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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

LARGE FAMILY HOME Brick, real charm,
bedrooms, 1h baths. Fireplace in living
room. Activity room, recreation room. Full
basement, new furnace Home in AL con-
dition Priced at $29, 10000.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
SPECIAL SERVICES

BULLDOZING, excavating, back
hoe work, general trucking, land
scaping, land drainage, ditch dig.
ging, septic tank and leech bed
service, docks and roads built.
Phone Ernie Grove, 2103 Marble
head. 3-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

EVERY WEEK Fresh dressed
Frying, Roasting and Stewing
Chickens. Also dressed Rabbits
and Custom Picking. Phone 8671,
Harold Casperson, 500 Jackson ST.,
Port Clinton, o. 13)
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS

HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
DINING ROOM SUITE, large oak
dining room table, two beds and
chests, library table, seven-piece
antique parlor set Other miscel-
laneous items. Mrs. DuBrie, East
Catawba Road. 13-1tp
! DETROIT JEWEL gas stove, sink,
lavatory, kitchen cabinet and stok-
er. Phone 3341. loft
LAWN AND GARDEN TOOLS
THE finest in Garden Tractors,
Rotary TillerS, and Power Now
ers. New and Used. Gravely Trac-
tor Sales, 2106 Cleveland Rd., San
dusky, Q. Ph. 1889. Open eve.
FEED
DEKALB Corn & Chix. Robert
Sommer, Oak Harbor, Ohio. Phone
5122. 8-8tp
HAVE you given your cows the
Purina 80 day Bulky Las test?
Why not join the rapidly growing
list of satisfied Bulky Las users
Your cows will produce more and
have better condition. Farmers
Elevator, Elmore,n Ohio.
MISCELLANEOUS
AKC German Shepards, weeks
old. See Keith Montgomery after
pm. 203 E. End Street. 13-1t
EVERY WEEK Fresh dressed
Frying, Roasting and Stewing
Chickens. Also dressed Rabbits
and Custom Picking. Phone 8671,
Harold Casperson, 500 Jackson ST.,
Port Clinton, o. (13)
POWER Lawn mower, kitchen
sinks, desk lamp, lawn mowers,
2 metal lawn chairs, washers, gas
oline torch, so ft. /" rope, roller
skates, new tennis shoes, china
cabinet, What-nots, child's gym set,
tricycle., sidewalk trimmer, wicker
porch table, Mosburg % rifle, 54"
round table and chairs, breakfast
end and coffee tables, child's desk,
dish cupboard. Plenty of USED
CLOTHING at WEBB'S BARN, 212
Fulton ST., Port Clinton. Hours l.
daily, til 8 PM. on Mon. & Fri.
Closed Wed & Sun. 13-1t
FILL DIRT Johnson's Landing,
Catawba Island East Road. Phone
5678. 3-4t
l" ALUMINIUM Combination doors
installed, also Doors Windows and
Frames at bargain prices. Grant
Koepke, Oak Harbor, Phone 6191.
DEMONSTRATION appointments
now being made. A Sea Sled ride
when the wind blows hard, will
convince you too. GRAVES SEA
SLED AGENCY, Oak Harbor, o.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

CONVENIENT LIVING PERRY STREET
2 bedrooms, bath, large beamed living room
with woodburning fireplace. Full basement.
excellent condition Priced at S26. 600
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

BRICK BUNGALOW A home of distinction
bedrooms, ceramic tiled bath. Large living
room, kitchen, breezeway, garage, hot water
heat. Carpeting drapes. Priced at $23, 600.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

CLOSE TO TOWN BUNGALOW {. 3 bedrooms,
BATH living room, fireplace, knotty pine panel
ing, large Kitchen garage. Large lot. Priced
at $32,500.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS

Axe German Shepards, S weeks
old. See Keith Montgomery after
6 pm. 203 E. End Street. 13-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

MAXIMUM EASE OF LIVING BRICK 2
Story, bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, full
basement automatic heat, breezeway, car
garage. Good storage area. Convenience plus
beauty inside and out at moderate price of
$29. 10000
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

RANCH STYLE-BRick 8 bedrooms, BATH
large kitchen, living room, close TO Catawba
School Automatic heat, property in AL con-
idition. Lot 100x275. See it today.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
r Q f s A l. E.

FARM % Acres Modern home. Bay front
age for easy development All equipment
Priced at sgt 900.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

DETROIT JEWEL gas stove, sink,
lavatory, kitchen cabinet and stok-
er. Phone 3341. loft
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

FILL DIRT Johnson's Landing,
Catawba Island East Road. Phone
5678. 3-4t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

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DINING ROOM SUITE, large oak
dining room table, two beds and
chests, library table, seven-piece
antique parlor set. Other miscel-
laneous items. Mrs. DuBrie, East
Catawba Road. 13-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

INVESTMENT PROPERTY family apart
snent house. In good location. A real invest
ment. Property in AL condition. Call for
more information
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

THIS ONE CRYING FOR A GOOD OWNER
bedrooms, 2 baths, full basement. Just re-
decorated in and out Vacant Ready to move
into. Large lot. AL location. Priced at $16,-
10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-04

MEN
MEN
10 HOURS PER WEEK

Are you interested in working q
few evenings q week and Sat. to
supplement your present income?
Sales and service: car nee. For
1908 Duke ST.. Alex, Va, Wednes-
day, roo pm. sharp. -
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HELP-.--MEN

TEACHERS, white, for fall: $500 t
S SaENc MONTH ts41 4 y R IEAScAsaRshss
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ROUTEMAN
ROUTEMAN
SALES
MANAGER

For Washington area. Man
we want must the know who
and kn0w-how" of direct SELL
ing. be between 3O-45, have
q car, be interested in build
ing. Q sales organization and
ambitious to enjoy the Dig
nifty and prestige that comes
from selling the best product
to the finest class Of people
In America today. In doing
business for over 100 years
We have earned national rec
ognition as most unusual
and most underestimated
business. This is a multi
n1illion-dollar operation with
one Of the most comprehend
sive and complete training
programs in use anywhere. To
the man qualified for district
management, average 5 figure
annual earnings are assured.
Further promotion dependent
on ability and qualifications.
Our divisional managers In
1855 averaged an excess of
$4,000. This may be a real
opportunity for you. You
can determine for yourself
by phoning E. w. Dempsey,
at The Woodner. HUI. 3-4400
between and pm. Mon
day and Tuesday. Our stan
has been advised Of this
opening. -
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SALESMAN

SALESNiEN--For first 100 batteries
you sell to dealers you get $500
commission. Apt. call CO. $1,000.
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HELp-MEN

Statesmen, fun and part time
Opportunity to Join large organi-
cation selling auto supplies, apph-
ances, etc. Must be asgressive
fered for the right persons. SEE
manager, Wed, June 8. between 8
Am. and 5 pm. at WESTERN
AUTO SUPPLY CO., 023 18th st.
NV
Statesmen WANTED = A proven
opportunity for three men with
cars interested In very sub
stantial income starting at once
You represent an old established
firm Unlimited market. non-com-
petitive, low-pressure. Write 30,
44-B. Star.
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MAN
AMBITIOUS

rs to IS years old, sincere.
reliable. interested in life
time career in sales or
management: car required,
but no travelling sales ex-
perience or knowledge OF
our business necessary: we
train you thoroughly to as
sure success: our average
statesmen earn about S105
week: above-averaRe men
earn considerably more; If
qualified, promotion to sales
management position assures
annual $4,000: above-ave-
rage managers have opport-
unity for extremely high in
come for lifetime; perhaps
you are in your present posi-
ton because no better oppor-
tunity presented itself at the
time; this may be q real OPP
portunity for you. For per-
sonal interview phone Mr..
Beals, District Manager, at
HUI. 3-6373. between q and
q, Monday and Tuesday IS
ZEN, interested in learning shet
metal fabrication and other tyr
of factory work; no exper. j
CURED. See Mr.. Stearn bet. O.:
and 1s noon. COLUMBIA SIP
CIALTY CO., 1926 Bradley blv'
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HFLP--MFN

SALESMAN. young man between %
and IS for boys and young mems
clothing speciality shop. Must be
neat and aggressive, some sales ex-
perience. Steady position with good
possibilities. Call JU. 7-77T7.
EALESAIAN-MANAGER = Must Be
thoroughly acquainted with whole
sale food lines, calling on restau-
rants and hotels, etc. Salary open
TO right party Call JU 9-34Sa
La 6-5405 after $50 pm,
SALESMAN
We have an opening on our fuel
oil and oil burner sales staff for q
young aggressive producer who Il
not afraid Of hard work and long
hours. Age not over 80 years. Sales
experience desirable We furnish
complete training and assistance
prior 70 and after ASSIGNMENT to
restricted territory Must furnish
car for which liberal cash allowance
is paid. plus free public liability
and property damage insurances.
Starting salary $3.50 monthly plus
free lie insurance, sick and accident
benefits. savings plan plus vacations
with pay. The petroleum industry
offers unlimited opportunities with
excellent pay and q lifetime position
~ qualified employees. Write us in
strict confidence II you are seeking
q permanent position that offers un-
limited opportunities. In your reply,
state age. education, business ex-
perience, etc. Address reply to man
ager;
Heating Division
Sinclair Refining Co.
401 Farragut st. NE.
WASHINGTON 1 ID. c.
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MAN WITH CAR
To train locally for perm. position
with lge. manufacturing company
Win consider inexperienced man who
lis willing worker. Not canvassing
Earnings while training around $3.50
Apply. 1852 Mt, Pleasant st. NV.
10 to IL am. only. %
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Man Wanted With Car

Excellent income. Good references
Phone JU. 5-1361.
Jackson advocate., 1956-09-29
abe Lists UNcF
Choirs To Be
Heard During
Month OF Oct.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept. 21.-
The October schedule for the Am
erican Btoadcasting Company radio
series featuring the choirs of the
member colleges Of the United Ne
gro College Fund was announced
today by w. ]. Trent, Jr., execu-
tive director of the Fund.
On October 7, the choir Of Texas
College, Tyler, Tex, under the di-
rection of Frederick D. Harvey,
will be heard in a program of pop
ular and religious songs.
On October 14th the all-girl choir
of Bennett College, Greensboro, n.
c., under the direction Of Clarence
E. Whiteman, will present special
concert marking the inauguration
on that day of DR.. Villa B. Player
as the president of the college.
The October Il program will
feature the choir of Fisk Univers-
ity, Nashville, Tenn, under the di-
rection of Harry E. vonBergen.
On October 28th the choral en-
semble of CLARK College, Atlanta,
Ga. will be heard under the direc-
ton Of J. deKover Killingsworth.
The programs, which originate
from New York over WABC on
Sundays, 10:35-11:00 am, are
heard at local broadcast times on
some 140 stations Of the ABC
Radio Network.
Jackson advocate., 1956-09-29
Washington Is A Special Case

Replying to telegram from the NAACP charging
"scurrous attack" Washington Negroes and de-
segregation President Eisenhower has disassocated the
administration from the current congressional inquiry
into the District of Columbia school situation.
1t may be true that the members of the House SUBJ
committee now holding hearings all opponents of de-
segregation And witnesses thus far have given
dark side of the story. But it is true Also that Wash
ngton needs to be understood special case
Washington is not just border city. It's popula-
tion ma keup what is largely because it is the seat
national government and the site of huge federal agen
cies It's general Negro white proportion is 81 to 63 but
at the time it desegraed it's schools the pupil proportion
was nearer Sd to 46. 1t is higher now. In spite
of the generally harmonious workings of integraton
within the federal bureaus racial friction in the
munty outside has long been problem.
The administration felt quite understandably, that
the nations capital could hardly lag in mpementng the
Supreme Courts ruling against segregation. Wash
ngtons schools desegregated promptly, not without
careful planning but without the gradual steps which
have worked we'll in Baltimore, st. Louis, and Louis
vile. And the changeover made in a metropolis
with much higher percentage of Negroes than has
of the other three cities.
Small wonder Washngton's schools having intra-
mural difficulties. If they should have retrace
certain steps and take others slowly should
be surprised alarmedThe Christian Science Monitor
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Jackson advocate., 1956-09-29
Date With Freedom

Yet another Colonial" people is definitely scheduled
date and alto begin course OF Self-schOOng in the
responsibilities of democratic statehood This people in
habits the British West African Gold Coast.
The British Government has named March 6,
1857, independence day" for nation which will be
called Ghana The British fulfills recent promise
to the Gold Coast Government headed by Amercan-edu
Gated Prime Minister Nkrumah. 1t follows period of
political and administrative preparation of Gold Coast
leaders, working in Cabinet jobs with British advisers
One of the recent stages in the development of
Gold Coast political knowhow has been the British
directed campaign to educate Gold Coasters in locaas
distinct for centrazed-sef- government. The building
of parliamentary opposition to the Nkrumah regime
which is backed by the powerful Convention Peoples
Native leadership now recognizes the necessity of
curbng corruption and of building stable political
ditions These needed to attract foreign investment
in the vast waterpOwer irrigation, and aluminium smelt
ing potentaltes of the lazyooking Volta River. When
these are harnessed the Gold Coast economy which
depends mainly cocoa will provide more secure base
for Ghana's future.
With independence will come the privilege of men,
bership equal terms with many more advanced
tries in the Britished Commonwealth of Nations, sub
ject to approval by other members These include South
Africans, of whom have expressed doubt about the
effects in Africa of the Gold Coasts swift
tionhood.
This advance has been simpler than in some other
colonies because the Gold Coast has colonial settlers
Nearly all whites there have been concerned with tech
nical and administrative tasks The Christian Science
Monitor.
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Jackson advocate., 1956-09-29
Knoxville.
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ity."
Mayor Dance, recalling that
Kasper said he intended to come
to Knoxville for an address, de-
clared:
"Kasper's statement that we
want trouble and we want it every
where we can get it until col
lapse of law and order is near at
hand is enough to make every cit
izen of Knoxville boil with indig-
nation at any suggestion that nc
might open headquarters here
for such practices"
The mayor said Kasper would
be banned from holding meetings
in Knoxville under a city ordinance
which prohibits any "two or more
persons" from assembling "to dc
any unlawful act with force and
violence against the property OF
the city, o~ the person or property
of another"
Jackson advocate., 1956-09-29
"A Nations
Represented At
Methodist Cont.

Lake Junaluska, N. c., Sept. 18-
At the endof IL days of meetings
here, the World Methodist Confer
ence has accomplished much after
many discussions. :.
About 1000 delegates from "A
nations attended the conference,
hailed by Bishop Ivan Lee Holt OF
St. Louis, outgoing president. as
"the tremendous meeting Metho-
dists have ever had anywhere
anytime"
The Rev. DR.. Harold Roberts, q
British theologian and educator
was elected to succeed Bishop Holt.
The church's World Conferences
are held every five years, with the
next one in 1861.
In his summary. Bishop Corson
reported these findings OF the vari-
Gus discussion groups:
BASIS OF CHRISTIAN AU-
THORITY: Individuals, institu-
tions, and experience contribute to
Jackson advocate., 1956-09-29
See Coming.
Continued from Page One)


the huge highway construction pro-
gram, with some $4O,0OO,0OO of
federal money already allotted for
highway and road construction
work in the state. The only thing
now holding up the beginning of
this work, according to the infor-
nation given the Jackson Advo-
cate, is the completion of the en-
gineering surveys, which should be
completed by the first OF the year,
if not sooner.
Commenting on the reports that
Negro workers are not sharing as
they should in the growing indus
trial development of the state, it
was pointed out that in a number
of industrial plants in various Sec
tions of the state where the num-
Der of employees number several
hundreds, as high as IS per cent
of the jobs are now being held by
Negro workers.
Negro workers in the Jackson
area, according to the information
given the Jackson Advocate, will
be given large share of the jobs
in the seven million dollar steel
plant to be located in Flowood a
cross the Pearl River in East Jack
son. While no exact figure was
given, present estimates point to
several hundred jobs in the new
steel plant. The new steel plant
is expected to go into operation
sometime next year.
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Jackson advocate., 1956-09-29
Ethel Waters,
coIee Wallace
In Premiere

Key West, Fla, Sept. "a The
motion picture "Carib Gold," filmed
in its entirely in Key West, Fla,
and starring Ethel Waters, Colee
Wallace, Peter Dawson and William
Hill, will have its world premiere
in that city starting Sunday, Sept.
80.
Owing to the tremendous i'm
pact of the documentary back
ground in which the story has been
created, two theaters will show the
picture.
Story theme revolves around a
shrimping boat and it's crew who
chance to find cache of sunken
treasure. The human traits and
characters of the men aboard the
ship and in their haunts ashore, be-
come dramatic dynamite as the
picture reaches it's climatic ending.
Ethel Waters portrays the moth
er of the shrimp boat sailor, Colee
Wallace, bent on avenging the muir
der of his best friend. In the film
she also sings new and lifting
song number in her intimitable
style.
William Hill as the ships cap
tain and Peter Dawson as the mate
and ships part owner are vital
and realistic in their difficult roles.
The filming, and now the world
premieme of the motion picture
CARIE GOLD mark the first time
this southermost city of the ma
tion has been selected for such an
occasion.
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Jackson advocate., 1956-09-29
Insurance ...
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drilled and prepared. 1t denotes
not only the idea Of knowledge re-
ceived, but of knowledge digested
through discipline and application.
acquiring knowledge is not Of
itself enough. Training means
equipping one for eventual success
getting the trainee to do a job
correctly, effectively"
Gibson said that in this training
program, cooperation plays a vital
part.
He asserted that cooperation Of
the top men with their senior as
sociates, cooperation of the Junior
with the senior associates, coopera-
tion of the junior executives with
the various department heads and
finally cooperation of the depart
ment heads with the entire staff
personnel, are the main themes Of
training.
Jackson advocate., 1956-09-29
Congressman Dawson Takes Strong
Issue With President Eisenhower
On Statement On Supreme Court
Decision On School Desegregation

comply with the courts ruling is
concerned.
At the same time, the Congress-
man praised Democratic Presiden-
tial nominee Adlai Stevenson and
Vice Presidential nominee Estes
Kefauver for making plain their
stand on protecting human rights
in connection with the high courts
edict
Both Governor Stevenson and
Senator Kefauver are doing all
within their power to further in
tegration of schools without vio-
lence and lawlessness," Congress
man Dawson stated, "and every
American without regard to race
can be proud of their leadership
in speaking out on this important
issue"
Their position is in strong CON-
trast with that taken by the Pres
ident of the United States" Con-
gressman Dawson declared. "If
President Eisenhower would speak
out, with the power and prestige
of the highest office in the land, |
am sure the American people in
every section of our country would
respect his call for law and order
in carrying out the Supreme
Courts decision. / sincerely be-
lieve the President could do much
from his high office to lessen the
force of the agitators, many of
whom are using the issue to stir
up bitter hatred between the two
races"
Moreover" Dawson continued,
T am convinced that much of the
violence which attended efforts of
school officials to integrate schools
in several southern communities
at the beginning of this school
term could have been avoided had
the President acted upon Governor
Stevenson's suggestion, made last
February, that he call a White
House meeting of southern leaders
of both races to explore ways OF
meeting the high courts desegre-
cation verdict"
The Democratic Congressman
from Illinois pointed out that both
Governor Stevenson, speaking in
New York to the Liberal Party
Convention, and Senator Kefauver,
in a speech to Young Democrats
Jackson advocate., 1956-09-29

in Orlando, Florida, last week re-
affirmed their support of the Su-
preme Court decision and praised
men of good will who are trying
to work out a peaceful solution.
at is this kind of leadership"
Congressman Dawson said, "lead-
ership on the side of the law, that
helps reason to prevail rather than
the ramful force of agitators bent
on defying the law"
Congressman Dawson said that
Governor Stevenson praise for
the officials and citizens of south
ern communities "would give
strength to the men of good will
trying to desperately to avoid the
danger and shame of violence"
He referred to Gov. Stevenson's
New York City speech, in which
the Governor said: "The things
that bind US all together as Amer
leans make us want to speak our
admiration for those citizens OF
southern communities and those
governors, mayors and local Of
ficials who are upholding the rule
of law sometimes in the face OF
violence"
In the same speech, Gov. Steven
son declared: 81 want to say again
what | have said from one end OF
this country to the other, that we
must, of course, support the Su-
IRENE Court decision. All who
voted for my nomination knew
where | stood"
CONGRESSMAN Dawson also prais-
ed Senator Kefauver for his efforts
to avoid lawlessness and violence
and his encouragement to southern
ers who are attempting to live VI
| to the-law. Senator Kefauver is
to he commended" he said, "fof
his fellow southerners to uphold
the law"
Senator Kefauver told meeting
of Young Democrats in Orlando
Florida, September Is, that IF we
permit agitators and setliticnists
to act without regard to law and
order, if we permit them to in
flame lawlessness and violence,
then lawlessness and violence will
soon become ends in themselves. .
The Democratic Vice Presidential
candidate expressed confidence
that Florida "will have the good
judgment, the calm reason, the
fairness and the courage to work
out this sensitive problem without
resorting to lawlessness, and with
out any need for Federal interven-
ton"
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