Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 24

Friday, October 4, 1957 GREEN BAY PRESS GAZETTE It seems the eminent William Herschel, LL. life on the moon. The headline appeared in the New York Sun of Tuesday, Aug. 25, 1835, and for the rest of the week the inhabitants of old New York couldn't get enough of the story. There was only one thing wrong.

'Great Moon Hoax' Was Sensation Century Ago Newspapers Have Come of Age Since the New York Sun Pulled Leg of Its Readers In the glorious, if somewhat flamboyant, days of pioneer American journalism, the story would sometimes take the newspaper by the tail. Looking back on those fabled days of journalism when fact was sometimes fiction, an AP newsfeatures writer found the great newspaper hoax more than a century ago.) By TOM HENSHAW NEW YORK IP. -The headline said: "Great Astronomical Discoveries." And, indeed they were. star-gazer Sir John Frederick F. R.

had discovered story sold fast and well in Paris, London and Glasgow. Scientists Get Brush Yale University sent a deputation of scientists to New York to study the "Journal of Science" originals. Locke and the Sun shuttle the nosy scholars from office to office until they returned to New Haven in bewilderment. The good ladies of Springfield, it was reported, wrote to Sir John Herschel inquiring the best way to transmit the gospel to the lunar heathen. The man-bats were Sir John's last great discovery on the moon.

The next day, reported the Sun, the astronomers carelessly left their telescope facing east and the rays of the rising sun burned a grippling hole in the reflecting chamber. Exposure of the hoax was not far behind. The thing was getting just too big to keep secret. Kept on Buying Locke himself, possibly in the top room of the Washington Hotel, happened to tell a friend. The friend happened Ito work for the Commerce.

And that eminent daily nojed to be feuding with a lisher of the Sun. The reading public the fact that it had ted with rare good one stoned the Sun ter still, readers kept it. When the paper two years later its was 30,000. Journal of publisher happenthe pub- accepted been hoaxhumor. No office.

Beton buy- was sold circulation Groh-Ragen Nuptials Planned for Oct. 19 LENA (PG) -Mr. and Mrs. Carl Groh, Lena, Rt. 3, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Dorothy, of Green Bay, to Clayton Ragen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Audrey Ragen, Oconto, Rt. 2. The couple will be married Saturday, Oct. 19, in Our Savior Lutheran Church, Lena.

Both are graduates of Lena High School. JUST FOLKS The Old- Time Plays By EDGAR A. GUEST am tired of these comedies musical, I am weary of opera bouffe. I am sick as can be of the problem of three Worked into an up-to-date play. I am bored by the hero who's loved by The wife of another; and Oh, I am longing today for the old-fashioned play With the old-fashioned father, who's set in his way, Commanding his daughter to go, With the mercury twenty below.

won't quit the book I am reading Or move from my easy arm chair, Or take time to see, howe'er clever it be, The play of an ill-mated pair. The wife who is faithless disgusts me; Her morals I'm certain are bad. But I would go to view the old play that I knew, With the son coming back as the mortgage falls due, To save the old home for his dad. Though it took every cent that he had. I am weary of plots that are problems, I'm sick of these musical rags, And I'm never amused when a dance must be used To bolster a story that drags.

I long the old-fashioned sweethearts Whose troubles all close in Act Four When the lost will appears, and the mystery clears And the villain cries "cur-rses," and then disappears, When the hero shows him to the door And everything's lovely once more. Classified Display Classified Display STADIUM SEATS Only $198 While They Last! Hurry Hurry Hurry See the next two games in comfort. UNION SALES CO. 409 N. Adams HE 7-1574 ZONING ORDINANCE NO.

10-57 AN ORDINANCE Rezoning Certain Property Located on the East Side of Military Avenue Between West Mason Street and Western Avenue from Suburban District to First Business District. THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Chapter 15.01 of the Code General Ordinances of the City of Green Bay, together with its Zoning Map referred to therein, is hereby amended and corrected in the following particular: SECTION 2. The following described property is hereby rezoned from Suburban District to First Business District: The Southerly 300 feet of the Northerly 411 feet of that part of Lot 12, C.L.A. Tank's Subd.

of P.C. 2-9, W.S.F.R., described in Volume 314 of Deeds. Page 401, except that part described in Volume 320 of Deeds, Page 375. SECTION 3. The Zoning Map of the City of Green Bay shall be corrected to conform to the above amendment.

SECTION 4. This ordinance shall not take effect until a public hearing is held thereon as provided by Section 15.22 of the Code of General Ordinances of the City of City of Green Bay, and the adoption and publication of this ordinance. Dated at Green Bay, Wisconsin, this 1st day of October, 1957. Approved: OTTO RACHALS, Mayor. Attest: CLIFFORD A.

CENTEN, Clerk. NOTICE TO THE OWNERS OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF HOWARD. BROWN COUNTY, WISCONSIN: Lot Six (6), Block Four (4). Lot Five (5), Block Four (4). Lot Seven (7).

Block Three (3). Lot Six (6), Block Three Three (3), Lot Eight (8), Block (3). Lot Seven (7), Block Two (2). Lot Three (3), Block Two (2). Lot Six (6), Block Two (2), Lot Four (4), Block Two (2).

Lot Five (5), Block Two (2). Lot Four (4), Block Two (2). Lot Six (6), Block One (1). Lot Five (5), Block One (1). Lot Four (4), Block One (1).

Lot Three (3). Block One (1). All in Salscheider Plat, and Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter Section Nine (9), Township Twenty-four (24), North of Range Twenty (20) East. The Commissioners Sanitary District No. 1, Town of Howard, Brown County, Wisconsin, have made a final determination of assessments against the above described real estate for the installation of sewer and water improvethe 24th day of September.

property, at ments benefiting said on 8:00 o'clock p. m. Sanitary District No. 1 Town of Howard. By RAY RODAER, Clerk.

9-27-10-4. Obituary Albert--Funeral services for Harry R. Albert, 74, 142 S. Roosevelt. held who this died afternoon Tuesat First Presbyterian Church, with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Findeisen-Greiser Funeral Home handled arrangements. Carstensen-Funeral services for Mrs. Lawrence Carstensen, 69, 1494 Cedar who died Wednesday, were held this morning in St. Willebrord Church, with burial in Fort Howard Cemetery. Malcore Funeral Home handled arrangements.

Zoch- requiem high Mass for Mrs. Francis Zoch, 73, formerly of 315 N. Greenwood who died Tuesday, will be sung at 9 a.m. Saturday at St. Mary of the Angels Church, with the Rev.

Cornelius Liss in charge. Burial will be in AlCemetery. The Rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock tonight at Findeisen-Greiser Funeral Home. Notices Monuments 2 ALLOUEZ MEMORIAL WORKS MOVE TO NEW LOCATION 1509 S. Webster SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON FALL SETTING We will not be undersold.

J. H. Peters Monument Co. Flowers Opposite Fort Howard Cemetery: FLOWERS- -For funerals, weddings parties. Attractive bouquets.

Also plants. GREEN BAY FLORAL 1263 Shawano. HE 7-1238 Personals ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GREEN BAY GROUP WRITE POST OFFICE BOX 574 -A-PRAYER-FOR A BRIEF SPIRITUAL REFRESHER DIAL HE 5-8889 ROSARIES MADE Repaired and Parts. HE 5-4372. VAN BOXEL OIL HE 7-2841 IF NO ANSWER CALL HE 5-7242 WEDDING INVITATIONS 2-day service.

Raised printing, stationery, napkins, thank you cards informals. Advance Printing. 317 Pine. HE 7-1051 Special Notices MOST FOR YOUR Money in news, pictures, features: the Milwaukee Journal! We deliver to your home daily or Sunday. Phone Charles W.

Morrison, HE 5-1045: Donald Ault, HE 2-4350. ROAST CHICKEN DINNERS Served Sundays $1.25 Fish fry on Fridays. Special occasion reservations accepted. BIG JIM'S RESTAURANT 1921 Willow St. HE 5-1604 IN OBSERVANCE OF THE JEWISH HOLY DAYS L.

Schuster Sons 428 N. Jefferson WILL BE CLOSED TODAY AFTER 5 P. M. AND ALL DAY SAT. Lost and Found 10 LOST- -Fender skirt on E.

Walnut St. last Friday off '51 Cadillac. Reward. Finder call HE 7-1616. LOST BLACK.

WHITE AND BROWN MALE BEAGLE. 216 QUINTON. HE 5-2884. Lost and Found 10 LOST -Pair of waders while duck hunting near Gun Canoe Club. Call HE 2-2340.

LOST- -Girl's glasses. Blue rims in blue case, Saturday night downtown vicinity. Reward. HE 5-8249. Services Business Services ALL WOOD floors sanded, sealed waxed Free estimates Gallagher Floor Sanding ED 6-6149 ALL MAKES of washing machines.

vacuum cleaners. irons and roasters serviced. Good Housekeeping Shop, 1364 Main HE 2-8868. CLOG--SEWERS SINKS? Call TWIRL CO HE 5-8864 Free estimates Day- Night Service KEYS MADE EXPERT SERVICE MARTIN HARDWARE 1221 E. Mason St HE 5-3493 Rentals Sales Service Chain saws.

water pumps. portable electric generators. HOMELITE. 203 S. Broadway HE 7-7172.

Landscaping 12 FERTILIZED BLACK GROUND, cinders, manure. Leveling. Mike Maloney, HE 5-2096. BLACK GROUND. 5 yard load $6.00.

sand fill $3.00. Clay fill, gravel, crushed stone. Excavating and grading HE 2-3795. Louis J. Nier.

BLACK GROUND Direct from farm, $7 load. Sand fill, $3.50 load, concrete gravel, $8.50 load, pit run $7.50 load, crushed, $10 load. Lee Patterson Trucking. HE 7-3729. BLACK GROUND- Fertilized 5-Yd load.

$6 Cinders, sand, clay filling, mason sand, gravel. Leveling. excavating Burton Bitters. 5-1843 FOR SALE Fertilized top soil. $2.50 per load or pile; $5.00 1 load delivered.

Art Hockers, De Pere. Rt. 2 RICH black garden ground. $7 per load, fill sand $3.50 per load Filling and excavating HE 2-5444 HE 7-1644 Alvin Pierquet LANDSCAPING- Complete Home and Industrial Landscape Service Lawn Building Soddingning and planting WETLI LANDSCAPE SERVICE- Bellevue St.HE 7-6523 ROTO-TILLING, PLOWING AND LAWNS SEEDED HE 5-2804 TOP SOIL. LAWNS EVERGREENS $8.00 per load.

Willems Landscaping. ED 6-8605 Cleaning 13 CARPETS, RUGS, furniture foam shampooed at home. Quickly dried. Low cost. Estimates.

5-3517. RUG CARPET AND FURNITURE CLEANING. HE 5-8638. PEERLESS RUG CLEANERS Tailors 15 ART'S CUSTOM TAILORING Tailor-made clothes for men or Expert alterations, 320 N. Washington HE 2-4660.

Dressmaking 16 HATS MADE TO ORDER. ALTERATION DONE IN MY HOME. HE 7-3393. Septic Tank Service 17 LARSON'S BADGER Complete Sanitation Service 421 Mather HE 2-4836 A-1 SEPTIC TANK CLEANING HOMES $10 CLEON STORDEUR HE 2-6345 or 2-3268 Building Contractors 19 ALVIN HARDTKE. BUILDER New homes or remodeling Plans drawn free.

Over 30 years' building experience. Will save vou money! HE 2-7224. BASEMENT EXCAVATING. grading and gravel, stone, black ground Free estimates Ed Kocken, Route 2, West De Pere ED 6-8654 CARPENTRY, ADDITIONS, garages, remodeling, repairs. Contract or time and material.

Welter, HE 7-6691. LOUIS BASTEN, general contractor. Complete job of house raising and straightening. excavating a basements. masonry, concrete.

carpentry work Leaky basement. steps and chimneys repaired All remodeling fobs Free estimates. 325 Henry HE 7-4769 FOR CONCRETE WORK. masonry, porch steps. house straightening and repairs.

Al Kaster. HE 5-1432. MASON AND Cement Contractor Block basements and porches chimneys, driveways and floors William Van Boxel HE 7-4942 1326 Grignon St. WAIT BEFORE YOU build that home or cabinet! Experienced Claude J. Burkel, Oneida, Wis.

Dial 115 (operator). 4-F-22. Painting, Plastering 20 PAINT NOW -PAY LATER. Budget Payment Plan. No Carrying Charge.

LOWE BROS. COMPANY 524 Main St. HE 5-6647 Storage and Moving 26 MOVING STORAGE PACKING CRATING Experienced handler. Careful. efficient.

We move anything in U. S. or Canada through our affiliation with Aero-Mayflower Transit Company LEICHT'S 123 S. Bdwy. HE 2-8632 Soft Water Service 27 Water Softeners-Own or Rent YOUNG'S SOFT WATER 215 N.

Chestnut. HE 5-1244 Masseurs, Baths 35 Hydrotherapy Vapor Baths, Massage LE ROY HEALTH CENTER 119 N. Monroe Ave. HE 5-6176 Employment Help Wanted, Female 37 Bookkeeper or Stenographer wanted. Please apply in person.

Bertrand's Sport Shop. Bookkeeper Stenographer to work in Milwaukee. Salary will be based on Excellent working conditions with many company benefits. This is a wonderful opportunity for the right girl. For interview call HE 5-8838 and ask for Mr.

Rehbein. Residence phone ED 6-9200. CAPABLE COOK'S HELPER, ALSO SHORT ORDER COOK AT ONCE! SHRIMP SHACK. HE 5-6543. BOOKKEEPER for doctor's office.

Experienced preferred but not essential. Salary open. Write Box R-54, Press-Gazette. EXPERIENCED girl or woman for light housework. Must be able to cook.

Live in. Own room, bath and TV. Cleaning woman employed. HE 2-0080. GIRL TO WORK in Grocery store, days.

Apply in person 1063 Shawano Ave. GIRL FOR CLERK IN GROCERY store. in person De Leer's Food Market, 1595 E. Mason St. LADY TO WORK in home for aged.

May stay or go homes after hours. Call HE 2-5475. MAID to assist with general housework, live in home, located in Allouez. On bus line. HE 2-5661, or write Box R-58, Press-Gazette.

NURSES' AIDE WANTED One who can live in. Salary, room, board. Apply Odd Fellows Home, 822 Grignon St. Help Wanted, Female 37 ONE WAITRESS, between hours 11 a. m.

and 7 p. 5 days per week. Apply Vollmer's Lunch, Velp Ave. in after 2 p. m.

No WOMAN DISHWASHER wanted. phone calls. Blue Room Cafe, Apply person 109 S. Washington. WANTED HOUSEKEEPER 25-50.

for Write Catholic rectory. Age Box R-42, Press-Gazette. WAITRESS WANTED. BROADWAY COFFEE SHOP. 314 DOUSMAN.

YOUNG LADIES 18-26 (3) Young ladies free to travel America's winter resort areas. Travel expenses paid. No experience necessary. We week. train you.

Average $103.50 per Parents welcome at interview with Mr. Watson, Hotel Northland, 9 to 5. Friday and Saturday. Help Wanted, Male 38 A NATIONAL CHEMICAL CO. wants man to call on dairy farmers in Marinette and Oconto Counties.

Salaried position. No collections deliveries. Sales experience or farm background helpful but not necessary. Write for interview stating qualifications, to R. J.

Seroogy, West De Pere, Wis. ATTENTION! A phone call to HE 7-1682 between 6 and 9 p.m. only, will tell you the story of one of the best direct sales jobs in the country, Full or part time. We furnish leads. Auto Mechanic Wanted Steady employment, paid holidays, vacations and many company benefits.

Apply in person to CUENE BUICK SALES 701 George De Pere BAKERY SALESMAN RETAIL ROUTES No experience necessary, all employee benefits. No lay offs, above average pay. Uniforms and equipment furnished, 110 investment. Apply or call RO 6-2322. OMAR BAKERIES 720 Desnoyer Kaukauna, Wisconsin EXPERIENCED Displayman by a leading Department Store in Fond du Lac.

Wis. Salary $100 a week. Vacation with pay. Group Insurance. Sick Benefits etc.

State qualifications first letter all replies strictly confidential. P.O. Box 509, Fond du Lac, Wis. EXPERIENCED FARM EQUIPMENT SALESMAN Do you want to change or better your present position or increase your earnings? Perhaps haven't done sO because you may have thought you might have to start at the bottom again, If so, here is your opportunity to step right into a top sales position with the most aggressive company in its field. We need experienced agricultural wholesale salesmen, but we will consider any qualified man who can adjust himself to our field.

You will draw a salary during a very short training period, after which you will be paid a salary and commission. Car furnished and traveling expenses paid. Under the Company's present expanding program your opportunities for earnings and advancement will be unlimited. Write for an early interview or phone MElrose 4-1968. All applications and letters will be held confidential address personally to W.

O'Hare. J. I. CASE COMPANY 601 State Street Racine, Wisconsin FULLER BRUSH Company has one especially productive route open. $115 a week guaranteed for qualitied applicant.

Age 22-38, married. Phone De Pere ED 6-1197. MAN- CAN PLACE MAN on food products route. No experience necessary, Good opportunity for reliable man. ED 6-1061 after 6 p.

m. MAN FOR PART time yard work. Southeast side. Write Box R-65, Press-Gazette. REAL WANTED.

ESTATE Call SALESMAN Lloyd HE 5-7544 or 2-4754 evenings, REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Wanted. Full time only. Frank Cartier Co. 2-6485. REAL SALESMAN or broker.

become one in night school. Weaver real estate course offered by Badger-Green Bay Business College, 123 S. Washington. HE 2-7616. Enroll now.

BARTENDER, extras. experienced. Phone or write good Manager. Hotel Marson. Clintonville.

SALESMAN AND CANVASSERS Two men to assist salesman in field; year round work; draw and commission. No experience necessary. Apply 1150 Main between 8:30 and 10 a. m. SALESMAN WANTED Good proposition for a man 25-45 FEED and allied products selling UNIVERSAL MINERAL bers and dealers in established territory.

Earnings limited I only to ability and initiative. UNIVERSAL MINERAL FEED CO. P. O. Box 815, Muscatine, Iowa.

SALESMEN Paper is a growth industry. Our company has a record of continuous profits and gradual expansion for the last 37 years. We manufacture toilet tissue, paper towels and paper napkins, which are nationally distributed through wholesalers and jobbers. Recent expansion has created a few openings for outside salesmen. These openings will require relocation out of the applicant's home town and probably out of the state Of Wisconsin.

To fill these openings we are looking for men who have an eye on the future as well as the present, men who do not want to stand still, and whose abilities are not being used to the fullest extent by their present employers. We are looking for men who have the extra ability and who want to put forth the extra effort to 'make a better than average success for themselves and for their company. Our employees are paid on a salary basis, and our outside salesmen are furnished with a company car and expense account. All employees are covered by group hospital and surgical insurance and group life insurance, paid for by the company, and they participate in a profit-sharing retirement plan under which their share is fully vested in them after ten years of participation. Starting salaries are set to fit the individual applicant's background and experience and the sales department gives competent supervision and leadership to help each man achieve his full potentialities.

Personal interviews will be scheduled in the near future. Apply by letter, giving us your complete background and qualifications. Fort Howard PAPER COMPANY Green Bay, Wisconsin Wanted, Male 38 (Help THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON TO THE NEWSPAPERBOYS OF AMERICA: In appreciation of your faithful service to the public, your friends set aside one day each year in your honor, This year. on Saturday, October flits, I am happy to join them again in paying tribute to your enterprise. Delivering papers has been part of the early chapters of some of America's greatest SUCCESS stories, From this youthful experience, requiring the industry and loyalty of each newspaperboy and girl I know you are gaining a sense which will serve you in good stead for the rest of your lives, clan baron Presidential Tribute--President Eisenhower, in Washington, paying tribute to America's newspaper carrier boys and girls, has addressed this letter to them expressing appreciation for their faithful service to the public.

It was made public Thursday by the White House. Saturday has been set aside to honor the carriers during the celebration of National Newspaper Week. (AP Photofax) Three Arrested Separately After Party at Howard Three persons arrested after a beer party at a Town of Howard home Monday night were arrested separately and did not the party together, Undersheriff William Rogers said today. One of the men, Edward Shefdore, 20, Green Bay, was arrested by county police on the West Side after leaving the party, Rogers said. Shefdore was fined $15 in Municipal Court Wednesday after pleadguilty to disorderly conduct.

The second person, Donald Cormier, 20, Green Bay, was arrested on suspicion of being absent without official leave from the U.S. Coast Guard Station at Seattle, Wash. Cormier also was arrested after he left the scene. The third person, a 14-year-old girl, was ar-ing rested scene about of the three party blocks and from was intoxicated, Rogers said. Rogers said the party was held at the Ervin La Count residence in the Town of Howlard.

The world record muskellunge was a 69-pound, 11- ounce fish caught by Louis Spray of Rice Lake in 1949. Legal Notices RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TRANSFER OF FUNDS Green Bay, Wisconsin October BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, RESOLVED: the same hereby is, transferred That LiNE sum of $420.00 be, and from the Contingent Fund to the following: $120.00 to Health, Conservation and Sanitation--Board of Health Salaries. $300.00 to General Government Outlay- City Hall. Adopted October 1, 1957. Approved October 2nd.

1957. OTTO RACHALS, Mayor. CLIFFORD A. CENTEN, Clerk. PLANNING ORDINANCE NO.

7-57 AN ORDINANCE Amending Official Street Map of the City of Green Bay by Designating Thereon Certain Changes of Streets Within that Area Bounded on the North by Western Avenue, on the East by Fisk Street, on the South by West Mason Street. and on the West by Military Avenue. THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Section 14.02 of the Code of General Ordinances of the the City Official Street Map referred to of Green Bay, together with therein, is hereby amended and corrected by altering previously designated streets, and designating thereon certain streets to be established in the hereinbelow described area, said area involved and the streets designated or altered being portrayed on a map attached hereto marked "Exhibit said map being a part of this ordinance as though fully set forth herein. Certain streets in the following area: That area bounded on the north by Western Avenue, on the east by Fisk Street, on the south by West Mason Street, and on the west by Military Avenue.

SECTION 2. The Official Map of the City of Green Bay shall be corrected to conform to the above SECTION 3. This ordinance shall not take effect until a public hearing is held thereon as provided in Section 14.03 of the Code of General Ordinances of the City of Green Bay, and the adoption and publication of this ordinance. Dated at Green Bay, Wisconsin, this 1st day of October, 1957. Approved: OTTO RACHALS, Mayor.

Attest: CLIFFORD A. CENTEN, Clerk. Classified Display NOTICE OF HEARING Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held before the City Council of the City of Green Bay at a regular meeting of the Council to be held Tuesday. October 15, 1957 at 8:00 P. City Hall, Green Wisconsin on the following: ZONING ORDINANCE NO.

11-57 AN ORDINANCE Correcting the Description on Zoning Ordinance No. 8-57, Said Ordinance Rezoning Certain Property Located at the Northeast Corner of Military Avenue and Sixth Street from Second Residence District to First Business District. THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Chapter 15.01 of the Code of General Ordinances of the of Green Bay, together with the Zoning Map referred to therehereby amended and corrected in the following particular: SECTION 2. The following described property is hereby, rezoned from Second Residence District to First Business District, thereby correcting the description contained in Zoning Ordinance No.

8-57: Lot 80, and that part of Lot 81 lying east of Military Avenue, all in Assessor's Plat No. 1. SECTION 3. The Zoning Map of the City of Green Bay shall be corrected to conform to the above amendment. SECTION 4.

This ordinance shall not take effect until a public hearis held thereon as provided by Section 15.22 of the Code of General Ordinances of the City of Green Bay, and the adoption and publication of this ordinance. Dated at Green Bay, Wisconsin, this 2nd day of October, 1957. CLIFFORD A. CENTEN, City Clerk. 10-4.

8. 11. ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 9-57 AN ORDINANCE Rezoning Certain Property Located on West Mason Street from Second Residence District to Suburban District. THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1.

Chapter 15.01 the Code of General Ordinances of the City of Green Bay, together with the Zoning Map referred to therein, is hereby amended corrected in the following particular: SECTION 2. The following described property is hereby rezoned from Second Residence District to Suburban District: The Westerly 178 feet of the Easterly 338.3 feet of Lot 12, Tank's Subd. of P.C. 2-9, W.S.F.R., except the Northerly 110 feet and the Southerly 275 feet thereof. SECTION 3.

The Zoning Map of the City of Green Bay shall be corrected to conform to the above amendment. SECTION 4. This ordinance shall not take effect until a public hearing is held thereon as provided by Section 15.22 of the Code of General Ordinances of the City of Green Bay, and the adoption and publication of this ordinance. Dated at Green Bay, Wisconsin, this 1st day of October, 1957. Approved: OTTO RACHALS, Mayor.

Attest: CLIFFORD A. CENTEN, Clerk. STATE OF WISCONSIN, BROWN COUNTY COURT--IN PROBATE In the Matter of the Estate of Emma Maneval, Deceased. A petition for probate or administration of the estate of Emma Maneval, deceased, late of of Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin, and for determination and adjudication of heirship, having been filed, IT IS ORDERED: That the time within which all creditors of said deceased present claims against such estate for examination and allowance is hereby fixed and limited up to and the 31st dav of December 1957: That proofs of heirship be taken and all claims and demands against the said deceased be examined and adjusted by the Court on the 7th day of January, 1958, at the opening of the Court on that day, or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard; That notice thereof be given by publication of this Order for three consecutive weeks, once in each week. in the Green Bay PressGazette, the first publication to be within fifteen days from the date hereof: and by mailing a copy of this Order to every interested person whose post office address is known or can with reasonable diligence be ascertained, at least twenty days before the hearing or proceeding.

Dated 'S September 18th. 1957. By the Court. JOHN D. KEHOE.

County Judge. SMITH and WILL, Attorneys. Northern Building. Green Bay, Wisconsin. 9-20.

27-10-4. Classified Displav IN OBSERVANCE OF THE JEWISH HOLY DAYS AMERICAN Plumbing Supply WILL BE CLOSED TODAY AFTER 5 P. M. AND ALL DAY SATURDAY Retail Furniture and Appliance SALESMAN Experience In Furniture Not Necessary Sales ability, character and willingness to work foremost qualifications. Job offers excellent pay, paid vacations, sick leave and unlimited opportunity.

Apply in person only at WGR FURNITURE CO. 1237 Main Green Bay a word of it was true. Have Come of Age This being newspaper week, it is to observe that Prewspapers long since have come of age. A newspaper today thats foisted such falsehoods on subscribers would doubtless be run out of, business. But old New York was different.

It apparently was considered all good clean fun. The "Great Moon Hoax," as it came to be called, originated in the literary mind of an expatriate Englishman, Richard Locke, the $12-a-week editor of the Sun. At least, he admitted writing the stories. Locke was 35 years old, a writer of more than ordinary ability and a striking figure in New York's tap rooms and coffee houses. A friend, one Edgar testified: Out of Business am acquainted with person possessing so fine forehead as Mr.

Locke." Locke and the Sun didn't shout "scoop!" over there moon stories. Each installment was carefully labelled a reprint from "a supplement to the Edinburgh (Scotland) Journal of Science." Had anyone taken the time to look it up, he would have found that the Edinburgh Journal of Science had gone out of business several years before. first installment did little but place the genuine! astronomer Sir John Herschel in South Africa (true) with a that magnitimes (out- later install-: trained his the moon that began hapon the front they did. said--saw all and fauna on a mon-1 with a and tailless on their in huts and discovery was Friday, Aug. the last, as discovery: walked and moon.

"Mancalled. The rageously false). Flora and Fauna It was then, in ments, Sir John mighty glass on wonderful things pening. At least page of the Sun, Sir John--it manner of flora the moon, including strous blue unicorn beard like a goat beavers that walked hind legs, lived built campfires. The greatest reported in the 28, installment it turned out.

The Human beings flew--about the bats" they were account said: Membranous Wings "They averaged four feet in height and were covered, except on the face, with short and glossy copper-colored hair, and had wings composed of a thin membrane, without hair. "The face was a slight improvement upon that of the large orang-utan." Sir John, viewing the moon critters from a telescopic distance of what would be 80 yards, was able to report on them in some detail. They didn't work. They loafed all the time. They walked to each other with animated gestures.

"Our further observation of the habits of these creatures, who were of both sexes, led to results SO very remarkable that. World Record Number But let us not intrude. Needless to say, the Aug. 28 I edition of the Sun sold rather well. In fact, the Sun that day had the largest circulation of any newspaper in the world, 19,630 against 17,000 for the Times of London.

It didn't take long for other I newspapers to get into the moon act. And, to their chagrin, they too billed their stories as reprints from the "Journal of Science." The man-bats of the moon were the chief topic of dinner table and street corner conversation throughout most of the country, if not the world. Pamphlets containing the SALESMAN WANTED by a leading manufacturer of cigarettes. Over 21 years of age to headquarter in Green Bay, Wis. Complete training program.

Salary plus travel expenses. Advancement in line with abilitiy. Company car furnished. Reply Box R-48. Bress-Gazette.

TWO MARRIED MEN, 21-38. 1,600 established Fuller Brush customHome nights. $115 a week ers. guaranteed if you qualify. Phone De Pere ED 6-1197.

with farming background. Top NEAT. ME married men, 20-35 pay for good men. Write Box R-59. Press-Gazette.

VENDORS to sell concessions at City Stadium this Sunday 1-6461. on commission basis. Call HE WANTED- -Experienced farm manager to operate 300-acre dairy farm in 'Shawano County. Must furnish own help. All modern machinery, bulk cooler, etc.

Share basis. Milk 60 cows at present time. Write Box R-45, PressGazette. WANTED-Man with tractor, chains. breaker plow, chain saw to clear and break four acres.

Write Box R-28. Press-Gazette. WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN A BETTER LIVING? ARE YOU WILLING TO WORK HARD? WITH THE PROPER HELP AND GUIDANCE DO YOU FEEL THAT YOU CAN DO AS WELL AS THE NEXT MAN? We need 2 full time men who can sincerely answer "Yes" to the above questions. You will receive personal experience guidance from our managers. Give us a call mornings at HE 7-6751 and we will be happy to talk it over with you.

YOUNG MEN- 18-26 free to travel 36 states. Florida, California. Travel expenses paid. Average $125 per week. No experience necessary we train you.

See Watson, Hotel Northland, 9 to 5, Friday and Saturday. Help, Male-Female 39 MAINTENANCE WORK Manage small apartment building. No license required; salary and furnished apartment; couple only, preferably retired. Write Harvey E. Kaiser, 1031 North Water Street, Milwaukee 2, Wisconsin.

RELIGIOUS SALESMEN OR WOMEN. Will train. No investment. Full or part time. Above average income.

Give full details in first letter. Write Box R-57, Press-Gazette. Schools, Instructions 41 COMPTOMETER SCHOOL Trained operators in demand at good salaries. Short course starts weekly Free placement. 225 N.

Adams HE 5-2314 DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT We are seeking men in this area to train for Diesel and Heavy Equipment. High pay and future security are the benefits of a trained and experienced Diesel man. If you have mechanical aptitude, write to us for free information without obligation as to how you may become a part of this rapidly expanding industry. Tractor Training Service Box R-56. Press-Gazette EXPERIENCED TEACHER will help your children with reading or arithmetic.

HE. 2-0718. STUDENTS WANTED, by experienced teacher to take lesson on violin, guitar banjo and accordion. HE 5-8910 days, HE 7-3474 evenings. WORK FOR U.

S. GOV'TI Many open NOW. to start Regular increases. Steady, secure. Men-women, 18 up.

Experlence often unnecessary. Prepare NOW Training until appointed. FREE booklet shows jobs, salaries, benefits. sample tests. Write: Box M-86, Press-Gazette.

Situation Wanted 42 EXPERIENCED CLOTHIER Middie age, family, 20 years' experience. 15 in managerial capacity for leading men's chain. Desires to re-locate in Middle West in either managership or sales. References. Box R-52, Press-Gazette.

EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL Nurse will do nursing or babysitting. Phone HE 5-5148. WOMAN DESIRES wall washing, painting or paperhanging by the hour. HE 5-5971. YOUNG MAN desires truck driving--or am capable of doing most anything.

Call ED 6-4693. Financial Business Opportunities 43 FOR RENT OR SALE All modern tavern, hall, restaurant. home. Located south of Green Bay on Federal highway. Serving food.

Excellent business. For information write Box R-31. Press-Gazette. GIFT AND VARIETY STORE with fountain and lunch. Good location in Green Bay area.

Clean stock, modern fixtures and equipment. Excellent man and wife set-up. Owner has other interests Write Box R-64. Press-Gazette. FILLING STATION Socony Mobil Oil Co.

WADHAMS Available for Immediate lease. Located in Green Bay on U.S. Highway, Small Investment. Will assist in financing. Call ED 6-8047 after 5 P.M.

GOOD GOING Profitable Used Car Business for sale. Excellent location in Green Bay. Write Box R-69, Press-Gazette, IF YOU HAVE (sales) ability and meet our requirements. $50,000 investment would not itive you higher returns, more satisfaction and security than your investment of time and effort with our organization. Write giving experience, age, to Box R-50.

Press-Gazette. RESTAURANT FOR SALE with living quarters. Located in city of Green Bay Write Box R-35. Press-Gazette. RESTAURANT FOR SALE Building and equipment with living quarters.

Also beer lleense. Seats 90. Take home as part payment. Write Bex M-81, Press-Gazette. RESTAURANT One of the finest, Old established business.

Good East Side location, $12.600. We can finance with $5.000 down. Contact Edward Hynek at Frank Cartier Dial 2-6485. TRAVELODGE Motels, co manager's interests available, rapidly growing motel chain, 75 now successfully operating United States. Travelodge $40,000, Real plus Estate required.

Division. 3043 Moore San Diego 10, Calif. UPHOLSTERING business for sale. Established 50 years. Excellent ellentele.

Easy terms, Phone HE 5-6757 Gazette. or write Box R-66,.