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Evening star., 1954-10-22
APTS. UNFuRNlsHED-vA.

ARLiNG ON, Columbia o:ke at Pred.
srick eric g.. Mag %Magnolia Gardens-Avaii Ava.
dining room combination. Q large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
ment parauet floors. Venetian
blinds = exposures, utils turn; SOC
Q mo: bedroom $S2 so For into.
call IA 8-307O
ARL. Fort Myer area. Just dec, l.
bedrm; apts.. SIS. incl, utilities.
1900 No. Pierce Apt. 2. ia. 1850. Isl
ARL.-Lovely new and 2 bedrms..
S19 so to sos: utilities except eiec.:
Sas as' fare s'nS D. C 'HSfn fof4 cos@ss Saassn pike
ARLINGTON. N.-a bedrms., lv. rm. ::
walking distance Arl. Hail. / blk.
Hecht Co: Good transp. Ldry. IA
ciilties. or; street parking: sos per
HARIG. APT. 8. SIS n. Thomas. W IA.
2-2299 or call off1ce, ia. S-3366, bet.
AIEx.a tNeSwpEBeaut, w; lse. 1-bedrm.
eRt Sus xash trsaap salS ony sSt sss sgo0 1t sSg es
1st FIook, . s.bedroom seas apt. 9 owner
desires dsI to buy home. home s25 bongs, to
BEVERLY PLAZA SECTTON--Newly
redecorated; one-bedrm. apt. Call
Ess; Esnta1s mssss szo XII s-4ooe after 8 Pm.
PREsiDENTiAL GARDENS has lew
] and 2 bedroom units available:
priced from S75; sit. In conv. Alex
e, 5-min: drive from the Pentagon
ofiice in Adams Bldg, cor. MT. YER
non ave. and Russell I'd.
AND z BEDRM. quiet, wooded area
Near Key Bridge. Pentagon. No
children; $3.50 and .Sl10 Out
to 1894 18th rd. N. MRS. FAN
ARLfNGTON-2-bedrm. apts., in best
loc.: S77.50 per mo- and up. ia.
ARLINGTON - l-bedrm. apts.; mr..
courthouse: S75 per mo-; newly
decorated: unusually lge. apis. JA
5-6540. TIE. $4,000. --23
Evening star., 1954-10-22
EMBASSY SECTION

GLOVER PARK
Beautiful. Q .bedrms.. liv. rn.. ,dinette
kit. and bath: cross ventilation
$106 mo. bedrm.. liv. rri.. dinette
Kit, and bath: newly dec: all utils
incl: ss7 mo. Adults. Wo. 6-Q322
COLORED-1343 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Bldg rms, KIT bath. $50 so: 8
Ems Ems ks. 10 bath Ra rs sss a,4i4 80 rms. kit
COLORED-e0o5 End ST. N:E:-one,;
S% sfSE0?P ss6SDEss. sP9 sss es5 e., IN; 81
CoLooR2ID-e ROOMS. kitchen. share
bath; price reasons6le. s6h Call sfster
Lee. m, Kit: n!; rear Pass porsh; utlIs,,
CoLORED-sio COLUMBIA RD.
N;W;-3 rms. kit: semibath: RA: g.
cotoRED-l74o sth. ST. N.w.-Isv.
incl. S47 per mo. Key upstairs.
cdEokTDDso,o dE alaSlg3o CLAY ST. Ne
New s ds LUXE sne9ts sss kit 0ed5ns' atia sse lse
Isl. Isl and md md q'eii ass s' ssi 80; srd T. T..
ends. JU. 9-7561. "a
COLORED-1S67 KENDALL ST. NE.
Mod. apt. tnew 1850; 2 lge: rms.
din. kit. bath: S62.50. K. FAIR
BARN. ST. $4,000; ewes. DE; 2
-CoLoRED-1eth AND YOU NV
80. Ho. 2-740o. ia. 9-4a65.
COLORED-s RMS. kit. bath; nice
st; Sc; II, 6;57ls. pa
this in Washington. BY careful Sc
lection Of the right tenants in Ran
dali community. you are assured Of
respectable. quiet neighbors. 1.beds
rm. apt. modern of course, S64.5
plus utils. Call MA. s-ea57, 9 70 8
coIoREiD-N.E.-4 oTeSRfiS rms, and foyer:
seay eat owSFR s. sHsRsp RA ans sooSs oil
COLORED-1816 d ST: NE:-At-
trse I-6sd.m .nd apt With with einstte sa ne
Iiaef inei DHtsn Reat ahs MA ssSas or so'2s NS
CoLoRED@133s iith ST. NV
HARRISON & ADAMS. Ma. s-s3Os.
coLoRED-LoGAN CIRCLE NV
soN ses; ssmaHesiM e ApAMs' sp': NA. G s.ssos. Ms4
CoLORED-CHOICE OF. l and >
rm. apts,: Semipvt. and pvt. path
HARRISON g. ADAMS, 932 e ST.
NV. Ma. s-S30S. IA
COLORED-228 N. ST. N.W.-Lovely
lge effic. apts.:: remodeled bldg; :;
S62.50. HARRISON g. ADAMS. Ma
cofSRRED-NEAR sIs5Rf: 18th AND D sr1s.
Me- rms. kit, bath apis. with
rear porches and gas heat; newly
painted. Rent, $3.50 per mo. Gail
MR.. DUVALL. DI. 7-6400. IA
N.W.-2 lge. rms, full kit. and
bath; refined married couple only;
no children; SO incl. heat. CO.
Co2ooRIEp-171a CoNsTITUTIoN
AVE. NE, nr. Eastern High School:
lst f., nice 4-rm. apt. good nelgn-
borhood. II. 6-7043. W1LLOUGH-
cOLORED-2 BEDRMS.. LIV. RIM,
KIT. BATH AND INCL. PORCH.
Reasonable rent. Must have refs: No
children. Ii. 7-6676. --22
COLORED-1417 N. CAROLINA AVE.
N.E-2 rms. kitchen and BATH
s33 L ST. Me- rms. kit. and
bath; auto heat: S55. RAYMOND
r. RUPERT. 1017 7th st. NV, ST.
Evening star., 1954-10-22

800 18th ST. NV. at Madison
fioor. s bedrooms, 3ia baths: nicely
furn.; finished bsmt and attic.
KEACH e. PURCELL. Elk. 3-2412
WHEATON--Nicely furn. 3-bedrm
brick Colonial; rec. rm.: near
schools, transp:. shops; S145.
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
Evening star., 1954-10-22
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING, FOCAL moving:
beaches q specially S;aL MORRIS
~ 81 800 q u S,2sSgr Srvrr~ :.
across the country: safe. storage IN
separate rooms; expert packins
ACE co. INC, Established 1905.
MOVE By HlLL-Home or bus: snort
or long notices: extra servtces: any
time; sensibly priced. Lu. l.9600
ALCONN moves local: long distance;
1-bedroom apt, S25; 2 bedrooms.
$50; 5 rooms, $40. RA. 6-6S9b.
WHEN MOVING. you want It done
Moving 4 TRASsFER SERVICE
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2837: eves.. RA. 3-lal6.
RoYALL TRANsFER--we move by
Job or hour. New vans: dependable:
low rates. AID. 4-75o5. 27s
Low RATE for moving. large or
MOVING BARGAiN--oct. only; 8
men at, So per hr.. no travel or
extra charges. Our reputation Is
MOVERS. 10. 2-3aa0.
MOVING TO ANOTHER CITY,
Ju. o-siio. day lay Or ewes.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
HOUSES FURNISHED ,csae.l !

semidet.
home nicely furn., fenced I'd: cCnp.
Ioc.; suit. for family Or 2 cples.:
LOVELY HOUSE. 3OI6 Rcdman ii.
wyf S.sS v esdrnSs' .; An an, iun 1oveSs sstns, al
and garage; price. S275. Call IA.
cHEEVYs cHIEis' CHAsE--e rms. bath. rsr.. q
fenced yard; Sl75. Other houses.
sssss MBs; cIXpE IKE |. g GssaRggy RggyNNiNGToa:a 9L.
ALE4very LlEEso. sM ssssss' sssrsc. a-bedrm. brick:
tile bath. good closets. SEP. din. rm..
equip. kit. fun bsr1t,, auto. heat, scr.
porch: close new school and shops:
eesut; furn.. newly dec. Raas; TE.
seBebRM.. sEMIDET. brick home;
nis. niss!y sly ssssnk km l s.sais. anisssferman st.
1917 n. EDGEWOoD, Lovely
hse.. bedrms.. baths. Q. kits, Nv.
IT'S. IS 81. sassls sats g shs M. s.asssssso.
6 RMS: nicely furn,: oil heat; gar
age. Apply from I0-3:30. 1901 N.
sol nlmYsc Nokfh ssli Ais: asnS a. ST.. AaI.@s. III
bedrm and full bsnat: corner home.
5 years old, Rent, $3.50. Vacant. To
RsssscS: Riaspsst: ss.l .;n John JOHN /. sHELgo9s'
ssS AND . sTs. N.E.-6-rm. and
bath. row brick: fully furnished.
Rent. 800. JOHN I. SHELTON,
Realtor. 10 $4,000. --22
VA. AlsEA---We have
9 @ FURNISHED homes for rent; eony. ssN to g
6edrms.. practically new for 8 mos.
only. 500; bedrms., Sl35. LYNCH
8, SONS; Realtors. springheld. ya.
SOUTH OF ALEX. 143s Arl. ter
2-Dedrm. semidet., fun bsmt,. yard.
modestly farn: now avail; 500.
1873 81 sSaTs ssra 81. siist s.w.Lovely F. George.
@ women; 'a Completely Is furn.;% % spinet
piano, deep freeze, bedrms., baths,
liv. rm., din. rm. with Franklin
stove firepl... kit. with breakfast
nook; inclosed garden: $I97.50: Call
INC. l72a L st. NV Ma. s-762l.
SILVER SPRING, 91oo block Sligo
Creek pkwy.-3-bedrm. brick home; !;
avail. now, Sl65. ERNEST H.
BOILING FIELD AREA--Mod. 3-b
rm. semidet. brick home; excel, cond.
Ss5a XD, sIsS sss,SIS s lonss4 1sn 10y ouScP Il s
sastIH: sCSa:: sSes, sMe ohl a4is iss5a47s 4 4. NV Pi
9 ROOMS AND BATH--Nicely furn.,
Oil heat. Apply 6701 Westmoreland
ave. Takoma Park. Md. A., j.
PRE4TSY iia1Si COUNTRY HOME: ? Sed.
rms, fireplace, elec.. kit; q months.
sEMfbHr. MRn i C. sRfck Slick WA WH6Jsf: ;f9' ! bed.
rms, auto. washer, full bsmt.; conv
to Pentagon. EN-. 3-se49. --23
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA Lovely
town home, attrac. furn.: grand
1e4nc si4s utsa atnsiauSs ,s hTsR Wedys ssfrms Ss sr
w BERENS SALES, INC, MA; g.
ATTENTfoN DIPLOMATS. American
Univ. Park N.W.--3-hedrm., 2-bath
det. home; corner lot, Avail. Nov. !
$2l0 mo: Call EN-. @-7400. METZ
sI25-2-bedrm., brick rambler. at.
sssyb s. ybAVfts Avis E s Co. ~ W.. na nlasoS oSosEA4 Msa
ALEXANDRIA. Ais Raymond ave-
rSems anS 1sa bath; 500 q month; &c Can
A CHARMTNG. s-BEDRooM HOUSE
newly WY, dec; T; nr; Cathssdrsl ns and En-
Maids room and bath; gas heat
10 til 4. 1924 Klingle rd. NV
ALExAN6RIS-S.bedrm row brick
full basement. oil hot-air heat; storm
windows. SO. 5-6905. IA
CHEVY CHASE, ID. G. - rooms.
baths. newly decorated and cleaned
Fenced, level lot. Quiet street, vel
only steps to transp:. stores, theater
bank: $500 mo. WO. 6-9165.
Evening star., 1954-10-22

GLOVER PARK
Beautiful. Q bedrms.. liv. rm., dinette,
kit. and bath: cross ventilation !;
$106 mo. ] bedrm., liv. rni.. dinette.
kit. and bath: newly dec all utils.
incl: SS7 mo. Adults. WO. 6-0322.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-24
Congressman Find
Inefficiencies In
III. s. Embassies

WASHINGTON, R-Investigat-
ing congressman say they found
Is British tenants living in the
American embassy in London -
and getting room service for
meals - because American pur-
chasing agents showed Every poor
judgment" in acquiring the pro-
perty.
The congressman said they also
found instances Of "inexcusable
inefficiency" and extravaganza in
a survey Of the land and buildings
bought by the State Department
from Tokyo to London.
In Rome, 33 embassy housing
units cost $21,O57 each, without
furnishings, the congressman re-
ported. This is as expensive as
the frequently investigated new
housing project in Bonn, Ger
many, they added.
Their comments were made
during hearings, made public yes
terday by a House Appropriations
subcommittee on the State De
partment budget.
The congressman said the
United States bought property in
London's Grosvenor Square with
leases outstanding for as long as
81 years, some Of them executed
during negotiations for the sale.
Thus the United States gov
eminent is in effect acting as a
landlord to foreign nationals, in
Guiding the service Of meals to
them in their rooms, located in a
building which now houses our
embassy.
tn maintenance Of tenants,
their servants. and their guests
on and in embassy property pre-
sents a serious security problem.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-24
Japanese Businessman
Plans Visit To Russia
For Trade Agreement

TOKYO, pa japanese bust
ness man planning a visit to So
Wet Russia has tacit approval Of
the japanese government, Kyodo
News Agency said Tuesday.
Rensaku Onishi, president Of
Hokuyo Fisheries Co., will seek
entry for Japanese fishing craft
in the rich crab waters off KAN
chatka.
Before Russia seized Sakhalin
and the Kurile Islands, these
frigid waters were the source OF
Japan's prewar lobster, trout, sal
mon and crab catches.
During his visit Onishi plans to
offer Russia Japan's ship building
and repair facilities, copper wire
and canned fruit, Kyodo said, in
exchange for fishing rights.
The japanese government, KY
odo said, feels that Onishi's visit
would be a tactful device for pro-
noting trade between Japan and
Russia without committing Japan
officially.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-24
Man Finds Shore After
As DAYS At Sea In Dinghy

BRISBANE, Australia, R-Vik-
tors Jvejnieks, %, staggered
ashore north Of Cairns Monday,
suffering from malnutrition and
exposure, after drifting $50 miles
through the Coral Sea in an open
12-foot dinghy without a paddle.
He had been at sea As days.
Latvian-born Jvejnieks put out
in the dinghy Jan. 6 from Thurs
day Island, just off the tip of
Cape York Peninusla, the north
eminent part Of Australia. Some
days out, he lost his paddles in
storm.
His drift took him down the
coastal section Of northeast Aus
tralia guarded by the great bar
rier reef.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-24
Experts Report
Casts Doubt On
Gamma Clobulin

WASHINGTON, R - The re-
action of the medical profession
particularly state and local health
officers-to a somewhat inconclu-
sive report on the use Of gamma
globulin against polio may deter
mine the extent to which it is
used this year.
Health officials indicated they
would await such reactions before
determining the extent to which
gamma globulin is used in 1854
and how.
A group Of II polio experts APP
pointed by the US. Public Health
Service reported Monday night
that:
/. 1t had found no evidence that
gamma globulin, a blood deriva-
tive, prevented or mitigated para
lytic polio when given in mass
incubation programs to all chill
dren in the % areas in 10 states
which had epidemics last summer
2. It had found no evidence that
gamma globulin was effective
when given to family contacts or
persons stricken.
However, the committee quail
fled its statement about the mass
incubation program by saying
that observations did not provide
enough information to permit it
to conclude whether or not
gamma globulin had an effect in
preventing or alternating the dis
ease when used in this way.
The National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis had announced
that it would make available for
use this summer three million
doses Of gamma globulin, worth
19 million dollars. 1t reaffirmed
those plans in commenting on the
committees report.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-24
Earth Trelllors
Damage Coal
Mining City

WILKES-BARRE, Pa, H-The
second series of earth tremors in
three days damaged hundreds OF
homes and broke up streets last
night in five-block area where
anthracite mines honeycomb the
earth.
The shock sent hundreds of
persons, many Of them in night
clothes, fleeing to the streets
shortly before midnight in this
tremor- conscious city. Police re
ported no one was injured.
Several residents of the area
reported hearing underground ex-
plOSiOnS at the time of the dis
turbance. The Woodward collery
Of the Glen Alden Coal Co. has
hard coal workings 400 feet under
the surface Of the area.
The upheaval Of the ground
cracked foundations, walls, and
windows Of homes and raised
some sections Of pavement as high
as a foot or more. Fences were
pushed over.
The state, city and coal COM
pany have launched separate in
vestigations Of the tremors but
little is expected to be learned
until the mines clear Of gas caused
BY the earth movements.
BY coincidence, similar earth
movements rocked a residential
area of Allentown. rs miles to the
soLt1, several hours earlier Al
len,own has no coal workings I'M
del the ci.y
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-24
Pitcher Vic Raschi Sold
To St. Louis Cardinals

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, RLThe
New York Yankees Tuesday an
nounced the sale Of right-handed
pitcher Vic Raschi to the st. Louis
Cardinals for cash and several
minor league players.
Raschi has record Of 100 wins
and SO defeats during the years
he has been with the Yankees.
He had IS wins and 6 defeats
last year and a 1876 record the
year before. From 1949 through
1851, he won 81 games a year.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-24
Japanese Lady, Intrigued
By Mr.. Billiken, Wants
To Visit Alaska

Mr.. Billiken, grinning mascot Of
the Alaska Visitors Association,
has invaded Japan, the exotic
land Of the cherry blossom and
kimono-clad lady, and captured
the heart Of schoolteacher whose
only knowledge Of our beautiful
territory dates back to an old
and slightly misleading Para
mount Pictures comedy.
Attracted by the happy little
man who smiled up at her from
an ad in Holiday Magazine, Hazy-
mae Watanabe, Of Simokokura,
Kinucima, Hawaii, Tontigi, Japan,
wrote the Alaska Visitors Assn.
telling Of her desire to learn more
Of Alaska.
Mr. Billiken's newlY-won ad-
mirer said she was greatly inter
ested in Alaska, and added:
''Please don't think me a spy
Of Red, as I only interested in I'M
known land. Alaska is known to
me BY Road to Utopia" picture
Of Paramount with Crosby, Hope
and Lamour. can't tour your
wonderful land Of Mr.. Billiken
now but some day I will, l want
your beautiful folder because
teach geography in elementary
school,"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-02-24
Syrian Oil Fire Halted

DAMASCUS, Syria, lR-Fire
raging IS hours and destroying
$4,000 worth Of crude oil at
Danias, Syrian terminal Of the
pipeline from the Iraqi fields,
was brought under control early
today.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06
MOTHERS OF TWINS

New officers of Mothers of Twins
club were installed at dinner
meeting at the Warner Hotel, Oak
Harbor, Tuesday night Mrs. Will
bur Petersen, past president, in
stalled: Mrs. Edgar DEWITT, presi-
dent; Mrs. Wilbur Peters, secre-
tary; Mrs. Harold Younker, treas
urer; Mrs. Howard Ohm and Mrs.
Wilfred Rice, press reporters; Mrs.
Don Mortus, cards and gifts; Mrs.
Edward Beeler, birthdays; Mrs.
Charles Ballreich, historian. Mrs.
Brayton Finken, new vice-presi-
dent, was unable to attend, due to
illness Mrs. Wilbur Peters was
named Conference chairman. After
a business meeting, games were
enjoyed and movies of their twins
picnic and the clubs stand at the
Oak Harbor fair were shown. Next
meeting is Sept. 7 at st. Paul'S
Evangelical church in Oak Harbor,
with Mrs. Brayton Weidner host
eSS. Nineteen members were at the
dinner. A death in the family
neceSsitated the absence of Mrs.
Joseph Tomsey.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06

Der OF the Canadian group IN ap-
probation for his long interest in
the Preston Band, and for his work
in first bringing the Scouts "to
the fine community of Port Clin-
ton"
Six Majorettes who have been
with Cochran since the organiza-
ton of the marching group, or
shortly afterwards, surprised Paul
with a gift of jewelry. Donors were
Judy Ellithorpe, Sue Eaton, Ann
Forster, Darlene Wood, Carol
Chapman, and Joan Hofacker.
Angelica Sussiccio, Marblehead,
still in braces after a bout with
polio, received a Scouthouse pill
low and Majorettes leader Ann
Forster gave her a baton.
The Firemen who sponsored the
joint performance, put their new
rescue truck to work for the first
time George Smith a member of
the Canadian band. making his
third appearance with the group,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06

over Sunday, Miss Minnie Bred
beck of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Pearce
were visitors Monday evening.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. Dole of
Bath, Maine are spending their va
cation in the Bond cottage at Rock
Ledge.
A group of Boy Scouts helped
Larry Noblitt observe his birthday
with party in his home Sunday
afternoon.
The Alma Ballard home will be
the scene of the Clark family re-
union Sunday, August 8.
A large number of members of
the Odd Fellows Lodge from To-
ledo. held a picnic Sunday at the
Clegg home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06
Iva Skinner Weds
Wesley Wightrnan

A wedding solemnized in An
COLA, Ind. Monday will be of much
local interest to friends of a pop
ular local couple.
Iva Della Skinner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Skinner of Rt.
l, Oak Harbor was married to
Wesley Wightman, son of Ralph
Wightman of Harrison-St and Mrs.
Grace Wightman.
Miss Skinner and Mr.. Wightman
we're married at Ills Monday at
Angola by Justice of the Peace
Com. A. L. Smith. They were un-
attended. The pretty bride wore a
smart blue suit with white acces-
sories. Their wedding dinner was
at BaSsett's Restaurant in Angola.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. Eighman
are residing at 513 Laurel-avenue.
The bride is clerk at Timblin's,
and Mr.. Wightman is employed at
State Park.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06

became i'll on the field during the
performance. Chairman Jack Rid
die and assistants helped him to
the truck, where he recovered.
Preston Scouts put on a Lake
side performance Sunday which
was nothing short of terrific, a
capacity audience there said. Even
the boys themselves felt it was
one of the best shows they have
given and were enthusiastic about
Hoover Auditorium.
Scouts and Majorettes appeared
together at Lima Monday night,
and about 100 local people accom-
panied them. 1t was cerebral
palsy benefit show, and had dis
appointingly small c-Dwd, far less
than expected. One estimate said
800 persons were present.
Majorettes were televised at
Lima at $50, and the film was
later shown from VIEWS, Cleve-
land.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06
Attend Reception
For ''The Angel

Two Part Clinton women who
were guests at reception in
Shaker Heights Monday for Ma
demoiselle Genevieve de Galard
Terrauble, heroine of Dien Bien
Phu, found "The Angel" an attrac-
tive and charming young woman
who speaks remarkably good Eng
lish and whose slight stature
makes her amazing service in Indo-
China all the more remarkable.
Magruder hospital superinten-
dent Florence Specht and post
master Verdi Won Thron represent
ed the Ottawa county Red Cross
nursing services division among
the 500 guests who met "The
Angel" at a reception at the Eaton
Road home of Kenyon C. Bolton,
SON of Congresswoman Frances
Bolton, who was one of the princi-
pals in having her brought to
America.
While guests were seated at
tables on the lawn the French
nurse was introduced and spoke
briefly. She was particularly in
terested in the nursing air lifts
which are providing help to the
wounded, and said she was going
on to Alabama where nurses are
being trained for this week. She
wore a smart white unife<m with
the French insignia, a beret, and
blue shoes.
Student nurses from many
schools were in the throng well
coming her. There was no receiv-
ing line, to spare her the ordeal
of excessive hand shaking but she
mingled with the guests and sign
ed many autographs. She made
little reference to her heroic work
at Diem Bien Phu, where for long
weeks she was the only nurse car
ing for scores of seriously wounded
men.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06
Barbara Prohaska, Bride Elect Of
Emery Floro, Honored At Shower

Barbara Prohaska, daughter OF
Mrs. Ida Prohaska, who will be
married on August 21 to Emery
Floro, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Floro, is in a whirl of pre-wedding
activities. An open church cere-
mony at st. John Lutheran church,
at seven o'clock, unites the popular
couple two weeks from Saturday.
Three of her attendents, Mrs.
William Belshaw. Miss Jacqueline
Winnie and Miss Mary Kramb,
gave a miscellaneous shower for
her Friday night at the Belshaw
Adams-st home. A family shower
in her honor will be given next
Monday by her aunt, Mrs. Arthur
Perry.
Barbara has asked her prospec-
tive sisterin-law, Mrs. Gerald
Floro, to be her matron of honor.
Mrs. Belshaw and Miss Winnie
will be bridesmaids, and Mary
Kramb will be Junior bridesmaid
Five year old George Thomas,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff
Thomas, will be flower girl. Janice
Scott will be vocalist.
Emery will have his brother,
Jerry, as best man, and ushers
will be John Lukac, Jacob Perry
and Bob Owen. A reception at Ca
tawba Community Hall will follow
the nuptialS.
Guests at last Friday nights
shower were Catherine RooSe and
Alice Fachman, who received
prizes at progressive cootie; Mrs.
William Fritz, Betty Ayres, Mrs.
Robert Lorensen. Dolores Fletcher,
Marjorie Guth, Betty Zekany, Mrs.
William Kramb, Mrs. Don Atzing-
er, Mrs Ida Prohaska and Mrs.
Arthur Perry. Gifts also were re-
ceived from Mrs. Robert Mccall
ment, Janice Scott, Mrs. James
Hopfinger, and Mrs. Richard Floro,
who were unable to attend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06
SOCIETY
sToRK SHOWER

Pink baby bootees were the
theme for clever appointments at
a shower honoring Mrs. David
Corkill Monday night in the home
of Mrs. Carl Becker, with Mrs.
Arthur Long associate hostess.
A huge bootee of frilly pink
paper, fashioned by Mrs. Robert
Conner, held Mrs. Corkil's lovely
gifts, and individual favors were
matching small booties serving as
nut cups. A clothes basket formed
the '.boot' of the gift container,
and it also was presented the hon
ored guest. A novel hand-shake
contest was won by Mrs. Corkill,
and Mrs. Kenneth Carter won a
baby-naming contest. Cards pro-
vided diversion, climaxed by lunch.
Guest list included: Mrs. Corkill,
Mrs. Paul Cook, Mrs. Lloyd Rahm,
Mrs. Wayne Fee, Mrs. Jim Riley,
Mrs. Donald Pulschen, Mrs. Chas.
Kreutzer, Mrs. Kenneth Carter,
Mrs. Robert Conner, and Mrs. c.
Alton Cover.