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REGISTER-ST Aft NEWS July 18, IMS COURT HOUSE American Flag Will Be Flown Saturday Presented By Erle-ro Btr Assneia- lion Through Courtesy Of Congressman. Erie-co hoard of commissioners today announced that the larpo American flag recently presented to the board by the Krie-co Bar Association, through courtesy of Congressman A. D. Banmhart, will be flown for the first time from the court house flagstaff Saturday, 16. 1 For (lie sake of its preservation! ft.

will he flown thereafter only on 1 holidays and special occasions. The flag, at Congressman Bniim- instance, was briefly flown from the staff above (he capitol building in the nation's capital, and then sent by him to the bar association wi'h the suggestion it be given to the hoard of commissioners for the purpose of lying it. from the staff of the local county seat. $17,200 IN WARRANTS Erie-co Auditor Gerald G. Schweinfurth has announced the receipt of warrants from the state auditing department in the aggre gate of $17,200 In allocation of the state 's gasoline excise tax fund.

Money is for maintenance and improvement of county and township roads. Of the total, the county receives $10,000, and each of the nine townships, $800, or a combined $7,200. Warrants were today mailed to the townships, the auditor stated. I Election of surviving spouse fn lestate of Henrietta K. Grundler.

Laura Minnie Hahn appointed administratrix in estate of Charles O. Bender, and Minnie Dunkel. administratrix in estate of Edward C. Dimkel. Deed by testamentary trustees in trusteeship created under willi in estate of Marietta Goehes.

Inheritance fax determinations in estates of Dell J. Milner and Anna S. Bickloy. City foiefo GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL has discharged Myron Gogolew.ski, Hye Beach, Martha Griffith. 2128 Bivpr-Hv; Clarence Minor.

Berlin Heights: Peter DeN'ocwer rural Sandusky; Warner O. Worthing. Caslalia. Dorothy llcslip. flOfl Adams-sl: Mrs.

Goorgetla Bowers, Schiller-av; Mrs. i 1 1 i a Scheid. rural Sandusky; Mrs. Clinton Witlmer. rural Collins; Thomas Murphy.

Cincinnati; Mrs, George Caskey, rural Huron: Mrs. Boy V. llomegai drier and baby, 4100 Campbell-st; Mrs. Wesley Butts and baby. 402 Milne-st; Margaret Steuk, rural Sandusky, and Mrs, Richard Chessman.

Fremont Mrs. Mattie Paul 25, Injured In Skidding Crash Mrs. Mattie Lee Paul. Jeffcrson-st, is at Memorial Hospital with possible head injuries and suffering from shock as result oi hor car skidding on wet pavement and hitting another cai at the intersection of Monroe and Wayne-st at noon today i According to police, Mrs, I null was driving west on E. Monroe- st when she applied her brakes for a stop-si and her car went into a skid at Monroe and Wayne- sis to go over the curb and hit a car driven by George L.

Miller, 1122 C-sl. The Miller car going north on had stopped for a s'op sign when hit by the Paul vehicle- police said Mrs. Paul was taken to the hospital by Andres ambulance. DIVORCE IS GRANTED Divorce was granted by Judge James L. McCrystal to Ada B.

Hurlehy, 608 Mills-st, from Thomas Hurlehy, Sandusky, on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The custody of their two minor children was awarded to the mother, and the father ordered to pay $35 per week for their support and maintenance. An order was also issued relative to his assuming obligation of certain future medical bills that might be incurred on their behalf. ASKS SEPARATION DECREE Decree of separation is sought in a petition filed by Vestena Green, Avery, from Arthur Green, Avery, on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Plaintiff, represented by Kenneth Tone, asks to be awarded custody and support of one minor child.

She was granted a temporary injunction to restrain defendant from molestation and interference. PETITION FOR DIVORCE Two petitions for divorce were filed on grounds of gross neglect of duty, one by wife and one by husband, with the latter adding a charge of extreme cruelty. Norma Ford, 623 Winnebago-av, seeks to be divorced from William H. Ford, Sandusky, and asks for custody and support of a minor child. She also requests the court to approve a property and separation agreement drawn up between parties.

Her attorneys are Marquart and Marquart and Alvin F. Weichel. Divorce is sought by Reuben J. Morelock. Vermilion, from Laura Victoria Morelock, Vermilion.

He is represented by Donald H. Cole and Donna J. Rabbitt. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HAS discharged Clyde Thompson, Kimball; Rev. William Bade, 124 Oak- land-av; John Henry.

429 E. Ad- ams-st; Mrs. Carl Leshpr and baby, Huron, and Mrs. Berlin Heights. William Carson.

HAS Mar- XV2H PROVIDENCE IIOS IT AI, discharged Vincent Bennice, blehead; Mrs. John Keller. W. Monroe-sl: Holland Slang, Wayne-sl; Arthur Jordan, 224 Dixie-av; Mrs, August. Corso.

121 W. Charles Windsor, Breakers' Hotel; Police Norton, Monroeville; Mrs. Arnold Speir, 211 DeWitt-av; Mrs. George Becker. Clyde: Mrs.

John Rachul, 111)9 Third-st; Mrs. Charles Stanley, 1205 A-st; Edward Halstearl, Vickery; Mrs. John Mayfield and baby, 1818 Secnnd-st; William Johnson. 1514 Harrison-st; Mrs. Robert Slamm, Clifton Heights.

and Robert Hensley. Gypsum. TYPE UNION 237 WILL HOLD regular business meeting tonight, at 7 o'clock in the labor temple on West Perkins-av. Important business. All members are urged to attend.

Cleveland Dancer Sent To Workhouse By Erie-co Judge Ursula Hansen, 211, Cleveland, appeared today in common picas court before Judge James L. McCrystal on charges of violating terms of probation granted her about two years ago after she had pleaded guilty to a grand jury indictment, of two counts of pel it larceny. She was sentenced to fif) days tin 1 Toledo workhouse, representing 30 flays on each count, with sentences to run consecutively. Miss Hansen, a dancer, was brought to the county jail a week ago and held there under! custody of the sheriff's department. Her Cleveland bondsman had recently requested the court to release him from bond obligation.

Chicago Man Hurt Seriously Today; Car, Truck Crash William Bybee, 23, Chicago, assigned to the U. 3. Coast Guard cutter, Dahlia, now tied up at the tug dock in the east bay, received serious injuries when the car he was driving collided with a vehicle driven by Elisha T. Blake, 43, rural Sandusky, today noon at the fn- lerspction of W. Market and Law- rence-sts.

police said. Blake escaped injury. Bybee was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital by Andres ambulance. has a concussion and possible skull fracture along with abrasions of face and ankles, police said. Bybee was traveling south on Lawrence-st r' apparently did not see the stop-sign which he passed through, police reported.

Blake, driving a Klotz Machine Co, truck, was going west on W. Market-st. The two vehicles met in the center of the intersection, police said. Both vehicles were badly damaged, they stated. WEATHER BUREAU ny it Weatntf Bureau Sandusky and vicinity: Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms until midnight followed by partial clearing and cooler late tonight and Saturday.

Low tonight 70, high Saturday 85. Islands, reefs Sandusky Bay: Smallcraft warnings will be displayed from noon today until 9 p. m. SW winds 20 to 25 mph becoming briefly 35 or higher in thunderstorms this evening. to NW winds 15 mph after midnight becoming to SW under 15 on Saturday.

Fair Saturday. Sunset today 8:03. Sunrise Saturday 5:10, sunset 8:02. Barometer at 11:30 a. 29.12, falling.

Temperature 80, and rising slowly. High Thursday 92, low this morning 73. One year ago the high was 80 and low fi4. Record high for this date 98 in 1834; record low 52 in 1930. I 'Tannyhill Warns Sheriff Ho May Try to Broak Jail Again FREMONT, July trial for murder in Sandusky-co jail here following his escape Monday night, Samuel (Woody) Tannyhill, 26, warned Sheriff Ted Paul that he will try a break again if he has a chance.

"It is your job to keep'me In here, and its my job to get out and I will if I can," the sheriff quoted Daniels Family Has Reunion At Florence; Elect Sanduskians Andrew Kornhauser To Retire July 18 From Frankel Co. MEMBERS OF THE SINGARA drum and bugle corps will meet at. 1 p. Saturday at Hancock and E. Markel-sts take nart in the Soap Box Derby parrel ATTORNEY JOHN F.

McCRYS- tal, member of the Kiwanis Club, will speak to fellow members at. the club's Tuesday meeting on the subject, "Early Sandusky History," Jay Leibach, program chairman has announced. Announcement, was made Friday by William S. Frankel, that, effective Monday, July 18, Andrew Kornhauser is retiring and that Vincent Moran will be- jcomc buyer-manager of the William S. Frankel Co.

shoe depart- menl. Kornhauser has been associated iwith the Frankel shoe department for the past 21 years, during which lime he has created a wide clientele. Mr. and Mrs. Kornhauser will remain in Sandusky until September at which time they will leave for Florida where (hey will establish their future home.

Moran has heen the the Krankel shoe past 16 years. associated with department for SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT RE ceived report from Mrs. Fitting, Ruggles Beach, that a valuable "scale model" custom-made Chris-Craft boat, four to five feel in length, was taken from her premises some time Thursday. TODAY'S LOCALS St. Vfll MRS.

SWANBECK PRESIDES Erie-co Representative Mrs. Ethel G. Swanbeck, Huron, will conduct her last advisory session of the season in the county commission room, court house, Saturday, July Ifi, from 9:30 to 12 noon, it was announced today by Com- missiou Clerk Howland. Mrs. Swanbeck stated she will report on all bills recently passed by the state legislature.

The public is invited to the session. Michaels Summer Festi-- Mary wood (Frank) Ohio. Sundav. July 31, 1955. IN ANSWER TO AN INQUIRY, received by The Register-Star-; Lunch, Refreshments.

Amube- News and unsigned, requesting the'merits. Serving starts at number of states in the United' 4 PM States that, do not. require exam-; inations for driver's license, it wasi Ti learned from the Bay Bridge state Local 71J U.L. Bellevue, Ohio patrol that South Dakota is 'Ho has a message for you over only one where such exams are waived. tomorrow at 5:30 P.M.

REAR COMMODORE J. It. Sahiers of Sandusky Yacht Club reminded members today that reservations are due by Tuesday. July 19. for the annual slag boa: ride, preceded by dinner the club.

Wednesday. July 20. (JROFORD FARM I I. A I Council will hold a family picnic in Clyde community park starting at 11 a. m.

Sunday. PROBATE COURT Application to transfer real estate in estate of Louisa Schnell. Inventories in estates of Alfred Walton and John W. Betsh. Will admitted to probate in estate of Joe Lasso.

Authenticated copies of wills in estates of Edward W. Leu and Barbara E. Leu. Willard 0ES, Masons Plan Family Picnic Catholic Bibles New Edition $4 to $6. Store Hours 'Mon.

Ihru Sun. 8:30 A.M. In 9 P.M. Closed Wed. afternoon 12 to fi P.M.

Carl J. Klucg. Pharmacy, 426 li-al Ave. Ph. 206.

Fresh green beans picked daily. 914 Washington. Phone 3787W. F1 IT ForMtit Temperatures will average a few degrees above normal. The normal maximum is 86 and minimum 62.

Continued rather warm throughout the period. Precipitation will average about a half inch and occur as thundershowcrs tonight and again on Sunday. FLORENCE, July annual reunion of the Daniels family was held on Florence Grange grounds recently with 80 relatives and guests present. At the same time the 58th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.

Ashbii Daniels, Ceylon, was celebrated. The following officers were elected: president, Mrs. Samuel Burr; vice-president, Mrs. John Daniels: secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Robert Daniels, all of Sandusky.

In charge of games were Mrs. Richard Daniels, Cleveland and Mrs. Robert Daniels. Also, a baseball game was played with the voung people winning 15-9 against the older ones. Announcement was made of one new marriage, that of Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Miller, Cleveland; one oeath, that of Mrs. Vernon Sum- Triers, "Florence; two new ba several engagements and high school graduations. Picnic dinner and supper served to Mr. and Mrs.

Ashbii Daniels, Ceylon; Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Burr, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Summers and families, all Sandusky: Mr. and Mrs.

Nelson Daniels and children, Lorain; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deniels, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Summers and families, Huron: Mr.

and Mrs. Otis Malone and sons. Berlin Heights; Mr. and Mrs. John Lander.

Jr. and children, Elyria; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Daniels and family, Lakewood; Vernon Summers and children, Florence; Mr. and Mrs.

Douglas Franklin, Mason-rd; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Miller, Cleveland: and several guests. In the evening a program of vocal and instrumental numbers ballet dancing was presented. This was followed by a record dance.

Mrs. Mary Winburn Hit By Car When Crossing Street Mrs. Mary O. Winburn, 60, 311 E. Market-st, received lacerations and abrasions of the body Thursday night, when struck by a car as she was crossing the street at Columbus-av and Water-st.

She was taken to Providence Hospital by Andres ambulance and reported in good condition today. Miss Helen Peters, 28, Vickery, driver of the car which hit Mrs. Winburn, pleaded guilty in municipal court today to a charge of failure to yield right-of-way to a pedestrian and was fined $5 and costs. Police said Mrs. Winburn was crossing the street with the which entitled her the right-of-way over the motor vehicle.

the prisoner. Tannyhill has been held in solitary with all privileges removed since his escape and return, The sheriff said Thursday that Tannyhill had showed a co-operative attitude before the break, but is now "sore" at him for refusing members of his family visits. Apparently Tannyhill still expects favors although he escaped by slugging two deputies, held four persons hostage, and created a state-wide manhunt, the sheriff said. His companion in the break. Charles Toewe, 17, Grand Rapids, remains in critical condition at Marion General Hospital.

The deputies, Paul Ziegler and Bernard Halbeisen, haw been released from Memorial here. LOCAL and TELEGRAPH MARKETS STOCKS BONDS STOCKS PUSH AHEAD NEW YORK mar get bulls were back in the driver's seat today and a long list of is- suses pushed ahead to new highs for the year. There were numerous advances of one to five points. At the end of the first, hour, the Dow Jones Industrial average posted a gain of the rails were up oT cents; and utilities were up 15 cents. Raspberries, Id qt.

9.00: MWk 16 qt. 8.00-7.00. Spinach, 24 qt. 75 -1 26 Tomatoes, Southern Ohio Ik. medium to 1.00-1.2 .1: fair lb.

medium on quality. CLEVELAND, by Fulton, Reid (INSi- tt listed Latest Sale American Telegraph Avco 7 C. 52 Cleveland Elect. Ill No f-ale Firestone 64 General Electric 53 -h General Motor 124 1 Goodrich 64 Goodyear fiO Medusa No Sale National Gypsum 52 Ohio Ediion 51 4 Ohio Oil Republic Steel 47 Scott Paper 71 7 Sohio Toledo Edison GRAIN FUTURES CHICAGO. Wheat opened to higher today Other grain and soybean were Irregular downturn that dropped many to new seasonal Corn wad lower 1 ri higher, down 1o up and rye "io lower ot 3 higher The September oats future sold at seasonal low.

The prices: 2.00 Sept. 2.02-2.02",; One 2.05 March 2.05-2:05< May 2 .01 140 2 1.38',*: 1.32 March 1.351* -'a Dec. flO's-'i; Sept. Dec. Sept.

I 01; Dec. 1.04: March 07 35; Sept (old) 2 .25 'i Nov loldi 2 Jan. (old) 2.25: March 2.38 RURAL. CITY MARKETS West Virginia Pulp Whirlpool Youngstown Sheet A. Tube Bid American Crayon 15 Bare Rubber fl'k Erie Resisslor 10 Rand Development 13 Northern Ohio Tele.

27 3 01 't Asked ta I 1 II 15 30 LOCAL WBAT fAMIM AM Large white Large brown Pant 41c 40c Elevaiorg Police Nab 2 AW0L Air Force Men With Stolen Local Candy James M. Shade, 19, Meadville and Bryan Moore, 17, New, Haven, are being held by police for military authorities from Samson Air Force Base at Samson, N. Y. Police Chief Russell A. Thorn said the men were AWOL when taken into custody by Captain Robert W.

Traver of the detective bureau early today when his suspicion was aroused as he saw them walking on Huron-av with a sizeable box which was found to eon- tain candy stolen from a delivery truck of Abraham Fingerhut at Huron-av and Jefferson-st last night. Shade and Moore w-pre in civilian attire when arrested. Failure to yield right-of-way. Shelby Clem, 1330 Parish-st, $15 and costs. Unsafe operation, George Lee Webster, 1303 Shelby- st, $10 and costs.

Reckless operation, Abraham H. Fingerhut, 440 Huron-av, $15 and cost; Daniel J. Haley, 2206 River-av, $20 and costs; Charles W. Davis, 1308 Campbell-st, $35 and costs; John L. Kohl, 3425 W.

Monroe-st, $25 and costs. No operator's license, Daniel J. Haley, 2206 River-av, $10 and costs. Failure to stop within assured clear distance, William J. Shover, Sandusky, $5 and costs.

Stop-street violation, Mildred K. Tatum, Cedar Point Roadway, $5 sts. Failure to yield right- of-way to pedestrian, Helen C. Peters, Vickery, $5 and costs. NEW YORK, stock prices: Alco Products 21 All is Chalmers American Can American Tobacco 70 Armco Steel 4 Armour Company 1 Baltimore Ohio 4H 1 Bendix Aviation 1 WBAT raKNIM AMI PAfft r.airai trta taaalr A titular AM'a New wheat 91 1 Ear corn, No.

2 $1 89 Shelled corn, No. 2 $1 29 Oats 54 New t.ifi Graded EggsToledo Eggs in s. mediums checks 23c. S. 40-4lc 34c; dirties 23c; Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Motors Columbia Gas xd Dupont de Nemours Greyhound Corp.

Montgomery Ward AM''1 Bri 2H 1 BP. Plan Swim Classes WILLARD, July Cross swimming lessons will start Monday at the Municipal Park, William T. King, water safety chairman, announces. Smith, assistant park supervisor, will be in charge of the classes, which are to be held each Monday. Wednesday and Friday for two New York Central Owens Illinois Glass 122 Pennsylvania Railroad Philco Corp.

Procter Gamble 99 Pullman UK '4 Pure Oil 39 Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Standard Oil California 92 1 Standrad Oil Indiana 52 Standard Oil N. 136 Studebaker-Packard 10 Swift. Company 51 Texas Company 104' 4 U. S. Rubber S.

Steel 53 Western Union 25 Westinghouse Electric Cleveland Eggs, Poultry Consumer grades to retailer Including 11. S. grades: A large white 49-54c, brown 47 -f )3c, A mcd. Wtlite 44-49c. brown 43-48c, large white 45c brown 41-44c.

Wholesales grades: Extras mm 60 percent A quality large white 38c- 40c, brown 38c; med. white 34-35e. brown 34c. Poultry market: Broilers or 2 all colors 28-30c; heavy type 25-28c; hens light type lB-21c. TOLEDO GRAIN (UP) Crfih track Toledo rate basis nominal: Wheat, No.

2 soft red, 1.87-1.88: soft white, 1.90-1.91. Corn, No. 2 yellow, 1.35-1.36. Oats, No. 2 white, SB'-jC.

Soybeans, No. 1 yellow, 2.322.33 Opening Of Huron Lagoon Housing Area Set Sunday HURON, July opening of the Huron River I.agoons, located just south of the business district off Route 299, is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. Sunday. Mayor C. P.

Huttenlocker will be aboard the pleasure cruiser "Coronadn" and Is to rut the ribbon stretched across the lagoon's mouth where it enters the river. of-large and small boats Boston Publisher, 84, Dies At Home MARION, July 15 (UP) O. Taylor, 84, editor and publisher of the Boston Globe, died at his home here today. He was actve as publisher of the daily newspaper until a few months ago. He became editor and publisher in 1921 on the death of 'his father, Gen.

Charles H. Taylor. He was the third publisher of a metropolitan daily newspaper to die in recent months. The others were Robert R. McCormick of the (Chicago Trinu he and Joseph Pu 1 it jzor of the St.

Louis Post Dispatch. "inmi Lynn )c clnsi'd Julv Beauty Salon will 25 to July is expected to follow the mayor on lour of the dredged lagoon, which is 85 feet wide and 2.800 feet long. Following the opening ceremonies refreshments will be served on the grounds to all persons visiting the housing development, i NEW YORK. July 15 Roy and Myron Kaufman and sifted a s( ore of bloody clues Edward Tint, formerly of Clove- )dav in lhoir se arch for a killer land, head the development vvho as anri strangled a bit Clues Sifted For Slayer Of Actress Allies Agree (Continued from Page One) make only one stop on the mile trip. It will lay over in Iceland for two hours, arriving there at 5 a.

m. Saturday. The plane is scheduled to reach Geneva at 1 p. m. (est) Saturday, which will be 8 p.

m. Geneva time Extra precautions have been taken to safeguard Mr. Eisenhower during his flight across the Atlantic. Naval vessels have been assigned to picket stations about 400 miles apart along the route of The President's plane, while Air Force and Navy aircraft will trol the skies. Furnished By Barhe Co Admiral Bristol Myers Case Dow Chemical General Tire it Rubber Co Glidden Intl.

Paper Lear Inc. Com. Mullin Mfg. National Cash Reg Phillips Pntroluem Shell Standard of Ky Sun Oil Thompson Products 24', 40' 4 10fi 21 'j 42 7.1 HI 57 71 '2 48' a LEIALS NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 98fi7 Estaleof Ida S.

Harbauer, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Rose Stella Schiflcy, of Sandusky, Ohio, and Mnltbie S. Brown, of Perrysburg, Ohio, have been duly appointed Executors of the Estate of Ida S. Harbauer, deceased, late of the City of Sandusky. Erie County, Ohio.

Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months. I Dated this Ohio Jaycee (Continued from Page One' LIVESTOCK Waldork PackinR July IS CATTLE Top paid for cattle every day r-hone 2M) if you hive rtttle reads for market and want cur buyer to loot at them paid on 1S0 -32I. Nn I meat-tyue in lo.irl im- only 75c lower. 160-180, Ifi 75-17 50; pa-l If). 00; 230-250, 17.00-17 50; '250-300.

15.00-16.50; 3P0-400, 12 2514.50. Roughs, 50c 0.50-13 50. Livestock weighed and paid toi up nn arrival Prevailing prices paid on day of delivery No hogi received on Friday and Saturday No yardage oi omniission a I "Mr 1 GET Davy Crockett T-SHIRT EMBLEMS Stkmidt Packages CO lOUUO Wll.l.AHl) nual Willard picnic tor iiicmlicTs and will he held in tin west shellet'luiu laid Municipal Park. The committee in ehaiv.c of Iodize here I race Peine ol he Ka Slar worthy matron: Vn nil I'v worshipl nl tnasler ol Mine lorlLie; I'niei -on en lutih of tin Chapter PelC Wleoe, ma-lei cil. Die at.

orn Star Peter DeNoel, local pa( ac tress i her 'limes Square broker. Louis ll0lf room i The victim. pin Wil- eon- Mr- -t em llul- Ihe man. JKRRY BARBERS BAR BE AT 3 SHOP. NEWT'S CHECKER CAB Ph.

-iWwt Warner, owner All Si anciai'c livcirci. Bi Phone Beer Case I Renwanfi. 61)70. ol the Conn EREE DELIVERY Standard Beer So.00 case Ka i nan's Carryout iilrio-Phones-711 1 Rev. Theodore Stellhorn ton- dueled services tor Willi n.ill.i- Darst, husband of Pearl, al the Charles .1 Andres Sons Fimeial 1 tome I'll I alt enionn.

Hut l.il 'A as in )akland I 'einel I'a 11 In a i i liobei I lames l.an,:e. Kekhardt l.an.'e Kckhardi I a e. .1 Chai h'ci and Huntsman li 'see a Saturdays until alter Dav. Smith Coal Co. pur volar el open ndav niLiht.

C. A. Good l-'ui niMi St. Ph. Putnam Pioe Parking.

Akron Snowba For Dixie Fight El BR El A STORM 1)1 )RS Al.l'.MlM'M OS. ALUMINUM wi no BOWERS HOME ted by real estate Schulty. and Son. Sandusky on- uinccMs. handled the surveyinR and engineering.

George nauer, Sandusky, is general contractor and Robert Schuster, He lin Heights, did 'he excavntine There are three road- in 1he I t. Hrook.side, Hronkxiew and Riverview-dr. AI ready living in homes beside the laaoon are: Mr. and Mrs. Richard IVMro.

Mr and Mrs Theodore Dixon and family and Dr. K. H. Working on their homes are Harold Zealy and family and Richard Wa-hburn while other lot i owners are still in the planning stage. I TAR Dli: IN SIVKINT.

ERA CKl'Z, MKMCD. July 15 i CP' A fleet cil launches and fishing boats searched the stormy (lull of Mexico with searchlights Thui night for 'Jil passengers and crewmen believed In have gone down with the Mexican coastal steamer "Flecha You Con Coll t143 Raccive Prompt iodio or TV Service DAV or NIGHT Dilgort TV Service Guarantee Satisfaction" MK.MP1US, There'. going to be a real snoss ball bailie in this Dixie city in middle of July. About 500 snowballs will be shipped here during the week-end. from Akron.

where ihcy base been kepi in cold storage sim lla winter i A snowball ighl in a i it pai next Wednesdas will' be a ic tile Southeiii (iariiiem mami- ifacturers convention here. I. SPECIALTIES. Miehele's I laves A now and an Barber Shop Cor. Polk St.

barbers eondilioned. HOT MKT Ah KATAI, TO PAIR Juls 15 Two men were killed late Thurs-, das when molten metal splashed; them at the Jones Lauwhlinl Steel Co plant. The victims were! Ceoige Richardson, and; i Wallace Tallev. 23. IN A Hl'RHY? See Jevas HOUR DRV CLEAiNING i I JOB i COLUMBIA, S.

C. i INS i -Three federal judges loday tackled the lob of enforcing ihc Supreme (caul segregation ruling for the first time in an area where owl numbered buierls op- lnlegralion. ear-old Adl.vn Woodington, was found late Thurs- sprawled on an unmade had with her hpad propped against a window sill. A man's leather bell was drawn lightly around her Ihroal and a pair of bloods scissors lay on the lloor near the bods. Police said Woodinglnn had been stabbed in I he forehead with the scissors.

City Worker Saved From Flaming Death CLEVELAND, July 15 Quick action hy fellow employes Thursday saved Robert Jarr. :15, a city incinerator worker from a flaming death when an electric switch ignited gas fumes at a west end incinerator. was ens eloped in flames tint co-workers ripped off bis burning clothes and extinguished the flames. BI LLITIN COLl'MBl 'S, (I frank Dunbar, general counsel of the Ohio turnpike conimissicm, today was named its director, replacing (icu Robert S. Beightler Ret.

1.AR1) C-C TO MEET WILLARD, July Wil! lard Chamlvi of Commerce will hold it.s regular meetjng Monday in the VMCA at 8 p.m.. William Miller, president announces. Superintendent Ralph McCamhridge vsill addnvss the Ch.imbei abonl bnsincss sisttation pro- Igram. their co-operation in presenting to the public items of activity and accomplishment engaged in by the Jaycee organization. Present, to receive the award for The Register-Star-News was Charles .1.

Stark. Jay Wagner received the award for radio station. Name New Chairmen New committee chairmen were announced and introduced. The new internal committee chairmen named are as follows: Ways and means, co-chairmen Boh Hanlon and Ed Sass; entertainment, Bob Sprau; extension, Ray Sherman, leadership, Ed Sass; awards, John Pruesser; programs, the Rev. David Wolber; Skipper, John Seihel, public relations, Harry Feather- i stone; constitution, Art Zeiher; membership.

Glen DeLameter. I The new external committee chairmen named are: Safety, Kerm Price; Jaycee Park, Jim Freyberg; community improvements, Morton Malkin; youth activities, the Rev. Ted Jones; internal relations, Peter Spore; religious and Christmas activities, Clark Burwell; March of Dimes, co-chairmen, Frank Bnhler and Larry Walland. Americanism, Fred Waldock; rural-urban Phil Gasteier; sports, Lou Kaloze. CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK CLEVELAND, (UP) Cattle 50.

steady; steers and heifers. Drinie 23.00-24.50; choice 21.00-23.00: good commercial 115.00-18.Oil. utility 14.00-16.00; ensvs, i hof 13 00-14 00; commercial 12.00 13.00; utility 11.00-12 0(1; bulls, choice butchers 13.00- IS. 00; commercial 15.00- lTon. -earrrens.

slosi prime 2n.00-21 00. choice 18.00-20.00. medium 1(5 0018.00 Sheep and 50. now: spring lambs choice to prime 20.00-2100, medium to good 18.00-20 00; sheep. 2.00-7.00 Hogs 150.

75c lower; yorkers lfiO- 180 lb. 17.25-18.25; mixeo 180-230 lb. 18 50; 230-250 lb. 17.50-18.0(1 medium 250-300 lb. 15.50-17.00, heavief, 300-400 lb.

12.75-13.00; pigs and hfihts 15.50-17.00. Clyde High (Continued from Page One) dill LIVKSTOCK CHICAGO Snlablr.i 25-5(lc lower. Carly top 1K.75.J bulk 15.00-18.50; heavy t5.ai>-17.7S; medium 17.75-18.25; liffht 18.00-18.75; light lif-hts 13.00-1B.50: pacUinp sows 12 pigs 5.00-13 5(1 1 Catlle Salable steady. Calves salable 200; steady Choice snci! prime sleets 23 common toj choice 15.00-22.75; yearlinxs l5 2H00; heifers 15 cows 12.110-) 14 50; bulls 12 calves 15.110- 22.00: feeder steers 15.00-22 75; stocky er stpers 15.00-23 50; stooker cows, and heifers 10.00-20.00. 200; steady Choice and prime lambs 22.00-23 00; common (o choice 15 yearlings 10 0018 00, ewes 2.50-5.00 29th dav of June.

1959. JOHN W. BAXTER Probate Judge of Said County July 1-8-15 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 5)876 Estate of Henry J. Ebner, aka Henry Ebner, deceased.

I Notice is hereby given that Theo. Sartor of Sandusky, Ohio, has been duly appointed Executor ot the late of Henry .1. Ebner. aka Henry Kbnrr. deceased, late of the City of Sandusky.

Erie County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file Ihtir claims with said fiduciary within lour months. Dated this Kth rlav nl July, 1955. JOHN W. BAXTER, Probate Judge of Said County July R-1 5-22 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received at the OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL, BUILDING 101.

FORT HAYES, COLUMBUS 18, OHIO, until 10:00 a. July 25, 1955, tor fur- nisbing the material and performing the labor for the execution and construction of the repair of a Concrete Retaining Wall at the RIFLE RANGE. CAMP PERRY, PORT CLINTON, OHIO, in accordance with the plans and specification for Improvement of grounds and Facilities at Camp Perry, Ohio, Part II. Section II, prepared by the Engineering Division. Adjutant General's Office and on file in the office of thtjj-A-nditnr Wr Slate.

Columbus, Ohio Copies of Plans, Specifications and Proposal Blanks together with any further information desired may be secured from the Engineering Division, Adjutant Generals Office, Building 101, Fort Hayes, Columbus, Ohio. Plans and Specifications will he forwarded upon receipt of written rt- qnest Each bid must be accompanied by the STATE FORM OF COMBINATION BIDDING AND CONTRACT HOND in the sum of of the amount of the bid. Bids shall be sealed and addressed to the ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, BUILDING 101, FORT HAYES, COLUMBUS, OHIO. The Adjutant General the right (o reject any and all bldi. LEO M.

KRFBF.M Adjustan tGeneral finals entered by I heir sponsors! will follow the musical units. place and second award will be made for the best decorated floats ssith the judging lo be done by Dave Byer and Cars! Crane. Announce Parade Route The parade will take ihe following route West on Markei-st to Jackson, north on Jackson lo Water, east on Water to Hancock, south on Hancock to K. Mar- 'ket, west on Market to Wasne. south on Wayne to E.

Washing- west on Washington-rw to Columbus-as. and north on bus-av to W'ater-sl Marching units will fall out al this point and floats and racers proceed west on Water-st lo Shelby-st, south on Shelby to Market, west on Market to Pearl, south on Pearl to Tiffin-av, west on Tiffin-av to W. Monroe-st, west on Monroe to the Coca Cola plant at and Tiffin-av sshere the race cars be impounded until race time at 2 WANT ADS BRING RESL'LTS PRODUCE CLEVELAND PBODUt'K CLEVELAND, lUP) Home' growers market changes: Beans, 16 qt. baskets round green and wax 50c-l 00. poorer 25-35c, pole 1 25-1 75.

Cabbage, 24 qt baskets domestic' round, medium 50-65c. few poorer 25-35c Corn bags 5 rtoz 1 85 Lettuce, 24 qt. baskets 10 lb leal 75c-l 0(1 I Potatoes 50 lb. 1 25 1 35 Radis-hes baskets red bunched 30s; 1 5d 24s 1 00-1 25 topped and I washed 8 oz film bakn. 1.75-* 2 00 II TILE 1RANGE NEWS PERKINS GRANGE The public is invited to a card party starting at 8:15 p.

m. Saturday in the Perkins Grange hall. S. Campbell-st. Mrs.

Dewey J. pei Jr. ii chairman of the s'seiu There stc lo he pinochle and door and lunch is to be asailable. The Quality Flooring of Enduring Beauty See it on Display at KARL'S TILE SERVICE 632 Hancock St. Phone 6790.