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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
WILDER Speaks At
Kiwanis Meeting

Atty. Adair Wilber, local XII
wanian, discussed formation and
operation of municipal courts
Wednesday noon at the Kiwanis
Club meeting. Atty. John Morton
was in charge of the program and
several other members also partici-
pated in the discussion.
President William Brown an
nounced that 1t. Governor w.
Harold Todd, Bellevue, will make
an official visit to the local club
next week.
KiwanianS who will compete
this weekend in the Kiwanis
Bowling tournament in Cleveland
will include Albert Davids, cap
tain, Wilbur Gill, Adair Wilber,
Ralph Wedekind, and Charles De-
Witt, first team; Howard Fulton,
captain, Dalton DeLor, r. A. Rice,
John Zetzer and George Koch,
second team.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

things as nice appearance, long
life and as little maintenance as
possible. A material that meets
these qualifications recently was
placed on the market as a pack
aged siding. 1t is Masonite Siding,
made of Tempered Presdwood, an
atwood panel that has proved it.
self over quarter-century under
all weather conditions.
Masonite Siding comes in widths
that are ideal for ranch style
houses-12, 16 or "a inches. These
widths are inexpensive, and they
add greatly to the appearance, used
as lap siding with shadow strips.
Of course, Masonite Siding can be
used as panel siding, too, with
attractive batten strips for a nice
architectural effect.
Countless builders are turning
to this siding because it is econom-
ical in first cost, in application
and in upkeep. Its smoothness and
high density make Masonite Sid
ing an ideal base for paint. The
absence of grain and knots gives
it unusual paint-holding qualities
meaning that you have fewer
repainting jobs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

as follows:
Flickinger and Orns, Dick Alex
ander, George Banke, Dick Dern,
George and Jim Fulkert; Clinton
Cleaners, John Gaydos, Fred Kohl
man, Joe Kirk, Willis Misch and
Curt Steffens; The Ark, Rod Gran
staff, Jack Bolte, Joe Morgan,
Harry Sample and Wilbur Sessler.
hammers Inn, Wayne Howell,
Edgar hammers, D. K. Mulcahy,
Harold Reidmaier and Paul
Schmitt; Frederick's Insurance,
Norb Stein, Bill Goebel, Lawrence
Ludwigsen, Clarence Marsden and
Angelo Johnson; Clinton Men 3
Wear, Jim Bernard, Wilbur Pc
terSen, Charles Scherer, Charles
Anderson and Karl Stucky; Bob
Reider'S Representatives, Lou
Marv Lundgard, Emil Sell
go, Cliff Stephenson and Delos
NiSSen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
Holy Week Plans At
Danbury Church

st. Paul's Lutheran Church of
Danbury will begin its observance
of Holy Week at its Palm Sunday
services with the reception of new
members and the confirmation of
young people.
On the Wednesday evening pre-
ceding Palm Sunday, the public
examination of the confirmation
class will be held in place of the
regular Lenten midweek service.
The young people taking part in
this service are Marlene Bergman,
Emery and Frederick Dress, De-
lores Heminger, Joan Kott, Shir-
lev Park, and Susan Schneider.
Adult members to be received
on Palm Sunday are Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Dress, Miss Maryann Dress,
Mrs. Paul Gulau, Mr.. ard Mrs.
William Hawk, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hirt, Mr.. Charles Lenke, Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Motel, Mr. and
Mrs. Woodrow Radloff, Mrs. Geo.
A. Reinke, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Schneider, Mrs. Francis Wads-
worth, Mrs. Gordon Wahlers, and
Mrs. William White.
On Maundy Thursday evening,
April 2, at 8 p. m, candlelight
Communion Service will be held.
The confirmation group will com
mune together as class for the
first time at this service.
On Good Friday, st. Paul's will
join with St. Johns Lutheran
Church and Peace Lut h er n
Church of Port Clinton for serv-
ices from 1890 p. m. to 2:30 p. m.
at st. Johns Lutheran Church.
The theme for the service is "The
Three Crosses" with devotional
messages to be given by Pastor
Hartwig Preuss, Robert Yoemans,
and Pastor George Reinke. ST.
Paul's Senior Choir will sing 'Thy
Life Was Given For Me-"
Holy Week will be climaxed
with the regular morning service
on Easter Sunday. The Senior
Choir and the Children's Choir
will take part in this service as
we'll as others during Holy Week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
Accepts Local
Artists Painting

Another national honor has
come to one of Port Clinton's
leading artists. A tempera paint
ing entitled Heritage" complet-
ed recently by Mrs. Bella Russell,
East Third Street, has been ac-
cepted by the Akron Art msti-
tute for it's Human Equation" ex-
hibition.
AS thousands of paintings were
entered in the national contest,
Mrs. Russell can be highly COM
plimented on the acceptance of
her work. In Heritage" she has
painted her thoughts that family
ties remain strong despite the
ravages of war.
Mrs. Russell's painting will be
taken on national tour, starting
in April. The Akron Art Institute
will show its Human Equation
exhibition in numerous cities
throughout the coming year.
Mrs. Russell, who conducts art
classes in her home, $40 East
Third Street, will also be greatly
honored this fall when her one
man show will be featured at the
Toledo Artists Club. A show in
which work completed by Mrs.
Russells students will also be ex-
hibited ater this year at the To-
ledo Artists Club headquarters.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

Zess, Albert Grodi and many 9th
ers.
In telegram which T. P. Fine
frock, Vacationland secretary,
sent to the U. S. Engineers in De-
troit, he stated:
'This association of business
men, cottage owners and boat op-
orators from Port Clinton, Lake
side, Marblehead, Catawba Island,
Kelley's Island and Put-in-Bay,
deriving substantial business from
summer vacationers attracted to
this popular resort area, strongly
protest extended time and area
for Camp Perry anti-aircraft fir
ing. Restricting boating and fish
ing would decrease local resort
popularity of short summer sea-
son with consequent loss to local
business"
In Washington, it was reported
that the Army had assured Rep.
Frazier Reams, Toledo Indepen-
dent, that it would do all it can
to minimize interference with
small boat operations and fishing
when it blocks off the area for
weekday firing.
Reams and Rep Alvin Weichei,
Sandusky Republican, had pro-
tested the proposed Army action.
Under the new proposal, Lake
Erie waters would be barred to
fishermen and pleasure boats in
an area Immediately north of the
Erie Proving Ground and Camp
Perry except for certain hours
Mondays through Fridays. There
would be no firing on weekends
or holidays.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
FISHERMEN IN TOLEDO TODAY
TO PROTEST AA FIRING PROPOSAL

Port Clinton commercial fisher
men, Mayor Carl Becker, Henry
Cowgirl of the Chamber of Com
merce and representatives of the
Ohio Conservation Department
we're in Toledo Thursday forenoon
to lodge protests at the U. S.
Army Engineers hearing for the
proposed extension of AA firing
in Lake Erie.
Headed by Jack Lay of Port
Clinton Fish Company, the fish
ermen included Kenneth Wahl,
Jim Riley, Pete Roberts, Clarence
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
BIRTHDAYS
T ANNIVERSARIES

March 2O-Mrs. C. C. Cooper,
Mrs. Patrick Barrett, Mrs. Julia
Rofkar, Mrs. Chester Owen, Mary
Papcun, Karen Holm, Robert Het-
rick, Sam Cont.
March 21-Mrs. Randall Buch-
man, Mrs. Ralph Anderson, MIRO.
]. C. Heckler, Ellen Cochran, Lor-
eta Ann Foster, Lawrence Gonya,
Ward Druyor, Lawrence Lieske,
Harmon Pussehl, Junior Schroed-
er. Wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Truck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Crosley.
March 22-Herman Gates, How
ard Park, James Patz, James Arm
bruster, Howard Harod, Jr., Mrs.
Delbert Wilson, Mrs. David Nc
Gowan, and Clarence Cooley. We'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Welch.
March 23-MrS. Henrietta Hine-
line, Gertrude Tieman, Cheryl Lee
Davis, Paula Karshuk, Helen
Throne, Robert Fritsche, Jack
Rider, John Boiling, Richard Null
Inns, Paul Rofkar Wedding ami
versary of Capt. and Mrs. Harold
Sperber.
March Barbara Beutel, Le-
ona Masing, D. K. Mulcahy, Clay
ton Ernsberger, Osborne Hayden,
Floyd Dibling Sr.
March 25-Mrs. Lawrence Glas-
co, Leonardo Scherer, Irene
Rounds, Jean Greer Jones, Will
liam Gerner, Leonardo Scherer
Stein, Capt. Harold Sperber.
March 26-Mrs. Leonard Ohm,
Norma Jean Cover, Russ Shinevar,
Wilma Schwick and Leroy Neff.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
John Faris Heads
Local Elks Lodge

John Faris, manager of the To-
cal Brinnon Company, was elected
exalted ruler of the Port Clinton
ElkS Tuesday night. He succeeds
Edward Minderman, who joins
William Misch and Richard Dern
as trustees. Installation will be
held during the first week in
April.
Other new officers are Clarence
Muggy, leading knight; Alton
Nissen, loyal knight; Kenneth
Krupp, lecturing knight; Louis
Van Vorce, tyler; Norbert Stein,
treasurer, and James Mizener,
secretary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
OVER 40 ELKS Leave TODAY FOR
NATIONAL BOWLING TOURNEY

Over 40 members of the local
Elks Lodge, including seven bowl
ing teams, will board a train at
the local station this Friday af-
ternoon at $50 to depart for Chi
cago where they will compete in
the annual Elks National Bowling
Tournament in Congress Alleys.
Rod Granstaff is in charge OF
the trip and the Elks will stay at
the Congress Hotel over the week
end. Singles and doubles entrants
will compete at 7:30 Saturday
evening while the teams will COM
pete at 11:30 and 2 Sunday. Leav-
ing Chicago at $40 Sunday af-
ternoon, the Elks are due back
here at 12:40 Monday morning.
Non-bowlers who will make the
trip are AL Ochs, Gene Stafford,
Bill Misch, Herm Frederick, Ed
Mulligan and Bob Reider.
Teams which will compete are
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
Clair Dunn
Resigns At T.U.

Clair Dunn, formerly of Genoa,
has submitted his resignation as
Toledo University's football coach
to the board of athletic control
but it has not been accepted by
the board.
At a special meeting early this
week, the board voted unanimous
ly to ask Dunn to reconsider and
accept the job for next season.
The coach said he would recon-
slider his plans but hasn't made
up his mind definitely.
Under state law, staff members
of a municipal university cannot
be given more than one-yeat
contract.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
STORE HOURS SET

At special meeting of the re-
tail division of the Port Clinton
Chamber of Commerce Friday
night in the Colonial Club rooms,
it was decided that stores which
now are observing Wednesday
afternoon closing will continue
the schedule through May 2. Aft
er that date, some of the stores
may remain open Wednesdays for
the summer season. Friday eve
ming openings are the rule here
with stores being closed Saturday
nights.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
Huron Fishermen
Strike For WAGES

While fishermen in Huron are
on strike this week, demanding
higher wages, fishing firms in
Sandusky and Port Clinton have
not been approached by union Of
ficials ard no union activity has
been reported in the area.
At Huron, 35 fishermen are be
ing represented by District so OF
the United Mine Workers. They
are seeking a 10-cent hourly pay
increase and their employers have
offered six cents.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
ACCIDENT TOLL DOWN

1t. S. B. Radcliffe of Ohio State
Highway Patrol District A has an
nounced that the February acci-
dent toll in this district showed
decrease, 554 to 447, over January.
Fatal accidents were down 20 to
13. Written warnings issued to-
tailed 1878, up 80 over the previ-
Gus month. Sixteen persons were
killed and lat injured in district
auto wrecks during February.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
SEEKS DIVORCE

Thelma G. Zimmer, Oak Harbor,
has filed suit in Ottawa County
Common Pleas Court against
Clyde Zimmer, Fremont, on
grounds of gross neglect and ex-
treme cruelty. They were married
here August 81, 1947, and have
one child. Mrs. Zimmer asks Gus
tody of the child, temporary and
permanent support, attorney fees
and an INDUCTION restraining the
defendant from selling, disposing
or encumbering any of his prop
erty. The petition lists the hus-
band as being a partner in a FIRE.
mont bar.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
Emery Hetrick
Bowls 7O1 Game

Emery Hetrick, bowling with
Burrows team in the All-Star
League at the Oak HarAor Recre-
alton alleys Tuesday night, became
the first Oak Harbor bowler to
score a 700 series in three years
this week.
Hetrick had games of 245, 245
and 211 for 701. Holding the
record for top score at Oak Har-
Dor is Bill Young, who bowled
745 in league competition back in
1850.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
PLAN EASTER BAZAAR

The annual Easter bazaar spon-
sored by women's organizations of
Trinity Methodist Church is being
held this Thursday, March 10, in
the church basement. Homemade
items and baked goods are being
offered for sale in the various
booths. Dinner will be served al
noon while supper will be served
from S to z o'clock.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
TRAILER DEADLlNE

County Auditor Melvin Guth is
calling attention of house trailer
owners throughout the county to
the requirement of obtaining 1853
tax certificates this month for
their trailers. The tax fee for oc-
cupied trailers is $18 if paid be-
fore April l, after which time a
penalty becomes effective. Last
year, 374 trailers were registered
for taxation in the county and the
number is expected to be even
larger this year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
MEAcHEN ENDORSED

Mervin Meachen, Erie Township,
has been endorsed by the Ottawa
County Republican Central Com
mittee for the rural mail carrier
vacancy at the Port Clinton post
office.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
ATTENDS BABY'S FUNERAL, Then
BEGINS 9O-DAY JAIL SENTENCE

James C. Pierson, 40, unem-
ployed carpenter who is serving
a 9O-day sentence in Ottawa Coun-
ty Jail for beating his 18-montn
old son, James, Jr., was taken to
his home in Genoa Sunday to at
tend funeral services for his
youngest son, only a week old.
The baby, who was unnamed,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
FINED IN COURT

Everett Skinner, Port Clinton,
was fined $1O0 and costs by Vice
Mayor Harold Nelson Sunday, af-
ter Skinner had been arrested on
the charge of driving while under
the influence of alcohol. His car
had struck a parked auto near the
corner of Perry and Madison the
previous night. Skinner is being
held in county Jail.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
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For Farm and Home
Siding a New House

IF YOU'RE planning to build a
house, you have many things to
consider. Among them are three
factors which can spell the success
or failure of your construction
characterization, framing and
siding. Good materials and crafts
manship here are mighty impor-
tant.
Since siding Shows" it is of
more than passing interest to the
owner. In siding, he wants such
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

Cunty Supt. of Schools Edwin
Dlgby has announced that the an
nual spring vacation for county
school students will be effective
with the closing on Friday, March
q, until Monday morning, April
6. Port Clinton schools will OBJ
serve the same vacation period.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
CARS ARE DAMAGED

Norman Morse, Oak Harbor, was
driver of a car which struck a
parked auto owned by Chester
Jadwisiak, Rt. l, Friday afternoon
near the Gypsum Canning planI
South Railroad Street. No one was
reported injured.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
THE OHIO WINE BILL

of considerable interest to Ottawa Countians in the
industry has been introduced in the House. of
the cosponsors is Rep. James A. Young of neighborng
Erie County. "a similar in the last session failed
by vote to out of committee
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
REP. SAMUEL DEVINE

.R. Columbus) has set fire under the Aviation
Board. Devine wants to know why the board and
maintains three 4seat planes when the board itself is COM
prised of only five members and of those don't fly
he's also asked embarrassing questions regarding
fishing and hunting trips by board members and officials
at state expense.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

NEW YORK. N. y Comedian
Ed Wynn gives Ed Sullivan
musical ride" on his famous mo-
bile piano as they head for Toast
of the Towns new theater on
Broadway and 53rd Street in the
heart Of The Great White Way.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
ONE OF THE UP-AND-COMING

young in this session is Rep James j. McGettrick
of Cleveland McGettrcs friendly, intelligent approach
to legislative problems is sending his political star higher
and higher and colleagues looking for big things from
jim.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

who represents Ottawa County senator from the
3Oth and 33rd districts has been appointed to the Ohio
Un-American Activities Commission. other senate
bers Wilbur L. Shu Anthony j. Ceebrezze, C. Stan
ley Mechem and Robert A. Pollock House members
Gordon Renner, Kenneth A. Robinson, Samuel L. DeVine
gohn " Corrgan and your representative.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
HOUSE SPEAKER WILLIAM SAXBE

national guard colonel. expects to get in mill
tary training at Camp Perry this .Saxbes rise
has been rapid and he's considered Republican hopeful
for governor the youthful Speaker has host of friends
in Ottawa County who watching his political progress
with great interest.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
THE PERENNIAL BILL

to ban commercial fishing in Sandusky Bay. has been
introduced again it's getting to be familiar story with
veterans around the statehouse +.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

Pvt. Goria E. Mackey, Wa8208698
WAC Medical Detachment,
Fitzsimons Army Hospital,
Denver 8, Colorado
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

of Lima is gaining lot of statewide support for
his resolution to extend the terms of state officials to four
years Senator Pepples idea to have merit.
under the existing arrangement most of the state officials
don't really have much of opportunity to do good
administrative job because they find themselves engaged
in campaign for reelection shortly after taking office
The Peppe resolution voted out of committee to
L. it proposes that the fouryear terms would start in
1854 except representatives which would start in 1856.
this feature Senator Peppe has explained would satisfy
those who believe that there should be check the
governor in the middle of his term the resolution would
apply to the governor lieutenant governor secretary of
state treasurer attorney general state senators and
resentatves at present only the auditor has fouryear
term
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
DIR. HAROLD OYSTER

Washington Countys able house member has gotten
out another of his welwritten informative monthly re-
ports which he distributes to constituents at his
expense
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
INCIDENTALLY

INCIDENTALLY
Senator Latta recently addressed the membership of the
OTTAWA County Automobile Dealers Association. and
handled himself well before this group are told
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20


ONE OF THE UP-AND- COMING
young in this session is Rep James j. McGettrick
of Cleveland McGettricks friendly intelligent approach
to Legislative problems is sending his political star higher
and higher and colleagues looking for big things from
Jim.
STATE SENATOR DELBERT L. LATTA
who represents Ottawa County senator from the
Both and 33rd districts has been appointed to the Ohio
Un-American Activities Commission. other senate
bers Wilbur L. Shul, Anthony j. Celebrezze, c. STAN
ley Mechem and Robert A. Pollock. House members
Gordon Renner Kenneth A. Robinson, Samuel L. DeVine,
sohn V. Corrigan and your representative.
INCIDENTALLY
Senator Latta recently addressed the membership of the
OTTAWA County Automobile Dealers Association. and
handled himself well before this group told.
DIR. HAROLD OYSTER
Washington Countys able house member has gotten
out another of his wel-wrtten informative monthly
ports which he distributes to constituents at his
expense.
THE PERENNIAL BILL
to ban commercial fishing in Sandusky Bay. has been
introduced again it's getting to be familiar story with
veterans around the statehouse
-:-:-:-:-
THE OHIO WINE BILL
of considerable interest to Ottawa Countans in the
industry has been introduced in the House. .one OF
the co-sponsors is Rep James A. Young of neghboring
Erie County a similar in the last session failed
by one vote to come out of committee.
REP SAMUEL DEVINE
:. .R. Columbus) has set fire under the Aviation
Board .Devine wants to know why the board and
maintains three 4seat planes when the board itself is COM
prsed of only five members and of those don't fly
he's also asked embarrassing questions regarding
fishing and hunting trips by board members and officials
at state expense.
HOUSE SPEAKER WILLIAM SAXBE
national guard colonel. expects to get in mill
tary training at Camp Perry this .Saxbes rise
has been rapid and he's considered Republican hopeful
in Ottawa County who watching his political progress
with great interest.
of action from here out both parties have shaped
up their programs. and in surprising number of in
stances aren't too far apart in their thinking.
RAY SPERBER
. editor of The News. has our heartfelt sympathy in
the sudden loss of his father who of best
known and weliked citizens join their hundreds
of friends in offering comfort in their bereavement
/H@det W. /E-eee1
Your Representative
to the General Assembly
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
LOOK FOR LOTS

of action from here out both parties have shaped
up their programs and in surprising number of in
stances aren't too far apart in their thinking. :.
The guardian., 1953-12-24
ALBERT BYRD
DIES AT 81

Funeral services for Albert
Byrd of 2 Oak Place, Boston,
we're held Monday, December
81, at the j. B. Johnson Fu-
neral Home. He died December
16, after a brief illness. Rev.
E. o. Woodhouese of Walls Me-
mortal Zion Church conducted
the services. Soloist was Will
liam Burrell. Interment was in
Mt. Hope Cemetery.
Mr.. Byrd was born in Caro-
lima County, Va, in 1871, and
in 1920 he brought his family
to Boston. He leaves a loving
wife; son, Jesse Byrd; daugh-
ter-in-law, Vienna Byrd, other
relatives and a host of friends.
Some women are affectionate
only when they want money,
The guardian., 1953-12-24
DORIE MILLER
APTS. DEDICATED

CORONA, N. A. - The Dorie
Miller Cooperative Apartments
here were dedicated Sunday,
December 13, with Congress
man Adam Clayton Powell de-
livering the principal address.
The six-story building houses
300 families and is in a pic
turesque locality. The housing
project was built under Title II.
Section 213 of the Federal Hous-
ing Act at a cost of $2,700, ,000
1t is unsegregated.
In his address, Congressman
Powell said: "It is altogether
fitting that New York's first
unsegregated cooperative hous-
ing. project should be named for
the first hero who fought at
Pearl Harbor - Dorie Miller
"This must be the begin
ming of hundreds of hOus-
ing projects, comparatively
built, owned and maintain
ed by American people ire
spective of race. There can
be no future for COmmu-
nism as long as democracy
works and this is demOc-
racy in action"