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Evening star., 1952-02-21
king Group Traces
Coast Tax Evils 10
Political Appointees
BY The Associated Pres.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21.-
THE King congressional subcom-
Imittee ended its San Francisco
hearings with a blast at politi-
cally appointed internal revenue
officials. It said rank and file en-
Iployes "have done a good, honest
tjob."
A statement by Chairman King
attributed the local internal reve-
nue scandal to incompetent
political appointees protected by
:. an inept top administration
in Washington"
It urged an end to political
appointments in the revenue serv-
ice.
Two Republican committee
members who stayed for yester-
days windup of the 16-day hear
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kean of
New Jersey and Byrnes Of Wis
consin-concurred in Mr.. Kings
strongly worded statement.
Returning to Capital.
The Congressman are returning
today to Washington, where closed
hearings open next week as the
first stage of New York internal
revenue inquiry.
Their statement said the San
francisco internal revenue office
was badly administered" prior to
September 81, 1851. That day. Col
lector James G. Smyth and five
top assistants-all Democrats
were suspended on orders from
washington. They later were fired
Control J.. had fallen into the
hands Of top echelon of political
appointees whose chief failing was
their gross incompetence" the
statement said.
Ihelr second, and also serious
failing. was a devotion to political
interests which transcribed their
loyalty to the revenue service and
caused them to engage in petty
ana sometimes criminal manipu-
lations.
Administration Blamed,
In these, they were ENCOURAGED
and protected by the complacency
and Indifference of an inept ton
administration in Washington
Political and personal favoritism
IN the treatment of taxpayers and
IN the handling of personnel
problems has been the result"
-. The rank and file of the
personnel in the collectors office
have kept their heads and done
a good. honest job."
The statement credited As
sistant United States ATTORNEY
Charles o'Gara and Deputy Tax
Collector Thomas Doolan with
helping precipitate the tax shake
up here. ''>o
But it said their conduct in
some instances. and particularly
IN the case of Mr.. O'Gara. was
lmpetuous and ill-advised,
The 34-year-old O'Gara cot
IN trouble with his superiors for
presenting Mr.. Doolan's charges
OF tax Office Irregularities to a
Evening star., 1952-02-21
Tax Critics Blamed
AS Nunan Resigns
From Law Firms

Former Internal Revenue Com
missioner Joseph D. Nunan. jr.,
has resigned from his Washing
ton and New York law firms as
the result Of criticism directed
at him in connection with tax
cases.
Mr.. humans New York attorney,
Richard J. Burke, was quoted by
the Associated Press as saying the
resignation from the Washington
firm was attributed to the fear
that Mr.. humans partners might
suffer unjustifiable harm tenn
|porarily through his. continued
association with them"
The New York counsel said Mr..
Nunan has been subjected to the
most vicious character aSsaSsina-
tion and unfounded villification.
rumor and innuendo."
MIR. Nunan resigned as a mem
Der Of Wenchel. Schulman. Man.
ming & Nunan, Washington law
Iyers and tax consultants, a Arm
which Mr.. Nunan Joined after
leaving the Revenue Bureau IN
l1947.
Mr.. Burke said the former tax
official also has resigned as a
member of the New York firm Of
I olbert. Nunan & Bougart for the
same reasons involved in the
Washington action.
Mr.. Nunan, who was Brooklyn
Internal Revenue collector before
heading the tax-collecting agency.
is under subpoena by the House
Ways and Means subcommittee in
vestigating tax scandals. The
House group will open hearings
here soon on tax cases in the New
York area.
In addition, Mr.. Nunan and
three other former tax officials
are under investigation by spe-
cial Federal grand jury probing
tax cases in New York.
his request that Mr.. Morris be
empowered to grant immunity
from prosecution to certain wit
nesses who may be called in the
inquiry. The President said he
was convinced refusal Of the
power would hamper the inquiry.
The House Judiciary Commit
tee voted two days ago to deny
the immunity power request and
Mr.. Morris told reporters ne did
not think the action would seri-
ously handicap his investigation.
He also said he did not request
the power.
Still pending before the House
and Senate Judiciary Committees
lis q White House request for the
power to subpoena witnesses ard
documents-both inside and out.
side the Government-and to ad-
minister oaths. Mr.. Morris has
said his hands will be tied unless
he is given these powers.
Evening star., 1952-06-05
Reports on D. c. Graduates

F. Richard Helt, jr., son of Mrs.
Phoebe Louise Helt, 13O Webster
street NV, will be graduated
Tomorrow from Rensselaer, Poly
|technic Institute, Troy. N. Y. He
lis about to be commissioned an
ensign in the Navy and will serve
on the U. S. S. Taconic.
X X X X
Robert j. Boyd, jr., 1906 Thirty
second street NV, and. Roland
Is. Engelhart, 4720 Forty-f fifth
Istreet NV, are among the June
graduates at Davidson College,
Davidson, N. c.
X \
Two brothers from Washington
|are among the 835 candidates
for degrees to be conferred at Vir-
|ginia Tech, Blacksburg, Va, on
Sunday.
They are George T. and Charles
IR. Ward. of 1901 Illinois avenue
INV. George will receive his mas
ter of science degree in architec-
Iture. while his brother will get
bachelor of science degree in bus
mess education.
Other Washington graduates
Include John L. Moore, 1913 Thir-
teenth street Sc; Miss Ann L
Evening star., 1952-06-05

Worischek, 4413 Lowell street
NV. and Robert @. Covel. jr..
6718 Piney Branch road NV.
n *k \
Leroy S. Graham, 3525 Daven-
port street NV, was graduated
this week from Drew University,
Madison, N. j. Before taking the
divinity course at Drew, he was
graduated from American Uni
versity.
Curtis B. Harris, 313 Fifteenth
street NE, was among the June
graduates of the University Of
Kentucky. He earned his bachelor
|of artes degree.
X X \ II
Five Washington area residents
were graduated from Lafayette
College. Easton, Pa. this week
They were:
Charles H. Brown, whose fam
lily now lives in Bradenton Beach
Fla: Daniel w. Gichner, 1901
Massachusetts, avenue NV; F
Harvey Whitten. 6O01 Thirty.
third street NV; Evarts j. Wagg
/ jr., 9014 Alton parkway, Silver
Spring, and Allen r. SaSsaman
Havre de Grace, Md.
Evening star., 1952-06-05
Bolivian Paper La Razon' Dismisses All EMPLOYEES

personnel in the hope of resum-
ing. It had editorially opposed
the MNR (National Revolutionary
Movement) party which seized
the government in the revolution.
The paper suspended publica-
tion after armed groups had gone
to its offices seeking to prevent
publication.
Evening star., 1952-06-05
BY the Assoeiaied Press

LA PAZ, Bolivia, June 5-The
independent daily newspaper La
7azon, which suspended publica-
ton after the April 9 revolution,
yesterday dismissed its 800 en-
pioyes.
The newspaper had retained its
Evening star., 1952-06-05

BOYS
Hayne and Lucy Bastan.
Charles and Pauline Burton.
Paul and Josephine Deafenbaush.
Robert and Betty Hendricks.
Robert and Agnes Hern.
Lukas and Florence Hoska.
John and Hettie Jolley.
Francis and Kathleen Leizure.
wilson and Muriel Lott. jr.
Ira and Viola Lovelace.
Alfred and Vera McRae.
Arthur and Shirley Melvin.
Ralph and Juanita Mitchell, sr.
Douglas and MadRe Peck.
Jacob and Jean Sadei. s
John and Nancy Stephens.
Edward and Margaret Waller.
Robert and Catherine Daniel.
George and Eunice Hooper.
Calvin and Carolyn Jackson.
Walter and EVELYN johnson. ST.
william and Ethel Lewis.
Raymond and Mary Nunnley.
William and Catherine Petty.
Stacy and Louise Tut.
GIRLS
William and Evelyn Arnold.
Clement and Frances Booth. 5r.
Harold and Mary Crane, u:
Garrison and Verone Davidson.
William and Pauline David.
Ira and Myra Draughn.
Ira and Elizabeth Fraley.
Charles and Roberta Cannon.
Samuel and Evelyn Michaelson.
Walter and MARGARET Powers, jr.
John and Lucy Price.
John and Marcia Remsberg, 3r.
Charles and Patricia Rim.
John and Irene VanHorn.
Ulysses and Shirley Aiken.
Henry and Edna Allen.
John and Getmis Cam.
Joseph and Mildred Frazier.
Paul and Maurine Simms.
Kenneth and Francis Thompson.
Evening star., 1952-06-05

much "Pme Flavor" coffee the next
largest buyer Naturally Maxwell House Coffee tastes far rch far
wonderful cohes Many brands contain just pinch
Maxwell House, the other hand predmnany
made from prime Flavor" cohees Furthermore
Evening star., 1952-06-05

Flavor coffees They're the choice favor cofees that
the richness good blend Only three of the worlds
growing regions produce substantial these premium
Maxwell House buys of these fine coe than
anyone else in the world it's fact that ~
Evening star., 1952-06-05

The traditional skill added to these fine coes They're
blended by craftsmen expert coeeas Then they're Radiant
the peak to protect
that wonder Maxwell House the coffee
that's truly Good to the Last Drop. No wonder. -.
Evening star., 1952-06-05
Births Reported

tFrom the D. c. Bureau of vital statistics
Evening star., 1952-11-02

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Evening star., 1952-11-02
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Evening star., 1952-11-02
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tests with 592 school children proved the
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paste tastes good. Children love it.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Miss Barbara Piatt
Honored At Shower

Barbara Piatt was the guest o1
honor at a pre-nuptial linen shower
given by Alice Kirk at her State
Road home on Friday evening
Miss Piatt will be wed to Glen
Williams on June 1.
Following an evening of games
Miss Piatt opened her many lovely
gifts which were arranged on q
table attractively decorated with
pink and white streamers, and tiny
parasols. Delicious refreshments
employing the pink and white Co
lor scheme, were served to the
following guests: Mesdames Glenn
Piatt, David Williams, AL Frauhi
ger, Harold Lawrence, and Misses
Carol Williams, Marilyn Williams
Karis Stahl, Corrinne Florian, He,
len Loehden, Mary Ann Kreutzfeld,
Grace Frauhiger, Mary Jane Gro
hen and Nancy Anderson, the
guest of honor and the hostess.
Miss Kirk was assisted during
the evening by her mother, Mrs
Edward Kirk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30

Mrs. Fred Hansen, Mrs. Peter
Hansen, Mrs. Louis Mortus, Mrs.
Blanche Rofkar, Mrs. Eleanor
Boss, Mrs. Willard Schmardebeck,
Mrs. Andrew Hudec, Mrs. Carl
Voss and Judy, Mrs. Wade Shen-
kal, Mrs. Marjorie Gill, Helen and
Irene Szilagyi, Marilyn Schiewe,
Susan Sabo, Marjorie and Marian
baltimore, Catherine Sherwood,
Carol Mailer, Gloria Mackey,
Carol Fitzthum, Karen and Sue
Jensen, Miss Jensen, the guest of
honor, and the hostesses, Mrs. j.
S. Later and Mrs. Fred Jensen.
Unable to attend were: Mrs.
Joe Oravec, Mrs. Robert McCrary,
Mrs. Clarence Muggy, Jr., Mrs.
Austin Clark, Mrs. Albert Gill,
Mrs. Carl Jensen, Mrs. Christ
Ewersen, Joan Petersen, Linda
Lee Voss, Mrs. Anna Fellerath,
Mrs. Henry Clark, Mrs. George
Sibrel, Marlene and Pamela, Mrs.
Orvilla Sherwood, Mrs. Arthur
Cutcher, Mrs. Joseph Mailer,
Anna Sabo, land Suzane Szilagyi.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
LOCAL B & PW LEADERS
ATTEND STATE CONVENTION

Local Business and Professional
Women Club leaders attended the
32nd annual state convention OF
Women's Clubs at Dayton, Ohio
last Friday through Sunday. At
tending from Port Clinton were
Thelma Montgomery, president oil
the Port Clinton Business and Pro
fessional Women's Club, Ann Bo!te
president-elect; Marion Cleary
Lesta Forster, Margaret Rein
heimer, recording secretary-elect;
Esther Petersen, Dorothea Witten
meyer, and Mary Ellen Hostrup.
Miss Montgomery served on the
conventions Resolutions Com
mittee.
The convention was held at the
Hotel Biltmore, Dayton. Mrs
Sarah T. Hughes of Dallas, Texas,
national president, was in atten
dance and spoke at the Saturday
night banquet and the Sunday
morning session. Another inter
esting speaker during the conven
tion was DR.. Richard Hoefler, di
rector of admissions at Witten
berg College, who spoke on "The
Dangers of Being Educated" DR.
Hoefler was the commencement
speaker at the graduation exer.
cises of Port Clinton High School
Wednesday evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
INSTALLATION BANQUET HELD
BY JUNIOR WoMEN'S CLUB

The Junior Women's Club hello
their annual candlelight install
alton banquet at the Catawba
Cliffs Beach Club on Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Albert Fall out
going president, conducted the in
Stallation of new officers.
Installed as new officers were
Mrs. Melvin ART. president; Mrs
Gordon Cooper, vice president;
Mrs. William Anderson, secretary;
Mrs. Burnell Gates, treasurer; Mrs
Allan Foster, corresponding sec.
retary; Mrs. Gene Snyder, reporter
and Mrs. Paul Clemons, historian
Each was presented with a beau
tiful floral corsage.
Serving on the installation
banquet committee were Mrs. Ro
bert Gardner, chairman; Mrs
Howard Fulton, Mrs. Floyd Nc
Cullough, Mrs. William Benedict
Mrs. Michael Drusbacky and Mrs
Richard Coyle.
A short business meeting was
conducted before the installation
services, with 38 members in at
tendance.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
BPW CLUB TO HOLD
ANNIVERSARY DINNER

In honor of their fourth year,
the Port Clinton Business and
Professional Women's Club will
hold their annual anniversary
banquet on June 4, at the Trinity
Methodist Church. With number
of area clubs as guests, installa-
ton of new club officers will be
held. Mrs. Thelma Nehring, pres
ident of the Toledo BPW Chapter,
will be installing officer.
New officers to be installed are
Ann Bolte, president; Eunice Bis
sell, vice president; Margaret
Reinheimer, recording secretary;
Betty Conner, corresponding sec'y
and Norma Drusbacky, treasurer.
Standing committees will be ap-
pointed at a later date.
Honored as an outstanding
personality and career woman will
be May Hesselbart, curator of the
Ottawa County museum. Miss
Hesselbart will be granted the
iirst honorary life membership in
the Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club of Port Clinton.
In charge of the anniversary
celebration are the International
Relations Committee, under the
Craftsmanship of Betty Gillum; and
the Cheer and Fellowship Com
mittee, headed by Esther Petersen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Miss Buhrow Given
Bridal Shower

In honor of Miss Lois Buhrow
Graytown, whose marriage to
Kent Dunmyer of Fremont will he
an event of June 81, a miscellan-
eouS shower was given by her
cousin, Miss Elizabeth Harris, on
Sunday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Dorothea Harris.
During the afternoon guests
enjoyed games, followed by de-
licious luncheon served by the
hostess. The table was decorated
with miniature bridal party
dressed in colors to be used in
the wedding. Individual bridal
corsages were presented to the
guests.
The honored guest received
many lovely gifts from her guests
who included Mrs. Fred Buhrow,
Graytown; Mrs. Dewey Dunmyer,
Miss Marian Engler, Fremont.
Mrs. Arthur Gleckler, Elmore;
Miss Hazel Dunmyer, Mrs. Frank
Dunmyer, Mrs. Lloyd Valiant,
Miss Donald Biehler, Mrs. Car
roll Hetrick, Miss Ila DEWITT,
Miss Kathryn Wohlers, Miss Ma
rie Miller, Mrs. George Ravas,
Mrs. Vernell Miller, Oak Harbor;
Miss Edna Magsig, Martin; Mrs
Floyd Klingbiel, Mrs. Clarence
Grodi, Mrs. Loretta Strickland,
Mrs. Dorothea and Nancy Harris,
Port Clinton. Unable to attend
were Mrs. Lorna Parman, Oak
Harbor; Mrs. Leighton Mackey,
Mrs. Wilhelmina Klingbiel, Port
Clinton; Mrs. Walter Paluch,
Lansing, Michigan; and Miss Dana
Dunmyer, Columbia, Missouri.
Winning prizes during the
games were Miss Marian Engler,
Mrs. Frank Dunmyer, Mrs. Lor-
eta Strickland, Mrs. Vernell Mil
ler, Mrs. Lloyd Valiant, Mrs.
Clarence Grodie and the honored
guest, Miss Lois Buhrow.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
DOROTHEA JENSEN GIVEN
PRE.NUPTIAL SHOWER

Miss DorOthea Jensen, who will
be married to Mr.. Carl Moquist,
of Ethan, South Dakota, and Ho-
mer, Mich, on Sunday, June Is,
was honored at miscellaneous
shower given by Mrs. j. S. LATER
and Mrs. Fred Jensen, Saturday
evening ,at the Jensen home.
The marriage, an open service,
will take place at 2:30 p. m. in
the Peace Lutheran Church, cor
ner Monroe and Fourth streets.
The Rev. Hartwig Pruess, pastor,
will officiate at the double ring
ceremony. Reception will follow
the ceremony and will be held In
the parlors of the Gypsum Com
munity Church.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John C. Jensen, Gyp-
sum. A graduate of the Univer-
sity of Toledo, Miss Jensen teach
es at Westfeld School in Toledo.
She is member of Alpha Chi
Omega Sorority and number of
other organizations here and in
, Toledo.
Her fiance is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Moquist, of Ethan,
South Dakota. He graduated from
South Dakota State College and is
feldman for the Pet Milk Co.
at Homer. He was formerly To-
Gated with that firm at Fremont.
In Toledo, Miss Jensen has been
honored during recent weeks with
number of pre-nuptial parties,
among them a dinner at the Hill
crest Hotel, when members Of her
bowling team entertained and
presented the bride-elect with a
gift.
Miss Jensen was also the guest
of honor at a dinner at the Will
liams House in Maumee, when the
faculty of Westfeld School we're
guests, and at a luncheon in To
ledo when officers of Westfield
P. T. A. presented Miss Jensen
with a one-piece gift.
On Tuesday evening of next
week, Miss Lucy Frazer, of the
Westfield faculty will entertain
for Miss Jensen at shower and
this Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Ern-
est Rosebrook, of Toledo, and
Mrs. Karl Bettinger, of Berkey
Ohio, will entertain at the Fred
Meyers home on Seventh street
for the pleasure of Miss Jensen
and Mrs. Eugene Rose, recent
bride.
Decorations at the shower last
Saturday evening were carried out
in motif of colors that will be
! worn by the brides attendants al
her wedding.
Card bingo provided diversion
following which the guest of hon
or opened her lovely gifts.
Those present were: Mrs. John
C. Jensen, Mrs. Forest Gardner
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
PYTHIAN SISTERS HELD
ANNUAL INSPECTION

Amidst beautiful spring floral
decorations, the Pythian Sisters
held their annual inspection last
Wednesday evening, May 81, in
the X of P Hall. Edwina Ford OF
Clyde, Ohio, District Deputy
Grand Chief, was the inspecting
officer.
Following the ceremony, mem
bers enjoyed refreshments from
the beautifully appointed table,
centered with a floral piece OF
sweet peas. Mrs. William Eberle
and Mrs. Arthur Higley poured.
The next regular meeting will
be held on June 4, at which hon.
or will be paid to Mrs. Edna
Barnes who is planning to move
shortly to New York where she
will make her home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Donna Rae Chic Wed
To Robert L. Mackev

In a lovely afternoon ceremony
Miss Donna Rae Chic repeated
nuptial VOWS with Robert l.. Mac.
key Saturday afternoon at 1:30
in Bono Baptist Church The Rev
Thomas R. Hughes read the wed,
ding service. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Chic, Sr. of Graytown. The groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
F. Mackey, Route 3, Port Clinton.
For the ceremony, the church
was beautifully decorated with
bouquets of spring flowers. The
bride was gowned in a coral tai
lored suit with white accessories
She wore corsage of white roses
and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor, Barbara j.
Bruce, selected a blue suit with
which she wore yellow accessories
A corsage of yellow roses and
lilies of the valley completed her
costume.
Mrs. Chic, mother of the bride,
wore a dress of navy blue with
black accessories. Mrs. Mackey, the
groom'S mother, wore a powder
blue print dress and white acces-
sories.
Norman Jennings was best man.
Following the ceremony, the
bridal couple and immediate fam
lilies and friends retired to the
home of the bride in Graytown
where a reception was held. A
beautiful white three TERED we'd
ding cake, topped by a miniature
bride and groom, centered the din
ing room table.
The young couple left on we'd
ding trip to Southern Ohio. Upon
their return they will reside on
Route 3, Port Clinton.
The bride was graduated from
Oak Harbor High School in the
class of 1851. She has been en-
ployed in the Office at Erie Ord
nance Depot. The groom grad
uated in 1949 from Port Clinton
High School and is engaged in
farming.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
MOTHERS ROUNTABLE
MET MONDAY NIGHT

Members of the Mothers Round
table met on Monday evening at
the American Legion Home where
they were entertained by their
daughters.
Committee members in charge
of the meeting were Mrs. Douglas
MacDougall, Mrs. James Thierry,
Mrs. Warren Morgan and Mrs.
Howard Ostling.
Business of the year was COM
pleted. Following the short meet
ing members enjoyed bingo, for
which prizes were awarded.
Plans were completed for an
installation dinner to be held on
June 9 at High Manor in Fremont
Arrangements are in charge of
Mrs. Norval Gill.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
INFANT PRAGUE STUDY
CLUB MET MAY 1o

Members of the Infant Prague
Study Club met Monday evening,
May 19 at the home of Mrs. Jim
Bernard, Erie Gardens. A report
was given by Mrs. Joe Fisher on
Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen of New
City. Mrs. Norman Kolhoff re-
Film slides of England were
Film slides of England were
shown by Mrs. Leighton Mackey,
who described her trip there in
1850.
Following the group discussion
delicious luncheon was served
by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held
on June 16 at the home of Mrs
Bernard Kaspar.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30

Rusincovitch and Marie Throne,
sponsored by Gwendolyn Stout.
Nomination of officers was held
with Viola Debien being named
nominee for Senior Regent; Ethel
Bryant for Junior Regent; Mabel
Eaton and Ruth Green for Chap.
lains; Nettie Wohlers for Re-
corder: and Darlene Chaffin for
Treasurer.
Election of officers will be held
at the next meeting on June 2.
Academy of Friendship Rings
were given to new members OF
the Academy. Recipients were:
Viola Debien, Gwenedolyn Stout
and Ruby Carnicom.
The Women of the Moose are
pulanning to hold bake sale on
June z at Gerner q Wolf.