 3712-hr wk. Apply perSonne
ONCE. EQUITABLE LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO.. S16 14th st. NV. Room
Evening star., 1953-08-18
statesmen ATTENTION

National company estab-
lished many years in Washing
ton offers perm. sales posi-
tion to alert aggressive man
under 80. Applicant must have
successful sales background or
the public. Position carries
very substantial income If you
can qualify. For information
call MR.. JEWETT, ST. 3-5324.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
HELP-MEN
ACCOUNTANT

Qualified and experienced senior
wanted for permanent position in
CPA ONCE. Must be capable OF
assuming field responsibility for
complete audits, reports and tax
returns. Good salary and working
conditions. Send detailed resume
of education, experience and per-
sonal data to Box 416-M, Star.-16
MAN OR WOMAN,
exper. In layout and copy; excel
of Washington's largest home fur
nishing co. State full qualifications
in writing to Box 4O7-S. Star. Ia
Evening star., 1953-08-18

AUTO METAL MAN, white or coIored
aoi 3 afsf Bros s. srd Tss:s
between L and M ne. 80
AUTOMOBILE SAI.ESMAN-Openins
for one "top-notch" man to sell
full line Of Fords and used cars.
Demo. furnished free. Annual vaca-
tion with pay. year-end bonus and
other company dement's. Our men
enjoy very high incomes. LOGAN
lFordl. NE. s-2s1s. 2o17 Virginia
Afro UTPHoLsTERERs te> with with 8
or more years experience on con-
vertible tops. Earn $400 to $3.50
per month, 6-day week, paid vaca-
tions, company dement's. Busy shop
established 1888. Phone Richmond
(Va.) 7-4617, speak person-to-person
and ! will pay charges. Interview
can be arranged for Richmond or
Washington. Mr.. Meyers. JIM'S
BARRIERS. 5s-day wk.. very busy
operation: paid on commission ba-
AIR FORCE B BASE ExcHANGE." aE .
BAKER. white-colored, all around. for
high-claSs restaurant out of town;
must be sober and reliable; no Sun
day work; fine opportunity for right
man; all employe benefits. Please
give full particulars in nrst letter.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
HELP-MEN
IBM
TEMPORARY POSITION
"A MQNTHSl


TEMPORARY POSITION
Is MONTHS
YOUNG man with minimum Of 2 yrs
IBM experience. Must be able tc
wire and operate commonly used
IBM machines; 6-day week.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. NC.
1135 21st st. NV.
JANITOR. 9th class ic.. small. In
town elev. bldg. married, NO chill
dren. S135 mo. and atrs. BOX ll2-
M. Star. go
JANITOR, reliable; Methodist church
Reply with qualifications. Box
24S-S, Star. -19
JANIToR. colored. Married Or single,
no children. Age over 3b. Depend. ;.
energetic. No drinkers, Small apt
bldg. Refs. requir. S126 mo-. quar-
ters. 2153 Calf. st. NV. -10
LAUNDRY HELPERS. must be able
to read and write. Hours 1880
am. to z pm; 90c per. mr.. to
start; 5-day wk.: time and q half
for overtime. No Saturdays or
Sundays; disqualification and life
insurance benefits. Apply 1907
Lawrence ST., Colmar Manor, Nd,
WA. 7-l314.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
LEGAL NOTICES ,eon..p

HERMAN MILLER, Attorney.
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOE
the District of Columbia. HARRY
bRGckaE bbRsTIsE HEERE sHs1psisI iMsIcLENpoEElE EENSa 81
fendants.-Civil Action No. N
2399S-52.-The object of this suit
Is to enforce the plaintiffs landlord
lien on the personal property OF thu
defendant s.4:.s on o4rsmisss;S mSs;on cog 2st ~
plaintiff it is this Bird day OF. Au'
gust. 1858. ordered that the defend.
ant cause their appearance to b
entered on or before the fortietl
day. exclusive Of Sundays and. lega
holidays, occurring after the day o.
the flrst publication Of this order
otherwise, the cause viii be PRO
ceeded with as in case of default
Provided, a copy Of this order bC
published once week for three sue.
cesSive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter. and The Evenini
Star. before said day. (S.) LEON.
ARD P. WALSH, Chief Judge
(Seal.) A True Copy. Aug. 3, 1858
Test: WALTER r BRAMHILL
Clerk. BY C. A CLEMENTS. Dep
uty Clerk au4,11,1
Evening star., 1953-08-18
PERSONAL

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT and
invitations; 24-hour service. STAN
LEY ADAMS PRINTING CO. 917
New York ave. NV. Ex. 3,S54S.
CHEVY CHASE COUNTRY DAY
SCHOOL accepts children now, nurs-
cry through 9th grade. Transpor-
tation and hot lunch. OIL. 2-9S73.
ALTERATIONS-Remodeling, designs
Specialize on Hard to fit' custo-
mers, 3139 N st. NV. Ho. 2-97l5.
PERMANENT, 81; shampoo. WAR
FLYNN Beauty COLLEGE, l2io G
SLIP COVERS beautifully tailored to
1t your furniture; free est. ROBERT
WILLIAMS, SO. S-SS41.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME, good
food and care. JU. 9-07S3. Pa
NURSE offers room board, laundry.
PoSsh;o = semipvt. Reasonable. IA:
LET Me. HELP with that difhcult
letter "ad." greeting. problem. lyric.
appcintmenf Ams41RS Tssultf EU !ssSa EsasGna0s
prev. with Natl known studio; sum-
gTTrn1n gSF 5sttz 80 d-Iq44P LIoXP MITCHELL
coed statesmen who can make ever
5000 mo. Call me at TIA. 9-3343 II
you are interested or know of good
man, Ed. 80
FORMS 81 o. 8. lob applic ations.
prepared and typed. Personnel coun-
selling. Exchange Serv.. ST. 3-61S6.
MIMEOGRAPHING - 500 copies,
ci ExcaANaS l9sl sERv9cE SPIcE CO. i4s0 ssf1'i (
st. NV. ST. 3-61S6 20"
PIANO TUNING and repairing; lower
price better work. VICTOR GEORGE,
Co 6-7S70. day; KI. S-221S. ewes.
WILL GIVE CARE to 1 or . children
in pvt. Falls Church home; by
Christian parents. JU. $3.50.
Ia
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for mems
used clothing. Call L. ZALIS, MA,
S-5696, Rm. sos. 1919 st.. NV
Evening star., 1953-08-18
ENGINEER-WRITER

Technical editor for COM
mercial and Government
publications. Must have
thorough knowledge Of cleo
tronic circuitry and must
have had recent experience
in technical writing. Excel
lent future for one who can
qualify.
Call in person daily, 9 to 4
pm. or phone for evening
appointment. Bring work
samples.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
MILLINERY
SALESLADIES

Excel. opportunity for exper. women
selling medium and better-grade
Apply mornings, Mr.. Williams.
THEBEE-JAY SHOPS
Evening star., 1953-08-18
HELP WoMEN tcent.l ]
RFAnTY nPERAT0R. SsE-e1 m ,

BEAUTY OPERATOR; $s5-Si00 ueel
guarantee, plus commission. Nc
manicurinE; STEADY JOB; Air cooled
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS
1710 Eye st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-For our Sill.
yer Spring salon; full or part time;
top salary and commission. EMILE,
1858 Georgia ave. or apply 1921
Connecticut ave. is
BEAUTY OPERATOR imam or wom-
am; exper. all around; for Jules
Va. studio. Five-day, 40-hr. wk.
salary and comm. Call MRS. ENG
LISH, KI: $1,000:
rienced, for permanent position in
local well-known printing house.
Exceptional working conditions;
salary open. For interview, call
MISS MARTIN. EX. $4,000. 10
BOOKKEEPER-TYPlST, experienced,
for retail store in Arl.: r-cond. Of
qualified person. re. $1,000 for
appt. lis
Evening star., 1953-08-18
ADVERTISING

Junior Account Executives
Opportunity for young men who have
had adv. experience or schooling
in adv. or marketing, to become
full-nedged account executives.
TED SHANE ADVT. AGENCY
Elk. 3-6921 FOR APPOINTMENT
Evening star., 1953-08-18
DRUG CLERK

Night shift; young, energetic, expert
enced. Excellent salary. best work
ing conditions, vacation with pay
meals furnished. Opportunity. Ap-
ply Room 205, Washington National
Airport, 20
Evening star., 1953-08-18
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

RKKPRs AND ACCOUNTANTS. We
specialize IN these positions. ATLAS
,I420 n 7 ave. NV RE. 7-5767
IF UNEMPLOYED. or wish Q better
position see Immediately GRACE
DUNN 1871 @ st IRE 7-2S28I
BANK TRAINEES, also hotels. offices
DIR. asst. hospitals; pref. with h.s
edu. See Miss Black immed. at
BOYD'S, cor. g and 18th (NA. &.
ACcopNTANT. ACce5oSplNTANT JR.. degree: for ma,
hS PoToMSIScE SIScEpGffElGn pGPI AacYa YaAEs: Hrs. Ses ss
1894 Wilson blvd. ArI, JA. 7-17O0
OIL King st. Alex, XII. 9-7022
WHITE AND COLoRED men ant
women, experienced. with references
cooks and dishwasherS, porters
janitors, drivers and laborers: wait.
resseS, typistS, cashiers, g.h.w. anc
women dywkrs. MAINE AND D. C
EMPL. CENTER. Ola 18th st. NV.
LAB. TECHS, biochemistS, to $500
rms for M.D.S, full p. t. - to $3.50
Secys. (20-45), M.D.s to S25C
Beginner stenos.. advantages 5000
Optical trainee. male; start $2,71C
Med. receipts, yng., ne, NV; open
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL BUR.
goo 18th NV. RIM 500. NE. S-292S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wilson, blyd. .oTOMAC EMPL
Al. "a 7-lI5d0GC. Oil King st.
Alex, XII. 9-7O22,
Evening star., 1953-08-18
HELP-WoMEN
OFFICE CLERK

General once work; must be
adept with figures: PIX
exper. desirable but not nec.;
b-day week. Apply in person
LINEN SERVICE CO., 2233
Sth st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
CLERK-TYPIST

Must be fast, accurate typist with
general clerical knowledge for credit
office of specially store. Credit ex-
perience. helpful but not necessary.
salary, opportunity for advancement.
Liberal discount on personal pur-
chaSes. Apply Mr.. Stewart. THE
YOUNG MEN SHOP. 1919 F st. NV.
CURB GIRL, white; no experience
necessary. DIXIE PIG BAR-B-Q,
Marlboro pike and Benning I'd. Sc.
ASSISTANT, white, under
30; knowledge of typing; $40 wk. to
start. Report for interview Tues. OF
Wed, Ia, 1929 Vermont ave. Room
Evening star., 1953-08-18

YOUNG. MAN to train as pricing
clerk in optical wholesale house;
5.day week. Apply THE HILBERT
OPTICAL. CO.. 1416 Eye st. NV.
MAN TO SUPERVISE 1e-mm mo-
ttop picture shipping room. Inspect
and clean films; technical knowl-
edge not necessary; full time; sal
ary commensurate with back
ground and ability. Chance for
appointment. -10
MAN, colored, to clean ofices and dc
odd Jobs. Apply between l anC
4, 1919 I, st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
Carl GARDENER %


Must be capable Of supervising and
maintaining bh acres OF lawn and
shrubs surrounding residential
apartment development. Salary plus
apt; all company benefits; nearby
Va Write details Of exper. and
qualifications, age and marital
status to Box 48-s, Star. -1S
GAS STATION attendant. Exper.
D. c. drivers permit. No phone
calls. Apply 101 Upshur st. NV.
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS, exper
men only, for fabrication and al
around station work. JE. 2-9S37
LeCOMPTES ESQ SERVICE. 7O1
>. WASHINGTON ST.. Falls Church. Va
GAS STATION ATTENDANT and all.
pay. Apply 4a03 ca. ave. NV. 0'|
GROCERY CLERK, experienced. Ap.
ply 1905 7th st. NV. 19s
GROCERY CLERK. exper., white:
knssTIedfs sYse Sunday e hs fEssa 7o7Ssst oH7sssts ar
GROCERY CLERK, experience moi
necessary; in Arlington. Otii
4-764S. go
Evening star., 1953-08-18

SALESMEN-PART TIME
Men for storm windows and AWNINGS
business; appointments furnished;
car essential; Alexandria and Ar
lington area. Can IA. 5-9197 for
appointment. 10
Evening star., 1953-08-18
IBM OPERATOR

Must be experienced operator Of zo2
tabulating equipment, knowledge OF
payroll operations desirahis. Must
Good salary. Paid vacation and
sick leave. For appointment, phone
AD. 2-03oS. Ext. 100.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for a young
man, 21-3S yrs. of age. to work
as q ledger and accounting clerk:
for accounts receivable routine. and
control. Some experience is desired:
q reasonable typing speed Is re, re-
Personnel. Room 8O5: open $3.50.
5 and Sat. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
mn pENNA AVE NV
Evening star., 1953-08-18
STATESMEN III

With car. Leads furnished. Our men
earn from $3.50 to $500 per wk. SELL
ing appliances. closing an average OF
sale in every leads. Positively no
canvaSsing. Apply CLEAN RITE
STORES 925 r st. NV. NE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
BOOKKEEPER
CASHIER


Experienced. Excellent salary to the
right party. Apply Millinery Dept.
l.. FRANK g. CO., 18th and r SITS.
NV: 30
CLERK for cosmetic and drug coun-
ter; Exper. preferred. Excel salary
and comm. EMPIRE PHARMACY,
173S Conn. ave. NV. -2l
CLERK-TYPIST, part time. white;
hours, 8 to l; 5-day week; age
Fl to As. For one interested in
a-94o0.
white; general ONCE tipping
and bookkeeping machine work;
exper: not necessary; = wks. pay
vacation, 5-day wk.; salary, $40 per
wk. DY-DEE WASH, go Canal St.
s.w. RE. 7-8012. "a
CLERK, for dry-cleaning store. Apply
HAND LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEAN
ING. 7315 Baltimore blvd, Md.
UN. 4-791S. -19
Evening star., 1953-08-18
CLERK

Preferably. exper in general credit
work. 5a-day wk. Mod. air cond.
benefits. Apply Personnel once,
HECHINGER CO.. 18th & H SITS. ne.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
LEGION To Plan
P!b MEET HERE

Commander Robert Dodge and
other Put-in-Bay American Legion
officials will meet with the Exec
utive Committee of the First Dis
trict this Thursday evening at a
meeting in Port Clinton's Legion
Hall when plans will be completed
for the International Peace Me-
mortal ceremonies to be held Sun
day, June 81, at Put-in-Bay.
District Commander Jack Sears,
Toledo, will be in charge of the
meeting. Members of the Cana
dian Legion will cooperate in the
ceremony at Put-in-Bay, which
will be an event of Ohio's Sesqui-
centennial observance.
Also to be discussed at the
meeting this week will be the
First Districts spring conference
to be held in Elmore Sunday,
April 19, and the American LIE,
gion First Districts summer con-
vention to be held at Put-in-Bay
the Saturday before the Interna-
tional Peace Memorial event, June
On
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
Three More Hurt
At 3-Mile Crossing
Photo by Misch

Three more persons were IN
jured, two seriously, at the dan
gerous Three-Mile Crossing in
Erie Township last Thursday
morning.
James Gardner, 20, Joe Potts,
81, and his brother, Melvin Potts,
20, Chicago Negroes, were victims
of the latest accident at the
abrupt curve.
Gardner, driver of the car, told
Deputy Sheriffs Myron Hetrick
and William Cullen, that he was
driving 55 miles an hour when he
noticed the warning signs. When
he applied the brakes, he lost
control of the car which over
turned before it stopped within
two feet of the railroad tracks.
Gardner suffered a fractured
pelvis and Joe Potts was held
for observation for possible kid
ney injury. His younger brother
was released from Magruder Me-
mortal Hospital after being treat.
ed for forehead, hand and leg lac
erations and contusions.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
SEEKS Federal
AID TO BUILD
COUNTY BRIDGE

County Engineer Delos Nissen
has made application, through the
State Highway Department, for
federal aid to build new $45, 900
bridge over Sugar Creek in FL
more East Road County Road No.
81 to replace the present narrow
span.
Approaches to the bridge also
will be widened and the road
grade will be raised, Mr.. Nissen
reports. Application for the fed
eral aid was filed Friday.
Present plans are to complete
two other bridges in the county
this year. Fred Groscop, Bowling
Green, has been awarded the con-
tract to build abutments for a
bridge on Leutz Road, Carroll
Township, on his bid of $7,477.
The county has purchased the SUI
per structure for this span at
$11 900.
Also to be completed this year
is bridge over Rusha Creek in
Behlman Road, Carroll Township.
Bids will be accepted later this
spring.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
LAKESIDE JRS.
PRESENT PLAY

Mary Gaydos and Ronnie Smith
will play the leads in Comm
Round the Mountain" which the
Junior Class of Danbury Township
High School will present at 8
o'clock this Friday evening in the
school auditorium.
The riotous comedy features Ma
and Pa Skitter and their hillbilly
family The Skitters, enacted by
Miss Gaydos and Mr.. Smith, have
arranged a marriage for their
beautiful daughter, Corney Bell,
to bachelor neighbor, Sammy
Fester. Corney Bell has other
ideas and the complications which
arise are sure to prove a laugh
fest.
Others in the cast are Shirley
Ringholz as Corney Bell; Eddie
Oglesbee as Curly, the ambitious
son; Donna Holinger as Dizzy
Mae, who is slightly fetched;
Ronnie Hudak as Sammy Fester;
Paul Monak, Joan Tietjen, Ron
Harger, Jan Smith, Barbara knight
and Kathleen Strouse.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
BANDS COMPETE
IN AREA meet

Genoa and Oak Harbor's high
school bands will compete in the
District 2 contest of the Ohio Mu-
sic Education Assn to be held
this Saturday at Hopewell-Loudon
School, Bascom.
Burton Goetz, director of mu.
sic at Hopewell-Loudon, is serv-
ing as chairman for the additions,
winners of which advance to the
state finals.
Judges for bands include Rich
ard Raven, Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity; Walter Won Brock, Elyria
Schools, and Richard Ecker, Bowl
ing Green State University.
Genoa's band, directed by Jack
Kocher, will compete in Class B-2
against Carey, New London, Glib
sonburg, Gallon and Fostoria.
Oak Harbor's band, directed by
John Freytag, completes in Class
B-1 against Upper Sandusky,
Clyde and Willard.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27

made by officials of the Second
Army or the u. S. Army Corps Of
Engineers at the hearing, there
were indications that hours might
be shortened to permit CONNER
cial fishermen to lift nets in the
area.
Army officials had asked the
Engineer Corps to restrict 1875
square-mile area in Lake Erie be-
tween 8 a. m. and noon and from
] to p. m. weekdays from Jan
nary l through August 81. They
claim the time is needed to train
AA batteries located in the Toledo
area.
The proposed range would con-
form to the present National
Guard range area which had been
in operation five days a week be,
tween July 10 and August TO-
Col. K. C. Smith of the Eastern
Anti-Aircraft Artillery Command,
Middleton, New York, said the
Army actually needs $50 weeks a
year" to meet its training sched-
ule for this area. The present re-
quest, Col. Smith pointed out,
''leaves us 81 weeks short of our
commitments.
Jack Lay of the Port Clinton
Fish Company spoke for the com
mercial fishermen and said the
spring fishing season from March
Is to June 80 yields twice as
many fish as the fall season from
Sept. l to Dec. 20.
Col John Bristor, Detroit dis.
trict engineer, was in charge of
the hearing. He closely questioned
Lay and others on their operation
al schedules.
He stated that the Army hopes
to begin firing on the proposed
range by May / and that inter
Continued on Page 3 Col. g.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
LOCAL Girl IS
STATE winner
IN DRAMATICS

For the first time in the history
of Port Clinton High School, a To-
cal girl is a state champion of the
Ohio High School Speech League
Miss Martha Finefrock, daugh,
ter of Mrs. Marguerite Finefrock,
Jefferson Street, won the Class B
dramatical defamation title at
the state contest held Friday and
Saturday at Ohio State University
campus, Columbus.
While Port Clinton boys have
won state debate titles many
years ago, no P. C. H. S. girl has
ever before been state cham,
pion. Martha swept through to the
finals and won the title with her
dramatical depletion of a woman
who believes she is losing her
mind.
Port Clinton's debate team, also
coached by Boyd Martin, placed
third in the final standings, be-
hind the championship Marysville
team and second place Cincinnati
Wyoming.
Members of the local debate
team are Fred Schneider, Harry
Chaffin, Max Fischer and Ruth
Rofkar, with Sally Dewitt as al
ternate.
In the opening rounds Friday.
Mr.. Martins debate students elm.
mated Gilmore Academy, Mel
more, Athens and last years state
champs of North Canton. In the
finals Saturday morning, Port
Clinton eliminated Urban while
Marysville defeated Cardington
Wyoming gained a verdict over
Port Clinton to give the Redskin
debaters third place.
Norma Burning was eliminated
in the semi-finals of the orator.
cal defamation state contest
while Shirley Riddle placed sew
enth in original oratory.
The local students advanced to
the state finals after being dis,
trict championships 2 weeks ago,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
MONTGOMERY TO
HEAD CANCER
DRIVE IN CITY

Keith Montgomery, East Second
Street, has accepted Craftsmanship
of Port Clinton's campaign in the
annual porchlight drive for Otta-
wa County's Chapter of the Amer
lean Cancer Society, county chair
man Ray Sperber has announced.
Mr.. Montgomery will be assist
ed by large corps of volunteer
workers during the porchlight
drive which will be held through
out the county from Z until 9 p.
m, Friday, April 10.
Montgomery'S wife and Miss
Frances Mitchell will serve as as
Sistants to chairman 1t. Raymond
Roberts during the Cancer Drive
at Erie Ordnance Depot, April 8,
9 and 10.
Chairmen for other communi-
ties throughout the county in.
clude: Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Tus-
ten, Gypsum and Portage Town
ship; Mrs. Carl Hllker, CataWba
Island; Mrs. Leslie Ward, Lake
side and Marblehead; Mrs. Cliff
ford Snider, Lacarne and Erie
Township.
Mrs. Olive Wheeler, Oak Har-
Dor and Salem Township; Miss
Ruth Ewersen, Bay Township;
Mrs. Verda Jenkins, Putin Bay;
Mrs. Donald Lusk and Mrs. DON
aid Floro, Genoa; Mr.. and Mrs.
John DeStazio, Elmore; Mrs.
Muzda Grove, Curtice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lewis,
Graytown; Mrs. Lloyd Novotny,
Clay Center; Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Lowe, Williston; Mrs. Anna Witt
man, Rocky Ridge; Mrs. Dwight
Gould, Martin; and Miss Marjorie
Dayton, Danbury.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
Ho Hum! Another
Wreck At 3-Mile

Extensive damage to the New
York Central railroad gates at the
Three-Mile Crossing resulted ear.
ly Monday morning when a Ship
pers Dispatch truck, being driven
by Justus Riley, Toledo, smashed
into the gate and overturned on
the railroad tracks.
Impact of the collision knocked
over the automatic gate. Two fast
passenger trains were held UP
nearly two hours until the truck
wreckage could be removed from
the tracks. The driver escaped
serious injury. Railroad workmen
were called out to act as watch.
men until the automatic gate can
be repaired. 1t was the second
serious wreck at the dangerous
curve in four days.