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statesmen

Furniture and appliance men, must
be experienced. We pay good salaries
plus hieh commissions. Many com.
pany dement's. Permanent positions
A1k for Mr.. Keller. MARVINse
CREDIT CO., 734 7th st. NV.
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SALESMAN

Attractive opportunity for
young men, 24-30, In local
sales organization repre-
senting nationally known
A. b. Dick duplicat-
ing equipment and sup
plies. Excellent career
open to young men quail
fled by ambition, initiative
and direct selling expert
ence or aptitude to warrant
intensive training. Call Mr..
Chairs at ME. 8-f72l for
personal interview.
GIST & CHAIRS, INC.
1919 Fifteenth et. NV.
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RKPREgENTATlvE AND SOLICITOR
wanted by Camp Tel-HAi In Penn.
aylyania. Apply. Oh. JOSEPH LIE
Philadeiphia 90 Pa.
ROORER. asphalt shineie ana gut
ter experience: S3.B0 per hour;
also helper; Md. and Va. work.
INTERSTATE ROOFING. HE. A.
ROoFERs RELPERs ta,. 1s 70 80:
top wages and year-round employ
ment. apply $500 Varnum st.,
Brentwood. Nd between 3 and
Ho6ilRRk, sxDer, only. fgr rerooSps sS
work; good pay. ia. S-2256.i 10.
6-1b0Q, Sunday or evenings.
ROOFING HELPER, experienced: /:
D. c. drivers permit, FARRAN
HRQTHERs. Sl4 10th 81. ne. 80
ROUTEMAN, white. exper., 10 oper-
ate established dry cleaning route;
Silver. Spring area. salary plus
seommission. Give references. Box
ROUTEMAN, colored; estab. dry
cleaning route; $40 plus commits
csii Nh. PKELER. DU. 7-i4i4.
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MAN WANTED
WITH sCAR

Dependable; no experience neeks.
eery; Apply 310I Ca. ave. NV.
NAN WITH CAR
To handle service calls On electrical
Anpliance. No experiences fecessary
Paid Sc per SERVICE arefaGe 6-t
services . day olus x-3 replacement
sales per week at SO average pei
sale. Earnings during TRAINING
period, $50 : week plus All leaci
turnished. Apply 1905 Rhode rs
ave. ne. Monday 9-12 noon oi
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PROFESSIONAL
SALES CAREER

man out 81 X college ah sSuns uhoss
future is blocked. or
Man who Is now selling
and feels that hts position Is
not suffictently CHALLENGING on
does not Dffer good possibili-
3. 4 junior executive.
school teacher, engineer. sales
proprietor, junior accountant
or lawyer who is economically
disturbed,
INVESTIGATE this oppor-
tunity to qualify highest ieyel
o. seiline recngnixed BY sales
Executive Clubs with 4 we'll
known company. Should you
qualify We will discuss with
you the possibility OF associate
ing with US In WASHINGTON
area. Write eonfidentially 70
Pay A0Q-V Gfnr 2
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: i r
PROMOTION MEN needed by loea
a VcrEin. aooa aSpeanaes ssnessons 81, nss. s
ceiient future: salary plus commits
sion No experienee necessary. Aeel
22.30, Phone KE. $4,000 Monday
REAL ESTATE SALEsngEN - WI
need 2 or 5 associates In land sales
and development. Age or sex NO
SArFis5; MuTgAL REALTY ~:
REAL Estate s sAIEssfEN - eSp AZ.
you making $1,000 annually sell.
Ing? u not Investigate this on.
portunity offered. To 3 select
hieh-type salesmen. prefer VA.
residents Your average eomlris-
sion win be $500 per unit. Also
bonus after III sale. Car 4 must,
Apt ARRANGED by calling u.
3-209a. Al JOHN CHAPLAIN q
RAJ i2h' fs4srf Ssfs H. SAILS aEEs AMasAcrn-. AL
An opportunity for an assFessivs
and progressive individual Who de.
sires to attain success without the
overhead OF . magnifieent cfilce.
cooperation and excellent con.
tacts will be slpplied:s minimum
OF 3 years experience IN D c..
Nd. or We Is essential. For Ap.
kslssii K WINssTiioN Il Ss0O co' DoAelHi ii
REAL ESTATE SALES
Career Opportunity
For an aggressive salesman to learn
70 make real money 10 the TOP
fleld Of selling. Must Be familiar
with NV d. c. and MONTGOMERY
County; Csn 6ales MAnagsr
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
1722 L st. NV. Ma. $4,000
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Mechanical Designers


Auto machinery; 81 hr.: relocate In
Milwaukee,: pay expen. Mr.. Ford
(NA- 6-23401,
BOYD,S, Cor. g and 18th
MERCHANDIsER, aee 25-46. No
sxD.r rsc PIT SSld ns .al.: es ,a5ss sa1ss
s,Ria S WsEScESn oIS T,I sSmG,EI srnIn Z Z
handle advertising. and merehan-
dils disIlsy in retail optlsts: g.
sci. 70 $40 plus car and expensse.
MANA1EMKET ,coNsDLTAFTs.
MERCnANDfsE THAMES. some
retail exper.. under 35, free 70
reIoc.: career oppos.. &7b-S100.
ABBEY FERsoENEL, 1855 xys st.
NEW.cAR MAKE-READY MEN. p
5.day week; paid vacation, 7othsr
fsstest-srowins chrysisr-Pi Plymouth
Dealer. See Mt. staten. service
manager, ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
1910 Upshur st. INV, IA. $4,000.
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statesmen
Sales Managers

Century old national corporation
one Of the oldest and largest in its
field. ofiers local opportunity for
men interested In Substantial in
somf sns ev.l esnsr 3 selss or ms;nass.
available In suburban MONTGOMERY
Prince Georges. Arlington or Fair
fax Counties. Direct 70 consumer,
low pressure. non-competitive and
no oii-seasohs; Not appliances. in
kufauee, books. storm windows,
fencing, cemetery lots. etc. Car re-
quired. Age. 2B TO 55, Send out
line Of business egperience with
phone number 70 Box 63.A. star.
Statesmen
Experienced saiesmen wanted fol
Waskineton and Naryland area
Car necessary. excellent earnings
for the right man. Call Kf. 0-8720
9.5. Mr.. BOONE. 80
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MAN WITH CAR

10 stakt irnfned. With laree appl
mfr as sales distributor. karningi
g gni,s ,rslntnx TAI & around S3s5 mo
ments. Exper. not nee. Married
man pref. Rapid advancement "a
producer. Not caTirassing or travel
ing. Man selected viii always have
his work booked weekly IN advance
calling on definite qualified ap-
pointments. Apply 1lI6 o st. s.s.,
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LEN j
MANAGER

MUST IN EXPERIENCED
Reply giving unconditional proof that
you have succe2sfully been tn COM
piete charge Of 4 rent department
managing large elevator APARTMENT
plete history Of your experience
and associations In detail. This q
90 opportunity seldom offered. Box
320.A. Star. 80
REAL ESTATE aALRSMEN--Get on
the ball and make money--Assoct-
ate yourself with 3 wide-auake.
well-estAbltshed arm speeializing IN
p. G. and nearby Nd. properties.
Get away from downtown parking
worries. Come Ii and let's talk It
over. Call sales manager, Mr..
Blaskwood for appt., ewes. ~.
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RHAR1lACIST--A live-wiFe pharmn-
cist capable Of managing. reference
required; good salary g rieht man
i9oo ( sI. NV. Nx. s.sssi soi
appointment.
IPHAnNlACIsT treg.l % rsioc. In Md.
Oppor. TO become mgr. PEE PAID
ABBEY PERSoNNEI. 1888 Eye It
nv ST. 3-01aO.
treg.l. 70 reloe. ir
MIDI under 40: start $4,000 AND
PAID ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1885
Eye NV. ST. 3-ole0.
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TRUCK DRIVER
tCOLORRDj

II you are highly dependable. know
the washington area we'll and arr
experienced In handling furniture
--heTe Is good opportunity. Ex.
celient salary. Immediate open
ing: See Mr.. RadcliI bel. 8 am
NTTURE CO. Warehonse, rear 7Of
18th st. sc.
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PHARMACIST
PHARMACISTS

Nd. reg, for modern. progressive
suburban store. desirable positton
please write fun particulars 30,
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excellent salary; A. -hcur
week. 8 holidays q year with pay;
larke prescription business. ideal
working conditions: excellent chance
for advancement; vacation with
pay sfteE ,.n,y ysas s,sk VA h..:,.,,is ls.vs stssr
plQyment. retirement plan avail
able for those over so with Q yTa.
service. Write. or apply In peEs0n
% Nj. o. 3: Aldyich. REQELE9
ct. NV, Washington, D. g. txnd
floor. over cor, I1th and q sts.
storeJ. HO. 2-1234. E1t. 35As
PILOTS, MECHANICS
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HELP--MEN

YOUNG MAN. for an aronnd drue
store work. Nd. drivers Icense.
exper. preferred; stsrtinF 75c hour.
evefage salary $50: hours 0-i6
pm. Sunday. E-IO, no Mondnys
OF Wed. Apply 70 person. HILLAn-
DALE PHARMACY. 102l4 n. H1mp.
ave- eiifer epfine. -
YOUNG NAN. to train Is jeweiry
salesman: excellent opportunity for
ambitious person with large credit
leweify chain: good salary; perma.
! Star. ~ =
YOUNG MAN with BACKGROUND In
electfcnies for assembly Of instfu-
n1ents. GARDNER LABpRAToRY.
{ NC 4723 Elm. ST.. Bethesda. ma.
Phone OF, 22-7523.
YOUNG MAN, for aeFyice station;
honest, sober, reliable; must be abie
70 meet and greet customers: exc
{ perience not necessary. MAY
BURY6 SERVICE. 500 South
Washfneton st.. Falls Church, Va.
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OODRIDGE REALTY co
2377 r. I. Ave. NE.
NO. T-7203

tH4AAsA-AAeSAA4AN
I II You're Selling Now
LEARN THE REAL
ESTATE BUSINESS
Earn $150-$200 q Week
7. N. Lerner q Co. nov
the largest real estate sales
company south of philedef-
phia and ever expanding,
opens q school Of real estate
salesmanship for sales in all
learn the business from skilled
professionals and you viii Z
earn q very substantial I'M
come while you are In train
ing. This exclusive ofier Is
possible only because We must
have many able men trained
In our advanced feehniques.
II you like TO sell, II you pre-
sent q neat appearance and
can speak with assurance and
fntelltEence. this Is q golden
opportunity. Join our grow.
ing organization and grow
along with rs. Learn O re-
Spected and profitable profess
sion, full time only. Assure
your future BY becoming q r,
N. Lerner dS Co. sales trninee
land earn more than you
dream possible while you
learn. Visit our ofiiees At
6406 Ga. ave. NV. Mon.
or Tues. ewes. between z and
10 p.m., see Mr.. HOitz.
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OFFICE MESSENGER

Are i0 or ~, white. for 1uli-time
day toh3 must have completed the
ss, s srsss alS sbsses g nsss a, apesa,ss
ment. Call personnel ONCE.
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NIGHT STEWARD

white, for 1ss-elass downtown
wa:sinssSn v.sl ssmp.n2 Sosi S:n.ts ssos
months. olive background sxperi-
enee n nfst reply. Boz 76-D. Star.
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ExPEDfTER
SALES MINDED. under 80. knovl.
be quick with figures and be able
70 lean estimatine. Al replies held
n strictest confidence. Give COM
piete 1sekErosnd, educ. and exp;
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PAINTERS
EA1N1Bnz5
KxPErRNCKD ONLY
Apply
JAFFE
eli isth sT. NV.

P1TENT ATTORNEY ID Rochester,
New York with lonB established
pFActiee desires assistant with Law
degree and sonnet science or en8i-
neerfng. state salary desired and
give full details Of education and
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ATTORNEY

ATTORNEY
Registered practitioner with
organic background wanted
for our Detroit section.
Work Is primarily chemical,
with emphasis on automo-
tive application,
Send Resume Of Qualifica-
tions to:
Ethyl Corporation
1000 West Eight Mile Road
Ferndale 20, Michigan
Attn: Personnel Manager
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REAL ESTATE
Statesmen

Statesmen
Only those With anccsssfui selling
exper. IN Northern Virginia cons
sidered. Your pppprtunity % be-
Oldest and most reliable arms DO
Ing business IN Va. Nd. and D. G.
elusive listtns avail ID any real
tors once. Cali Mr.. O'Rieily for
SHANNON 81 LUCHS co.
2095 wilson BLVD. ia. 5-os0a
Evening star., 1955-05-19

Economee Plastic Garden Hose, 299
Guaranteed by the manufacturer for years, this
plastic garden hose is amazingly lightweight and
strong. Bross couplings at each end. Easy to
handle, coils readily for storage SO feet.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Business Group Rops
Treatment by 2 in House

The Federation Of Business
mems Association last night
dashed out at the chairman and
one of the members of the House
Appropriations Committee for
the "deplorable treatment" mem
bers of the federation allegedly
received recently while testifying
at District budget hearings.
In a resolution introduced by
John L. C. Sullivan, representing
the Central BusinesSmen's Asso-
ciation, the association charged
that Chairman Rabault of Mich
igan and Representative Pass
man Of Louisiana, both Demo-
Gratis, "insulted and Inundated"
BENJAMIN Striner while he was
representing the businessmen at
the hearings.
Mr.. Striner added that the
off" by both Representatives
several times during his testi-
mony and finally forced to leave
the stand.
Soterios Nicholson, general
counsel of the group, remarked
this was not the first time this
has happened. He urged the
federation to battle them all
the way, as the prestige OF the
federation has suffered"
1--WE have nothing to lose,' he
went on, "and they have every
thing to lose" he declared.
Mr.. Shriner added that the
remarks of the Representatives
were later deleted from the off,
cial report. He denounced the
House members for refusing to
stand up for their convictions.
The federation heard a plea
from Tom G.. Rathbone, director
of the Department Of Vocational
Rehabilitation for the District.
to help his organization place
disabled persons in appropriate
jobs.
In other business. the fedora
ton appointed a committee to
study the availability and posi-
bility of naming a building after
Commissioner Renah F. CANA
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Bradbury Heights
Reflects MuzzeIlu

Silverio G. Mazzella was re-
elected president Of the Brad
bury Heights Citizens Associa-
tion last night.
Other officers are Victor Cla-
velli, Joel r. Best and Marion
Steele, vice presidents; Doris
Carlton. secretary, and Samuel
Peake, treasurer.
In other action, the group OBJ
jected to current school bound
aries prohibiting area students
from attending Anacostia High
School. 1t takes students an
hour to reach Eastern High
School, which they are required
to attend, members said.
The association indorsed the
proposal of the Palisades Citi-
zens' Association to treat Poto-
mac River pollution.
The citizens commended Capt.
Howard F. Mowry of No. IA po-
lice precinct for his service to
the community during the last
year.
The meeting was held in the
First Methodist Church, 1900
Bowen road Sc.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Wayne Hawks Acts
In Hoqerty Absence

Wayne Hawks, White House
chief of records, was acting tenn
porarily today as President
Eisenhower's press secretary.
Press Secretary James c. Ha-
gerty went to st. Bonaventure
University in New York State to
address a luncheon of high
school editors there.
Murray Snyder, assistant press
secretary. went into Walter Reed
Hospital Monday for a physical
check up and is expected to re-
main in the hospital all this
week.
Mr.. Hawks, who frequently as
sists Mr.. Hagerty and Mr.. Sny-
der in providing answers to
technical questions raised by
newsmen at the White House,
filled in at the press Office during
their absence.
Evening star., 1955-05-19

lier, who is retiring from office
soon.
The association opposed a
pending bill to allow small loan
companies to be established in
the District. Although the group
approved of the bill in principle,
it does not favor the provisions
of the bill.
John Holland. who represented
both the Southeast Business
mems Association and the Lii
quor Dealers Association, intro
duced a motion passed unani-
mously in which the federation
reaffirmed it's stand against the
chain store operation of liquor
establishments and Government
control over liquor in the Dis
trict.
The meeting. held in the board
room of the American Security
& Trust Co.. Fifteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV,
was conducted by John F. Dono-
hoe, president.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Rabbis LIST
Sermon Topics

Rabbis Of Washington area
synagogues and temples today
announced their sermon topics
for week end services.
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld
will speak on Homage to Elm
stein" at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at
Sabbath eve services at the
Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton. 1885 Macomb street NV.
Rabbi Martin S. Halpern will
have Loyalty to Our Banner"
as his sermon topic at Congre-
cation Beth Israel at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow Installation of new
officers of the congregation and
Of the sisterhood are set for 8:45
pm. Sunday.
Rabbi Harry J. Kaufman will
preach at 10:30 am. Saturday
on "The Banners of Israel" at
Beth Sholom Congregation, 800
Shepherd street NV. Friday
evening services are set for 8
pm. tomorrow.
Other sermons and service
times announced for the week
end are:
Temple Beth Fl Of Northern Virsinia,
So6 n washington street, Alexandria-
franE Temnss A. $40 p.p: to t9morrow; I1,;. ,-.
breaches pre- In, ,,9,, On 'shayouth: We viii Do
morrow in the Bethlehem Chapel OF the
Weshington Cathedral:
CONGREGATION Beth Ell Of MONTGOMERY
County. 8215 Old Georgetown road. BE-
thesda. Md.-Milton Newman. a. mem
ber OF the congregation will lead a dis
cussion of the Book of Numbers at $3.50
pm. tomorrow.
Shaare Teflla Conversation, 4O5 Rigs
road read ME;;r5RabSi n ;,T5S a -, Raphael Raphael Geld viii
Temple B'nSi jacob. eS04 Naylor road
S.E.-Rabbi Reuben R. Levine speaks at
$50 p m. tomorrow.
Young Peoples Synagogue and Tifereth
cid streets NW.-Aibert A. Aren't, pro-
fessor Of taxation at Georgetown Uni
yersity Law School, will speak on "A
Count Of Washington Jewry' at a COM
bined service at s:46 pm: tomorrow.
nifty, s4o2 Freyman drive, Chevy Chase.
Md.-Rabbi Tzvi H. Porath conducts
services at pm. tomorrow.
Temple Emanuel. 9410 Georeia ave-
Adler speaks on Arnold Toynbee and
Paul's Methodist Church, Grubh road
and colston drive. Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. ldtD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. wait three full days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holt-
days are counted the same as
other days.
''bn bidv. NV. and John Cody, sb' So44ha
John Carroll 80 lsss Benps,t IN ,ah p s:s: Rs
willie nse' Hmssead, 1ii ns 90. New York city.
and Josephine Green, 22' 1877 10Th
Robert BE- r Fenwick. 10. 1919 Kirby st. NV.
and Dallas King. 1s, 4s17 Hunt pl.
'riS saS.sn. sssEs Ms. 20 a5 'diSEs 1854 18th Sc
Samuel Hoffman 90, 1927 25th At.
Sc, and Iris Gates, 4o' 3o24 ST.
Jerry cowan. %. charlottesville: Vs..
and Lee steel 81 Arlington isgs n.nn. va; y,
'':t:9n :s and 19,.s'si ss'fisia Tin'isv' TO- Camp
rrsnE ssansIIi,. L. Il srooklyp; gs l.s N; l. Y and
,.%sa 1sn'i Hannsss.y Ra1sss e? 4 Chevy S chs;s
and Jeannine Mcclear' 90 5ol3 4th
sSs si Sss sssad: & coles. H. .ysi EsE1 Iss. %s '.a 81:
Cecil Hill, %, 5ae 10th st. Sc. and
Annie Tremble. 10. e25 Harvard st.
Roy Harvey g.! aSs 3tssss tss Il ;o,s ss 4 and and
Robert Philips, "a, 50 M s.; ny. n.y. and
Patricia Richers, "a l4al 33ro ST.
Harry 4iy' Todd, 70, Kenton, Del: and
Bessie Gillian 60. NsEofsfyyt New s.ytv s. Dos, 6;
20, both Of Alexandria, Va,
and Marie Hayes, is, Arlington; Va; ~
sheivie Lee, II oil ist st, s.w
Base, and Hester Barrett 81 7o7
r Portiand u. St; se,., ,ass som.r,.. nj,
NV, and Patricia McNey, 20, 500
.SS s:asis. ltqa 4asPss s' st.
olbsst ts9s Eonesrd Tones, 90. o. T Hanover st. NV.
and sally Hilton, is. 1901 saratosa
Loren rem sunday 90 and Mary Aberts. 10,
end snG ,Sas Ss'Fz nS is iss7 You You
Lincoln se s'eY eYee, es 1s4a varnum pl. ne.
and virgiia Jok; %, e600 4th st. ne:
Af saBn. safHsy Harvey aS so Reys Hyatsve M Ma Ma
Base. and Amy strous, "a, 1891 18th
N0sad' and Betty stokes, 20. i7s5 willard
James Ss; Mi Hinton. ee, 1898 columeis rd
wiiil.m ii :t niSi isStiatAe; es. 10 NJ st, nv,
and ozzie Salker. 90 "a st. NV
Evening star., 1955-05-19
ViIIunovo Alumni

The Villanova College alumni
will meet at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
in the Rock Greek Park knights
Of Columbus Lodge, Bethesda.
Md Track Coach Jim Elliott
will show football films.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
RX.15 Plant Food

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mix with water. Clean and
cosy to apply. produces omoz-
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Sofe for use on plants. veee-
tobles, shrubs. everereens,
lawns, fruit and shade trees.
W. lbs, 2.25; 3 lbs, 3.75;
5 Ibs.. 4.B.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
come in see our stock of
GARDEN SUPPLIES

Wiss Hedge Clippers, 395
Wiss hedge clippers, steel blades, topered and
shorpened to cutting EDGE Polished wooden handles,
shaped to grip easily. Blades balanced to give max
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
Max Fischer Gets
NROTC Scholarship

Max Fischer, son of Mrs. Max
Fischer of Oakmont, Pa, former
Port Clintonites, has been chosen
to receive a full four year NROTC
scholarship.
Only IA boys in the entire United
States have been chosen for the
Navy program this year. The tests
are given nationwide and the schol-
arshipes< are given on a competi-
tive basis by the United States
Navy, leading to a commission in
the regular Navy.
Max will enter Dartmouth in the
fall to study electrical engineering
associated with electronics. Leav-
ing PCHS at the end of his Junior
year, when his family moved to
Oakmont, Max continued his bril-
liant record in speech, music and
dramatics as we'll as being an
honor student this year as senior
at Oakmont. He becomes the sixth
consecutive student from Oakmont
to win the NROTC scholarship, an
honor so far attained by no other
school in the United States.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

May 6: John Rahm Jr., Mrs. Don
Bredehoft.
May z: Mrs. Virgil Frye, Emery
GieloW, Freda Fisher Berwick
Louise Lowien, Donald Ohm, Rich
ard Bloom, Jane Miessner, Earl
O'Hara, Mrs. David Jeremy, Phillip
Later, Mrs. A. T. Emmett, Mrs
William Wright, Evelyn Lesser
Karen Sue Brown, Mrs. Lowell
Leaser. Wedding Anniversaries OF
Mr. and Mrs. Don Quisno, Mr.. and
Mrs Norman Kolhoff.
May 8: Audrey Jeremy SZtuk,
Scott Reynolds, Burton Hathaway,
Mrs. Kathleen Greer, Stacey Fizer,
Ralph Swartz, DR.. C.. r. Wood, Flo
Ann Kolhoff, Mrs. Agnes Brindley.
Wedding Anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Anderson.
May g: Mrs. Arthur Rasmussen,
Rosella Azbell, George Streeter,
Eleanor Migalay Joyce Neidecker,
Mrs. Ralph Forster. Wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
E. Ernst.
Mry 10: Mrs. Eula McRitchie,
Mrs. Lloyd Simon. Marilyn Finken,
Bonnie Schoenfeld, Glen Jones,
Sharon DEWITT, Alfred Herrlin.
Anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hensler( their silver one); Mr.. and
Mrs. Thurman Armstrong, Mr. and
Mrs. Justin Buchanan.
May IL: Marie Won EitZen, Patsy
Gwinup, David Jeremy, Ross Ward
Jr., Judith Ann Stein, Mrs. Alba
Smith, Billy Hallier, David Alan
Paulsen, Jimmy Fellerath, Carl
Rupert. Anniversaries of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Bahnsen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Stout, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Mortus, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindell
Summerset.
May IL: Margaret Selgo, Robert
Witt, Gordon Dixon, Don Waters,
Evelyn MCGOWAN, Arthur thinner
man, Tommy Carstens, Kathleen
E. Nichols, Randall Buchanan of
Oak Harbor, Mrs. Miriam Gulau
Lawrence Ludwigsen, Mrs. Allen
Clemons. Wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shelter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
Put-in-Bay Legion
Names New Officers

Vernon |. Fox was elected com
mander of the ScheibleDowning
Post No. 542, American Legion,
Put-in-Bay, at the Posts April
meeting. Other officers are: 1st
Vice Comdr., Robert N. Ladd; End
Vice omdr., William c. Miller; Ad-
jutant, Gustave ]. Cooper; Finance
Officer, Frederick Wilhelm; Ser
geant at Arms, Kenney B. Chap
man; Service Officer, Nathan H.
Ladd; and Chaplain, Robert j.
Dodge.
This small but active Island Post
annually sponsors such community
projects as the March of Dimes
party, Easter Egg Hunt, Blood
Donor Drive, free Chest X-Ray, and
has built Tennis Court for use
of Island residents and visitors.