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Evening star., 1955-07-14
Civil Rights
Curtain Hit

The Eisenhower administra-
ton has lowered o Jim Crow
curtain" on civil rights legisla-
ton In Congress. three House
Democrats charged yesterday.
The charges were made at q
House Judiciary Subcommittee
meeting by Representatives Gel
Ter and Powell. both Of New York,
and Roosevelt Of California. They
are leaders Of a group backing
So civil rights bills.
Mr.. Celler, full committee
chairman. said that Of eight de-,
partments or agencies invited to
testify on the proposals, only the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency had agreed to appear.
He said refusals came from
the Attorney General, the De-
fense Department, the Welfare
Department, Interstate Com,
merce Commission and Civil
Service Commission. The invi-
tations were ignored, he asserted.
by the Labor Department and
General Services Administration.
Mr.. Celler said such q pusil-
Luminous attitude" indicates the
administration sis afraid to
come down to the Judiciary
Committee" and approve pro-
posals which it "dares not op-
pose"
Mr.. Powell, Negro House mem
Der and pastor Of New York
City's largest Negro church, ac-
cused the Administration Of
dropping a Jim Grow Curtain"
between Congress and the Ex-
Iecutive department.
1T is not due to chance
someone Is directing 1t from
above" he asserted.
Mr.. Roosevelt told the sub
committee that in the Admins
ltration's view equality for all
citizens has lower priority than
an atomic ship"
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81 BILLS PLASTER
TRACTOR-TRAILER
TO PROTEST TAX

A tractor trailer plastered
with 81 bills was in Wash
ington today as part Of the
American Trucking Asso-
Citations, Inc, effort to con-
vince Congress that taxes on
such trucks are too high.
Association officials said
there was room for only
3,212 Of the bills out of 4,480
which 1t says represents the
excise tax, fuel tax and State
registration tax on such
large trucks.
Realizing there might be
a future need for the bills,
the association attached
them with rubber cement,
so they could be peeled of
later. And, realizing the
temptations for souvenir and
lunch money seekers, the
association placed a trans
parent protective covering
over the bills and assigned
armed guards to watch over
the truck while it is here.
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vived by two other daughters,
Mrs. Douglas Coulter, Hartsdale.
N. Y; Mrs. William P. Reed.
Yonkers, N. Y; a sister, Mrs.
william r. Ross, Baltimore; five
grandchildren and five great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
3 pm. Monday at Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Arling-
ton Cemetery,
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james n. Kinq, 81

OTTAWA, July IA R.-Fed-
eral Senator James H. King Of
Vancouver, 80. former speaker
of the Canadian Senate, died
today in the Civic Hospital. His
death brought to % the number
of vacant seats in Canada's l02-
member upper chamber. Sena-
tors are appointed for life by
the governor general on rec
ommendation of the government.
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Suburban Asks
Rush D. {. Runs

Suburban Transit Co., which
operates a fleet of A buses in
nearby Maryland, today applied
for permission to extend rush.
hour service into the District of
Columbia.
In its petition to the District
Public Utilities Commission the
firm seeks the privilege of run
ming such lines on a permanent
basis. Two weeks ago the COM
mission denied the same firms
request to operate in the District
during the strike emergency only.
Although in its decision the
commission did not specify
grounds for the refusal, it was
reported the commission felt that
to grant the request would have
amounted to a form Of strike
breaking.
Authority by ICC
Attorney S. Harrison Kahn.
representing Thomas Parran, jr.,I
owner of the Suburban Co., con-
tended in the petition that the
firm already has authority from
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to provide the requested
service. Consequently, Mr.. Kahn
declared "The duty rests upon
the District Utilities Commits
sion to designate the routes and
stops" proposed by the company.
The proposed service would be
operated daily during morning
and afternoon rush hours ex-
cepting Sundays and holidays,
as an extension of the existing
suburban lines from the District
line on Eastern avenue just west
of Georgia and, Alaska avenues
NV. to a downtown terminal on
the south side of the south road
way of K street west of Fifteenth
street NV.
The petition further declared
that Mr.. Parran is "f1t, willing
and able properly TO perform
the proposed services and public
convenience and necessity re-
quire the operations herein men,
| toned"
The proposed inbound route
would extend east on Eastern
avenue to Georgia avenue,
south on Georgia and then
Alaska avenues and on down.
town by way of Sixteenth street
Ito the K street terminal. In
bound stops would be at Irving.
IN and M streets and Sixteenth
street; Madison place north Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Jack
son place south of H street NV.
The outbound route would
extend from the Fifteenth and
TX streets terminal south along
Mcpherson square, Vermont
avenue and Madison place to
the intersection of Madison and
Pennsylvania avenue: west on
the avenue to Jackson place;
north on Jackson place and
Connecticut avenue to the in
Itersection of that avenue with
Seventeenth street: on Seven
lteenth street to Rhode Island
avenue and on Rhode Island
avenue to Sixteenth, then north
on Sixteenth to the District
line terminal by way of Alaska
avenue and Thirteenth street.
Stops Suggested
Outbound stops would be on
Madison place north of Penn
sylvania avenue, jackson place
south of H street. Seventeenth
and K streets, Seventeenth and
IL streets, Sixteenth and u
streets and Sixteenth and Irving
streets.
The company also asks per-
mission to stop for both in
bound and outbound passengers
both for pickup and discharge
in the District.
Suburban Transit's intention
Ito file this application with the
utilities commission was an
Inounced several months ago by
Senator Butler, Republican of
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Clarence w. Huqqins

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, July
IA R.-Clarence w. Higgins.
70. former owner Of an automo-
bile parts company, died at a
hospital Tuesday. He was q
brother Of the late Miller Hug
gins. manager Of the New York
Yankees baseball team.
Evening star., 1955-07-14

STOKES, EUNICE NJ. e. In loving mem
ory OF our dear mother. EUNICE M. E
STOKES, who left US three years ago
today, July IA. 1852.
In memory's garden.
Your memory, dearest mother.
Is the brightest blossom there.
Only memory is left, dear mother.
OF the happiness we knew:
The love that kindles memory's torch
oRANDcHILDREN.
Of my dear husband. JOSEPH /. sTREB.
who passed away eleven years ago
today. July 4. 1874.
Whose deeds, both great and small.
Are close.knit strands of an unbroken
Where love ennobles all.
DEVOTED WIFE, ANNA.
sYPHAx, CAROLINE r. AND ENNIS G.
In loving memory Of our parents.
Il. 1914. and ENNIS q. SYPHAx. who
6oRoTGS f'Sd HfFSmSfI ALMA sO ruff 1PaS AND GRACE
WELLS, FRANK v. (CADDYI. In loving
v. tCADDYI WELLS. who died four
years ago today. July IA. 1861.
He Is not dead. but Just away,
Beyond ali grief and pain:
He walks the bright celestial way,
Earth's loss is heavens gain.
HIS WIFE. MRS. JESSIE B. WELLS. .
WILSON. HENRY w. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the sacred memory OF
our beloved husband and father. HENRY
W WILSON. who passed away eight
years ago today, July IA. 1947.
Revond our underxtan
You were called away TO rest.
But somewhere in all His wisdom,
A loving God knew best.
Till memory fades and life departs.
You will live forever In our hearts.
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN
Evening star., 1955-07-14
.rmor Unit to Meet

The 306 Armor Group will
meet at 8 o'clock tonight at
2l31 c street NV. to plan their
summer training from July 81
to August IA at Fort Knox, KY.
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Garha nf Thanka

ERNEST, WILLIAM H., SR. We wish to
express our sincere thanks and deep
appreciation to our minister. relatives.
neiehbors and friends for personal calls,
cards of sympathy, flowers, use Of cars
and all expressions of sympathy eX-
tended to us during the illness and
LIAM q. ERNEST. Sr., who died June
5V. 1855. THE FAMILY.
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Anuriltrin

REBECCA. There will be
an unyeiling of q monument for the
late REBECCA ROSENBLUM. beloved
wife Of lsidor Rosenblum. mother Of Mrs.
man. Mrs. Joseph Berlin, Louis. Jack
and William Rosenblum: sister Of Mrs.
Jacob Miller. on Sunday, July II. 1855.
1T IL noon at the Elversovetgrad Gene
tery Association, Southeast Hebrew Con-
gregatfon. 18th pl. s.e. Friends and
relatives invited. 16
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CHISLEY, MARY ]. In memory of my
mother. MARY J. CHISLEY. who passed
nine years ago today, July IA. 1916.
Never q day goes by. dear mother.
do not think of you:
Each tiny thing that you have touched
Is treasured by me. too.
SON. MILTON CHISLEY.
JOHN T. Another year has
the memory of my kind. devoted and
Loving husband. JOHN T. GAMBLE, who
passed to the great beyond three years
ago today. July IA. 1852.
Sometimes, when life is lonely,
turn back the pages OF time:
There is 10y in turning these pages,
For In them sweet memories / find
HIS LOVING WIFE. MRS. HYLDA c.
GAMBLE
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

vsr often o cord Of thanks in
The Staf meens Q need which con
hardly be solved in any other voyt
Not oniy IS il o gracious expression
Of eretitade to those Who hare sent
flossl tributes but also eosrteoush
eeknowledses the services and kind
nesses Of the many to whom o per.
soaei note Of thenks esnnof well be
mailed or whose nemes and sd-
dresses ore not known. Insertion Of
o cord Of thonks may be eronsed
,y telephone to The Sfor. ST. 5000
The Evening and Sunday Stor
Evening star., 1955-07-14

BURKE, JOHN MARTIN. In lovine
memory of our beloved father and son
JOHN MARTIN BURKE. who departed
this life ten years ago today, July IA
1915. Anniversary mass in st. An.
thongs Church.
The month OF July again is here.
A lot of grief. shock severe.
To part with one loved SO dear.
In my heart your memory fingers,
Always tender. fond and. true:
There is not q day. dear son.
That l do not think of you.
HEARTBRoKEN MOTHER. DAUGH
TER AND SON
Evening star., 1955-07-14

WILLIAM b. In loving men,
ory OF our loved one, WILLIAM B
GARNER, who passed away nineteen
years ago today. July IA, 1886.
He called you to rest for a reason,
Your pathway had grown too steep:
He folded you in green pastures.
And called you home to sleep.
Beyond life's golden sunset
Lies city bright and fair,
In the land of Gods tomorrow.
And our loved one awaits us there.
FAMILY.
OLIVE HANDY. A trib-
ute Of love and devotion to the mem
ory Of our dear one. OLIVE HANDY
k1MBRCUGH, who took flight i've years
ago today. July IA, 1850.
You always found something to smile
about.
No matter how things did 60:
You always had something nice to say
That gave life an extra glow.
You always saw good in everything
- And you did such kind things. too:
How lucky I was and how rich I was
In having Q wife like you.
II ever q love existed,
III ever sweet flower grew.
II ever o soul filled its mission on earth.
Dear wife. II was you.
= YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. JACK.
Olive. dear. another year has passed
Yet you are in our thoughts, our
That which is good is eternal
60 80, WITH IN ,ad YOU dear; your song Is ended
We loved you then.
DEvoTEpIYa. fsIIs MAMMA, sPa PAPA IoW sus,
MONA, GLAD" MAJ AND GEORGE
Evening star., 1955-07-14
In Mrnturiant

Of our dear mother, DOLLY A..
BRUCE. who passed away four years
ago today. July IA. 1851.
God gave US strength to face 1t
And courage to bear the blow.
But what it meant to lose you,
No one will ever know.
DAUGHTER. MRS. LILLIAN FENRIcK:
son, ,,,,ndR,, MR GEORGE GpdE BRUCE AND
Evening star., 1955-07-14
CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN-Lots for & in Catholic
kection, sacrifice. LU. 2-652s after
pm. -l5s
Evening star., 1955-07-14

and members OF the Grace
Darling Seibold Chapter.
American Gofd Star Moth
ers, Inc, are hereby noti-
fed Of the death OF FAN
ME FLORENCE MEEKS,
Ritual services at her late
residence. 1882 Potomac st
day. IiilY LIZ. lQhh at S.ln
Evening star., 1955-07-14
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERAL DESIGNS.

GEO. c. SHAFFER. INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes; Moderate
nrices Open daily sun, holidays Phone
srders also accepted 6:3O to o p m, week
niSkt 300 l4tp St NV MA s-0loo
GUIDE BROS. CO.. FLORISTS
1919 v 81 nv Ma s-421e
Evening star., 1955-07-14

IL W., On Ilhhss July o. 1900 hl 6..tU
pm. Members are hereby requested
to attend
CHARLOTTE A. MAY. President.
RUTH PENSYL. Rec. Secy.
MILES, JERRY. on Sunday. July 10,
1855, at his residence, .lT0S North
MILES, the son OF the late Elyas and
Margaret Miles. the devoted husband
Of Margaret Miles. father of Cecilia
Minor. brother Of Mrs. Henrietta Wash
survived by. three grandchildren. Mar
garet. Lucille and Jerry Minor. five
nieces. four nephews and q host OF
other relatives and friends; After &
at the residence OF his daughter. I7I2
North Cameron ST., Arlington. Va. Fu-
neral services on Saturday, July 16
at l pm, at the Taft H. williams
Funeral Home, 4445 Deane ave. ne
Rev, Z. Daniels oficiating. 1ntermeni
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Hratha

CROWLEY. JOSEPH n. Suddenly. on
Sunday, July 10. 1855. at his resi-
denee. a35 Il st. NV. JOSEPH Il.
CROWLEY. Remains resting at the
Robert A Mattingly Funeral Home. l31
llth st. sc. Graveside services at
Arlington National Cemetery on Friday.
July Is. at 10 an. Relatives and
friends are invited. IA
Evening star., 1955-10-23

Tums scientific stop and go action soothing
protection With acid neualzed they stand guard
against additional overacdy Many people take Tus at
night TO aid m thorough refreshing Sleep
Evening star., 1955-10-23
MzWAg6y1EAuAzl5l

favore food kicks back indigestion
Tums drive away the pain record fast Garry Turns
have ION the spot relief-nothing to mix delays
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-27
"ZAJEDNTCAR"

Accrued Interest on Bonds Default
Narasl kamat ma bondove kot nisu ..u,or,,
Total Assets Ukupna $21 716 2ss.41
JUNIOR ORDER - POMLADAK
Assets - Imovina
pssn fr5t Ts6Ss Bank Tast eo RAcUN
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 222Ss4e
Toronto Ontario, 4,225sa 2s,4e52e
INVESTMENTS = ULosC1 ~
Book value below Amortzed " 1928 1,ao2o5ses
LIENS zago1; AND 7, 1o4Ms soriS,s.ts - 1oasso
Predujam rezervu 3o33oZ 4ooAoz
INTEREST DUE AND ACCRUED
Accrued Interest Bonds not in Default
Narasl kamat ma bondove koji nisu .,,or7e
AccoUNTs ;'f RECEIVABLE
Assessments .."..".... 3s2461
Total Assets - uhupna imovina .....~~~ s47sas:s1
ORPHANS TRUST FUND
(zaklada malodobne bastinike)
X Assets - Imovina
CHECKING ACCOUNTS - oTvoRENI % RAcuN
Pittsburgh Pa, Oakland Branch s2oso7
rvTsFRsfs E9FHHtS T9ar'9 ~ 1fosf f51afa z''O' 'sls
1NTGRnsT 1HnRi BTH bGhSoA HND ACCRUED
Accrued Interest on Bonds not in 1I2 Default a'Lt
Narasi i kamad ma bondove koj nisu 74os,
Total Assets - Ukupna movina ......... ee.3s5 81
CHILDRENs HOME - DJECJI DOM
Assets - Imovina
CHECKING ACCOUNTS = oTvoREN1 RAcUN1
,,rzr5t5 Rttsearga Pennsylvania s'42s4'
rfI1 primtna mNpn bIaeaina 100000
AIH Ronds a,da aNrI We Bondovi On oLosoh 1o5 sa1 81
RE& R4niS ESTATE 11G'aSSr A%D EQUIPMENT -,ooo
B6fLpNGs Inn6 NC 5en}{sFS m2aRADE .~.. - 15sss47s
Reserve for Depreciation 79762s4 14ols
Oyaipee ture & 'TSt; Fixtures es Athletic Equipment
Farm Training 68,o6731
Depreciation 45s473a 22e1ss
ACCOUNTS & INTEREST RECEIVABLE ,,,s !.
RsseFe fO Probable e'E Eoss seeo
| Accounts Receivable sundies .......... 100
Interest Interest due and Accrued .. l1soS
Live stock Farm Products, Dry Goods,
Merchandise Supplies, Jantor 49,.
pREPHEp asRRTsi EXPENSE ~ '-'"''"''"' ''"I'-
Unapred plaeen racmi = Insurance 4es2 s2 : 7
| Deposit for Containers s 1875
Total Assets - Ukupna imovina ....~..-s 2s512se
PRINTING DEPARTMENT - TIsKARA H. z.
| . s.E Assets - Imovna ,s
CHECKING ACCOUNTS : oTvoRENI RAcUN1
SsssS 4Ss5: Ssssa
Paper Material, ,,:nl Bindsry Material sd Wink Ink
prTP15p r ffSesss Expense = insurance ] 's7ss s7ss
| Machinery and Equipment ....... 75s4es1
Less Reserve for Depreciation 58,o3745 1928
EMPLOYEES PENSION FUND
Assets - mOvina
)l CHECKING ACCOUNTS OTVORENI RACUNI
Peoples National Bank Trust Co,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 22421
Bonds - Bondovi ~ ~........ 2s2o4s
INTEREST AND ACCRUED
Accrued Interest on Bonds not in Default
/ Narash kamati bondove koJ nisu
defaultu
i Total Assets - Ukupna imovina .."."..".S 3o664!
! SUMMARY OF ASSETS - UKUPNA MOVINA
General Zakada $2 62sst
Junior = 1347536I
Orphans Trust Fund Malodobni bastinici $685.
Printing Department Tiskara HBz. 39464I
- Cjelokupna s23 521 800
I BONDS IN DEFAULT AS TO PRINCIPAL OR INTEREs
Unpaid
description Book Value Coupon
o 1000 = Burt County, Nebraska Bridge
Commission, Bridge Revenue, 3$4 fe, due
100000 9,062.
/ S 100000 e,O62.
l. BONDS PURCHASED
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-27
GENERAL FUND - OTVORENI RACUN1

Assets - ImOVina
CHECKING ACCOUNTS = OTVORENI RAcUNI
National Bank & Trust Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ..........,."$ 5641O44
Peoples First National Bank & Trust Co,
Pittsburgh, Pa, Oakland Branch 2106976
Bank Of America = Humboldt Branch
San eO56.46
of Montreal
Toronto Ontario Canada ..m....".. 315745e 1511122
PETTY CASH-PRIRUcNA BLAGAJNA
General Account ......................... 175ooo
Canadian Account
sports Department Account .".".."."" 10000 100000
INVESTMENTS = ULOsCI
Bonds - Bondovi ......-............... 2o2ssess5
1075996 2020S 208 SO
Land Building
Res. for Depreciation 940S29 80 15025015
CERTIFICATES
Uknjzbe certificate 247,677.17
ASSESSMENT LOANS
Preduam 585,494.31
CASH LOANS
zajmow certificate .......... 22asso65 1O571e21a
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
Assessments due Lodges 1e,12oe1
INTEREST DUE AND ACCRUED
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-27
Prodani / pozvani bondovi

isto vrijeme sto prodanh sto pozvanih Ia ma
platu bio radi dozreva iii mace knzevna vrednost bon
dova xnasa ST O58 3897 ia bondove primli
tn cd ST. O89 64283 prema tome ucni smo profit IL
nosu Cd $31 6O3s6 prh sest mjeseci prose godne
kaza profit cd prodanh pozvanih bondova znosu
cd $40 "a, so eni ukupni profit cjeu godnu 1854
cd S42 56o7O
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-27

Description
GOVERNMENT
United States Treasury, 212 Go, due March
15, 197O-65
United States Treasury, 21a9s, due March
10, 191O-o5
STATE
State of California Board of State Harbor
Commissioners, 4cc, due April /, 1884 ....
State of Kansas Turnpike Authority, 3 3s 9c,
due October l, 1894 Observation-Disclosures.
State of New Jersey Highway. Authority,
81 90, due january l, 1888 .....................
State of Virginia, Toll Rev. Ser. 1854 go,
due September l, 1894 ..........,................
RAILROAD
Chicago, Great Western Railway Co., Coll
Tr 37s &c, due August l, 1869 ................
Illinois Central Railroad Co., 1st Mortgage
3as 60, due September Is, 1889 ................
Kansas City So. Railway Co.. 1st Mortgage
80 Yr., 3A 90, due December 1, 1884 -.
Western Maryland Railway Co., 1st Mrtg.
3159e, due October 1, 1879 .....................
PUBLIC UTILITIES
American Telephone & Telegraph Co., 80
Year Deb, ga co. due October Is, 1884
Boston Edison Co., 1st Mortgage, $50, due
September !, 1884 Observation-Disclosures.
Colorado Interstate Gas Co., 1st Mortgage,
1850, due July l, 1874 ...,.....................
Columbus & So. Ohio Elec. Co., 1st Mtg,
3A fe, due November l, 1884 ...................
Florida Power & Light Company 31sT,
due November l. 1884 ............................
Laclede Gas Company 1st Mtg, 3A AGe,
due December /, 1879 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
. Louisiana Power & Light Co., 1st Mtg,
31S %. due October 1. 1884 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Admission Tax
Repeal Passes
First Reading
-Phoro by MIScH

First reading of an ordinance
repeating the admissions tax in
Port Clinton was passed by City
Council Tuesday night. Voting to
repeal the Sept. %, 1947 ordinance,
which set a three percent tax on
all admissions here, were Council
members Charles Ruddock, Carlista
Snyder, Wilbur Petersen and Andy
Kastro.. Mrs Snyder and Ruddock
moved and seconded its accept.
ance.
Passing their votes were Coun.
Gilman George Schade, who argued
against repeal of the ordinance al
last council meeting, and Council
man Jack Mizener. The ordinance
must be passed at two more read.
ings before the repeal becomes eff
fectiVe.
A resolution to proceed with i'm
provement of the southern portion
of HarrlSon-St in the Putnam sub
division was accepted on the first
reading by unanimous vote. Motion
was made by Schade, seconded by
MiZener.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

burning house by Arthur j. Mi
nasy, 429 Monroe-st, father Of
small Karen, and by Arthur Hig-
ley, 532 Harrison-st, who was driv-
ing by as Mr.. Minasy ran to the
Dubbert home. A broom Mr.. Mi
nasy snatched up as he ran out Of
his house was used to break a
first-floor bedroom window, thru
which Mr.. Dubbert was rescued.
Mr.. Dubbert's face was burned
and his arm was cut. He was taken
to Magruder hospital in Neideck-
er ambulance and was a patient
until Saturday. He was alone in
the house.
Fire Chief Walter Miller esti-
mated damage to the Dubbert
home at about $500. Fire originated
in a davenport, he said, and may
have been from a cigarette. Living
room furniture was almost all de.
stroyed. Firemen remained at the
scene for an hour. The fire call
was received at 1910 am. Friday
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
GARBAGE FEE
TO BE MADE

Days of free garbage collection
in Port Clinton are numbered and
it's probably going to cost you
SIPS a month to have your refuse
hauled away before long.
Board of public utilities recon-
mended to Council Tuesday night
that it meet health requirements
for changed system OF garbage
collection by purchasing a packer
type truck, and using the land-fill
method for disposal. 1t suggested
a monthly charge of SIPS, payable
quarterly, for the collection.
A demonstration of the type OF
truck favored was watched at Erie
Gardens Tuesday by several mem
bers of council. 1t holds 16 cubic
yards and carried on one load
what usually takes six loads tC
handle. Cost will be roughly be
tween $4,000 and $4,000, sale
utilities chairman Carl Heckler.