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XMAS SPECIAL-Absolute wholesale
prices on new 1855 Whirlwind dis
play boats. ~; IA 16. Take
never-again prices. Substantial dis
counts on new 1855 Scot-Atwater.
Champion and Samson motors;
Feather Craft and Alum a Craft
boats, Gator trailers Best deal
ever. Act now Trades, terms;
Maine ave. s.w., MA. S-15SO; OIL.
2-T24g, nights and Sundays.
OUTBOARD REPAIRS-Expert work,
friendly service; most. reasonable
rates. Most models checked and
winterized; only SIS. Some real
buys in used motors. MAINE
1continued on Next PaRel
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AvlATl Ok
BoATs

ERCOUPE, in good condition; 1,50u,
For information call E. j. DeVoTe,
ST. $4,000, Ext. AIS. IL
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SPOT CASH
INVEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

$50, 1000. 600 FEDERAL DAM SITE.
500 acres. over 8 mi. river 'front.'
age. % mi. D. c.. 8 mi. TO growing
city: $3.50 acre. OWNER, Wo. g.
TWO SILVER SPRING apt. build
room units: nr. stores and transp
ROBT. L. LoWERY. JU. $4,000;
ewes, IA. g-0163.
MODERN S-ROOM stone residence
separate furn. restaurant. all
equipped, store and filing station;
ABC license for beer to carry out,
close to motel with motel trade;
Call nights. SO. Waterford 1854
ZONED C-1--Small parcels; S1.2i
fl; mr., new important hwy. HA. g
ss93, HE. 4-3500. W. W. LEWIS
GAS STATION CORNER, in Fossy
S s j. LEO KoLB BE- Co. l Api Z.
$500 BLOCK COLORADO AVE. NV
- unit brick: AL condition; IN
a sESI4y G gas he hset. "a KENNEDY SS3I5
I5-uNIT FIREPRoOF apartment
building, near 10th and coiumbis
I'd. n.w.--Convenient location. al.
ways fully occupied: $1,000 an.
nuai gross income BRODIE &
COLBERT. INC, Realtors, 1871 K
81. NV. Ma. S-Ss75. -
ARLINGTON DUPLEX - Spanking
new brick and redwood, lust CON-
pleted each floor has apartment
with = twin bedrooms, 14x2I liv-
ing room, separate dining room
separate entrances, full basement
A terrific Investment Reduced
$4,000 to S26,a50; terms. So, $50
down, z. F. STEFFEY. Open from
o to o. JE. 4-3447: JE. 2-4a70
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

AUToMoTIvE FIRM interested in
loo. in SC. Wash. east Of river
Must have adequate outside and in.
side packing facilities with mod.
crate storage space. Pref. long lease
Box llh-C STIR
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LEVEL HALF ACRE
Brk rambler sq.-shaped Nv rm
bedrms, and bath, lFe. util. nm;
gas heat: beautiful fenced lot. trees
SI4. 500.
Fred J. George, Realtor
IA. S-8t1T IA. S-TSSl
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

ENGLEWOOD. FLA.-Growing COM
munity: $4,000; lovely home, al
most new, beaut. HANDICAPPED; 3
bedrms,. scr. pch., gar. 10. 5-3427.
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STORES FOR RENT

- ---~----------- --------
LARGE STORE. to be renovated fol
new tenant approx. LOCO 50. It.
nsxs s, Go1r to saf T.Tzv reas rent
sMTA ST iilsSf Is q MAIZE Heat I
HEART OF DOWNTOWN. 7a3 1atf
st, n.w.--Large newly remodeled
store. new front. Call DI. 1880
10 18th ST. Nw.-Larse store
newly decorated, near Woodward
d Lothrop: one OF the best real
ness; reasonable rent. RIA. -ll0l,
NV TI s sToREs AND OFFICE Bldg,
9TH and Kennedy SITS. NV. Ideal
for chain, food, or drugstore, OF
any large business. Some parking
in rear, 5000 to 1000 SO. #,
on Sround floor; Worth investigstt-
EASToyER SHOPPING CENTER. s
available for doctor, dentist. pre-.
pared food carry-out. milliner
dressmaker, insurance. real estate
once. photo or dance studio. EAST
OVER CORP; 80 oxon Run drive,
BETHESDA-Four new brick-and.
stones; > toilets. rear entrance and
alley; will sell or lease; business
sec. After 6-l0. OIL, 4-2616. W
G. NICHOLSON REALToR. OIL
SUITABLE FOR DELrCATEssEN
drugstore, barber shop. beauty par.
lor. Call NO 7-94lg %
3I63 11th ST. . blocks above Park
I'd. opposite Cavalier Hotel--1OC
So IT S125 RA. 6-2U36. %
LOG EMMA. AVE. Sc.
store with private lavatory: suit.
able for beauty shop, TV repair
etc: $50 mo. RALPH D. COIN. tn
DOWNTOWN, aos f st. n.w.O1r
heart OF DISCOUNT district. larEt
store. low rent MA S-S6aH
WHEATON TRIANGLE-New store
lSx15 only Sl5a Also Kensing.
ton. 1880; 500 MARSTELLEF
REAL ESTATE, JU. 9-2552, ewes
ca a. AVE- n4 AND KENNEDY ST. NV
Busy spot. ideal for any type
business. KAY REALTY CO., RA
$1,000. u
Opposite 2 Bus Terminals
l.06 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Modern store with large attractive
show windows. l5x35 IT.; suitable
tor valet teweiry, gifts. etc.
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
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EAST MEETS WEST

In this dramatic rambler styled In
the western manner to meet the
needs Of the East. Huge panoramic
liV. rm. has t1repl. faced with
slender, graceful Roman brick: re-
versed plan din. rm. faces lush
green lawn: completely modern
culinary shop is equipped with
unique service bar: private hall
leads TO 3-bedrm. sleeping area,
served by Ia spacious baths, a
precious. yet practical dream c. me
avail. Cali ia. $4,000 REAL
ESTATE SERVICE. INC. 4763 Lee
hwy. ION Glebeb.
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Print The SURPRISE ANSWER here

Unscramble the sets Of letters making word Of each
tumble Print each word letter to a square. beneath
each tumble. The letters have printed the cir
ced squares then be arranged to spell the surprise
suggested ~ the cartoon clue What is it?
ANSWER appears on Page C-13, Column 81
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

1O-RM., history BRICK; h.-w.h.,
500 for q $4,000 home, $500 down,
S125 month. TIE. 6-4131. liz
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

18th AND X SITS. NV, Denrike
Bldg. -Lee law suite, has 3 rms.
available for immediate oceup.:
ideal for lawyer. trade asso. or mfg.
representative; air-cond. Elk. j.
PROFESSIONAL OFFICES, now be-
ing leased for Annandale business
center. to open Sept. !. 1855.
Esva sgA fHa q bE s3ndttS3Rs SEX
T-56lS; ewes. ia. $685.. liz
NATIONAL PRESS BLDG.--Furn-
n ished "a 9ttice; ss ~ or part Ex Ia d
w HiE2i On Sr suite; excellently
iHvTHERToN. Lo. $500. ii
Ills EYE sT. NV large rooms,
asphalt tile floors, $50 So. IT,:
toilet, wash basin; heat and hot
water furnished; rent, $65. P. J.
WALSHE. INC" 1l15 Eye st. NV
7s sS' i iS1s ST. NV large rooms.
second floor. air-eonditioned. very
modern: low rental. RA. 6-1l0l'
WHEATON. HAS viers Mil I'd
Rooms, suitable for ofiices; parking
area. Call 10 1854. III
NICELY FURN. OFFICE TO SHARE
in downtown Wash: TeaS.; ref. ex-
1917 sAt Eth 81. S.w.%studio once,
S25; other desirable rms. at $50;
wired for air cond.: good parking
area. ST 3-5530 3
FoLGER BLDG, 725 18th st. NV
Entire floor Of 2.400 So #. avail
able at this convenient location
VIII partition and remodel; One
K i5Ses Sse / M sEoii7Sie INC.
SUITABLE OFFICES for accountant,
architect. real estate. insurance, etc.
Suite OF 3 large rooms and lobby
with patio in rear of bldg. Call Ma.
oTT T 81 si1T TRso' of Toom. in bIds
newly remodeled for lawyers ofhces;
opposite judiciary Square, Library.
conference room and parking privi-
leses available. Call Ma. 1921 ! for
so aP0G Ie.R ST. N.w.-s. 600 50. It,
single rooms or suitss.. ,J fsdecorated'
DESIRABLE 9nd.F OFFICES avail
able. in heart OF Silver Spring on
Georgia ave. 3-rm suite at S75
mo. Arm suites S100 mo. Call
Ju. s-l40O
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE
Mod sir-conditioped on 10Th St
between Park I'd and Monroe St
NV Call no. 2-S35S or EN- 2
1928
DOCTORS SUITE
/ On ground floor OF apartment build
7 Ing in center Of Good Hope Hills,
Eavlor Gardens area surrounded
by $500 family dwelling units. 4
rooms and bath: designed for prac-
ticinr musician: $3.50 per month
Phone LII l-a3d0 -
BARR BUILDING
80 18th ST. NV.
AVAILABLE NOW
Groom suite. 3 exposures. Also :
single rooms. High speed elevators
Fluorescent hghtS.
SEE
HERBERT HARVEY
INCORPORATED
.el2 18th st. NV. RE. T-l566
-
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

sACRIFICE-Lovely building site OF
~ acres. =, clear. !, wooded 81
Patuxent. A paved road fFontage,
beaches and boat harbor near by.
Original price, S1,750 VIII take
Sl.3a5. Terms. ia. 1850. Ewes.
ia. 7-1030.
LAKE JACKSON-Don't miss these
Xmas specials priced low with gen.
erous terms. Choice Of 3 cabins
priced from $4,000 to $500. Drive
out or call Manassas 91W.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
5000 DOWN

4 BEDROOMS BATHS
Move in before Christmas. Detached
lovely fenced corner yard. GI ap'
praised for S11 $50, and can b.
sold to any white purchaser: Ct
mel, everything. Location. Just be.
low Alexandria In Fairhaven, just
Cn Route Call Mr.. WELLES, OIL
2-H6gU for complete details. List
Was
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HoVsEs WANTED TO BUY

HIGHEST CASH OFFER on proper
ties In "a hours. Mr.. DELE. 10
2-O6S3 or ST. 1880.
NEED CLEAN fairly priced homes,
for incoming Air Force personnel
Cow. to Andrews and Boiling Field.
MIKE COUGHLIN. 10. S-4446.
10
WANT OLD d. C. HOUSES - Nc
brokers. no commission. Call JE.
WILL PAY top dollar for houses;
d. C.. or nearby Nd. ST. 3-332c /:
ewes. Mr.. CuRRIO JU. 9-43S2.
WI HAVE CLIENTS for houses in
D. c.. area who will pay all cash,
HE. 4-3500, Ewes. RA. 3-6476. W.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-REN

BRAND-NEW-3 b.r.. . b., lge. X,
OH. acre lot. pier. beach. West Riv-
er 1861. Edgewater, Md. Box 40l-T
10
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

THIS is AN OPPORTUNITY to buy
a beautiful ranch-type cottage in
the first ocean block in Henlopen
Acres, Rehoboth Beach. Modern.
three bedroom, two-bath. rambler
year-'round cottage with oiI,nreo,
forced AIR heat. This house has o
large living room. a screened porch.
also carport: excellent location on
iot l0O'xi3S owner wishes to sell
at once. This is furnished In ex-
cellent taste. Can be shown by
appointment only Write or phone
HARRY NJ. GRIEvES Realtor.
1901,
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$4,000
COLORED
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTEI
BUSINESS PROP FOR SAFE

WANTED-Spaee for sale OF Xmas
trees, in upper nv. section. LII.
1876.
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HOUSES 70 BUILD

PREsIDENTIAL-3 beautiful houses
split level, rambler and 3-bedroom
$500 down. Reduced price TO oper
this season. JU. 5-6666. Ill
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SPLIT-LEVEL

SPLIT-LEVEL -
BRAND-NEW BRICK AND SIDING
3 bedrms.. Ia baths. all-eleetric. kit,
finished rec. rm.; nr. Shirley hwy,
10 minutes TO Pentagon; Sl7,750,
Call XII. $3.50. Ill
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
White House
49, HIAA
BEST RIIYS
IL ACRES

JAMES E. BARNEY
Vienna, Va. DU. 5-S2GO
Aa
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-25
Senator Forecasts Russia Will Try to Split U.S., Britain

WASHINGTON R-Sen. H. AL exander Smith, New Jersey, yes terday forecast a Russian effort at the prospective top-level Big Four conference to. split the United States and Britain over Formosa.
 Smith, member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said in an interview he believes the Soviets twill throw the FormoSa matter into the conference to try to split us away from Britain"
 British leaders generally have advocated a settlement under which the Chinese Nationalist held island of Formosa would be placed under a United Nations trusteeship.
 This government has taken no firm position on the eventual sta tus of Formosa, but has a treaty with Chiang Kai-shek pledging to help defend it in the event of an attack by the Chinese Reds.
 Britain has been cool also toward Chiang's claims to the offshore islands of Quemoy and Matsu. The Eisenhower Administration has declined to say whether it will help to defend them in case of a Communist attack.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-25
East Berlin Youth To Burn Western Books

BERLIN, LR-School children in Communist East Berlin will gath CT June ! to burn western comic books and other trash" literature, the East Berlin newspaper Nation al Zeitung announced Tuesday.
 The paper said the "huge" bon fire would be touched off by mem bers of the Commonist youth or ganization, Young Pioneers. The fire will climax a drive against western books, which the Com munists say are undermining East German youths.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-25
Man and Two Boys Killed When Concrete Wall
 COllapses In High Wind

AUGUSTA, Ga, R-A man and two boys were killed by a falling concrete wall in a wind storm during a game at Augustus s South Atlantic League Baseball Stadium last night
 Buried under a mass of debris, Wee Bennett, about 25, was dead when rescuers reached him. David Thomas, about F, and Sam Madi- son, about 13, were dug out alive but died later.
 The storm, with winds up to 60 miles an hour, struck during the fifth inning of a game be- tween Augusta and Montgomery.
 A 100-foot section of the wall collapsed Bennett and the boys were outside the park, apparently were standing against the wall to seek shelter from the wind.
 The game was stopped immedi- ately and players joined specta- tors in rescue efforts.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-25
KOnrad Adenauer Will Visit US. Next Month

WASHINGTON, R-State De- partment officials said Tuesday German Chancellor Konrad Alden auer will pay a one-day visit to Washington next month.
 They said Adenauer will be in the United States to receive an honorary doctorate from Harvard University June 16.
 While in the United States, they said, Adenauer will visit Wash ington for courtesy talks with President Eisenhower and Secre- tary of State Dulles.
 No big topics are expected to come up for discussion.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-25
Tree Climbing Title Retained by Sailor

NANAIMO, B.C., RADa amy Sailor of Meets Bay, Alaska, re- tained his tree-climbing title yes terday by scampering up and down an 80-foot spar tree in 34 seconds.
 In second place was Hap John son of Morton, Wash, who made the two-way trip in Al seconds.
 Swante Kyllonen of Oregon and Sailor rounded out the loggers' sports day with some top of the tree acrobatics, including a head standing contest and a dance.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-25
Seattle Suburb Honors Juneau Sourdough Days In 7th Annual Fair

SEATTLE, R-"Sourdough Days will be the theme and Ju- neau, Alaska, will be honored at this summers 7th annual North City fair, in a community just north of the Seattle city limits. .
 l.. J. Montgomery, chairman of the Juneau tourist~ committee, conferred recently with Paul Grace, the fairs commissioner.
 An all-expense tour to Juneau will be given Dan McGrew and Lady Lou" who, with a Sour dough Queen" will rule over the fair, Grace announced.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-25
Conant Warns Germans Urited, Neutral Germany Couldn't Defend Itself

DUSSELDORF Germany, R- US. Ambassador James B. Conant warned the Germans yesterday a united, neutral Germany would be unable to defend itself against the Russians even if it were armed.
 "The idea that a country like Germany, which has no natural boundaries at all, could defend itself alone outside a European defense system simply ignores the new military realities" Conant told German audience.
 Conant's warning reflected the concern of western officials and West German leaders over the Russian campaign to neutralize a united Germany along the lines of the recent Big Four agreement on Austria.
 Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's $ four-party government and the opposition Socialists agree such a solution for Germany cannot be considered by the West at a Big Four meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-25
WEATHER FORECAST

US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
 Partly cloudy with little change in temperature. Winds light and variable. Lowest temperature ex- pected tonight 35, highest Thurs day 50.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of 2 am. today: High temperature AS, low 36. Max. wind 29 mph from the NE. Sunrise 2:07 a.m., sunset $50 pm.
 Temperatures year ago today: high AS, low 35. Extremes this date since 1907: high 57 in 1908, low 22 in 1852.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-25

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND DIVISION, TERRITORY OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EDNA CHRISTOFFERSON FIX,
 deceased.
 No. 104O
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Elm fly Boucher, of Nome, Alaska, has been duly appointed the Administrative of the Estate of Edna Christofferson Fix, de- ceased.
 All persons having claims against the said estate should present them with proper vouchers. attached, to the said Administratrix at Nome, Alaska, within six (6) months of the date of this Notice. DATED this 4th day of May, 1855
 EMILY BOUCHER,
 Administratrix James A. Uon der Heydt Attorney at LdlD, Attorney for AdnliniStTdtrir. Publ. May 18, 25, June l, 8, 1855.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-25
RESTORATION WORK STARTS ON HISTORIC STEEPLE

BOSTON, R-Restoration work on the old North Church steeple- where hung the lanterns that warned Paul Revere the British were coming-began yesterday.
 The first of several white oak beams, hand hewn and 46 feet long, were set into place.
 The entire job is expected to be completed in Augusta year after Hurricane Carol toppled the orig inal structure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

pEcENTLy, THIS WEEK published an
II article which said, Were Raising A
Great Crop OF Kids While agreeing
that juvenile delinquency is serious prob
lem, the article stressed one oft-neglected
point: at the very highest estimate, only
five per cent of our nations youth are
delinquents, and we'd be much wiser to
pay some attention to the other IS per
cent.
The article. by Jhan and June Robbins,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

unlocked an unprecedented flood of warm
and thoughtful reactions from our read
ers. Here are some condensed glimpses of
the replies. We print them because we
feel they will give you. as they gave us,
good feeling about Americans and the
future Of our country.
First, here are some parents talking.
Levi A. Sleighfer, Dallas, Ore: 81 am a
construction foreman and considered
pretty hard: but tears came into my eyes
for joy when read what you had to say.
Your article helps renew adult confidence
in our wonderful American youth and it
will help teen-agers not to grow weary of
well doing"
Mrs. H. c. Hohenstein, Spokane, Wash:
GLORY be! Someone has come to the
rescue Of the reputation of Americas
young people. As our three children con-
tinue to grow, each new age is new vista
of pleasure.
Mrs. J. Hollis Albert, Baltimore: Three
long, loud cheers. As long as the delin-
quent five per cent hear mostly about their
bad actions, they'll keep on being bad
because it makes them sensational and
important. It's time for a positive
approach. A pat on the back or word
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

OF encouragement - somebody just plain
caring - wins many recruits for good"
Mrs. Louis Downy, Detroit: my three
boys will soon be teen-aeers. So keep up
the good work. The encouraging words
make me less afraid"
WE FARE proud of parents like these whose
everlasting concern is their children. But
equally heartening are the responses from
those people who are working with young
people. School and recreation officials,
social workers, doctors and judges are
hopeful about the younger generation.
Mrs. Marjorie L. McGranahan, Miami,
Fla: AT last someone has answered my
plea to write the real facts about our kids.
am psychiatric social worker and see
the juvenile delinquent and know the
small percentage v 20 are really in need
of help"
Dale B. Harris, Director of Institute of
Child Welfare, University of Minnesota:
Il am particularly pleased by the series
That is now appearing on the positive side
of adolescence. We agree that the healthy,
well-oriented youngsters are frequently
overlooked"
r. H. Abernethy, recreation sup't,
Oxnard, Calf: THE article is most well
come, though long overdue. We feel it is
the wrong psychological approach to con-
stantly spotlight the squeaky hinges and
empty barrels
Edward S. Pratt. high-school principal,
Wexford. r. l.: THE majority of our
youngsters should not be judged by the
actions and attitudes of small minority.
! hope that one day soon the phrase,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

Relax Swift has done the work. SWs Premium Brown N
Serve Sausages be your table In minutes. They're
already cooked by nfased heat No shTinaee eat an
the meat you pay for And what eans These savoy links
taste just like county sausage with the freshest flavor
imaginable. Ask for swfts Premium Brown N Serve 40
Sausage. next time you shop. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

These letters about our recent article on
American youth made us feel good. We
think they may do the same thing for you!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
JAWS GUARANTEED
EMPLOYMENT PLAN

QUESTION: How will the cost of
guarantee payments to workers
during layoffS be met?
ANSWER: The employer will meet
the costs of payments to laid-off
workers on a pay-as-yOu-go basis
(out of his current income), up to
a specified maximum percentage
Of his current payroll. Requiring
the company to pay for full weeks
of layoff out of current income
penalties management directly at
the point it begins to lay off work
erS and, therefore, encourages
management to avoid such costs by
avoiding layoffs.
However, it is necessary to SET
a limit to the amount of money a
company will be required to pay
to laidoff workers out of its cur
rent income. Otherwise, when
there were heavy layoffs the pay
mentS to laid-off workers would
be an excessive burden to man
agement. In industries like ours an
unlimited liability plan would not
be practical and could not be ne
gotiated. 1t is for this reason that
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
Oak Ridge Project
Gets High Praise

The rehabilitation program at
Oak Ridge Sanitarium, in which
Ottawa county participated through
one branch of its County TB and
Health Association, came in for in
terested discussion at the 54t-1 an
nual meeting Of the Ohio TB and
Health Association at Columbus
May 1918.
Gordon Henderson, director of
patient services, appeared on a
panel Rehabilitation - The Pro-
cess And The Message. He pointed
out that Oak Ridge for the past
year had the states lowest rate
of patients approximately
seven percent who left sani-
tarium treatment against medical
advice.
Dolores Heminger, as welfare
chairman, will be in charge of an
ottawa county party for Oak Ridge
patients June 9. Elmore and Oak
Harbor clubs are providing prizes
for bingo, and Elmore Delta Chi
chapter and Oak Harbor Epsilon
Eta chapter of Sigma Alpha soror
ity will be in charge.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27


the plan sets a top limit for pay
aS-you-go payments - a specified
percentage of current payroll.
Since this top limit is set as a per
sentage of current payroll the
amount of money involved tends to
be smaller wnen payrolls decline;
therefore, costs are reduced when
business is bad. This is a key fea-
ture Of the plan.
If many workers are laid off and
the demand for guarantee pay
mentS exceeds this maximum per-
Sentage of current payroll, the pay
ments above the maximum will be
paid out of the reserve trust fund.
QUESTION: What is the function
of the Reserve Trust Fund in the
Plan?
ANSWER: The Reserve Fund will
be drawn on whenever the cost of
guarantee payments exceeds a
specified percentage of the en-
ployer's current payroll. This
means that it may be used during
layoffs which involve large num-
bers of workers, and it will be
used extensively if such layoffs
last for an extended period of time.
The Reserve Fund will be estab-
lished as a trust fund - that is.
money put into the Reserve Fund
can be used only for the purpose
of meeting costs which arise under
the terms of the Guaranteed En-
ployment Plan.