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previously
Committee witness had charged the lee
against
questions his political affiliations
result he facing dismissal under Section 9os of the City
positions who
official questions by pleading the protection of
the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution
FrauengIass wrote Einsen md aged
piled with the letter declaring part that iii is shameful for
to nquisiton"
of inqusition violates spirit the Constitution.
Frauenglass, Monday repeatedly
Princeton, Enstein Although he did
appointment, the He also told
reporters letter
SHOULD protection
refusing testify,
his ErauenglassD to DELETE THE STATEMENT
and another the letter without this being mentioned
The fun text of the letter did read to this writer like
thing coming crystal
"intelectuals"?
As grandmaw belered grandpaw fell down
that's the stuff you gotta watch
received communication from an outfit
calling Negro Leadership
Saturday
27h the United Mutual Auditorium will
specific leadership
organization campaign bring halt to these attacks
the Negro leaders named being bounded and
serving prison Pettis Perry Ferdinand Smith depoed
William Patterson, Charlotte Robson
on the list : Virgins
very of Minnesota faculty member who according the bro
"fred because his activities a
Progressive Party"
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munication:
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Social and Personal
4 ST PAUL 4
4 ST. PAUL

Leave For Home After pleasant vacation of several
weeks with their family and friends row Evans Tbps
and infant Thurlow Jr left the city Friday morning June
II by plane for their home in Washington D. c.
ea courtSes accorded the young during her visit
home Mrs Tbbs is the wife of Thurow Evans Tbbs prae
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Social and Personal
& MINNEAPOLIS 4
MINNEAPOLIS

Visits Parents Miss Gloria jackson Of Chicago arrived in
the city Saturday. June for visit with her parents Mr. and
Mrs Bertram Slaughter, 2906 Partland Ave.
Jack and Jill Mothers Meet: The Jack and Jill mothers
met the home of Mrs Lamar Roberts 349 Fifth Ave s.
Friday evening June -
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Last week the venerable professor, in a letter
to a Brooklyn high school teacher advised I'm
teectuals" Cwho DATE to clam up before Con-
gressonal investigating committees should they
be called to testify and II necessary be prepared
to go to the clnko in defense of making like a
clam.
The letter written to William Frau.
englass of James Madison high school, who
was called before the Senate Internal Secur-
ity subcommittee on April 20 TO answer qucs-
tions about lectures he had made six years
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The WAY | SEE IT
4 BY NELL DODSOk RUSSELL

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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

35th St; Mrs. Bruce Il. Lucas,
1921 Wayzata Blvd.
June 21-Wm. Brown 1892
Smelling Ave; Franklin w.
Turner, 2421 Portland Ave; Max
inc Campbell. 1928 Clinton Ave,
juno ~ Herbert Rice. 1908
nth Ave. s.; Joseph Kidd, Mn
respolis.
June 23--Mrs. Alice Moultrie,
City; Walter Mccoy, 1907 Olson
Highway. Angelina Miller. eos
18th Ave. No; VIM. f, Commo-
dore, 1881 Bryant Ave. No
June "a Mrs. Lena LaFaucette
534 Cirard Ave. NJ; Oliver l.,
Cooper, 1914 Smelling Ave; Mrs.
Carrie Sudduth. 627 Emerson
Ave. ~.
June 25-Riley N. Gilchrist,
3s4s End Ave. s.
J'ine 28-Mrs. Jessie Hanmonds
1851 Bryant Ave. "; Mitchell
williams. 1910 s. 9Th St; Elmer
=. Kopp, 253 Second Ave. s.;
Marie Veronica Breedlove. 72l
Aldrich Ave. N; Robt. Wallace.
Jr.; 3427 Third Ave. 9,
Ont-of-Town Birthdays
June 2o-Mrs Arabelle Hill,
es3f champlain Ave. Chicago.
III.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

June 20 J. r., johnson, 526 St
Anthony Ave; Charles Light,
66l w. Central Ave; Betty Lou
Dodd, 1876 Carroll Ave; Pat Kemp
SOC st. Anthony Ave: Mrs,
James Thomas, so4 st. Anthony
Ave.
June Bobby Dodd, 701 Car
roll Ave: John Foster Sr, 2S3 st.
Adams, Georgianna Myers, s6s
Iglehart Ave.
June % Johnnie Whltmore,
500 Rondo Ave; Naomi G. Smith,
5s5 Central Ave. W; Mrs. Ellis
Manning, $50 Iglehart Ave; Har-
riet Renee Jones, 3i6ts Rondo
Ave.
June 23-AIfred White, 994
Carroll Ave: Carlos Moffatt, 9i3
Rondo Ave.
June "a Mrs, Bernice Duke,
$50 Iglehart Ave: James f.
Smith. $50 st. Anthony Ave;
Renee Small, STA Rondo Ave;
Catherine Marie Wright, 37i ".
Western Ave; Barbara Elkins,
2s5 Rondo Ave; Frank Foster,
2s3 N. st. Adams, Mrs, Mary Lee
Morris. 4Os Carroll Ave.
June 25 Mrs. G. NJ. Vassar,
49i ST. Anthony Ave; Mrs. JOS
eph Sykes, $50 Rondo Ave;
Nicholas Cooper, s64 st. Anthony
Ave; C. w. Haskins, ss7 81. An
thOny Ave.
June 26-Ora McMoore. 1866
Blair St; LeVera Greene, 9s4
Iglehart Ave; Diane Louise Clark,
s12 St Anthony Ave.
Out. Of Town Birthday
June FL Clarence WiginRton,
Los Angeles, Calf.
June % Mrs. NJ. p. Humphrey
Los Angeles, Calf.
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Wedding
Anniversaries

June 90 Mr.. and Mrs, Leon
Biies, 1905 Sixth ST. s. 80 years;
Mr.. and Mrs, Theodore Jones.
1922 Third Ave S, IS years. Mr.,
and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Jones. S6e4
Clinton Ave. is years; Mr., and
Mrs. Robert Pierre, ss24 Fourth
Ave, s., IL years.
June 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
X. Gibbs. 4ls2 Elliot Ave. rs
years.
ST. PAUL
June 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Maceo
Simmons, 66S Rondo Ave, IS
years: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L,
Cox. 7si Marshall Ave, IL years,
June 23---M Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Speese, Hardwood Ave, rs years
June 25--Mr. and Mrs, Homer
Speese. 4ss Charles St., II years
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Wilson, 7ss
ST. Anthony Ave. IA years: Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Ballard. 5T7 ST
Anthony Ave. 81 years.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11
Three Xmas Fetes
Planned At EOD

Snow, or no snow, Santa plans
three early visits to the children
of Erie Ordnance Depot members
this year.
If necessary, there's a neat little
helicopter already to be converted
into sleigh, and Rudolph will
guide the way.
Friday and Saturday nights,
Dec. 18 and 10, the Post Civilian
Welfare Fund Council will spon-
sor Christmas parties for civilian
employees and children, the en-
ployees of depot maintenance di-
vision being guests On Friday
night, and the remainder of the
post offices and divisions on Sat
urday night.
These parties will begin at 7:3O
p. m. and will be held in the post
restaurant. Santa will be present
both evenings for all children un-
der IL, and there will be musical
entertainment and refreshments
for young and old.
The annual Santa Claus party
for children of members of the
Officers Mess will be held at 3 p.
m. Sunday, Dec. 20, in the club.
There will be entertainment and
a visit from Santa.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11
WIERzBA HEADS
PATROL UNIT

Henry Wierzba, Port Clinton,
was elected captain of the Ottawa
County Highway Patrol Auxiliary
at the meeting held Monday eve
ming in Port Clinton's American
Legion Hall. He succeeds Richard
Neeb Of Elmore.
Russell Deal, Port Clinton, was
elected secretary-treasurer and he
will succeed Robert Long, also of
Elmore. Highway PatrolGlan Ray
Holcum of the Bay Bridge Station
is advisor to the Ottawa County
Highway Patrol Auxiliary, COM
posed exclusively of American Le-
gionnaires.
Area officers elected were as
follows: Elmore, John DeStazio,
lieutenant; Ray Petersen, sergeant,
and Don Stoner, corporal. Marble
head, Francis Dorko, lieutenant,
and Steve Gresh, sergeant. Oak
Harbor, John Dick, lieutenant;
Werner Babcock, sergeant, and Ed.
Sharpe, corporal. Port Clinton,
Robert Kerr, lieutenant; Casimir
Wferzba, sergeant, and Austin
Clark, corporal.
Applications are now being ac-
cepted from Legionnaires for a
new class of instruction to begin
early next year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11
Barber Singers

Members Of Port clinfon's
Chapter Of the Barbershop Quar-
tef Singing Association present
ed Christmas programs in Trim
Try Methodist and Danbvry L.
theran Churches Sunday and
are scheduled for numerous 9TH
or appearances This month.
The male vocalists will sing
at 9 Sunday morning in cafaw-
ba's Union Chapel and at 10 in
the SIovak Lutheran Church.
Sunday afternoon at 1850, they
will appear at the Ohio Soldiers
Home, SandUsky.
Other appearances include:
Wednesday, Dec. Is, Peace Lu-
theran Church Christmas party;
Dec. 18 and 19, Erie Ordnance
Depot Welfare Council Christ
mas parties; Dec. 20, appear.
ances at e. U. g., St. John LU-
fheran and Immaculate concep-
fion Churches; Dec. ~, St.
Thomas Episcopal Church.
Director Harold Reifz an
noUnces that the chapter is open
for new members at any fime.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11
Get Jail Terms On
Molesting Charge

Charged with having molested
juvenile girl, Ralph Wells, Route
2, and Edward Horner, 124la
West Perry Street, Tuesday fore
noon were fined $1Oo and costs
each and given 15-day sentences
in Ottawa County Jail when they
were taken before Mayor Carl
Becker by arresting officer Will
liam Keesor.
Mayor Becker said the men had
picked up the high school girl in
their car and failed to stop de-
spite lengthy chase by the girls
parents. When the mother of the
girl tried to stop their car in front
of the Island Hotel, she was
thrown to the pavement as the car
started up.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11
INSURANCE FOR
CITY FLEET IS
Air Il MEET

Councilman Roy Oman evident
ly has been watching certain TV
program too much. At Tuesday
nights meeting, after lengthy
discussion re the renewal of fleet
insurance policies for city-owned
vehicles, Oman moved that the
discussion be tabled until the next
meeting $50 we can get the facts.
Insurance agent Earl Wiseman,
upon learning that the policies had
been renewed with another local
firm, asked that the policies be
produced. He insisted that his bid,
which had been in City Auditor
William Zeis' office two days after
the policies expired, would have
saved the city over 500.
Carl Heckler of the Board of
Public Affairs told council that the
policies had been renewed when
they expired Nov, %, as only one
bid had been received.
Main point of contention was
Wiseman's claim that only one
policy was involved and that the
premium cost over $1,000. Boards
are limited by state code from
spending over $1,000 unless coun-
Gil approves.
When Mr.. Zeis brought the
policies to council room, it was
shown that they were separate,
one being for the street depart
ment vehicles and costing $592.71
and the other being for other city
owned vehicles.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11
KYLE COLE DIES
Continued from Page u

where her condition was reported
as fair. Dickey, who was driving
a City Ice & Fuel Co. truck, was
released after treatment for leg
abrasions.
Mrs. Poole was driving north on
Monroe Street when her car crash
ed into Dickey's truck, going east.
The truck was hurled around and
overturned in the street, gasoline
pouring from its tank. Firemen
were called to flush the street and
avert possible fire.
Mrs. Poole's car continued over
the curb and crashed into the
front of the Captain Tom Heating
residence, 1870 West Fourth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heating were asleep
when the crash happened but they
were rudely awakened.
Plaster was cracked in the front
room, dishes broken in the kitch-
en-, books knocked from cases and
the gas was shut off due to pos
sible leak. An hour later. as the
Keatings and their daughter, Mrs.
Earl Brady, were having coffee,
the chimney to the gas heater
crashed to the floor.
Police Chief Jack Shelter inves-
tigated the accident, and said
Mrs. Poole was enroute to her De-
troit home after having stopped at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Able
Melinrose, Ottawa Drive. The
women had returned a few m1n-
utes earlier after visiting rela-
tives in West Virginia.
While Monroe Street is a stop
street at Fourth, the stop sign re-
portedly had been turned around
by children or some ignorant
adult.
Clarence Snyder, 25, Erie Gar
dens, suffered decorations of the
eyelid and arm bruises early Sum-
day night when he lost control of
his car which overturned in the
Routes 2-163 cutoff near the
Three-Mile Crossing in Erie Town
ship. Sheriff Merlan Budd investi-
gated. Snyder reported another
car passed his auto and cut in too
sharply, causing him. to lose con-
troll. He was given emergency
treatment at Magruder Hospital.
C,evelanders Hurt
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Miller,
East 89th Street, Cleveland, es-
capped with minor injuries shortly
before midnight Friday when their
car failed to negotiate the curve
In Route 2, near Bark Inn, and al
most crashed into the dance hall
before stopping.
Buried in Tennessee
Kyle Cole is survived by his
widow, frankie and one daughter.
Sandra Kay, Lemon Apartments.
Portage Township; his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cole, Kings.
port, Tenn; two brothers, William
Cole, Church Hill, Tenn, and
James Cole, Kingsport, and his
paternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cole, Kingsport.
Brief funeral services were held
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11
DRIVERS IN JAIL

Two more motorists spent three
days in county jail this week, fol
lowing their arrests on charge Of
driving while under the influence
of alcohol. Appearing before May
or Carl Becker Tuesday morning
Charles w. Gardner, 26, Route /,
Port Clinton, and Melvin G. Hal
bisen, %, Fremont, were fined
$3.50 and costs and given three-day
Jail sentences. They were arrested
by Port Clinton policemen William
Keesor and Loren Hendrix.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11
MAILING EARLY
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page u
Bay Point and East from the
Church Road to the Marblehead
city limits. All of State Route 2
east of Christy Chapel Road.
Rural Route NO. 3EGrover J. T.
KihkIen, Carrier.
Includes the area west of the
bridge, all of Erie Township west
of Port Clinton on State Route 2
to one half mile beyond Rusha
Creek and west on State Route 1853
to Brokate Road. Note: The Rural
Route number is 3.
Route 3 also includes Bay Town
ship west of Port Clinton to Mud
Creek Bridge and across the
Paulson Road.
Mounted Rovte-Melvin Ballard,
Carrier.
Begins on East Perry at Maple
St. Includes Buckeye Blvd. and all
of Highway 1853 to Vernier's cor
ner. All of the Sand Road to inter-
section at Byrneal Beach. West
Catawba Road to Vernier's corner,
Christy Chapel Road and State Hi
way west from Christy Chapel
Road to Maple st.
When addressing mail matter
the word local means Port Clinton
and the area served by Rural
Routes and Mounted Route origi-
mating at Port Clinton. Gypsum,
Marblehead, Lakeside and Lacarne
have Post Offices and the name
of the town should appear in the
address.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11
EXPLORERS DANCE

miss Explorer for 1858" will
be selected by secret ballot next
Wednesday when the Explorer
Scout troop meets in the Elks hall
She will be crowned at the Ex-
plorer Scouts holiday dance to
be held Tuesday night, Dec. %, in
the Elks Club, with Nick Ball as
dance chairman. Police Chief Jack
Shelter took 10 o I the Explorer
Scouts on a hunting and skeet
shooting trip Saturday. They didn't
get much game but had fun using
up the ammunition.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11
CARD OF THANKS

We acknowledge with sincere
thanks the cards and flowers from
friends, relatives and neighbors,
also the pallbearers, DR.. A. D..
Meisner, the Gerner and Wolf
Funeral Home, Young's Funeral
Directors and comforting words
from Rev. E. HI. Daubert at the
time of the sudden death of our
father and grandfather, Luther M.
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rohde
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Potts
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Burr
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11
CHAMBER TO MEET

A general membership meeting
of the Port Clinton Chamber of
Commerce will be held this Thurs
day evening, Dec. 10, at 7:30 in
the City Council Chambers. Com
mittees,. including NOMINATING will
report. Election will be held at the
annual meeting in January. The
Retail Trade Committee recon-
mends all retail stores remain
open in the evenings from Dec. 13
through Dec. "a.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11

CudSt ceIebrlty teIeVlSiOn and
radio simulcast over ABC net
work stations the evening before
Thanksgiving. The giant enter
tainment show, featuring top Hol-
lywood stars, will alert families
throughout the nation that their
letter carriers will call after
Thanksgiving to pick up con-
tributions to aid more than 300
600 victims of the crippling and
fatal disease. US. Postmaster
General Arthur E. Summerfield
is National Honorary Chairman of
the drive. Local branches of the
National Association of Letter
Carriers (AFL), headed by their
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11
SALUTE TO YOUR
letter CARRIER
Comedians

ON e oil a n S
Dean M artin
a n d ] e r r y
Lewis, honor
ary chairmen of
the nationwide
Letter Carriers
M a r C h" for
muscular d y S =
trophy victims,
will host a spe-
cial CO as t. to-
fo1nx,;ciA~ 1~J
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11
HELD FOR BURGLARY

Robert j. McInnis., 20, Toledo,
arrested Sunday by Toledo police
on an Ottawa County warrant, was
brought to the Ottawa County Jail
Thursday afternoon by Deputy
Sheriff Myron Hetrick for further
questioning and hearing in Justice
Reed Hosler's court. He is accused
of taking $255 in the armed rob-
berry of the Green Acres Tavern,
Woodville Road, on October 2.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11

in the Neidecker Funeral Home
Monday afternoon. The body was
shipped to Akaid Funeral Home,
Bristol, Tenn, where services
were held Thursday afternoon.
Burial was in Cummings Cemetery,
Indian Spring, Tenn. Mr.. Cole was
a veteran of World War II.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11

Your generous contribution
when your letter carrier calls may
save a child'S life. If you miss
your letter carrier, you may send
your contribution to MDA, care of
your local Postmaster.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11

president, VIII
liam G. Do
herty, will give
full support to
the campaign.
G o n SUI 1t this
newspaper for
t III G Of t h e
M a r t in a n d
Lewis Salute
to the Letter
Carrier -
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11

HAVE PEN. WILL SIGN: Hollywood
dctress Sue England proves that
she is brdinY as well os beautiful
by innovdting q new practice in
movietown. She tukes her new
Pdper-Mute desk set with her on
oil interviews with producers. If
she lunds the role. she's well
equipped-in more wdYs thon one
TO sign the film contract
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11
Harvest Apple Crisp


6 cups pared. .ced.thn apple cups sugar
3 uq morqd
lees
Arrange ham bottom of creased obong 10" 6" 2" baking dish
Cover with sliced apples Mix
apples Mix -four SALT and mixing bowl Cut
fork until crmb Add grated cheese and stir lightly Sprinkle
apples Bake (35OF) 405
apples tender and crisp Makes Or bake
individual casseroles (same and temperature).
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11

Try The NEWS Classified Ads.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-11

Ham, apples and luscious cheese cumb combined
make dish for dinner
lunch It's together and you'll love the fascinating combna
of fvors The of the apples perfect
the flavor the ham The big surprise the cub cheese topping
Try this Harvest Apple Crisp the family doesn't back
for
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-02-05

broiler and turkey outlook Tues
day, February 10. Says McAllis-
ter, "Much of our agriculture is
tied to broiler production. The in
dustry is going through a rapid
change in production and market
ing methods. Competition from
other states is real. How this area
meets this competition in the next
few years will have a very lasting
effect on Delaware's agriculture.
He too will concentrate on long
range prospects.
Joseph M. Vial, animal husband
ry specialist at the University of
Maryland, will discuss beef and
swine production in high-priced
land areas on Thursday morning,
February II.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-02-05

Farmers are urged to send in their
samples, too, says Mitchell. En-
tries should be of at least gallon
Of silage in glass jar or card
board container. Entries close
Monday noon, February 9.
Another attraction of the Crops
Show will be the hay classes. The
Crops Show is gaining a reputa-
ton for being the largest hay show
east of the Mississippi, and this
year is no exception. one-hun-
bred entries have already arrived
in Newark" says Mitchell. Other
classes are corn, small grain and
seeds, and sweet and white pota-
toes. All farmers are urged to
enter their crops. County agents
have premium lists and all neces-
sary information.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-02-05

Week. Broilers and turkeys, egg
production, and beef and swine are
outlook items on the program.
Paul E. Nystrom, chairman of
the agricultural economics depart
ment at the University of Mary
land, will relate egg production
outlook to the overall agricultural
outlook, with comments on how
agricultural policy can affect the
picture, too. He'll outline long
range prospects rather than the
immediate future. Nystrom has
been an extension specialist, coun-
ty agent leader, associate director
of extension, director of instruc-
ton, and as head of the depart
ment of agricultural economics at
Maryland
w. T. McAllister, of the Della
ware Agricultural Extension Ser
vice, will survey the ideas in the
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-02-05
Grass SiIage on Exhibit

Farmers can look at and hear
about grass silage at the Univers-
ity of Delaware Farm and Home
Week. Seven Delaware farmers
will show samples of their silage
and tell how they preserved it.
And the Crop Improvement Asso-
citation Exhibit has new class in
grass silage. .A
Alvin Allen, Camden; Merrill
Jones, FELTON,; William N. Hopkins,
Lewes; Ralph Vannoy, Newark;
Paul Mitchell, Hockessin; Marvin