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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
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SCATTER PINS

!. Jack and Virginia Carstens have
named that new son Keith Charles
-. A Port Clinton girl who ma
jored in home &c and has been
teaching the past couple years, out
of town, is keenly interested in the
county home demonstration agent
opening resulting when Rita Cum
minis says L do" on Nov. IL {.
She'd make a wonderful home
agent, too Kids have a lot of
faith in teacher Vern Hayford .
Young Tom Abel and Dale Druyor
found an injured bird outside The
News Friday morning - it looked
like wing had been hit by BIB
and promptly took it over to
Vern because he'll know how to
fix it" and Jim Easton and
David Druyor, that same morning,
found girls photograph in a
pretty white frame on Monroe-st,
and turned it in to The News
Bride and groom Phil and Mario
Snyder Keller are in Cincinnati,
where Phil's enrolled in the Col
lege of Embalming While an
other fairly recent bride and
groom, Rol and Jackie Chapman
had California visit with her
parents at Culver City before trek
king to Miami for the start of
school Punk Cornell is home
from st. Charles hospital, but he'll
be eating soup for awhile as a re-
suit of a bad jaw fracture +.
(And there may be repercussions
in certain city hall circles as the
aftermath of the incident in which
the injury occurred Request
for beer license for a new east
end spot will be made soon {.
A strong Republican is considering
boiling the party by openly cam
paigning for Democrat Eel
low GOPers may wish they hadn't
given him the cold shoulder by
not inviting him to recent dinner
conclave i. 5. A medal for wonder
full tasting homemade bread is due
Mrs. Celia Carter, who really has
the knack -.-,.- -~-~.'-
- TRINKETs
Comes a letter from Magician
Harry Albacker, who lists himself
as "The scourge of the magic
world" inviting us to go along
when he drives the Ohio Turnpike
blindfolded We took rain
check Al and Ann Fosters
new address in Toledo will be
2701 Emmick Drive, and they will
be moving soon from their E 4th-
st residence here &. e. =. How dumb
can-you-get dept: We called Dick
Seigo captain of. the Marine Sales
bowling team last week, and it
should have been Don Bredehoft!
-. A cute little calico kitten has
showed up at the Catawba home
of Guy and Mil Lotridge, and since
their own pet isn't very happy
about having new addition to the
household, it's available to any
body who'd promise a good home
to clean, playful little cat
The Russ Budds', who have been
operating dancing studios in the
Phoenix and Tempe areas out Ari
zona-way, have a new baby son .
Talented dancer Russ, who was
with Horace Heidi for some years
is nephew of sheriff Merlan and
Katie Budd Wonder what that
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
From where I sit :. by Joe Marsh
Makes q Man Healthy,
WeoIthy-ond Tired!

From where I sit, we must have
heard million stories like that.
But they show how some people
assume their customs are the only
proper ones. To most city folks
getting up at 4:15 seems odd, be-
cause they don't do it. Just like
some people don't think enjoying
a glass of beer is "right" 80. be-
cause they happen to prefer an
other beverage and haven't walked
up to the fact that everyone has
a right to his own choice.
&e MAs4S.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
X X X

By JEAN LOCKWOOD
Abbie Neal and her Ranch Girls of the counys most
popular televsion shows have been booked to appear
person the Oak Habor Fall Fair and Festival for day
only of the four-day celebration.
Fair officials confirmed the booking this week and said
the popular teevson sweehearts would opening
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
Who Wouldn't Be !?

VINO WoutonT DC
Just about the most tickled Nom
in town the other day was Mrs.
Harold Lawrence when she opened
big box from her son, Pvt George
H. Lawrence in Bamburg, Germany
and uncovered a gorgeous gold and
white dresden china coffee service.
Not a piece of the Service-for-six
even got Clipped on its long trip
over.
Fellow workers at Loretta's,
Loretta Strickland, Doris Gill, and
Marjorie Pepon, helped Mrs. Law
renee initiate the beautiful service
with a special party at the Law
renee home. Pvt. Lawrence (his adj
dress is Co. L, 26th Inf, APO 139,
co postmaster, N. W is in infant
ry training in Germany. Saw Bar
bara Ingram when she was there
with the Denison Players this sum-
mer and plans to go to Paris on
leave soon, with intent to look
up hometown sidekick Eddie Ba-
shore who's stationed in France.
(H)EARlNGS
Hope and Elmer Clemons are
deep in house plans, and will be
building soon on the E. Perry-st
lot next to John and Bette Gaydos
The Gordon CooperS' have
bought the Clemons house A
16-year-old expectant mama has
been told it'll be twins The
Sam Wightmans' have a golden
wedding anniversary coming UP
Oct. IL, and plans for big open
house celebration are in the max
ing :. Virg Fritz, convalescing in
such fine shape after that serious
back surgery, can't bowl with the
Elks League right away this year
= but he'll do the secretary work
:. Edna and Louie Mackey's lovely
new home on Sand Road is coming
right along The Dooley Reau's
have moved from Ottawa Drive to
near Oak Harbor i. +. Wasn't that q
cute picture of little Debbie Coyle
and Brad Schwan that Willie M
took, and which appeared in the
Blade the other night? The
Howard Luebckes' got in on some
of that terrific heat wave while
they were visiting her brother ir
California And they also got
some good inside dope on Disney
land, because a relative of Mar
guerite's Sister-in-law works there
Ruth Krummel Osborn, who.
found like lot of us that printers
ink is mighty hard to get out o.
your veins, is lending a helping
hand on society stuff for The New!
and we're mighty happy to have ;
nice gal like her aboard! The
Tom Beckmans' will be movins
from Sand Road to Toledo soon -
popular Tom is leaving the state
patrol for a new job We've
never been a western fan, bu
b'golly the new TV show abou
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
The JEWEL
BOX
BY JuEL REED COVER

stream of visitors to city hall bear
ing recently received letters Gn-
quiring as to whether they have
receipts for certain funds) is liable
to lead to? Good to hear that
Mrs. John Braun is doing we'll -
she's too valuable person for us
to lose for a very long period of
time! What's cookin' with plans
for the Halloween shindig this
year? Time will be rolling around
before we know it =.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23

HERB SMITH, former Wash
ington secretary to Bob Secrest,
has returned to Marietta and
will be a factor in affairs of
the 18th District.
REFERRING to county en-.
dorsements claimed by Billy
O'Neiil. 1t. Gov. John w. Brown
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
ROBERT w. REIDER
---------------------
Reports From The
STAT
CAPITOL
BOWLING GREEN FRIENDS

BOWLING GREEN FRIENDS
of Harry Bavis, who gave up postmastership for
a rural carriers job planning all-out drive to
elect Bavs to the state board of education from Ohios
Fifth District nine-county DIR. Walter Zaugg,
we-known educator is handling the Bavs campaign.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23

reminds his followers that ZEN
dorsements aren't counted on
election night.
REP. ARTHUR H. GRADY
MILLESON, 3D., Harrison) is
toying with the idea of running
for either State Treasurer or
Secretary of State.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23

PAUL PERKINS, Stark Coun-
ty Democratic chairman, is an
ardent booster of Estes Kefauv-
er for the presidential nomina.
tion in sc. :.
NATIONAL publicity has been
directed recently at the work
being done in Toledo by John
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23

Marshall Wyatt carp is one we
hate to miss
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
THE AXLE-MILE TAX BOOMERANG

THE AXLE-MILE TAX BOOMERANG
is causing to state officials than they
care to admit publicly Lausche and COP legislative
leaders who rammed the bill through the Tooth General
Assembly know their position is virtually defense
less but they're maintaining stiff front, hoping Big
Bluff will somehow pull their chesnuts out of the poiti
cal fire that's getting stronger and stronger and could
easily be famed into major issue of the Sc cam
pagn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
EVERY DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN

in Ohio. has been invited to the gigantic Cuyahoga
County Ok Roast Sept 25 meeting of the recent
Informed county chairmens association will be held
the night before and such vital questions finances
national delegates and state ticket likely to come
up for discussion.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23

Andrews, executive director for
the COP. >.
REPUBLICANS are working
overtime to achieve a harmony
ticket" for the primaries next
ipring. biggest stumbling
block is the O'Neill-Brown
rivalry for the top spot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01
THE ToopLEs
THE EASTER STORY--s
Peter Sleeps In the Garden

After the Last Supper Jesus and his disciples Went to the
Mount Of OUes He lett the disciples to Uoit for him In the
Garden OF ehseane He took Peter and John and James
NTH him farther into the garden Peter told Jesus he woad die
Jesus said Peter ond deny before
the morning He left the three disciples to OF alone to
When he back they asleep He asked them
they could not keep GwGke hour with him. TDo
times he pent and came back to md them asleep.
This is the NTH Of IL stories Easter Each storys
picture drawn like stained glass window. You look at
church windows for ideas how to best color this series
Wiolet Moore Hssins; Newsfesurs)
Tomorrow: Jesus Ii Betrayed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01

Quincy Adams landed ut Bor-
fdeaux on April !, 177S.
s--Mrs. Franklin .. Roosevelt.
1884.
Questions on Preceding Page. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01
answers to Our Presidents

THE Department Of Health.
education and Welfare, created
by act Of April !. 1853.
g. John Adams and John
Evening star., 1955-07-03

had been told that Memphis was
ready to go right ahead with its
construction Of q power plant. In
deed. he said, Memphis people
were ready to go ahead with the
project last February. but with
held action at the request Of Ten
nesseee members Of Congress who
wanted to see what could be done
about having the iva expansion
which President Eisenhower re-
sisted.
The Democratic leader said he
believed the present determine
ton to have Memphis build its
power plant. which is expected
to result in the death Of the
Dixon-Yates contract twas a
pretty satisfactory solution" of
the whole issue.
Senator johnson said that the
public works bill, which carries
the Dixon-Yates transmission
item. will come before the Sem
ate Tuesday. He said there
might be fight on the floor over
the issue, and that there would
not be a vote on 1t until later.
Senator Kefauver plans to &c
ahead, II he can, with an inves-
tigation Of the incidents sur
rounding the Dixon-Yates con-
tract. He has characterized the
negotiation "a shocking piece of
duplicity" and o scandal. Mr..
Kefauver has been investigating
the role Of Adolphe H. Wenzel!,
. representative Of financial
agents for Dixon-Yates.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Mundt Pushes
Exchange Plan

Senator Mundt. Republican, of
South Dakota. yesterday urged
President Eisenhower to discuss
with the Russians at the coming
Geneva conference an expanded
exchange visit program.
In a letter to the President,
Senator Mundt referred to the
forthcoming visit of Russian
agricultural officials to South
Dakota and other Midwest States
and the visit of American farm
ers to Russia. He suggested that
it would be wise "to widen the
opening that has been made in
the Iron Curtain"
II think it is generally agreed
in this country" Senator Mundt
wrote, "that when people meet,
tensions are lessened. The cur
rent program of farmer ex-
changes with Russia leads me to
believe that the Soviet might be
amenable to the idea of letting
nationals from different coun-
tries become acquainted"
Senator Mundt is co-author Of
the Smith-Mundt Act, which
established the Exchange of
Persons Program in the State
Department. He suggested to
Mr.. Eisenhower that this is a
small area on which agreement
might be reached, and is one
which can lead to great and
lasting good for the world"
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Belgian Catholics March,
Decry School Aid Cut

IEGE, Belgium, July 2 R.-
Fifteen thousand Catholics pa
raded for 3la hours through the
streets Of Liege today in protest
against a government bill to re-
duce financial aid to Catholic
schools.
Police said only minor incl
dents marked the demonstration.
Two persons were reported in
jured in clashes between be-
tween Catholic news vendors and
Socialist youths, and five persons
were arrested, Four Of the ar
rests were for not carrying iden-
tification cards, and the other
for resisting police.
Socialists. who in the past have
reacted with counter -demonstra-
tions, remained quiet. They OBJ
served truce reached with the
Catholics two days ago by which
both sides agreed to refrain from
counter-demonstrations. The
truce was the outgrowth of vio-
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Seventh Day Adventists Pick
New Market for SO PurIey

holding the Bible meetings in
Takoma Park. Md. the confer
ence shifted the site this year to
the Shenandoah Valley Academy
campus in New Market.
More than 1000 are attending
the conference. which ends to-
morrow night. Speakers will be
DR.. w. G. c. Murdoch of the
Adventist Theological Seminary,
and r. Allan Anderson of Wash
ington, D. c.
E. L. Minchin, Washington
leader. yesterday told an audi
ence at the camp meeting that
"men and women are searching
for security and peace of heart
I'm their reading selection
church going and other pursuits
al, anxiety for release IRON great
pressures can be seen," he said
urging greater devotion to God
as a source of release.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

lent clashes between police and
Catholic demonstrators In Brus-
sells on March IS.
City employees were kept busy
covering up and erasing pro-
government slogans that had
been chalked all along the
parade route. however.
At the Perron Liegeois Monu-
ment, symbol of the LIBERTIES Of
the city. the leaders of the dem
onstration deposited a wreath
and made speeches.
Former Education Minister
Pierre Harmel was wildly
cheered when he declared the
government bill would be fought
with all legal means."' Predict
ing passage of the bill by the
present government majority. he
said nevertheless it would be
scrapped and real school jus
tice" done when the Belgian
people 60 to the polls again.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Employment OfficioI
In Virginia Resigns
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
July 2 (SpeciaD William Dab.
ney Holiday, for IL years ar
interviewer with the Virgins
Employment Service, retired yes.
terday.
After about 40 years of farm.
ing, he put in six years as su.
|perintendent Of q Civilian Con.
servation Corps camp at Cum.
berland Court House in the1930s
Miss Lottie Lee Houchens, g
member Of the employment serv.
ice, staff. will replace Mr.. Holla-
day as interviewer.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Diver Claims Discovery
Of Sunken Monitor Hulk

formation offices came an ex-
PLANTATION:
Corpl. Marx was not flown Eat
Government expense" He was
merely another passenger aboard
q mail plane which makes regu-
lar shuttle trips between North
Carolina and Washington.
There was no discrimination
in directing him to The Star.
The Corps suggested that he get
in touch with q Marine reservist
and public relations officers who
is q member of The Star staff.
A reporter worked with Corpl.
Marx for several days, seeking
a means Of validating his claim
of a sunken ship spotted from
the air.
An expert amateur or two
turned up, dubious of the dis
covery. One insisted the corporal
was "at least 20 miles off,"
Gets Lipscomb's Help
In the meantime, Representa-
tive Lipscomb had his fourth in
terview with Mr.. Marx. He
learned that the discovery" was
based on aerial observation only.
II don't know whether he has
found the oMnitor or not, but I
intend to help him." Mr.. Lips
comb said.
But no professional expert, Of
flcial or otherwise, has turned up
to substantiate Corpl. Marks
claim.
Meantime, the Coast Guard
from Cape Hatteras reported
that none Of the buoys which
Corpl. Marx says he placed in
the general area of his discovery
are visible. ~
Anticipating such a minor set
back, the corporal last week had
said II still have a good bearing"
on that one good buoy out Of
the 13.
Finds Many Sunken Wrecks
Corp. Marks no amateur skin
diver. He has located a sufficient
number Of sunken wrecks and
retrieved enough outboard mo-
tors of California to know his
way around the depths. He has
about $4,000 worth Of equipment,
including the aqua-lung.
His search for the Monitor
Evening star., 1955-07-03

NEW MARKET, Va. July 2
(SpeciaD The annual Bible
conference of Seventh-Day Ad-
ventist churches of the greater
Washington area will be held
again next year in New Market,
1t was announced here today ry
Clinton j. Coon. president of the
r b mac Conference Of the
churches.
Ending a 25-year practice of
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Big Cuts Seen
In Eisenhower
Budget Bids
By ROBERT K. WALSH

The DemocraticSc ontro ollie d
Congress expects to cut close to
5000 million from Eisenhower ad-
ministration budget requests In
regular appropriation bills for
the new fiscal year.
Net reductions In bills already
enacted amount to $357 million
House and Senate actually have
slashed a total of more thar
$562 million in individual items
But In other categories they have
added approximately $205 mil
lion
In the few supply measures
awaiting passage before adjourn
ment lates this month, Congress
seems likely to lop OF another
$500 million from the admins
tration's recommendations.
This was the picture as the
Independence Day recess gave
members chance to review the
fiscal legislation record for the
first six months of the current
session. Even before the holiday
started many members were dis
putting where the credit, If any.
should go for claimed savings"
in governmental operating out
ment late this month. Congress
lays for the next IL months.
The record shows that only two
of the II major governmental
supply bills passed for the fiscal
year which began last Friday
appropriate more money than
the administration sought.
Largest Reduction
Those were the $5.8 billion In
dependent Offices bill, carrying
$202 million above budget re-
quests. and the $317 million In
terror Department bill, with
about So million more than was
asked.
The biggest reduction voted by
Congress was in the $31.8 billion
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Profile of America SoIes
Hurt by Congress Critics

She said her publisher had
reported I'VE are getting re-
turns" from book dealers be-
cause Of the charges in Congress
that Profile" was dangerous"
and damaging"
The book, q handsome source
history, with 174 pictures, has
sold about 10000 copies In this
country at $3.50. The USIA,
which says the book has had q
good overall effect overseas, dis
tributed nearly 10000 more
abroad. Miss Davie waived her
retail royalties on the latter
and got a letter form President
Eisenhower thanking her for
her patriotic gesture.
81 am still in debt over the
book" she said yesterday.
Asserting that Profile" is
mot controversiai-they have
generated a controversy around
it." Miss Davie warned that @if
any subcommittee chairman In
Congress can ban a book with
out giving a reason. no informa-
ton agency can work effec-
lively"
She referred to Representative
Rooney, Democrat, of New York,
whom she blames as leader of
the fight against Profile. MIR.
Rooney. chairman of a House
Appropriation subcommittee,
said it was a "fine book for
American consumption" but
that when it comes to showing
foreigners what foul balls we
are, that is something different. /"
Miss Davie suggested that
when the Democrats refer to
"bookburners" again they re-
member this incident.
The USIA withdrew its request
for funds to buy more copies
lin March after learning Of Mr..
Rooney's opposition, even though
the subcommittee had not yet
voted. But the Senate inserted
language declaring that the
money was Ito be used for pres
entation of American Books in
Icluding Profile of America"
What the conference did was
Ito knock out the last four words.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
BY L. EDGAR PRINA

Emily Davies book, Profile
Of America" is running into
circulation troubles here as well
as abroad as q result Of the
controversy Congress members
have stirred UP about it.
Miss Davie disclosed this In an
interview yesterday in the wake
of o Senate-House conference
committee decision to deny the
United States Information
Agency $225.000 with which to
buy and distribute 800. 900 copies
of her work abroad.