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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
BLASS & CLARK
TRUCKS EoR SALE

CHEVROLET 81 h-tone pickup;
5000 actual miles; SLIGO. call
tcaaEEvYT -s 1873 sedan delivery truck.
low mileage: excel cond.; heater:
p sGD TsfK 4 TRG &C., Bo So can be
seen at 9001 Baltimore blvd. Col
iese Park. any time. WE. 5-4777.
FORD 40 pickup; in finest cond. |;
S445, cash or terms. WOLFE MO-
TORS, 1901 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
CHEVROLET 81 acton panel; clean
in every respect; dark blue; good
tires: S695; 30-day. guarantee. HILL
& SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th. st. NV, NO.
dali 9psn sa antil closed pm su ResE-
FORD TRUCK 1854: green, model
F-350 6-cylinder. Oft. van with
heater and elec. wipers. $500 miles.
c RI a51Sss. x 4 n;seSn: n n5s,t
cond S595. cash or terms. WOLFE
MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
caa Is1fo 10 M-ton panel; 'p pvt.
owners clean. in god shape; heater
s sns ds y.sy ov almost sev ss. q
40 pm. To. a-si6e. --S1
ton. Best ofier. Ma. $3.50. 80
USED TRUCK SALE,
Compare before yon buy. Visit our
display - you'll see the difference.
PICK-UPS
|'52 Dodge h-ton; very clean - $S45
|'51 Chew. ~ ton: ready to 20 7Ai
'4S Chevrolet 1-ton: tor cond.-- 485
PANELS
|'52 international h-ton; excel
lent condition S795
81 Ford Ha-ton: immaculate 745
80 Chev. h-ton: sold and serv-
| iced by us since new 64s
90 Chew. sedan delivery; recon-
ditioned and guaranteed 645
As Ford la-ton panel; clean in
side and out .--- 34s
PAT Chevrolet sedan delivery 246
PAS Chevrolet A-ton: Boyertown;
FLAT BEDS
l'53 Chevrolet 1h-ton; Just turned
| 20. 900 miles; owner. Save hun.
6reds Of dollars at 81 ,395
Chevy Chase ChevrOletS
7725 Wisconsin Ave-, OIL. 4-6100
USED CARS"
Open Evenings Till .
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR REM

COLONIAL BEACH - Cottage on
water: a.na;i,; 2 boa boats included and
sHHiEHRwRo0D foRREsT. MD.--a-bed-
room house. week OF month. Rea-
PffSC1TSUIRiEsoUE L0DGE ON RAY,
pvt. natural sand beach. away from
crowded beach colonies: AMI: idea
Ice. family or two: IS mi. d. @.
line: 500 week. RA. 3-5025s .
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.--Lge. nicely
furn. modern waterfront eottase.
RAIN ST E PeIshss rmnIivs Yssse
Haven Cottages and private units;
spacious, elee., baths, hot water. pvt
pier; swim fish, crab; safe for ckil.
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL, 3-hedrm
cottage: avail. Aug. 4 20 Aug. gsi
csS SIG Psf Vi sEA Eli Sakssr srm
house, hot water. ETC.; lse. yard
pyt; shore. Ho, 1870 ewes; 20
-Availabie Ausust 81 over Labor
Day. Ii A-2bS -zs
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WATERFRONT PROF foR SALE AUTOS AND TRUCKS WAITED

NEW, FURN. LODGE sleeps u TAN
gier Sound. WATERFRONT. Make
cash offerl Box 123, Deal Island
home In heart of Deale. 1OS-ft
frontage on Rockhold Greek. Private
pier for lge. cruisers In front yard
viii convey with or without 43-ft
boat. Act now. property Of this typ
seldom offered. B. M. ODUM, RE
7-52I6, or MR.. RICE, West River
OYSTER HARBOR jcolored)-Fev
choice lots at outstanding coloree
development, oyster Harbor. $685.
and up. Terms. Call AID. 1880 OF
write POOL 18th st. NV. RIM. 20:
for information. --3
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THURMONT, MD.

FREDERICK COUNTY
80 miles from D. c.: 144-acre dairy
farm. IS acres In grain, never fail
Ing stream runs through meadow;
rm. completely remodeled frams
house. new bath, 2 porches; Wash.
ington-type dairy barn. 90 stan.
ehions sro e.,II, for 3o,. milk DID. ,hors ;s,
reduced to sol 600 for quick sale
Call JU, 5-7324 or
LAUREL REALTY co.
s720 Flower Ave-. 9. g.. ~. $500
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t1216 CONN., lge. front rms; re-
dec; reas.; ideal for architect,
builder: retail shop. DI. 7-0sso,
MEDICAL OFFICES 9th and Park
aass or a IA e. fe7| nee e .n Gs 70
AyR-C0ND. OFFICE in small once
imnsdiately. Phone BIZ. 1000.
AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES avail
able all services. Dupont Circle
once Bldg. 1916 Conn ave NV,
AIR-CoNpITIoNED OFFICE in Law.
yer's suite. furnished: reasonable.
Sheraton BLDG, DI 1857. 30
WYATT BLDG. -Attractiyely fur
nished; air-conditioned ONCE in
VICINITY OF CONN. AND X NV
ideal aI,.r, for mani. manufacturer,s agent.
nished or unfinished. Reasonable
rent. ST. $1,000. 81
LICE. MOD. INDIVIDUAL OFFICE
with RECEIPT. rri. and pvt. lavatory,
Part of Suite 800. 1104 Vermont
ave. NV. Suit. for atty, acct, or
other prof. ONCE. Contact CARL p.
FoGEL, atty. DE. 2-3115, ut the
above address. --3O
DENTIST-Professio ONCE: assoc.
with busy physician. Ideal neigh
borhood. 10. 7-7600. IL
CAPITOL HILL--Aeross st. from
So 1n Il. $3.50. n Il. s s.sS47. @si "
s FISnt sresG ss Ssors Nor. SPACE
If desired. JU. 9-5461. 80 :
r ST. AT eth-Desirable space to
meet every requirement.; elev. bldg. !;
reas.; conv. loo. Apply $40 st.
| NV, RIM. 10. 80
COR. 10th AND PA. AVE-, 945 Pa.
| ave. n.w.-Bright, attractive Of
| fees. elev.; good loc.; reas. Apply
r Sgo cs 81 ny' I'm Iod 49, .,r.esns,.
e eranr. 81 Bids 'ery ysf Jack Sssi0n 81
NV: Apply Mr.. JAMES. MA. g.
T@aRoo EXTRA LGE.. End mr.; front
f ss ishs aps g. Si nw rm a ssa BE-
i0e5 CONN. AvE.-Excel. furn. Of
nee in Law suite. Receptionist. S15
M M, e. c siegEf AREA-1.o 900 50.
#. Of conditioned space All
services and utils. furnished. CARL
G. ROSINsKI Co, MA. S-9254.
23I1 CALVERT ST. NV. mr.. Shore
ham and ,Werdman Hotels-Unfurn.
Sge pa5kIs o vasen. s We soe
tor, dentist or lawyer, on buslins,
parking lot; Sc ~ plus utils.; avail .,a
$25 MO.-smail once, 1915 Eye st.
NV, Medical Center; WAGGAMAN-
BRAWNER. ME. $4,000.
DIdNIFIED ATMOSPHERE
a american Bldg. IsG7 Z St: n,&.;
1928 mo. Call MR. GRIFFIN.
Ma. S-4272 Ewes, ia. 2-6S93
CONN. AND K ST.
We have large selection Of of1ces
single rooms at $50 per month TO
complete bldgs.. with 1.20O 50. IT..
For details and locations
RIDDELL REALTY co; -aoa
SINGLE RMS, $35 Up
s BAR sLPd ss ,aa st sos NV y,
Ss e res ssy s.. I'D d.. Al AZ sssssss s
ARLINGTON BLDG.
1925 Vermont Ave. NV
3-Room Suite. $165
See MR.. SUIT, Building Manager
1929 Vermont Ave. NV.
Single ofices. $35 and mp. suites also
I ern lighting fixtures, air cond., avail.
/ Near transp.: all services furn.: as
| phalt tiled floors.
! BASILICO REALTY CO.
1025 Vermont Ave-. NV, DI. 7-S724
I -
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DESIGNED
FOR EFFICIENCY

10000 SO. FT.. ON / FLOOR
Completely sprinkIered. modern
freproof building with recessed
I loading dock; located In close-ir
northeast area;
KASS-BERGER, INC.
kM. $500 -s
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lots AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

10 MINUTES FROM ROCKVILLE,
ND. on paved road, so acres: win
acre tracts. Gail Thomas II. Aphey.
sr., 0aithersburg 4S2-W-1. WILL
STACKHCuSE. Jr., Realtor, Is
West Montgomery ave-. Pc. 2-2sSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

2f-FT. HOUSE TRAILER, equipped.
army-type jeep, 4-Wheel drive, both
81. les. Pine Lawn Tourist Court.
Fairfax. Va.
WANTED - Used house. trailer. /
bedrm; reas. priced; pref. low down
payment and terms. Lo.s 7-S726.
CLEAN. FULLY EQUIPPED e8-ft,
trailer with Ty. Price reasonable.
Contact Du. 7-S4S6 after pm.
ICE. METAL CARGO TRAILER.
SKI, new tires, lights, S165. Other
trailers SOS up. Ju. 9-563S. ~
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

J4th AND r SITS. AREA--Br;ck and
concrete 3-f warehouse with excel
auto. elevator, etc containins 23,..
600. So. #. ideal car storase. and
repair shops or other heavy duty
use. Occupancy IN Sept. Low rental
for Ions lease or bargain for quick
sale BROKERS invited. DERMOT
FiREPR0oF WAREHOUSE for rent
In Silver Spring. Can be seen g
S.le 47th ST. RLADENsBURG-
4,0O0-sq. warehouse. r,r. siding,
truck dock and ofaes; All ntils,
GIVE HAVE AVAILABLE three new
warehouses consisting Of ten. eight
cen twenty-eight thousand feet
each complete with r.r. stdine,
large floor level truck bays. attrac-
\ renienf lncntinnS Call I'm A-Al13
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY HIGH. al cash. for clean.
l-owner cars, also MIG, Morris
Miner. Hillman. Jaguar. VISION
SIN MOTORS, 1900 Wis ave. NV,
co. 5-O6S3. 81
MESrERN BuYER has immed casn
HUGHES 1910 Ca ave RA 6-ft2e
SOUTHERN DEALERS In town this
week and will nay cash for all makes
and models cars Can ia. a-4SOl.
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MOTORCYCLES
TRAiLERs

HARLEY DAVIDSON 80; very clean,
/. 5000 MI; sacrifice $3.50. OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

BOAT SUPPLIES
life jackets, 81. l4-in rope. lac
GICHNER. 25l3 n st. NV Elk
3-3627
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GARAGES

SEVERAL sINGLE-cAR GARAGEs,
WILLoUuHBY REAL ESTATE co.
si2s 18Th ST. NV. mr.. walter
Reed Hospital Heated gar; S12.50
mo. Cali MRS. O'BRYAN. res. mgr,
RA. 3-3649 or ia. $4,000. 30
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1916 OLDsMOBILE sEDAN---- 500
1910 PONTIAC SEDAN 4l
1947 STUDEBAKER SEDAN 81
1910 BUICK CONVERTIBLE At
|1941 PACKARD SEDAN 81
1871 DODGE SEDAN --- Al
1910 DE SOTO SEDAN AZ
1947 NASH SEDAN - 81
OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
JOHN 8. REECE
1920 LIST ST. S.W.
CHEVROLET '52 4-dr.: 2-tone finish
maroon body. black top: Powerglide,
radio and heater. Exceptionally
clean: S1.195.
Dodge-Piymouth Dealer.
THEW MOTOR co.
9th AND FLA. AVE. Me-. Ii. 7-I732
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! INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS for ali types Of COM
T Es M spd nyest RnPpr RETpDe1tisss
18th St. NV pf, s-5e15.
$1,000 50. TT. in Takoma Park.
soned for apis. to trade as down
payment On ah smaii ra spartms snn no Gasi
Z Mr.. Ransom, ST. $4,000 or EN-. q
: s922, JAMES I. DIXON 4 co.
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INDUSTRIAL PROF. FoR RENT
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

1910 CONN lee. front rms; re-
dec: reas.; ideal for architect,
builder. retail shop. DI. 7-0S30,
RA. 3.3R7a.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

Approx. 10000 sq. IT,. of level 1st-
Commercial ground, ABOUT IL mi;
b. c. line. Incl. with sale Of ground
Is highly operable lunchroom bust
ness. This Is highly traversed beach
road. Prise 81. Sls, 5@eY$ S1'5 ~ down.
Dl. 7-s720. Ewes. Oh. 2-427s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
Marine Colonel From Bethesda
Leads lRetokinq1 of Sunibochi

beach. swept south TO capture
Suribachi and are tanning out
over the northern part Of the
island in a mock drive that will
take about four more days to
complete.
Suribachi was taken In a final
plunge beneath curtains Of
smoke grenades and blank FIRE
from rifles and machine guns.
The slopes Of the moundlike hill
were at times obscured by the
realistic smoke.
The commander Of the Sd
Regiment. Col. Robert H. VIII
liamS. 54l5 Edgemoor lane. Be-
thesda, Md. was executive officer
of the 28th Regiment which
seized Suribachi in the original
assault against the Japanese.
these 'aggressors' seem to
shoot q lot less than the Japa-
nese." Col. Williams said. This
Is a lot easier"
Col. Williams and. his staff
plan a memorial ceremony when
the exercise is over-"a private
little regimental ceremony for
the people who died"
They're just as good. just as
good" Col. Williams said. COM
pairing his youthful regiment I'd
his old comrades on Two.
Col. Williams men climbed
the rugged slopes of Suribachi
in a running word battle with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
Admiral Joy 10 Address
Scholastic Press Farley

Admiral c. Turner JOY. super
intendent Of the Naval Academy,
will speak at the annual conven-
ton Of the Maryland Scholastic
Press and Maryland Scholastic
Press Advisers Associations
April 8.
The convention win be held at
st. Johns College in Annapolis.
Winners in various categories
will be announced at that time.
Arrangements are being ham
died by DR.. David Weigle. presi-
dent Of st. Johns College. and
his assistant. Arland Christ
Janer. Student co-chairmen for
the convention are John Becker
and Miles Fischer Of Baltimore
City College. Registrar Is Chris
tine Freeburger. Of Montgomery
Blair High School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
By The Assoeiassd Press

TWO JIMA, Mar. 20. - Ameri-
can Marines today ''recaptured"
historic Mount Suribachi as air.
sea and land forces practiced the
United States Pacific Sunday
punch.
Gen. John c. Hull, United Ma
tions Far East commander. stood
atop the rocky summit as Marines
clambered up during the second
day Of Operation Flag Hoist
the biggest amphibious maneuver
In the West Pacific since World
War II.
An estimated $4,000 friendly
and "aggressor" troops and SAIL
ors are taking part in the exer-
else on volcanic Two Jima, which
first fell to the Marines nine
years ago
Gen. Hull few from Tokyo to
inspect the maneuver and con-
fer with its overall commander
Vice Admiral Alfred Pride. and
the Sd Marine Division COM
mander, Maj. Gen. Robert H.
Pepper.
The Sd Marine Division put its
reserve regiment ashore today
and now has close to 10000 men
on the island. There are also
1000 "aggreSsor" Marines on the
island and a force Of almost 100
ships and 200 warplanes partici-
pating.
The Marines hit the west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
Vaccination at Birth Gives
immunity to Whoopinq Cough

OF Macarthur, Ohio, told today Of
good results from giving them as
immediate birthday shots as part
of the routine treatment of new
born babies.
TIT Babies Treated.
OF TIT babies treated this way
since l948, not one has had
whooping cough or diphtheria,
even when other children in the
family contracted these diseases,
DR.. Chamberlain says in an ex-
hibit for the American Academy
Of General Practice.
Between 1943 and 1948 in his
rural practice in Vinton County,
Ohio, there had been 90 cases
of whooping cough and 10 deaths
among babies less than a year
old. he said.
Since 1948, there has not been
a single case of whooping cough.
except in one baby not inoculated
at birth, he said.
DR.. Chamberlain cited gov
eminent statistics which show
.whooping cough kills more babies
from / to IL months old than
all other diseases combined.
Standard Vaccine Given.
He gives the babies a stand
ard vaccine combining protec-
ton against whooping cough,
diphtheria and tetanus. a main
cause Of blood poisoning.
A full treatment consists of
three shots. The second is given
when the baby is six weeks old,
when the mother receives a
checkup for recovery from child
birth. The third is given when
the baby is three months old.
Three-fourthS of all the babies
have had the full series. he said.
DR.. Chamberlain said the in
slant DlrChday shots are eSpe-
cially useful in rural areas. where
mothers often fail to bring in
their babies for routine check
ups. Often the doctor is not
called unless the baby Is iii. and
routine NEGOTIATIONS cannot be
given then.
New AntibiOticS FOreseen.
Sir Alexander Fleming of
Great Britain. discoverer of peni-
cillin. said there is q good pos
sibility that science will find
antibioticS which strike at vi
ruses. the cause of many dis
eases including influenza, polio
and the common cold.
Asked how he treats his own
colds. Sir Alexander said, There
are many treatments. One of
the best is to take a good gulp
of hot whisky at bedtime. It's
not very scientific. but it helps"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
Russiu and Egypt Lift
Legations to Embassies
by me Assoeiosed preas

~ We Aseoe0soa PsOas
MOSCOW. Mar. 22-The So
Wet Union and Egypt are raising
their Legations to each other to
the status Of Embassies and pro-
noting their Ministers to AM
bassadors.
The new Russian bow to Egypt
Is snother step In the Kremlin
campaign for support from the
Middle East's Arabs. At United
Nations headquarters it attract
ed particular attention as a pos
sible clue to Russian action this
week when the Security Council
takes UP on Tuesday Israel's de-
mand for Egypt to lift her ban
on transport of ISrael-bound car
goes through the Suez Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
BY Alton |. Blokeslee
Asseeio,ea.prsss SCIENCE edi.o,

CLEVELAND, Mar. 22.-Vac-
cinating babies minutes after
they're born is safe, effective in
surance "a g ainst dangerous
whooping cough and diphtheria,
a family doctor finds.
The shots-in- the-arm against
these diseases usually aren't
started until babies are three to
six months old or more.
But DR.. Herbert D. Chamberlain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
Dr.. Byrd Still Gets
Salary, But Earns it,
He Tells Mohoney
BY the Assoeiosed Press

DR.. H. c. Byrd said last night
he is earning the salary being
paid him as president emeritus Of
the University of Maryland and
accused George P. Mahoney. his
opponent for Democratic nomi-
nation for Governor of political
trickery" in criticizing it.
THAT kind of political chican-
cry is in keeping with the three
campaigns which my opponent
has previously carried out in
Maryland, in which he claimed
he would destroy or ruin his OPP
ponents." Dr. Byrd said.
Cites misunderstanding"
DR.. Byrd said statement by
the manager of his headquarters
that he had declined an annual
salary of $50. 800 voted him by the
Board Of Regents of the univer-
sity was a misunderstanding on
the SpokeSman's part. He said he
was receiving the salary at that
rate but did not plan to continue
it beyond the beginning of the
next fiscal year, July /.
Mr.. Mahoney had said Satur-
day that records at the comp
troller'S Office showed DR.. Byrd
was still drawing his full salary
at president emeritus despite a
statement to the contrary by E.
Brooke Lee, manager of the
Byrd headquarters.
After Republicans in the leg
islature had attempted to strike
the Byrd salary from the budget.
Mr.. Lee said Dr.. Byrd told him
he had notified the Board of
Regents he wanted terminal
leave pay instead of full salary.
This. Mr.. Lee said. would amount
to some 40 per cent less.
Wanted Loan Fund.
DR.. Byrd said Mr.. Lee had mis-
understood the situation. He said
he had indicated to certain
members of the Board of Re-
gents that did not intend to
accept any salary from that
budget and indicated to them
what ! would like to have. done
with the money, namely. to Gre
ate loan fund to help poor boys
and girls in Baltimore city and
the counties to attend the uni
yersity."
In his statement last night.
DR.. Byrd referred to Mr.. Ma
honey's question of what DR..
Byrd was doing to earn the
money being paid him at a rate
of $22.500 a year.
DR.. Byrd added:
1T will be interesting; am
sure. for my opponent to know
that there has hardly been a
day since January / when I
have not spent, either in the
morning OF evening, hours in
my Office at College Park.
Besides numerous confer
ences and varied kinds of work,
two accomplishments in this
period in the last three months
will, I am sure, greatly interest
my opponent.
Cites Two Projects.
1.-THE first one of these is the
final accomplishment of a prof.
ect on which I have been, for
many months. working. and
which will not only be greatly
advantageous to the university
in many ways. but may mean
millions of dollars for it in the
years to come.
"The other is that I am re-
organizing another project, in
which a saving of probably $50
600 in University expenditures
will be effected"
He did not identify the pro-
jects.
DR.. Byrd said the board of
regents had voted him the salary
to continue services to the uni
versity and "alSo took in con-
sideration that in going on
~ years of service to the uni
versity. / had never taken a va
cation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
Church Meeting Set

The March meeting of the
Wesleyan Service Guild of
Woodside Methodist Church,
$3.50 Georgia avenue. Silver
Spring, will be held at 8 pm.
Wednesday in the church parlor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22

fellow Marines acting as "ag-
gressors." Beneath the smoke
Marines yelled back and forth
go home, Yankee" and 1--WE
seen soldiers fight better than
you guys"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09
CANCER GROUP
BUYS FILMS TO
AID PROGRAM

To facilitate its educational pro-
gram, The Ottawa County Cancer
Society this week is announcing
the purchase of two new films
which are now available for show
ing at meetings throughout the
county on short notice.
Films selected are "The Warn
ing Shadow" the latest film on
cancer of the lung, and Breast
Self Examination" These films
are in color and sound. They fea-
ture the "Seven Danger Signals"
and emphasize early detection and
immediate doctors aid.
Bookings may be arranged by
contracting Ray Sperber, president
of The Ottawa County Cancer So
ciety, Port Clinton 5271, Mrs.
Carleton MINER, secretary-treas-
urer, Oak Harbor 5361 or Lewis
Holland, Elmore 1888.
Cancer. Society films last month
were shown at the Port Clinton
Legion and. Auxiliary meetings.
Friday night, Mrs. William Luebke
showed the films at the Benton
Township Grange meeting. Mrs.
Bernard Sprague showed the films
Monday evening at the Rocky
Ridge Lutheran Church and Mrs.
Leslie Ward and Mrs. Robert Car
roll showed the films Tuesday at
the Lakeside PTA meeting. Hoi
land will show cancer films at the
Elmore Young Mothers Club meet
ing this Friday and Elmore Legion
this Thursday.
Other showlngS scheduled in
clude this Friday night when Mrs.
Roger Bunte and Mrs. Grady Will
liams will show the films at the
Curtice PTA meeting, and April
20-21 when Clarence Streeter will
show the films at the Port Clinton
Rotary and Kiwanis meetings.
Coin cans for the annual Ameri-
can Cancer Society fund drive are
now on display in all business
places throughout the county. The
annual Porch Light drive will be
Friday night, April %.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09

Staff Sgt. Donald French was
expected to be discharged from
military service this week at Camp
Kilmer, N. j., and will arrive home
Saturday. He may re-enlist in the
army, having already served nine
years.
Mrs. Roland Wenzel and child
rem Marti and Linda spent Sunday
in Canton visiting Mr.. WenzePs
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stuckey
were called to Defiance late last
week due to the serious illness
of her mother.
Malcolm Starkloff, Oakland,
Calf, pilot with National Over
seas Airlines, visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edawrd Starkloff,
East Sixth Strict, Tuesday. He
flew to Willow Run, where his
sister, Mrs. John Finn, Crosse
Pointe, Michigan, met him and
brought him here for his first
visit home in five years.
KlINGBIEl- FLORISTS OPEN
HOUSE PALM SUNDAY, APRIL
II. MAKE YOUR SELECTION
EARLY.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09
CARD OF THANKS

! wish to thank DR.. Ritter, nur-
scs and nurses aides, for their
kindness to me while was at The
hospital. Also to those who sent
flowers and cards.
Mrs. Ray Shaver
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09

John Grathwol, East Second
street, was returned to Magruder
hospital in the Neidecker ambus
lance Monday afternoon from ST.
Charles hospital in Toledo, where
he was taken last Wednesday. Mr..
Grathwol, injured in an accident
ten days ago, has two fractures of
his right leg, one at the ankle and
one above the knee. Mrs. Grath-
vol also was injured in the acci-
dent, and is patient at Magru-
der.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09

PlaSterboard, falling from
bank, struck Lyndon Hawman, 80,
last Thursday, and he was taken
to Magruder hospital for emer-
gency trestment of strained
right knee and abrasions of the
face.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09
KLINCBiEL FLORISTS OPEN
HOUSE PALM SUNDAY, APRIL
II. MAKE YOUR SELECTION
EARLY.

Eighteen months old Susan La
Nier, Route 1, was taken to Magru-
der hospital Sunday for forehead
laceration sustained when she hit
the dashboard of car as brakes
were applied.