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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cQUnI
for the District Of Columbia, h0la-
Ing Probate Coukt.---No. e1tgs5.
Administration This ts 70 diye
NotIee That the suhseriber, Of tne
District 0f Columbia has optainsu
from the Probate Court OF the DE
tricf 81 Columbia. Letters af Az
niinistratior on the. estatA Of ROB-
ert A. Hicks. late Of the District q
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhl1it tne
same. With the vouchers thefeoh
legally authenticated. 70 the Eun-
sefiber, on or before the 9tn oey
Of JanuarY, AID. 1884, othefWiee
they may By law be excluded from
All benefit of said estate. Qlfen
tiiider nv hand this 1hth day q
6epfember,s 1855. BESSIE HICKS,
KELVIN ). HARouEe. Deputy Rec.
fster Of Wfiis for the District q
Columbia. Clerk Of the PronAte
Court
se19 ,26,oc3
BARRON K. GRIER, Attorney,
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AUCTION

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AUCTION
At
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THIS TUES. fToMoRROv 2 Pm
els NEW YORK AVE.
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NITURE AND HOUSEHOLD -.
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ADMINISTRATIVE
TRAINEE

collese grad. to invest.
gate and adjust automobiis
claims IN preparation for ID.
side claims examining WORK.
Age 24-32. Evening law stu.
dent or man with at least 1
yr. legal training pref. Please
call 81. $4,000 between e-S.
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THE HECHT CO
,wAsHIEoT2N,

ASSISTANT CREDIT AND C0TLRc.
TON AEANAGER-We need . thor
oushly experienced man who has
and collections. 7th 81. experiences
preferred. Must be able TO super
wise personnel. Top salary, excel
lent working conditions. CAL Mr.
Eisman, UNIVERSAL CO., 107 nth
st. NV, ST. 3-4l86. -
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BRICK DWELLING nEIN0 KNOWN
AS PREMISES NUMBER 1919
SOUTH CAROLINA, SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF Q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liher No. 1882.
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secured thereby. the undersisned
trustees win sell. 1t public AUCTION
pAY ,I0nT THs 8 .rs TfNTa RFsmi5stS BAY q 81 &C.
ToBER A.D. 1855. AT THREE
o.cLocx P.M- the iclloying.ds-
srsss re- sns bissre sd rsSsab coSmbs si'assS sns
sriy is feet 5 inches front on
depth thereof Of Lot 81 in WaikeTg
subdivision OF part Of Square go.
% per plat recorded In the omce
q ne eufysyos y qs.s Ior ns pSss'ei ,olo g
msnt and taxation az Lot 500 In
Terms ssia sfsadsi soid isubjec. to . prior deed
Of trust for approximately
$7.Is6.ll further particuiars Of
Witch VII be- announced ,.n,,c " Sd q time time
deposit dsiS Stao q ssoSo6 NJ rsauirsd. II S Con- .
veyancine recording. etc. at .pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made -
Of date OF sale. Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days.
otherwise deposit forfeited ana ne
rssold ct the discretion q the
ROBERT W. KIDwELL,
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BRING RESUME or ExpER.
GENERAL RlfPLoYaxRNT

1907 II st. NV.
ARCHfTECTURAL DRARTsMAN, ex-
e gCTsns Ges qgaNns stSts sa so
fieettons and salary expected IN
writing JOSEPH MILLER. Arehi-
tect. 1910 Wisconsin ave. NV. -3
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSlEAN, en-
perienced, for downtown once,
commercial and apartment work.
$lQ0-$19Q. RE. 7-0223. Mr.. ED-
ARTIST. experienced IN layout Tor
printed literature. direct mail.
QUICK QUICK siisuais u and and clean comp. Must
know type. Some finiahed art. Per-
manent position. Salary open. Box
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"A -,AIRTDIRFlyT0R

For outstanding Washingtcn adser-
Must be able TO do layout. iiniBhed
art, and have. . good knovledge
eelient future for right man. Salary
open. Give full details u frst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
Continental Orders
4 Jet Strutoliners

NEW YORK. Dec. IL R.-
Continental Air Lines announced
today 1t has ordered four Boeing
jet Stratoliners to use on flights
between Chicago. Denver and
Los Angeles.
Robert r. Six, president of
Continental. said the jet in
stallation. including spare parts,
ground equipment and pre-op-
Grating expense, will cost $2l.3
million. The jet planes are ex-
pected to be delivered by May.
1889. and be in operation by
August Of that year.
The company announced it
has also ordered i've Douglas
|DC-7B airliners, to be deliv-
cred beginning March, 1857.
The two plane purchases total
$685. million, the company said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
Judy Garland Signs
TeIevision Contract

NEW YORK, Dec. II R.-
CHS announced yesterday that
lit has signed an exclusive tele-
vision contract with Judy Gar
land which calls for one annual
appearance on the network
Through 1859.
The singing stars first show
will be next fall. AL Of the pro-
grams will be presented "live"
and will either last an hour or an
hour and a half. depending on
the formal.
The network said Sid Luft.
Miss Garland's husband. will
produce the shows. Mr.. Luft
served as producer for his wife's
first television show last Sep
TENDER "a on the networks Ford
Star Jubilee" series.
The fee Miss Garland will re-
'ceive was not announced. She
was reported to have received
500, 900 for her appearance in
September and her husband $10,-
900 for producing the show.
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coaxed him from his lofty perch
after he had been there more
than an hour.
He declared his wife and six
children were starving. Judge
Mildred Patterson. who convicted
Mr.. Beck for failing to provide
for them, said. however, his fam
lily was better of now than it
has ever been"
Called Mental Case
Mrs. Patterson said officers
from Guthrie would pick up Mr..
Beck today from the Oklahoma
County detention ward. where he
spent the night. She added that
officers planned to sign papers
calling for a mental hearing for
the partially crippled man.
The judge contended Mr.. Beck
had been using his family's
welfare check to buy a car and
other things" She said an
Oklahoma City doctor told her
Mr.. Beck was mentally i'll.
Mr.. Beck. who uses crutcheS.
tossed them away and climbed
hand over hand up the tower
which extends l,572 feet. He
first scaled Q six-foot barbed
wire fence surrounding the base
of the steel tower, owned by
Station KWTV.
Says Family Has Pneumonia
Every one Of my family ought
to be in a hospital" he sobbed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12

to rescuers. They're sick from
pneumonia and they don't have
enough to eat"
Mr.. Beck said he was framed"
on the child abandonment
charge and was told to leave the
State. On his return from Cali
fornia a few weeks ago, he dis
closed, he found his wife and six
children near starvation. His
oldest is 10. Mr.. Beck said his
wife, Ruth, had lost Sc pounds.
He said That because Of his
crippled condition he has made
a living for years by making
artificial flowers and selling
them in Oklahoma City. At
present he Is unemployed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12

Doctors now estimate that, between early teens
through change Of life, out Of every women
In the United States is the victim OF pre-period
tension the most insidious ailment that
affects womankind.
Pre-period tension is insidious because all too
few o., its victims recognize It as the cause Of
the emotional fare-ups and moods Of depres-
sion that ruin romance, wreck marriage or
career, alternating more friends than all other
personality problems and social conflicts
combined.
If some time in the week before your period
you, too, begin to feel bloated; if your breasts,
abdomen or legs seem to swell, grow sensitive
or sore, and, as pressure mounts, anxiety, fear
and depression build up into super-sensitive,
chip-on-shoulder attitudes. knoy this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12

And, as reported by leading Medical
Journals, they at last have found 1t. This
formula, now available in tablet called
CERENE, ID rids the body of excess
water, t2) restores tortured nerves to
relaxed normal state, 90 heightens a
wonlan's sense of well-being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12

nation Of Rawlings from the
competitive picture may lessen
competition or tend to create q
monopoly. A hearing Is sched-
uled February 28. 1856. in New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
What Hap Arnold Meant

caro- and family to California
on 18th to spend Christmas with
Eddie. Joe DiMaggio and
Mona Knox a Harwyn duet.
julie Styne's son. Stanley. weds
Marilyn Fox Christmas Day.
The Treniers clicking at Ben
Maksik's Town and Country
Club. Katharine Cornell
completely recovered from her
operation. reading scripts for
next season. Edith Piaf'S
Carnegie Hall concert. January
4. will Success Spoil Rock
Hunter?" producers asking $780,
900 for film rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
Sports Firm Charged
Under Anti-Merqer Act
BY the Associated Press

The Federal Trade Commits
sion has charged A. g. Spalding
& Bros, Inc, Chicopee. Mass.
with violating the anti-merger
law by acquiring the Rawlings
Manufacturing Co., st. Louis.
Mo-, December 6.
The ETC said yesterday the
firms are two of the four leading
manufacturers and distributors
of athletic goods in the United
States.
The complaint said the elm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
Pre-period tension may be wrecI<ing
your happiness without your knowing IT,.

fore your period is due to begin and make it as
carefree as the rest of the month.
full days supply Of CERENE, plus 3 extra
tablets to start you of on your next months
dosage, only SITS, at druggists everywhere,
and without prescription.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
Cripple Protesting Plight
Climbs 25O-Foot Tower

OKLAHOMA CITY Dec. IL QP.-A mental hearing the
prospect today for 45yeaod Beck who despite his
crawled $50 feet up eevision attract
attention to what he termed his famlys plight
Mr. Beck resident of nearby Guthrie going
jump by shutdown unless they help finally
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
LITTLE PORTAGE
MRS. c. w. BuNNlNc

The Bay Twp. Farm Bureau met
Monday evening, Feb. % in the
Twp. Hall. There was a fine attend
ance. The Farm Bureau Council
Guide" was distributed, read a.
loud by members and then dis
cussed. The subject being "Our
Schools. Chairman Sanke Balm
sens committee served a good
lunch followed by cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Senke Ewersen,
Frederick Ewersen and financee,
Miss Irene Dieckmann of Toledo
motored to Columbus Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaylord Vogt and daughter Kath<
ryn Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Paulsen spent
Friday in SanduSky
Farm Bureau Council No. 5 met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brugger
Saturday evening. There was
good attendance Mrs. Kenneth
Vogt is still on the sick list. Fol
lowing a discussion on schools the
hostess served a delicious lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Burning,
Helen, Virginia and Karen of
Newark we're Sunday guests of the
Clarence Bunnings.
Grayson Lorensen has returned
from Mercy hospital as of last
Thursday. He expects to be con-
fined to his bed for a month after
with he may again be able to walk.
Paul Sturtz suffered a severe cut
on his chin when he fell while
playing blind-folded.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
RIFLE CLUB

The Port Clinton Rifle Club won
a close match at the Erie Ordnance
Depot Tuesday defeating the Erie
Proving Ground Club team by four
points, score 1899 to 1895, in a
Northwestern Ohio Small Bore
Rifle league match. Individual
scores: Port Clinton; M. Nelson,
284; C. Walter, 283; NJ. Long, 282;
C. Herringshaw, 277; A. w. Fall,
273, total 1899; Erie Proving
Ground team; H. Whipple, 283; H.
Tusten, 280; C. Linder, 279; M.
Henry, 278; c. Stiger, 275, total
1895.
Adams Conservation Club of To-
ledo will be Port Clinton guests
next Tuesday evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
Retiring Insurance
Agent Is 1onored

Prudential Insurance Company's
Port Clinton office had a farewell
party for agent William M. Jones
who retires April 1st after %
years of service. The affair was
held at the Log Cabin Inn at Bay
View Saturday evening.
Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Metzger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hetrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lamprecht, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cliff Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Swartzlander, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Sni-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Leavy, Mr.. and
Mrs. John DeStazio, the honored
guest and Mrs. Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs Erich Kohntop also attended
and Mr.. Kohntop was introduced
as the new representative, replac-
ing Mr.. Jones in the Gesoa terri
tory.
Primroses decorated the dinner
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
JAWS GUARANTEED EMPLOY
MENT PLAN
Questions and Answers


Question IA: WHAT is the basis
of the "1-for-2" RATIO recommend
ed by the International Executive
Board?
Answer: The object of the plan
is to give workers as much pro-
lection as possible as quickly as
possible.
An employer can increase pro-
duction either by scheduling over
time and increasing his hourly
wage costs by so percent during
overtime hours, or by hiring addi-
tional workers. The fact that
worker gets one week of guarantee
against full-week layoffs for every
two weeks worked means that the
cost to the employer of increasing
the number of workers to whom
he must give the guarantee will
never be more than the cost of
scheduling overtime. In fact the
maximum possible cost to the en-
ployer resulting from adding new
workers or recalling laid-off work
ers will be less than the cost of
overtime work.
In the first place instead of the
definite and certain cost of over
time, the hiring of new worker
or the recall of an old one will not
add to the cost at all if they are
not subsequently laid off.
Second, the cost will be less than
the cost of overtime is such work
ers when laid off, are laid off for
less than the full number of weeks
for which they are entitled to guar
antee payments.
Third, in the case of new work
ers there is no added cost at all
during their probationary periods
since they do not build up guar
antee credits while on probation.
Fourth, the cost under the 1-for-
2 ratio will be less than the cost
of overtime in the case of any
worker who is entitled to unem-
ployment compensation when he is
laid off.
The l-for-2 ratio therefore pro-
tects job opportunities not only
for workers newly seeking jobs,
but for workers who .aave been
laid off and have exhausted their
guarantee rights, by making it
cheaper for the employer to recall
laid-off workers and to employ ad-
ditional workers rather than sched-
ule overtime when business i'm
proves.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04

Fisher and shock-proof chassis COM
plete the fne-car picture.
Normally, all this would add up to
high price-but Pontiac has changed
the pattern with prices that start so
close to the lowest that if you can
afford any new car you can afford the
easy and satisfying step to Pontiac
pride and distinction. Why not come
in at your first opportunity and get the
facts and figures?
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04

tables. Small potted ivy plants
weere place favors for the wom-
en- and carnations for the men.
Prudential awards and gifts
were presented to Mr.. Jones.
Slides were shown of former Pru-
Dental parties and of Florida and
Mexico by Mr.. Leavy. Cards were
played for the remainder of the
evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
Brilliant New Styling Blazing New Power
at eNeyhody$ price,

The 1855 Pontiac is evidence that price
is no longer factor in making the step
to fne-car luxury and performance.
Every new Pontiac you see empha-
sizes the fact that here is the most dis
tinctively styled car of all. But Pom
tiac's brilliant styling is only part of all
that's new and modern in this great
General Motors masterpiece. A few
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
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LOCAL 4e7, UAW-cIo
SIEVE ]. NOVAK. PRES.


The need to define unions" be
comes evident whenever we hear
the term used loosely and witt
abuse.
One dictionary defines union
as "a group organized for the pro
lection of their particular in
terests.'
From this you can see what a
very broad term is unions" The
different Associations and Fedora
tons formed by lawyers, doctors,
manufacturers and merchants,
even the Chamber of Commerce,
would qualify to be termed
unions" The latest example is a
recently formed Chapter of Fed
eration whicl is a group of local
businessmen united in their par
ticular interests. They just happen
to call their group federation in
stead of union.
When person speaks Of "un-
ions, even if it is generally known
that he refers to labor unions, it
still is a broad term that can affect
many, many people perhaps
your neighbor, a friend or eusto-
mer, brother, sister, aunt or
uncle. For labor unions are made
up of people in many and various
works or trades and in all walks
of life.
So let's hesitate before we
SANDER the name unions" for as
: you can see it involves too, too
many people.
Sundays membership meeting
proved to be an interesting one.
1t was good to see new faces among
those attending, especially the new
interest many of our women mem
bers showed.
The Contract Change proposed
and discussed was unanimously
voted down..
It was decided that Local 497
shall sponsor Film on the Guar
anteed Annual Employment Plan
to be shown in our Union Hall.
The date OF this showing will be
announced later.
The latest edition of Economic
Outlook" warns Us how the New"
NLRB since 1852 has been cutting
away at the good provisions of the
National Labor Relations Act.
This Magma Carta of Labor was
weakened by Taft Hartley but the
new appointees made by the Ad-
ministration to the NLRB are sue
ceeding by their interpretations"
and Policy changes" to complete
ly wreck it.
In recent scathing indictment
of the new" Board, Professor w.
Willard Wirtz of the law faculty of
Northwestern University and for
.mer chairman of the National
Wage Stabilization Board says:
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04

minutes behind the wheel provides the
cinching evidence.
Pontiac's mighty Strato-Streak V-8
responds instantly, whether you're in
city traffic or cruising the open road.
With Pontiac's new, bigger brakes and
recirculating ball steering, handling is
almost effortless New wide-stance
rear springs; roomy, luxurious Body by
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04

Geoooeeaooootsoeoa

Mention of a few of the recent
re-interpretations will suggest the
character and degree OF others.
The "new Board" has restored
broad license to employers who
choose to oppose, in various ways,
union organizating activities The
duty to bargain has been substan-
TALLY cut back. There has been a
marked reduction in the kinds of
employee activities protected a.
gainst discharged g.. Unnumbered
thousands of labor disputes, and
possibly entire industries, have
been placed by the Board outside
its jurisdiction, making the federal
law wholly inapplicable to them"
'It is no wonder" Professor
Writ concludes, that "the leaders
of labor will, to be sure, find in
what has already happened sup
port for their conviction that the
NLRB has become an arm of the
NAM and the Chamber Of Com
merce"
Our Recording Secretary Reports:
Burt Easterwood has returned to
work.
Mary Blair is off on two weeks
vacation
Our sympathy to Burt Mackey
whose wife, Anna Josephine Mack
ey, died at their home last Satur-
day Funeral was to nave been on
Tuesday, March /.
All men on the seniority list
have been recalled and new faces
are coming into the plant, which
is pleasant news.
The stamping line has started
and it seems good to have so many
presses in operation at Standard
Products again.
Welcome back to work to Teres-
sa Rochester.
Steve Adams, Local 497 Commit
tee, has received word that his
father passed away this part week
in CzeehisloVakia
Martin Distel is back eth us
onle again.
Floyd Finken is getting along as
well as can be expected.
Glad to report that Lester Bodi
has been able to come to work
again.
We are pleased to see that Ger
trude Cox, a second shift Steward,
has been able to return to work.
Ward Druyor entered Cleveland
Hospital for surgery Tuesday morn
ing.
Bob Calm,
Recording Secretary
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
INTERNATIONAL BOWLING
TOURNAMENT

Windup Of the 4th Annual UAW
and CIO International Bowling
Tournament came dramatically as
Ravens, Ford Local 600, one of
the last teams to bowl, copied the
Mems Team Event with a total
score 3211.
Mems Division
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
REDEcoRATINc MARKET

Bassett's Super Market, Oak Har-
Dor, is in the process of being re-
decorated. Tie interior painting at
their busy market has been COM
pleted.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
BE DOLLAR WISE
Take Advantage OF SSS Days

TEAM: 1st Place: Ravens, Local
900, Detroit, 3211.
DOUBLES: 1st Place: M. Rock
we'll F. Molebash, Local 19, South
Bend, Ind, 1885.
SINGLES: 1st Place: Bob Hack,
Local 1863, Detroit, 742.
ALL EVENTS: 1st Place: Alex
Zionek, Local 20, Detroit, 1923.
Women's Division
TEAM: 1st Place: Postettes, Lo-
cal 261, Detroit, 1912.
DOUBLES: 1st Place: Charlotte
Albright Pat Cain, Local GAL, Elk
hart, Ind, 1918.
SINGLES: 1st Place: Anna Han
sen, Local 113, Muskegon, Mich,
712.
ALL EVENTS: 1st Place: Anna
Hansen, Local 113, Muskegon,
Mich, 1852.
Grand Prize total for the Tour
nament was S9,15200 plus trophies
by UAW.
JAWS GUARANTEED EMPLOY
MEMT pl All
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DOROTHY THOMPSON
Life in Moscow Without Priyocy

estimating how well or badly
of Russians are. Although
everybody pays an income tax,
it is never higher than 8 per
cent nor lower than s per
cent-a curious application of
social justice" in q society
where incomes vary enor-
mously.
State ownership and control
OF housing means, Of course,
that the state can Ak and gov
ern the whole way Of life Of
the people. And it is clear that
the new Russia aims at the
reduction Of private living to
the smallest possible area.
Every trade and profession
has its clubs, where centers
(under public scrutiny much
that would otherwise be en-
joyed at home.
The theaters are superb, in
Guiding beautiful theaters for
children, and they are always
crowded, despite the fact that
there are no more free tickets
as there were in the early
revolutionary days.