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Gen. De Linures, So

PARIS, Mar. 3 (P).-Gen Fran
co.'s Gonzales de Linares, So,
former French commander in
Northern Indo- China. died last
night in Baden Baden, Germany.
He had been in a hospital for a
week suffering from a serious
disease" After his return to
France in May, 1858, he became
inspector general Of French in
fantry.
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Dr.. Harold J. Kersten,
Biophysicist, Professor
BY the Associated Press

CINCINNATI, Mar. 3.-Dr
Harold j. Kersten, 56. widely
known as a biophysicist and a
professor at the University of
Cincinnati for % years, died
last night at Holmes Hospital
after cerebral hemorrhage.
DR.. Kersten gained distinction
through his X-ray' work on
viruses, bacteriophage, seeds,
plants and small animal life.
He had contributed extensively
to scientific journals and held
several patents. among them one
for a photo-electric device for
measuring blood pressure in
mammals.
DR.. Kersten is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Dorothy Meader
Martin Kersten.
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Hit Mettlnrtaitt
GENTRY, WALLACE D. In loving

GENTRY, WALLACE D. In loving men,
father. WALLACE ae 5. SON. aEMfRYs SSf1eYst xRo sho
departed this life six wears ago to-day
God knows the way, He holds the key.
He guides US with unerring' hano
Some time with fearless eyes we'll see:
Yes. there. UP there, we'll understand.
Not now. but in the, coming years.
1t may be in the better land:
we,ll read the meaning Of our tears.
And there. sometime. we'll under
Mo1HER. MRS. IRENE GENTRY; SON,
AND SISTERS.
our dear mother. MARY NJ. GooDLoW.
who passed away fourteen years ago,
March ), l941.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget,
But time SO far has only proved
HER cHIbRES n1fa ES 4!E1 EEriR HSu AND rs PAUL
JOHNSON, CARRIE E. sacred to the
GARRIE ,oHNsos 9T sssy Who oeefsd e us 0a
teen years ago today, March 3. 1910.
She heard the voice OF Jesus say,
Come unto Me and rest today"
She hardened to His command
MRs ed HoV1Na ~ is JosEPH Ans a5nd LEON
AND MARY v. BRAWNER.
JONES. NELLIE Y, In memory Of my
dear mother. NELLIE v. JONES; who
sdfepaISted this life five years ago today.
Five years ago you left us
But YOU are not FORGOTTEN, mother.
HER Ry i9oSs nSyoTHb h9 1oSfd H9g pest
Z MILES. AND GRANDsoNs.
K0ONTz, ROY A. In loving memory
A. KOOETZ. who passed away two
years ago today. March 5. 1858.
Two years have passed since that sad
s When @ lns one ne, we love loved was called away: ,,,
Within oMT ,tIa hearts r - he still stll lives
IGaRsN GRNisT. Tifi AND 1ftzAREiA FAMIIY. AM e!N
LOMAX, ANNA H. In loving memory 81
our dear mother. ANNA H LoMAX. who
today, March 8, 1914.
You left a beautiful memory
But rH9 to iS' US, who loved ar and lost YOU, SS
Your memory will never grow old.
HER CHILDREN. Pearl LoMAx.
sfaM s2RHFqf{AM EoMAK RIcHAHRs9f 4H6MSs koMHH M5L
LSMAS orS oi AnA NY beloyed % ANNA n 2VhH HopGi %sn
| LOMAx who left me eleven years ago
today. March 8. 1914.
| The years may change from year Ia
| year
| And friends from day to day:
! But never Will my beloved AIMS
Memory faoe away.
Rest. sweet soul. rest.
Deyotedly loved.
| JAMES r. WARD.
IyTTS D0p1I In Io,,ino ,,o,orr- ~
~ %; nnph AZ ES whn ~ ~ ~,
y away ytfi three ea Years J. ago 5 today. IN March % )
1,o.".. ,,,o NJ, uo ro,o- r,u,
Wa ,ooG gou, vo Fo ,S.p NC % lovs van s,,,,
| WMe foreu - -Sou ;tien rosh s yVe e'ia
As "l IN tbe hour YOU PASSED swSy
Ms cannot m mt topret you noS 10 we ir,ena
| We think Of you always and viii tc
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. JAMES N
L1LES; SON MLAhiGLEE Lax y; LfLES
GRAEDDAUGHLEk SMEND0L1N- I
| BROWN. REAL-GkANDShlLD
MADDOX. CLARENCE II. In loving
me|9ry 1i our dear father faith GLARENSst Ar ss
seventeen years aso To-Day. March o
1888.
His life Is beautiful memory. memory
az In sunshine Of perfect peace.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Ven often Q cord Of fhonks In
The Stat meets o aesd which con
hordlS be solved In any Other woy
Not only 10 il o sreeious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
flerol tributes but also eourteously
oeknovledses the services and. kind.
nessss Of the many to whom per.
sonol note Of thanks connot well be
mailed OF whose aomes and I'D.
dresses are not known Insertion Of
O card OF thonks moS be orronsed
By telephone to The Stur ST 5000
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Upper ChilIum Library Unit

The Upper Chillum Library
Association will meet at 8:15
o'clock tonight. at 2106 Wood
berry street. Riggs terrace. to
discuss plans for construction of
library in the area.
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William R. Lupton

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. Mar.
8 (R.-William r. Lupton. 46,
Mayor of Niagara Falls from
l948 to 1881, died yesterday.
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I'm Mrntnrtaiil

cANNADY, MARCUS JAMES. In men,
DRY Of our dear husband and father.
MARCUS JAMES CANNADY. who de-
parted this life ten wears ago today.
March 5. 1915.
Gone. dear father, gone forever.
How we miss your smiling face:
But you left US to remember
None on earth can take your place.
A happy home we once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still:
But death has left loneliness
The world can never I'LL.
HIS LOVING WIFE, MABEL r. CAM
NADY: SONS. MARCUS. Jr.:
TERs, DOROTHY AND EsTELLE
CANNADY.
CHAPMAN. CLARENCE A.. In loving
memory of our dear father. CLAIR
ENCE A. CHAPMAN. who passed away
seven years ago, March .. t94S.
You are In our hearts today and always.
We say a loving prayer
That God will bless you. dearest dad,
And keep you In His care.
HIS LOVING DAUGHTER AND son.
IN-LAW, AGNES AND HARRY
MOORE
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BROWN, MOLLY. Mrs. Louise Mont
fly extend their sincere thanks and
Appreciation to the pastors OF the
Metropolitan Baptist Church. neighbors
on e.s ;srsss and snas ans rs Sr ss r sna d
ths, passing Of their late sister, Mrs.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

Will SELL for 81, ZOO less than market
terry; or viii trade for good second
trust notes up to $4,000. Box 423-s.
JOB sALE-4 .Ites in Tort Lineol9
i",s ion ssisi n sale. ''. AS. s:siio. S e-s''
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kUNEN, ABRAM. Members Of Gen.
R Nelson A. Miles Camp. No. !,
!: g.: ! u
KUNEN. Interment Arlington
,a1 Car
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March ., 1855. at her residence. 5ii!
3Sth st. NV. KATHERINE WHTrTY.
mother of Vera Alma and Richard P,
Whitty. jr. Friends may call at the
Chevy Chase Funeral, Home, 5l03 Wis
eonsin ave. NV, where services will
am; thence to the Blessed Sacrament
Cnurch. Western ave. at Quesada st.
NV. where mass will be offered at
10 am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
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Tuesday. March l., 1855. at her resi-
esnss 30 flSt st nw M1LLlS5NI GENT
War II and member of Of the Jane
lulu, Hawaii: sister OF Mrs. Ruth Allen
Of Patterson; Calf: II, Col. H, g.
s. J. Sharp Of El cerrito, Calf. Friends
may call at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2g01 I4th st. NV, on Thurs
day March 4 from IL noon. until 10
pm. Services and interment private.
WORKMAN. sALLIE POWER. On Tues.
near Ashburn. Va. sALLIE POWER
WORKMAN. wife Of the late Clinton
Thelma P. workman of Washington.
D. c.; Stanley J, and Vernon NJ. Wort;
Mrs. Bette Myers. Of Arlington; Va.
Remains resting at the Colonial Fu-
burg. va, until pm. Thursday, March
3; thence to her late residence. Fu-
neral services at Q pm. Fridav. March
!, at Mount Hope Baptist Churcn.
Arcoia. Va. Interment church ceme-
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WILLIAMS. HATTIE L. A tribute Of
my my dear vile. HATTIE L. WILLIAMS,
who passea away eleven years aso to-
CHARLES W. WILLIAMS.
WILLIAMS. PEARI. 2. In loving mem-
who departed this life eight years 40
today. March ,. i947.
Her ssneros.ty, and and kindness will
fENtsJ Or, J1ssEEssR N. AND NOR
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EDGAR 8. Members of the
Association of Retired Police
men are hereby notified of
the sudden death of our late
brother. EDGAR s. WALLER,
on Monday. February 2S.
1855. Remains resting at
the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
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WHITE; JOE H., On Sunday. February

a5, 1855, al st. Albans Il YIJa5E IT HE
H. WHITE of 1906 Murdock ave.
st. Adams. Long Island N. Y, beloved
husband of Mrs. Novella White and
brother of Charles and Presley White.
are invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1432 You ST. NV. tparking space
available). where funeral services will
be held at 1880 pm. Friday, March
4, the Rev. Earl Harrison officiating.
Interment Arlington National Cemeterv
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100-FOOT ALL-BRICK RAMBLER
ON 2 BEAUTIFUL ACRES WITH STREAM

Located coming neghbohood Of
similar rambs loving neighbors this
consists Of large bedrooms spacious walk-in
lights. 212 ceramic tiled baths hall
with bultn
with disposal dishwasher.
leading
Clothes with
fully tiled hobby room partly finished very large fully Tiled
with Westinghouse
Acoustic sd cens In recreation study daylight study
Denesred doors hrclshoH so-sa water heater oyered
dows oer9okins beautiful ye% front lot 5o wide
line driveway and border one side spcmen towering
the Of the
house q and
century-old
asparagu berry bushes
others $4,000 with liberal financing
Road 500 Cedar
Call OWNER JE. 2-1s3s. house; Ex $3.50. once ~ "
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18th and K sts. loca-
tim. 1000 So. It. of air cond.
space, avail, on long-term lease
H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th st. NV. MA. $500
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QUIET BEAUTY
Lovely setting with trees galore,
3-bedroom brick rambler, dining
T.: kitchen has GE dishwasher.
DISPOSAL. refrigerator; full
walk-out basement, storm windows,
screens: close to schools. churches.
Transportation; first-class area;
$40. 300 viii consider GI or FHA
Contract.
c. M. HALEY, Realtor
JE. 2-7s44 Ewes. Fleetwood 4-7034
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AUTO REPAIR-Body shop. blds.,
small or lge., D. c. or suburban.
Rental basis. UN. 4-004o. IL
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STORES FOR RENT

23I4 Ath ST. NE, suit. any busi-
ness-20x45; full bsmt., dble. ga
rage; reas. RA. 6-4430. lis
E st. at 9th NV.
Former loc. OF Potomac TV Co, who
moved to corner. Next door to
Weschler's Auction. Large store,
low rent. M S-S6y6. lis
l8th AND r NV; S11G-2O by 90
IT.: 5000 residents within 3-biock
radius. NO. T-39g0 IT,
THIS CHOICE LOCATION is sur
rounded with young families--with
growing needs and ready cash. Suit
able for children's wear. shoes. I'm
gerie, linen, sport goods. Only store
IN block front OF successful mer-
chants with chain supermarket
u7x50). flreproof. Double show
windows. Parking front and rear.
Fresh paint; move in at once. Go,
see 1923 Lee hwy. W. MONT
GoMERY. 1850 Lee hwy. IA, -
.Ox6O. in shopping center. in larse
colored populated section. Ideal
for BAKERY OR HARDWARE
STORE; reaS. rent. SIDNEY 2.
MENSH q CO., INC, ma. s-6440.
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INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

7-UNIT APARTMENT BLDG, brick
construction. practically new: ideal
North Arlington location. Excellent
return. Priced at $4,000. Call
IA 5,9400. BETTER HOMES
SMALL BRICK rooming house with
minimum responsibility: across from
Supreme Court Bldg. Ii. 4-9647.
1Ss
WILL TRADE valuable equity in
LII acres. commercial ground. on
Rte. 21l in Fairfax at Kamp Wash.
for D. c. commercial or apt. bids,
or as part payment thereon. LU-
THEIR L, MILLER. EN-. 2-5957.
iii0 CLIFTON ST. Nw.-4 apart
ments, $l7.500. Completely redec-
GRATED. 4 apts. 4 baths, 2 sleeping
rooms. Excellent rental location.
Good terms to responsible buyer.
Vacant, Mr.. O'HaZza, TIE. 6-2430.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO, l224
=, ,,,n ldth St; n;Ess ;Ess,AAD0,, AZ, 4sgooS;
family bldg; total rents, S34l mo,
furn. Asking S24. 500. M. PAUL
HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV, NE. s.
NORTH t1eTi CAPITOL ST., mr.. oallstin iis
Two 3-family bfdEs.; hsmt, rents
$50; 1st f., 500 and End A., $40
in each. iOoss rented. Only Si7,.
M. PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th st.
NV. ME. s-4100. lis
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LetSInK DEPARTMENT.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
Realtors Since 1906
IA 18th st. NV. Ma. s-2346
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BuY

HOUSE, one story: 2 bedrms.. suit
able for retired white couple: in
d. C.. west r. C.. Park and north
of Cathedral ave. BOX COX. Star.
WILL PAT top dollar for houses;
.. c. or nearby Md. ST. $3.50.
Ewes. Mr.. Curro, ~. 9-l3s2.
HIGHEST CASH OFFER on proper
ties. in "a hours. MR.. DELE, 10,
2-06S3 or ST. 3-352O,
YOU DON'T HAVE TO LIST! We
will buy your home for all cash; no
commission. no charge for yalua-
ton. We have purchased over
100000 In property since i946.
Our reference-any title company.
JOSEPH KINSKY Realtor, ST. g.
63ll; ewes, OIL. 4-5574. lis
MODERN. CLEAN, . or 8 bedrm.
home. In good Sc. or nearby p. g.
Co. area. Have substan. cash. MRS.
cox, LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-1}6S.
ALL CASH FOR NE. or Nd. homes
or will sell for you with most IA
rorable terms. CO. 5-S293. lis
HOMES. TOP PRICES. TMMEpi.
ATE SERVICE.
BAUcOM REALTY, REALToR
Ma. S-i260. Ewes, RA. 3-3003
80
LET Us SELL YOUR PROPERTY
d. c. or Nd. Free Appraisals
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tceas., T,

DIRECT FROM 0wNER-Two det.
:af:. tore S'aii se. g. g. sss Ss.:O TO- a. sesss 81;
NORTH car. AND GALLATIN-
THEY built. 2-family: brings IN
J. J. OcoNNER. OF. e-Is5s. lis
2e0 UPsHUR st. N.W.--store and
. rooms: open Sun. 5 TIN 8 pm:
Ist commercial: ideal for business
caH caH RG. RInt ta-sssa. EN- IS. s.sss4s. s9sn'
responsible we'll
to-do parties to form syndicate to
purchase and develop finest, and
only large tract elose-in resi-
Dental Ssntisl sTounHI ,,,I.,. in Ms.ontsomsr, st
and ewes. Mr. LebIing. OIL. 1865,
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. $3.50.
SPACIOUS l7-rm. house. remodeled
into 8 complete apts.: $4,000 in
come; avail. for less than 2 times
sn1gsi sFTH tH6knsos ms, ~ 200 "a cash 17ss Elsa
$4,000 NET INCOME LAST YR.,
fincome tax ngureO. Going busi-
ness, Md, 35 mi. d. c.: excel.
bldss., beaut. mod. house. fully
equip. and stocked; $3.50. 900. Mr..
OLSON. WO. 6-7029.
100 so. Fl. COMMERCIAL on A.
lane hwy. Va. Trailer court, res
taurant, grocery store. Very profit
able. Appraised at S125,000: real
estate and business for quick sale.
$4,000. Mr.. OLSON. WO. 6-7029.
la-UNIT APARTMENT BLDG. CON-
GRESS HEIGHTS. S.E.-Det. brick.
heating units, Annual income. SI0.-
628. Price reduced for quick sale:
will trade for acreage or CONNER
eial ground. Call Miss Zaker. FE.
3-3669.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th St. NV. AD. 4-2005
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1900 ! SO. FIT.
73-ft. frontase on. main NV. thor
ougEfare; entr. oh 2 levels; 252-car
parking lot, adj. leading chain
KASS-BERGER, INC.
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lilo F ST. N.W.-Double suite Of
450 50. It. at $40. Also single once
of 25S 50. IT. at S37. Excellent
beauty shop. manufacturing repre-
sentative or display rooms. Call
Mr. Phillips. SHANNON & LUCHS
Co, 724 14th st. NV, Ma. S-23i5.
eO25 R. I. AVE. N.E.--Three rooms.
pvt. lavatory and shower. excellent
HE. 4-67lS for appointment. --a1
DUPONT CIRCLE, GEORGETOWN
AREA-Ideal contractors or reps:
Arm. suite; will divide; newly
redec.; free parking. Ho. 2-3o05.
OFFICE SPACE AVAIL. in cony, To-
fassa f5ss, Sa' slss spsIS psISlns avail Ms NA g.
conditioned; l,500 50. #: Of open
floor space; suitable for almost any
type of business. Call EN-. S-o93s.
IDEAL EXEC. OFFICE. OPP. May
flower Hotel; attract. furn.. car
eestsd' ess Ex greens; soasi, receD' seFv. ins
SHARE 4-RoOM once suite; 2 large
rooms: X and 18th sts. NV. loca-
4Sso BETHESDA AVE. Beth.-Air-
conditioned ofices, End floor, ALTI-
MONT ms, .In RRos;' oL, e-3s9s, .9,s,o - 80.
ss5 sn other ST. d.,IS.sie Ss At oee sse
Wired for air cond. Good parking
area. ST. 3-5530. -23
5-RM. OFFICE 400 So. ft.p. shop
ping center. SPA Piney Branch
rd., S65, Parking. JU. 5-430s,
SUITE OF 5 RMS, list f.. corner
Columbia and Ontario I'd. NV.
sssst ses Saurs i95S columSis fSa',s Sd
,5.S Rh siS4.i sf. NEAR X ST. N.w.-Bssu- Ias
tiful End floor space completely
redecorated. New asphalt tile floor
and fuor lighting fixtures. Approx.
Fsaasfed sa r. FRONT owenr earFaRfs R Sisd.
and air condition, Heat furn. va
cant. Excellent for. trade assoc.
real estate offices, lawyers, insuT-
ance CO., etc. Reas. rent. Consult
leasing dept. SHANNON g. LUCHS
co. Realtors. 724 l4th st. NV.
pRoMfNENT Roi SlISap' CORNER H ST. NE
Entire End floor containing approx.
4,l00 50. IT.. all open space. Plenty
natural light. Asphalt tile floors.
huor. lights, equipped with air
cond. Excellent for associations, in
surance cos, art or secretarial
scnOOiS. Low rent. vacant. consult
leasing dept, SHANNON a. LUcHS
SSo-' So-' Realtors. ssls 724 l4th st. n.w-
ARMS APT. BLDG. Is.
Glebe rd near Arl. blvd Only 2
spaces approx. 1000 SO. II. each
left in this beautiful new bldg.
Heat. water and air cond., furn.
Suit. for insurance CO., real estate
office. doctors. dentists, finance CO.,
etc. Ample parking. ReaS. rent.
Immed. possession. Consult Mr..
Jenkins, SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
Realtors. G24 14th ST. NV, MA.
S-2345.
DESIRABLE 18th and K SITS. loca-
tion. 1000 So. It. of air cond.
space, avail, on long-term lease
H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th St. NV. MA. $500
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

and 2nd commercial
A. M. ROTH CO.. RE. 1880
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POMPONIO
QUIET BEAUTY

.'vIRG1NIA's REALTY LEADERS"
2222 Wilson Blvd, ia. 7-o66o ~ 0
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GI-$13,6O0

Con, snaP sGlP'i i.s. Il |: !. slis'iSs. 4 ns..A
Has SEP. din. Im.. Nv, rn; With
rm.; fun bsmt... inelosed porch,
equipped kit. plus washer, s.W.
doors. Nice lot with trees.
Miller Real Estate
IA. 7-12o3 IA, B-2444
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

WHEATON COMMERCIAL 'FRONT.'
ING .sf on Gee Gsorgia aaIn AVE- i9Sng Gysr 10000 :
able for offices. Call today for
information on this choice location.
terms to suit. MODERN REALTY.
10. 4-5450. lis
INDUSTRIAL GROUND, close to new
Kenilworth hwy. on Tuxedo rd.:
level corner lot. approx, 10000
So IT. Priced below market. UN.
4-0265. OWNER. lis
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BETHESDA = Modern Limestone
front. 16x85 IT,, block from Hos
Shoppe: GOOD retail spot. near
Giant store and Safeway; ressona-
bic rental TO satisfactory tenant
RI sTIMeoN. Realtor. Ma. g.
= ooe0. lie
NE. MARKET, choice location nov
operating as wholesaler. retail pro-
Nh. KoHRN. 10. s-sssa4 .iter FER
pm. Ii
WANT A STORE ON p sTREEre
We have o terrific deal on rental
and store fixtures for you. Beauti-
fui modern store, with Q show
windows: size approx. Is II. by go
IT,. plus 2 rear rooms. Vacant. Inn
med. possession. Consult Miss Nor
rison. leasing dept, SHANNON 4.
LUCHS CO., Realtors, T24 I4th
st. NV, MA. S-2345.
1918 n ST. Nike. well located
store. adaptable for any purpose;
asking $3.50 mo. NJ. PAUL HAM
NAN, 732 18th st. NV. NE. s.
400. lis
2f52 18th ST. NV. next to Am
bassador Theater at 18th and Col.
rd-Store. 6-rm.. bath apt; car.
Key next door. 1850, Rent asked,
S225; even better. buy L on easy
terms. Eyes. OIL. 6-3a0S. L. T.
GRAYATTE. Realtor. Ma. s-0f53.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
MAIL DELIVERY
HERE SUNDAY

Christmas mailing is heavy but
the load is going along smoothly
at Port Clinton's post office, post
master Verdi Won Thron reports.
Ten additional helpers are being
put on, most of them college stu
dents home for the holidays. Reg
ular city carriers will remain at
the postoffice, sorting and casing
their routes and the boys will re-
peat the shuttle" type of delivery
again this year. There will be mail
delivery Sunday if the load of mail
warrants, and two or three deliv-
cries day will get out the mail as
fast as possible.
Parcel post has been exception
ally heavy. The delivery truck put
in seven hours service last Sunday,
clearing away big incoming load.
Stamp sales we're heavy at an earl
ier date than usual this week.
Rural carriers came in Monday
loaded down with mail. Stamp and
parcel post windows viii be open
til 4 Saturday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
SEWAGE PLANT
OPEN FOR PUBLIC
INSPECTION sun,

Port Clinton's new sewage treat
ment plant will have open house
for public inspection Sunday after
noon, starting at 1880. The public
is invited to visit the plant and
see how it operates.
From 1:30 on, Superintendent
William Crohen, members of tle
Board of Public Affairs, and the
operating staff will be on duty to
conduct visitors through the plant
and answer questions.
The citys 30-day ''break-in" run
of the plant ended last Friday. and
it is now ready to be formally ac-
cepted by the city. There will be
no dedication. A plaque, now on
order, will bear names of Council
members, Mayor and other peril
nent facts.
Final construction cost of the
three-phase project was $500, 143. TO
project engineer William Hoenstein
lOJu OOuIiClI uCSudy nISHl dS Ilt
appeared for his final accounting
$625, 900 was ear-marked for the
job. After purchase Of needed op-
Grating or housekeeping" equip
ment is made, balance will go into
bond retirement fund.
Mr.. Hoensfein said full equip
ment is installed, and all is going
smoothly. "lt is pleasing TO see
the operators put in such whole
hearted interest and take such re-
sponsibility," he said. "its fhe best
I've ever seen in a plant of this
size"
A request for a supplemental
budget of $29,733.50 for the plant
TO cover expenditures from the
sewer rental fund for this year was
approved. A total of $46, ,026.96 in
sewer rental revenue has been re
! ceived.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16

er, Jr, president of the Ford
Foundation. and said public an
nouncement would be released to
the press at 6 pm. Monday.
Addressed ito the executive Off
Ger of H. B. Magruder Memorial
Hospital tn e telegram said:
Trustees of the Ford Foundation
have authorized a program Of
grants to assist the nations ,yolun-
tary non-profit hospitals in improv-
ing and extending their services to
their communities | am privileged
to inform you we believe your hos
pital is among those eligible to re-
ceive a grant in the tentative
amount of SGT 200 under this pro-
gram. A letter with full details
will follow"
Miss Specht said the hospital
submits full records and financial
reports to the American Medical
Association, and expressed belief
that the need of the local institu-
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
REV. BLANKENSHIP, GEORGE FREEH
APPOINTED BY MAYOR-ELECT

Mayor Elect George TeWers We'd
nesday appointed the Rev Perry
NJ Blankenship to six year term
on the Civil Service Commission,
and named George Freah to two
year term on the Planning Com
mission.
Mr.. BIankenship, rector of st.
Thomas Episcopal church and ac-
tive in civil enterprises, will re-
place DeWolfe Perry whose term
on the Civil Service Commission
expires. Mr. Freeh, foreman at the
Standard Products Co., replaces
Solicitor Elect Lowell Petersen on
the Planning Commission.
Other Civil Service Commission
members are H. " Frederick, four
year term, and Keith Montgomery,
two year term. On the Planning
Commission are William Timblin
and Frank Quisno.
Appointment to the pcSsce pen
sion board is still to be made.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
LARRY LUCAS is INTERNATIONAL
REPRESENTATIVE FOR CIO-AFL BODY

Larry Lucas, S. Madison ST., ac-
tive in union circles here since
1916, has been given temporary
appointment as international rep
resentative of United Stone and
Allied Products Workers of Amer
ica, AFL-CIO.
An injection press operator at
the Standard Products Co., Mr.. Lu-
cas- received the appointment from
Lewis R. Lowry, international vice
president and director District 3.
Headquarters of United Stone and
Allied Products Workers are at
Barre, Vermont.
A hard-Working member of Local
497, UAW-CIO, the Port Clinton
man is secretary-treasurer of the
Maumee Valley Citizenship Coun-
Gil, and has an outstanding record
of service with the local Union.
His first Union affihation was with
United Stone when he worked at
the Kelly Island Co., after attend
ing st. Joseph's school at Marble
head and Danbury-twp school. He
served three years with the Infan-
try and Combat Medics, most of
the time overseas, and was non
commissioned officer. Returning
from service, he went with Stand
ard.
He has been active in veterans