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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-29
BUSINESS PROP. FoR SALE

Si6 9Th ST. NV, Open TO
p.m.-Attractively remodeled home
LIST commercial; gas heat. la
baths; suitable for home and Of
nee; beautiful condition. Sl4,95O
FRANK ". DOYLE. Owner, DI. q
1865 or WO. 62637.
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VISIT
HOMES

ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. 4-4OoO TIL Bpm. RIA. $4,000
Our seth Yr. Of Dependable Service
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Sep. din. rm.. full bsmt., ex-
pansible 2nd A.: Anchor fence lot.
Small down payment. good financ-
ing: possession with deposit For
appointment, call Mr.. Oliver with
SPARKS AGENCY. DU. 1895
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CHEVY CHASE. ND. HAMLETi 81

asO--w AsIiiNuIoN's WI. To.BE.
MuNfTY Center-han, 4-bedroou
brick. Tao baths. full basemenl
with ciubroon, attached garage
small lot Won't last lonE. UP.
TOWN OFFICE OPEN 9.a Cal
oil $3.50, THOMAS J. FISHER
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN q. PARK. 4622 Daven-
port st. n.w-Painted brk. cottage;
3 bedrms.. Ia baths, liv. RIM, din.
ell, kit, breakfast rm, rec. rm.,
patio. peh.. Gear gar. wall-to-W wall
carp. r. B. WARREN, OIL. 4-3l59
zoe
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HOUSES for SALE. Va. tcont.

RAMBLER, South Wood
ley - Brick-wall fireplace. wooded
lot, 2 bedrms.: COW. Seven Corners
BY OWNER lie 4-ASQh
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HILLANDALE - Modern 3-bedrm
brick rambler, f1repl.. screened
porch: large lot. A real buy. HUGH
T. PECK, Realtor, HE. 4-6400.
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S38.950

POC,OOV
University Park, Md.
Owner retiring. Nov
ing to California. A fine
home gre a thy under
priced. A good invest
ment because of the fine
community, good schools.
"A fully restricted COM
munity of highest-qual-
ity, private, one-family
homes. soft. living room.
12-acre level lot, lots of
trees and flowers.
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECI-
ATED, WA. 1883.
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kENSINGTON-W frame Cape
Cod; bedrms J. price. $1O.9b0;
&hnl nnWn OIL. 4.2oA1
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cHIyY cHAsE VIEW = s-bedrm
brick Colonial sep. Gin; rme full
loinlns lot available KoRzEN
DoBFER OF a.sl ~ 2
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ISEABkOOk ACRES-3-bedrm brick
rambler. full recreation-type base
ment, carport: CT approved; S16.-
| zoo; l0ee down. GRACEN T.
| SCOTT. WA. 7-O4BI It'll q
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By OWNER-Brk. home: 8 dble.
bedrms., good size liv. and din. rm.
Attach. gar; full bsmt.. attic, plus
adjoining lot: $40, 800. r. CARNIE.
1920 Cedar lane. KensinEton. Nd.
COR. Clear Brook lanel. VIII. g.
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TRADE
5 BEDROOMS

HUGE brick Colonial with four bed
rooms and bath M one bedroom,
powder room. full dinlne room and
kitchen with table SPACE on lat floor
Basement with outside exit and bath
Detached garage on q deep wooded
lot Two blocks 70 elementary
school Flower Shopping Center and
BUS. Redecorated. fel.abO.
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hUIhVILLE-S6UU down and as
sumo GI loan. S72 mo. incl every
thing for 3-bedrm. home with auto.
washer. refgr.. etc. Call Pc. 2-9263.
ROCKVILLE, $500 down. sos per
mo.---Redec. 3-bedrm rambler, cor
ner lot with fenced yard and patio
Close 10 city park; walk to schools;
near $40 National pike and new
Acc loo; conv; to NH and Naval
poss. WILL STACKHOUsE, Jr.,
Realtor, Is W. Montgomery ave,
Rockville. Md. Call Mr.. Horton,
P0 n-oRRR or no1
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
EAT OFF THE FTOOB

EAT OFF THE FLOOR
II your furniture doesn't get here
before you move in you could eat of
the floor Of this immaculate house
sparkling with fresh paint and good
housekeeping. Three bedrooms, sep
arate dining room, full bSmt, with
rec. room. Lot is large, level and
shaded. Located close to bus and
schools on a pretty street of indi-
yidual homes. North Arlington. &c.
HOLLEY REALTY
$500 Lee Highway KE. $3.50
FALLS CHURCH AREA
5000 DOWN
win get immediate possession of
this 3-bedroom and tiled hath RAM
bier; Large living room, equipped
Kitchen with eating space. Located
on 1s-acre lot with shrubs and
trees; near bus. school and shops.
M. R. Reynolds & Co.
WILLSToN SHOPPING CENTER
JE. 4-4660 q Corners JE. 2-SO67
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Murray Levine. AID. ABB
EVEc IT T-AnAS
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BUS. PRop.-RENr Cont,
Near 14th and N SITS. NV.
UNUSUAL.
STORES FOR RENT

EXCEL. LOCATION, mr.. Conn. ave,
and M--Suitable for shop or office;
approx. 500 50, II. Additional space
II desired. EN-. 2-6262.
AVAILABLE Jan. /, 1957-Mod.
ern storeroom with new. modern
| front, now occupied by q mems
SHOP in 3400 block OF Conn. ave.
This store good for ladies OF
mems apparel. Aforementioned. rea
sona5le rent, good lease. Box
Mr.; 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.,
2435 18th NV. = Heat, garage
a 1nei;i very reas' TU. 2-l41S' IL
IDEAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION,
ist: nr. large 1sse hotels ' ana mop ex MUs
trsnsp. CHAs. D. sAGER, INC,
ST. 3-4567.
CLOSE TO GEORGE WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL, 73S 23rd and 1900 II
bath. BRQDIE g. COLBERT, INC,
1881 X st. NV, MA. S-SS75.
CORNER STORE. 20x6O. on Lee hwy.
RA. 3-546l. JE. 2-2922.
BETHESDA, 7720 Wisconsin ave-
New. Arcade Bldg; store avail. /;
public and private parking; imme-
date occupancy. OIL. 2-I6S3: ewes,
OIL 2-505S.
STORE FOR RENT 400 SQUARE
FEET, AIR CONDITIONED. IN
LARGE. MODERN Sc. SHOPPING
CENTER. FOR FURTHER INFOR-
NATION, CALL 10. 2-0I51.
1917 EYE STREET NV.
Convenient and prominent down.
town location. Store 1890. with
large display window. Rental, $50.
ROBERT w, SAVAGE
514 Union Trust Bldg Ma. 5000
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AyONDALE-Four bedrms.. 8 baths,
lge. liv. rm. with frepl.. dining
rm., modern kitchen, paneled den,
powder rn., porch. recr. rnn.. maids
rnl. in bsmt.. level fenced yard.
ROGERS REALTY CO., Ma. S-09c4,
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CROWDED.

Need more room for your grovinr
family Then don't miss this 0ppor-
tunity 10 purchase q 4-bedroom. -
bath home with finished recreation
room. disposal washer. drier for only
Al 5,900. Of appraised Call today
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CHEvERLY = Ultramodern 89-foot
rambler, including breezeway and
gameroom: 3 bedrms., window-Wall
din. rm.. countryside kit, break
fast bar; lge. elevated lot. JOHN
A. VENT. AP. 10000 til pm.
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BUY ALL MEANS

See this beautiful a-bedroom brick
rambler with separate dining room
Large recreation room. beautiful
fenced back yarc Close 70 parochiai
snc puhlic schools An unusual buy
o. tfA $50
James c. Conley & Co.
p52b c. Ave-. ~. e-4lsA I'll 0
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DISK sPAcE

DESK SPACE for / or Q. Phone
ment Bide' ioc Mr. KRAFT- ME
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SILVER SPRING
S7O7 GEORGIA AVE.

New air-conditioned hinh-speed-
elevator building. Suites arranged
ITO tenants need. Strategically To-
Gated. Call WEAVER BROS INC.
DI. 7-S300. Bldg. phone, JU. 10000.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED


WAREHOUSE AND OFFICES
zoned light industrial. Md at d. c.
line. Total footage approx. II 900
4-9434.
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IKENSINGTON-Finely built and i'm
maculate, 2-bedrm. ranch home,
Lge. liv.. rm., dining, mod. kit.
Ice. level lot; CT or FILA: only
S10,950. F. w. BERENS JR. Co,
EN- o-TS0O 'til q
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ROCKVILLE, s395 cash, non-oI-
newly redecor; vacant. Owner has
left city. Assume GI loan; pay
ments less than rent. GIDEON c.
InuNCnN IN -OIr
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GREEN MISUNDERSTANDING e.
rm. Colonial: fully insulated: ex-
cellent range, refgr: fenced yard;
S11, 200. JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA,
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CHEVY CHASE: near Rosemary
be cOmpieted in one Week; ) bed.
rms, > baths; sep. din. rm,, full
bsmt. with shower; mid eos. CHES-
TER II. KELLER. Realtor. JU. D.
Zoo; ewes, Mrs. Whitfield. OIL
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

. Write down names and ad-
dresses of all witnesses, and
details Of the accident as you
see : thenl-weathe and pave.
ment conditions, street names,
vehicles involved, direction of
travel, volume of traflc.
. # your car requires towing to
a garage, get a definite cost
commitment in advance.
. Avoid involvement with any
"shyster" or ga m bulan e
chaser who may appear and
attempt to take advantageno of q
natural state Of confusion.
. When a police officer arrives,
give him the facts, Nam. but
again without admitting ita-
bility. Sober reflection and In
vestigation later may turn up
something you've overlooked.
. Lastly, fill out an accident re-
port Cor have some one do it
for you if you are ifjured).
Many states require such d re-
port within 48 hours, and you
should, of course, send acopy
to your insurance company.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

Jan Garner. Eloise Lindemann,
gy Rounds, Phil Routh, Lee Schmitt
Barbara Linger, Carol Long Vir-
ginia Long, Anna Mackey, Betty
Nielsen, Carol Nye, Jane Reynolds,
Dorothy Rofkar, Sally Snyder,
Carol Sokoloski, Koreen Stahl.
Sophomores: Joan Ballard, Bar
bara Brokate, Adelaide Busche,
Wayne Colston, Marianne Hansen,
jeanne Krawszyk, Jill Meyer, Do
lores Ohm, Carolyn ProbeI, Ronald
Malik, George Rofkar, William Sar-
tor, Gary Sliets, Dorothy Stefanac-
ci, Lanny Streeter, Pamela Thomp-
son, Archie Tunnell.
Freshmen: Douglas Andrews,
Joan Banchich, Gerald Borne, Ted
Davies, Nancy Dreher, Roxane
Florian, Linda Forster, Bob Fritz,
Jim Gardner, Judy Havener, Carole
Hazard, Kay Linger, Frank Mahr,
Henry .Meinke, David Miller, Judy
Misch, Carroll Perry, Bob Putnam,
Bill Robel, Carolyn Robinson, Peg
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

Mrs. Lyle Riedmaier, Mrs. Louis
Riedmaier, Mrs. Waadrow Radloff
and Mrs. John Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sass ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Sass and children of Sandusky
spent the day in Milford Center
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Ingram,
who have become friends through
peach dealings for the past 25
years.
Members of the Daughters of st.
Paul will hold their meeting in the
home of Mrs. John Dayton next
Thursday afternoon. This is a
postponement due to the Dayton's
Washington trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albee Gulau of
Detroit are spending a week or
better here with his mother, Mrs.
Lille Gulau, while Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Kihlken are vacationing in
Canada. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Meeks accompanied the Kihlkens.
Mrs. Charles Kihlken underwent
major surgery at Good Samaritan
Hospital in Sandusky last Monday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

two teams for the contests that
followed. Group singing around
the fire concluded the very enjoy
able evening.
David Wahlers, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Wahlers celebraeed
his 4th birthday which was Sunday
with party on Friday afternoon.
The boating theme was carried out
with boats on the cake and boat
favors.
Guests were Melody Owens, Lin
da WadSworth, Mark Cover, Mar
tina and Pamela Hannah, Jimmy
Trob and Russell Wahlers.
On Saturday grandparents, DR..
and Mrs. A. r. Grierson, dined with
the family honoring the birthday
boy.
On the childrens program when
members of the st. Paul Women's
Missionary Society held their regu-
lar monthly meeting Thursday
we're piano solos by Cindy George
and Shirley Wohlers, tap dance
by Jane Michnay, ballet dance by
Dana Rasmussen, a reading by
Nancy Radloff and vocal solos by
Sandra Hollinger and Berdena
Hostesses for the meeting were
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

Yvonne Schneider, Roger SSnider,
Kathy Twynham, Willah Valance,
Karen Wahlers, Carol Warnke, Bob
Watt, Suellen Wilkins, Carolyn
Winke, Susan Zeis.
Grade Eight: Clarence Bahs, Bar
bara Baker, Barbara Boldt, Carol
Brown, Eddie Burckhardt, Charles
Busch, Bill Dreher, Jane Duvall,
Connie Flick, Linda Fitzthum, Ar
dith Granstaff, Sharon Halick,, Ger
trude Hansen, Kathy Heinsen, Lin
da Jones, Susan Lambert, 10 Ellen
Ley, Judy Limestahl, Dee Jane
Lundgard, Atwood Mannisto, Gary
Myers, Sandra Nissen, Judy Reitz,
Joan Richey, Leroy RUmery, onnie
Schoenfeld, Carolyn Scholt, Diane
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
SCHOOL HONOR
ROLL LIST 144

IA names are on the second
semester school honor roll with
no grade below "B" in any academ-
ic subject and an average of B or
better, school officials announce.
There were 13 seniors, II juniors
II sophomores, 33 freshmen, "a
eighth-graders, and 80 seventh
graders. Making the Honor Roll
are these students:
Seniors: Sharon Anderson, Scott
Carter, Mike Elias, Patti Eurenius,
Evelyn. Gottschalk, Lois Heinsen,
Therese Leary, Cecilia Lindemann,
Karen Mackey, Charles Meek, John
Papcun, Jake Perry, Maxine Routh.
Juniors: Judann Arhutich, Judy
Bergman, Pat Chaffin, Mary Foley,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
APPLICATIONS FOR
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William H. Waldock, 29, San
dusky, Meat Packer, and Ara Lou
Smith, 25, Port Clinton, Secretary.
Rev. Perry M. Blankenship to of
ficiate.
Albert w. Woodman, 20, Rt. 1,
Port Clinton, Clerk-filer, and Nor
ma Joyce Ohlemacher, 20, Putin
Bay, Student. Father Gilbert Stop
ko to officiate.
Clayton E. Lemke, 90, Elmore,
Laborer, and Joyce M Sievert, 10,
Williston, Receptionist. Rev. Ger
aid Ferne to officiate.
John Jadwin, 38, Waterford,
Michigan, Real Estate Agent, and
Marjorie L. Thompson, %, Clarks-
ton, Michigan, Homemaker. Rev.
Hartwig Pruess to officiate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

Schroeder, Nancy Semon, vicki
Shortliff, Mary Smith. Bin Spring,
Clark Sartor, Sandra St. Clair.
Grade Seven: Mark, ,Asman, Viii
lis Bahnsen, Diane Becker, Bill
Blankenship, Janet Burnham, Bon
ME Christensen, Rogue Cuevas,
Karen Dreier, Marlene Dubbert,
Mary Lou Duvall, Donald Finke,
Peter Hansen, Karen Hostrup,
Richard Huebner, Robert Jones,
Sandra Kozlok, Nancy Luebcke,
Carol Moore, Joyce Macy, Shirley
Parry, Donna Pulschen, Peggy
Sawyer, Teresa Snider, Edith Stin-
son, Eddie Slower, Leona Walls,
Wynn Warner, Sandra Weisend,
John Wilber, Nancy Wisen1an.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

drew C. Friedericksen, filed by
Paul R. Fredericksen, Administra-
tor.
Edo w. Bergman and Alice Tab
bert appointed executors. of the
estate of Henry w. Bergman.
Will of Minnie Won Eitzen filed.
Clyde E. Foye appointed Execu-
tor of the estate OF Florence M.
Foye.
Final account of administration
of the estate of Leslie c. Brunk-
horst filed by Murland O. Brunk-
horst, Administrator.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

Fashion forecasts that the bare
look" will again be popular this
spring and summer prompts many
women to begin their suntan dur
ing the winter months. In this day
and age of sun bulbs, you don't
even have to go any farther south
than your own bedroom or Nth
to acquire that brown as a berry
complexion.
Here are two ideas for ways you
can bask meath the rays of sun
lamp in the comfort of your own
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

MIS- ftuSH hlHikeU.
Mrs. Chester Jadawisiak was in.
stalled as president for the com
ing year. Other officers, Mrs. Will
liam Richey, vice president; Mrs.
Gaylord Ttylor, recording secre-
:tary; Mrs. Richard Wiechel, cor
responding secretary; and Mrs. Or
vile Rhoda, treasurer, were in
stalled by Mrs. Richard Wads-
worth past president, in candle
light service.
Mrs. JawaWiSiak announced the
committees for the coming year
as follows: Program, Mrs Will
ham Richey, Mrs. Lloyd Dayton,
Mrs. Olaf Rasmussen, and Mrs.
William Wahlers; Social, Mrs. Cor
don Wahlers, Mrs. Robert Cover,
Mrs. Cliff Wolf, and Mrs. Ray
mond Shrock; Ways and Means,
Mrs. Robert Ahrens, Mrs. Orville
Rhoda, Mrs. Ellsworth Peters, and
Mrs. Dale Wohlers; Project, Mrs.
Richard Wadsworth, Mrs. Paul
Michnay, Mrs. Gerald Hannah and
Mrs. Charles Truman; Reporter,
Mrs. Milton Going; Historian, Mrs.
Lawrence -Florne; and Telephone,
MRS Clarence Bahnsen.
Chester Jadawisiak and Richard
lWiechel served as captains of the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

the other driver, If one is in
volved, but do not admit liza
bility. Give license number,
registration and Insurance in
formation only. &
. Don't sign anything. Let legal
authority decide responsibility
later. sA%
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
coNvENEs AT LAKESIDE

The 18th session of the North
east Ohio Annual Conference of
the Methodist Church will convene
in Hoover Auditorium, Lakeside.
Tuesday, June 10, under the leader
ship of Ohio Methodist, Bishop
Hazen G. Werner. The six-day con-
ference will bring together lay and
ministerial delegates representing
the 761 churches in the conference.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
Court House
AEMc RplEEc
NEWS BRIEFS

The County Auditor has received
the following Warrants from the
Auditor of State: $325.43 Federal
funds for Aid for Disabled; $423.94
Federal Funds for Aid to Blind;
$284.19 State Funds for Aid to
Blind; $1,000 State funds for Aid
Dependent Children; $876.24 Fed
eral Funds for Aid Dependent
Children; $4,296.28 Sales Tax
Money for Local Government.
PROBATE COURT
First and Final account of ad-
ministration of the estate of An
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

Don't move
the badly
hurt only
"a d octo r
sh o ul d do
th a I. Have
s o IN 'eone e
p h o n e for
medical as
isistance.
. Exc h ange
perth ent
d Al ia with
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

Patrol, suggests that you t0IioW
these procedures:
sAboye all, don't get ratified and
leave the scene. That's coward.
2 gly, and will lead to stiff penal
ss<szsSs ssFsssr Ffe ~,
SPull your car off the road, and
give assistance to any injured.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

What TO DO Until
the Police Come

. By Jeanne Smith, Dodge Safety Consultant !
MUCH HAS BEEN WRITTEN pubthes shout safe driving
avoiding accidents Many readers of this column how
have asked pointedg Bu DO have accident?
What should do before the police arrive?" E ar ~
My friend Col NJ Krkman of Florida Hiehwk
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
T5ANBuRY NEWS
New Gel. Officers Are
Installed At Park Barbecue
BY MRS. RICHARD. WADSWORTH
News Staff Correspondent

Fortyone Danbury Child Conservation League members
and their husbands enjoyed outdoor barbecue Wednesday
evening at East Harbor State Park
The menu featuring barbecued spare ribs prepared
and served by the social committee consisting of Mrs Mil
ton Going Mrs Lawrence Thoe Mrs Olaf Rasmussen and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

bedroom or bath. Several types of
holders, floor and wall styles, make
it convenient to use your sunlamp
daily.
Use the lamp at distances rec
commended on the package and be
sure to time your exposures. Cen
eral Electric lighting specialists
suggest that if you don't have
timer, you can always keep an eye
on the clock and set the alarm
just in case the comforting warmth
lulls you to sleep.
Evening star., 1956-12-07
Prayer Requested
For Hunquriuns

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington. has asked area Catholics
to pray for the people of Hun
gary on Human Rights Day this
Sunday.
Archbishop O'Boyle said that
before the start of mass on Sun
day in each of the SO Catholic
churches and missions of the
archdiocese, the officiating priest
will ask the people to offer their
masses "for the people of Hun
gary and other suffering peoples
behind the Iron Curtain"
Archbishop O'Boyle also asked
Catholics to continue to collect
clothes and other supplies for
Hungarian refugees. Supplies
are being shipped through Cath
olic Relief Services of the Ma
tional Catholic Welfare Confer
ence.
Evening star., 1956-12-07
Order Of AIhumbru
lnstuIIs Muhur

Richard A. Mahar of 434l
Nebraska avenue NV, yester-
day was installed as the grand
commander Of Alcantara Cara
van, Order of the Alhambra. Mr..
Mahar is an attorney and a
member of many Catholic or
ganizations here.
Also installed were John P.
Kakos, vice grand commander;
Anton G. Pigott, grand scribe
Girard v. Hemelt, scribe of the
exchequer; Stafford L. Jones,
grand chamberlain; John j. Sc
doti. master Of the wardrobe.
Also Joseph j. Spigone, master
of the oasis; DR.. Carmon r.
Naples, historiographer; George
B. Parker, captain of the body
guard; Thomas w. Long, sentinel
of the tower, and John H. Van
Week, sentinel of the desert.
Mr.. Mahar proclaimed a cere-
monial to be held Sunday, at
which time new members will be
sworn into the order.
Evening star., 1956-12-07

Isultations with engineers, econo-
lmists and other officials.
Will Visit Fairchild
Fairchild at Hagerstown is
next on the board inspection
schedule.
The air transport industry has
more than $2.5 billion worth of
the Jet transports on order or
Ion option for deliveries ranging
Through 1860.
The CAB, charged with draft
ing air safety regulations. faces
the task of revising rules to fit
appearance of the jet transport.
THE board is confident" said
Chairman Durfee, that by the
time the aircraft are ready fol
Icertif1cation there will be safety
rules for adequate protection
lof the public"
c. A. B. Expansion Due
He also said that the jet-age
picture will necessitate expan-
sion Of the Civil AeronauticS
Board operations. Such a growth
lis anticipated in the Forthcoming
budget, he added.
One of the problems is the
economics of the jet picture as
lit relates both to the air carrier
and the plane manufacturer.
Certainly we don't want to
Evening star., 1956-12-07

"a hours from home via jets
4 For the man-next-door to an
airport:
/ Noise viii mot be magnif1ed'
over today's propeller aircraft.
| Airport vicinity speeds will
be comparable to aircraft now
in use.
/ Endorsement of Jets
| In a press conference to tell OF
the recent West Coast inspection
trip of the commercial jet trans
port industry, the board agreed
the question-and-answer session
constituted formal Endorsement
of the jets"
/ Four Of the five board men,
bers rode from Seattle. Wash,
to Los Angeles in the Boeing TOT,
/ prototype of the plane scheduled
to begin flying the airways in
| october, 1858. The flight was
made at 35, 900 feet at speeds up
to $50 miles an hour into 60
mile headwind. The distance:
| 900 miles. The time: 2 hours
and A minutes.
The reaction from board men,
ber Joseph P. AdamS-"wrapped
in a fast cocoon of comfort"
| The inspection and flight
testing visit took the members
to the plants of Boeing, Douglas
ILockheed and Convair for con-
Evening star., 1956-12-07
Grocer Robbed
Of $50 by Youths

A grocery store owner told
police he was held up and
robbed of $50 last night by two
teen-agers as he walked in the
400 block of Fairmont street
NV.
Rudolph Abraham of 726
Hamilton street NV, had left
his DGS store at 2629 Four
teenth street NV, when he said
he was accoSted by two Negro
boys about $40 pm.
One held a gun. He said he
was told to give them $40 which
he did, but that afterwards they
demanded his wallet which had
$50 in it. Mr.. Abraham described
the youths as about II and 19.
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find ourselves in a subsidy stu
alton" Mr.. Durfee said.
The members told Of strides in
noise suppression devices. and
said that the board has the
assurance Of engineers that the
noise level around airports of the
future will be no higher than
that created by planes now on
the airwayS,