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Evening star., 1955-11-07
MAID

White, hotel rm. maid for hixh-class
bldg, for sunday and weekday
work. on hourly basis. Apply at
$500 Wa. ave. bet. $3.50 an. and
MAINTENANCE MAN, white. for
Eardea apts. &t66 and 1-bedrm.
an. Gail JE. 2-6640. --S
|AiANICURlET. experienced, neat ap-
pearance. dependable. capable Of
giying pedicures preferred. Can
IsTs, 1901 Conn. ave. NV. Wo.
MEDICAL RECEPTIoNIsT. Congress
Heights area; experisnee not es-
sential. Call Lo. 7-3lSS between
NURSE, once exper.: Medical Center:
l2 to 8 daily: Sat. Q 70 /. Axe
2I-3b. Df. 7-6S6s, or RA. e-5439,
NURSES, operating room. for nighi
SUI svbukBsS RRa PltssifT aSsffrAi {. eal'ins oI
NURSERY NURSERY And TRAINERs, e-month
certified course, live In. room and
board and cash allowance. CHiL-
! DREN'S CONVALESCENT HOME
1871 Bunker Hin I'd. ne, La
PAYROLL SiiiRoG cLERK-permanen. 20.
tIsi1a ion. Enesll:nt @ 3 eas" opporsunits " sor "a.
vaneement. BiWeekiy payroll. Ahil-
tty 20 operete. MGR 1000 and
Remingtcn Rand calculator. Good
accurate typtst with aptitude for
figurea. Capable OF learning other
duties within the division, Age.
22-3S. 6-day week. Many emplcye
cation, and experience. Box 1853,
Evening star., 1955-11-07
SAIFSTADY

sALEsWOMEN. s fun time. 2 par
time. ready-to-wear for high-gradl
clientele. Must be thoroughly ex.
perienced: steady position: wonder.
full opportunity for right parties
who qualify. Salary $50 per week
Apply 1918 Conn. ave.
SALESWOMAE, Gift shop, Arlington
Full time. Apply 10 am. 10 9 pm
MARY BAYNE's 0IFTS, Virginii
Square. Kann's shopping area. -
SALESWOMEN, experienced. fnl
NEE EN a.aR1n -
Evening star., 1955-11-07
TYPIST

EA. 3-l6lb. -S
TYPIST-RRCEPTl0NIsT - Exper.
steady position, salary to eompen.
safe ability: 5 to 5iz-day week. All
day Saturday and Monday. FREED's
OPTICAL oPFIcE, 727 7th street
WAITRESS, white. exper. nishtwork:
good tips. THE 6HANTY RESTAU-
WAITRESS WANTED. must be ex.
perieneed; references required; age
between 90 and ~: preferably
Spanish speaking. Apply between
II and Pm. IL MEXICO RES.
TAURANT, 2003 Conn ave. NV.
MATTRESSES, WHITE: experienced: :
excellent tips: apply OYSTER BAY
RESTAURANT. 904 9th st. NV.
WAITRESSES. white: exper. pref.
/ morn. and eve, shifts avail Apply
| in person. BUS TERMINAL RES
TAuRANTs. INC. 18th and Eye
WAiTREssEs, experienced. Apply
| At al 1lth at. NV. Mt. VERNON
| RESTAURANT. -7
WAITRESS, experienced; must b.
neat BROADMOOR RESTAURANT
| COCKTAIL LOUNGE. 1901 Conn
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SECRETARY

Secretary required for director oi
maintenance. 5-day week: location
National Airport. Call ST. 3-4500
Ext. 90. -e
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THE EVENING STAR Biz
Washington, D. c. -
MONDAY, NOVEMBER !, 1858
HELP-WoMEN

AvoN's lovely gift line; earn s5-s7
per hr Several choice openings
now. MoNpAY THROUGH FRIDAY.
Al fYFIsT. $4,000; ctyu service
rating nisht help; white: knoH
only % sS st Fefsonnei. s IA fsli iaSG q 81 Nv s.1.
PART TINE SALESLADY, with car.
70 sell and distribute Guardian
Service. Phone Ii. 3-5326. ~
WANTED TODAY, sECRETAEfEs,
S70-90 Wk.: few 500 wk. Typists,
S00-S65 wk. Bookkeepers and jf.
accts., S65-S10Q wk. Place al
sges. 1850; Al are Welcome .
ALTERATION H,Sis h4DY, nSDi experienced. ia
hieh-type specially shop. Apply n
person 7244 Wise. ave. Bethesda.
WOMAN for cPA once. permanent
position. Type accounting reports,
do general once work. state age.
sxper.. salary desired. Box 46e-H.
CHRISTMAS MONEY - or career,
show amazing new gift idea. It sells
on sight. Make easily S120 weekly,
Cali MR. JOHNSON. ST. s-4sI5.
PARr TINE work; early eve. hrs:
rnorland. Over 81: white; car
NEG. Call UN. 4-7097 after 5 pm.
HOUsEWIvEs-Free gifts TO your
friends. games and prizes. Have
. plastic party or become our
demonstrator and book parties.
FREY Ho. 2-6060. 2314 h. ].
ave. ne. III
Evening star., 1955-02-16
PREPARE NOW.
FOR THE SLZZLE SEASON

Buy at these fabulous preseason sovnes You'll be
glad you did this Summer Every is brond new-sone
seoed in the original carton. And remember when you
Lonsburghs you get the twin Of the famous
name and Lonsbuehs o5yeor reputation for reliability
Evening star., 1955-02-16

For rooms UP to 500 50. II.
The first reverse cycle room oir
conditioner built turn con-
troll knob TO cool or heat cir.
. Automatic tempeTotuFe control
naointoins even flow.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
Fruit Belt Gets
Story In Dispatch

Ottawa County's fruit belt came
in for big spread of publicity in
Sundays Columbus Dispatch, with
Farm Editor Bill Zipf's story illu-
strated by pictures of many local
personalities.
Among those pictured were Ed
Ludwig, president of the county
Fruit Growers Association, county
agent Fred Grimm, Lud Wahlers,
AL Kalb, Lester Luchsinger and Al
Liam.
Peak of peach harvesting here
will come around August 20, ten
days earlier than usual, estimated
AL Kalb, who said the county will
have about a 80 percent peach
crop, which means something like
250,000 bushels.
Zone thing is sure" ends the
Columbus story, "Ohioans who like
peaches, and who look to Ottawa
county for a good share of their
supply, will not be disappointed
this season"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
SWIM CLASSES
COME TO CLOSE

Second annual summer Red Cross
swimming classes will come to an
end Friday at City Beach, and sew
eral hundred swimmers. both chill
dren and adults, will tally up the
fine progress they have made after
six weeks of proficient instruction
Clair Dunn and his hard working
staff of instructors will wind up a
water safety program that has pro
duced visible results in teaching
many to swim, and in increasing
the aquatic ability of others. Life
saving classes will continue, but
this is the last week for the reg
ular Red Cross instruction.
An exact tally of swimmers and
their badges will be made after
classes end Friday. A jamboree for
all volunteer workers in the pro
gram is planned for August 10 at
Genoa quarry, with a potluck
supper and a program of special
water entertainment.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

have returned to the West home
after visiting Mrs. Vests parents
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Barclay in
Peoria, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Frye and
house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Frye, Julia and Paul of Tulsa
Oklahoma, enjoyed five day
motor trip to Michigan and Canada
over the weekend.
Mrs. Arthur Rofkar spent several
days last week as guest of hel
cousin, Mrs. Dorr Johnson near
Onsted, Michigan. Thursday Mrs
Rofkar was one of a group on q
four hundred mile auto trip thru
Michigan's peach and apple terri
tory.
Mrs. M. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Hockendoner returned Fri
day from motor trip to Wiscon
sin and Minnesota. The Hocken
doners' are spending this weel
with her mother.
Mrs. Lucille Williams entertain
ed at picnic supper Wednesday
eve at CataWba State Park for the
pleasure of Mrs Carolyn Off, Mrs
Mabel Blissford, Mrs. Florence
Browning, and Miss Mary Bell OF
Canton who are registered at the
Lakeside Hotel. Additional guests
included two local friends, Mrs
Arthur Maloy and Mrs. Clarence
Brown. The Canton friends were
fellow travellers in recent Smoky
Mountain Tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Sexton had as
recent guests Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hyde of Massilon, Ohio.
Jack Luedeke of Utica, New
York, former CataWba resident
is enjoying a few weeks with
friends and assisting with the
peach harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schafel
have with them for few weeks
Miss Janet Winter of Helena, o
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
DANBURY

Alan Eberly was awarded the
low net trophy at the SSt. Paul's
Lutheran Brotherhood Golf Tourna-
ment held at Cedar Ridge Golf
Course last Sunday. Other prizes
went to Ted Burmeister for low
gross; Dick Kline for high gross;
Pastor Reinke for high net and
Alan Eberly was also given recog-
milton for the most lost balls. AL
though temperatures were high
and attendance fairly low, spirits
were high. Appetites worked up
during the competition were APP
peased at the luncheon served at
the course.
Since she was unable to attend
the festivities Saturday, the Laser
Lucas wedding party visited La
Vern Winke at Magruder Hospital
where she is recuperating from a
fot injury which occurred while
swimming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Heminger
visited their brother-in-law, Red
F|itzthum at Memorial Hospital in
Sandusky where he underwent sur
gerry last Friday.
Mrs. Joe Kott, Mrs. Louis Reid
maier and Mrs. Kott of Chicago
visited the Howard Reidmaiers at
Defiance last Friday.
How many times have you heard
or made the statement Sometime
we'll co.? 1t seems when a person
lives in a beautiful vacationland
area as this, vacation plans include
some far away place. Last Thursday
party consisting of Mrs. Nina
CireSi, Jim Ciresi and his fiancee,
Audrey Herb of Sandusky, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Francis, Susan and Judy
of Bellevue, Mrs. Oscar Heminger,
John, Phyllis and Dolores, Mrs.
Neil MerckenS, Rhonda, Rita, Ruthe
and Rusty and Lois Merckens of
the Peninsula, enjoyed the day at
Put-in-Bay. The one disappointment
was that they could tour only one
cave. The others were closed. How
ever this did not stop their praise
OF the island nor ruin the wonrer-
ful time that was enjoyed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
MANAGER NAMED

Appointment of Edward Hide.
brandt as manager of Ford Motor
Company's new parts plant now
being constructed at Sandusky, O.,
was announced today by Paul A.
Miller, general manufactu r n 6
manager of the Parts & Equip
ment Manufacturing Division.
Construction work on the new
Sandusky plant began last May.
The facility will start operations
in mid-1956 producing a variety
of automotive hardware parts.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
PIB's Bill Kinzler
Pictured In Story

Current issue of Northern Lines,
Ohio Bell Telephone publication,
bears a picture of Put7in-Bay's Will
liam Kinzler and a story about
him.
Bill has kept a watchful eye on
the exchange building at PIB for
many years, the story says. lor
more than so years he operated a
blacksmith shop, and still does, al
though there are no longer any
horses on the island. He opened
the first gas station there and help
ed in the establishment of the
monument.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

nine mile hike to Rayado. This is
where l said we would cross the
Rayado River 80 times. l suppose
every boy fell in one time or an
other becausing of placing his foot
on an unsteady rock. Thursday six
boys went up to Trail Peak to look
at military plane that crashed in
1912. The remaining two wings and
tail were scattered mile down
the mountain. Friday we went to
Porcupine. The trail was a gentle
upward slope for four miles.
Throughout the trip three Latvian
boys have been telling us of their
experiences in the old country. On
this average evening, at 5000 feet,
we can see our breath"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
GET CONTRACT

Swan Cleaners and Laundry has
been awarded the laundry contract
for the National Rifle Matches at
Camp Perry, by the Purchasing
Branch at Erie.
The contract was negotiated for
period July 5 Sept. II. Govern
ment laundry facilities are not
available in this area.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
What A Gal |!
BY JUEL REED COVER

Lorena Swigart, who gave her
34th pint of blood at EOD We'd
nesday, has only this to say when
people tell her how much credit
she merits for her unselfish donor
work: Don't thank me for my
blood. Just thank God he gave me
the body to make it and to share it
with Others"
She's given blood at the General
Hospital in Cleveland, the Veterans
Hospital in Dayton, and in Indian
apolis; she's on the st. Vincent de
Paul Society blood donor service
and gets called frequently; has
given blood at nearly every Toledo
hospital; is on the calling list at
Maumee Valley Hospital, and has
gone without supper to drive the
16 miles out to Maumee to give a
pint of blood to someone she may
never see or know. But, says
Lorena, "to me it's God given
privilege to share my life with
Others"
She has full and busy life. Her
job at EOD, where she's served as
president of the American Fedora
ton of Government Employees
four times, is a responsible one.
Then there's her Legion Auxiliary
work, Locust Point Grange, Women
OF the Moose in Port Clinton and
Lady Eagles, to mention a few
others. But most of all, says Lor-
ena, she enjoys belonging to the
Lucas County Agricultural Society,
and competing in the hobby ex-
hibitS in the hobby exhibits and
junior fair. She loves to crochet
and make doilies, and other hob
bies include taking pictures, stamp
collection and making pins and
earrings out of everything from
shells to bows. She's an enthusias
tic gardener, too.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
Wishful Thinking

The conversation turned the
other night to the thing you'd like
most to do, and there were all kinds
of big ideas, such as flying around
the world, having a years vacation
with pay, etc, etc.
But the prize went to the gal
whose heartfelt desire was this:
"Td like to get out of bed tonight,
and have to get an extra cover be-
cause was cold"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
The JEWEL
BOX
(H)EARiNGS

Peg and Fran Mekus, who sold
their beautiful Sand Road home to
Sandusky insurance man Herbert
King and Mrs. King, have leased
the George Lytle home on Ewing
st in Fremont for year, and will
be moving there in the not-too-
distant future ProprietorS of
that attractive Lake Travel Motel
on Harbor Road are Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Jump Tom and Agnes
Kerr, with son-in-law and daughter
Ray and Dorothy Steele and small
daughter, had a wonderful two
weeks stay at Manitoulin-the 10th
summer visit there for the Kerrs'
-. Ralph Riedmaier, who has had
a rough two months siege after
suffering a broken leg in that
tractor accident, has a birthday
next Tuesday How about a
flock of cards to let him know
we're glad he's coming along good?
:. He's home from the Sandusky
hospital now, and expected to swap
the hip-length cast for a shorter
one this week . Bill Day, whose
articles on the Blades state page
attract lot of interest, brought
his wife and small daughter down
here one of those hot recent days,
and beat the heat for days visit
with Willis and Evelyn at the cool
Misch cottage on Sand Road
Look for announcement of a new
east-end subdivision to be made
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
a Little Late

And speaking of look-alikes, The
News Bill Brown got an unusual
letter the other day.
A Dayton woman wrote that she
saw him on that March IL Welcome
Travellers television show, and that
he's a dead ringer for her grand
father, whose name was Brown
and who lived in PC around 1914.
(She must have meant he looked
like her grandfather when the lat
ter was Bills age, because Bill
wasn't even born yet them There
isn't any relationship that he
knows of, Bill wrote her.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
CATAWBA BRIEFS
JATAWBA BRIEFS
Catawba Roadside Stands
Busy For Peach Season
by MiScH
BY MRS. a. n. ROFKAR
News Staff CORRESPONDENT

With the earlier than usual harvesting of peaches this
year, Catawbas roadside markets in full swing Last
weekend of unusually heavy traffic countless
families drove here for fruit and to escape the heat by visit
ing the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. David West and sons of Falls Church. Pa
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
Phil Beltz Tells Of Scouts
Adventures In New Mexico

"Porcupine Trail Camp, Phll-
mont Scout Ranch, Cimarron, New
Mexico" is the post mark on an
interesting letter from Phil Beltz,
who with Scouts Gary Rathbun and
Tom Edwards are having real ad-
venture during their months stay
at the Scout ranch. They were ex-
pected home this Thursday.
Because of the many activities
of our Wagon Train, / thought 1t
would be better to send fewer let
ters," writes Phil. eve left Toledo
at 6 pm. by Greyhound busses,
and had very good busseS clear
across the country. Throughout our
trip we stopped at rest stops SIM
liar to Rainbow Inn. We arrived in
Kansas City two hours early and
spent the time windoW-shopping.
We were again several hours early
at Gordon City, Kansas, getting in
about 1:30 am. and leaving about
4 am. We spent the time walking
down dark alleys. We were in
Ration, N. M. from $3.50 am. to
Gas and had our hiking boots
Shined for Is cents.
"Our first impression of Phil
mont was a desert with low foot
hills but we learned later it was
just the opposite, we stayed at
headquarters for several hours be-
fore leaving for CarSon-Maxwell.
Our training camp is where Kit
Carson became partners with Lu-
cius Maxwell, a fur trader, for two
years. The original Carson home
was burned to the ground before
the Boy Scouts of America bought
the ranch. Plans of the old house
were found and the ranch was re-
stored by the Explorers in Phil
mont. On the second day we went
to Olympia, two miles away, for
training in axemanship, cooking in
dutch ovens, and nature. While at
Olympia we shot targets and mo-
Skeet.
Saturday we went up Urraca
Mesa. 1t Is over 1000 feet higher
than Carson-Maxwell. In my first
very exciting, On our way down
from Urraca Mesa, one boy walked
letter l said the trip would be
over a prarie rattlesnake. He yell
ed Snake. 1t took us several sec
onds to realize that it was a rattler
We stoned it to death. We had
two experienced guides who gave
the orders. After we Thought il
was dead one of the guides stirred
it with an antler he had found on
the Mesa. After we were sure it
was dead, we cut the head off then
cut the rattlers which had five
rings, signifying five years. We
gave them to our Explorer Advisor,
Mr.. Miller Since 1941, Scouts have
been bitten several times by poi
sonous snakes but no one has been
killed. Over 80 percent of the
Scouts at Philmont know how to
treat snakebites, plus the three
doctors stationed on the ranch.
Sunday morning we attended
services at Car-Max, and then left
for a seven mile hike with full
pack averaging 30 pounds. Our
destination was Aloren. We spent
three nights there. BY this time
had changed my mind about Phil
mont being low foothills. We climb
ed 60 degree slopes.
"wednesday we left for rugged
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
Dig That BUshl

A crazy miXed-up rose bush is
blooming away like mad at the
Seventh-st home of Mrs. Florence
Yingling, producing bright pink
and bright yellow roses on the
same bush.
Florence bought it for 49 cents
and it produced yellow roses ex-
clusively last, year. How the. pink
flowers got in the act is something
that horticulture expert might be
able to explain easily, but it stumps
lis
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

HOLMES County Representa-
tive Thomas d. GindleSberger,
who was admitted to the Ohio
bar several months ago, hangs
out the shingle in Millersburg
next week.
VIC uLLMAN, free lance
writer of Toledo. is handling
press relations for Archie
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

THE Duckworth Democratic
Club will hold its annual out
ing at Cincinnati on Sept. IL. :.
always big affair.
TENNYsoN GuYER. Find.
lays goodwill ambassador. will
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

NORTHERN OHIO CHAIRMEN
will discuss the problem of delegates to the National
Democratic Convention at their August meeting in
Painesvile. Wayne Milburn will be host chairman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

Eastman Kodak carries full
page ad in the current issue of the
National Publisher, and the guy it
pictures in chefs hat and apron
couldn't look more like Ernie if
he was his identical twin. The pic
ture originally appeared in The
Daily Spokesman of Pampa, Texas,
according to the ad, SO Ernie's
double apparently lives around
there. The likeness is uncanny,
even to the tilt of the cigar.
King Size
Besides being wonderful tasting
Ottawa county peaches are coming
in whopper sizes this year. Blanche
Rofkar just brought us two Red
Havens that weigh a pound apiece
Said she was selling 'em Sunday
by the individual peash, because ii
wouldn't take many like that to
crowd a basket.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
SCATTER PINS

A small Walnut-st girl got in the
doghouse and Mailman Russ Shin
evar finished his route with a soak
ed uniform the other day when he
happened to walk by just as it was
her turn to squirt" with the hose
with which gang of kids were
finding relief from the heat
You may be hearing some news
soon that the Y.M.C.A. is interested
in establishing a local branch
Is a local industry readying a very
important announcement ? +?
Opening of their new store and
their own personal household NOV
ing came mighty close together for
George and Helen Crawford, of
Uhlman'S Who are getting
settled in their new home address,
115h w. Third-st, the Charlie
SchererS' former apartment
Doris Cedoz has just about the
tanneSt tan in town George
Keller, Mario Snyder Keller's new
father-in-law, is an old friend of
ours from Fremont newspaper days,
and a swell guy he is too It's
nice of firemen to express appre-
citation for the frontpage publicity
The News gave last week to their
August 20 outdoor show Gosh,
We'll miss seeing Fred Lutz around
the bowling alley, and so will a
lot OF people Betty Carter is
about as big as a minute, but the
amount of work that gal turns out
as deputy city auditor is phe-
nomenal Boy, Ottawa county
peaches taste good this year!
Every year, that first taste of the
luscious fruit make you think they
are the best ever Isn't Bob's
going to look nice when that re-
modelling is completed?
That's Ernie
They say that someplace in the
world every one of us has an ex-
act double in appearance. (Speak-
ing personally, we always wanted
to meet ours, to extend our sim
cere condolences.) In Ernie Ganth.
er'S case, we've found his.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

Moore, the guy who expects 70
lift Rocky Marcisno'S heavy
weight crown on Sept 20.
FORMER State Senator John
Taylor, Lisbon printer, will be
a candidate for the state board
of education in the 18th con-
gressional district. :. /.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

20fx22'
"Master"
Our most popular double garage
This year, for long 1855 cars.
Complete with Concrete Floor
$1185
See this sire Just completed at
617 e. Madison ST.. Sandusky.
Drive TO 1107 1sf ST.. Sandusky
and see This beauty in 24x24
sire Just completed with 8" Red
wood diagonal gable.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
ROBERT W. REIDER
--------------
Reports From The
STATE
CAPITOL
SPEAKER ROGER CLOUD

will direct activities of the Legislative Service Com
mission, the Assembys fact-fnding body, during the
next two years. he named chairman succeeding
Sen. c. Stanley Mechem. Sen. Art Blake 3D.. Bemont)
is vice chairman, replacing Rep James j. McGettrick
the Democratic leader in the House. The commission
has an operating budget of $3.50, 900.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

LABOR LEADERS CONFIDENTLY PREDICT
.there'D be trouble at all picking up the 10000
signatures needed to place the CIO unemployment COM
pensation proposal before Ohio voters this fall
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

be a surprise" COP candidate
for lieutenant governor.
NOW that the session is over
Rep. R. Martin Calvin 3D., Lu-
cas) has entered the auto field
-. . as new car salesman.