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BETHESDA-CLOSE IN
Mr.. EDGEMOOR SWIMMING
AND TENNIS CLUB
Seven-room, 2-bath brick Cape Cod,
1st-flr. bedrm. and bath; 3 twin
size bedrms. upstairs; garage; gas
h.-w.h. Deep, abundantly planted
level lot. Price, $26.500. once
open It'll 9.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-940C
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SAVE 81 $50
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BRADBURY HTS.-54O4 Belt ave.
Six-rm. asbestos shingle det. house;
large lot; auto. heat ST 800 down.
ANACOST1A FINANCE CORP. LU.
CHETERLY BUNGALOW; almost new:
kitchen; bedrooms; extra lavatory
in basement; fenced rear yard: pull
down stairway to attic with exhaust
fnanner.ISf fan ISl5,56o: 55 essAA. STANLEY
with full bath can bring in S82
monthly; make cost Of Lying in
CHEvERLY - seven-room, 1la-bath
brick, with built-in sarase; fireplace,
mirrored dining room. Asking
an. offer. Built since the war and
Ley S1n aoRsau assa CIV AP. "aT "sIsssAs. sTAsa ss
ASSUME Gf LOAN; $500 down.
$3.50 monthly includes every
thing on this adorable 2-bedrn.
bungalow. almost new and In Inn
mac; ecnd.; parauet floors: cow. loc.
schools and shopping. Price slashed
siye with THE PERRY BosWEIL
CO. WA. 7-4500 till 8 pm. 20
b, c. line; Sl0,500 win buy a 5-rm.
bungalow with expan. attic on level
lot. near all ocnveniences; as low
as S1.S00 down and $50 per mo.
pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO;
UNIVERSITY PARK-six-rm. brick
Colonial with level lot, on quiet st.
within l block of school; dry hsmt
WA; $4,000 till 8 pm. ROBERT s.
DAVIS d CO. 80
S56.2I MO. pays all. 3-hedrm bun1a-
low; bsmt; gas hsati porch: only
$4,000 with $l.730 an. WIN con:
Il. JOHNSON. WA. 7-6060. '-2o
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peter J. hasan, REALTOR

m. 1855: WA. 7-1257; UN. 4-1as5
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ReaItOr, TT I4th 81, AU. 4-.UU0
HILL, $17,5OO
Just OF East Cap. ST., this bright
Semidet. 3-Story brick dwelling has
6 bedrms., > baths, full basement.
oil heat. Lends itself readily to
producing income as we'll as giving
bright cheerful home quarters
Terms. HORACE L. STEVENSON
1925 Conn. ave. MA. S-36S9; ewes,
o., 4-31H7 oS
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BetheSda'S CuteSt Rambler
Near Our Lady Of Lourdes Parochial
School and B.-C.C. High School; i
garage. Overlooks Columbia Country
Club Golf Course. Price, $23,75O
Call EN-. 3-077O (evesD. THOS. J.
FISHER g. CO., INC, DI, 7-6S3O.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON-Looking for u high
quality home with in-law facilities?
| II so. inspect this superior built ram
bier at 1925 N. Vacation lane. on
esss Win aRs Rsnds near MSnE0' cali Sa
FALLS CHURCH - BY OWNER -
Brick; bedrms,, Ia baths;
brkfst: nook, spacious din. rm. and
ho:.!Sn;v. liy; Tm; with panelsd firspl and and
bsmt., gas heat: A-acre lot: in good
neighborhood. 1mmed. possession.
$21;960, excel. terms. JE. 2-1034
N: ARL;-By owner, Excel; loc. ram
eec esc fit Oeo5s pch buit-in Ra'ns; gar o'%s lrs
paneled rec. rm., huge lot; schools,
transp. nearby. Real bargain at
S29.95o. Positively no brokers. ia.
No: sl'a.f aA.fk;11Ne1oN For sale l by
betW. Clarendon and Fails CHI.
13X1S-ft liv. rm. w/fireplace, sep.
din. rm., tile bath. full bsmt.,
hoored attic for storage; comb. metal
and and complete shopping center :
please. KE. s-4Sb9. %
| . SOU OASn-sb-DeuIm pTlCk IEOuL
Ta%Ols5 H,9I On .,i: -ssTs lot II Pi@@it
$3.50 DOWN for a very nice e-bedTm.
bungalow on h-acre. lot Just mi.
south Of Alex. on Rt. L. Full price.
SEcM d. YaSafs nIPToN'o oPsn Realtop spn ia -
1888: Sun. and ewes. IA. 7-95os.
LIVE OowN-RENT UP. 1ovely, Brick
Cape. Cod with bedrms:, 2 baths.
WI VERY psm cEosE c1fshf6 fNs fpERI RfsfR For HOME
AND INCOME! w. FRANK CANEY,
sEtMIDETACHGIp BRICK, s rms. 3
yrs. old. $40. 800; $1,000 down.
STEELE. RE. 7-o4ss. EN-. s-oSos.
$le,6OO-4-bedrm.. IN baths. low
shops. AAA REALTY. JE. 2-6s14.
$1O.5OO - Newly dec; 5-rm. row
%s Ds 0Sy 5ay.; s5S ssSS5n:. ana
81 1866 300 DowSAa- bedroom stSai masonry;
living room, dining room, equipped
kitchen. fenced lot; o1E,n1 dSn6le-caF seoG,. ga
rss;;poftston tase; G1Gss shGIR0os SGE FfaH1f
PROPERTIES. IA. 2-23s1. JA.
Sie.SSO-New. 3-bedroom ramblers.
Full. dry Easements. beautiful cleo
trio kitchens: walk to schools, shop
ping. All city sonveniences; ready
lington blvd. to. Fairfax Circle, left
on Route 237 to town Of Fairfax,
left block on Route 236 to Fair
boek bSa eTsnness tU Somes THREE Sa1o pRoPER Teas
TIES, IA. 2-23a1, ia. 1896.
6-RM. COLONIAL-Full bsmt.. alum
mum storm doors and windows;
Anchor fenced; wooded lot; SIG
900; brokers protected. JE. S-947e.
$1,000 DowN-New 3-bedrm. ram;
bier; one blk. to grade school; all
city convens. Liv. rm., din. rm..
beaut. Westinghouse kit; full, dry
bsrnt.; terms. TINKLE PROPER
TIES. ia 2-23S1, IA: !-3326: Il
NEW RAMBLER. ,S15,950-Ranch-
type rambler on lEe: lot with IEe.
ix ini I onto nfSH asstOne Ttenea patio o00 good
sized bedrms. and de luxe kit; incl.
disposal and auto. washer. Excel.
financing. To inspect call Mr.. Fus-
sell, JA. 5-6S0O: ewes JE. 2-7140.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
Gl3.05O Buys 7-rm. cottase; excel.
cond. Bsmt.. carport; beaut. yard.
STEFFEY, JE. 4-3447.
81 900 D0WN-3 bedrm.. 2-bath.
unique Spanish rambler. full bsmt..
built-in garage, deep freeze, spa
ciouS living rm.. fireplace, family
500. WILLIAM L. wARFIELD. ia.
5-l773. 24-hr. service. 30
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HILLCREST

New brick rambler, iust room enough
for = or }; Lovely liv. rm. with
ouisite kit. with built-in laundry
facilities, garbage disposal, exhaust
fan. etc; J bedrms, extra large
closets: tiled bath. Excellent view
of city. Only S15.a50. $3,500 dn
will take a house in trade and
might consider beach property. T
D. BURGESS. 10. 9-9513 til 9.
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HOUSES sALE-Mp. tcent.l

NO STEPS-see this flne all:brick
rambler with immense hedr@ms;' ms
garage, fenced lot. A. j. KESSlN-
GER & CO., JU. 9-4544. Il
ALTA VISTA TERRACE-:Bethesda;
!. immaculate 3-bedrn1. 2-bath rambler
with expansible attic on nice fenced
lot. Many extras. Financing to suit
purchaser.
GLENMONT-New brick Cape Cod.
potential 4 bedrms., 2 baths, level
siGLER & CO. Md. once, Lo. 5-4254
n A-S9o0 40
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JU. 9-5555 Till q Pm
SILVER SPRING

Beautiful rambler, situated on large
level lot. Has, 2 large bedrooms,
kitchen, porch, garage, hot-water
heat. Close to shopping and trans
portation. Price, S16,950. LIST trust,
$12.5O0.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
JU. $4,000 TIL 0 SO
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-MD.

CHEVERLY-$1 900 Dn.
one-yr.: :old semidet. 2-story brick.
full bsmt., 3 large bedrms. Assume
large FHA mortgage. TU. 2-1136
TIL 8 PM. T. N. LERNER g. CO.
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CHEVY CHASE Md

O11IV Z O4134A41, I1Ds
Between the two country clubs. I
block west of Conn. ave. Lovely
center-hall home and environment.
family-size dining rm.. modernized
kitchen, pantry, POWDER RIM; End
f.. BEDRMS. q Of twin size),
TILED pATHS, stairway to finished
attic and storage space. Oil INV.
heat. Built-in garage. Beautiful
terraced garden, outdoor grill. This
Is an outstanding home and value.
Inspect by appt Call EN-. 3-077O
teves.). THOS. J. FISHER & CO.,
INC nI 7-RS30
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Capitol View, $4,000
This modern rambler only 2 yrs. old
Is fully insulated. finished attic with
ample storage; 5 rms, gas heat.
HORACE L. STEVENSON. 1925
Conn. ave-. MA. S-36S9; eyes,. OIL.
4-31R7 --o8
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SILVER SPRING
uNSURPASSABLE
SILVER SPRING. S14.95C

SILVER SPRING, $14,95O
S-bedrm. brick Colonial; liv. rm.,
lge. din. rm.. kit. with table space,
tile bath. full bsmt. with asphalt
tiled floor; fenced lot. Conv. to
schools. Shown by appointment.
RAMBLER, $15,950
New. 3-bedrm.. brick-and-framer ram
bier; lge. liv. rm., kit. with table
space, bath, full bsmt. Conv. to
schools. transportation.
MANOR CLUB. $29,500
3 LGE. BEDROOMS. ga BATHS
New brick Colonial in charming
country club setting. Pa liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm.. kit. with
table space and powder room on 1st
fl. 3 bedrms., 2 full baths up. Side
screened porch, gar. full bsmt.: lot,
li0X130
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
Paa1f0rR
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pUNGATnW

Living room. dining room. 2 bed
rooms. bath. closed-in rear porch.
bsmt. $1,000 down payment. total
price $4,000. For appointment to
see, call Mr.. Bandy, 10. S-4O36.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
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1921 SHEPHERD ST.
Radiant Valley; brick bungalow,
storm windows and doors, 5 lge.
rms, lge. lot. good cond., one to
two thousand down. $50 to S11O
per mo. Might rent. Open Sun.
all day. Ia. 9-7O1O. -2S
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III IfIH SI. Nd, f-.UU0
Low DOWN PAYMENT
on Alabama ave. S.e.-Modern 6-rm
cor. semidet. brick; full basement,
feet cond. See this today for a
real value. Call Mr.. Penland, ST
3-736S: ewes, LU. 2-76l2 until 10
pm. ATLAS REALTY CO. 30
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BETHESDA

DE- 11ElODA
Vacant Immed. poss. S4O3 Rayburn
rd. Mod. 6-rm., det. brick, 3 lge.
bedrIns., full bsmt., recr. rm., gar.
many extras. Call Mr.. Noon, LU
4-43S2: ewes. LU. 2-5206.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
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$13 Q2S

Wheaton. low down payment to GI.
bedrms.. full bsmt;, brick rambler.
shaped liv. and din. rm.; close to
new school. ideal community. LO.
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HOME AND INCOME

HOME AND INCOME
Near st. Francis Xavier Church; p
kitchen -dinette. bedrm. and tiled
bath: full bsmt. with rec. rm.; gas
h.-w.h.; conv. to everything Call
Mr. Noon. LU. 4-43s2 eyes,. Lu
r. PAUL MUDD co.
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BETHESDA-CLOSE IN

Three bedroom, 2h-bath, we'll
designed immaculate brick Colonial,
THROUGH CENTER HALL, 1st-
2 baths. on End fir.; screened porch.
garage. Level Handicapped lot, 100
IT. frontage, assures privacy. No
dues to residents for use of BAT
Terry PARK. TENNIS COURT AND
CLUBHOUSE. Price, S26.75O. ONCE
open It'll Q.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-94OC
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
SILVER SPRING

place, no bsmt.; near everything;
$1,000 cash. S80-1O0 mo. IA
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TAKOMA PARK

TAKOMA PARK
Mr.. PINEY BRANCH AND FLOWER
Very attractive 8 or 4 bedrm. hom'
room on 1st A.; lovely kit. with
breakfast space. Full bsmt. (walk.
out type), with charming rec. rm.
storm windows. wide, deep lot: only
$14,750, with as low rs $4,000
cash. JU. 9-644O. 9 am. to 9 pm
WOODSIDE REALTY
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CAPITAL HEIGHTS
2 rms. ami. side drive. GARAGE
trees. vacant. like new. VIII ex-
change. $4,000. OWNER. IA
Q-7010. rs
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FT. DUPONT PIX. AREA
MODERN GRIN. SEMIDET.. BRICK
Lovely spacious rms. lge. equipped
kit, full bsmt. with rec. rm.. bar
and powder rm.. gas heat. lge. leveI
shaded lot. excellent financing; very
conv. to public and Parochial schools
and transp. A beautiful home al
a modest price. Mrs. Cox. LU
2-s136. ATLAS REALTY CO., ST
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OFEN To P.M.
1923 H STREET Sc.
VACANT

1923 H STREET Sc.
VACANT
Owner says sell this lovely Groom
semidet. brick home. Only 2 blocks
large shopping center. close to ex-
press transportation. Price is rea-
sonable. (Out Pa. ave to Alabama,
left to 46th, left on 46th to H,
right to house,. Mr.. Katz. Ia.
9-1709.
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NEW BUNGALOW-$13.50O
6512 WESTMORELAND AVE.
TAKOMA PARK
New 2-bedroom bungalow Of finest
masonry construction with large
living room, kitchen -dinette and
ceramic tile bath; storage attic and
full. dry basement with outside
down payment. Trades considered.
Call Mr.. Clark, RA. 3-9011.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th St., AID. 4-2005.
NEW RAMBLER in beaut. River
dale Park. Three lge; bedrms.. tile
bath. lge. liv. rm., din. area, lge.,
bright kit. Very attractive in ap-
pearance and price. Only $12.60O.
peter !. hasan, REALToR
UN. 1855. WA. 7-1257, UN. 4-19S5.
OWNER MOVING to Pa. Better than
new brick Colonial, on large fenced
lot. Large liv. rm. with fireplace,
family-size din. nm. bright equip.
kit; 2nd d. has 8 large bedrms.
and tile bath; full bsmt. with auto
matte washer. Asking S16,950, but
best of1er takes 1t. Non-G1 may
assume CT 40 loan.
peter ]. hasan. REALTOR
UN. 1855: WA. 7-1257; UN. 4-1as5
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THE HAMT. FIT

WOODSIDE FOREST
SILVER SPRING
White brick in q community Of fine
homes. Walking distance to transp.
and shopping. 3 large bedrms. and
bath on Ind floor 1st floor, living
room with fireplace, dining rm.,
kitchen with dinette space. powder
rm.. screened porch. Built-in garage.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
III O.RO0n TIL ~
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
This house has everything! h-acre
lot. 2-car garage, den and lavatory,
1St H.; 3 bedrmS., 2 baths on End !;
bedrm. on Bird. Rec. rm. with
firepl. and bar Built by an out
standing builder. Very reasonably
priced for this type house.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
ENE q 1 onn rr;u n nAE
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CARROLL KNOLLS
Two-bedrm. brick-and-stone rambler
fully shrubbed. 22-ft. liv. rm., din
rm.. electric kit. full bsmt., panelet
rec. rm., laundry and storage rms
Call Mr.. johnson, RE. 1860.
Colonial Investment Co,
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ALEXANDRIA
Russell RID. AREA
$18,750

Near parochial, public and
Episcopal schools; handy to
PentaEon, shopping. bus and
AhY,rahee
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-11
WILLIAM r. KREAGER

William Frederick Kreager, 80,
passed away early Wednesday in
the home of a son, Kenneth, 913
East Second Street, after years
illness. A widower, Mr.. Kreager
had lived here most of his life.
Surviving are three daughters,
Althea Ridley, Port Clinton; Hell
en- Kirkbride, Santa Monica, Calf,
and Pearl Pettibone, Delphos;
three sons, Ross Kreager, Genoa;
Kenneth and Lowell, Port Clinton;
two brothers, Charles Kreager,
Port Clinton, and John Kreager,
Oak Harbor, and several grand
children and great grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Gerner
AID Wolf Funeral Home where
services will be held at 2 p. M.
Friday with the Rev. John Braun
of st. John Lutheran Church off
ciating. Burial will be in River
view Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-11
DeVore Named AS
EOD Executive

1t. Col. Leland S. Devore, .Jr
lssthe new executive officer if Erie
Ordnance Depot. He succeeds Mai.
John r. Blackwell who leaves this
week to attend the Advanced Of.
ficers' Training Course at Aber.
deem Proving Ground, Nd.
Col. Devore has been assigned
to Erie since January of 1852, ser.
wing as chief of maintance divi-
sion, assistant for supply opera
tions, and since early this year
as comptroller of the depot.
In the Army since 1941, Col. De-
wore seved 18 months in the Paci.
fic Theater during World War II,
and just jrior to assignment at
Erie, was on tour of duty in the
European Theater.
A graduate of the University of
West Virginia, he was an engin,
eer for General Motors, Buffalo,
N. Y, before entering the army.
Col. and Mrs. Devore and two
year old daughter, Cynaria, re.
side on the post.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-11
MRS. AMY BEATTIE

Mrs. Amy Damschroder Beattic,
AZ, native of Elmore, passed
away Thursday in st. Vincent's
Hospital, Toledo, where she had
been surgical patient two weeks.
Born in Elmore Dec. 18, 1905,
she was a daughter of John and
Emma Millman Damschroder. Mrs.
Beattie graduated in 1923 from
Elmore High School and was mar
rled to the late Robert Beattie
Oct. 6, 1929 He passed away in
November, 1888, and her parents
also are deceased.
Mrs. Beattie attended Tri-State
Business College and was employ
ed at the Lytle Weeman Com
pany, Woodlawn Cemetery, Inc,
and for the past II years, she was
office manager for the Midwest
Trucking Co.
Mrs. Beattie was a member OF
Central Christian Church in To-
leuo anu was very dctlVe IN It's al
fairs.
Surviving are a sister, HsSS. Ilo
Forrest, Flint, Michigan; three
brothers, Paul Damschroder, Fran
kenmuth, Michigan; Ballard Dam
schroeder, Lake View, Mich, and
Rudolph Damschroder, Hilton,
New York, several nieces and
nephews and an uncle, William
Millman, Elmore.
Funeral services were conducted
by DR.. Grant tSpear of Central
Christian Church Sunday after
noon in the Walker-Wenner Nor
tuary, Toledo. Burial was in Union
Hill Cemetery, Elmore.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-11
DEATHS
MRS. LAURA NEViTT

. Mrs. Laura H. Nevitt, 72, for
merly of Toledo, passed away
Monday night in the home of her
sister, Corine Herman, Lakewood
She was the widow Of William II,
hewitt, who passed away in 1949
She had been with her sister since
January.
Born in Oak Harbor December
%, 1880, Mrs. hewitt was daugh.
ter of William and Elizabeth Tin.
ser Vogel. She was a member of
the Toledo Chapter 341, Eastern
Star.
Funeral services will be held
Friday afternoon at two o'clock in
the Robinson Funeral Home, Oak
Harbor, Rev. Edwin l.. Myers Off
ciating. Interment will be in Union
Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-11
Clancy Wins EOD
Golf Tournament

Jack CLANCY, Port Clinton, ci-
william gunner at Erie Ordnance
Depot, was the medalist winner Of
the depot's annual golf tourney
last Thursday at Mills Creek Golf
Club, Sandusky.
Mr.. Chaney'S actual score was
rs. just three over par for the
course.
This sports contest was spon-
sored by the post civilian welfare
fund council. Golf balls were CIV
en- all entrants, with Mr.. CLANCY
receiving four more as his award,
and first placers in the handi-
capped feature receiving three
and second placers receiving two.
The council was host for re-
freShments served at the club
house following the tourney.
First place winners were Capt.
John G. Ward, Jr., Capt. o. G..
Ferguson and Charles Gerding.
y LIE AOl oSCOllu IIUIlOIS were.
Melvin Arft, Richard Robron. Stan
MiSta, Jerry Bruner, Gene Schnei-
der and Claude Zerbe.
Other participants we're: Col.
Edward R. Ayres, Ben Woolley, AL
kelso, Jack Fought, Wayne Fee,
Harold Heist, Clifford Barnsen,
Edward Huffman, Robert Hauser,
John Tokar, Paul Gdovicak, Aus
tin Rogers, Richard Whisner,
James Armstrong, Robert Nissen,
Robert Gerogosian, Capt. R. l..
Nearhoof, George Kuhns, John
Hrupcho, Leroy Sherwood, Rob
ert Sanger, Capt. H. G. Hagen
dorff, George Greer, William Wha-
ley, Henry Christensen, Fred
Johnson, George Shannon, Charles
Stewart, John Lukac, George
Lentz, William Morrison, Capt J.
w. Devlin, Maj. H. w. McCul-
Tough, Richard Lawrence, and Jo-
seph Oil.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-11

1t. Andrew Migala, son of Paul
and Zella, is now stationed in the
wide open spaces Laurie Andrews
loves-Texas. Recently called to
active duty from the R. o. T. t.,
Andy was lndoctrinated, inocu-
lated and initiated at Sampson
Field, New York.
JOT
According to a survey taken by
Secretary of State Ted Brown at
the Ohio State Fair, more people
favor statehood for Alaska than
statehood for Hawaii. Having been
stationed in the Hawaiian Islands
during the war, we heartily agree
with the surveys majority. We
were very pleased when Congress
shelved the Republican-backed
plan to give Hawaii statehood this
year. HonolUlu's press agents went
all out in the drive for statehood
but Alaska had no such help.
JOT
Congratulations to Genoa Attor-
ney and Mrs. John Chambers OF
the recent addition to their fam
lily. :. :, :. Traffic jams are hourly
occasions in East Fifth Street
now that school has reopened
With many parents bringing and
calling for their kindergarten chill
dren, parking space is always at d
premium. We pray that every
driver will be watchful in the
East Fifth Street between Madison
and Jefferson, SO that some~ little
tyke is not injured by a speeding
car.
Michael Nicholson was a happy
paper boy Saturday when Sheila
71oWerth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Fay Howerth, Catawba Island,
found and returned the five dol
Lar bill he had lost the previous
day while collecting. on his paper
route.
JOT
Alvin Faus, local musician who
has played with numerous chau-
tauqua bands in years gone by,
made his annual appearance in
the Labor Day parade in Toledo
Monday. Faus never misses Wis
it of the Ringing Brothers Circus
in this area, either, as he former
ly toured with the circus band.
JOT
Ralph Branum and his bride, the
former Juliann LuKac, were pleas
antly surprised when his younger
brother, Air Corpsman Harlan
Branum, arrived home from Fair.
banks, Alaska, On a 3O-day fur
Tough in time for their wedding
Saturday.
Search for two Fremont youths,
who failed to report at the Ere
mont Ross football training camp
on Catawba Island last Tuesday,
turned to Florida later in the
week when police learned that two
boys answering their description
had hitch-hiked a ride to Toledo
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-11
HOSPITAL NOTES
ADMISSIONS

Jack Horseman, 1884 Marlowe
ST., Toledo, Ohio, 1888, medical;
Beverly Jean Koch, 214 Cedar St.,
Port Clinton, Ohio, 9-4-53, medi-
cal; Mrs. John Whitman, Rocky
Ridge, Ohio, 9-4-53, medical; Jesse
Wyeth, Lakeside, Ohio, 9-4-53,
medical; Thomas Burns, Route /,
Graytown, Ohio, 9-4-53, medical;
Edward Kitzig, SAL Morgan ST.,
Akron, Ohio, 9-4-53, medical; Theo-
dore Rupp, Route 1853, Port Clin-
ton, Ohio, 9-4-53, medical; David
Jones, 100 S. Paint ST., Chillicothe,
Ohio, 9-5-53, medical; Emily Geor-
gil, Ottawa Co. Home, Oak Har-
Dor, Ohio, 1858, medical; Mrs.
Helen Nissen, $40 f. End ST., Port
Clinton, Ohio, 1858, medical;
Mrs. Amelia Robinson, Route 2,
Port Clinton, Ohio, 1858, medi-
raj; Mrs. Norman Jones, 1915 Nor
ton ST., Dayton, Ohio, 1858, medi-
cal; William Mclaughlin, Camp
Perry, Port Clinton, Ohio, 9-7-53,
medical; Oscar Below, Sr., Route
l, Oak Harbor, Ohio, 9-7-53, surgi-
cal; Charles ID. wilkins, Route z,
Port Clinton, Ohio, 1888. medi-
cal; Joseph Westfall, Route 2,
Port Clinton, Ohio, 1888, surgi-
cal; Henry Hansen, GIG Fremont
Rd., Port Clinton, Ohio, 9-9-53,
medical.
DISCHARGES
Mrs. James Hurrell, Mrs. Mel
vim Koch, Mrs. George Hudak,
Don Wicks, John Johansen, Thorn
as Burns, Jack Horseman, Mrs
Samuel Heron and baby, Mrs.
Paul Rakosky and baby, Mrs. An
tonic Cara and baby, Jesse Wy
eth, Mrs. Fredeick Lenke and
baby, David Jones, Mrs. Norman
Jones, William Mclaughlin, Mrs.
Joel Lopez and baby, Ovid Hyde,
Marguerite Fagen, Joan Couture,
Henry Hansen, Rose Darr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-11
J0ttialgs
By RAY SPERBER

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
That was a nice gesture of the
local Clan sending condolences to
Mrs. Jonathan Wainwright, widow
of the Battle of Bataan hero, after
the famed generals death Thurs,
day in Brooke Army Hospital, San
Antonio, Texas. His long impriso.
ment in the Philippine Islands af-
ter General Macarthur nau leIl
for Australia evidently hastened
His death. His gallant struggle a.
gainst overwhelming odds will for
ever be a brilliant chapter in A.
merican history.
JOT
Newspapermen had two pleasant
breaks during the recent warm
weather, the press cocktail party
at Martins Restaurant in Sandusky
Thursday afternoon when pre-
view of the Parade of Progress,
coming to SanduSky September 18
through 81, made us all eager to
see the big General Motors show,
and the cocktail party Saturday af-
oternoon when National Rifle
Association officials entertained
the Chamber of Commerce and 9th
er guests at Camp Perry.
JOT
If Junior is a "Space Cadet" fan.
you'll probably have to take him
to Toledo September 1927 when
the Ralston Rocket Terra w will
be on display at various places
throughout the city. You'll need a
box top from any Ralston cereal
for admission to view the likeness
of the space ships of the future.
JOT
If Camp Perry isn't to become
a permanent AA installation Erie
Townships residents are wonder
ing why trainloads of special equip
ment have been arriving at the
state reservation.
JOT
If you miss "Pick Up on South
Street" at the Clinton Theater this
week, you should have your head
examined. Starring Richard Wit
mark, Ohio State University's Jean
Peters and that wonderful charac-
ter actress Thelma Ritter, "Pick
Up on South Street. opened We'd
nesday at the Clinton and contin-
ueS through Saturday. 1t should
play here a month-until every
man, woman and child sees it.
Definitely anti-Communistic in
theme, it will keep you on the
edge of your seat with suspense.
Thelma Ritter's depletion of q
stool pigeon should take the Acad-
emy Award with ease. The pic
ture, incidentally, last week was
the only American film given hon
ors at the Vienna Film Festival.
Don't miss tits superb.
JOT