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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-22
L g. III Market Under
New Management

The L & H Market on Route 2
west of Port Clinton went under
new management Monday when
MIR. and Mrs. Carol Nehls of Oak
Harbor took over the business
from Mrs. Louise Howell and Will
son Muddy" Hankins, who have
operated the store four years.
Mrs. Howell plans a vacation
period before making new plans,
and Mr.. Hankins will devote his
time to his 'LakeWinds Apart
ments" at Ascher Beach. Five of
the attractive apartments are now
functioning and he plans to build
three more.
Nolan Leow, who has been with
the local Kroger store six years,
succeeds Mr.. Nehls as manager
of the Oak Harbor. store. The
Leows' live at 6141a Perry-st here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-22

ton of the Guaranteed Employ
ment Plan.
NOTE:-The original and eventual
provision of the Plan is to provide
a 1000 guaranteed living standard
to laid-off workers for So weeks.
However the modified plan under
Ford & GIN contracts guarantees
$50 of take-home pay for four
weeks and then 500 until the end
of 26 weeks. Certainly at this point
no high seniority worker would
prefer layoff to work, even tenn
porary. And the above paragraphs
show why the high seniority work
er would not prefer lay-off even
when the 1O0% guaranteed plan
is negotiated and is in effect.
X
We wish to express our sincere
sympathy to the family of GEORGE
BEUTLER whose funeral was held
here Monday, July 18. Brother
Beutler had been with this Com
pany since March of 1851. After
his recall to work last SSotember,
he worked a few months then be-
came i'll. He had been off work be-
cause of this illness for the past
several months. Had he lived a
few days longer Brother Beutler
would have celebrated his 65th
birthday today, July %.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-22
BUILDING PERMITS

J. Clifford Hineline, 327 Wilson
new construction, garage addition
to house, IA "a, estimated cost
$1,000, lot 1, block Hopfinger va
Gated addition; Ervon Flick, 1914 E.
Second, new porch on West side
of residence, estimated cost $135
block No. IL, lot 4; L. A. Satter-
field, 626 E. Perry, new store front
and entrance for Bob's Sandwich
Shop, canopy overhead, s. wide,
aluminium, estimated cot $500,
block IL, part of lot so.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-22
NOTICED
To All Local 4o7 Members:

Since the Standard Products
Company is Officially closed"
these last two weeks of July, our
regular July Membership Meeting
due this Sunday, July "a HAS
BEEN POSTPONED.
A NEW DATE WILL BE AN
NOUNCED for this very important
membership meeting. Contract ne
gotiations report and discussion
will highligbt the meeting when
held, so it is important that it be
held at time that is more con-
venient FOR ALL MEMBERS. SO
WATCH FOR THE NEW DATE
AND NJ AXE PLANS TO ATTEND.
Gsylord Local No. 388 Sign New
Contract With Standard
Products Co.
The news of the new contract
signed by Local 388, UAW-CIO and
Standard Products Company in
Gaylord, Michigan came a little too
late for this column last week but
thanks to Guy Nunn's Eyeopener
arogram, workers here heard an
early report of the new contract.
Local 388 is new union only
about two years, old. We we'll re-
member the working conditions
and practices in the Gaylord plant
just before Local 388 was organized
and congratulate the workers who
through their union have made
such rapid progress in these two
years.
The very business and profes-
si0nal men of Gaylord who fought
unionization of these workers so
hard are themselves realizing gains
from the increased job security
and better wages of Local 383
workers.
In the new contract with Stand
ard Products, the Gaylord work,
ers won a two cent general in
crease, six cent annual improve
ment and 1lac inequity fund. Modi-
fled Guaranteed Annual Wage, full
union shop, seven holidays. Eleven
dollars per employee per month
for insurance and Improved vaca-
tions. The wage increases are retro
active to June !, 1855.
Local 497 members laid-off this
week and next may be surprised
when they do return to work and
find the plant has been painted in
side during their absence by out
side painters. The Company states
that it was necessary to have the
work done by outside painters be-
cause Standard does not have the
necessary tools and equipment to
do the job. At least this time the
painting is being done by union.
lied workers, members of the AFL
Most Companies who after a pc.
riod of negotiation find their plant
tied in strike have brought the
strike action on themselves. A
naughty, unreasonable and un
realistic attitude can bring the ire
of workers quicker than anything
know of. Workers do not like
strikes. But workers do expect
from management respect and fair
ness. This is especially true during
contract negotiations.
Good Labor Management Rela
tions and contract negotiations thai
progress on high plane is a goa
that Companies and Unions are
supposed to be striving foc these
days. According to labor expert,
the only real and lasting gain
made by labor or management will
be those gains made and kept or
the basis of mutual understanding
and fairness.
We cannot expect any gain OF
any agreement as long as UN
REASONABLE proposals or atti
tudes are held by either side. L
yotArould have sat in on one meet
ing last week you would under
stand beyond a doubt why tht
union sees fit to point out thi.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
"A Lot To Hide =

Continued From Back Page)
allowed, under machine control TO engage Just enough
activity couple Of TO give the public the impress
sion that il Just might eoneeivabIy get somewhere
Events recently to head when its chief nvest
gator, Downey Rice lawyer and former FB special agent
resigned with the that he refused be party
he whtewssh that in the works.
The Republican minority of the committee, temporarily
control because Of the absence of Democrat Aid cvI
srion then voted call Rice that he could tell the
Of the information existing his knowledge in the
committees files.
hurry call TO California brought cuIIeron home and
special commitie Of the Chicago Bar association had
ended action by the associations grievance committee took
Fridays hearing for the machine The Morrison hotel
crowd promptly voted that Rice be heard only in
session.
Having thus csmped the lid his testimony the
machine majority voted further hearings until after cleo
on and voted also that Ree reports would not be inspected
public that the committees chief counsel Irwin Cohen.
had been negligent in his duties which u.s. of what the
Daley Democrats want him TO be.
BY smothering the fire, the machine Democrats have
caused lot of smoke II should deude Citizens
the corruption that the machine seeks 10 hide
The Morrison hotel Democrats confident that IL they
get through the election, nobody will get chance
are assured that will arise in the future.
That, believe, is the best for eIeeng Robert
6. Merriam mayor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Atoms for Peace

CONTINUED from Back Page)
n is gratifying 10 note that not only Mr. Yates but also
Commissioners Thomas Murray Of the " Atomic Energy
Commission Is strongly advocating that the japanese people
who first felt the fury Of the nveIssr weapon OF
war should also among the first 10 benefit from The use
Of atomic energy for peaceful. industrial purposes
any nation needs constant source OF abundant and
cham mower 10 run machines OF industry II Is Japan
The promise which the Harvesting OF atomic power tor con-
,,ruetvs no, destructive holds for all mankind would
b. . boon Of immsssursbls worth TO this nation
are grateful TO Mr. Yates and his colleagues who are
ssplono the possibilities Of this humanitarian project sv
we must admit the time that there are strong voices
of oppositon being raised here against the proposal
Foremost among these those who are still unable 10
between the atomic bomb and an atomic reaefor
Will. this n understandable among people with rshsno
with the horror OF nuessr explosion we wov'd
do we'll 10 realize that atomic energy can and has oeen
The launching OF The worlds first atom propelled
submarine the Nautilus, Is visible proof OF ths WONDERS
rvelesr power will be able TO perform tor mankind
The Economic Counsel Board recently pointed out sew
t.ebnesI dievss such the signing OF Jspsno D
h;l,,.r.I agreement security measures and The ability o
atomic experts handle the generation OF electro
nsw.r n referred also - The nstens sentiment against
-. Ahemb But these are not impossible obstacles
Az 10 be expected. Communists and ether ':i elements
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Left Wingers Ready
Continued from Back Page,

Continued from Back Page)
security. Humphrey also is a. D. a. leader
The A. D. A. is svowedy sniieommvnist. but Rsuh since
$50 has been assaling the dangers Of FBI activity
serting its undereover operations against the communist
conspiracy the rights of citizens He will
new this line Of attack in his testimony il learned
TO ASSAL SMITH ACT
Ravh will question the value Of the convictions and inn
rsonment Communist party leaders based evidence
supplied by FB undeeover agents These Smith act prose
have forced the Communist party further
underground making investigation OF its activities more df
cult will dispute the assertion OF Assistant Atty Gen.
William Tompkin before subcommittee that the eonve
lions have disrupted the Communist party program.
Rauh also will denovnce Tompkins for asserting that
the attack against witnesses and inform
ants Of the has lis in communist effort TO stem
the successful campaign Of this 10 eliminate the
subversve threat of communism TO internal security
Such statement act Of Shocking dsrespee 10 SEN
sors concerned with problem Rsuh asserts Among these
senator's is the subcommittee chairman, Humphrey
WANTS FBI FILES OPENED
The A. D. A. will propose il learned, that FBl files
be thrown open 10 proposed security commission But
will al the time ssail Atty Gen. Browne tor use OF
FB reports November 1883 TO reveal the role OF former
President in the Harry Dexter White security case
The keynote Of the A. D. A. program will be demand
that all persons seeking employment already
hodno federal jobs must be given hearing and faced by
their aeevser information indicating they are security
risks is discovered Such proposal has been long opposed
by FB Chief j. Edgar Hoover the ground that VIII
destroy the effectiveness OF subversve investigations py re-
veslinq sources Of information TO the Communist party
The vital question Of whether The government has the
raht 10 fire security risk without hearing and eontronta
ton by his will be argued before the Supreme Court
next month Dr. John p Peters Of Yale university has
peaIed his dismissal from psritims government Job after
ndnq that there was reasonable doubt 10 his loyalty
h;ob court decision against the would disrupt
the security program il is agreed
ATTACK SIGNAL CORPS QUIZ
Rauh will attack the Investigation by sen Mccarthy r.
Wis., Of svbveson and espionage in the signal corps
a, Fort Monmouth j. and removal Of atomic security
CLEARANCE from Dr. j. Robert oppenheer. Such actions
have injured the national defense he asserts and have de-
prved the country OF services in the OF false security
REPLY TO G. o. p. CHARGES
The house committee vnAmercsn activities and the
senate internal security subcommittee also blasted by
.uh In his statement for The Humphrey subcommittee
udvsrnent eommsson he says might come up with plans
for diminishing abusive inyesgstions by three congress
j.. s!.f..f.. (Contnued Next Column ToP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26

Luther nails his s5 theses the door of the Wtenberg
Castle church, .'s,i
And the carcass of Roman Catholicism would remain
on display for all to and discern!
400 YEARS LATER-MUSSOLINI AND HITLER
ROMAN CATHOLIC RENECADES.- REFLECTINC A
SPIRITUALLY DISEASED vATICAN-WOULD
TESTIFY TO THE HUMAN RACE THAT THE
CARCASS OF ROMAN CATHOLICISM WAS
DEAD BEYOND ANY POSSIBILITY OF A
RESURRECTIONil!
l620-MAYFLOWER COMPACT A Protestant
manifesto repudiang the devils Roman Catholic DRUG
Cling COUNTERFEIT of the healing, dynamic, invnc-
ible, triumphant Christianity of the CH-I-L-D-LES-S
Christ Jesus-"the Way, the Truth, and the Life!
1776-DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
George Washington. Protestant political counterpart
OF Martin Luther becomes the father of his country
of which God would raise up His greatest Representative
since Christ Jesus!-he Rev. Mary Baker Eddy Gods
Daughter to His Holy Ghost conceived Messiah
Son, Christ Jesus-the woman Matt. 1889 whom
Jesus said would take the heaven Christ Miracle Science
Messiah) and put into 3 of meaP-"Scence
Theology, Medcne-the title of the Sixth Chapter of
Gods Master Miracle Worker the Christian Science
book, Science and Health with Key the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy-representing years 'dctaton from
God following the close of the Civil War Blood BATH!
and assassination of beloved Abraham Lincoln!
PART6
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Chicago Hit by The (riminaIity-
CONTINUED from Back Psge)
ASSAILED RICE, MERRIAM

Cutknecht had entered the bitter political fight Rice
former chief investigator OF the committee by describing
Rice and Aid Merriam 18th, Republican msyorsI nominee.
publicity seeking "phonss."
Rice quit his committee post March with the assertion
he did not wish 70 be party 10 whfswssh He testified
vproaroUs session Friday about information poi
cal and police corruption which has been kept hidden in
committee files by the committees Democratic majority
The drive for special prosecutor started after Gut
kneeht refused TO take Res information before the grand
Jury saying the charges political He also charged that
Merriam. leader Of the minority economy bloc had failed
before the grand Jury earlier attempt 10 ndei Mayor
Kennedy and Police Commissioners o'Connor.
CALLS CONDUCT .uNETHIcAL
Freeman charged IL outrageous conduct Gut
kneehs part reveal what before the grand Jury
He termed The vnethesI conduct OF any states
attorney in the history Of Illinois"
After appearing the vdeo program. Freeman revealed
that list Of than so outstanding attorneys is being
which could be submitted in the
for special prosecutor.
Cukneeh had brushed of demands that he step aside 10
permit The appointment OF special prosecutor by Chief
Justice Richard g. Austin Of Criminal court Freeman said
snmsehne forces considering direct appeal 10 Aus
tin 10 appoint 70 conduct the investigation.
CITE MoRETTI CASE
The Merriam forces have cited precedent the
ponfmen Of Austin and Harold A. Smith special Proseev
the Michael Moretti murder John Boyle then
states attorney had stepped aside because Mors
policeman assigned 10 his office
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
PART s
God Re the Sanity, Judgement,
Honesty, Intelligence Of the Human
Race:

In My beloved Son. Christ Jesus, gave you "THE
WAY THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE"!-WHo
RIGHTLY REJECTED HUMAN PARENTHOOD!!
need cooperation from SHINING, stupid, blunder-
ing Adams and Ewes to set up MYTHICAL counterfeit
of My divine and eternaly harmonious spiritual
tion!!!
And, My Daughter Successor to the Master the Rev.
Mary Baker Eddy, rightly stated her position: FOLLOW
YOUR LEADER ONLY SO FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS
CHRISTI!
Hence, Chr.tlke sanity. judgment, honesty. intel
ligence via the human will be made evident by
recognition of My Second Coming of the Messiah in My
Christ Master Absolute Miracle Science Messiah Mien-
MUM and My Reveator thereof My beloved Mary Baker
Eddy!
And woe unto those obstinate, rebellous spiritual
crpples! who will make elaborate pretenses towards
obedience the Ten and Christs Sermon
on the Mount without utilizing My Indispensable imper
alive Savior Lbeato and Protector of the Holy Scrip
lures from the spiritual adultery of the four European
religious crippes!
This age is fortunate to possess My Master Miracle
Worker "Scence and Health with Key the Scriptures
by Mary Baker Eddy!
WE CITE A FEW OF THE CONTENTS OF THE soc
BOOKLET, which highly recommend
WAS PETER POPE?" by James D. Bales
peter Never Claimed That He Was Pope
"The Apostles Gave No Recognition of Peters
Supremacy"
"P.ul Did Not Believe That Peter Was Pope"
Peter Wa. Not the Supreme Ruler of the Church"
1.-THE New Testament Does Not Teach That Peter
Or Any Other Apostle, Was To Have Successor
"The Roman Catholic Claim Is Not Supported BY
History"
photography"
This booklet is available at:
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Publishers of
THE CONVERTED CATHOLIC MAGAZINE
$50 Fifth Avenue, New York TO- MY.
soc per copy.
copyright, 1852, by Christs Mission
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
The Krem|in Has A Problem

More attention has been paid TO the Sovisfs efforts "a
M no in hydrogen bombs. But its disadvantage in tactical
is apparently much greater. BY tradition and habit
-, depended on vast msnpowsr Only slowly II seems
awakened 10 The fact that the Vests superiority in
.assI atomic weapons ovsrbsIsnes its msnpowsr
But today NATo is frankly organized TO use tactical
c weapons Months ago atomic esnnons were moved 10
oOs American troops have in their hands such powerful
vi,ers Mstador and corpors-boh capable Of carry
= atomic missiles we'll beyond artillery range.
This development has hit the Red Army right whore u
Us"-in assumed prspondersnes Of ground forces
oOsd with the revival Of German industrial power and
M prospect Of German army Is ample upset the
mn The French not The only people whose thinking
eoced by memories Of German nvasons; the Russians
m even grimmsr reeosctons Of the last II would not
strange Moscow had been galvanized into sudden de.
I,or 10 try TO match the West in tactical power.
For the Red Army this mean drastic and highly
osnvs reorganization, all the painful because Of It's
I,d,ions Of power. We do not know how much Of
Iies atomic program the kremn is undertaking. But we
know that with Us limited industrial and eli
A. other military demands upon sir defense, ambitious
kw plans plus big bombsrs-sny program involves
Tremendous strain.
Surely eompsesney is to be avoided by the free peoples
b waens that the krsmIn has its problems may we'll
Undergrad the courage TO be patient"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26

as protesting to look with horror at the proposal TO build
ooeear resefor in Japan We take this be Of
The highest recommendations why this project should be
ried through by ell An abundant supply Of atom
power TO fill shortage Of energy would
prosperous Jspsn-one which The Communists could not
svbiusse.
The need here is for wider perspective. We
forever be looking back the destructive power uneahed
on Hiroshima and Nagasak There other for nve
power than weapon Of Scientists today proved
that the energy held within the used for peaceful
and constructive purposes
We reminded Of the fears and suspicious entertained
when steam and electric power first introduced
TO a world vnprepared for such magic"
We need not hesitate TO usher in the atomic age Of
peace and in Japan. There why
should turn backs TO this and humanitarian gesture
Of friendship and goodwill being extended 10 the Japanese
Peope-Nppon Times (Tokyol
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Rice Describes Quiz
Continued from Page 81
PUT HEADS IN SAND"

They decided make like ossrehss" Rice ssid he
ovnsed his home with his wife, Ellen; his Michael.
6 and his daughter Ellen Sue H. They their
heads in the sand thinking that because they can't
enc else get kind Of Of revulsion when
think Of IT,"
Rice said he intends return his private law practice
for clients He isn't he wants another Job
gsns crime sho he has been doing that for most
Of l9 years FBI agent investigator counsel FOR
congressional committees
But the opportunity 10 bs Of service came up again
would Judge IFS merits he said u can't say that
would turn away such proposal Just because this Chicago
investigation have turned The opportunity
10 do sincere and constructive Job there seemed bright
hired by Aid Merriam II after he resigned
as committee chairman that became apparent the control
ling group wasn't going do anything and that the original
goals would not be achieved
Yes. said Rice, was frustrating sfus'ion-one thar
Skunk like skunk"
CONFIDENT OF ACTION
But good is going 10 come from the work
done by myself and the vndercover the staff, he
continued Things already coming light and believe
that before the settled there will be general airing
Of situation. Last week IL may have looked like we had
been sbovs operation Now u looks tho the time
money expended will produce good results for the
people OF Chicago
Rice said the citizens OF Chicago really who
should feel frustrated and cheated because the reports OF his
have been locked away ths hope they will
be forgotten after the current fvror dies.
"A SHAMEFUL DISGRACE"
II think IL is shameful disgrace for the people IN con-
troll of the committee 10 take this approach TO their duties
Rice said.
But IL office cannot face up 10 their duties, then
the little Fsowhs vofsesn his views ~ the polls
He can turn Of office those he feels have betrayed his
interests Or he keep him in office The newspapers are
giving him The facts u will be to him 10 make the de-
cision."
Rice said that when he thinks OF the efforts being made
eonsqn results Of The investigation 10 the deep freeze
the sacrifices made by the amateur sIsv'h on his stan
70 mind
AMATEURS DID WELL
II recommended excellent professional nvest'ss
tors 70 the committee recommendations
acted on he said 80 took what could get Mostly they
amateurs, but OF them turned out TO DO coed
slevths.
Some OF them sacrificed considerable. Some OF them
risksd lives penetrate the criminal syndicate 70 OBJ
serve and to get hand evidence They had of OF real
They apparently still have They may yet supply 50 much
heat and light that report will get into the open.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26

sIona groups.
The Humphrey subcommittee inquiry launched lest
week the first Democratic in reply 10 Republican
charges that the Truman administrations tolerated commv-
nss Under fire ADMINISTERS alton claims that than
5000 security risks found in the government when
President Eisenhower took office in 1853 and have been
moved This subject also TO be explored in another nvest
CATION being prepared by the senate civil service
mitfee under Sen. Johnston TO-. S. c..
third probe, designed TO expose shortcomings in the
military security system will start Tuesday when Chairman
Mcclellan 10, Ark Of the senate permanent es'igsng
subcommittee reopens hearings in the Of Mai Irving
Peress.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26

rRIBuNE-skruRDAY. MARCH rs. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
LAUREL Opening
Moved Up One Day

The Maryland Racing Com
mission today gave Laurel per-
mission to open its spring race
meeting a day earlier than
planned, but it shipped a day of
the fall meet.
The spring session will open
Monday, April 10, thus giving
the track an 18-day meeting
ending Saturday, May Z.
When Maryland racing dates
for 1855 were announced last
winter. April 10 was listed as
open to give Bowie an oppor-
tunity to make up any day lost
because of bad weather. Bowie
opened March 9.
Laurel was to open April 10.
But the warmer weather and
unlikelihood of frozen tracks or
snow led to the Racing Commits
sion change.
Laurel's fall season will open
October 20, instead of October
% as originally scheduled. This
will make for a 15-day fall meet
ing, closing November Is.
The earlier spring opening
means the Capitol Handicap. six
furlong opening day test for
older horses, will be advanced to
April ID.