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Evening star., 1954-05-30
APARTMENTs WANIEp

PROFESSIONAL COUPLE desire Ice
2-bedrm.. unturn.. apt. or duplex
tent downtown. 10. 2-5228. 3Os
uNFuRN. above 1st a.. outer NV. foi
"a so9tts; 9ns: perm; res. To $50. 2; o
MALE. Government professional work.
near Rock Creek or in CLEVELAND
Park or GEORGETOWN. Box 244-M
IONE-BEDROOM APT, unfurnished
tation; maximum rent. S75. inciud.
Ing. utilities; where one small dos
will be welcome. Box PALM, Star.
OWNERS-AGENTs-why have va.
twhite). for. unfurn. and furn. efic
and bedrm. apts., all prices. ali parts
y. c. You pay only for results, con.
tinue collecting rents yourself. Fol
top-fight renting service. call ME
S-64l4 (Tues. through Fri.).
z ADULTS desire modest 2-bedrm
ynfurn' Ta ri MA apt. an ny. q eOESs Wash. nearby
WANTED Il H1l TO Sui sUBEET, EIlSS'Hi furnished ef.
f1ciency or 1-bedrm. apt. in NV
from June Is to Aug. Is; approxi-
mately $65 Q month. Box 276-M,
PROF. COUPLE. no children or pets.
desire furnished 1-bedrm. apt, pre-
1erably NV. in apt. house. near
transp; and shopping center; about
soR SSRe es9-M' aS to star. AaE 10 or Sept l6'
YOUNG MAN seeks furn. ant. in
Georgetown only; pvt. entr.. pvt.
bath; reaS, NO 7-63S4
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FTTRNISHED-S125
e3e 81: Id Ieth 81.

ARLINGTON. VA.
Attractive rambler-type home with 2
bedrms. liv. rm.. dinette, kit. and
bath. all on one hoor; large attic
oil heat: newly decorated: For In
spection call Mr.. Evans. ST. $4,000.
H. q. sMITHY CO.. S11 18th st.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes, RA. 3-1416
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
separate "ooms; expert packing
Phone NO 7-01O4. Union STOR-
Hills TRANSFEREesAsnnSyi essnSi'snso dsy or iyuo nr' ,;
small and large Jobs trained men;
long-short bookings; insured beach
trips made. LU 1-950O.
beaches q specially s. L. NORRIS
~ 2.1 $50 or Ii: 6-2SS9
EWEenN VEIL moyiIS MOVING AN AND IRA TRttNSFERm
right Call Ii. 3-5O47. i
GENERAL HAULING. day or night
r1sns reasonable rates; free estimates. LU
FURNITURE STORAGE. minimum, So
per: mo. Local and long distance
moving: low rates. REDSKIN VAN
SERVICE, INC, HO, 2-1223.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
APTs. UNFURN.-VA. tcont.J

ARL.. nr. Hecht's-3k-rm. and a
Porch. lgs. yard. To. 2-4sss. % @so
ARL.-Close in. best neighborhood;
new, l and 2 bedrm. apts.; S79. so to
$95. utils. except cleo; 10 min. to
D. c., nr. Gleoe I'd. 4014 Col. pike
ARLINGToN-cor. apt, ige. rms;
] bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath; blk. bus, stores. 5 min. Key
and Memorial bridges. Adults. SOS
ana S73: IA. s-2634; day. ia. 2
Kit. and bath. and patio: flreprool
transp. $13O per mo-, includes ali
utils. Call TIE. 6-4S6S. II
LGE. LIv. RIM, din. kit. bath. bed
rm. in q ireproof bldg. sos per mo-.
INCLUDES assd al utils.; close to tran1sp
11Oe N. GARFIELD ST.. Arl., Va. IN
cite, pvt. hath; all utils. IA. 2-7ls3;
SOS. 80
ARLINGTON. picturesque atmosphere
18th and Troy. near Pentagon, Clar-
-endon, Fort Myer-1-bedrm apt.
newly decorated apt. bldg, Locker
laundry, yards; S75 includes utils
OA. O-OfOO.
ARL.-1 bedroom apt. in mod. apt
bldg. nr. Ft. Myer. 5 Minis. Penta-
gon. D. C. Conv. shops, bus. SIS Plus
utils Avail. now. IA. 7-0744. -5
n. ARL., Westover-1-bedrm. apt,
liv. rm.. dinette. kit; and bath. conv
to everything. $40 per mo. ia
ALEX, va. s22 S. Patrick st. -Liv
rm., bedrm., kit. and bath. Adults
only. on street parking. EN-. 3-4660
N. ARL.-Attractive, 1-bedrm. apt.
1st H.; conv.. utils. incl; adults
only. ia. 2-6854.
IMMEDIATE OCOUPANCY-2-be -bedrm;
2nd-h. apt I'll Oronoco ST. Pvt
entr., new-house cond.: $79.50 mo-
JAMES NJ. DUCAN. Jr.. Realtor and
Insurer, 120 N. Columbus ST.. Alex.
XII S-S400: XII. 9-S4S4.
n. ARL. Excel. loc. 2-bedrm. apt
avail June IA $92.50 mo. Phone
IA. 2-6640 weekdays. 80
Evening star., 1954-05-30
BETHESDA-CHEVY CH.-
XALuESlIl

vf1AOEO!
Bethesda area, 2 bedrms.. S135.
Beth, 3 bedrms.. short lease. $l35.
Chevy CHI, 3 bedrms., Q baths, 1925.
ALLIED REALTY CORP.
OIL. 2-6649. Ewes. OIL. 6-S124.
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APTs. OUT OF TOWN

OCEAN CITY, MD.-Boardvalk apt,
suitable large family or Several eou.
pies; avail. nrst-half season. wa
7.3OO3,
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LOVELY FURNISHED HOME :
4 bedrms.. 2 full baths. S165.
3227 WALBRIDGE PL. NV.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-S300
GEORGETOWN-S1sO
Good location: 3 bedrooms. garden,
living room dining room and kit.
RIDDLE REALTY CO. DI. 7-7g00.
AL MADISON ST. NE.
8. D. BRICK. @ rms, j 2 baths.
FIX 3-5707 RA. 3-2456.
Evening star., 1954-05-30

oeNSN ~ - SAAS6
CAPITOL HILL desirable 6-room
$500 apis. being sold pursuant to
court orders. Apt. 33. 12S st. ne
COMPLETE HIGH FIDELITY system
in built-in floor to ceiling book
SasfS; SiSfS1 two titshs% BEDROOMS; living room.
hall and lots of closet space; Ar
lington, close to Pentagon. JA.
2-96SS any time. 30
TuDEN GARDENS-Two bedrms., Q
baths, liv. rm;, den. din. rm., and
kit: renovated, like new: 3 expo
sures and far. enough from Conn.
ave ave. to be quiet. Call EN-. 3-3S0s
ARLINGTON, VA.-One and two-bed-
Tm; I6a; apis; apII purchase owners equity;
less than rent. ia. 7-44S7. j. Full
LEE LEE, GROOM REALTY CO., ia.
o-9OlO. 81
REDUCED - Owner leaving city. 2
pedrms.. r-conditioned: furn. op-
tional; exclusive Sc. neighborhood.
inspection Inspection Sun. and Mon. LU
TWO BEDROOMS, 2 baths. garage
space; also foyer, double liv. rm.,
sun porch, kit. and pantry. Second
mr.. front. 3 exposures; good cond. !;
desirable location, one block from ex-
tensive shopping and transp. Price,
only $l5. 900; Please call Mr.. Gavin.
with 4; G.; SMITHY CO., ST. $4,000;
MAXIMUM SPACE in an elevator,
switchboard bldg. at minimum cost
Center;;hall plan. with 3 bedrms.,
22-ft. liv: rm., full-sized dining rm.,
Kit. and bath. Three exposures; re-
decorated; close-in location. Price,
only S13, 500 Please call Mr.. Gavin,
with 4. G., SMITHY CO., ST. $4,000;
res. AID. 2-50O4.
BEST NV. LOCATION-Bedrm., bath.
Nv: rm, porch; foyer. kit; So, $50.
TRULY A BARGAIN - 2-bedrm. de
luxe apt, newly decorated; 10 min.
to Pentagon; $4,000 buys $500
equity. 5312 Sth rd, south, Arling-
ton, Va. ia. 5-9219.
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5-3 rms, kit. and
path apt. in excel. cond.; elevator
bldg: roof terrace; parking area.
see MISS MAILLET in Apt. 25, 1901
Wyoming ave. NV
Evening star., 1954-05-30

1889 HOBART ST.
3-bedrm.. 1-bath home with paneled
recr. rm.. in excellent cond. through
out. Built-in garage. Conv. transp..
shopping and schools. S135 per mo.
Years lease desired.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Ma. $4,000 80
ALEXANDRIA. VA.-On large we'll
Handicapped lot. old restored home;
8 bedrooms. 2 baths. large rooms
In excellent condition: Ideal for
entertaining Also would sell. Avail.
now. Historic section. S275 mo.
Romye Lamborn
OF. 1886 OF. 4-SQ35
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-14
Baker Health Center
Offers Heart Talk

On Wednesday, January goth, at
500 pm. DR.. Charles White will
speak on 'Hearts-Young and Old
at Newton ID. Baker Health Cen
ter, one of the City of Cleveland's s
seven Health Centers, located at
1465 East 55th st. in a modern
building built for that purpose.
Parking facilities are available
DR.. White is the cardiologist at
the Children's Heart Clinic and is
on the staff at st. Luke's Hospital.
The Neighborhood Planning
Committee of the Center, group
of neighborhood people who have
shown a real interest in health
problems are working to help solve
them. Theysponsor program the
third Wednesday night of each
month.
Tese free monthly programs af-
ford an opportunity to hear pro-
fessional men talk about their own
field and answer questions in an
informal manner. Refreshments
are provided.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-14
These Storm Windows
Have Been Anodized

One of the outstanding features
Of the TRIM-A-SEAL Storm Win
dow and Doors is that the heavy
weight aluminium has been ANO-
DIED for permanent protection.
The Anodizing Process, as ex-
planned by Day Fabricating Sales
Manager, Ralph A. Hoeller, is an
electro-chemical operation which
changes the surface coating of
aluminium to aluminum-oxide. This
coating is corrosion-resistant, can
not stain, smudge or rub off black
on hands and clothing. 1t is hard,
smooth and weather-resistant and
can be cleaned simply by wiping
occasionally with a damp cloth.
This process, viewed from any
angle, makes the TRI-A-SEAL
Windows and Doors pleasing to
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-14

the eye and modern in their appeal.
They are equally beautiful viewed
from the outside or seen from the
interior and they will enhance the
appearance of any home.
Day Fabricating Co., Inc, 12205
st. Clair Ave-, are the Distributors
for TRIM-A-SEAL products in this
area.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-14
FOUND D

LIGHT shell trimmed glasses, East
l46th, north of ST. Clair, owner claim
by paying add. Ii. 1-06l9, 957 East
l46th ST
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-14

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar d.
Stiles, 10000 Euclid ave-, a boy,
Gary Darwin Stiles, December
30th, 1853
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Millen,
1643 Hayden ave, boy, Frederick
James, December both, 1858.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-14
FOR RENT

ROOM with kitchen privileges il de-
sired for sober employed persons. GIL.
l-9029.
400 EAST l56th. at Waterloo. COM
Portable sleeping rooms on bus line.
! single and / double for men;
steam heat, maid service, shower or
bath So and up per week. Inquire,
Mrs. Turner, upstairs.
STORE for rent, 743 East I85th, CH.
7-8800 or ". 1899
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-03-26
CHARLESTON, s. {.
Dutch Jews Seek Return
Of Jewish Girl

just a few minutes before detec-
tives arrived.
Miss Beekman is one of two
Jewish war orphans cared for in
non-Jewish homes. The other or
phan, Rebecca Melhado, was dis
covered last Saturday by two
state detectives in Belgian con-
vent near Liege and has been
brought back to Amsterdam
where she was entrusted to a
council of guardians. Dutch and
Belgian police have been search
ing for the last 48 hours for Miss
Beekman and for the woman who
took her away from the Roman
Catholic boarding school. The
case may come up in the Senate
this week where the Dutch Min
lister of Justice, DR.. Donkers, is
expected to make a full state
ment on the matter.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-03-26
Direct IsroeI-Jordun Talks
Insisted Upon
UNITED NATIONS, (JTA)

UNITED NATIONS, (JTA) =
UN Secretary General Dag Ham
marskjold warned Jordan last
week that if it did not reply soon
to his message convoking a con-
ference with Israel he would have
to set a date for this meeting.
''My own feeling" Mr.. Ham
marskjold said, ''is that we should
not let April pass without meet
ing" He added that he felt that
the Isra e l-Jordan conference
should be started during the first
half of April.
The Secretary General said that
he had received mo word from
Amman yet" In reply to a ques-
ton, Mr.. Hammarskjold said that
if Jordan did not turn up at the
conference, then Israel had the
right to bring the matter up be-
fore the Security Council.
The UN Secretary General, in
the course Of his regular bi-week-
ly press conference, announced
that UN water experts had ar
rived in Palestine to make an on
the-spot study of Palestine
waters. He indicated that these
men would act as technical ad-
visors not only to the Bunche
committee which he has set up
to aid him but also to Maj. Gen.
Vagn Bennike, chief Of the UN
truce supervision organization.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-03-26

THE HAGUE, Holland, (JTA)-
The board of Jewish communities
in Holland last week addressed
an appeal to the archbishops of
Belgium and of Holland urging
their intervention in search for a
Jewish girl believed to be hidden
by Roman Catholic authorities.
The girl, Anneke Beekman, who
IS 10 years old, was whisked
away from a Roman Catholic
boarding school near Banneux
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21
ReuI Estate Man
Elected To Weschester
Education Bourd:

MT. VERNON, N. Y. (GLOBAL)
~~-Allierson r. Henderson, a Real
Estate and Insurance Agent, as
we'll as Lay Minister of Unity Bap-
tlst Church, last week became the
first Negro to win an elective office
IN Westchester. Henderson was
elected to the Mt. Vernon Board of
Education after city-wide contest.
Unsuccessful in his bid for the
post last year. Henderson was sub
sequently called upon to COM
plete an unexpired term, and ran
on the ticket with Anthony Scar
pino, who was reelected President.
The Board Members, who are nom
Salafied, serve for a period of five
years.
Mr.. Henderson was warm in his
praise of citizens of the nominat-
ing committee, composed of 80 Mt.
Vernon ganiz tions, which
screened the candidates and re-
commended the five who ran for
the two Board vacancies. He was
grateful for the support given him
by Ministers of all faiths who con-
stantly urged their congregations
to vote in the election.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21

NEW YORK, (GLOBAL)-Cindy
Lord of Boston (who, incidentally,
is the adopted daughter of MGM
Records prexy Frank Walker) ic
now plugging her current MGM
release via New York disk Jockeys.
Cindy is only Is years old, and
what a sensational waxing voice!
She's on her way to stardom
Count Basic went over big at
Broadway's Bird-land Cafe and
now has hit the road, westward
bound =. Sarah Vaughan is
due for a big smash hit :. Roy
Hamilton's popularity growing
and growing and growing -. The
newspapers in Britain have been
giving "Mr. B." rave notices..
The Four Tunes are rolling along
-. The Harptones scored at the
Howard Theatre in Washington
d. c. two weeks ago Joni
James "Am l In Love" still selling
like mad =. Fran Warren's wax
ing of You Promised Me" is hit
type of song =. Sheb Wooley's
Blue Guitar is a good one, too.
People out Cincinnati way are
talking about long, lean and lanky
Larry Dean. the talented young
program director announcer of
radio station WCIN. Under Deans
direction, WCIN recently presented
seven hours airing of the "NAACP
Musical Marathon" from the stage
> of Cincinnati's Emery Auditorium.
This spanked the NAACP's memb-
ership campaign.
Roy Milton at~Royal Room in Los
Angeles il. The Crows out on the
West Coast Jimmy Liggins and
the Lamplighters are now booked
on a tour through Ell Paso and
Albuquerque - Earl Bostic
scored two weeks ago at Los
Angeles Elks Hall Ernie
Andrews clicked at l.. AS Billy
Berg's Five Four Ballroom g.
Fuqua's Inkspots back from the
Orient and currently appearing at
the Bar of Music in Sacramento,
California :. Cootie Williams and
Eddie Vinson on the West Coast
, Betty Madigan's new hit
Joey" still selling like mad. We're
glad for Betty. 1t couldn't happen
to finer person.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21
GIoboI
Jottines
HARLEM PREPARES FOR
EMPOROR'S VISIT:


EMPOROR'S VISIT:
NEW YORK, (GLOBAL) = Har-
lem has taken on a festive air, in
anticipation of visit by the Lion
of Judah, Emperor Halle Selassie
of Ethiopia. His Imperial Majesty is
expected to arrice in this country
Tuesday, May %, aboard The
America.
First on the Emperor's schedule
will be a flight to Washington, D.
C. on the Presidential plane, the
Columbine. He will then visit
Princeton, Hyde Park, and several
other points Of interest, and will
come back to New York Sunday,
May 80.
The motorcade carrying the En-
peror and his party, will enter
New York, via the 155th Street
viaduct, proceeding to Abssinian
Baptist Church for a short religious
service. The encourage will then
continue down Seventh Avenue to
10th Street, across to Fifth
Avenue and on to the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel.
The welcoming committee, head
ed by James R. Lawson, has asked
that all businesses decorate their
establishments for the occasion,
with a likeness of Halle SelasSie as
a centerpiece, with the American
colors on the right, and the Ethop-
ian colors, red, gold and green, to
the left. The Hotel Theresa, Com
mittee headquarters, and Abyssin-
ian Baptist Church, will be es-
pecially decorated for the occasion.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21
Marshall
Speaker

SFSss"S
GRINNELL, Ia, May 15-Thur-
good Marshall was announced to-
day as commencement speaker for
Grinnell college Sunday, June 6,
eliminating weekend activities
that start the preceding Thursday
evening.
DIR. Marshall, director and coun-
sci of the N.AA.C.P. Legal De-
fense and Educational Fund, Inc,
has for more than decade been
identified with legal cases of anti
discriminatory nature, particularly
in pleadings before the u. S.
Supreme court. .
Meanwhile, other speakers and
events highlighting the weekend
were disclosed: Baccalaureate
speaker President Samuel N.
Stevens, Friday evening, June. 4
Alumni-Senior chapel speaker Pro-
fessor Frederick L. Baulmann. the
morning of June 5; a. fullstage
presentation of Gilbert and Sulli-
vans "The Yeoman of the Guard"
by students under the direction of
Professors Duane Crossley, Otto T.
Jelinek, and Kent Andrews, the
evening of June 5; Alumni School
speakers Professors Nicolas Percas
and Joseph Charlton, plus a musi-
cal "school" with program by
alumni members of Pi Kappa
Lambda, morning and afternoon,
June 4; the annual Hill Speaking
and Singing contests opening ac-
tivities the evening Of June 3, plus
a complete weekend filled with re-
unions and other traditional cam
pus activities.
DR.. Marshall's Sunday address
will be on Race and Caste Dis
tinctions: Effective Barriers to
Education for Democracy"
DR.. Marshall, a graduate of Lin
coin university and Howard Uni
versity Law School, has received
honorary degrees from Lincoln
university, Virginia State college,
and Morgan State college. Howard
gave him an alumni award in
1914 "for distinguished achieve
ments in law"
In 1916 he was awarded the
Springarn medal as the negro MAX
ing the greatest contribution to
the advancement of the negro in
American life. He has received the
Negro Newspaper Publishers As
sociation'S Russwurm award "in
recognition of outstanding achieve
ment in making possible a richer
conception Of democratic principles
and in tribute for unfolding those
highest traditions considered as the
ideals of the American way of life"
In 1913 he received a National Bar
association award.
In the U. S. Supreme court he
has either argued or prepared
briefs with the cooperation of
other N.A.AC.P. lawyers in all
Association cases since 1888. Among
the cases argued by him are the
Texas Primary case; the Irene
Morgan case declaring the jim
Crow statute of Virginia uncon-
stitutional as applied to interstate
passengers; the recent restrictive
covenant cases; and cases open
ing graduate and professional
schools of the South to all qualified
negro students.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21

10 get your fepreSe1
NOW to the ARIZONA s
few pennies, it is address,
you-if you are not a subsc
favorite candidate during tn
ARIZONA SUN Subscription Cam
paign.
Following is a list of the name
of the workers who are in tn
Campaign:
Roger Banks, 1926 E. Jefferson
AL 4-4541.
Mrs. w. NJ. Heard, 37O2 E. Hen
shaw, BR 5-1397. \
Miss Bernice Holland, III E
Washington. AL 3-7674.
Mrs. Mary Miller, 706 S. 10th ST
Apt. 255.
Miss Bernice Johnson, 927-A
eth Ave.
N. G. Mitchell, 1920 4Oth St.
Miss Laura Lee Moten, 1920 S
18th Ave.
Miss Lois Potter, 1853 S. 10Th st
BR 6-O106.
Mrs. Emma Tyler, 2435 E. Mar
guerite ST., BR $500.
Miss Sonia Williams, 1841 E
Broadway BR 6-3504.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21
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/ to you personally = only
her, subscribe now with your
Mrs. Verdi Witherspoon, 808~E
S. 7th Ave-. Apt. -.
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Hadley.
If they haven't called on you
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the following special rates will be
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-02
CLAY CENTER

Committee members of Local
"a began negotiating with the
Kill & T Co. on their new contract,
Monday, March 20. The first meet
ing was held at MarbleheaA
Mrs. Harold Novotney delight
fully entertained on Thursday
evening, March "a, in honor of her
daughter Ruth AIMS fourteenth
birthday anniversary. Games were
played, after which a delicious
lunch to the following. Jannette
and Nancy Trokyna, Marylyn and
Phyllis Lowe, Shirley Goldenzoph,
Marylyn and Roslyn Mortz, Roxie
and Mary Ann Soncrant and the
honored guest. {
Buzzie Angus enjoyed his spring
vacation with home folks. He re-
turned to Ohio State University
on Monday.
Mrs. Clarence Mortz and Mrs.
Lloyd Novotny attended dinner
and meeting for the Cancer Fund
Drive, at the Werner Hotel, Oak
Harbor on Friday evening. They
will be in charge of the drive in
the village.
Roland Goldenzoph is home on
furlough.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-02
Gets Scholarship
Offer To Kent

Dotty Fischer, Port Clinton
high school senior and the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fischer,
has been offered scholarship to
Kent State University.
An honor student and Outstand-
ing in many extra-curricular acti-
vities, Dotty has not yet decided
whether she will take advantage
of the scholarship. She is indefi-
mite yet as to what field she wants
to enter, but has fondness for
journalism.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-02
Legal Notice
ORDINANCE NO. 427


TO FIX THE SALARY OF THE
DIP ECTOR OF PUBLIC. SERVICE
Be it ordained by the Council of
the City of Port Clinton, Ohio, two
thirds of all members elected there
to concurring:
Section l. Director of Public
Service. The salary of the Director
of Public Service shall be $24O. 90
per annum payable in equal month
ly installments.
Section 2. That all existing or
dinanceS or parts of ordinances in
consistent herewith be repealed
and this ordinance take effect from
and after the earliest period allow
ed by Law.
Section g. This ordinance is
hereby declared an emergency, for
the reason that in the transition
of the government of this com
munity from village to city, no
provision was made for the COM
pensation of the above named Off
GER, and the passage and immediate
effect thereof is necessary to the
public peace, health and welfare;
wherefore this ordinance shall go
into immediate effect
Passed: March %, 1854.
LEROY BRACKEN,
President of the Council.
Attest: BOYD MARTIN,
Clerk of the Council.
Approved: HAROLD JEREMY,
Mayor.
7-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-02
PC. Artists Seek
Flower Show Award

Eight painfinss by four MEM
bers Of the Port Clinton Artists
Club, Bella Russell, Marion
cIearY. GsyneIle Livinsway and
Betty Fall. are among those COM
petins for popularity honors at
the Toledo Flower Show this
week..
Starting Tuesday. fhe Flower
Show will continue through
Sunday. All visitors at the show
will have the opportunity of vot-
ing for their favorife painting
as the prize winners will be Sc
Iecfed by popular vote. Local
residents thus ahouId support
the local artists in their voting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-02
Whitehouse Buys
Sandusky Branch

The Whitehouse, popular Port
Clinton eating spot of which Lyle
Mayhew is manager with Roger
Markley as assistant, is branch
ing out to a new Sandusky loca
ton.
Mayhem and Markley this week
announced their purchase of the
Kewpee Sandwich Shop, located
at the corner of Market and
Wayne streets in Sandusky. It too
will go by the name of "The
Whitehouse" under the new own
ership.
Mr.. Markley will manage the
Sandusky business, and with his
family will move to Sandusky
from their present location, So
south Loop. Mr.. Mayhem will re-
main here in charge of the local
business.