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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
KNOW
YOUR
PUBLIC

To better acquaint our readers
with Port clinfon's friendly n1sr-
chants, clerks and others who
serve fhe public, The Ottawa
County News presents weekly
new feature Know Your Public"
with photos by New photographer
Willis Misch.
As Port Clinton is "The Gateway
to vacafionIand" and should bo
known for its courteous and
friendly public servants, we feel
that Know Your Public" win b.
an incentive towards our goal.
This weeks friendIiesf Port clin-
tonifes are:
ADA LONGE, one of the popu-
lar clerks at Green's Drug Store,
has been on the staff over ten
years. A native of Danbury Twp,
she is the daughter of the late Mr..
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
PHA SURVEYOR
CHECKS Erie
GARDENS RENTS

A representative of the Chicago
Public Housing Adm. office was in
Port Clinton Thursday and Friday,
comforting with realtors and 9TH
er citizens in regards to COM
plants about the recent rent in
crease at Erie Gardens.
Among those with whom the in
vestigator conferred were Gene
and Ann Bolte, H. " Frederick,
Emery Gielow, Frank Putnam,
Harry Callahan, Reed Hosler and
Lawrence Lucas, chairman of the
protesting committee of Erie Gar
dens renters.
This investigator also checked
some properties near Erie Gar
dens in efforts to compare rents.
His report will be sent to national
headquarters in Washington, from
where further word is anticipated
from senators and representatives
assisting the renters.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
Riddle Nominated
For MOO President

Jack Riddle, Port Clinton, has
been nominated as president of
the Northwest Ohio Volunteer
Firemen's Association. Currently
vice president of the organization,
Riddle was named by the nomin-
ating committee at a pre-conven-
ton meeting held Sunday in Up
per Sandusky.
Election is scheduled for the
annual convention to be held June
16 in Ada. Among those attending
the meeting in Upper Sandusky
Sunday were Chief and Mrs. Wal
ter Miller, Secretary and Mrs.
Jack Riddle, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Dubbert and daughter, Port Clin-
ton; Chief Wilson Snyder and
Treasurer Emil Parker, Catawba
Island Department.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

Frances B. Douglass, Leland r.
Rutherford, John Matthias (R).
For Supreme Court full term
one to be nominateO: James F.
Fell and Fred II. Dewey O);
Henry Middleton, R).
For Supreme Court full term),
Kingsley Taft (R).
For State Senator: Roy H. Bur-
ry O); Delbert L. Latta (R).
For State Committeeman Zone to
be elected): Abraham HI. Mickey,
Paul Miller, Ralph Brown (D); Guy
Nearing R).
For State CommitteeYoman
Helen GunSett (D) and Catharine
Pennell.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
Accepts Work Of
Local Artists

Three Port Clinton artists re-
ceived high honors last week
when judges selected their en-
tries for display in the annual
Toledo Area Art Show, which
opens May z in the Toledo Muse
vm Of Art and continues for
the month.
Josephine Pauius, a new re-
sidenf Of this city who formerly
lived in Pittsburgh, had. two
paintings accepted. Her paint.
inss, done in transparent water
coIors, have won honors in Pen
nsyIvania shows in previous
years.
Also accepted for the area
show three watercoIors and
an ink drawing by Priscilla
RhieI and "SunfIowers", an oil
painting by Bella Russell. II is
no new honor for either Mrs.
Rhiel or Mrs. Russell, as their
entries have been accepted in
other years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
STATE MAY Bull D HUGE CONCRETE PIER
IN LOCAL HARB0R TO AID FISHERMEN
No Changes Here
In Voting Booths

There will be no changes in vot-
ing booths in Port Clinton next
Tuesday when the polls open at
$50, to remain open until $50 p.
M, Edward Minderman, clerk of
the Ottawa County Board of Elec-
tions, reports.
Location of the booths is as fol-
lows:
Precinct /, Ward Erie Gar,
dens Community Hall.
Precinct 2, Ward 2--O'Nsn's
Garage, Laurel at Fremont Rd.
Precinct 3, Ward Peace Lu-
theran Church, w. 4th & Monroe.
Precinct 4, Ward 3-Quisno's S
Garage, rear 218 Jefferson.
Precinct S, Ward 3-City Hall.
Precinct 6, Ward LBrough's
Barber Shop, Fulton at Third.
Precinct 7, Ward 4-Slovak Lu.
theran Church, E. Third st.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

president Purcell, first vice presi-
dent Walter Waggoner; second
vice president sylvester Fritz;
third vice president Harold Younk-
er; treasurer James Johannsen
and secretary Tom Sutton.
Opening address will b2 by DR.
C. H. Felix, Lorain, zone chairman,
and Rev. John Braun will give the
invocation. Serving as postmaster
will be Luther Heiserman, San
dusky, and Bud Hurst, Marion, dis
trict cabinet secretary-treasurer,
will have the roll call with 30 clubs
expected to have representation.
Mayor Harold Jeremy will give the
address of welcome.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
Legion Banquet
Is Saturday Mite

Jim Richards, Toledo Blade
sports writer, will be principal
speaker this Saturday evening,
May l, at $50, when the annual
banquet of Port Clinton American
Legion Post 113 will be held in
the Legion Hall.
Reservations should be made
with chairman Bard Witter as soon
as possible. Commander Harold
Arnold will be POSTMASTER and
members who have had over 20
years continuous service are to be
honored. The dinner will be served
by members of the Legion AuXil-
iary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
Wildlife Division To
Seek US. Approval For
East Pier Construction

Plans for the construction of 12oot wide concrete and
steel fishing pier to replace the present rock structure at
the east side of Port Clinton haror announced Tues
day evening at city council meeting when Laurel Van Camp
Genoa, state conservation agent gained councils approval
Expected to pay for the much needed improvement would
be the Shore Erosion and Wife divisions of the Ohio Con-
servaon Department with aid from the u S. Corps Of
Engineers
Cost has been estimated high 100000 with most
of the money coming from sale of fishing licenses
Mr. Van Camp told council that 95 per cent of fishing
licenses checked in this of out-ofcounty people,
and that there good fishing pier to offer them in this
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
Speedway Opens
Sunday Night

Auto racing at the Sandusky
Speedway will open for the season,
under the lights, this Sunday eve-
ming with qualifying races starting
at 7 and the first race at $50.
Stock, sportsman and modified
cars will compete. The present
track record of Is seconds is held
by Bob Newton, Sandusky, but
when the track opened May g.,
1850, Tommy Warren, Port Clin-
ton, held the record 6.2 seconds
slower.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
Sandra Miller To
Represent Class

Miss Sandra Miller, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil
Ter. has been selected by her fel-
low senior class members as the
speaker for the Port Clinton
High School commencement to
be held Wednesday, June z.
An excellent speaker, Miss
Miller placed first in fhe annual
Prince of Peace contests during
her freshman, sophomore and
junior years.
II has been many years since
a class member spoke at local
commencement programs, fhis
years plans being an innova-
fion.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
Mrs. Anton Bahnsen, 416 Wash
ington ST., passed away Wednesday
night in Magruder Memorial Hos
pital where she had been patient
intermittently FOR the past month.
Her husband passed away last year
Surviving are two granddaughter,
students in Virginia Gerner and
Wolf will have charge of funeral
arrangements.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
Cancer Drive Gets
Fine Support

Excellent response to the plea
for contributions was reported
throughout the county last Thurs
day and Friday nights when the
annual Porch Light drive to raise
funds to fight cancer was held in
many communities.
Final reports will be made early
next month, County Chairman Ray
Sperber, Port Clinton, stated.
Porch Light drives will be held
in Oak Harbor and Put-in-Bay
this Friday night, April 80. Jack
RAIDER is chairman in Oak HarboI
while Mrs. Verda Jenkins is Put
in-Bay's chairman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
Becker Bait Store
Open For Business

One of the latest additions to
Port Clinton's business district is
the Becker Boat and Bait Store,
located on Jefferson Street dock,
and operated by former mayor
Carl Becker.
Builders of the 20 by 40 foot
building were the G. w. Didion
Brothers of Sandus/. Becker is
specializing in renting modern
rowboats, and has complete line
of bait, tackle and fishing gear.
He also sells fishing licenses and
gasoline for the marine trade.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
Hospital Drive
Closes On May II

Drive for funds for the Magru-
der Memorial Hospital addition
has been continued until May II
when dinner for the workers
will be held in st. John Lutheran
Church's new dining room. Port
Clinton, Lakeside and Oak Harbor
area workers will participate.
Contributions and pledges for
the proposed hospital addition now
total $256, 1924 and it is hoped
that the 100000 goal will be
reached by the closing date of the
drive.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
Children's Choir
Plans Musical

Forty-one children of the third
through sixth grades will partici-
pate at three o'clock Sunday after
noon when the Children's Choir
musical will be presented in Trim
ity Methodist Church.
There will be no admission but
a free will offering will be taken
to help raise funds to purchase
choir robes. Mary Ellen King di-
reefs the choir with Mrs. Willard
Grover as organist and Mrs.
George Beltz as pianist.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

and Mrs. John Bergman. With her
husband, James, she has lived at
SIT Washington Street for the past
80 years. Mr.. Longe is mainten-
ance superintendent at Erie Gar
dens. The couple has one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas Breehne, Cincin-
natl, and son, James, sophomore
student at Bowling Green State
University, as well as four grand
children. Ada, who rarely is with
out her personable smile, is a.
member of st. John Lutheran
Church and the American Legion
Auxiliary, of which she twice has
been president.
WILMA JACOBSEN is another
Danbury Township native who
moved to "the big city" 18 years
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
RASMUSSEN HEADS

Olaf Rasmussen, Danbury Twp,
was elected president of the Otta-
wa County Mental Health Assn
Wednesday night at the organiza-
tional meeting held in the court
house. Fred Singer, Gypsum, was
named vice president and Gaylord
Braithwaite, Lakeside, secretary.
Other officers will be elected soon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
ELECT OFFICERS

Mrs. Dolores Elliott was elected
president of the Oak Harbor La
dies Bowling League at their an
nual banquet Thursday night. 9th
er officers are Mrs. Carol Young,
vice president, Mrs. Alta O'Rourke,
secretary, Miss Margaret Kramb,
treasurer and Mrs. Lois Lenke,
sergeant at arms.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

can either "eat it right here, or
order to take out" -
Jack Boysen, former Genoa may
or, will finish out the unexpired
term of the late Leroy Thompson
on the Ottawa County Board of
Elections
Lock Marshall, after a taste
of city life the past couple of
weeks, is happy to be back in
Danbury. he visited friends
and relatives in Chicago and
Detroit.
Latest tip on fhe political front:
Those in-fhe-know claim that Joe
FURY can have fhe Democratic
chairmanship If he wants il d.
but not to count AL KaIb out Of
fhe running =.
=
Johnny Manton, the FBI agent
who has many Port Clinton
friends, is recovering at his home
in Toledo following a recent emer-
gency appendectomy
For real fishing enthusi-
asts, you'll have to go some
to beat Ralph Cook and his
two young sons.
-
One Of the LATEST TO hit the diet
trail in a bout with obesity is Port
cIinton's Sam (Chrysier) Amato
The John Jensens of Limestone
are vacationing in Florida +. it's
their first trip to the citrus belt
Minnie and Otto Rohda,
over at Oak Harbor, have a
breath-taking dis splay of
spring flowers in their back
yard. lots of folks drive by
Just to take a look. :.
The Joe Banchiehs have moved
back TO Oak Harbor and are
living in the former DR.. Bolte res
sAon~a
Ottawa County heating dealers
are busy these days ever since
gas permits were unfrozen
Labor items: Employees of
the Oak Harbor Hardware
Company have formed a union
of their own.
Out at E. o. D., they're making
big plans for the annual Arm,
Day on May II 2. >. Col. e. w
Crubbs, posi- commander, wants Il
make il an outstanding event
East Harbor caretakers are look
ing for lots of visitors the
state park officially opens Satur
day -.
And peach blossoms are bring
ing folks from miles around int,
Ottawa covnty's famous fruit belt
Abe Mickey, the former
Bowling Green postmaster
who's a candidate for state
committeeman from the Fifth
District. and that includes
Ottawa County. hit page
one two days in a row las
week. Mickey saved the tax
payers SIS, 900 by not asking
for a reprint of ballots in foul
counties of the district. hi!
name had been misspelled. .
Fred Ginther, candidate for CON
missioner in Ross County, gets u
into our area for a little reef fish
ing about three times year
he's a friend of Port Clinton
Dennis Mcdaniel =.
Elmore's American Legion po!
has another Of its fine stag fis
frys on tap for this Friday nigh
Mrs. Clifford Snider, Erie towl
ship, has done such bang-up jo
with membership with Ottaw
County's Democratic w m n
Club that she's due to get an o
flee in the state organization :.
Tuesday is primary day -. r.
member TO vote it's yol
American privilege -.
Cancer Drive Gets
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

THE NEWS is prepared TO do
your JOB PRINTING on a basis
Of FINE WORKMANSHIP and
GOOD SERVICE at FAIR PRICES
Phone 5271
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30
Bob-TaIes
BY ROBERT w. REiDER.

By ROBERT w. REIDER
It's herel Pizza-fhe first in Port
Clinfon-is now specially at
PhiFs Inn and Meni says you
can either "eat it right here, or
order to take out"
Jack Boysen, former Genoa may
or, will finish out the unexpired
term of the late Leroy Thompson
on the Ottawa County Board of
Elections
Evening star., 1954-12-01
Embassy Party

The Ambassador of India
and Mrs. Mehta entertained
at dinner last evening at the
Embassy.
Guests included the Mexican
Ambassador and Sonora de
Tello. the Yugoslav Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Mates. Mrs.
Oswald Lord, Mr.. Cedric Sea-
ger and Mrs. Raymond Clap
r1ar
Evening star., 1954-12-01
Service Wives Clubs to Hold Meetinqs
Navy. Dental Corps
Star staff Photo.

Novy Uentol Iorps
Each member of the Navy
Dental Corps officers Wives
Club will bring a Christmas toy
to 60 into the toy box for the
Salvation Army, as well as a
gift to exchange with each
other at their luncheon meet
ing on Wednesday, December 8.
Mrs. Francis G.. Ulen will
preside at the meeting which
will be held at the Officer Club,
National Naval Medical Gen.
ter. A program OF music will
be given by the Choral Group
Of the Club. Mrs. P. j. Boyne,
directing: accompanied by
Mrs. L. Fadden.
Evening star., 1954-12-01
Navy Medical Corps

NoVy WeuiCui AOfpS
Christmas customs and ira
ditions of Sweden will be dis
cussed by Miss Margaretta
Soderblom, attache of the
Swedish Embassy, at the Navy
Doctors Wives Club luncheon
next Tuesday at the National
Naval Medical Center Officers
Club.
Mrs. Robert L. Ware has
charge of reservations and
any one eligible who has not
been contacted may still make
reservations by calling Juniper
7-7557.
Mrs. Alma w. Anderson will
be the soloist, accompanied at
the piano by her husband DIR.
James Anderson.
Evening star., 1954-12-01
Army Dental Corps

The ballroom of the Walter
Reed Army Hospital will be
the scene of the Army Dental
Corps Officers Wives Club
luncheon tomorrow and the
holiday theme will enhance
the decorations.
Mrs. George II. Timke is
chairman for the affair with
Mrs. r.. L. Lister in charge of
reservations; Mrs. w. L. Lam
caster. decorations.
A social hour at noon, with
luncheon at | o'clock will be
followed by a short business
meeting presided over by Mrs.
Arthur T.. Irons, who will give
seasons greetings in the name
Of the club to members and
guests as they depart.
Evening star., 1954-12-01

niture and the. seal to us was
the son Of an Army officer and
they had been given to his
family by a descendant of an
old friend Of Monroe's. :
Joins National Trust
In 1947 the Hoes applied for
q charter from the State OF
Virginia to form the James.
Monroe Memorial Foundation.
This group now has 81 regents.
representing 50 States and q
beard of II trustees.
And just four years ago
they joined the National Trust
for Historic Preservation, a.
non governmental federation
Of societies and individuals in
terested in preserving the
country's architectural and
historical heritage.
While the memorial is no
longer the Hoes personal re-
sponsibility, they have contin-
ued to work actively for the
foundation.
Our biggest aim now = said
Mrs. Hoes, lis to raise money
to build q wing onto the law
Office. There we want to house
a library on Monroe as well
as much of Monroe's original
corresponds which we still
have in the family"
This would leave the coun-
try a complete reference IL
brary on Monroe all under one
roof. And according to Mrs.
Hoes. there is still a need for
research and writings on Mon
roe and his famous doctrine.
Educating the Public
'You would be astonished at
the number of Americans who
have no idea what the Monroe
Doctrine is. My husband has
spent years lecturing on the
subject and he usually begins
his lecture by asking the audi
ence to write on a slip of paper
their concept of the Monroe
Doctrine. He has had answers
such as "A treaty with the In
dians. and many more ludi-
crouS ones" she said.
And while trying to educate
the public, the Hoes and the
foundation also have worked
hard to promote friendship and
understanding among the
American republics, a cause
which Monroe himself so earn
eStly eSpoused.
At the ceremony tomorrow
the main address will be made
by the Ambassador of Uruguay, 5
DR.. Jose Mora. and many am
bassador- delegates to the Org
anization of American States
will be on hand, as well as the
Governor of Virginia.
A luncheon for notables will
be held at noon, to be followed
by a parade and the ceremony
issuing the commemorative
stamp will take place at 1880.
Evening star., 1954-12-01
Descendant Guards
Monroe 1erifoqe
BY Selwo Roosevelt

Tta rara,,c,,v - 4r,ra,s -.
1.As 80.
icAsDuIs sa.. soilioitoW aieer-
noon, at which q stamp viii be
issued cofnYs1emoratinr the
,o,.4 ............... !. i. -. s
Ao1's ll1l!ssisa1s - silC Haoil-
roe Doctfine' VIII pc especial
ly Significant to two Washing
tonians.
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o,,,,o,.,, 49, 49,. .'-s rroas - ~ .s s.
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tsga ,sft n II - ~ ,,.ss Sx.s, 49, u.
ths A,,,a,.;c.., ''.rs,,. 1890 ;4 ~ III n
,,,sa ne !, 80, anoths, r,,.s - ,;,ss,a,.. y W -,
tha;,. s.,,@ssa,,n,. l.. 1.'--e
~ sA.4sa'
9 great-greaI-grandSon of
0aines monroe. MI aoes mas
!ioe Only spens TINE ana money
III eStaplishlng tfle oiu monroe
Law once 10 FREDERICKSBURG
rs q national Shrine, but ne
mas gone 1urt1er N trying TO
the Monroe Doctrine.
our Task Wouid nave oeen
inucn easier, SalQ MIS. noes,
nad my husband not peen g
deScendant OF Monroe'S You
would be surprised how often
people think an endeavor such
as my nusoand's IS an attempt
10 raoe on tne Iamlly rela-
tlonsnlp 1or eltner personal
prestlge or money.
Actually, my husband was
brought up with q strong sense
or history and the necessity
10 preserve the heritage OF our
country as a Wnoie, not just
ms personal one. And altnougn
ours mas been a LABOR OF love.
we are people OF modest IN
come. ana lC has frequently
meant carrying an extra nnan-
clal ouroen, SAID MRS. Hoes.
Museur, Orered IN 1o7Q
'' Ss :"
MRS. Hoes nad not known
ner nusDana a monIn Wnen ne
took ms luture Dr!ue 70 rIso-
elLcAsDulg 70 see tlie puiiullig
wlle,e 1al,.es Moiifoe hao hao
his law oince.
Mr.. Hoes nad always wanted
TO BUY the property. and short
~ before they We're married IN
1879, ne qua so ana pegan the
Joo od gatnering togetner Mon-
Ioes possessions ana papers
10 mouse tnere.
Inc law once was opened
to the public IN 1928 and for
almost ~ years afterwards,
Mr. noes, taxing Time OUT
rom iiiS career as an invest
nleliS pdiiAel, Hidaaseu 70
Aeep ID soans.
Evening star., 1954-12-01

Our beautiful new lingerie department
is now brimming over with Christmas
gifts specially priced for this gala oc-
casion. See how modern and pretty we
are now and receive an orchid flown i'm
from Hawaii especially for this event
tomorrow, at our F Street store only.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-29
FLIP VUKELIC, tai. Ujedinjenih Odsjeka HBZ.

sto Sc spomenuta spuzvasta
tvar, U odnosu ma tkivo or
ganizma, ne pojavljuje kao
strano tijelo, buduci da So
kovi mogu u nju prodirati.
Ia NINA slijede stanice
tako mrtva spuzva ma neki
nacin postaje zivom.
Vec podugo kirurzi 4grud-
nog kosa tragaju "a supstan-
CANA kojima bi Sc mogle is
puniti praznine sto nastaju
kirurskim zahvatima ma plu-
Gina, da bi Sc sprijecilo po-
micanje pregrade izmedju diva
dijela grudnog kosa. Pokusa-
valo sc raznim sredstvima kao
sto su masti, gaze, metalne
niti, kaucuk,, Crude j model
rani komadi pleksiglasa iii
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-29

Nuzgred moramo napome-
mutt, takodjer, kad neki clan
zeli da donese objavu o bo-
lesti svoga prijatelja, rodja-
ka clana obitelji, ako to u
cinimo jednome, onda zareda-
ju i drugi, jer svak osjeca da
i on ina pravo, kao drugi,
sto je ispravno, ali mi tako-
vim zahtjevima ne mozemo
udovoliiti rad skucenog pro-
stora lista.
Danas imamo slozeno puno
materijala Cd nasih clanova,
koji material ne mozemo
stampati, vec ceka ma vrije-
me kad to prostor dozvoli. L.
ovih razloga mnogi Sc ma mas
lutte | prigovaraju misleci da
i'm necemo ola ucinimo uslu-
gu, a u stvari nije tako, vec
- nemozemo.
Slike nasih clanova zada-
vaju nam mnogo glavobolje.
Clanovi opcenito misle, da cd
svake slike mozemo napravi.
ii lijep cisti klisei "a stam.
pu, pax nam sal.ju bilo kako-
WI sliku. Slika mora biti ci-
sta i svjetla, ako je u sjeni
iii tamna, tada izadje u Ia
jednicaru posve crna, a bolje
bi bilo da je nije nj bilo, jef
kvari izgled lista.
Druga je pax stvar napla-
ia "a slike, da nj start tai
nici neznadu koliko treba pla-
It'll "a koju sliku iako cesto
donosimo u hrvatskom, a u
engleskom stalno upute ko-
liko Sc plaza "a koje vrsti
kliseja.
Cesto dobivam dopise, ma
ime, objave "a odsjecne pri-
redbe kasno, pax ovo tre-
ba uzeti u obzir, jer objave
koje kasno stignu nemozemo
u vrijeme stampati radi cesa
Sc krivi urednika "a neciji
propust.
Molimo sestre j bracu da
gornje uvaze, pax &c biti boz
liza suradnja i bolja VOLTA liz
medju mas. - Urednistv0.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-29

parafina. No, sve to nije da-
valo ocekivane rezultate. Cak
obratno, te tvari izazivaju ze-
stoke reakcije organizma bilo
zbog' svoje krutosti iii zbog
kvarenja izazvanih u duljem
kontaktu sa tjelesnim soko-
vima.
S prvim pokusima sa spo-
menutom spuzvom poceli su
1949. godine Grindlay j Gla-
gett ma klinici Mayo. Pokusi
SUI Sc vrsili ma psima. Izvadili
su i'm dijelove pluca j stavili
komade "ivalona" natopljene
rastvorom penicilina. zivoti-
ME su sc osjecale vrlo dobro
i kontrolnom operacijom liza
tri mjeseca pokazalo Sc da
je spuzva ispunila plucne ma.
ramice normalizirala njezin
izgled. Upalne reakcije bile
su sasvim minimalne.
Godine 1851, 7podvrglo sc
takvom lijecenju IA tuberku.
loznih osoba - spuzve su "a.
mijenile prostor zauzet Elk
strapleuralnim pneumatorak.
SOM. Godinu dana kasnije
prosiruje Sc ia metoda j ma
teze slucajeve tuberkuloze.
Cd so tako lijecenih pacije-
nata, 46 nije, nakon citave
godine s "ivalonom" u grudi-
ma, imalo nikakvih kompi-
kacija.
"Ivalon" ie sniezno-bijela