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Evening star., 1955-09-18

GUNS-USED
.22 Caliber single shots S12
20 Cal. Bolt action repeaters- Ia
20 Cal. auto. loads; IL shot 20
Marlin .SODL 22 .wfscope e------ Is
Remington 121 ~ pump 80 3f
Ranger ..22 hwy. bbl. target 40
Marlin 39-A .2g lever action - AZ
stevens -22/410 over under 2b
Marlin 336 30-30 lever action 4p
winchester o. 3O-30 lever SO
Enfield 5000 1porter b5
Remington 1917 30-06 Sporter9- 6h
Springfield O3 5000 sporter rs
Single barrel shotguns -- IL
Double barrel shotguns ------ 35
Lefever IL ga. 20" F8M 30
y. c.. smith II "a. dbl. 2s" I'm 6b
Winchester "a 12 ca. double ---- 90
s.sysn: tsysn: ss6 II g &c. D,,n,p Dgmp s 2a
Wards ~ 90. pump 30' ------ 80
Remington $40 20 70. pump - @2
Rsminston 20 g. auto. iSsd---- sS
Browning ~ GO. over under --- l9g
Browning 20 over under vent. 1875
Al Guaranteed
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LIGHT PLANTS

es:::s!:l s:s. !::lsss;a ss;asl;o ssoss.s.' sss:' ,ssss
J. II. oICHNER ISIS II st. NV.
LIVING NOON SUITE, 2-pe. mo.
as'l !asn IT,; dgssI' .f::s assf'f so ss9s, :s
s ssnd s7s. U1 ,.s9iS sHe after ssays . soSe s.S'
LIv. RIM. CHAIRS t2), wing and
club. Incl slip eovsrs. M. 3-G34z.
ROOM SUITE end custom.
made covers. Chippendale. rust up.
LIVING LfSlISss:' acoM 81 Ss1ssf sUiqf. a.pe.; soot
condition: very reasonable. JU. g.
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westernfield 12-ga. w/poly choke and
recoil pad - $3.50
Ithica iS-Ga. model 81 ---- 5000
Winchester. 1c-ga. auto. -. $500
Browning 12-ea. auto. v/extra bbl.
$500
Browning i6-sa. auto. w/recoii pad
5000
l2-ga. pump - 1850
Stevens 12-ga. pump 4D.6U
Drilling 3 bbl. I6-ga. over sxb7
10000
oreeneY fB-ga. double bbi. $500
Fox eterlinsworth l6-ga. double bbl.
1890
Ithica l2-gs. double bbl. 5000
Drilling 3 Dbl. 16-Ra. over 30-30
zLv.uu
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Stop in for Free winchester cstaio,

Tenders Pawnbrokers
Sales Co.
EST. 1911 elS d Ct. NV.
ROLLAWAY BED, innerspring mat
tress' like new: $40, Nlsctric range,
cheap. MRS. CLAUDE HUFF. 701
N. @. ave. s.e.. Apt. No. /.
RUGS az. ext2. Oriental destgn
rugs. brand-new. never used. value
MAJ L:is5'5f8'asss s5a 8ssr. r. ii,ds 3 .. GSs: sa.
Evening star., 1955-09-18

WELDEkS, new or used LINCOLND
for sale or for rent. EARLBECK a
WELDING AND CUTTING OUTFIT.
$135 value for S65. GICHNER.
25I3 NJ st. NV, EX. S-3527.
never used; cost S136, best offer.
MRS. ADAMS. .Ju. 9-7531. Ia
IL light wooden. double
hung. one 10 light twin. wooden
double hung. complete with screens,
81 each: OIL. 6-44ee; RE. 7-is20.
wiEE Viii SRsEEScoRDER. webster Model
S1-1: good cond.: reas. Phone ST.
3-4124 Monday. 10
WONDA CHAIR with all attsch.
ments, new, $40 or best ofier. LU.
OF USED coMPREssoRs
See Mr.. McNey, MEADOW GOLD
PRODUCTS CO.. 1887 d Ut. sc.
PVT. sALR-Moving from trsdi.
tional to modern home: furnish.
ings incl. antique lsvabo, Beder-
meier game table. needlepotnt-cov-
cred din. I'm. chairs and piano
bench. Many other items. sale
from 10 amt pm. Sent. Is.
10. at 1900 Brandywine st. NV.
EN-. 3-1SS6. u
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Is. ALL 8 ROOMS OF BR.
NEW FURNITURE
ONT,Y SC3Q
FURNITURE
FROM MODEL HOME

NEW EURNTTURE BEING
cLUDES LIv. RM.. DIN. RIM,
BEDRM. EARLY AMERICAN
sP r. EAD 8 AND DRAPEs:
DIR: OUT RIVER RD., 2
BLKs; PAST qoLDsBo-
ROUGH RD, I EFT AT
MERRIMACK SIGN TO OPEN
HOUSE. HRS, 1875 Pm.
MERRIMACK PARK.
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oFTIcE E6UIFMENI

/ sounS9sseariiSSsar S9saiiSa ASisls smsNs sol, sl1o: b
Z. q. BOZ s0S, b. q. 10. 7-eSa7 !.
dssfS chairs. nies. sdS,ns ~ Inssshinss,
Ak clearance pfices. nA o-6600. .
Evening star., 1955-09-18
REFRIGERATORS
We. NZU eNch. bT. 3-I7BS. Il
REFRIGERATOR
FREEZER
CInSEOIJTS
CLOSEOUTS

Entire stock must be moved Of new
1855 Frieidaire. GE Philco. Cros-
ley, Gibson. Admiral refrigerators
refused. All new and fully guar.
Free del free service. Open ewes
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY co,
10th and II NE. u. 3-9062
REFRI0KRATORS
Apt size, sealed unit guaranteed
Large choice from S26.
ACE JUNK co.
Evening star., 1955-09-18

Stevens 30, 80 Model ses sss.oo
Mauser 800 Savage wIscope.
Carlo Stock $500
i ixI T.! as$snss;sis ssss; r., .s,,a.' zs:SS
Remington .2b7 Roberts, GUS
tom built w/scape and Red
EsSlnsssss. s,s5S Sss. .so.s.l Mode, .. $3.50 $3.50
'a'. trisssr - 80, 80 1000
scope and stith Masters
hssd-earvsd stock 1880
% Muster auto, to- ~ ~. 1000
.5s..So cal. --~..---S"o- wv. .'0 aa.So
Evening star., 1955-09-18

22e0 Georgia Ave. NV. HU. 3-z421
REFGR., General Electric, o II.
$40 or best offer. 3212 Minn. ave
-s.e., IU. 2-560s. --1S
REFGk., General Electric. Miscel
items. Reasonable. Call betw. Z
a.m.-11 am. Sum- II. 4-469l.
REFGR., 11ta-cu. 1T. .Frigidaire I'm.
periai '55 Cyclomatic. Model CIV.
lis: freezer at bottom; new. Just
won. List price. $48g.9b; vii
REFGRs.-Good unclaimed refgrs..
$3.50 up; auto. washers, dicta.
phone and cutter. AD. 4-37S0. al
REFGR.. Admiral Dual-Temp: frees-
er compartment. Masic Chef gas
stove: excel. cond. Call Mon, be-
for 2, DE. 2.1s36.
REFGRS.. beds, bureaus. etc.: room
ing house Of 20 rooms closing out
leaving city. DE. 2-S203. --21
REFGRs.. used. $3.50 up; guaran.
teed. deliv.: ge. stock ACME
-CIZOR machine freduc-
ingl. Perfect condition. 500. LA.
RIFLE, new winchester. Model 20,
348; 500. 10. S-5266.
DIET EC.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAYS; w 1.r I.ma1 1.s ga gsE gsIHY: asy;
tric typewriter. late models only.
Special rates for students: Free
delivery: Call Ex, 3-4533. ROYAL
LTbpEEs,W LTHsTMslWFzzEFL ,WzFLf0rrE foi aEMovEsRs. fs
a%S TnsslSssrSws sop dsl,vssS r AfPEoSskR Ne sssss
BULLDOZERS, leaders, generators,
mixers pumps. Ford tractors. fn-
TOOL 4 EQUIP. Co. Ju. s-6ssl.
CHAIN SAWS, wall paper steamers
paint sprayers. electric star drills.
sanders tall kinds. seaIers, WAKES.
pants. FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY.
WO. 6-0b2S.
Evening star., 1955-09-18

rAPE RECORDER, Webcor, slightly
tx. s-7Too. Ext. rs.
fAPE REC0RDER. 1855 model; /
Elliott addressograph, Underwood
portable typewriter / Rex duph-
Gator. l BMI punch card time
clock; all late models with COM
plete accessories. Call AP. 7-2702
TAPESTRiEs, hand -psinted. So BY
90; grand opera subjects. I'm.
Evening star., 1955-09-18

RugS-Oriental Pattern
0sia sia So :aa 4s s sHlo sa5o sss oss.s To- ss: &C.
equally low prices. MAYFAIR. 1875
u st. NV. ME. $-4424.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
TARPAULIN

Used; Is o.: mtldeW proof. water
proof, &c "a. it.; suitable for hay,
bldg. material. construction job,
truck bodies. etc. 2613 n q. n.va
TELEVISION, l6-in. RCA console.
double door. Ia. 9-3222. La; d
rHHiLiEiy1iIsIoNs, new 1856 models. II
you have cash and want terriflc
deal, see US now. PARAMOUNT
CO., 2202 Ga. ave. NV. Free park.
TELEvISIONS-Late models with
lge. screen; used; fully guaranteed:
will sacrifice at fraction Of orig:
price for cash. Brand;new Nv
Cali ewes. til o: Sun. 10-4. JU.
5-033B. SILVER SPRING AP-
PLIANCE WHOLESALERS, 91S Sill
yer Spring ave-. Just behind the
firehouse. u
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NEW FACTORY CARTONS
RIOCK'S

1746 Lee Hwy. ia. 8-s7OO
TOOLS. Master mechanic's. preci-
sion, In cabinet. Phone EN-. q
r6SEs dSiS; EIti END 7aSSsj 7aaSSsSjrraENr-oener.l
contractor retiring from business
has varied inventory Of power.
grinder, drill. hammer. planer.
lock mortieing Inasains' % SKI ssiii saM' a,,s
ladders. signs mics. hand tool,
Ell everything At one time. cali
TOOLS %; S'to.ici 10 Craftsman wood shap.r
with de luxe bs-h,p. motor and
stand; cost, SEQ; VII sell f9r 80.
% pIsner. with M-h.p. motor. stand
and switch; cost. SIS; win sell
for $40. Or both for 500. RE.
TofSoxr, S1fSu1x Navy; removable lining;
never worn: sise 80 regular. EN-.
rioMsosE. TsoshSo1sE Conn. v.ry. soed send.:
lor st.. Apt. 8, Arl.. Va. IA. s-6S2s.
|rRoMBoNEs. brand-new. with case.
$50; customer parking doors
away. RELIABLE JEWELRY, &22
TnbmIrP gsb q P.v o64krf hA; s.elfa M Brand new.
Sold lacquer. Only $40, RATNER's
MUSIC STORE, 73e 18th st. NV.
TRUMPET, Conn. brass LACQUER nm
fish: good cond.: with carrying case.
S4b. UN. 4-7766 after . pm.
ssizsLr fsstiisLE DsEaWtnk fSSss G2cHASdk assz
|TRUNk. almost new. Baine steamer
frunk. S36. Cali WO. $3.50. EM.
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EN-. s-ee77
-FTTRNTSHINCS

Dsop-leaf table. like new, SEQ:
breakfast set. SIS; breakfast tables.
$3.50; odd chairs, ": cabinet, 90 20:
beds, SIS; couch, good cond.. $40;
Easy chairs. $3.50 up; platform
rocker, $3.50; rockers, 81: coffee
and end tables, $3.50 up: book
cases, $3.50: lamps, pictures. mir
rors, 81: highchaif, 81. Many
other bargains. See our nd under
"a Antiauss 3Rsln 3RSns sanasy 4is L cap- xss:
itui st., Ii, 4-96SS.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
GAS RANGES
TABLE TOP, APT. SIZE
REcONDTTIONED. GUARANTEED
ACE JUNK co.

2220 Georgia Ave. NV. Hu. 3-442l
GASOLINE ENGINE, AZ h.p. BYiggs
g, stratton, lust rebuilt; $50. Call
Evening star., 1955-09-18

Open Monday and Friday sveninss,
terms. Free delivery over $50.
EI1rnif11ro Mart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-04

The priests turned Jesus Ponus PLATE Roman
They said he guilty of blasphemy
he was the Messiah PLATE said he found fault Jesus
went out and asked the crowd he should release
custom to release prisoner at Passover The
to cruelty Jesus and turn loose robber named Barabbas PLATE
washed his hands show he bamess the
He turned him over to the soldiers to be cruc6ed"
This Is the seventh of 10 stories Easter sorys picture
Is drawn like stained glass window You look your
churchs windows for ideas how to best color this
Carries he Cross.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02

town chairmen. Booked are: Dec. l.,
Allen-twp volunteers; Dec. 6, Port
Clinton volunteers; Dec Z, remind
er typing workshop, Port Clinton|
volunteers; Dec. IA and 20, Oak
Harbor, Graytown, and Port Clin-|
ton volunteers.
More than 100 volunteers have
helped so far. Anyone interested
in participating may contact the
Seal Sale chairman in their rel
spective community.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
cod Needs
Accountants

An urgent need exists at Erie
Ordnance Depot for accountants,
GS-5, at an entrance salary of $3.50
a year.
All competitors must qualify in
a written test and must have had
three years of progressively re-
sponsible experience in accounting
or auditing work which involved
the knowledge and application of
generally accepted accounting and
auditing principles, theory, and
practices.
Interested persons may apply by
completing Standard Form 81, Ap-
plication for Federal Employment,
which may be procured at local
Post Offices, and submitting to the
Civilian Personnel Office at Erie
Ordnance Depot.
Other than this position, said
Commanding Officer John Phillips,
no other hiring is being done.
Neither is there any reduction of
force in view.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02

will combat the prevalence of COM
mercialism in preparation for the
years most sacred day.
The bumper signs are available
from members Of the Holy Name,
which comprises all men of I'M
maculte Conception church. A sup
ply also is available at The News
office. You may have them free,
or make 10-cent contribution
which will help defray costs of the
project.
The Holy Name Society, just re-
activated, is headed by Fred Hen
bricks as president, William Sala
as vice-president and secretary
and John Jadwisiak as treasurer
Although it is less than month
old, the Society has already work
ed with the church Altar Society
in collecting some 1000 pounds of
warm usable clothing for overseas
relief The cartons were packed
Monday night.
The 1855 Keep Christ In Christ
mas" project may be the fore.
runner of a greatly enlarged pro
gram along this same theme by
another year, if present plans of
the Holy Name Society materialize
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
Volunteer Work
Helps Campaign

Volunteer work has played an
important part in the 1855 Christ
mas Seal campaign now underway,
said Gretchen Claus, executive sec
retary of the Ottawa-Co Health and
tuberculosis Association.
80 women did mail preparation
of the nearly 1000 envelopes of
Seals in 212 hours Typing work
shops, using typing rooms Of two
high schools, are arranged for the
letters and follow ups. Posting
workshops have staffs recruited by
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
6 cod Workers
Get Cash Awards
For Suggestions

In ceremonies held last week at
Erie Ordnance Depot six Erie en-
ployees were presented with checks
by 1t. Col. j. l.. Holley, Jr., Com
manding Officer, for their safety,
time and money saving ideas.
Rewarded were Franklin A.
Frontz, Lester G. Sherry, Forrest
L. Ringeisen, and Donald C. Spen-
Ger, artillery repairers, Port Clin-
ton, and Nelson c. Dornbusch, ar
tillery repairer, and William r.
Young, welder, Oak Harbor.
Mr.. Frontz received $40 for his
suggestion which concerned the
use of flexible oil line from the
replenisher to the counter-r>coil
cylinder on the 240 MN howitzer
and 8" proof facility mounts. Esti-
mated savings for one year are
$341, IL.
A safety award of SIS was pre-
sented to Mr. Sherry who suggested
a cradle for forkliftS for handling
120 MN MIC recoils making the
entire handling of recoils more
stable.
Mr.. Ringeisen also received SIS
safety award for a cleaning tube
with cone for deslushing gun tubes.
The suggestion concerning the
modification of the turning fixture
of the 155MM M6A2 recoils from
shipping position to mounting posi-
tion won Sis safety award for
Mr.. Dornbusch. This modification
eliminates the necessity of one
man and performs all arduous
work by mechanization.
$192.07 is the estimated savings
for Mr.. Young's suggestion which
concerned the use of an auger for
cleaning out bumper bars on 80
MN and 100 NM bogies. Mr.. Young
received $40 for his suggestion
which increases efficiency and
morale by ,augering through the
dirt rather thar. the slow process
of poking the dirt loose.
The use of spacer in place of
the silver or aluminium rings and
the packlngs when determining
settings for the stuffing box fol
lower and the piston nut of the
los MN Hol>itzer Recoil Mech
anisms earned $40 award for Mr..
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
STATE BANK CO.
INCREASES ITS
STOCK CAPITAL

Walter d. Meyer, president
of the Oak Harbor State Bank
Company, has announced that
in keeping abreast of the
growth of the community and
the growth of the Bank, the
Capital and Surplus of the State
Bank has been increased from
$15O,00O.00 to $20000000.
The increase in the capital was
through sale of additional stock in
the bank to present stockholders.
This increase in the capital struc-
ture of the bank was authorized by
the Federal Reserve System and
the state banking department.
The last increase in the Capital
Structure was in 1852, when it was
increased from $100,00000 to
$150,00000 The State Bank is both
pleased and proud of the total AS
sets of the Institution, as they
now exceed $4,0O0,000.0O.
It is the aim of the officers and
directors of The Oak Harbor State
Bank Company to offef to the peo-
pie of Oak Harbor and neighboring
areas complete banking facilities.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02

They Were Thankful
1t Wasn't Worse!

Thanksgiving Day saw three
patients treated in Magruder
hospitals emergency room.
Eight-Year-oId kathY Andrews.
Route 2, fell against chair and
suffered nose contusions. Robert
Atwood, seven, 517 Madison ST.,
suffered burns on the arm when
he was hit by the metal shade Of
a lamp which fell. Robert Ma.
thias, 36, 90l Kentucky Ave-,
Fremont, suffered a compound
fracture and decorations of the
right hand when he was hit by
a gun handle while working at
EOD.
Dale White, six, NJ. Railroad
ST., Oak Harbor, spent his
Thanksgiving with his leg in q
cast. He suffered fractured left
leg in fall from a see-saw at
school the day beforehand.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
Keep Christ In Christmas
Is Reverent Project Of Men
In New Holy Name Society

Keep Christ In Christmas is the objective of reverent
project being undertaken by the newly reacvated Holy
Name Society of Immaculate Conception Catholic church
Bumper signs imprinted with the plea, supplied by the
ganizaton available to motorists Window pacards
will repeat the four graphic words which the Society hopes
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02

More than half of those who die
from tuberculosis are men over 40.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02

The largest number of tuberculo-
sis cases are found among men.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
Karis Stahl lin
Winning Quartet

A Phi Mu sorority quartet of
which Port Clintons Karis Stahl is
member emerged as all-campus
champions in the second annual
Barbershop Quartet Sing at Bowl
ing Green State University. After
being judged tops in the women's
division, the Phi Mus were chosen
by audience applause over Sigma
Chi, fraternity mems champions.
Both winning groups will appear
on WSPD in the near future. Karis
and her associates got individual
trophies as we'll as one for the
sorority house. Daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. R. j. Stahl of Harbor Rd.,
Karis is making an outstanding
record at BIG. She has been invited
to join third honorary society,
Kappa Delta Pi. In addition to a
heavy scholastic schedule, she
serves as counsellor 1t Kohl Hall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
CHEST x-RAy
Unit COMING

A public chest x-ray survey will
be conducted in Ottawa-co Dec. Is
1917, the Ottawa County Healt>
and TB Association announces. In
addition to the general public, the
U. S. Gypsum Co. at Genoa and the
Genoa school, including seniors
and athletes as well as all person
mel, will receive this service.
Here is the schedule for the
mobile x-ray unit:
Dec. Is: Genoa public, Am. -
school and U. S. Gypsum, PM.
Dec. Is: Elmore public, AM. =
Oak Harbor Public, PM, till 9.
Dec. II: Port Clinton, 10 Am. to
9 PM.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
B 0 W | | N C
Vacation Lane House League
BY Milton Caniff

TEAMS: House, three from
Younkers; VFW and O. D. Payne,
two each; Gem Boat, three from
Matthews; Dink's, three from Port
Inn
TOPS: R. Klotz, Younker's, 1872,
144213: $40.
LEADERS: E. Vangeloff, $40; R.
Hollingsworth, 503; R. Hauser, 500;
K. wilkins, 506; V. McClory, 542;
B. Clemons, 202, SIS; M. Taylor,
534; F. Robron, 511.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
Help Of Blood
Donors Is Sought

Appointments are being made
for the next Red Cross Blood col
lection which will be in Port Clin-
ton Friday, December 8 at the Elks
Hall Lodge, West Perry ST., from
10 a.m.to 5 pm. Those who have
received appointment cards are
urged to return them promptly,
and all others who are willing to
lend a pint of their blood are
asked to call Mrs. Ralph Roose,
1901, or call the Red Cross office,
6941.
Local doctors will be on hand to
assist the Red Cross personnel in
this collection, in addition to a
number of local volunteers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02

YOUR PET'LL COME HOME
after his finder sees your Lost Ad
in THE NEWS! For an ad-writeII
dial 5271 or 7945.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02

Spencer. Estimated savings are
S17664.
Other members present for the
ceremonies were Major Marion E.
Schertz, chairman of the Incentive
Awards Committee, and the follow
ing supervisory personnel, Carlton
Nelson, Leroy lines, Paul Martin,
Port Clinton, Norman Morse, Neal
Shadoan and Milton Depner, Oak
HarbOr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
ACCIDENT

Frank Wright, 46, 625 Elizabeth
St., Toledo, sustained knee injury
Tuesday when his car skidded and
hit a pole near the Winnes home
on Sand Road. Deputy James Ellen
berger investigated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02

Do You Know Your Blood Type?
Be blood donor Dec. 9, EIks Club,
10 am. TO a p.n.. and you will
learn your blood type.
Evening star., 1955-11-01

facilities at the home. Extensive
|remodeling Is going on. too. %
that soon 50 children can be
accommodated. Housed in the
new wing win be q dental labora-
tory. 5 physio-therapy unit. 9
room for medical examinations
and i room that provides an
observed play area for children
under psychiatric study.
The international ball, set fol
lNovemher 10 in the sheraton,
Park Hotel. IS being given fol
the benefit Of the home. to hell
raise the $4,000 stili needed Il
finance its expansion program
The ball win be sponsored b,
the Laurel Race Course To cele.
Ibrate the running Of the Fourth
washington, d. G.. Internationa'
Race. the next day. Veterans
DAY.
Mrs. Eisenhower and Vict
president and Mrs. Nixon head
1.-The list Of patrons. who include
Evening star., 1955-11-01

members Of the diplomatic corps
Working on 3 voluntary basis.
DR.. Frederic o. Burke. chief Of
|pediatrics st Georgetown uni
|yersity Hospital. Is the medical
director Of the home. assisted
Iby = rotating star Of SIX pedia-
Itricians who are volunteers. too
lDr. Robert 3. sullivan. who i,
also pediatrician, acts IS con-
Isulting psychiatrlst. Additiona,
medical care Is provided bs
lfourth-year medical student;
from Georgetown University who
live in and give intern care.
Mrs. Annahelle Kent, tls
homes administrator, heads /
lstaR including Miss Marian
Euler. director cf nurses: Mis-.
Dorothy Klhnert, medical social
worker. and Miss Jean Phelps
director of recreation. Others on
the staff are nurses. practical
nurses. and nursery aides. 81
There isa nursery aide training
Evening star., 1955-11-01
and help him to walk

sfenetn ana nelp nun 70 walk
again.
The homes Oldest tenants are 6.
The Youngest are infants.
They are children who are re-
covering from serious Illness.
oftsr co,n,,l,e.ted S. n,,trit,o,,sl
Evening star., 1955-11-01

program at the home. while stu
dents from wilson Teachers COL
|lese are among the 50 volunteers
who come there each month,
some to help with recreation,
some to sew. some as clerical
workers.
Every day. ali day. Is visiting
time. with parents encouraged
10 feed. bathe and dress theil
lcllildren.
Parents learn here. too. thai
love. completely indorsed b.
modern science. Is the most In.
portant medicine Of ali.
Evening star., 1955-11-01

Another child Is Lawrence,
who 1t the age of 1s months, has
ALREADY recovered from tubefcu-
llosis. including tuberrlilar mea-
ainsitis. for which He was treated
INT Glenn Dale Sanitorlnm. since
the home doesn't take children
with infectious diseases, his III.
IheTclsl0sts was arrested com
|pletely before being brought
there last July.
Vigorous little Lawrence. II Is
believed. win he one of the very
few who win recover from tsiber-
Icular meningitis without any
central nervous system residuals,
such IS permanent blindness or
| deafness.
He Is being given special
medication and care st the home
now 70 bring him back 10 flaIl
Evening star., 1955-11-01

Dromotic black lacquer end tobles
with tile tops, trim duol-purpose
units with storage space to stosh
oWoy your linens ond conversation
pieces like the cordovon mahogany
cocktoil table with its cleaning
wheel Of ground glass for top ...
stonding Up proudly On thot lux
urious WolI-to-wol! Competing that
you con buy Just now for only
SlO.88 squore yard completely
installed. Terrific2 You BET, and
just q hint Of Whot's il store for
you when you shop Wm. z. MiIler's
55th Anniversary Sale.
Evening star., 1955-11-01

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