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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-25
Tito 'MakesUp'
With Romania

BUCHAREST, Romania. June
Us (P.-Romania's Communist
leaders. entertaining President
Tito of Yugoslavia as "a dear
and beloved comrade," have his
promise to forget the past.
Marshal Tito arrived yester-
day in the Romanian capital
from Moscow, where he and
Soviet leaders signed agreements
to cooperate in the future al
both government and Communist
Party levels.
During his three-day visit in
Bucharest he is expected to pre-
sent to Romanian officials the
new rules for cooperation among
Communist governments decided
at his Kremlin conferences.
Gheorghe Gheorgiu-Dej, Ro-
Imanian Communist Party chief,
and Premier Chivu Stoica led the
official greeters when Marshal
Tito and his wife stepped from
the special train taking them
back to Belgrade after their
Russian tour. President Petru
IGroza. Romania's strong man
during Tito's break with the
Soviet bloc. is i'll.
Refers to Break
Mr.. Stoica referred to that
unhappy break of contact be-
tween us" in his welcoming
speech, but said now there are
prospects for collaboration in
all fields" since Yugoslav-
Soviet differences have been
patched up.
Foreign newsmen in Bucha-
rest for Marshal Tito's visit were
told by Foreign Office Press Chief
Cornell Bogden that they had
only to ask if they wanted to
see anything in Romania. A
newsman Immediately asked to
see Ana Pauker, former Roma
MAN foreign minister who disap-
peared from public life in 1858
She once was one of the most
powerful women in the Com
muniSt world.
Better Things to See
Mr.. Bogden said it was i'm
possible to see her because "she
does not want to see anybody. /"
He said he didn't know whether
she was in Bucharest and ANY
way. there are more interesting
things to see here"
To correspondents who asked
to see non-Communist politi-
clans repeatedly released from
prison recently. Mr.. Bogden said
there was not much hope be-
cause officials concerned with
such matters were busy with
the Tito visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-25

court unless it is friendlier to his
mother, German Princess Arm
gard Eur Lippe Chesterfield. The
magazine claimed the princess
had not been too well received"
lat the Dutch court in the past.
Der Spiegel said Bernhard
would move to his mothers
home unless she is invited to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-25
.Juliono Reported Having
.Mother-in-Low Trouble

AMSTERDAM Netherlands June IS lE-Sming pictures of
the Dutch royal couple blosomed the
newspapers today But in West Germany Hambugs Spegel
came with of domestic trouble between queen
Juliana and her husband, Prince Bernhard
The Hamburg said may leave the Dutch
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Parish Day Sunday
At Catholic Church

Parish Day will be observed at
Immaculate Conception Catholic
Church Sunday with a full days
program of events.
At 8 am, a Father-Sons COM
munion mass is planned. At 9 will
be Father-Sons communion break
fast in the parish hall. The Mass
is a spiritual bouquet for Adolph
Selz. we'll known former local bar
Der, from the Knights of Columbus.
X of C is sponsoring the Mass and
breakfast and cordially invites not
only members of the Holy Name
Society but all fathers and sons of
the parish.
At $3.50 is benediction and May
Devotions for all members of the
parish. The Altar Society will pre-
pare and serve a parish supper
from to $50. A talent show is
planned from $50 to 8 and from
to 11:30 viii lbe a social evening
of cards and dancing.
At Tuesday nights meeting OF
Knights of Columbus -four new
members were initiated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
No Recount
Is Requested

No recount has been requested
in the Democratic nomination as
recorder which incumbent Ruth
Menier lost to Jean Williams by
13-votes in the May 8 primary,
Elections Board Clerk James Thier-
ry said. Deadllne for requesting a
recount passed Monday.
Candidates have 80 days in
which to file expense accounts in
stead of the usual 10 days this
year, Clerk Thierry said, but a
new phase of the ruling says t1at
any candidate who does not file ex-
penses within the 30 days may not
run for an office for five years.
Ottawa-co treasurer Howard Zim.
norman will accept the expense
account statements at the court
house if no one is in the Board of
Elections office.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
POLICE OFFER
SAFETY CHECK

Port Clinton Police will provide
an opportunity for motorists to
have their vehicles checked on a
10-point basis recommended by the
National Safety Council, Chief Will
liam Robel announced Wednesday.
The safety check is set up for
May 25, 26, 27, 28 at City Park and
will be on purely voluntary basis.
There will be no citations. Cars
meeting approved safety regula-
tions on tires, horn, lights, brakes,
windshield wipers and other fac
tors will get a green windshield
sticker Safety Check" Motorists
whose cars do not meet the re-
quirements in any respect will be
given report of what is needed.
Hours are: Friday, May 25, and
Monday, May %, 5 pm. to 8 pm;
Saturday and Sunday, May rs and
q, pm. to 4 pm. Department
members, aided by Special Police,
will make the check.
While this Safety Check is on a
voluntary basis, Chief Robel indi-
Gated that in June a required
Safety Check will be forthcoming.
Cars already approved through in.
spection at this time will not be
obligated for a second check at
that time.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Clay Center
Plant On Strike

Clay Center plant of the Kelly
Island Division of Basic, Inc, along
with the Gibsonburg plant, shut
down at midnight Tuesday as $50
employees went on strike to en-
force contract demands.
Clement Novotny, president of
Local "a, United Stone And Allied
Products Workers Of America,
AFL-CIO, said the Union had met
eight times with company repre-
sentatives before calling the strike.
Basic portions Of the previous con-
tract had been in effect "a years,
he said, but the company wanted
to negotiate an entirely new con-
tract. Workers at the two plants
had voted unanimously last Thurs
day to strike if a settlement was
not reached, the Union president
said.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
CAPTAIN EXAM
|SRESCHEDULED
Photo BY MISC1

Promotional Civil Service exam
ination for rating of captain in the
Port Clinton police department will
be rescheduled for June 4, the Rev.
Perry M. Blankenship, chairman,
said Wednesday.
Three department members had
completed taking the exam Mon
day night, Officers William Keesor,
William Faust, and Loren Hendrix,
when the Commission learned that
through a technicality in dates the
exam would have to be disqualifi-
ed. One year of service as police
officer is a requirement for the
captains exam. Monday was May
IA; Police Officer William Faust
had been sworn in May Is, 1855.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18


Miss Betty CuIau, Danbury, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Guiau, was nominated by fellow
employees at Erie Ordnance De-
pot to reign as Miss Armed
Forces Day, Saturday, May 10.
Miss CuiaU graduated from
Lakeside High School in 1854
and has been employed as
statistical clerk in the Produc-
tion Control Office at Erie since
September 1854.
Colonel John M. Phillips, Com
manding Officer at Erie, will
crown her queen at ceremonies
to be held at 1:30. She will be
presented loving cup trophy
by Joseph Banchich, Oak Harbor.
Gift certificates from Port cIin-
fon merchants, sponsored by fhe
Chamber of Commerce, will also
be presented to her and her at
tendanfs who will be Cecilia
Woznisk, Dolly and Jeannefte
Adams, Port Clinton, and Darla
Cover, Oak Harbor. Her escort
for the day will be 1t. William
r. CraviUs, of The post.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
CHEMSTONE CORP, and, union SIGN
NEW CONTRACT AT MARbLEHEAD

Negotiations between the Chem.
stone Corporation at Marblehead
and members Of Local 20, United
Stone and Allied Products Workers
of America, AFL-ciO, were har-
monioUsIy completed as the old
contract expired at midnight. May
IS, and operations went on smooth.
Iy without interruption under
new contract which gives fhe Mar
bIehead men a pay raise and other
benefits.
The new one-year contract calls
for a general increase of Is cents
per hour, seventh paid holiday,
a SIS per-week increase in sick and
accident benefits which now offer
workers $40 per week instead of
the previous $35 in event of illness,
and time and half for Saturday
work as such. Also included is a
five cent per hour adjustment for
truck drivers, raising their pay to
$2.03 per hour, and for shovel op-
orators, raising their pay to $2.21.
On the union negotiations COM
mittee were James Menier, presi-
dent of Local 20; John Elchisco,
vic-president; Andy Cuba, CORE
spending secretary; Paul 'Chopson'
Glovinsky, and Emil Fedor, COM
mitteemen. Harold Etchison was in
ternational representative for the
Union and Frank Denner was fed
eral mediator as negotiations were
carried on during five weeks
period.
Charles Walmsley, Chemstone
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Board Approves
New School Bids

Following consultation with
Architect c. n. ShiveIy Of Fre-
mont, members of the Port clin-
ton Board Of Education voted to
accept the low bids for construc-
tion Of the new 23 room west eie.
Inenfary building at their regular
meeting Thursday evening.
After going over bids received
May 8 and discussing alternates,
board members found fhat the eie-
mentary program as originally
planned could be worked OUT for
approximately $500, 600 including
architects fees, Supt. D. D. Sims
said. This part of the schools
expansion program originally had
been estimated at $603, 900.
The board will meet on Thurs
day evening of this week to dis
cuss alternates and issuance of
bonds, after which contracts will
be awarded to the lowest bidders,
as follows:
General contract, Hossler Con-
struction Company of Tiffin, 1891,
$50 plus $31,5O0 for four addi
tional rooms; electrical, Valley En-
gineering Company of Fremont,
$76,375; and plumbing, White and
Sons, $61, 800. All bids include the
four extra rooms included as an
alternate.
The board also decided on sew
eral alternates to the proposed
plans, which will result in the saw
ing of $17,750, Supt Sims said.
Actual construction will begin
soon and it is hoped that the build
ing will be ready for occupancy
by September, 1857.
In other business, the board
elected John Chambers to teach
Junior high social studies for the
coming year, and granted years
leave of absence to Lois Everett
K1oock, second grade teacher.
Eight teachers are needed te
complete the teaching staff fol
the 1867 school year, Supt. Sims
said. Needed are one first grade
teacher, one second grade teacher
two fourth grade teachers, one
grade teacher, and three higf
school teachers.
Any qualified teacher is request
ed to contact Mr.. Sims about these
vacancies at once.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
False Ambulance
Call Is Poor Joke

Warnings that stiff penalties
can be assessed for false sum-
mons of emergency vehicles were
reiterated this week after Mel
decker ambulance made an Un-
needed run to the Gypsum plant
Monday night.
The call by an unknown man
said three persons were injured
and the ambulance was needed
at once. He also asked that fhe
sheriffs office be notified. Pick
cts at the gate gave immediate
entrance TO the ambulance, but
no one inside knew of any i'm
iUries. Both fhe ambulance and
"a sheriffs car had an vnneeded
run because of somebody's poor
idea of Joke.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Get Bike Licenses
By MAY 81 Deadline

A concerted drive to see that
every bicycle in Port Clinton is
properly licensed. in keeping
with city ordinance which sets
a penalty for unlicensed bikes,
is underway.
Police warned all bike owners
to have a 1856 license on their
SbicycIes by May 81 and an
nounced that after that date any
bicycle found without a license
will be liable for penalty. The
bicycle tags are available at the
police station, and cost only IS
cents. Proper registration and
license on a bicycle is valuable
aid in case Of theft, Police Chief
William Robel pointed out.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18

plant superintendent, vice presi-
dent John Andrews and personnel
director Richard Gillis represented
plant management. Union officials
paid tribute to the plant for its CO.
operation and open-mindedneSs in
conducting negotiations.
Chemstone is successor to Kel-
ly Island Lime and Transport. Most
of its 115 employees have long
service records. The plant is a
subsidiary of Minerals Chemical
Corporation of America.
The Marblehead workers are
among 600 workers benefitting by
new contracts amicably signed this
week. Harold Etchison, interna-
tional representative of the Union,
said new contracts were signed at
Woodville, Gibsonburg, and Luckey
between Locals of the United Stone
and Allied Products Workers and
Plants of the Ohio Lime Co., Buck
eye Refractories, and National Gyp-
sum. At the Ohio Lime and Buck
eye Refractories, workers got IA
cent over the board increase, a
seventh paid holiday, increased in
surance benefits, and an agreement
for three days of full pay when alb
Sence is necessitated by a death in
the immediate families. At the Ma
tional Gypsum plants, agreement
was reached on IA cent increase,
an additional paid holiday and in
creased insurance benefits. Harry
Gray was federal mediator in the
negotiations.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
PARADE OPENS
SUNDAY SHOW
OF new CARS

With nine local auto dealers par
ticipating, parade of 1855 finest
new cars Sunday will end at the
school grounds where you are cor
daily invited to see an outdoor
automobile display that is real
Spring Fashion Festival in color
and beauty.
Some 80 cars will be in the pa
rade which will form at the FIRE.
mont Road entrance of Erie Gar
dens and will move at pm. 1t
will travel through Erie Gardens
to Third St. ,east to Madison, north
to Second, east to Maple, south to
Third, west to Fulton, then travel
on Sixth to Laurel, returning to
the school grounds on Fifth St.
The parade will reach the school
around 1:30 or Las, and some As
or SO cars an dtrucks will be on
display. Soft drinks and ice cream
will be furnished, and representa-
tives of the nine participating
agencies will welcome visits and
inspections by visitors. Special po.
lice have been asked to assist, and
Majorettes have been asked to par
ticipate.
Participating dealers are: Port
Clinton Sales and Service, Everett
Pontiac, Kelly Dunn Motor Sales,
Stems Petersen, Gordon Cooper
Buick Co., Oman Sales and Service,
Smith Motor Sales, Allan Bros Mo-
tor Sales, and Freimark Motor
Sales.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Armed Forces Day Plans
Provide Colorful Events

Color and excitement, and
seldom-encountered chance to see
Americas defense forces from an
inside view will mark Armed
Forces Day Saturday, May 19, and
Port Clinton en- masse will want to
turn out for the big event.
Open House programs at Camp
Perry and Erie Ordnance Depot
provide a big array of interesting
events. Here is the complete Sched-
ule of events:
Camp Perry will be open from
10 am. to 4 pm. The static display
will consist of general purpose We
hicles and other equipment of the
Hq and Hq Company, 112th Trans
portation Battalion, Natl Guard.
Actual training of National Guard
personnel in small arms firing and
a flight of jet aircraft by Ohio Air
National Guard will arrive approx
mately 1:30 pm. over the area.
Erie Ordnance Depot Patrol
Boats will be on display at the
Port Clinton public docks between
$50 am. to HOO am. Visitors are
welcome to go aboard.
Erie Ordnance Depot will open
the gates from l to 4 pm. The
static display will include various
antiaircraft weapons, including the
NIKE l missile, the RCAT, armor
plate and bomb display.
The 148th Infantry, National
Guard from Oak Harbor, and the
112th Ordnance Company from
Port Clinton will display combat
tank and armament, shop trucks
and equipment.
Miss Armed Forces Day will be
crowned at 1:30 by Colonel John
M. Phillips, Commanding Officer.
The weapons firing demonstra-
ton, at 2::30 will include firing of
Mortars, howitzers, machine guns,
the Walker Bulldog Tank gun, the
BAT rifle which is the most ac-
curate anti-tank gun, launching
and flying a RCAT target plane,
and a Skysweeper, capable of firing
Is one hundred pound rounds per
minute at an approximate range of
16 miles.
Just prior TO the firing demon
stration the Commanding officer
will announce the winners of the
"Job Safety Week Limerick Con
test" and present awards.
Tours of the depot will be con
Quoted by train.
In addition TO the above bane
concert will be presented by the
renowned 122nd Army National
Guard Band from Cleveland, which
comes to Camp Perry each summer
Snack Bars will be operated b,
the Buddies Lunch System.
Miss Armed Forces Day, Beft,
Gulau, of Danbury, with her escort
1t. William Gravius, of the post
will head the motorcade in a Pom
tiac Convertible, loaned through
the courtesy of Everett's Pontiac
Agency, Port Clinton. The Motor
cade, which will include the attend
ants, Cecilia WoZniak, Dolly anC
Jeanette Adams, Port Clinton, ane
Darla Cover, Oak Harbor, will leave
the Island Hotel corner at 1890.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18

SLluCOH IlSt annual commence
ment exercises are held Monday,
May %, at 8 pm. in the high
school auditorium.
Evelyn's point average for her
four years of high school is 1906.
Scott's point average is 3.7857 for
his four years. Four points repre-
sents perfect average.
DR.. Will w. Orr, president of
Westminster College, New Will
mington, Pa, will be commence
ment speaker. His address is "Our
Fighting Allies" Diplomas will be
presented by Mrs. Dale Hostrup,
president of the Board of Educa-
ton.
Baccalaureate services are set
for 3 pm. Sunday, May q in the
high school auditorium. Speaker
will be the Rev. Hartwig Pruess,
pastor of Peace Lutheran church.
The High School Chorale, directed
by E. Printy Arthur, viii sing.
At commencement, Superinten-
dent D. D. Sims will preside and
Principal B. H. Corthell will pre-
sent the class. Rev. Orville Awe
will give invocation and benedic-
ton. Music will include selections
by the high school orchestra, a
mixed ensemble, and clarinet
trio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Local Man On
Israel Committee

Philip Wasserstrom, Port Clinton,
is a member of the committee as
sisting Mrs. Doris Hyman, general
chairman of the Inter-City Com
mittee for State of Israel Bonds,
in arranging banquet commemor-
ating the eighth anniversary of the
founding of the State of Israel at
Beth Israel Temple in Fremont
Sunday, May 27.
The banquet dedicated to the
economic defense of Israel is open
to all members of Jewish com
munities in this area. David r.
Wahl, former editor and publisher
of Israel Speaks, will be speaker.
Mr.. Wasserstrom is taking local
reservations tor the dinner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Firenner1 Making
Progress In Study

During the past five weeks the
firemen of the Port Clinton De-
partment have been receiving in
struction in fire fighting. The in
struction is planned to improve fire
prevention an dire protection in
Port Clinton. According to report
from the instructor Harry Wetty,
the class is making excellent prog
reSS
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Coast Guards To
Have Open House

Coast Guards will participate in
Armed Forces Day Saturday, May
19, as well as EOD and Camp Per-
ry.
Marblehead Lifeboat Station, at
Marblehead, and Sandusky Bat
Light Rescue) Station, at Sandus-
ky, will hold Open House from
noon to a pm. Saturday, BMC Geo.
w. Maier announced Wednesday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Marvin Hudec
Injured SATURDAY.

Marvin Hudec, 81, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hudec of Marblehead,
is a patient at Magruder hospital
with severe bruises of his legs sus-
tanned Saturday when he was
crushed between a bulldozer and
a heavy rock.
Hudec had gotten out of the bull.
dozer to inspect a leaking hose
when the accident happened. He is
employed by Dan Gfleser & Co.
No fractures were found.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Brindley Appliance
Is In New Store

Brindley Appliance, operated by
Fred Brindley, will have its grand
opening this weekend in its new
store headquarters, 131 E. Second
Street.
Open House on Saturday and
Sunday will mark the stores move
to new and larger quarters. The
firm occupies part Of the space
which housed the former Lud's APP
pliance, and Bolte Realty will move
there soon to occupy the other part
of the area.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18


Hearing on the application for the
injunction will be held Friday, May
l8, at l:30 pm. before Judge Tom
D. Stahl. 1t was originally set for
Thursday, but was postponed one
day
500 workers at the Gypsum plant
went out on strike Wednesday
night, May 8, after several weeks
of negotiations with plant manage
ment on a new contract failed to
show any progress.
Union leaders said Wednesday
there appears to be no other new
developments in the strike, and
that as of this instant no meetings
are scheduled. Items at issue in
clude realistic seniority provisions,
union security provisions, bidding
procedures, and time and a half for
Saturday work. A difference in
wages between the local plant and
the one at River Rouge also was
cited.
Journal entry on the petition
said defendants will take notice
that they and each of them must
show cause at Fridays hearing why
the temporary injunction should
not be issued against them"
The Gypsum Company's 8-point
petition for temporary injunction
asked that the defendants be en-
, joined from picketing the plant,
offices or premises, including pub
lie roads and private ways in prox-
unity other than peaceably; from
maintaining more than three peace
full pickets at any one entrance
and from maintaining pickets at
other places on company property;
from trespassing or Obstructing
company property; from interfer-
ing with egress or ingress; from
using force, violence, threats or in
Limitations; from congregating on
company property or adjacent high
ways in manner to obstruct pas
sage; from injuring the person or
property of plaintiff, employees,
common carriers, transportation
companies or persons having busi-
ness with the company.
Named as defendants were:
United Stone and Allied Products
Workers of America. AFL-CIO, an
unincorporated labor association,
Local Union No. 178, Harold Etcai-
son and Lawrence ]. Lucas, indivi-
dually and as representatives of
United Stone and Allied Products
Workers of America, AFL-CIO.
Lewis R. Lowry, individually and
as vice president and director Of
Region No. 3, John Ambrozy, indi-
vidually and as president of Local
No. 178, John Czerwienski, indivi-
dually and vice president of Local
No. 178, Robert Slobodzian, indi-
vidually and as financial secretary
of Local No. 178, Henry Sivinski,
individually and as recording secre-
tary of Local No. 178, Russell Hav-
ener and Adrienne Smith, indivi-
dually and as Trustees of Local No.
178, John Glovinsky, Jessie Castil-
| 10, James Van Hoose, Warren Van
Hoose. and Ruben Rosales, indivi-
| dually and as Committeeman of Lo-
Continued on Page q
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Eagles State
President Coming

George S. Matthias, New Phila-
delphia, state president, will be an
honored guest at a meeting of
Aerie 2295, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, this Friday night.
The meeting in Eagles Home will
start at 8 pm. and all members
are urged to attend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Ring Bros. Circus
Coming To Town

Sponsored by the Special Police,
Ring Bros. Circus will come to
Port Clinton June Is for one-day
stand with afternoon and evening
performances.
Adult admission tickets will be
available from Special and regular
police, and children's admission
tickets are being arranged through
sales to business places. Ring Bros.
Circus is from Cincinnati and
comes here we'll recommended.