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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14
NUCLEAR
ENGINEERS
Senior &Junior)

The continued
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Co. Nuclear Divi-
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package reactors
has created many
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14
CONTROL
ENGINEERS

Experience and understanding
Of the theoretical problems
involved in reactof controls.
Knowledge Of design Of com:
plete nuclear 1eactor control
systems.
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The Martin nuclear
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CAB DRIVERS

CAB DRIVERS
Pun q part time. We instruct you
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13l 18th st. NE. Ii. 3-5102
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any. Box HOS. Star. lis !.
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work in local hospital: must be &C
curate and able to tyre: 51-day
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14

Top salary scale is paid on these openings
and you1l find the progressive and growing
city Of Syracuse is q frst-rate place to live and
bring up family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14

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shift, 5-day. 4S-hour week. Current
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ADJUSTER

Young man to. learn automobile
financing. This Is Interesting work.
Use Of Company Car
Vacation With Pay
Free Life Insurance
Free disqualification
See Mr.. 6tahl. EASTERN ACCEPT
ANCE CORP, 261 Constitution
ave. NV. If
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COPY BOYS

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Sat. o.l2. No phone calls.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14
TEST ENGINEERS

Hupefyisogy experience Of
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critical experiments Of res
actor conponents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14
SERVO DEVELOPMENT
ENGINEER

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fly will include data tnkeofis.
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ENGINEERS PHYSICISTS
Openings for Z Specialists
ANTENNA DESIGN AND
DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER

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sign covering VIE TO C-bsnd
mIcrowaye region. Is needed.
Design engineer's primary re-
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ertufe, multiple feed antenna
designs with octave bandwidth.
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MrruANTN
MESSENGERS

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Sat. 9-12. No phone calls.
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MECHANIC

WASHER AND DRIEB
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MANAGER TRA1NEEs

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RADAR SYSTEMS
ENGINEER

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perience In electronics behind
him, including high power re-
search radar systems CON-
munications systems. power
spare parts provisioning, In
struction in book planning
and interconnection electrical
circuitry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14
ADVANCE DESIGN
ANALYSTS

BACKGROUND IN physics and
mathematics. Experiences "a
reseter calculations, ANALYSIS
and DESIGN.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

The Cleveland Indians, de-
tending league champions. and
he Chicago White Sox, one Of
the teams making a determined
[ I'd for the 1855 pennant in the
t,rrid American League race.
clash head-on in the TV GAME
Of THE WEEK to be telecast
over WBTW Saturday at 1855
p. NJ.
Songs that were in vogue dur
fne Americas "roarin' 20'S" per-
.l,E-and carlicr-such as "How
sea Gonna Keep En- Down Or
III, Farm" and I'm A Ding
Dong Daddy"-get special treat
'r',nt by the Lawrence Welk az
h. ceation on THE LAWRENCE
INFLK SHOW on channel cigh
= ;urday at seven O'Clock.
j 4 five pound box of choco
Hates given by boss Peter Sand
Ito secretary Susie MacNamar;
D.. causes more trouble than tn
/, vroN crbial bull III the china shop
$ Susie reads nothing by trou
lin her boss generosity. Blu
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

that's the way things on in the
hve Of the PRIVATE SECRE-
TARY on channel eight Sunday
at $50 p. NJ.
THE COLGATE VARIETY
will go all out to please the
youngsters Sunday with screen
star. Charleston Heston cmcee-
irG the show. n comedy sequence
from the film The Private War
Of Major Benson" and interest
iae film clips from the same
movie. Thirteen talented young
IS,vrS. the Marjorie Fields Mop
pets. will be paired with Hestor
Io. THE COLGATE VARIETY
HOUR al eight o'clock OF chan
Cgl eight.
\ dramatic warning 10 motor
lists and pedestrians regarding
the possibility of sudden dealt
on the road is the subject of TIT
true decentralization on BADGE
LIZA over station WBTW Sunda!
n;sht nj nine o'clock.
/, parade of top Hollywood ~
and film personalities, Will tax
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

over for convalescing Loretta
Young when the high-ranking
LORETTA YOUNG SHOW re-
tAi ms to the air. Vivacious Rosa
lind Russell will lead the list OF
substitutes when she acts as
hostess for the first episode Sun
Cay night at 10 =. NJ.
4 love affair between two
Young people appears to blossom
on Oracle Aliens garden patio
and Oracle. eager to nuture Gu
lric.'S seed. gets George involved
liz the blooming affair, on THE
BURNS ALLEN SHOW. Monday
It ? p. M. on WBTW.
barbara Whiting gets her com
'ct.I pance when she connives u
is in the title Of the UCLA jun
,licr class sweetheart, on THOSE
i WHITING GIRLS. Monday a
y. NJ. over channel eight.
The beautiful girl who attract
III. S. Diplomatic Courier Stew
INcQuinn's romantic attention
: Turns out to be a princess in dis
: curse on PASSPRT THE DANG
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

That ace vacuum cleaner
salesman, Denny Davis, pictures
himself the newest grooming sem
sation in Denny Sings" How
ever, his grooming debut hits a
saag in this weeks IT'S A
GREAT LIFE episode on NBTW
Tuesday at $50 p. m.
The big noise about whether
Swaps or Nasua is the better
three-ycar-old will be dccIGeo
At the 100000 dream match
race TO be tcleviSed over Chdunc.
eight Wednesday at 5 p. NJ.
Tim Kelly and Toubo Smith
encounter domestic dram,
much more dangerous than fac
ing wild animals and hostile ma
;iveS: that of jealous husband
OF a beautiful woman who set:
out 20 prove to his wife .hat h,
\ IS a big man. Escort TO Nam
tok" is this week SOLDIER CT
FORTUNE adventure, on WBTW
Wednesday at 7:30 p. NJ.
Edmund Gwenn stars as al
elderly. impoverished eX-mil
lioHaire who receives a million
dollar bonanza from an anony
mouS benefactor, in THE Stor.
Iof Walter Garter" on The Mil
lIoraire" Wednesday night a
eight o'clock.
When a new policy of "tactica
violence" is adopted by tn
RcdS-over Herb Philbrick'
odtSpoken objections-hiS re
ports to the FBI keep the ne'
policy from being executed sue
ccssfully on l LED TIRE!
LIVES Wednesday at eight
thirty.
Two of the leading heavy
" eight contendcrs, former hea
|vywe!gh champion Ezzard Char
les of Cincinnati, and Tomm
Hurricane" Jackson. Far Roa
caway, Long Island. meet in
return lO-round bout on Til
VI DNESDAY NIGHT FIGHT
I 9 p. NJ.
Thomas Mitchell, one of all
"mc greats among characte
s.grS to conquer Broadway an
Hollywood. plays the role {
l.uCk Firms father IN the Gil
MAXI presentation of The AG
ventures of Hucklcberry Fin
thursday night at 7:3O. CHAR.
taylor will be seen in the tit
role as HuCk Finn. EliZabct
Patterson portrayS Aunt Pol%
| While John CarradInc will ray
4 field day as the Duke, II
Observation-Disclosures ShakcSpeal
'lC.r actor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

Eddie Cantor himself intro.
duces And Now From The
Audience" the laugh loaded,
wonderfully wacky tale of a.
professional TV quiz contestant
\, no wins everything cX-I
cCpt money. which he needs to.
Ray his overdue rent. William
Frawlcy stars as George Dunk
lei. whose luck should happen 10
a dog. on the EDDIE CANTOR
THEATRE Thursday at $50 p.
NJ. over WBTW.
The first show or the Fall ser
les of DRAGNET begins on Sep
ItcInbcr | and concerns a woman
Who has been beaten to death
With Il heavy iron piye in 4
downtown office building. Just
the slightest bunch pays off big
ca Dragnct Thursday night at
10 I. NJ.
Fight promoter Spider Mccoy,
played by James Gleason, dis
covers promising fighter III
I'!c person of Jonas, deposed and
broke King of Vastillis With the
encouragement of Spiders niece
he slugS his way to the rank OF
chi mpionship contender in The
Zig Umbrella" Thursdays pre-
.s,htation OF THE DAMON
.RUNYON THEATRE at 1876
2. NJ.
, When Junior and his pal Egg
bert ellis and buy a sailboa'
.namcd Judy" the lives of thC
, +. ey and ellis families become
, chaotic. l, seems that each fam
, lily thinks their son is in Low,
with 4 girl named Judy and i
planning TO clope. And so goe:
TIE LIFE OF RILEY Friday
: 'u.cht AT 1880 on channel eight.
The operator of wildcas bu
finds the going hectic after h
, leaves New York with "shar
Expenses" passengers bound 70
Los Angeles. in Death Rides
:. wildcat. the UNDERCURREN7
DANA Friday al $50 p. NJ. owe
, |E'BTW.
AT 9 p. NJ. Friday night TIL
|. IC AVALCADE OF SPORTS pre-
81 hts a ten round lightweight
bout between Carmclo Costa an,
Lulu Perez. from Madison
! Square Garden, New York.
= y Ill be seen or channel eight
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

Err Monday night at 9 p. M. over
WBTW.
Topper declares he is out to
,.roiect his banks loan to
shaestring movie company and.
Though the intervention Of his
gaostly friends. the korbys. he
finds himself acting in the NOV
ie as stunt man. on TOPPER
Monday at $3.50 p. M. over
VI BTW.
a simple long-distance phone
call becomes major project f.:
IEr. Archer when two little OBJ
lsticles by the name OF Corliss
Ian d Dexter manage to prevent
his call from getting through on
this weeks episode OF MUST
,lCORLISS ARCHER Tuesday at
tI8 p. NJ. over WBTW.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

Mrs. II. B. Bell, daughter.
Martha Brooks, Darcus SoiSs
ard Alice Wynn Kelly, are ii
today.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

When VIC say thai Chsrro.., imc car
to drive, the official record books Of
stock car competition back us up all
the way.
Listen to tn, Is Just on. example:
Ddyfond Beach-NASCAR' hccel-
Grafton Tests over Measured Mile
From Standing Start. Chevrolet cap
tured the four top positions in its class
and beat every hish-price car but one!
Come in-the weather's so nice these
days that we love to get out in il too!
And giving you dcmonSttJ'iCn drive
is all the excuse we need!
'NofioneI A,soeio'ion for s'oet { .. .'O', Roofing
Drive With care EVERYWHERE!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-17
BOAT OWNERS
LOSE MOTORS

Theft of two motors from boats
in slip at the Port Clinton Yacht
Club early Saturday, and the at
tempted theft of third motor at
Danbury, are under investigation.
Taken at the Yacht Club, some.
time after midnight, was one of the
two Is HIP. Evinrude motors on a
new 18-foot Thompson which Fred
Kennedy of Mt Victory, O., had
put, in the water only that after
noon; and a hp motor which was
on a sailboat owned by Allan Fos.
ter, E. Fourth-st. Two gas tanks
on the Kennedy boat also were
stolen, and screws on the, other
motor had been loosened in an
apparent theft attempt. Police
Captain William Robel was con
tacted by Yacht Club caretaker
Paul Rohach when the theft was
discovered Saturday morning.
Sheriff Merlan Budd was notified
Saturday when a boatowner dis
covered that mountings of the
motor on his boat at Danbury had
been tampered with.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-17
LOCAL BOYS
Get OFFICES

Scott Carter and Nick Ball, Port
Clinton's delegates to the success
full 18th Boys State which ends at
Camp Perry Sunday, both got Off
ces. Scott passed his "bar examina-
ton" Tuesday and became law
yer, and Nick became a council
man.
Despite cold weather Early in the
week which curtailed the sports
program te m p orarily, director
pete" DeWeese said all is going
smoothly for the 959 boys from all
over Ohio to learn principals of
self government in the LegionS an
nual encampment.
Dr. Young, University of Georgia
speaks Thursday night; the Legion
department commander and an
FBI officer will headline Friday
nights program; and the state
highway patrol will present Satur-
day nights program. Graduation
Sunday forenoon is the final fea-
ture. James Dowd, 17-year-old Mas
silon athlete, was installed as gov
ernor Monday night.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-17

tenants, at which the three pos
Sible procedures will be fully ex-
planned, will be scheduled.
Plan No. !, which cannot be fol-
lowed without the city's accept
anee of Erie Gardens as a sub
division, calls for the marking off
OF lots and selling the project
building by building. There are
1875 residential buildings. Fifteen
have one living Unit, and others
have two or four vnts in them.
A priority plan would be fol,
lowed, said Mr.. Schwartz, WITH
tenant residents of each building
having first choice to buy. Class
One would be a tenant who is
veteran. Oots to be drawn if more
than one veteran lives in a Struc-
ture and wishes to buy.) Class Two:
NOn-veteran tenant in occupansy.
Uots to be drawn if more than
one wants to buy.)
SAdoo u. NCbCi dh WIZ 10 LCiidHt
of another project building. Class
4: Any veteran. Class 5: Non-veter-
an tenant. Class 6: general public.
A 30-day period would be set for
building sale to the first two
classes, followed by 5-day period
for the third class and after that
the next three classes would have
opport unity to buy in the order
listed.
Office and Community building
would be available for purchase by
municipality.
Plans "a
Plan 2 calls for selling the pro.
ject as whole with Erie Gardens
tenants banding together to form
Continued on Page p
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-17

Youngstown, with a group from
Bellevue not yet Federated also
joining the session.
New state officers installed by
Mrs. Ray Bauders, Fremont, were:
Mrs. Howard Ainsworth, Toledo,
president; Mrs. Elizabeth Keil
Mansfield, 1st vice-president; Mrs.
James Otermat, Fremont, second
vice-president; Mrs. Helen Ammer,
Toledo, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. James Scott, Warren, treasur-
er; Mrs. Kay Stanehan, Youngs-
town, historian. Toledo will have
the 1856 convention. Mrs. Wilbur
Peters of the Port Clinton club
was named to the resolutions COM
mittee for next year.
Warren Club, which organized
two new chapters, received the Cup
and other chapters who fulfilled
state requirements received pla-
ques, presented by Lloyd Thaxton
who was master of ceremonies at
Saturday nights banquet. Speaker
Continued on Page p
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-17
BOAT CAPSIzES,
FERRY RESCUES
3 TOLEDO men

Three Toledo fishermen
who clung to their overturn-
ed outboard for nearly three
hours were rescued by the
Erie Isle Ferry Saturday
afternoon after a passenger
and a crew member sighted their
distress signal, a jacket loiSted
on an oar.
Saved we're Glenn DeMuth, 81;
Reuben Sargent, So; and Arthur
Goodside, 81, who were taken a.
board the Ferry to Put-in-Bay
where they were treated for ex-
haustion and shock by DR.. Roy X.
Eva1s. They were brought back
here on the 5 o'clock ferry and
taken to their car by sheriff Mer-
Ian Budd.
Bud Ohlemacher, News employee
who was returning to his Putin
Bay home, and Bruce Duggan, crew
member, first sighted the signal.
They alerted Captain Alfred Park
er who swung the Ferry off course
to rescue the men. Also aiding in
the pickup we're Joe Disarude,
crew member, and Ernie Nitschke,
passenger The overturned boat
was righted with a boat hook and
returned to Port Clinton by trap
net boat arriving shortly after
wards. Dry clothes for the drench-
ed trio we're provided by Captain
Parker.
Mr.. DeMuth said the trio rented
the boat here about am. for a
fishing trip. Shortly after they
saw the ferry come in for its II
am. trip, a big wave over the
stern swamped their outboard and
it overturned. They clung to the
capsized boat, and were near com
plete exhaustion when the Ferry
on its return trip saw their dis
tress signal. Several hunred dol
lars of fishing gear were lost.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-17

on a proposed sites south of the
athletic field. Estimated cost:
100000 plus equipment estimated
at $25,OOO.)
2. That additional facilities be
provided for Industrial Arts shops
and cafeterias. Estimated cost:
$2O9,OOO)
3. That the bond issue include
modernization of lighting facilities
in high school and East Building
Estimated cost: $2O,0O0)
4. That the bond issue include
modern lighting for football field.
Estimated cost: $15,000)
S. That one or two additional
sites be secured in the eastern
area of town. Estimated cost for
sites: $25,O00,)
6. That by 1864, a bond issue
be submitted for a building in the
eastern part of the city, with the
present new elementary building
becoming a junior high school.
Total estimated cost of the g.
point recommendations is 1894,
900.
Plans Described
Plans for the shop additions to
the high school call for two
story building jutting out on the
west side toward Madison-st, while
the cafeteria addition would be on
the east side of the structure. A
small addition for badly needed
storage space for equipment also
is in the plans.
The new elementary school
would take children from Kinder
garten through sixth grade living
west of the present school. Grade
schoolers in the eastern end of
town would continue at the present
school.
The eight rooms of the old East
Continued on Page p
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-17
Two Bath-Houses
Approved For Park

Construction of two lighthouses
at Lakeview Park at cost of 81 900
was approved by Council Tuesday
night and work will begin imme-
diately.
Contractor Frank Putnam pre-
sented plans, drawn at request of
Safety Service director Wagner,
for roofless 8-inch block structures
measuring IL 9, with walls 6 it.,
inches high. They will not have
separate enclosures inside but
benches will be provided. Need for
lighthouses was stressed by Mrs
Ada Hayden, Red Cross executive
secretary, in view of tine approach
ing water safety classes; Vacation
land president Albert Davids, and
Chamber of Commerce president
Jack Lay.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-17
CLASS OF 1905
PLANS REUNION

For the first time since they
graduated half a century ago, Port
Clinton High Schools Class of 1905
will have reunion.
Two of the class of seven are
dead, but the remaining five will
gather at the home of Mrs. Anna
Hurrell, GIT E. Third-st, next Tues
day, June FL for a 1:30 luncheon
and golden anniversary reunion.
An open house, to which all form
er school friends are cordially in
vited, will follow, starting about
2::3O.
Gathering to renew schoolday
Friendships will be Mrs. Albert Gal
liant (Wilhelmina Tanke) of To-
ledo; Mrs. Ella Beat ella Wash
burn) of Toledo; Mrs. Leonard
York Oina Althoff) of Cleveland;
Mrs. Hurrell (Anna Christiansen);
and the only male of the gradual
ing class, Kenneth Hollingshead,
of Albion, Mich. Deceased are Fred
Spaulding, who died year after
graduation; and Clara Couslno.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-17
Robel Suggests
Traffic Helps

Police Captain William Robel
recommended to Council Tuesday
night that no turns be permitted
at Madison and Second-StS on Fri
days from 3 pm. to 9 pm. and
Saturdays from 10 am. to 6 pm.
to help out the traffic situation
and his suggestion was approved.
Other traffic improvements dis
cussed included synchronizing of
signals at Madison and Jefferson
on Perry-st, with right hand turns
to be permitted on red, from out
side lanes only, and the possibility
of one-way traffic in downtown
alleys.
The safety committee headed by
Wilber Petersen presented a sur
vey of Fulton-st and recommended
that parking on tle west side be
banned between Perry and Second
StS, and between Fourth and Sixth.
1t asked that parking on the cor
ners of Second and Fulton be pro-
hibited for a 30-foot distance to
permit better vision at the inter.
section. Marking of the sidewalk
at Fulton and Third, frequently
blocked by parked cars, also was
suggested.
Captain Robel said the city Jail
which now has canvas hunks, needs
permanent hunks and was told to
get estimates ad present to later
meeting.