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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24
ARE WE'D

Miss Betty Jane Schrickel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Schrickel of Clyde, and Vernon F.
Stetler, son of Mrs. William H.
Carstens of Port Clinton, were
married Saturday at 7:30 pm. in
First Methodist church at Clyde,
the Rev. Avery Butler officiating
at the double ring ceremony.
The groom, corporal in the
army, is stationed at Fort Camp
bell, KY. The bride wore baller-
ina length gown of white lace and
tulle and carried roses and POM
poms. Her sister, Mrs. Robert Wire
man, was matron of honor in a
mauve pink nylon sheer. Robert
Wireman was best man. The
brides mother wore navy and the
groom's mother was in beige print
with black accessories. Their cor
sages white gladioli A reception
was held at the home of the bride.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24

doll cakes. A pink satin cloth COW
cred the table. Dancing by the
Yost orchestra began with dance
by the new Mr.. and Mrs. Miller.
They presented to the Temple the
white velvet canopy, trimmed in
gold, under which they were mar
ried.
Pillars supporting the canopy
were entwined with smilax anG
Full NUNS and candelabra added
an effective note.
The new Mrs. Miller, gradu-
ate of Ohio State, has been doing
social work in the Jewish Com
munity Centers in Cleveland. Mr..
Miller was graduated from Law
renee, Long Island, school and
Roosevelt Aeronautical School and
has operated the Fashion Shoppe
the past several years.
Mrs. Arthur Perry and son Jake
returned home Tuesday from a
visit in California with Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Rhodes Joan Perry at
San Diego. They drove out with
Frank Phohaska, who returned to
the University of Southern Cali
fornia at Berkley, and returned
by train. Jake, who has been con
valescing from surgery, will return
I to school next week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24
LAKESIDE soARp

Lakeside Federation of Women's
Club officers held their first board
meeting last Thursday at 10 am.
in the home of the president, Mrs.
Harry Redman, near Elmore. The
dates of July 13 and IA, 1855 have
been confirmed for next years
meeting in Lakeside. Plans for the
meeting were discussed. Luncheon
was served at l o'clock, places be-
ing laid for; Mrs. Roy Eldridge,
Cleveland, vice president; Mrs. r.
B. Rausch, Fremont, secretary;
Mrs. A. H. Rofkar, Catawba Island,
treasurer; Mrs. A. w. Huse, Elyria;
Advisor; Mrs. Frank Davis, Toledo,
and Mrs. VIM. Brown, Lakeside
past presidents. Also Mrs. Doanne
Powless, Fremont, chairman of the
outlook committee; Mrs. Glen Min.
ming of Elmore, president of the
Elmore Literary Club, and Mrs. H
C. Kuhlman, Elmore, chairman OF
the 1855 Luncheon committee and
the hostess. The next melting will
be Monday, JAM 81 at 10 am. in
the Island Hotel, Port Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24
CHILD STUDY

CHILD STUDY
Child Study Club will have its
first meeting of the season merit
Monday at the home of Mrs. John
Black, Route 2, who is this years
president. Faculty member G. A.
Shively will speak. New programs
will be distributed by Mrs. Mar
vim Lundgard, Federation preSi-
dent.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24
HAS CLUB

A two table contract club began
meetings again with an evening of
cards at the home of Mrs. Mar.
guerite Finefrock Tuesday. Prize
winners were Mrs. Leo Glickman
Mrs. Dennis Mcdaniel, and Mrs
George Svehla. Mrs. Svehla will
have the next meeting Oct. IL.
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o of a.

. Of A.
A surprise stork shower for Mrs.
Lester Robron marked a meeting
of Ottawa Council No. 244, Daugh-
ters of America, at Carpenters
Hall Thursday night. Pinochle was
enjoyed following the business
session. Lunch was served by
Agnes Anderson, Marilyn Ander.
son, and Charlene Fleming. Next
meeting is Oct. z at 8 pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24
HAS OHM Err

Members of a club at which she
frequently substitutes were guests
of Mrs. F. A. Gerner Wednesday
for an. afternoon of cards at her
Perry-st home, climaxed by a five
o'clock dinner at the Island House.
Her guests included club members
Mrs. Aldwin Su2lrbier, Mrs. Will.
liam Heiser, and Mrs. Harmon
Wiechel, who won prizes at cards;
Mrs. James Schau, Mrs. Frank
Fritz, Mrs. August Geiger and Miss
Addie baltimore, and three addi
tional guests, Mrs. Julia Gerner
Miss Ida Beck and Mrs. Bert Klein
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24
BRIDGE CLUB

A couple bridge club, adjourned
for the summer, resumed meetings
Saturday with an evening of dupli-
cate at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Streeter. George Svehla,
D. d. Sims, and Mrs. Streeter won
prizes. The Steve Trenshaws have
the October meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24
HAS CLUB

A three-way tie between Mrs. A.
j. Davids, Jr., DR.. and Mrs. d. A..
Hablitzel, developed Sunday night
at a meeting of a couple bridge
club, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Mekus
entertained at their Sand Road
home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24
CAMERA CLUB

Port Clinton Camera Club will
resume meetings Sunday at 2 pm.
i'll the high school. Pictures taken
on western trip by Ray Haskins
will follow the busines meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24
MISSIONARY SOCIETY


Reservations for the annual
guest luncheon of st. John Mission
Society, to be held on Oct 6, are
being taken by Mrs. Raymond
Lieske, 2-32O4.
Last Wednesdays meeting of the
Mission Society included a surprise
celebration of the birthday of Mrs.
John Braun, who was presented a
gift and a cake. Devotions by Mary
Later were followed by the mis-.
Sionary topic, Lifted Hands" pre-.
sented by Mrs. Braun. A sidewalk
interview presentation of Lutheran
Missionary Federation Work was
an interesting feature. Colored
movies, oddities in Ohio Indus
try, and "Ohio Year Cook, were
shown. Dessert was served by q
committee of Mrs. E. A. Guth
Mrs. John Steager, Mrs. Raymond
Lieske, Mrs. Marion Dietrich and
Mrs. Lawrence Lieske.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24

A wedding Saturday afternoon
in Hollywood, Fla, of much local
interest, united Miss Patsy Laney,
daughter of DR.. R. S. Laney Of
Port Clinton and Mrs. Ann Laney
of Hollywood, and Charles Ross of
Hollywood. The nuptials were
solemnized in the Church of the
Little Flower, at Hollywood.
Patsy attended local schools un
til her sophomore year when she
accompanied her mother to Florida
and returns here frequently fol
vacation visits. Mr.. Ross id as
sociated with Florida televistor
station.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24

w. c. T. u.
= Ottawa County w. C. T. u. will
meet at Lacarne town hall Monday,
Sept. 81, at 1890. There will be
potluck dinner. The public is
cordially invited.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-24
NICE TRIP

NICE TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Pettibone
and son Douglas and Mrs. Celia
Carter returned home Fl>lay night
following weeks trip through
the New England states. They
visited friends in Webster, Mass,
and came home from Harrisburg
via the Turnpike.
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1859 MintWOOd IN. NV.

~ 1870 Ia
1869 Mintwood Pl. NV.
Apt. 3S.T TS0 bedrms;;, Lying rm. and
s ssgo y aRsila 1 SEPT ss ana aaso:
matte elevator, self service. Con-
'e J. <. y McKEE;vER Co, i've.
1882 K st. NV. st. 3-8s00
|CoLoRED-I477 NEWTON ST. NV.
Three rms, kit. and bath; SS5 mo-,
PHYS usili ty See janitor or can
CoIoREb-iN s.w.-s52 per mo.
incl. utils.; modern efficiency apts..
pvt. kit, refgr. and stove. pvt. bath;
clean. reliable paying tenants. o. BY
c saRSi ES: ai5Sss' employed couple;
2 rms. kit. and bath; utils. furn.
COIoRED-1i5th AND EADs ST. NE.
per mo. See MR.. WRIGHT, 1907
c 5ad5 Fl n n.e 1880 FLA. AVE, NV.
weil-kept bldg. Adults only. $50. 80
mo-. incl. heat and hot water: See
ianitor on premises. or call ME. g.
coLORED - SMART. 1-bedrm.. liv.
rm., kit. and bath apis. Near Flor
ida ave. at 500 You st. NV. Mod
ern cleo. kit, full tiled bath: So 80.
See janitor or SHANNON & LUCHS
co; 1905 H st. NV: IA; S-2345.
COLORED-103 SEATON PL. NV
Large 1-rm.. kit and semipyt. bath;
$50 mo. incl. heat. Cali NE. g.
coEoR IDsS 9Th ST. N.w.-RE,,
DECORATED, lge. rm.. kit. and
bath; new stove and REFRIGERATOR.
All utilities incl. in rent: See jani-
tor on premises or call ME. $4,000.
COLORED-2fl8 18th ST. NV
REDECORATED, / lge. rm., kit. and
bath; S45 mo-, incl. heat and hot
water. See janitor on premises or
call ME. $1,000.
COLORED-1736 d ST. N.E.-Nice
| 3-rm. mod. apt, pvt. bath: S75
mo. incl: utils.- II; 6,7043. VIII
=, COLORED-OFF ALABAMA AVE
New apt rms. and bath near
school, bus, shopping and transp.
Buy your modern apt. with only
$500 down: $63.50 mo-. Elk. j.
c ofSS 3 RMS, kit. bath. front
COLORED-I35l MONROE ST. NV.
- rms. kit. bath; S75 mo-: play
h hIss' R sFlx mi ME- 0 s-sess. E .sa
COLORED-7.3 I2th ST.. SEE
rooms. Kitchen, bath. Apt. bldg, sos
nor mo ME- 2.1u11 pa
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BOULEVARD GARDENS

Between National Airport and Alex
andrta. lust of Mt. Vernon hwy. at
Bashford lane--An attractive garden
project offering the conveniences OF
excellent transp. and shoppirg and
the comfort of home One bedrm.
ants, 500, ali utils. incl. See jan
itor or SHANNON a. LUCHS CO..
1908 Il Sc, NV, Ma, S-2345.
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SPRING--Liv, rm., bedrm.
kit. din. alcove, bath; utils incl. |:
S71.40: no pets; couple. 10. 3-6ss9.
f;EaB.s s.arm Iv .n5 sq s:.n a Saas
fScii itns OIL. a 4ss54s sna sa0ep 7
st.-Large apt. Bldg. cross ventiia-
ton: close ia. schools. stores and
transp.: 2-bedrm. apis. liv. rm..
alnsgtte and Kitchen. incl: utils. Only
any time. See lanitor on premises
or call e. M. FRY, OIL. 6-73S3.
BIGGEST ROOM SIZES in the area.
You should see these apis. at Elmar
Gardens-A lovely garden apt. home
combining cool. comfortable. con,
bedr Ts A Sss: ~ be sas s S7s: Of
Mans ss Y ZAP P! S-ssss9. $500 f Hamil.
ton ST., between Defense hwy. and
s sHaNNs On nucH Es% eo. oIn5o6 4
TsAiKo5Mxx F Par s-1 so4 fairyiew ave-,
busline. l bedrm.. liv. dinette.
kit. bath apt; 3 expos; S75. incl.
utils. HE. 4-7194 or ~. e-75os.
TAKoMA PARK-spacious 5 rms. and
bath. pvt. entr.: laundry facils.. ga
rage and utils. incl; attrac. grounds:
near bus and shopping: will accept
I or 2 small children: avail. sept. /.
- Nice 5-rm. apt,
newly dec. Pvt. entr., util. furn.
Other extras. 500 If children.
PARK Terrace Apis;
$50. so. Large living room. bedrm.,
kit, tile path, 2 closets; cool. 8
exposures; near bus and shopping
center. JU 5-2150. JU. 9-3739.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-Mo.

TAX. PARK. mr.. Piney Branch I'd
Ind f.; liy. rm.. bedrm., kit. bath.
utils;; S62. 905 Domer ave, ~.
ra iSoSii pARK-and f.; liv. wy I'm.
with porch. din. rm.. bedrm.. KIT.
p gyt; oa u s Is5 entr' adults s6ly'
RoCKvILLE-one- Dedrm. apis; liv.
rn.. dinette. kit. bath. screened
rear porch; near schools and shop
ping center; SOS 20, 2-3o03
line 5 bedrms., 500 utils, mel: nj.
schools. bus. shops. 10 s-7oss,
RIvERDALE-Five lge. rms. bath:
over store; newly dec; cow. loo.
$3.50 mo-. heat incl. TU. 2-4344.
1900 BLK. EAsT-wEsT HWY, Just
west of 18th st.-2-bedrm. indy.
dive ling unit: duplex with pvt
front ana rear entrances; COW. to
grated 500 per mo. plus utils. Ma.
pARK-Brick apt. liv. rm..
hedrrl., kit, dinette and bath; all
utils.; ADULTS only. mr. bus and
stores; S.. Day. WA 10000: eyes,
SILVER sPRING-Apartment Of 3
rooms and bath on first floor of pri-
vate home with separate entrances;
S75 q month on lease: adults only.
RIPLEY IL ROMER, JU. 9-7539.
-2f;
APIS. AVAILABLE AT CoBuR TER.
500 Defense hwy, Bladensburg,
Md. Next schools and shopping cen
ter, bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S.
80
TAKOAfA PARK - Spacious living
room, din. area. kit. 2 bedrms., tile
bath. 4 closets, cross ventilation.
utils. incl: $50. so; 3rd floor. at
tractive grounds; near bus and |
shopping center. JU. $3.50, JU.
9-3730. ---Zo
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oEoRoETowN--2 lge. beautiful
rms, KIT. Ice. closets, 9 FIRE
places, air-eond. WO. 6-9l IS, -
THOMAS CIRCLE
All newly decorated, 2 rooms, kitchen
and bath. YOU must see these. LOO
Mass ave. NV. -23
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APIS. FURNiSHED-MD.

Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD-Nicely furn.,
4 rms. and bath, laundry facils.
$40, incl. utils. 10. S-S2lS. -26
NEAR CHEVY CHASE and Columbia
Country Clubs and Bethesda Medi-
cal Center. Call OIL. 2-3113. 80
PARK, 1901 Greenwood
ave-. corner Clayborne, ga blocks
from Piney Branch shopping center;
entire LIST A.: 2 bedrms.; S82.5
incl, utils. Apply Apt. /. or 25a5
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit, tile bath. 3 exposures; in real
nice S-unit brick bldg: near express
bus: furnished above average;
$3.50. Adults. JU. 5-2150.
PARk-Beautiful. private,
stone front entrance; blue tile vesti
bule and spacious liv. rm,. din. rm..,
GE kit, bedrm., tile bath: furn. with
real nice furniture; utils. incl. /:
Sis. Adults. ~. $3.50.
TAKOMA PARK-Furn. apt, newly
dec; LIST A., rm., kit. bath, pvt.
entr.; all utils. incl. JU. 9-1S4S.
MI. RAINIER bedrms., nv. nm.
din rm., kit. tile bath. Completely
redecorated; Sis per mo-. incl. ali
utils. WA. 7-6129. -27
ONE BEDRM. APT.-Lge. closet. lge.
refgr.;. nicely furn.; conv. trarsp.
WA. 7-62i3. "a
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APIS. EURN., D. c. Cont

NICELY FURN. GARDEN APIS
rms: suitable for 3 adults: phone.
TV, 1 blk from transp.; pvt. en-
trance; auto-parking space: all
PRIVILEGES RA 6-T9S1 -26
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GEORGETOWN-For 3. / bedrm.,
Rent. s1o5.3a6. Open T from to s
pm. OIL. 2-4402 after pm. 80
GEORGETOWN, 1906 P st. NV, in
apt. bldg.-Charming liv. rm, bed
rm.. full kitchen, $3.50, utils. incl
INQUIRE Apt: 8. AID. 2-0374. pr
1901 44th PL. Sci room, kit. and
bath. No children or animals. $50.
LU. 1-17S0. -25
near Capitol; all utils., semipvt
baths, S4Q.Sso. II. 4-5?16. 20
rm... bedrm.. kit, bath; sos. DU.
TWo- BEDRM. APT. Mich. PARK area
and Catholic Univ, D. C.-Niceiy
furnished, newly dec; huge liv. rm.,
2 large bedrms., full-sized din. rm.,
mod. all-elec. kit, tile bath. built-in
tub and shower, lge. closet, space;
loo. in new section, close to shopping
ctr. and bus: also outdoor recrea-
ton center; in mod. brick apt. bldg
See Apt. No. 3 at ST. Taylor st,
ne. d. C. Rent. $50 per mo. Apt
is vacant; or phone JU. 5-24o6
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ST. Modern apt. housed.
Lee. liv. rm., bedrm.. sun rm.. kit.
dinette. bath; free barking lot, S110.
DAWN REAL ESTATE. TU. 2-222S.
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APIS. EuRNIsHEo-vA.

EXCELLENT CoNDITIoN-Pleasa
/ ana 2-bedrm, pvt. apts.; attr.
furn.; S99.50 to Sis. KE. S-5263.
furn. 8 and q
rm apis; pvt. tiled bath and kit;
pvt entr. ia. $4,000.
SMALL APT. suitable quiet, empl.
cple. or one person: block shop
ping; good 'ransp. kE. S-672l
COOL, 2-bedrm. apt. overlookins
Army. Navy Country Club. Cow.
Pentagon and Navy Annex. Buy
furniture in good condition and this
lovely apt. is your: $50. Phone IA
BSMT. APT. for / gentleman; liy.
rm. with firepl.. beorm. and bath,
pvt. entr. cleo. dehumidifier; lovely
home in exclusive section OF Alex;
$50 per mo. so. 5-6075, 10
liv. rm.,. kit. -dinette.
Glebe I'd and WASHINGTON blvd
Other vacancies. ia. $1,000; "a
ARLINGT0N--Lge., cool efficiency;
equipped kit. and bath: ! blk. bus,
stores, D minis. Key and Memorial
Bridges: adults; SIS. IA. S-26:'4,
days; ia. 2-o13S. evenings. -26
ALEXANDRIA-LIV -BEDRM. COMB.
KIT.-D COMB PVT. ENTR, $50.
AL BAKER 4, son. INC, 116 s.
ST. ASAFH ST.. ALEX. ---26
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zoe ed ST: S.E.--3 rms, kit; bath:
mo ME. S-4941 IA
N.W.-3 rms. pvt. bath. entrance.
Adults. Want settled cple. Exc. loo.
Clean. homelike: ward. RIA. 5000.
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APT. VALUES

4312 HALEY TERRACE Sc.
/. bedrm... liy.. rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath, S69.50.
Is DANBURY ST. Sc.
/. bedrm., liv. rm., dinette. kit. and
bath. $3.50.
1921 LINCOLN RID. NE.
l bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette, kit,
bath; incl. al utils., $74.50.
34o4 C ST. Sc.
bedrm.. liy. rm.. dinette. kit. bath.
S65 mo.
1901 D ST. Sc.
/ bedrm., liv. rrn., dinette. kit. bath,
screened porch, S63.75.
1885 3rd ST. NE.
1 bedrm.. Lv. rm., din. rm., kit,
bath; incl. utils.., $66.50.
CAPITOL HILL
2 bedrms., liv. rnl., dinette. kit. and
bath, incl. utils.. sos.
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
Ma. 5000. -25
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PARK VISTA APIS.

J40f IOCh 81. B.E.
|Extra-large 2-bedrm. apis, with sen.
dinette; may have own washers;
outside clothes lines provided, fenced
Fairgrounds: $50 MO-. INCLUDING
20. s-oo7s 10. a-s?57
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SIS per mo mo. WIZ. Ai i. sAu jriif:
s G9i !Ef; n: I-t bed5m. complete
NO. VIM, i. sA6NDERs Co. nc.
LIBERAL Rai aliOi ALLOWANCE on rent t' of
nice apt; for cpl. in exchange for
1858 M 1taTS seSet p 2. NV. 2 rms,
kit: and bath. $50 and SIS mo.
1917 sh4Ws srS { E : R.m sr. NV, S fHE
enc. apt. in elev. type bldg. Us
CAPITOL HILL, ige, front rm.,
kitehenette, sem ng0 bath; Christian
1854 sSsit aLL Ii N.Y.? sT NV, bodily rm.
Kit. din. pvt. bath. Reasonable, Mr.
THE lHis's'Pk riHfnG'NibERLASD - bed q
r onisda Nv sxp D veil fn tur nm Ho st. s sssh
4. ss5o4s. WILLoUaHBY REAL g
TH ite eL II 1898 clifton. st, NV.
( beds, $50; See janitor or Ga cal
GEoRGETo6wN - nke-new apts
b bst .s ant ls Em 10 I nSpIax aa s
Tm.. Kit, storage space; s175. !RV.
ING TURNER, ST. 3-9316. so. !.
1114 MASS. AVE, The Qakm2nt:
utils. furn; also singles, $50.
18th ST. NV, Mr.. R---Attractivs
spacious mod. studio apt. complett
kit. and bath. Also 1-rm. etfic.
utils. incl RA. 6-S49l. 30
I BLOCK CAPITOL - Clean, we'll
kept apt. bldg. Effic. $1,000. utils
incl. ST. 3-3642.
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CONNECTICUT AVE.

Spacious I ana 2 bedrms.. NV rm.,;
utils.; switchboard and elev.; handy
dining foyer. kit and bath: all shop
ping centers: children accepted
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THE EVENING STAR. washington Is q -
q 1asA 81 s

flying against individual handi-
caps for the $4,000 In prizes.
The winners won't be known UNI
til the race is over and the arith-
metic is completed.
Three planes have had forced
landings.
Two Unhurt In Crash.
Miss Helen Dick and her CO.
pilot. Mrs. Bonnie Brown. both
OF Hawthorne. Calf, walked
away from a badly damaged
plane yesterday after they ran
out of fuel just short of their
Amarillo refuelling stop.
Barbara Sewald. the Holly
wood secretary who made a forced
landing near PrescotK Ariz.. was
still there last night. And Ger
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nedy Of Compton, Calf, and her
partner, Mrs. Margie James Of
Los Angeles.
Within q couple Of hours, six
other planes landed. making q
total Of nine arriving before
noon.
III Had Reached ChattanOOga.
\ Seventeen Of the light planes
got as far as Chattanooga by
nightfall yesterday in the day.
time Only race which began in
Long Beach, Calf. Saturday
with IS pilots in 81 aircraft.
Twenty two planes arrived at
the Knoxville finish Sunday and
yesterday, and the rest spent the
night at various places all the
way back to Arizona. One plane
has been scratched after a crash
landing near Amarillo, Tex.
The order or nnishing doesn't
necessarily mean anything in
this race, which is sponsored by
the Ninety Mines, Inc, an or
ganization Of licensed women
pilots.
Each pilot or pair Of pilots is
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Glen md, section. He succeeds
1t. Col. Richard r. Brady.
| i ~
Marine Pfc. Wallace X. Shef-
ertz, son of Charles w. Sherertz,
1918 Arlington boulevard. Arl-
Pington, and Mrs. Lucy Sherertz,
1900 Maryland avenue NE, re-
Gently was awarded the Aneri-
can Spirit Honor Medal. The
award was given for his display
|lof outstanding qualities Of
leadership best expressing the
American spirit honor. initia-
tive, loyalty and high example
to comrades in arms" during his
recruit training.
A District Army officer, Capt.
Roger J. Link, 1741 Holly street
NV, has been awarded the
Bronze Star Medal for meritori-
Gus service in Korea and Japan.
Capt. Link is married to the
former Miss Virginia Bolin, 5224
First street NV. They have two
sons. John r.. 8. and w. Timothy.
Z months.
1t. Col. James ID. T. Hamilton
has been assigned to q post in
the Office of the Chief Of En-
gineers here. Col. Hamilton and
his family live at 916 Barrett
road, Falls Church. Va. He Is a
native Of Meridian, Miss.
81
Marine End 1t. John T. Brass
field, 1911 Georgia avenue NV,
Is serving as a communications
officer with the Sd Marine Divi-
sion in Japan. Before complet-
ing OCS training at Quantico,
Va, he was attached to the in
spector and instructor staff of
the 18th Reserve Infantry Bat
TALON at the Naval Gun Factory.
1t. Brassfield recently had a
reunion with his brother, Basil
j. Brassfield. serving with the
45th Engineer Group in Korea.
Mrs. Brassfield lives at the
Georgia avenue address.
4 4 4 4
! Sergt. Robert j. Conlan, STA
Forty-third avenue. Cottage City,
Md, is taking summer training
at the 345th Engineer Base Top
ographical Battalion, an Army
reserve unit composed OF en-
ployes Of the Army Map Service.
y ~
Col. Edward F. Kent, a native
Of Washington, is a member of
the Fort Benning (Ga.) squad
which took part last week in
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Here and Abroad
Draft Deferred Rhodes Youth
Anxious to Begin Army Duty

Charles Kohen runs q hobby
shop at 1418 Wisconsin avenue
NV. He also is the chairman Of
Selective Service Board 10.
Last year. q 24-year-old Wash
ingtonian. Richard Selig, APP
pealed to Mr.. Kohen and his coli
leagues on the board for q draft
deferment. The reason he wanted
the deferment. he told the board.
was that he had just received q
Rhodes scholarship to Oxford
University. Mr.. Selig got the de-
ferment.
Mr.. Koien received q letter
from young Selig last week. This
Is part Of the letter:
81 find myself looking forward,
although / will be older than
most Of my fellow draftees. to
the two or three years / will
probably spend in the Army after
leaving Oxford. ] no longer think
of it as a kind of chunk out of
my life. but as an opportunity
to be asuseful participant in that
aspect Of American life the
worlds insecurity has made nec-.
eSsary.
Although, as many Ameri-
cans. ! consider myself a civilian
by nature. / hope to make a good
soldier and to serve my country
In whatever capacity ] may best
be able to do"
Said Mr.. Kohen, clearly de-
lighted:
We've had letters from draft
ees calling us every name under
the sun. But this one I'll never
forget-this one is for the books
Young Selig is the son Of Mrs.
Florence Selig, of 2513 Four
teenth street NV, secretary
in the alien property office in the
Justice Department.
~ ~
Col. J0nath0n T. Kaigler, Al, q
native Of South Carolina. has re-
placed Col. E. s. Tarr as adj
jutant general Of the Military
District Of Washington. Col.
Kaigler and his wife, the former
Miss Harriet Chiffon OF Salt
Lake City, Utah. live at $50
, Glenmore drive, Falls Church,
Va. The couple have one son,
Barth C.. Kaigler, "a. who is
serving with the Army in Ger
many.
49,
1t. Col. Angus L. Campbell,
25243 Holman avenue, Silver
Spring, Md. has been named ex-
ecutive officer of Walter Reed
Army Medical Center's Forest
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aldine Mickelsen. president Of
the Ninety-Nines. has not been
able to take on from Albuquer-
que. N. Mex. where she made
q wheel-up landing Sunday.
None Of the planes In Amarillo
and westward Is expected to Nm.
ish. but only the plane from
Hawthorne has been scratched
so far.