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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
Heat Blamed As
Truck Hits Woman

Mrs. Effie Quandt, 81, COG E.
Third ST., suffered a fractured
pelvis bone and severe bruises
last Thursday shortly before noon
when she staggered into the path
of truck as she walked along
Route 1853, near the Clifford Zelms
farm home.
Walking to the Clayton Ohm
residence at Catawba, Mrs. Quandt
apparently became faint in the op-
preSive heat and wavered 80 the
highway as the truck, owned by
Sonny hammers and driven by
Arthur Biglin, approached.
A Griesser truck driven by Dan
iel GreSh, Marblehead, was fol
lowing Biglin and in an effort to
avoid the accident, it rolled over
several times. The driver, Daniel
Gresh, escaped injury, Deputy
Sheriff Mike Hetrick reported
Mrs. Quandt was taken to Ma.
gruder hospital in a Neideckel
ambulance.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
Heaviest Highway
Traffic Reported
Over Past Weekend

Heaviest traffic of the year kept
Sheriff Merlan Budd's department
busy over the weekend.
Biggest volume of cars was
noted between p. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday as eastbound traffic, much
of it from East Harbor State Park,
clogged State Route 2 bumper to
bumper.
Sheriff Budd directed traffic at
the Route 2 and 163 intersection
west of Port Clinton and Deputy
Mike Hetrick expedited car move
ments at the Moose Curve, east of
the city.
Only minor mishaps were re-
ported by both city and county
police.
Melvin w. Dutton, A, Column
bus, passenger in a car driven by
Stephan D. Hyman, 62, Blacklick,
O., was treated at Magruder hos
pital for head injuries and cuts
on the left side after the Hyman
car went out of control and struck
utility pole at the intersection
of Port Clinton East and Danbury
North-rds Saturday morning, Dep
uty Hetrick reported.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18

Catawba Stars will meet weekly to
complete this years project. Lois
Rofkar will attend camp at Kelly'S
Island as Jr. Camp counsellor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Peltier have
as their guest, Mrs. Grace Peltier
of Bellevue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Bellows
and family of Munster, Indiana are
guests of Mrs. and Mrs. H. Rishel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Williams
and sons spent several days over
he weekend in West Branch,
Michigan.
Several local firemen, including
Ballard and Christensen are plan
ming to attend the meeting at
Ada, Ohio in the near future.
The installation of the new tele-
phone cable along East Road has
been complete and service restor-
ed.
The early varieties of sweet
cherries will soon be on the road
side markets, the quantity will de-
pend upon who wins in the battle
with the birds, as the crop is only
! fair.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
SCATTER PINS

About 18 years ago, six cousins
were born within years time,
their birthdays ranging from Aug
ust "a to August IL of the follow
ing year And now all six are
on graduation rosters, four of the
cousins getting diplomas this year,
and the two younger members of
the sextet booked for graduation
next spring : F.. Richard Radloff
and Ronnie Schau were PCHS
seniors this year, Danny Nissen
graduated from Danbury, and
David Heath (he's the grandson
of the Bill Zeis0 got his diploma
at Cincinnati Next year
grads will be cousins Bill Will
liams and Karen Kramer at Oak
Harbor Special hello to for
mer Peer Thelma Detlef in San
dusky: belated happy birthday!
And how did you like Rocks sur
prise gift of subscription to The
News? That new home of the
George Taylors', out w. Third st.
way, is a mighty pretty shade of
yellow If Fred Singer knew
how many people were so deeply
concerned when word of his ILL
ness got around, he'd get we'll in
record time! Gosh, what popular
guy he is! Elsa FlorIan
brought us such a beeyoo-tiful
rose from her garden the other day
that we had to hastily clean off
the Uttered desk to display it pro-
perly Kitty Laffey will join
the staff at Red and Marge Fitz-
thum's former place, near Gyp-
sum, when new owners Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Tune of Tiffin take over
soon The Bill Eberles~ had a
dismaying experience on their
first day out they're vacationing
in California; when they discovered
all their travellers checks were
here at home
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18

home Saturday after being Surgi-
cal patients in Magruder Hospital.
Mrs. Jack Disher has received
her official notification to be in
New York June 10, to leave for
Landsburg, Germany, where she
will join her husband, 1t. Jack
Disher. Mrs. Charles Steffens will
accompany her to the East where
they will be over night guests OF
the formers sister.
Mrs. George Zimmerman and
granddaughter returned to De-
troit Sunday after a weeks visit
with Miss Amanda Rofkar.
Mrs. V. A. Frye and Henry Rot
kar attended the Zeis-Crohen we'd
ding and reception in Port Clin-
ton Saturday.
The L. A. C. will hold its final
meeting and picnic luncheon at
the home of Mrs. A. Van Clemens
Wednesday, June 30 Guests are
requested to bring table service.
Following the luncheon Mrs. A. H..
Rofkar will review "The Miracle
of the Hills" life story of DR..
Mary Shoup.
The Garden Club will meet
Tuesday, June % with Mrs. Ar
thur Rofkar in place of Mrs. j. S.
Later, Port Clinton.
The Dorcas Society will meet
June "a at 8 O'Clock in the Union
Chapel. Mrs. Carl Hilker will lead
devotions and the hostesseS will
be Mrs. Richard Hees, Mrs. V. A.
Frye and Mrs. M. Smith.
Invitation has been received by
Mothers Club members, daughters
and guests to attend a bridal
shower Thursday evening, June
II, in Erie Gardens Community
Hall for Miss Norma Jean Hees
bride-elect of June 26. Hostess fol-
the occasion will be Mrs. Wade
Shenkel, Mrs. Franklin Rofnar anC
Mrs. Donald Pole of Sandusky
Mrs. Pole and Mrs. Shenkel have
been chosen by Miss Hees as hel
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
GENOA ITEMS
GENOA ITEMS
BOB BUEHLER
NEW LEGION
COMMANDER
By ANDY HALEY
News Staff Correspondent

Robert Buehler is the new
commander of Genoa post
324, American Legion. He
succeeds Victor Libbe. Other
officers are Walter Koenker,
first vice commander; Marvin
Groweg, second vice commander;
Milton Rocker, adjutant; Erwin
Eppling, sergeant at arms, and
Vance Champion, chaplain and
service officer. Installations will
be held at the next meeting, July
13. Raymond st. Marie Jr., and
Walter Koenker were named as
delegates to the State convention
in Cincinnati, July 80 to August
1st and the post will also send
delegates to the district conven-
ton at Wauseon. June 20. The
post band went to Windsor, Can
ada, where they took an active
part in the peace memorial.
Harmon Johnson, chief of the
Allen township volunteer fire de.
partment, has resigned.
Genoa's daily Bible class has an
enrolment of 216 students.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Drummer are invited to attend the
open house which will be held ir
conjunction with their Golden Ju
bilee at their home Sunday.
Two Genoa lads, Steve Verkin:
and Ronald Cashen, are attenSins
the annual Buckeye Boys State a
GIMP Perry.
Henry Hoseman, Port Clinton
has been awarded the tree trim
ming job in the town hall yard.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18

attendants.
The name of Dale Wahlers was
omitted last week as one OF those
confirmed in Peace Lutheran
church.
Work on the new school build
ing is progressing rapidly.
The Gem Beach Grill was open
ed Saturday under the supervision
of Fred Wolfe. He is being as
sisted by Mrs. Valance of E. o. D.
and his sister, Mrs. E. G. Persons,
Port Clinton.
Mrs. Carl Hilker attended the
wedding of Florence Bernard, d
former resident, in Cincinnati last
week. She also visited Mr.. Hi
ker's parents, who are i'll.
Mrs. Arthur Rofkar had as din
ner guests Tuesday Miss Carolyn
Arndt and Francis Angelori, To-
ledo, Mrs. Ralph Angelori, Mt.
Vernon, N, Y, Mrs. Justina Later
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Aafer, Port
Clinton. The dinner was arranged
for the pleasure of Miss Arndt
and Mr.. Angelori, whose marriage
will take place in Toledo, Satur-
day evening, in Martin Luther
church at 7:30 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Shores spent
several days last week in South
Bend, Indiana. They attended the
family reunion and observance of
her mother Mrs. Alice Geigenheim
er's birthday anniversary.
Mrs. G. Fred Wolfe, daughter
Karen and son Freddie were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Plumer from
Thursday until Sunday, when Mr.
Wolfe came from Columbus fol
them.
All Leaders Mrs. Don Rider anC
Mrs. Arthur Christensen, Linda Pei
tier and Sharon Christensen were
among county All Clothing Clut
members who enjoyed the county
tour at Detroit last week. Point!
of interest were the J. L. Hudson
store and the Ford Rotunda. TIL,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
BRIEF ITEMS
NORTH BASS
RESIDENTS
KEEPING BUSY
BY MRS. RICHARD ZIMMERMAN
Staff Correspondent

Sandusky visitors Monday were
Mrs. George Bower and daughter
Betty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Fox and
Bonnie spent Tuesday in Sandus-
ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stonerook
and children spent several days in
Sandusky visiting with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartlaub
celebrated their wedding anniver-
sary Sunday. They visited over
the weekend at Put-in-Bay with
Mr.. Hartlaub's sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Market.
Elwood Schaffer, Venice, spent
the weekend at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Bower.
Jack Hooven spent Friday in
Port Clinton on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith, Cleve-
land, arrived Friday to spend the
weekend at their cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Fox and
Bonnie, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Zim-
norman and Linda, spent Sunday
visiting in Marblehead.
Happy Birthday" to Freida
Maynard.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18

ger, Port Clinton; Lois Rofkar,
Port Clinton; Judy Wendt, FL
more; Diana Winter, Oak Harbor;
Keith Freimark, Graytown; Jerry
Johns, Graytown; and Beve Hen
ry, Oak Harbor.
For the next three weeks the
Home Demonstration Agent will
be on her Honeymoon. l would
like to thank the people for their
best wishes and presents. | will
continue my column when | return
from my trip. In the meantime
you may wish to observe other
HDA's on TV. Each Tuesday morn
ing at 10 a. m. on the Ginny
Woods program HDA's will pre-
sent timely demonstration. Try
to see these programs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
Youth Badly Hurt
In Water Dive

Nathan Howard, 13, of Milford
Center, who is staying at Lake
side, sustained a head laceration
that required % stitches Sunday
night, when he dived from the
Lakeside dock and hit a sub
merged object believed to be a
rock.
Blood streaming from the bad
cut, the boy was pulled from the
water by life guards at the dock
and was rushed to Magruder hos
pital. X-rays revealed no frac-
lures and the boy was later re-
leased.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18


The rest of the column will be
of interest mainly to the dairy
men. Although if you want to
know what is happening in the
field of milk production this viii!
hold great interest.
1t concerns last Friday, June Ii
which l spent with Ray Herring
who lives at Pataskala. He is the
son of Ralph Herring north Of
Oak Harbor. Ray is representative
for a good line of bulk milk cool
ing tanks. This is the outfit that
replaces milk cans. The first 100%
installation of these tanks in Ohio
for any Dairy was made by Ray in
cooperation with dairy at Ian
caster. Thirty-one farms have
these bulk cooling tanks and sup
ply the Lancaster dairy. Ray esti-
mated that there are a total of
100 bulk tanks in the state.
We watched the truck unload a
tank of milk at the dairy. This
truck cost 800 and is the only
change over expense of the dairy.
A plastic hose is connected to the
pipe line, the 220 volt electric
motor plugged in and the 1,400
gallon tank emptied in 20 minutes
Later, we watched the pickup
at three different farms. The driv-
er electrically agitates the milk,
measures the amount in the tank,
axes a sample for testing, then
pumps the milk from the farmers
tank to the truck. He then flushes
out the tank with water.
Farmers pay 20 cents per cwt.
for hauling on an every other day
pickup. Purchase of farm tanks
were financed by the Production
Credit Assn on group basis. The
dairy makes a deduction from the
milk check SO they are being paid
on the installment plan.
Farm tanks cost from about
$4,000 up. The Lancaster farmers
got them little cheaper on the
group basis and because the dairy
did not make anything on the in
stallation. We took several pic
lures SO we can show you how the
thing works. 1t was an enjoyable
trip. Perhaps you would like Il
see it in operation sometime.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
~ EARRINGS
By JuEL REED COVER

Former Port Clintonite Mrs.
Ned Newcomer, over at Gibson
burg, has just wound up a mighty
successful year as president of the
Junior Women's Club there
That new assistant at DR.. RhielS
office is Bonnie Burkins, a gal
with lot of personality and eff
ficiency How dumb can you
get? It's the Earl McRitchie home
on Monroe street that has those
pretty roses at the side of the
porch, and not the j. M. McRitchie
home as we reported last week
Mary Jean LOtridge is getting
a beautiful tan at her parents
Catawba home while she waits for
the Big Day, August S, when she
sails for a four months stay in
Europe Wayne Lockwood,
son of the Harley Lockwood Jrs.
at Delaware, well known here,
finished his high school days with
the swell record of having receiv-
ed straight AS through all four
years /. Bill Nicholson does a
good job on announcing those Lit
tie League games via public ad-
dress, doesn't he? Judy Bank
ey, eight year old daughter of
the George Bankey's on w. Third
ST., can operate power lawn
mower like a veteran Every
now and then Vivian (Mrs. How
arO Jones and Bee Slaughter get
mistaken for one another, a lot of
people claiming they look enough
alike to be sisters f.. Mary (Sam's
Store) Bergman rescued a baby
quail that came peeping hungrily
to her back door recently, and it's
as good as an alarm clock-comes
cheeping hungrily to the stair
steps at 5 am. Or IS that
good? >.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
SPRING GRADUATES

Among graduates of the Spring
quarter class at Ohio State Uni
versity were Vernon J. Wiersma,
Oak Harbor, bachelor of land
scape architecture; Peter A. Min
derman, Port Clinton, bachelor of
chemical engineering; Mary C.
Roose, bachelor of arts and certi-
ficate of graduate dental hygien-
list; Joseph C. Won Thron, doeseA'
of medicine.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
Rural Residents
Injured In Crash

Mrs. Mildred Englebeck, "A,
Route 2, suffered decorations of
the right knee, lower right arm and
forehead Thursday at 3:55 pm.
in collision between her car and
a truck driven by Robert L. Berg
man, %, Route 2, at the intersec-
ton of Marblehead's Maple street
and Route 1853.
State highway patrolman Thomas
Beckman said Mrs. Englebeck, 60
ing east on Route 163 ttukled
north as the truck approached
from the west. She was brought
to Magruder hospital by Neideck-
er's ambulance and released after
treatment. Mr. Bergman was treat
ed at the office of a Marblehead
physician for abrasions and brui-
ses of the chest.
Two hours earlier, Officer Beck
man investigated another crash at
the intersection of Route 240 and
1853. A car driven by Robert C..
Laser, %, sos E. Fifth ST., halted
for the red light and was struck
from the rear by car driven by
Richard p Linhart, 81, Fostoria.
No one was injured.
Another accident Friday at 10
am. happened on Bay Bridge when
DR.. Waudell Hunter, 46, Sandusky,
en- route to Port Clinton, suffered
minor neck injuries. His vehichle
was struck from the rear by a
truck driven by Otto w. Brother,
Sandusky DR.. Hunter slowed down
for traffic ahead and brakes of
the truck failed to hold the state
patrol reported.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18

Representing the county were
Mrs. Wilton Gulau, president of
the Home Demonstration Council,
Oak Harbor; Mrs. Harris Kardat-
zkie, president, District Home
Demonstration Council, Elmore;
Mrs. Charles Taylor, past council
member, Curtice; and Mrs. Clar-
ence Mallet, past council member,
Millbury.
=
June 26-27-28, Ottawa Coun-
tians including Fred Grimm, coun-
ty agent, will attend District Coun-
sellors Training Camp at Kelly's
Island. A total of 10 counties will
he represented. Alters attending
from Ottawa county are: Karen
Below, Oak Harbor; Kayfrances
Denny, Oak Harbor; Barbara Lin
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
TRINKETS

Waterworks super Bill Crohen
was practically running bus SER
vice to Toledo airport last Thurs
day Daughter Margaret flew
in from California at 10 am, and
at 2 pm. Bill went back after SON.
in-law Danny Benson, who flew in
from Cedar Rapids, Iowa to join
Pat who had come earlier for the
Mary Jane Crohen-Lockwood Zeis
wedding =. Muggsy goes back to
California this weekend That
June q reunion of the Class of
1880 will be at Lakeview Park
here in town Miss Sadie Dun
kle is a horseracing enthusiast,
even if she can't get to the races
;. So when nephew Ray Sperb-
er went to Cleveland to see 'em
last week, she told him to put a
bet on "the seventh horse in the
seventh race" for her And
burned if it didn't turn out to be
the favorite, which paid off
Ray didn't do bad either-picked
a 99-to-1 longshot on a hunch, and
the horse came in to show
Casey, that beautiful collie of
Dave and Diane Corkhill's on Madi.
son street, is back to par after
being hospftalized with injuries
suffered when he was hit by a
car ;. Special note to Mrs. Ed
ward Behrman: woman just call
ed to say she'd tried your red
devils food cake recipe from Last
weeks News, and she wants you
to know that it turned out to be
the best cake she ever baked
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
oMIGosH!

"Your story about the four
year old who stalked into the card
party, reports Mrs. M. reminds
me of an incident that's become
classic in our family"
She was frantically getting
things ready for big dinner, cele-
brating her small sons anniver-
sary, when her little girl came
shrieking in the kitchen.
"Mommy, Jimmy went to the
store in his birthday suit"
she announced. 81 tol him and
tol him ;"
But by that time Mommy was
streaking down the sidewalk in
search of a bare little boy. She
found him, at the store .
where he was proudly showing off
the new suit of slacks and shirt
that he'd just gotten for his birth
day!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
RURAL WOMEN'S NEWS
RURAL WOMENS NEWS
County Represented At
State Demonstration Meet
by MiSCH.
By ROSEMARY McBETH

Ottawa County represented by four ladies at the
State Home Demonstration Council meeting at Ohio State
University Tuesday and Wednesday.
One of the features of the affair Tuesday afternoons
program which included the Ottawa County Homemakers
Chorus directed by Mrs. Virgil Revenaugh.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
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The
JEWEL BOX

You either are honest or you're
not honest. Honesty is like bein'
pregnant. You either is, or you
amt! Amt no halfway business
about it."
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
COULDN'T SAY 1T BETTER!

One of the most delightful peO-
pie we know is an octogenarian,
who has a wit like razor blade,
and a tongue to match. She's pret-
ty disguised about the Mccarthy
affair.
"All this yammerin' around"
she says firmly, makes me sick.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
CATAWBA NEWS ITEMS
CATAWBA NEWS ITEMS
62nd Anniversary Marked
BvL.A.C. And Guests
By MRS. A. H. ROF'KAR
News Staff Correspondent

The L. A. c. and guests observed its 62nd Anniversary
Wednesday with luncheon at High Manor, Fremont The
afternoon spent at Hayes Memorial Park and Museum
Mrs NJ Smith, Mrs Ira Sexton and Mrs. Franklin Ro1kar
had charge of arrangements.
Chester Schafer and Norval Bergman returned to their
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
SAM HARRELL

lkeable energetic young has been sent into Ohio
by the national committee to line up a series of rallies
in the states % congressional districts. big speak
will be brought into Ohio and alout attempt is
planned to swing the Buckeye state into the Democratic
column with big margin in November.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
lrs Good Advice

With all the class reunions that
are being planned here this sum-
mer, maybe some of the B & B
(bald and bulgy clan would be
interested in piece of advice that
Findlay's Tennyson Guyer recent
ly impaired when he spoke at a
class reunion:
"You older folks, instead of 60
ing home the short way tonight,
take the longer route and stop
and do a little neckfn'. It'll do
wonders for you"
Note to Kenny Carter, Dorothy
Aurand, and Wava Schau: Sorry
we didn't hear that to pass on to
you before your recent 25th Ross
high class reunion recently.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
STEVE MITCHELL

national chairman. singled out John p Kelly, popular
Lucas County chairman, and paid the Toledo leader high
tribute for the organzatona work he has done in the
past as well for cooperation given the national
mttee
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
ONE OF THE YOUNGEST

appellate court judges in the history of Ohio is
Joseph Quatman, of Lima. Judge Quatman appoint
ed to fill vacancy by Governor Lausche and already
he's campaigning his 16-county district the youthful
urlst resigned from the Probate bench in Allen County
to accept the appointment.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
WILLIAM THOM

former Congressman from Canton. is steady party
pugger who eats, breathes and lives Democratic 365
days a year
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
DEMOCRATS

are really steamed up victory prospects this fall
following that big JefersonJackso dinner in Columbus
last week. u S. Senator Tom Burke, Governor Frank
Lausche, and National Chairman Steve Mitchell vowed
the party faithful who had gathered for the affair from
all Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
LAST DECEMBER

the Digest recalls ."the President said that unless
the Republican Party develop and enact a program
for the American people, it does not deserve to remain
in power.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
NOTES FROM OTTAWA
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM

Once again we are back in Of
tawa county and mighty fine
feeling it is too. Two and a half
months at school is only a short
time, but it's long enough to be
away. At least you get better
appreciation of home, old friends,
familiar surroundings and so on.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
THE QUESTION

of whether the President will stand by his egs-
lave yardstc is posed in survey headlined "a Dlly
Daily Congress Deserves Defeat. Dilly Daily is term
used by Mr. Eisenhower in warning Republicans against
inacton his program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-18
The Capitol Spotlight
THE JULY ISSUE

of the Democratic Digest weighs the 83rd Congress
by President Esenhowers criterion for party performance
and finds that he will either have to step White House
pressure Congress November ask the voters
to throw the Republicans out of Office