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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-19
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your movins, storage
reas. ia. 9-2937: eyes,. RIA. 3-l416
MOVING BIZ HINNANT . SON. Cal
any time. low rates. large or small
Jobs. Spruce 3-7406
WHEN MOVING you want 1t done
right. Call II. 3-504T. EDLlN
MOVING q TRANSFER SERVICE
ARROW TRANSFER We move b,
lob or hour. Six rooms as low @
S35. NO. 1854, DE. 2-0066. --2s
A. q. MOyERS---Local, long distance
low as IS hr. for 3 men. AID. 2-386f
AL CONN MOVES. local, long dist,
1-bedrm. apt, S25; 2-bedrm.. $50
| 8. 8 rooms. $35. $40. RA. 6-6S95
| To. 2-7272. With new padded vans
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
ACROSS the country: safe storage. II
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION SToR
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LIGHT HAULING, local moving
/ beaci,ss q specially 8. 1. MORRIS
\ tn H-I16N or Ii 6-2SSo.
MOVE By HILL-Home or bus; shor
/ or long notices: extra services; an,
time: ssensibly priced. Lu 1-96oo
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE /
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men q ss per b., no. travel q
your guarantee. RIGHT WAY
MOVERS. 10 9-3:y30 Pr
GENERAL HAULING, day or night
reasonable rates: free estimate. LII
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APARTMENT s1s

Unusually attractive Is this
conveniently arranged apart
ment home facing east. II
has q foyer. 1920 living
room with inclosed porch,
unusually large kitchen,
10x1R dining elcove
separated from the living
room by French doors. larqe
twin size bedroom and bath.
Only $4,000 on rnusua lily
favorable terms. Ask for Mr..
Fielding.
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APARTMENT 1903

Facing north, this charm
Ing 2-bedroom and 2-bath
apartment home has q
1890 living room which
opens on q lovely screened
porch. One bedroom Is
12'x17'6" and the other Is
12'x1S'. It has q 12,x6'3"
foyer, o 9,xp, dining alcoye
and o 9,X10' kitchen with
service door opening into the
apartment hallway. II you
want 2 bedrooms and. Q
baths and are interested In an
apartment home truly de-
signed for comfortable and
Rracious living, please don't
fail to see this one. S2g. 900
on reasonable terms. Ask for
Mr.. Owens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-19
FLYNN Co-oPs
COME TO
THE BROADMOCR
TODAY
2 APIS. OPEN
"a

Deservedly known as wash
ington's outstanding and most
desirable cooperative smart
@Dent. THE BRCADMOOR.
at Connecticut ave. and
Porter st.. is beautifully stu
ated on s lsndscaped acres.
1t has a charming public
dining room which viii also
render service tn individual
apartments upon request.
SecretaEial service. garage and
maid. service by the hour are
also amonet the comforts of-
fered to THE BROApMOOR'S
selected owners. Immediate
proximity to public transoor-
tatinn gives owners in THE
BROADMOOR quick accessi-
. bility to all parts Of the CITY.
Nearby are several handy
shopping centers, churches,
schools. banks and the Up
town motion picture theatre.
Every apartment home. by
clever planning. is comfort
ably removed from the I'M
mediate noise Of the handy
:. thnroughfares and. Is provided
with an eye-pleasinr fore
ground, q distant vista, and
with light and air ur-
obstructed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-19
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

TMDEN GARDENs-owner of this
deightful apartment is leaving the
city and can give early possession.
attractive entrance foyer. Large liv.
irm. sun rin.. din; rm,; kit, 2
extra features have BEEN ADDED Ssay
Price, $4,000. Inspection by appt.
Can aaos J. NELSON HUGHES. EM.
'oNs,sReDiRM. APT. in refined. we'll
located nsymsnt hld III s sdasG snaa DOWN
Tia CsLfiFToN 81. NV, Apt. Il.
front--Liv: rm... 16x23: din. rm.,
1915 bedrm,, 15xl3, foyer. kit;
N nssn ist W. AND S1d9 GsoSiiuMBrA mn Nv
Ing sts h hsf iv rm rsaf Ssdr fonts Ill.,
bath. low maintenance: reas. priced.
sINKiEs co, DI.. 7.s6ss; eyes,
r syn EN- 4.r 3t5S4. .oe4 r,,a.;l9
n.w.-A ,delishtful 3-bedrm., 2-bath
rn. ample cedar-iined closets. IS ,ex-
7 posures; one Of the better sco-'
sssnses; ses:s go 90 AaER R6eai 81 81:
GURITY 3 TEusT CO. ] 5th and
va. .'e CHOICE sSs sBESEM. s sop. apt -.
Fenced lot: ideal for children: S55
ALL UTILS. Price. $3.50. SlLLS
NJ Kh AZ Skst 49, -. s.26OO.
Nos. dssirsSls. quiet, cross Vent.
bungslow.type apt; home In peri.
cond. Occupies complete end wing
Of sWashtugton's finest residential
eo-operatiye: cow. to transp. and
shops. Large liv; rm. and sunporchs
Svsslook mn ss zs lsll-.lses min din
reas. priced by owner with terms
to qualified purchaser. EN-. 3-775U.
Mr.. 2Oth AND KALORAMA RID. NV.
Lovely, 7-fm., corner apt. too large
for owner, hence willing to sacrifice;
down payt.. $3.700; mr.. bus and
s ssFi FL .n'D 81 9:7s ss!l NJ Ewes! F.
VIC IL; 1 ists AND MASS. AVE. NV
2 rms. K. b., Sc. 1850. terms. AID.
NEAR 1ais0l Bso Eli &c rIELD-Lovely .
iiv. rm.. dinette. xii. and bath; Is
mo. mo. pays ali. ONLY SS.3bo. HARRY
1 4 oe cIIFTos 81 81. Nv NV, Apt. g.
Liv. rm;; bedrm.. KIT; and bath;
desired. owner retired. leaving city;
qualified purchaser; adults; no pets.
hfas tsS9s GS s1gss loe elev
and switchboard service. good eond.
Price only $4,25o. Terms: Please
call Mr.. Gavin with II. g; sMITHY
CO, ST, $4,000; res, ADs %-59U4;
excellent ccnd.: superior ioc. Price.
Gavin with II. d. sMfTHY CO.. ST.
M. CONN. AND WYOMING AvEs.-7
unusually large sficiency apt; Ct
room. kit. and bath apt. with fire-
place and cleo: kit; excellent, view.
sIis,s ,; ri. $Ill,I,lSo PIsass c Al Mt T
p aa fSr 5 CS:o AD afoo H. ,iv ru
Tor, end bedrm. ). kit. and bath. Very
conv.. loo. with elev,. and Switch
board service. Price. S14 500.
SNIFF ea Co. ms sr os ssso Si'n nes H. A6
2 BaDURMs.. 2 BATns-Garase space;
also foyer. double liv. rm.. full din.
| rm., Glassed-in sun porch, kit. and
I pantry, End a.. 'front.'. 3 exposures,
from extensive shopping and transp
| Gavin with II. q. sAITHY Co, ST.
I siSGk C Gis c AZ 2-59e4 unusua,
apartment adaptable to one or two
disable fireplaces. living room. din.
space. Price, $4,000: terms. Please
call Mr. Gavin: with II. O. SMTTHY
CO. ST. $4,000: res. AID. 2-5004.
ARL., val and 2 bedrm. apis;
own your own; excel. location. pur-
chase owners equity. assume mo,
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UNIQUE DUPLEX

On one door OF this In
trisuing apartment home are
. large living room with
Woodworking fireplace and
French windows opening on O
balcony. separate dining room
and o modern kitchen with
many cupboards) to charm o
woman's heart. On the upper
: floor are q twin size bedroom.
q single bedroom and bath.
Out of city owner will sacri-
fice. for $4,000 on reasonable
terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-19

THE WESTMINSTER
For sale. q few furnished apis. Of liv-
ing, room, bedroom. Kitchen and bath
and IN 2-bedroom and ] bath apt
RANDALL II. HAGNER g. CO.. INC.
1871 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-19

EDMUND j. FLYNN co
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920,
Washington Building MA. 6-956l
Res. NO. 7-6677
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OTHER LIsTINGs

The exclusive listings of
this office offer numerous
other equally attractive apart
ment homes in various loca-
tions and ranging in price
from $1,000 to $45, 600.
To inspect and for further
details call MAJOR CARNEY
with ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-19

700 list AVE-, SEAT PLEASANT
New semidet. 2-bedrn. brick. Auto.
washing machine and disposal: SOS.
OWNER, Elk. 3-210S: eyes,. DE.
ARL., S.-Newly dec; 2-bedrm. semi
Diet disposal, auto. washer. fenced
yd.; SS5 mo. LO. 7-S245. --19
WEST OF 18th ST.. mr.. Woodner--
3-bedrm. Diet. home, incl. .yd,; $50
mo-: conv.' transp.. CO. sb-S316.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-19

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
ARL.-2-bedrm semidet.; 5 min. TO
Pentagon; cony. shopping, transp
JE. 2-6245 Is
HOUSE FOR RENT
2-story, 3-bedrm. modern brick, de-
tached, corner lot, semi-furn. Newly
dec. Gar. Reas. Arl JE. 4-6S43.
49,
1882 GARFIELD ST. NV.
~ n Attic on HEAT
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NAYLOR GARDENS
2 bedrms.. end A. "A. nice one. Conv
bus. shops. Also q 1-bedrm. apt
Z Call Mr.. Rowland, LU.. I-7069
DRURY REALTY CORP.
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

GRIM. BRK. BUNGA. - Full cellar:
b.; Sc. sect; $Il0. LU. i-2035.
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PJMMIT HILLS. Falls c

ANDREWS SSS FIELD AREA-on, cleo.
iurn.; 2-bedrm. house; $500. RE.
H Hyatt! 52o1 42nd pl.D2-
bedrm. brick; oil h.-w.h.; full bsmt;;
and din. rm.; near schools ano
transp. A. z. BURGESS. WA.
NORTH ARLINGTON - 8 b e d m
house, liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, fun
bath; lge. yard; 2 blks. OF Lorcom
lane. T-min. drive to Pentagon;
S11R la. 7-OQ64. -19
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attrac. turn; Uct. Io-MAy I. 9Saaoo
NV ne HHAiILTo Sf' RAMBLER ON catoc-
tin Ridge near Leesburg. overlooking
valley and Blue Ridge Mts. Com
municating dist. D. C. Pine-paneled
liv. rm., 18x24 with stone firepl.,
beam ceiling. leather furn. Lge.. kit,
garbage disposal. freezer; . pedrms'
now. Adults only. S115 mo. JE. A.
, 1954-05-12
M EN- T S
By residents Of The Virgin Islands. particularlY Of those who r'sid'
in 81. croix.
The following is from R. Draper Richards, Nov. 80, 1853 -

The following is from R. Draper Richards, Nov. 80, 1858 -
Dear Senator Butler: In response to your request Tor statements
from inhabitants of the Virgin Islands on the provisions OF the three
bills pending for the new Organic Act, ! am very glad Of the oppor-
tunty to convey to you and the committee the opinions I have
reached from observing the political life of st. Cfeix as a retired
continental of five years standing, who has built a home here and
intends to continue living in ST. croix permanently
l. The Internal revenue taxes should be returned, but with many
strings attached until the local legislators prove they know how to
spend wisely tax fairly, and keep the budget of the Island IN bal
ance.
O. A resident commissioner is not necessary at this time for such a
small population, and is not worth the cost to the American tax
payer.
Instead / think some sort of watchdog position iat the Department
of the Interior should be created whereby an adviser for the Gov
ernor could spend his time half in the islands and half in Washing
ton, at least temporarily, to back up the new governor, 50 that total
" inefficient heads of key departments could be replaced by per-
sons qualified by experience for the job, instead of the present con-
dition wherein the overriding qualification is their native status re-
CARELESS of their competence.
20 years. In the new period Of transition under a new organic act
it is vitality important that a new governor be:
() A forceful fearless administrator.
() Have no local political tieups.
(e) A person with courage to push through a practical economical
(d) Have much administrative experience and be accustomed to
dealing with many types Of people.
(e) A perso nwith courage to push through a practical economical
program
CT The successful Inauguration of the new organic act will in a
large measure depend on the strength and leadership Of the new
governor, for this reason, unless a completely outstanding colored
executive is available, an experienced broadminded person Of the
white race would be preferable.
A. A single treasury & legislature will probably be more economical,
to the American taxpayer in the long run, but the details of this pro-
position should be studied very carefully to give it the greatest
chance Of success. With this in view ! have appended the following
, 1954-05-12
suggestions:

taJ Certain basic standards should be enacted BY law which every
candidate for the local legislature should meet before his candidacy
could be officially sanctioned. These standards should include
l)iProof Of graduation from high. school d2th grade.
"a Recordzo Of gainful employment to show capacity Of accepting
and dischargng responsibility.
C) Ownership Of land or securities showing financial resources
of at least $4,000 in capital.
() Petition by a minimum Of 100 bona fide registered voters
signed and witnessed by notary,
c1 Proof Of other. means Of livelihood aside from salary from legs-
, 1954-05-12

WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-13
Baby Banter Caption Winner
Has Fun Thinking Them Up
John D. Brudy's
Family Helps in
Final Selection

Thinking up captions to Baby
Banter pictures provides "a good
deal of pleasure and relaxation
for the winner of No. 20 in the
daily contest.
The winner, John d. Brady,
of 1894 Washington avenue, Alex
andria. Va, submitted the win
ming caption: Thought you said
! was going to model hats!'
Mr.. Brady. a salesman for the
Trade Supply Co. of Alexandria.
usually waits until every one in
his family is asleep and "sits
there and giggles to himself
while he thinks them up, ac-
cording to his wife.
He often writes several cap
tons for one picture and sub
mits them to his family for final
judgment. Mr.. Brady has en-
tered The Star contest every
day since its inception.
The second prize was awarded
to Mrs. Warren King, of Gray'S
Hill Village, Fort Be1voir, Va.
who submitted the caption:
who's invited to a 'come-as-
you-are' party?"
Mrs. Don Fl. Williams, of 727
Chestnut avenue, Falls Church,
Va, won third prize for writing:
MY gosh, they told me nobody
ever uses this beach"
Write winner for today's
Baby Banter picture on page
B-1. First prize is SIS, sec
ond is $40, and third is IS:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-13
Bullock Wins Fight
For Pension as D. G.
Plans Change in Law

Former Police Inspector Albert
I. Bullock has won his fight for
a retirement pension from the
District.
This became apparent when
District Commissioner Samuel
Spencer announced last night
the Commissioners will not APP
peal to the Supreme Court in an
effort to block payment Of the
So, 500-a-year pension.
The decision followed a refusal
Tuesday by the U. S. Court Of
Appeals for the District of Co
lumbia to rehear a previous APP
peal in which-by a 2-to-1
opinion--a panel Of the same
court upheld Inspector Bullock's
right to the penson.
To Ask Law Change.
Instead, Mr.. Spencer said, the
Commissioners will ask Congress
for legislation that would let
them withhold the pensions OF
policemen not in good standing
when they apply for retirement
He said he had instructed Cor
poration Counsel Vernon E. West
to draft such legislation.
Eve want to prevent an Of
ficer from drawing a pension II
he Is guilty Of misdoing," Mr..
Spencer said. &
Inspector Bullock had been
indicted on charges of violating
gambling laws in the 1851
Charles E. Nelson case. Later he
was acquitted of the charges. In
February, 1862, he applied for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-13

Armored Cavalry Regiment, now
stationed in Southern Germany.
The Sd will leave for Europe in
July. The regiment being re-
placed will take the 3d's old
spot at Fort Meade.
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Sd Armored Cavalry Due
For Germany Next July

FORT MEADE, Nov. 13.-The
Sd Armored Cavalry Regiment,
stationed here since 1916. has
been ordered overseas under the
Army's new unit rotation plan.
The Sd will replace the I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-13
Income Unexplained.

Income Unexplained.
While the pension matter was
pending, Inspector Bullock was
suspended from the Police De-
partment on charges Of insub-
ordination stemming from al
legged refusal to divulge to his
superiors the source Of some
$4,000 in outside income. A
police trial board also found he
had failed to file certain income
tax forms.
Federal Judge Alexander Holtz-
of ruled, however, that In
spector Bullock was entitled to
his retirement pension and was
upheld by the 2-to-l appellate
decision in which the majority
declared payment was manda-
tory under the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-13

| retirement on grounds Of age
and service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-16
COUNCIL L...
Continued from page y


7 cents per 100 cubic feet for the
next 1900 cubic feet; 6. cents per
100 cubic feet for the next 5000
cubic feet; and 51a cents per 100
cubic feet for all in excess of 5000
cubic feet.
Here's the proposed rate sched-
ule:
25 cents per 100 cubic feet for
the first 500 cubic feet, minimum
SIPS; 6 cents per 100 cubic feet
for the next $500 cubic feet; Z
cents per 100 ctbic feet for tie
next $4,000 cubic feet; 612 cents
per 100 cubic feet for all in excess
of $4,000 cubic feet. These rates
would apply for the first two years
of 4-year contract.
The last two years of the pact
these rates would be in effect un-
der the proposed ordinance:
25 cents per 100 for the first
500 cubic feet, minimum SIPS;
612 cents per 100 cubic feet for
sthe next $500 cubic feet; 7 cents
per 100 cubic feet for the next
45,0Qo cubic feet, and 61a cents
per 100 cubic feet for all in excess
of $4,000 cubic feet.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-16
SCHOOL BOARD
Continued from page y
of st. Clairsville, o.

u
of st. Clairsville. o.
Mrs. Reardon, who taught seven
th' and eighth grade English. is re
signing to join her husband ir
Columbia, Missouri. Mrs. Slaugh
ter, who taught at Catawba last
year, will fill the fifth grade va
cancy left by the resignation OF
Lucille sElliyas.
Mr.. Murphy's teaching assign
ment is indefinite. He is qualified
to teach in several fields, including
social studies and English. One
more teacher, a woman with a
physical education major or minor
to assist in health classes, is be-
ing sought yet and his definite as
segment will hinge on what other
classes she can handle. He is mar
ried, his youngest daughter gra-
duating from high school last year
and preparing to enter Bowling
Green.
The board also approved install
lation of fluorescent lighting in an
enlarged classroom. which has
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-16
Paul CocElran's
Majorettes
Keeping Busy

On July 3 the Majorettes were
at Elmore in the afternoon ans
Oak Harbor at night; July they
went to Lakeside and Marblehead;
July 5 thej were at Norwalk VIEW
celebration in the afternoon, and
in the evening were the special
guest performers at Wooster Col
lege Stadium.
On July Z they appeared at the
centennial celebration in Wyan
dotte, Mich, and were subjects oil
a feature article and photographs
in the Detroit News. On July
the Majorettes went to Sarnia, On
tario, the only American grour
invited to appear at the big bamI
festival where they made an ap
pearance with the Preston Scout
House Band. All expenses were
paid, and the Majorettes were
lodged in hotel.
This Monday they appeared in
the street parade, and presented
a show at Fostoria's Centennial
celebration. They will 60 back
there Saturday. Future engage
ments include two shows at Grand
Rapids, o., July "a and a parade
and show at Milan, Mich, July o.
On July 80 the Preston Boy
Scout Band will come here, and
the Incompatible Canadian group
and the sparkling Maiorettes will
present a combined show at the
stadium that Friday night, under
auspices of the Fire Department
The girls have New London, O.,
engagement July 81. An appear.
ance at the Toledo Zoo Ampithea.
ter is tentatively set for August l,
when the Scouts will go to Lake.
side. On August 2 both groups
will go to Lima for joint appear.
ance at the big Cerebral Palsy
benefit. Other August engage
ments are scheduled for the local
group,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-16

Mrs. j. H. Gulau drove to Ottawa
County Home and were guests of
Mrs. Louis Mortus when she en-
tertained the five handed club on
Monday evening.
Kings Daughters will meet this
week Tuesday Afternoon. at 4
O'Clock at Gypsum church to have
annual picnic at Mrs. Charles
Webber's, potluck style.
Mrs. Ida Szilagyi was admitted
to Magruder Hospital Thursday.
Miss Pamela Sibrel of Bowling
Green spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Sib-
rel, and sister, Georgia Sibrel.
Mrs. Susan Dusini and son John
are entertaining relatives from
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen, Mr..
and Mrs. Denver Rowley and Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Gulau attended the
Couples Club pinochle party Sun
day evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Fitzthum.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-16
ORDINANCE NO. AAA

AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE
FOR A CITY PLANNING COM
MISSION OF FIVE MEMBERS AND
FOR A ZONING INSPECTOR AND
TO FIX THE SALARIES THERE
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CoUN-
Gil OF THE CITY OF PORT CLIN-
TON, STATE OF OHIO:
Sec. l. There is hereby establish
ed City Planning Commission of
Mayor, Director of Public Safety
and Service and three citizens of
the City of Port Clinton who shall
serve without compensation and
shall be appointed by the mayor
for term of six years. Said City
the powers and duties conferred
upon it by the Zoning Code of the
City of Port Clinton and the laws
of the State of Ohio.
Sec. 2. There is hereby created
the office of Port Clinton Zoning
Inspector who shall be appointed
by the Mayor and shall receive a
salary of $4,000 per year, payable
in equal monthly installments.
Said Port Clinton Zoning Inspector
shall have all the powers and duties
conferred upon him by the Zoning
Code of the City of Port Clinton
and the laws of the State of Ohio.
Dec. Hat oil cAlSllHS
nances or parts of ordinances in
consistent herewith are hereby re-
pealed and this ordinance shall take
effect from and after the earliest
period allowed by law.
Passed: July 13, 1854.
LEROY T. BRACKEN,
President of the Council.
Attest: BOYD MARTIN,
Clerk of the Council.
Approved: July 13, 1854.
HAROLD G.. JERE
Mayor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-16
IN ACCORDANCE WITH OHIO
CIVIL SERVICE LAWS AS RE-
NISEn January l. 1QS4

Examination to establish eligible
list from which to select appoint
ees to position of Police Patrol
men will be held Friday, 80 July
1854, 1880 P. NJ in Council Cham
bers, City Hall, Port Clinton, Ohio.
Each applicant will be assessed
fee of $100 payable night of ex-
animation.
Applications are available at Po-
lice Station. All applications must
be received by the Civil Service
Commission not later than 500 +
Passing grade of IA exclusive OF
the credit for military service
must be attained The top three
passing candidates will be certi-
fled by the commission to the Ser
vice Director for appointment by
the Mayor.
month After the probationary pc
riod the salary for Police Patrol
man is s30250 per month.
To qualify for the examination
applicant must:
Be over 20 years and less than
36 years of age.
Be citizen of the Unlted
States and be and have been a.
resident Of Port Clinton for
period of not less than one year
Immediately prior to time of fill
ing application.
Conform to established physi-
cal requirements to be determ-
ined by City physician after sue
cessful completion of the writ
HAROLD ]. WORST,
Chairman of the Port Clinton
Civil Service Commission
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