Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-19

in order to work out plan by
which the most good would be
done for the most people and for
our nation as whole.
We, the workers trust that
many, many more of our men of
management will follow the splcn-
did example Of these great men.
Good Hvmor A. Standard
A good sense of humor helps
in any situation and certairly
goes long way toward settle
ment of plant problems.
This sense of humor" is very
much in evidence at Standard and
came in handy last Friday morn
ing when the management and
Union officers came face to face,
both parties asking the same
question,
"Who started the Strike scarcoo"
aid both heard just abou: the
same answers,
"We cannot imagine who start
I'd this rumor.'
"We know of no impending
strike"
You can see how this could have
ed TO a very uncomfortable stu
ation; but that wonderful thing,
sense of humor," made it posi-.
lle for management and union to
laugh together and conclude the
matter of strike scare is Just
one of those things.
Don't you agree that this ac-
live sense of humor" is certain
y one indication of good manage
nent-labor relations at Standard
More About The First Nan
Every voter is greatly interest.
ed in the presidential campaign,
he records, platform and views of
he candidates. We have reviewed d
The First Man" in this campaign
General Eisenhower ard Gov
Stevenson-but to keep pace with
heir latest quotes, here is brief
summary of what they said in re.
cent address:
WHAT ADLAI SAID
Gov. Stevenson, Democratic
nominee, prepared for his first
| Rocky Mountain speech in Denver
md his appearance at the Ma
+ional Flowing Contest at Kasse n
Minn., by series of hard-hittine
speeches declaring his affirmative
| position on many issues:
l. On Labor Day in Detroit
Stevenson called for repeal of the
Taft-Hartley law.
2. At Hamtramck, Mich, Stew
nson warned against any candi
late who tried to win the election
" intimating that he will slickly
liberate Eastern Europe from
Russia. Liberation is the John
Foster Dulles Republican lire tha,
Eisenhower recited to the Amer
can Legion convention earlier
without explaining whether he
meant to "liberate" the captive
peoples by starting a war or mere
| " encouraging them to unsucccss
full revolutions.
8. Stevenson told the New York
State Democratic Convention tha,
he was impressed" by a "com
promise" fair employment bill
| sponsored by Sen. Humphrey o1
Minnesota and other liberals. He
said that in the whole field of civ
il rights we should "try to make
more rapid progress :. rather
than try to make votes" Eve car
clean up this fire hazard in oul
basement"
4. Stevenson told the New York
State Liberal Convention that he
was running on the Democratic
platform. II am for it; l will fight
for it; and l expect to win on it,
WHAT IKE SAID :.
Gen. Eisenhower opened hi.
serious campaign in the South b,
assailing the Truman administra
ton as corrupt" "too big for it.
britches" and deserving to b.
thrown out of power for havins
stayed too long. (Too long,: Doe!
he know that the Republican.
stayed in power for "a consecu
tive years and the Democrats have
been in only 20 consecutive -car
10 date? So we ask. is it good 70,
| opa apd NIT oood Gov +bo o4i,or