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STENOGRAPHER
STEMOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER
ACCOUNTING DEPT,

Young woman. 2l-35 yrs Of age, for
q permanent position in our credit
operation; GRod typist who can take
shorthand al reasonable speed
Some credit experience desired but
not essential 6-day. 40-hr week
weekdays. s:30-5 and Sat. S-i2
No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
I'M % Aya Nj III
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LUMBER
Flooring Suitable for
Sheathing or Sub-Flooring
$25 PER M

Oak Flooring-$65 Per M
Slight Charge for Delivery
ACE WRECKING co.
4003 MINI. Ave. NE.
D C. YARD. LU. 4-0500
ROCKVILLE YARD. PO. 2-921l
ideal for medical stu
dents S521 Garland ave. Takoma
Park, Nd: Ju. S-ill2l. i
Also cleo; $1a5. CENTRAL. 20l9
MiMRoGRSrh htia Ii alHi MACHINES. 1T nev.
repuilt sS5 up; Sgsranteed Repair
FAIRS g'fss g. s-s.ss M.IsMsEoohhAAp4 g. hA a-xs5 F5
MOTOR, BRIGGS q sTR.TToN. a1s
MOTORS boueht, sold, exchanged; ali
EoUiP. CO.. 247s Sherman ave. NV
MOTOR. General Electric, replision
used 8 mos: sos. Freezer. 6-cu..ft.
Croslsy; 3 yrs. old: $3.50. JE; q
furniture bargains--Lisht
oak bedrm. suit, TV. bookshelves,
buffet. carpets, etc. LO. 5-l23S
OFFICE FURNITURE for sale, desks,
rugs, chairs, conference taole. NE
S-663S. --19
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MATTRESSES

fxper., many positions available. fun
and part time. WashinEton's better
hspseRsS;s hgTpsDsSsr ARRgg5SocfAToS MAAFaISNo25SSSss EOS
Eye st. NV.
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foR sALE

PIANO. steinWay console, slightly
used: this Is Q real quality instru-
ment. priced very reasonably. CAMP
BELL Music co. nos @ st. nv
'sSS S H5n;;isss s:s:s ':ss;' :sss :ssPs
PIANo. stsinvsy Grand, O It. : In.
Ebony. Rebuilt and rein. ike new
by master craftsman. IA. N2-3512,
pE a ,br.sa Ss. sasSf.. Sass s0BReo sssi Nc ESr
iT46 Lee hvy.. IA $500
RADIO -PIiON0S.. Magnavox used; g.
ovefhauled: guar. FRED WALKER.
COOS Wilson blvd. Arl. Open Mon.
Thurs. FRI. till . pm. -21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. gas: SIS
UP: guar. incl. del. BLOCKS. 174d
Lee hwy. 46i9 Balto. ave. WA
iia.s aasFa.aor a..a t.sa. ss Ssinss psn,ss s sss
reKs 81 soTs fsc. sa.s ssos issF Isss s. pRnPEF
apnly to purchase. Call ST, 3-70O9
REFRlGERATORs, apt. size. most
reesonable. excel condition. DUNN
MARK. 4130 Ga. ave. TU. 2-4S3I
REFRIGERATORs. used; rent or buy,
EN- 2.7:3tlfD, 44is Conn. ave
REFRIGERATOR, brand-new rs Gu.
#. Admiral: freezer top: door
shelves. 500 cash. GA. 4-s1s5:
REFRIGERAToRs FOR RENT. new
all makes. Soc q day: rental NAV
apply to purchase. Cali ST. 3-700S
REFRlGERAT0R. 7-eu.-ft. servel gas.
excellent conditions; priced right
$50. CO. 5-f023.. o to 5. -is
REFGR.. WESTINGHOUSE. IT,. like
new nsyi; with freezer locker; si9o; s,pe
can Ju. $3.50 afser 9 pm. lie
Refrigerators, Used
GEN. ELEc.. 4 CO. Fl, Ssa so
l-year guarantee: other sizes from
81. 30 PEERLESS sALEs Co.
2s37 Georgia ave-. DE, 2-5566.
REFRIGERAToRs
MANUFACTURERS
CLOSE-OUT
Specis purchase Of new 1854 Frigid.
aire; colored refgrs: all sizes IL
stock: some with auto. defrost
Available in yellow. green and white
No reasonable ofier refused.
STANDARD TIRE
& BATTERY co.
10th AMI a SITS NE.
u. 3-90S2 Open Ewes. Till
AND BAR EQUIP.-
Valcun gas rangers. Frylator. broilei
and oven: stainless steel bar II
booths, chrome stools. chairs, pots
pans. etc. Worth over $1,000. will
RfsfAGRaSf sasff thssilHP atipMPNr 4ssGs sssiS
less steel good cond. Can be sold
cssh or terms. OIL. 4-1546. go
SHELVING STEEL In stock: all sizes
for stores. warehouses; lowest prices
HARCO EQUIPMENT CORP. PAX
Sherman ave. NV. Phi. NO. 7-1919
sNo MASTER SNOWFALL MA.
CHIMES. used and new. HACKER.
Maine ave-. s.w.' Mccray Rstsr
SOFA and slip cover, sacrifice, Ss5
call any time after s pm. Ex g.
soFA-BED. S35; single Hollywood
bed and cover. $50: lamps. rugs,
SOFA. eies'i FOAM eaia0 RUBBRRRS.i Srousht iron
converts into double bed; used 8
weeks; cost s14s: sell, 500. Jo l.
~TEEi SHELVING, 81 per unit Of i 4
shelves GICHNER, 2513 NJ st. NV.
Elk 3-3527.
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PLANT NOW

POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
BARY CHICKS AND POULTs. Worth.
JAMES FEED STORE sIe ( st
NV ME S-0OS9
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CLEAVES FOOD
SERVICE CORP

s4o5 Ramsey Ave-. Silver Spring, Md.
CLERK -TYPIsT. medical institution.
surroundings insurance. annual
sick leave benefits. 40 hours, 5-day
week. So 556 year. Box 302-E
LABso5RATokv rEchN1crAN, male male or
female. hcn.atology and Tor blood
bank experience required: good sal
ary. INQUIRE EMERGENCY HOS.
PIrAL LABORATORY. lis
LABORATORY TECHNIcIAN
or non-registered, for
medical CLINIC: 40.hour week. ap-
prox; "a days vacation leave and IL
days sick leave per year: medical
and disqualification coverage; salary
commensurate with experience. Call
TRAINEEs, airline reservationist,
.yyq}uns; }HM ony, MAY ~ class $3.50
l404 n. Z. Ave. RE. T-72Sn
COUPLE. live in. modern rambler
own private quarters: woman to
cook and general houseworka man
to garden and general housework
sxperisncs4 exp iso,c4 sflq. Nus. have references
EARN EASY MONEY. with little e,.
price competition Good for retired
pcon'e Box 412-E Star. -17
WHITE COUPLE. to keep six-room
house for elderly man, Must be Prot
estant, nondrinking. nonsmoking,
References. Box 445-Y, Star. 1S'
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GAS RANGES, USED
a5.fR aAs4RTMEsT 4EsTr sT5Fs ToPs sss
PEERLESS SALES co.
2237 Georgia ave. DE. 2-5566
HOSPITAL BED, IKE new. Adjustable
z ways. $25. 25l3 M st. NV. Elk
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
owner leaving city.
Stromberg Carlson mahogany COM
bination 20-inch television radio
phonograph, new condition: cost.
Large-siEe home ''Deepfreeze" make.
new condition: Cost. $500; sell.
Large crotch mahogany sofa.
Handsome dinette table and 4 chairs:
new condition.
Sideboard, ANTIQUE.
Corner cabinet. antique.
Hall table,
Porch glider. 4 chairs. two tables.
Vanity bureau.
George Washington cesk.
Iron bed and mattress.
Gateleg table.
Bureau and chair.
Mans chiffonier.
Desk
Chair.
Single bed. mattress and box spring
1907 Cleveland Ave. NV. EN-. 2-5712
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CORNER sth AND G SITS NV.
ANTIQUE French twin brass bed:
very unusual and beautiful. Call KE
ANTiQUEs, genuine. from pvt. party
-Dropleaf bowfrnt. Hplwhite lamp
table: spool card table' Dune. Phyfe
ch. mirrors, 4-poster cherry bed,
pine droplf. table, oil painting
lseminude woman). many Others
No reas. offer refused. IA. 5-2aSS
AWNINGS t15,, new: cannot be used
drapes, AD 4-sTss. An. S-477s.
BARBELL SET with !dumbells. $50
Apt. Cos, 1880 New Hampshire NV
BATHTuBs, new ana used: basins
toilets. At lowest prices BLOCKS.
l746 Lee hwy ia s-s100.
BED, Hollywood: complete 5-piece
4on Gns's less SET Ross gpswssr sSp ~rSSsf DD
BED. dble.. eafly American ponde-
like new. KI. 9-5S53. LIS
BED. complete, $50: bookcase. SO;
chest drws., SS: sateleg table, SIS:
china closet. S16. ST. 3-s546, 10
pm. --l9
BEDRM. SUITE-Blond mahog. twin
beds with mattress and springs; =
dressers, vanity. stool, night table.
chair, spotless. Orig.. Sn00: sell for
S3S5. Also mahor. a-pc din. room
set like new, S1S5 33:s6 Broad
Branch terrace NV. EN-. 3-6S49;
BOOKS. practically new set Encyci,
Brittanica, Year book up to date,
Slfi5. MRS. GORDON, HU. 3-S3n0
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. 100 bass. white. Ma.
conn, good condition. sacrifice. SIS.
EN- .-4532 III
ADDING MACHINES - Allen w ales
hand models with substractions, new
SI25 ca. Also one 10-key Rem. -Rand
WEST OFFICE sUPPLY CO.. il5g
21st st. NV. at NJ st. RE. 1866.
ADDREssoGRAPH. electric. equip
graph; j Model 1s5 automatic iric-
tion-feed machine. complete Ex-
cellent condition. approx. yrs, cid.
210 Mass. ave. NV. ST. $4,000.
AIR CoNDITIONERs. chrysler Air
best. offer. ia s-5305.
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HELP-MEN AND woMEN
CAFETERIA MANAGER
TRAINEE

opportunity for man or
woman with restaurant experience
TO learn industrial cafeteria opera
tlons: must be ambitious. energetic,
accurate with figures and able to
supervise personnel: good base sal
ary fine opportunity for advance
ment paid vacations and other bene-
fits with. an expanding oreanization
and out-of town locations. Apply in
person ga m. to 8 pm. or Saturday
Evening star., 1955-05-17
STENOGR RAPHER

General Office experience: perm. po-
sition in air-cond. ofhee;, 5,day wk.
grating helpful Age 25-35; salary,
$65 per wk. Apply JAFFE. Oil 18th
Evening star., 1955-05-17

qua. tity orders now being taken for
delivery in 10 days. Good, used
hard red brick.
ARROW WRECKING CO.
100 S. Capitol St. Il. 3-26U2 .
BULLDOZER TRACTOR, TD-24. anc
lS-yard scraper: $4,000. Cal
Tower !i-B145,
CASH REGISTER. National. Electri,
Iies. itemizes o$1as Also aso IY BYrEoaghs psE1s
2025 14th st. NV. -21
upholstered wing back: used
one month; $50. Call JE. 4-6331.
COAL FURNACE, American Radiator
make, good cond. S25, WE. 5-5l37
CoEIEcr6R's s,ifl Biz ITEM. Electric tn train
with track. No. / gauge; copy oi
Mipropa. WE. 5.6320. 30
CONSTRUCTION EQPT.
FOR SALE OR RENT--EAsY TERMS
Rebuilt-A-1 Condition
Caterpillar Auto Patrol No -
Caterpillar DS Bulldozer
Caterpillar Scraper. Model 30
8 Caterpillar DIV los
WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION CO
Box 145 BALTIC 90. Nd
Murdock $4,000
Lima Paymaster. with 60-ft.
dragline, Call Tower D.6l45
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ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
And Parking Areas
ia. 6-6921 ST. $4,000
BRICR AND REPAIR WORK--Large
and small iobs: free estimates JE
Brick AND BLOCK WORN, large
and small Jobs: free estimates. JE
BRICK WORK, new and repair work
additions. retaining walls: LIST class.
Call LU. 4-3l6q -22
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ONE RIM RUNNING water. lst floor:
,aY 2os soRFah SsTa s stAkSSIIESH% EH%TSHe HvT esassl
Refrigerator. gas stove. next to bath.
l2l4 18th ST. N.W.--Large clean rm.,
kitchenette. refgr., stove and sink;
End fir. front: S13 wkly. 30
FRONT STUDIO-Refrg.. clock radio.
Tv; air-foam mattress; S7ssl5.
i5I7 RHoDE ISLAND Ave. NV
Dble rm with bath: front: also
sleeping rms. DE, 2-9645. lis
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CORNER BEDRM

tcontinued on next Possl
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DESKS, OFFICE

DEChS, OFFICE
Govt surplus. oak, 60x34. executive.
sS9sG S99 S5' rem ref,pIishsd ed walnut $50 ney ,s
single pedestal. $50 80: we nave a
large selection Of used and new
office furniture Shop our ware
house location and save N FRANK
4 SON, 414 Third st. NV: Elk
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SOLID COPPER GIFTS
EXQUISITE Copper Jewelry

SOLID COPPER GIFTS
EXQUISITE Copper Jewelry
PARTY PLAN
Regional manager for virginia. West
Virginia and D. c, Must be woman
35-45. well groomed, experienced in
Party Plan selling and free to travel.
Solid copper candy dishes. beverage
sets. Colonial teakettles. servins
trays. chafing dishes-over 65 items
in all. Best party average. Best
earnings. No deliveries or collec-
tions. Others In this position earn
up to 100000 yearly. Write. giving
all details of past experience to e.
T Doty, COPPERCRAFT GUILD.
Evening Work-Clerical
Is hours per week; tipping and tele-
phone work; 18th and Irving stS.
NV. HO. 2-S225 for interview.
to g pm. III
D. c. EMPL. EXCHANGE
--.--..----. S55
iwhite and COLI to scr so
G .H.W.. cook, child care to $50
work tall kinds, to $40
Hotel rest. and kit work to S37. 80
1919 9TH ST. NV.
HO. 2-421S HO. 2-1572
49,
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Ait ONOl1lONEhS
RENTED
r. & M REFRIGERA rIoN CO.
214 I 81 Ne II. 6-3660.
Air ConditionerS, York
SOLD OR RENTED-5-TON
X & M. REFRIGERATION CO.
2l4 L ST. NE II. 6-3660
AIR CONDITIONERS
$3.50 .95 M-ton Servel $146.95
tCase. e.nentl
S299 95 A.ton 1865 Chrysler S249 ,95
For Easement Windows
S379 95 24-ton Emerson STA 95
Heat and Thermostati
S340 95 A-ton 1855 Famous
Brand tCasementl S2l9.95
S549.95 %-ton Philco Console.
For Regular or Easement windowsi
S44a 95 l-ton Servel thermostat.
ALL BRAND NEW FACTORY CRATES
5-Year Factory Warranty
FRANKS OF D. G.
CORNER Sth AND @ SITS NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-17

1921 EYE ST. W.--Clean. quiet
rooms, in excellent location: from
Lr n to & sSoMfoRTaBLi Mo- EE Isoal aM, sS With
walk-in closets. pvt. bath, attrsc.
furn,; $50 per mo. DU. 7-253o.
Ell. 6-363S. 30
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRS and install.
Thmmsd s ssrviSs. Ss free M S est u licensed m !
G. eMEasc1RRffc Ms Rff eS. SS r. "a TO- s.ssss ss'ssss'
FENCE. chain link and all types OF
wood. for best price and convenient
terms call JU S-l258.
FLAGST0NE, STONE. CEMENT pa.
tios. walls. steps, etc. Free estimate
Call JERRY, LU. l-4756.
Evening star., 1955-05-17
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Business manager Of ma
tional news magazine looking
for Q secretary to share IN
variety Of interesting duties:
must have good skills. Ex-
cellent opportunity for INTEL
ligent girl with initiative to
learn business side Of publish
ing firm. Prefer someone who
enjoys working with figures.
Unusually pleasant working
conditions. many company
dement's, air-conditioned build
ing. Call DI. 7-290O. Ext.
263. 8 am. TO 8 pm.
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BOOKS. practically new set Encycl
sis5. MRS. GORDON. HU. 3-s3oo
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OFFICE FURNITURE

OFFICE FURNITURE for sale. desks
rugs, chairs, conference taole. ME
S-bkYR Ia
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
LEGAL NOTICE


The First Avenue Methodist
Church, now known as Christ Meth
od1st Church, Inc. a resident of and
located in st. Petersburg in the
State of Florida; the heirs, devisees
legatees, administrators, executors
and assigns of IRA Cunningham.
deceased, whose places Of residence
are unknown and cannot be ascer-
tanned; the heirs, deviSees, legatees
administrators, executors and as
signs of Mary Ella Mcclure, deceas-
ed, whose places of residence are
unknown and cannot be ascertained:
the heirs, devisees, legatees, ad-
mlnfStratorS, executors and assigns
of Amy Phillips, deceased, whose
places of residence are unknown and
cannot be ascertained: The heirs, de-
Visees, legatees, administrators, ex-
ecutors and assigns of Mignona
Chaney, deceased, whose places of
residence are unknown and cannot
be aScertained; Bernice Addison.
whose last known address is New
Palestine, in the State of Indiana;
Verna Martin, whose last known ad-
dress ls 1857 Stewart Avenue, Chic
ago, in the State of Illinois; WalterI
Cunningham, whose last known ad-
dress is 1910 N. Third ST., Monroe,
In the state of Louisiana; Fannie
stevens, whose last known address
is 207 S. Walnut ST.. Carterville, in
the State of Missouri; Richard NJ
Phillips, whose last known address
is 3309 Grimwood Drive, Hyattsville,
Maryland; Thelma Whitten, whose
last known address is 426 Baker St.
Fort Wayne, in the State of Indiana,
VIII take notice that on the 31st
day of May, 1855, the plaintiff, Ada
May Schiele, filed her petition
against them in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Ottawa County, Ohio,
the same being cause No. 1898, in
said court, for the partition of GER
tain real estate in said petition des-
cribed to-wit:
Situated in the County of Ottawa.
in the State of Ohio and in the
Township OF Putin Bay bounded
and described as follows:
On the main part of South Bass
Island, Range North of County
Road the same being part of Lot
center of the road leading from
Bay Dock to the West Dock at
the southeast corner of lot sold
by Valentine Dollor TO Christopher
Doller; thence South 13' 90 West
along the center Of said road
sixty (60) feet To 3. stone; thence
North 76o 4O West $50 feet to a
stone; thence north 13' 90 East
sixty (60) feet to stone at the
southwest corner of ChriStophe~
Doller's lot; thence South 760 40
East along the south line of said
lot $50 feet to tho place of be-
ginning, containing 20/100 acres
of land as per survey of John
Brown Jr, Deputy County Sur
veyor, made September Is, 1878
Reference is made to deed record
ed in Volume S of Deeds, page
567 in ottawa County Records.
The prayer of said petition is for
the partition of said real estate and
other equitable relief. Said defend
ants are required to answer said
petition on the 29th day of October,
1885, or judgment will be taken
against them.
ADA MAY SCHIELE, Plaintiff,
BY Luella Zehner, Her Attorney
81 ct
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
STEVE ]. NoVAK, PRES.
LOCAL 4q7, UAW-cIO

The facts are all on our side
when anyone tries to tell you that
a worker can simply quit his job
and loaf on unemployment COM
pensation. The Ohio law and the
official record prove that no one
can quit and loaf on unemploy-
ment compensation!
First of all, worker who simply
ups and quits his job cannot draw
unemployment compensation. The
law prohibits a man from quitting
his job solely for the reason of
drawing unemployment compensa-
ton.
Even if a man becomes unem-
ployed through no fault of his own
and is held to be eligible for bene-
fits, he just can't sit back and con-
tinue to receive the checks He
must get out and pound the pave
ment for a job because the law
says he mustl
First, he has to report to the
Bureau of Unemployment Compen-
sation office on a specified day
once week. He will be referred
to job possibilities by the Ohio
Employment Service and the law
says he must go out and investigate
those job possibilities!
The Ohio law is very specific. In
order for an unemployed worker
to draw unemployment compensa-
ton he must be looking for work
really looking for work
So when anyone tries to tell you
that a worker can simply quit and
loaf on unemployment compensa-
ton, tell him to go take good
look at the Ohio law and how it
operatesl
Official statistics prove that
workers would rather work and do
look for work! A New York Times
story quoted u. S. Labor Depart
ment report that in an April-June
period of about 100000 insured
unemployed only about $4,000, or
1.3 per cent, were denied compen-
sation because they would not take
available work.
In. other words, out of nearly
100000 workers, 98.7 per cent
were glad and eager to go to work
rather than try to get something
for nothinp. And besides, the 1.3
per cent did not get something
for nothing - they were denied
compcns2ti0-,
There is enough in the world
for everyone to have plenty to live
on happily, and to be at peace
with his neighDsrs.
A Fish Fry and Get-Together
will be held for Local 497 members
and their families on Monday eve
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

CLOS initiated bill. More than 100
members of the Council pledged
their efforts to work for the pas
sage of the proposal at the Novem-
Der election. The resolution
adopted by the Catholic women
stated:
"The distress for families aris-
ing from unemployment has been
mitigated in the past Is years by
system of unemployment com
pensation. However, the BENEFITS
PAID HAVE NOT KEPT PACE
WITH THE CONSTANT RISE IN
THE COST OF LIVING DURING
THAT PERIOD.
AS a result, the system has not
in late years fulfilled its purpose
of giving the Worker and his fam
lily benefits which would enable
them to secure the basic neceSSi-
ties of life in that period of un-
employment brought on by no fault
of the worker"
From Lorain came word that
Lorain Aerie No. 343 of the Fra
ternal Orders of Eagles also had
unanimously endorsed the pro-
posal to give the state realistic
laWl
Earlier state officers Of the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles had en-
dorsed the proposed improvement
of unemployment compensation.
The st. Louis Post-Dispatch says
that while Utah Governor j..
Bracken Lee refuses to pay his in
come tax cit is only right that
Governor Lee should be denied the
enjoyment of the privileges Of
citizenship which his taxes pay
for"
Credit Union Notes: A three per-
cent dividend has been declared
and paid by Ohio Central Credit
Union, Inc
The l.. O. F. Libby -Owens-Ford,
Toledo Federal Credit Union has
Joined the "over a million in as
sets" listing This is the only Ohio
credit union, with the exception Of
Ohio Central, operating on cash
basis to have passed the million
mark.
A credit union is a tried and
proved method by which group
of people can build greater finan-
cial security. Any group with a
common bond of interest may form
credit union employees in a
plant or office, for example, or
members Of farm organization,
church, lodge or labor union.
Credit union members save money
together and use their combined
savings as source from which
members can borrow.
Did you hear about the Holly
wood Street Cleaner who got fired
- he couldn't keep his mind in
the gutter!
DANGER! Beware of the fleecy-
looking rayon blankets often called
carnival blankets" because they
are similar to those offered as
prizes at carnivalS," the Federal
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

Trade Commission has warned. It
cited the case of a crippled war
veteran who narrowly escaped be-
ing burned to death by a bed
jacket made from one of these
blankets.
The jacket "burst into flames"
when he dropped pipe ashes on it,
and "was completely consumed in
one minute" The ETC said it can
do nothing to prevent or punish
sale of such dangerous blankets,
because the Flammable Fabric Act
applies only to wearing apparel"
Following the visit of Soviet
farm delegation to U. S. the
Reds began angling to exchange
visits of Workingmen. But labor
leader George Meany, president of
AFL says: II would agree to trip
to Moscow AS SOON AS 1T rs
POSSIBLE TO HAVE FREE
TRADE UNIONS IN RUSSIA"
Veto Box Score. The often heard
comment - half in earnest, half in
jest - that President Eisenhower
is just as much a Democrat as he
is Republican is given weight by
his veto score.
During the session of the Demo
cratic controlled Congress just end
ed he vetoed only three bills and
let eight die for lack of signature
pocket veto).
During the Republican controll-
ed Congress of 1884, he vetoed
SO bills.
SO far he has never had veto
overridden.
N.C.C.M.
If you are a family breadwinner
who earns $4,000 or more a year,
you are doing better than three
fifths of the families in the u. S.
The Bureau of the Census has Just
released figures that show / fam
lily in 5 had an income last year of
less than $4,000.
From the Defense Department a
reminder has been issued that
Christmas packages for servicemen
overseas should be mailed by No
vember Is in order to reach their
destination on time.
Don't forget the Local 497 mem
bership meeting this Sunday, Oc-
tober 223, in our union hall, be-
ginning at pm.
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I ming, November 7. We will have
more details on this next week.
Those delicious chicken dinners
that Mary Brown, Dolores Snyder,
Ella Mazurik and Julia Snider so
expertly prepare are becoming
more and more in demand among
local groups.
SAFETY NEWS
The Safety Committee of Local
497 are working hard to take care
of all the problems on safety which
now confront us.
We would like the members to
know that if they have any prob
lens on safety, to turn them in
properly, and no matter what shift
the complaint is on, we endeavor
to see their problem is taken care
Of
The committee covers every
shift.
We need the aid of all Local 497
members to help us do the job.
Any member reporting unsafe con
dition should:
/. Contact his Union Steward.
2. Obtain safety committee
blanks at the Union Desk.
3. Fill out blanks properly and
in triplicate to be signed by
the foreman in that particular
section or department
4. Give one Cd copy to the De-
partment Foreman.
5. One CD copy should be kept
by the member making the
report.
6. The Original Copy should be
put in the Safety Committee
Box which is located at the
Union Desk.
If this procedure is followed,
your safety committee can operate
more efficiently and in this way
can help you with these unsafe
conditions that exist today.
Steve j. Adams, Local 497 mem
Der, has been appointed as fore
man - in charge of Chrysler Hard
Top Section. We wish Steve every
success in his new position.
Regular monthly membership
meeting of Local 497 will be held
this Sunday, October %, in our
Union Hall, beginning promptly at
2 pm.
More Good News! More encour-
aging news on our bill to modern
ize Ohio's unemployment compen-
sation law came this past week
from Columbus and Lorain and
there will be more in the weeks to
come!
In Columbus, the 10th Annual
Columbus Diocesan Council Of
Catholic Women endorsed the
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