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The Nome nugget., 1956-03-14
Wednesday. March IA. 1856
US. and Soviet
Churchnen Differ
In Formal Talks

MOSCOW, pa delegation of
American clergymen and Patri-
arch Alexei ran into differences
at the opening of their formal
talks Tuesday over how much
time they should devote to discus
sing the role of the churches in
the struggle for peace.
The visitors, headed by DR.. Eu-
gene Carson Blake of Philadel-
phia, found themselves entangled
with the head of the Russian Or
thodox Church in procedural
wrangle of type which has
plagued most postwar Western
negotiations with the Russians.
The peace topic was up for dis
cussion Tuesday. The white
bearded, deliberately robed patri-
arch found this much to his liking
and said he probably would want
to talk on the same subject today.
But Dr. Blake, president of the
us. National Council of Church
es, objected. His 10-man group
has a packed program for the re-
naming eight days of the visit.
1--WE have agreed to a seven
point agenda and the members of
our delegation came prepared to
discuss all points, said DR.. Blake.
Tomorrow we planned to discuss
the freedom of churches to fulfill
their mission"
The official Russian Orthodox
view is that all churches should
join the Communist-backed World
Peace Council and align them
selves with petitions for an I'M
conditional ban, as proposed by
Soviet leaders, on atomic and
thermonuclear weapons,
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ALASKA AIRLINES

To Anchorage: Bill Caldwell,
Edward Cook, Jasper Clark, Sgt.
Freddie Frey, J. H. Johnston,
John Briston, Marilyn Story, Mrs
Katherine Hoff, Pvt. E. Brown.
From Anchorage: Mary Kimi-
mock, 1t. Orth, Austin Mitchell,
Dorothy Nicholson, Sgt. George
Earnest, VIM. Frey, LIE. Carpen-
ter, Pat Bliss, Herb Doddridge,
R. Owens, Lee Owens, Roy Daw-
son, VIM. Lindgfen,. Bob Norris,
Henry Knudsen, Howard Hand,
OrVille Johnson, Frank Sowinski,
Paul Brubaker, Dominic Pansitti,
Herbert Rain, Don Yeman, Ed
ward Wilson, VIM. Ullrich, Pat
Yates, Barbara Trigg, Suzanne
Fagerstrom, Stanley Senungetuk,
Robert Dunbar, Charles Eager
strom, Sam Atuk, VIM. Willoya,
Jacob Titus, Charles Snyder,
Ronald Engstrom, Thomas Drake,
Joseph Senungetuk, George Kost.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-14
Poland's Top Communist
Dies of Heart Disease

SCOW, R-Soviet Russia
Tuesday announced the death in
Moscow of Poland's top Commu-
mist, Boleslaw Beirut. He would
have been "a on April II.
The announcement said the first
secretary of the Polish United
Workers (CommunisD Party died
of heart disease late Monday.
The Russian Communist chiefs
picked Beirut late in World War
H.-while Germany still occupied
Poland-to head its provisional
government. Beirut rode back into
his native land with the Red army
and the Communist dominated
Diet elected him president of the
Polish Republic in February 1947.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-14
Wien AirIines Orders
Three Bush Liners
FGr Sh0r err Alrstrips

ANCHORAGE R-Wien Alaska
and Northern Consolidated Air
lines officials announced Tuesday
they have ordered six specially
developed cargo-passenger planes
for use in the territory.
The first three planes will be
delivered by July 1857 to North
ern Consolidated. No delivery date
has been set for Wien's three.
The planes will be called Alaska
Bush Liners and will cost $685.
900 each. They will be able to take
off on shorter airstrips than re-
quired for the DC-3s now in use
but becoming outmoded.
The aircraft are high-wing, A.
engine types, specially built for
increased cargo and passenger
capacity. Operating costs are esti-
mated at from so to go to IS per-
cent of planes now used.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-14
THE NOME NUGGET
PLACE AUX DAMES!'

PATERSON, j, R-Never,
never try to stop your wife when
she decides to take the car, as
William Lamb of Brooklyn, NY,
has learned.
Police said they had an argu-
ment here last night and Mrs.
Lamb tried to drive off.
Lamb, At, braced his body
against the front of the car and
tried to hold it back.
He was in fair condition In
Paterson General Hospital today
with a broken leg.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-14
Atomic ReactOr for Southeast Asia
Will Use Uranium Leased by u. S.

BANGKOK, Thailand, R-An
experimental atomic reactor for
southeast Asia will be built in
Thailand as a result of an agree
ment signed Tuesday by Secre-
tary of State Dulles and Thai
lands foreign minister, Prince
Wan Waithyakon.
The reactor is to be a small one.
Under the agreement, the us.
Atomic Energy Commission may
lease uranium to fuel it.
A major Asian nuclear research
center is planned with financial
backing. This establishment now
is expected to be located in Man
liza, Philippine Islands.
Dulles said in the agreement
Lies the basis for further cooper
alton between Thailand and the
United States in this important
field, including establishment of
an experimental reactor in Thai
land which will facilitate Thai
lands fight against disease.
Dulles left Jakarta, Indonesia,
for Thailand Tuesday after prais-
ing the strong patriotic leader
ship" of Indonesia's leaders and
extending President Eisenhower's
invitation for President Soekarno
to visit the United States.
Soekarno accepted the invita-
ton to visit the US. for his first
trip to the Western Hemisphere.
He did not set a date, but an aide
be some time in the spring.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-14
Former Soviet Premier
Leaves for Britain
To Tour Power Stations

MOSCOW R-Georgi Malenkov
left by plane for Britain today to
tour British power stations.
1t is the former Soviet Premiers
first trip to the western world.
Malenkov and his party of So
Wet electrical engineers were to
spend the night in East Berlin,
then fly on to London tomorrow.
Since he resigned the premier
ship in February, 1855, Malenkov
has been a deputy premier and
minister of Soviet power stations.
A British power delegation will
pay a return visit to Moscow next
month.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-14
Star of Silent Films
Has Even Chance to Live

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, Up
One of the reigning starts of the
silent films, Katherine MacDon-
aid, is critically i'll in st. Francis
Hospital. She suffered a stroke
five weeks ago and last Saturday
underwent an appendectomy. She
had a severe stroke yesterday.
The. former actress has been in
i'll health for the last two years.
Her right leg was amputated in
1854 because of a gangrenous con-
dition caused by diabetes. Her
doctor says she has an even
chance to recover from her pres
ent illness.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-14
Nixon Agrees
With Eisenhower
On Vice Presidency

WASHINGTON, R-"Exactly
right" is Vice President Nixon's
word for the short-of-endorse-
ment commentator which Presi-
dent Eisenhower has given him,
says Chairman Leonard w Hall
of the Republican National Com
mittee.
The COP chairman, talking
with reporters at the White House
after a Commute conference with
Eisenhower Monday, said Nixon
had told him that "a couple of
times"
Last week Eisenhower said he
had told Nixon to chart his own
course and tell me what he would
like to do"
Eisenhower has made the point
that picking a vice presidential
nominee customarily waits on the
selection of choice for President.
Hall said he and Eisenhower
did not discuss the question of
whether Nixon should be his run
ming mate again.
For himself, Hall repeated what
he has been saying all along-that
he assumes the ticket will be Els
enhoWer and Nixon.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-14
Woman Who Didn't
Trust Banks Robbed
Of $4,000 in $40 Bills

CHICAGO, GA 78-year-old
partially blind widow, who told
police she and her late husband
did not trust banks, Monday re-
ported the burglary of $4,000 In
$40 bills from her home.
Mrs. Sophia Wysokinski SAID
the money was kept in a paper
bag in a trunk in her third floor
apartment on the city's southwest
side and she had last opened the
trunk a month ago.
She said she and her husband,
who died two months ago, had
accumulated the money by buying
and selling neighborhood real es-
tate.
She discovered the loss after
returning home from church ser
vices and found the door to her
apartment open.
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IN COMMISSIONERS COURT

James Sielak was sentenced to
80 days in Federal jail for solicit
ing the sale of liquor to minor.
Jimmie Moses was fined $50 for
being drunk and disorderly and
given a three months suspended
sentence for giving liquor to
minor.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-14
Alaska Democrats
Convene June %, "a

FAIRBANKS, R-Alaska Dem
ocrats will hold their territorial
convention in Anchorage June %
and "a.
They will select two candidates
for us. senator and a member of
the House of Representatives,
providing the Alaska Tennessee
Plan" is adopted by the voters at
the April "a primary.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-14
WARNING TO DOG OWNERS

If within II hours all dogs run
ming at large are not chained and
kept that way. they will be de-
stroYed as they are starting TO run
in packs
c. Webb. Chief of Police
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-14

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Generosity pays.
The local library announced
recently that all overdue books
would be accepted without fines
during forgiveness Week"
Back came 81 volumes-includ-
ing two taken out more than five
years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
keep precious nylons
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You con keep your nyIons looking like
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bright posteIs. NyIonu is specially pre-
pored for Dupont nyIon; oIso effective
on wool. silk. royon or ocetote. Not only
is it sofe, but it's economical.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09
cod REvERTS
TO z SHIFTS

Erie Ordnance Depot personnel
will revert back to a two shift op-
Grafton schedule effective Monday,
March 10.
Last November the depot went
on a one shift schedule with hours
from 7::30 am. to Ais pm. for all
day shift employees. At that time
high hopes were held to have the
State of Ohio install a traffic light,
to be manually operated during
rush hours, at the main gate and
Route No. 2 to relieve traffic con-
gestion. After some discussion it
was decided this plan was not
feasible at the present time result
ing in the reverting back to the
two shifts. A survey conducted by
members of the Employee Ad-
visory Group also revealed that the
choice of the employees is a split
shift.
The hours for the two shifts will
be from 7:30 am. to Ais pm. and
from 800 am. to 4:45 pm. The
three As minute lunch periods,
11:30 to 1915, 11:45 to 1890 and
1900 to 12::45 will remain the same.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09
SURVEY MADE
OF HOUSING AT
ERIE ORDNANCE

A housing survey at Erie Ord
nance Depot is being made by rep
resentatives of the Huntington
District Engineers Office in con-
nection with plans recently an
nounced by the Department of De-
fense calling for construction of
47,176 family housing units in 96
projects for development of mill
tary installations in the United
States.
The survey here includes loca-
ton of utility connections, eleva-
tions for drainage purposes as well
as maps of the area for spotting
suitable locations for housing
units.
An announcement from EOD
said that "This survey should not
be construed to mean that houses
will be built at Erie, but is a pre-
liminary planning project which
may at some future date result in
erectlon or new military housing
quarters.
Many of the quarters now in use
at Erie are of wooden construction
erected in 1918 and require con-
siderable maintenance and up
keep.
So far, 40 Army locations to-
falling 1924 units have been an
nounced. Private capital will be
utilized in financing the units for
which competitive bids vii be let
by Army Engineers. Amortization
of mortgage Indebtedness will be
made over period of years thru
appropriations for quarters allow
anceS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09
Former Standard Products Engineer
Takes Position AT Alexandra, Egypt

When the independence sailed
last Friday from New York City,
one of her passengers was John A.
Diehl of Catawba Cliffs, former
Standard Products chief engineer,
who is bound for Alexandria,
Egypt, to become technical advisor
for the Transport And Engineering
Co. for the next three years.
Mrs. Diehl and their son John,
Jr., Port Clinton high school stu
dent, will remain here until the
end of the school year when they
will DIN Mr.. Diehl in Alexandria.
Mr.. Diehl came here last April, his
family joining him in September.
He resigned recently to accept the
Egypt offer.
Even though experiences of the
future promise to be exciting, the
Diehls' have expressed reluctance
to part with the many fine friends
they have made while in the Port
Clinton area and said they have
greatly enjoyed the pleasures of
this vacationland area and the
beauty of the Cliffs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09
AIRPORT.
ARE DISCUSSED

A meeting that may be the
foundation for important develop
ments of Port Clinton airport Wed
nesday afternoon brought together
city and industrial groups for a
conference in Mayor George Tew-
ers' office.
Called by Carl Heckler of the
Board of Public Affairs, the meet
ing was attended by Councils air.
port committee of Carlista Snyder,
George Schade and Ralph Forster;
Ralph Dietrich of Sky-Tours, Rob-
ert Kuback representing Sandusky
new Ford plant; Ormond Cook rep
reSenting Standard Products, Chas.
Myers representing New Depart
ure, Board of Public Affairs mem
bers Heckler, A. w. Kalb and John
Morton, and Mayor Tewers.
Expressing deep interest in
development of the Port Clinton
airport, the industrial representa-
tives indicated they will cooperate
in expansion and improvements
plans. A request for federal aid is
now in, and revised plans may be
submitted as a result of Wednes-
days meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09
PISTOL TAKEN
FROM WORKER

A 80 pistol, fully loaded with
the exception of one bullet, was
taken from Andres Palacio, Bay
twp farm worker, by deputy sheriff
Myron Hetrick early Sunday ater
he went in investigation of a re-
port of gunplay at Gypsum.
Palacio fired at the feet OF an
other man outside a Gypsum cafe,
following an argument, the deputy
said. He booked Balacio on charges
of carrying concealed weapons.
Enroute to pick him up, the
deputy saw car which had gone
off Route 2 and was atop stone
pile, it's wheels churning furiouSly
as the driver raced the motor.
Ynocesio Guerra, rural Port Clin-
ton, was removed from the strand
ed car by the deputy and brought
along to county jail.
Palacio was fined $35 and costs,
with a 30-day Jail sentence sus-
pended on condition of good be-
havious for three years in Munich
pal Court Monday. Guerra, charged
with drunken driving, was fined
$1OO and costs, sentenced to five
days in Jail, and his license was
suspended for one year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09

on the basis of need beyond their
own resources. Its financial assist
ance is an outright gift - not loan.
Last year brought the most de-
struetive disasters in IS years. In
the Eastern floods, Red Gross used
1s million dollars TO give emer-
aency care to tens of thousands OF
people in 8 states and TO rehabili-
tate more than 10000 families and
small business owners.
Before that job was done, Christ
mas Eve floods washed over "a
counties in 3 states in the Far West
and again mass care for whole COM
munities and long-term help for
some IL, 900 families will cost up
wards of 8 million dollars. This job
is not yet finished.
Other hurricanes and tornadoes
have carried Red Cross disaster eX-
penditures over 27 million dollars
- and it's disaster funds are eX-
hausted.
Your membership in Red Gross
makes This vital work possible. Join
generously this year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09
EASTER SEAL
CAMP AICN OPENS
ON MARCH 10

1000 envelopes of Easter Seals,
giving Ottawa countaians h e
chance to help dependent children
become independent and help
thmselves, will go in the mail as
the annual fund drive of the So
ciety For Crippled Children opens
March 10 through April l.
Your contributions to tn is
worthy cause last year enabled the
Society to purchase for crippled
children and adults two leg braces,
walkers, crutches and wheel chairs;
to sponsor speech therapy classes
aiding SO children; and to send six
crippled youngsters to summer
camp.
Lily paradeS throughout the
county March "a will be a high
spot of the Easter Seal campaign,
with Girl Scouts and business men
cooperating. Melvin Fuller of Oak
Harbor is county chairman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09
FESTIVAL or HARMONY SATURDAY
NIGHT BRINGS NOTED QUARTETS

Lovers of old-time harmony Will
find a program right to their liking
on tap this Saturday at pm. In
the high school auditorium. It wia
be the annual Festival of Harmony
sponsored by the Port Clinton So
ciety for the Preservation and En-
couragement of Barbershop Quar-
tet Singing in America, bringing
here three noted out-of-town quar-
tets to join the fine local Chorus
in an entertainment of real enjoy
ment.
The "Uncalled Four, of Lima,
quartet that is currently champions
of the Johnny Appleseed District
to which Port Clinton belongs, is
one of the visiting headliners.
Others are the Frantic Four of
Ashtabula and the Millstreamers OF
Findlay. Cliff Willis of Lima will
emcee the program.
The Port Clinton Chorus of 25
men, directed by Harold Reitz, will
be featured in several selections
of outstanding melody. Tickets are
available from members or at the
door.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09
Did Anybody Say
"Weaker Sex?

Mrs. Anne S. West, SO, Genoa,
whose husband Max is assigned
TO fhe state highway patrol post
at Perrysburg, took after hit
skip driver after her auto was
hit by car in Toledo Monday.
She got in an automobile driv-
en- by Mrs. Thomas cashin, Ge-
noa, and followed the other
vehicle. When it stopped at a
nearby Farm Bureau Coop. the
women detained Dent c. John
son, IS, Route !, Genoa and
summoned PatroIman r. w. Bar
rick. He cited Mr.. Johnson on
charges of leaving the scene OF
an accident. Mrs. West was
treated by physician for shock
and a leg bruise.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09
Fine Service
Record Marks


Police Desk Officer Urban
j. Seufert, 15s4-year member
of the Port Clinton Police de-
partment, will retire on PEN
sion April l, and the local
squad will get it's second new
officer within a few months
period.
His resignation was tender
ed Safety Service Director
Charles Ruddock by letter,
and was acted on at the regu-
lar meeting of the Police Pension
Board Monday night.
Attorney Oliver True, Board
chairman, said Mr.. Seufert will be
placed on retirement pension. He
becomes the third department
member drawing pension, joining
John Wright who left the force in
1854 and Louis Dreier who retired
in January.
Popular "Urbie" has been a
member of the department ever
since radio replaced the water
works whistle once used to sum-
mon police. He was at the desk
mike when the first contact with
the new radio-equipped cruiser
was made.
Mayor George Tewers will make
his replacement appointment from
the eligibility list of James Wads-
worth, Robert Below and Paul Mol
mar, Jr., all of whom passed the
Civil Service examination and were
certified at the same time as the
newest police officer, Alton Lam
bert, who went on the force in Feb
ruary.
Starting with Lambert, all men
hired are on the basis of both pa
trolman and desk man status. BOYD
Continued on Page q
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09
ROBERTS FASHIONS SMART new
STORE HAS OPENING ON FRIDAY

Roberts Fashions, Port Clinton'S
newest business place, opens this
Friday in the former Fashion
Shoppe location, the Lichtenstein
building on Madison-st, with a
Pink Cloud" store setting as the
background for an outstanding as
sortment of feminine apparel.
On hand to greet visitors will
be the owner of the new store, per-
sonable Robert Bran, his attractive
wife Babette; and the sales staff
of Pat Henderson and Ruth DEM
merle.
Orchids for the ladies, toys for
the children, and cigars for mascu-
line callers will celebrate the open
ing of the new store.
Extensively remodeled and re-
decorated, the store rooms carry
out the Pink Cloud" motif with
color scheme of satin pink, fuch-
sia and white. Fuchsia carpeting
in the renovated window displays
and gray tile floor in the main
salesroom are effective accents.
Use of peg board on walls pro-
vides opportunity for unusual ar
rangements of displays, and spec
ial display inches add charm.
Floral arrangements in bird cages,
suspended from the ceiling, are
an unusual touch. Four fitting
rooms are bright and airy.
Roberts Fashions will cater par
ticularly to young styles, said Mr..
Bran, emphasizing junior and
misses attire with Getty styling, !,
Continued on Page y
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09
CANCER DRIVE
PLANS MADE

In anticipation of the annual
fund drive of the American Cancer
Society which takes place during
the month of April, announcement
was made this week by H. V. Reve-
naugh, president of the Ottawa
County Unit, A. S. c., of the ap-
pointment of the co-chairmen for
the county.
Sylvester Fritz, Port Clinton in
surance man, will serve as chair
man of the drive in the eastern
part of the county. Serving western
Ottawa County will be Merrill
Rudes, attorney from Oak Harbor
According to Mr.. Fritz, the goal
in the county this year is $4,000.
Last year a total of $5,028 was
raised during the fund drive by
Ottawa Countians.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09
Dixon Brothers
Ready Opening
OF New Store

Rooms at 121 Madison-st former
ly occupied by Eddie's Superette
are being extensively remodeled
IN preparation for the opening of
a new business place by two San
dusky brothers. Bill and Don
Dixon.
Somebody in the Port Clinton
area will have the honor of nam-
ing the new store, which will carry
men and boys clothing, sports
wear, sports goods, equipment for
boating and fishing, outdoor camp
ing supplies, tools, shoes, boots
and rubber footwear.
You may enter as many sug-
gestions for names as you desire,
sending them to Port Clinton Post
Box 253. The winning name brings
500 prize and the winner will
be made known on the day of the
stores grand opening in the near
future.
The Sandusky brothers, who now
operate Sandusky business place,
are associated with the National
Surplus Dealers Association and
have a long experience in syndi-
Gated buying enabling low retail
sales of Government and COM
mercial surplus items.
Both Bill Dixon, who has five
children, and Don Dixon, father
of two, are naval veterans with
six-year service records in both
theaters of war.
The new store will be ready for
opening in a few weeks, and stock
is now coming in. Early entry of
your name suggestion is advisable.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09

moons, sort the vital material from
the charts and arrange them in the
order in which they are to be mi
crofilmed. To date, charts UP to
1854 have been completed.
Project completion will see the
800 bulky boxes replaced by a
small cabinet in the Medical Rec
ord Department containing all per-
tinent data on every patient.
a viewing machine, used for
reading of the microfiIms, is be-
ing purchased from funds donated
in memory of Miss Genevera Good
man, the hospitals late first Rec
ord Librarian.
Guild cooperation is being Iavd-
ed as most gratifying by fhe hos
pitaI Administration and Board of
Trustees.