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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
Motion Pictures Classified

Following is list Of motion pictures
reviewed and classified by the National
Council Of the Legion of Deceney.
for general patronage.
Abbott and Costello Meet DR.. Jekyli
and Mr.. Hyde, All American.
Bandits Of the West, Bis Jump. Bright
Road
Caddy, Calamity Jane. Cease Fire.
Conquest Of Coehise, Crszylegs. Cruel
Sea.
Desert Legion.
III Aamein, Escape From Fort Bravo.
Fake. Fighting Lawmen, Flight Nurse.
Gilbert and Sullivan. Give a Girl a
Break. Glory Brigade, Great Sioux Up
rising. Gun Belt.
Hondo.
It Came From Outer Space.
Joe Louis Story.
Last Of the Pony Riders. Little Boy
Lost. Living Desert, Lone Hand, Louisi-
ana Territory.
Man From the Alamo, Master Of Bal
lantrae, MelhR, Mexican Manhunt. Money
From Home. Murder on Monday, My Heart
Goes Crazy.
Project Nj.
Rebel City. Roar Of the Crowd Robe.
Rodeo Royal African Rifles.
Sabre Jet Saginaw Trail, Sea Around
Us, The Sea OF Lost Ships, Shoot First.
So This Is Love, Steel Lady, Stranger
Wore a Gun, Sweethesrts on Parade
Tar1en and the She-Devl. Terror on
Train. Thunder over the Plains. Trail
of the Arrow. Tumbleweed.
War Of the Worlds, White Witch
Doctor.
Yesterday and Today.
Glass A ~ Section 2 - UnobisctionabIs
for Adults.
/ Actress, All the Brothers Were Val
i ian, All / Desire, Arrowhead, Assassin
4 The.
Back 10 Gods Country. Band Wagon
/ Beggar's Opera Below the Sahara. Bis
+ Frame. Blueprint for Murder
Charge at Feather River. China Ven
ture. City IL Dark The. City Of Bad
Men. Clipped Wings, Cow Country. Crs
of the Hunted.
Dancing With Crime Diamond Queen
4 Donovan's Brain.
Easy 10 Love.
Fast Company, Flame Of Calcutta.
Gay Adventure. Geuevieve, Gentle Gun.
man. The: Genoese pragnet, Glass Web
+ Greatest Love, Gun Fury.
How To Marry Millionaire.
Jack Slade. Jennifer
Latin Lovers, Little Fugitive
Man IN the Dark, Miss Robinson
Crusoe Mr.. Denning Drives North.
Hebraskan, Night Without stars, NJ
Escape.
4 Ferilous Journey, Plunder Of the Sun
Pony Express, Private Eyes.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
French Line
Rejected BY
Three States

NEW YORK ~ (NC) - Censor
boards in New York, Pennsylvania
and Kansas have rejected French
Line, the film that Haunted the
movie code and was condemned by
the National Legion of Decency.
The state censors said they
would ban the movie unless cuts
were made, particularly in one
dance sequence.
Major us. movie distributors
have also announced that their cir.
cults will not book French Line
without a Code Seal of Approval.
Circuits who have rejected the
movie include Skouras Theatres
Corp, Loew's Theatres, American
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres
and RK0 Theatres-namesake OF
Rk0 studios which produced the
film.
4 Skouras Theatres official
said the circuit will not book the
movie unless II Is removed from
the Legion Of DeeeneY's CON
demned' list and Is given 9 Code
seal"
State censor boards that must
still act on French Line" are
Maryland, Ohio and Virginia. The
film has been approved for show
ing by censors in Chicago ant
Portland, Ore.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12

The Meow has some $500 affili-
ates with a total membership of
8.million Catholic women. The
NCCM has 1000 affiliates compos-
ed of 7-million Catholic men.
The program will be carried out,
Mr. Work explained, by having a
pamphlet, Practical Plans for Mar
ian Year Conservation to the Inn
maculate Heart of Mary distrib-
uted to homes of the t5-million
Catholics through the affiliated or
ganizations.
The cover of the pamphlet
stresses the words of His Holi.
ness Pope Plus XII in his EneY-
eIiesl "Auspieis oUsedsm" is
sued on May I, l94e: we have
-. eonseersted the whole
human race to the immaculate
Heart OF Mary =. n is Our wish
that all do the same every
diocese every parish
every family"
The pamphlet explains the steps
to be taken in the dedication to
the Immaculate Heart of Mary of
the individual, all families in par
ish. an individual family, school,
a parish, a combined parish, and
family, combined parish, family
and school, and a combined school
and family.
Mr.. Work explained that the
plans for the conservation crusade
we're worked out in cooperation
with the Montfort Fathers of Bay
Shore, NY, who are dedicated to
laboring for Mary, Queen of All
Hearts
The Montfort Fathers, Mr.. Work
said, have established a consecra-
ton center at their Bay Shore, N.
Y, headquarters. They also have
taken on the task of contracting ev-
cry parish in the nation. urging
that parishes, schools, families and
individuals be encouraged TO conse.
Grafton TO the Immaculate Heart OF
Mary during the Marian Year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12

Queen Of shebs.
Shark River. Singing Taxi Driver.
Something Money Cant Buy. Sun Shines
Bright Stranger on the Prowl, Sword
and the Rose
Take the High Ground, Thunder Bay.
Torch Song, Train Of Events. Trent =
Last Case, Tromba. Tropic Zone. Trouble
Along the Way.
Vendetta di Una PIAZZA. Vice Squad.
Vick
Young Csruso
Class Objectionable in Part.
All Ashore. Arena. Appointment in
Bad for Each Other Bal Tabarin,
Big Heart. Big Night, Bomba and the
Jungle Girl.
Captive Women. City Beneath the Sea.
City That Never Sleeps. Counterfeiters.
Decameron Nights Destination Mat
rimony. Doomed, Duel Without Honor.
East Of Sumatra.
Face to Pace. Fear and Desire For
hidden Games. Forever Female. Fiamms
Sulla Laeune, Flight 10 TAngier. From
Here to Eternity. Fugitive From Trieste.
Gentlemen Prefer Blonds,
Here Come the Girls, His Last IL
Hours Hoodum, The Hot Blood. House
of a Thousand Women.
L. the Jury.
Kiss Me Kate
Limelight. Luxury Girls.
Man Behind the Gun, Man Between
Man Crazy, Man With NV Face. Mesa
Of Lost Women, Miss Sadie Thompson
Mogamho, Montana Belle, Murder With.
out Tears.
Niagara, Night Without Sleep, 90 River
Street.
O. X. Nero. ope Biz Affair. One
Girls Confession. Operation Secret, Over.
coat
Paris Model. Pickup on south Street
/ Presidents Lady Problem Girls
Return 10 Paradise. Rome II o'clock
/ Salome, Sangaree, SEA Devils, Ser,
pent OF the Nile, Siren Of Bagdad. Sigh
Case Of Larceny, A; South Sea Woman
stoler Face. Strange Deception, Strang'
| Fascination, Strange Witness, System.
Take Me 10 Town Three Sailors an,
Girl. Thy Neighbours Wife, Two Cent
Worth ef Hope.
Wells cf Bagdad, Volcano.
Walking My Baby Back Home. Water
front Women. Woman They Almost Lynch
ed Women in Question.
You For Me.
Class c ~ Condemned.
Bandit. The dtalian) Behind Closet
Shutters. Blue Angel, Bullet for Stephano
A. Carnival in Flanders. Dedoe, Devil Il
the Flesh DEVILS Sleep. Flesh Will Sur
render lItalianl It's Forever Springtims
Jungle Stampede. just a Big Simple Girl
La Ronde. Lovers of Verona MRnou
Marie du Port Merry Chase. Miss Julis
Nom and Dad, Moon Is Blue, The n
Orchids for Miss Blandish; OF Love an
Bandits. Oh. Amelia !! Paris Nights, Pari
Waltz. The Room Upstairs, ROYAL Affan
A. Rozina, the Love Child; Sacred La
tuka Scandal Of the Clochemerle, Seve
Deadly sins. Sinners, She Shoulda Sal
No. Story of BOB and Sally, The; STRAINS
Triangle. Street Corner Strollers, Thri
That kills. Times Gone BY, Ways Q
Love. wench. The; Young and Damned
Separately Classified - Martin Luther
contains theological and historical rel
erenee and interpretations that are on
acceptable TO Catholics.
tKsep this listing for future rsfsrsnesl
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
= As Matters Stand
Joe Breig Says.
D-Day For The Movies

sion of the right of the people to
be informed, and to be heard on
public issues.
FREEDOM of the press has brought
down on us flood of the gravest
kind of evils-evils that certainly
could not have been foreseen by the
Founding Fathers.
Thomas Jefferson and the others
might very well start another Rev
olution if they could come back
from the grave and see what free
dom of the press has done to their
country.
Nevertheless, freedom of the
press is a very great gcod-a good
so great as doubtless to justify
the enduring of considerable evil
caused by its abuse.
Freedom of the press, in fact,
is probably absolutely essential
to the functioning of the Republic
and to the protection of the rights
of the people.
But the movies are not the press.
grow i'll when | hear newspaper
men arguing from freedom of the
press to freedom of the movies.
Have they no respect for their own
craft?
The press - the decent press
which the Founding Fathers meant
to free-exiSts to inform the peo-
pie; to guide, to educate, to inspire,
to enlighten, to defend.
Are those the purposes of the
movies? Are the movies essential
to the functioning of America and
the protection of the peoples
rights? Don't make me laugh.
Nevertheless, great good may
come out of the Supreme Courts
decisions. II the movie people are
to be given freedom, sooner OF
later they will be forced to accept
responsibility.
If they will not accept it, they
will be taken by the scruff of the
neck and their faces will be ground
into their responsibilities.
The distributors who appealed to
the Supreme Court, and won these
curious decisions, will find in the
/ long run that what they threw was
a boomerang.
Radio certainly is entitled to
freedom of speech--Which cannot
nationally mean anything except
freedom to speak truth, decently
temperately and responsibly
But radio is regulated right up tC
here. 1t is regulated by the Fed
eral communication Commission
and it is stringently self-regulated
A man before a radio micro
phone cannot even utter a harmless
expletive without bringing dowi
the house on himself like a tol
OF brick.
The movies, | predict. either vii
learn how to use freedom proper
| ly. or they will get it in the neck
from one quarter or another, o
from many quarters.
And getting ii in the neck
brother, is what the movies hsv
been asking for.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12

Martin H. Work. NCCM ex-
ecutive secretary, explaining the
project. estimated that the pro-
gram will be brought to the atten-
tion of more than 15-million Cath
olics across the nation He explain
ed that this will be done through
contacts by the councils with af-
filiated organizations.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
1.-THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, Feb. IL, 1854

The Catholic Press is the IN
STRUCT0R and guide of the faith
full. Have you renewed your sub.
scription to The Catholic Times?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
Fresno DCCW Initiates
Anti-Smut Campaign

FRESNO, Calf - NC) - At
the request of Bishop Aloysius J.
Willinger, C.SS.R., of Monterey
Fresno, the. Diocesan Council of
Catholic Women has undertaken
campaign against salacious liter
ature being distributed in the di-
ocese. The Bishop has named Fa-
ther James G. Dowling to direct
the drive and also has called on all
pastors and their assistants to CO.
operate in the movement.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
Springs Sisters Attend
School Lunch Workshop

Saint Mary of the Springs sent
two delegates to the first Work
shop for School Lunch Personnel
held at Steubenville, Ohio on Feb
ruary IL.
Sister NJ. CeIestine, OPs Dio-
cesar Home Economist, and Sister
Nj. Phyllis, procuratrix, attended
the five-hour session sponsored by
the Ohio Department of Health in
Saint Peters School. Panel dis
cussions, exhibits, con ferences,
and luncheon project we're in
cluded.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12

/ think that much good can
eventually be brought out of the
decisions of the U. S. Supreme
Court in the cases of the three
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
NCCM, NCCW Launch
Marian Year Program

WASHINGTON - NC)- The National Council of Caho
lie Men and the National Council of Catholic Women Jointly
have launched Marian Year program designed encourage
the dedicaons to the Immaculate Heart of Mary dis
closed here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12

Save time and money by filling
your needs through want ads.
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10 Seamen Confirmed

HONG KONG - (NC) - Three
officers-one Negro and another
Chinese - were among 19 Amer
ican seamen confirmed aboard the
U.S.S. Wasp by Bishop Adolph J..
Paschang, MN, who was expelled
by communist authorities from the
Honeymoon Diocese, China, in 1852.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
Boston Judge Wins Medal

BOSTON-(NC) - Massachusetts
Superior Court Justice John E.
Swift, former Supreme knight Of
the Knights of Columbus, received
the st. Bonaventure University Ca
tholic Medal at ceremonies here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12

movies, NJ ir
acle, La
r o n d e'' and
m
In the M
case, the court
ruled that the
o hio censor
could not bar
the film as
tending to pro
mote crime, J" be.
caus g I h a |
phrase is toe
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26

FRAUD. A system to gyp the bingo
game at a drive-in ttheatre in Day
ton has been exposed. AS numbers
were called for the $4,000 jackpot
game, group of wise guys printed
them on their own bingo cards,
using a small printing outfit in
their car.
'BINGO!" yelled one of the crew.
But they made one mistake.
Their phony card was perfect
counterfeit but the fraud was
discovered because the fake bingo
card did not have the PRINTERS
UNION LABEL, UNION BUG),
while the house card was 1907
UNION.
ELEVEN YEARS AND NO SEN
I0RITY RIGHTS An office
worker for Port Clinton Standard
Products Company for eleven long
years was dismissed recently. A
week and half earlier the Com
pany had hired new office work
er in the lab. CAS- stated by her).
We know for a fact the person
dismissed had put in years of good
work and we will certainly miss
the pleasing personality and smile
of this office worker. But office
workers here are not in our bar
gaining unit and we cannot insist
on seniority rights for this des-
missed office worker. You'd think,
however, that after so many years
the Company has negotiated with
our Union, some of the fairness of
seniority rights would have brush
ed off on them. Apparently SEN
iority rights will be recognized only
when specified in a contract under
constant union vigilance.
If they had deliberately tried,
the Compay could not possibly have
done better job of pointing out
WHAT GOOD A UNION CAN DO
FOR YOU.
Next time you hear a union
member who is holding onto his
job by seniority right humble,
What has the Union ever done
for me?' = just remember hoy
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26

VIEWS

| this office worker after eleven
years of faithful work lost the job
just like that
A speech is like a wheel. The
longer SPOKE - the greater the
TIRE.
The hero in the recent capture
of crazed New York killer was
subway motorman, John Hough,
member of the CIO Transport
Workers Union Hearing the
screams of the 60-year-old woman
victim, Hough halted the train at
an unscheduled stop, gave chase
to the attacker and forced him in
to the path of two policemen.
4 4.
NO GOOD! One of the
prettiest-sounding slogans to crop
up in some time is the so-called
"right-to-work" law which is no
such animal but a vicious legal de-
vice to destroy Labor's right to
organize and bargain for decent
wages and working conditions!
A story which illustrates some
of the intended confusion about
"right-to-work" law is told by Ray
Mills, president of the Iowa State
AFL:
Il had fellow call me up and
say, RAY, / lost my job. Can they
do that? What about the right-to-
work law" l told him that law
didn't do him any good and was
not meant to do him any good"
So you see how confusing a title
can be! RIGHT TO WORK
WHOM?)
After 33 years the Readers Di-
gest is accepting advertising. The
rates, if anyone is interested, is
piddling $31 900 for a page.
Wholesale food prices rose for
the fourth consecutive week to the
highest level since Aug. "a on the
Dunn & Bradstreet index.
In case you are interested, Gen
eral Motors has raised prices on
1855 Cadillacs by $43 to $513.96
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26
Island Air Service
Planes Pictured

December issue of the Farm
Journal magazine carries a picture
of one of the Island Air Service
Ford tri-motor planes, taken at the
Put-in-Bay airport, in connection
with full page ad by Thompson
Products.
"Nine times a day this depend
able old Ford tri-motor roars down
the Port Clinton, Ohio runway on
regular flights to Put-in-Bay and
other small Lake Erie islands with
26 "take-off" and 26 landings"
every day on the worlds shortest
scheduled airline" says the copy
in connection with the picture
which shows the plane being
loaded.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26

But the thrill of
the year is Bucks s
latest engineering
first" and what
it does for the
m an or WON a n
who drives S the
latest and greatest
Dynahow Drive.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26

nance Automotive schools course
in Automotive Engine Rebuild
Nov. 10 at Atlanta General Depot.
Since 1941 more than $4,000 men
from all over the world have been
trained at the school in eight auto
motive and allied trade fields.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert F. Mackey of Route 3, Port
Clinton. His wife is the former
Donna Rae Chic of Port Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26
THE UNIONS VOICE

Management can't go ahead ano
make changes in job duties without
consulting the union if it has pre-
viously negotiated on such changes
before putting them into effect
Applying this theory, an arbitrator
lowers the boom on firm which
unilaterally decided to make saw
operators work two saws at time
instead of one, as in the past.
The umpire agrees that D the
contract gives management the
right to assign work and (3) the
job description appearing in an
appendix to the contract doesn't
expressly limit the job to the op-
Grafton Of one saw. But these fac
tors aren't controlling. The i'm
portan thing he says, is that
similar actions have been discussed
with the union, in the past.
Case of Gar Wood Industries
and Machinists, AFL:
June /, 1854
The largest single contribution
to the United Appeals campaign in
Springfield this year came from
employees of the International
Harvester Co. in the amount of
$28,500 Most of the employees
are members of the UAW-CIO.
The President sid quite we'll in
bagging ducks while on the hunt
in Ohio But he didn't shoot
any lame ducks They were in
Washington ramming through the
Dixon-Yates contract!
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, newspa-
pers gave page-one play to the de-
feat of Sen. Guy Gillette, Demo-
crat, in Iowa. Gillette had been a
sparkplug of the U. S. Senate in
vestigation into the causes of soar
ing coffee prices.
ultima Hora" headlined it's
story: Enemy No. l of Coffee De-
feated."
30 Globo" said in front page
box: "For us Brazilians, the de-
feat of Gillette signifies the re-
pudiation by the American public
of his campaign = and consequent
ly victory for our coffee"
Don't forget our Local 497 mon
thly membership this coming Sun
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26

EOD Enlisted Mems
Mess Hall Reopens

An Enlisted Mems Mess Hall has
been opened at EOD for soldiers
stationed there, who previously had
been messing with the 18th AAA
Group at Camp Perry. Previous
Mess Hall was closed in 1850, due
to decrease of enlisted men sta
toned at Eri@.
Three cooks, Cpl. Roy ]. Layton,
acting mess sgt, Cpl. George w.
Whistenhant and Pfc. Amos w.
Grassland, did most of the actual
labor involved to ready the mess
hall. Interior was attractively dec
Grated by Sgt. Bud Russo, who
also painted large murals and
paintings on the wall. A separate
room for Officers Mess and an
other room for the first two grad
ers, master sergeants and ser
geants first class, is in the same
building.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26
ENRouTE HOME

Enroute homie after stay at
Tokyo, Japan, sreaA Col. and Mrs.
Hamblin sfJane, GoAgh) and their
three sons, and they are expected
to land Dec. 4. Col. Hamblin's new
assignment will BEAT White Sands,
New Mexico. Mrs. Hatnblin, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Cough here, has been in Japan
with her husband tle past year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26
LOCAL 497, uAW-cio
STEVE j. NoVAK, PRES.

This Thanksgiving workers here
and throughout the country can be
thankful for a group Of workers
who are carrying on our fight for
decent wages and a better life.
Over 1000 members of UAW-ClO
Local 833 have been on strike
against the Kohler Company in
Kohler, Wisconsin for eight
months. The outcome of their
strike will have a great effect on
every one of US Because Local 833
members are sticking to their guns
and holding out to win deserved
gains in this strike every union
in the country will be strengthened
and present and future gains will
be better assured for all working
people.
The Kohler workers are trying
to win wage increases and benefits
that are already enjoyed by over
a million workers of the UAW-CIO.
The Kohler Company notified
the Union of its desire to termi-
nate the contract Many negotiating
sessions were then held without
any real results. The Union mem
bership accepted a proposal made
by the Governor of the State of
Wisconsin that the dispute be re-
solved through arbitration. The
Kohler management arrogantly re-
jected it. So Local 1893 members
soon found they had choice of
surrendering to the arrogant posi-
ton of the Kohler Company or
standing on their feet and fighting
like respectable citizens for fair
and equitable contract
We can also be thankful that ouiS
unions are not isolated but are a
part of an International Union
which strengthens our position at
the bargaining table and on the
picket lines.
Here's what International Union
says on the Kohler strike:
''The Kohler Company is one of
the most vicious anti-labor firms
in the United States. We cannot
allow the "Bathtub Baron" of
Kohler to defeat our Union by
breaking this strike as result of
economic pressure on the workers.
1--WE believe that the fight of
the Kohler workers is also your
fight. The outcome of this strike
may we'll determine whether or
not it will be necessary for mem
bers of your Local Union to have
to walk the picket lines the next
time your collective bargaining
contract expires"
=
We wish to thank every one
of our members who so unselfiShly
gave their contribution to the
"Kohler Strike Fund" They need
it. 1t is appropriate that the strike
fund drive was made at Thanks
giving time. BY giving to this
fund our members are giving the
Kohler strikers aid and comfort
and showing that we are solidly
behind them. Perhaps this display
of brotherhood will give renewed
hope to the Kohler workers and
will be just what is needed to con-
vince the Kohler Company to ne
gotiate with the Union.
Local 497 Monthly Membership
Meeting will be held on
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26
WINS PRIZE

Jo Paulus, Port Clinton, won
second prizes.ifi the adult diviSloa
Of water polors in the Fifth An
nual Downtown Art Exhibition
which opened today in The Ma N
tional Bank of Toledo. The exnlol-
ton will continue through. FRIDAY
Dec. g.. and is. open to the. puolc
week days from 9:15 am. until
4:3o pm. 1t will remain open on
J Friday until 6 pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26

Guess GIN really needs the
money 1t just reported a 1910
increase in net profits during the
first nine months of 1854
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26

day, November % at 2 pm. in our
Union Hall.
X \
We wish for you a most enjoy
able Thanksgiving Day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26
Pvt. Robert Mackey
Ends Atlanta Course

Atlanta General Depot, Atlanta,
Ga. - Private Robert l.. Mackey
of Port Clinton completed the Ord
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26
Poy-oH on progress!

Bucks todoy go q lot farther
on q goIIon of gas. thonks to
constant Improvement in
Dynoflow and in engine
design. Even the new 236-hp
ROADMASTER overoges 4.8
more miles per gallon than
Bucks OF six years ueo.