The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 9

Mode Modem Loudonville Native Honored By Dayton With Birthday Expo DAYTON, August 29 of Dayton will open its heart to Charles (Boss) Kettering today, with an expositior honoring the inventor's 75th birthday and his half-century of service to America. The Loudonville, who started earning his way as a telephone post hole helped invent or develop the self starter for automobiles, mechanical refrigeration units fever therapy cabinets Diesel engines or ttreamliners, aerial torpedos and hundreds of other things for 20th America. The. exhibition, headed by Col. E.

A. Deeds, chairman of the board of the National Cash Register will run through Sept. 1. Kettering officially retired in 1947 as a vice-president of General Motors, where he headed the corporation's gigantic research division. Not Idle However, "retirement" has not meant idlaness to Kettering.

Since then, he has developed a high- compression engine that is far in advance of present-day fuel. General Motors has USed a modified version in its Oldsmobile "Rocket" engine. After working his way through Ohio State University, where he Ugly Eczema No Joke The'itchfng torment of eczema Is enough to make anyone wretched and anxioils for relief. Sufferers from itcliing eczema, pimples, angry red blotches or other irritating blemishes, get Peterson's Ointment, at all druggists. One application must delight you or money refunded.

Also for itching feet, cracks between toes. as was graduated in 1904. Kettering Came to Dayton as an engineer with the National Cash Register Co. In 1909 he Mnd Colonel Deeds organized the Dayton Engineering Laboratories later known Delco. One 6i Ketterihg's most famous inventionn, the Delco farm lighting system, was worked out in the Dayton Laboratories, which became a part of General Motors in 1920.

A firm believer that inventive, problems can best be solved by experimentation, Kettering once said "Science is a matter of mass and sfiergy up With mathematics." 1,000 Planes In War 1 Kettering and several "others formed the Wright Airplane when turned out 1,000 fighters and bombers in a year. The corHpany also produced a no- knock gasoline. The. most fruitful years of his inventive genius were probably passed, at General Motors. Hydraulic shock absorbers, fractional horsepower for farm equipment and mechanical refrigeration are a small part of the list of developments.

The display in Dayton will' include early model cars, a baby incubator, fever machines, a cancer display, and a model Diesel locomotive. Standard Oil Plans Contest In Campaign Advertising New Oil Marking the beginning of a new era in motor oil marketing by Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, the introduction of the new Sohio HQD will be heralded by a full newspaper advertising schedule, with radio, television and station sign material in a campaign headlined by a 23,750 contest, open to the publk- The award will go for the best slogan of 15 words or less on HQD motor oil. The public contest opened August 27 and ends at midnight, Sept. Entry blanks available at all Sohio service stations.

There also will be contests for Sohio dealers and employes, who are not eligible for the public contest. The newspaper advertising schedule includes 125 different newspapers throughout Ohio, with a combined circulation of 3,235,000 copies. Three new merchandise coaches will tour the state to feature the new oil. These will be fully equipped to give demonstrations, together with a sound, color movie, "A Star Is Born," and a color, slide production. 3 HURT IN FIRE WASHINGTON C.

August 29 city firemen and another person were felled by smoke from a fire which caused an estimated $122,000 damage here late yesterday. The flames swept through Moore's Dream House, a suburban furniture store, destroying both the building and the contents. Complete for Men and Women A PLEASANT, PEACEFUL HOME FOR THE AGED Special Diet Foods Fine Home Cooking Semi and Private Rooms Pleasant Yard and Porch Reasonable Rates No Special Visiting Hours We work with your physician 34 HOUR SERVICE 403 E. Adams St. Sandusky, O.

Phone 179 or 966 Harry S. McCool, Mgr. Wilma B. McCool, Operator Member of Sandusky Chamber of Commerce Ohio Association of Licensed Homes New Series A-Bomb Tests Planned Soon Draft Manual To Combat Dope Traffic COLUMBUS, August 29 Members of the governor's Committee on Narcotics today approved the draft of a manual designed to help "enforcement officers combat the dope traffic. A subcommittee, headed by State Liquor Director William C.

Bryant, is preparing the manual at the request of Gov. Frank Lausche. Other subcommittee members are State Health Director John Porterfield Albert D. Cook, federal narcotics agent here and H. E.

Hamlin, state supervisor of health and narcotics education. The manual is intended to "aid Ohio's 6,800 police officers and others in detecting users and sellers of illegal narcotics. The subcommittee' expects to complete the manual, illustrated with pictures of the effects of dope use, at another meeting Sept. 10. The manual also will include a description of narcotics used by addicts, the methods of use and distribution and the laws governing narcotics.

WASHINGTON, August 29 A new series of atomic tests will get underway soon in Nevada, and the resultant radiation may be detected in other parts of the country. The Atomic Energy Commission in announcing the tests Monday emphasized, however, the radiation will be only slightly above normal and far below amounts that could be harmful to human, animal or crop life. The new tests will be carried out with the usual secrecy precautions, but the commission said it hopes to stage a later test in Ne vada to be viewed by press, radio and other reporters as well as by representatives of civil defense agencies. The announcement did not set any date. Plunges To Death From 30th Floor COLUMBUS, August 29 (UP) woman, identified by police as Eleanor Tague, about 40 Zanejs- ville, plunged to her death from the 30th floor of the Lincoln- Leveque tower here last night.

Brown-haired and heavy set, the woman apparently leaped from a 30th floor rest room window and struck the top of a ventilator shaft on the roof of the 20th floor offset on the east side of the building. She was killed instantly, police said. Kiwanis Told Hook And Line Fishermen Not Getting "Break" That "hook and line" fishermen are not getting a "break" in Sandusky Bay and Erie was the opinidn expressed by Alton E. "Bud" Wholf, president of the Efie-cd Conservation League, in a talk given Tuesday noon to members of the local Kiwanis Club. Wholf said millions of fish are taken from the bay by net fishing before they have a chance to spawn in the spring, and although the state has appointed a commission to look into the matter, nothing has been done to solve the problem.

He declared that despite the (fact that hook and line fishermen "pay a million dollars for licenses," the present legislature seems commercial fishing, and that a bill introduced for the removal of nets from the bay met with unfavorable results. The speaker added that a state ballot may be the answer to the problem of hook and line fishing, and that the use of nets is gradually destroying the local and area fish supply which should be preserved and increased. The Erie-co conservation organization was said by Wholf to be now about 15 years old, owning 65 acres of land and having 400 members. He described it as an independent group interested in the protection of native game and in the conservation of land. The league, the speaker pointed out, set out a total of 3,800 shrubs and plants in Erie-co last year, and a total thus far of 7,800 this year.

Wednesday. August 29, 19S1 THE SANDUSKY KILLED IN TRUCK CRASH BELLEFONTAINE, August 29 Riddle, 41, Urbana, was fatally injured yesterday when a fuel oil truck crashed into the rear of his trudk at the intersection of Routes 68 and 33 here. George Weber, 45, Delaware, driver of the oil truck, was treated for shock and released. He told police his air brakes failed. CIVIC LEADER DIES CLEVELAND, August 29 Services will be heid here Friday for Mrs.

Annie Wickham Treadway, one of the city's leading supporters of welfare activities, who died yesterday in a hospital here. She was 82. She was the widow of Lyman H. Treadway, a leading financier and industrialist. Iceland was men in 874.

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