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, 1955-06-04

Tb;s d;nnar z ba;na haldeor urged them to interpret fully
the benefit of the Hands = ne"s I as :
Across the Sea Scholarship The Pope told a group Of
Fund, and the proceeds will French newsmen that many
be used to provide the first readers are not competent to
annual scholarship to a deserv criticize what they read, and
ing St. Thomas student for It is therefore up to the writer
four years Of further study at to interpret his material with
the college Of his choice in the all the richness of his spirit
States. and s~ensibilty.
Tickets are available thru He warned against partial
members of the st. Thomas presentation Of the facts or
Committee or at the Virgin twisting Of themu or worst of
Isle Hotel. The price per per- all, the conscious error that
son is $3.50. lis presented in the dress of
- false ohiectiYtv.
, 1955-06-04

dian Prime Minister Nehru
and the U. N. Secretary much
credit.
, 1955-06-04
Hunds Across the Sea Pope Pious XII
Com. in ST. Thomds to Addresses Newsmen
IS Hold Dinner ut Y. !. in Vdticun City

Pope Pious XII in a talk
yesterday with writers and
journalists said that they
exert a preponderant influ-
ence upon public opinion and
urged them to interpret fully
Evening star., 1955-11-19

and the height at which you
hang it can also help to make
your window appear higher or
wider. whichever may be needed
to create proper balance in the
room.
Writer'S COmpanion-An easy
and useful do-it-yourself project
for apartment dwellers is a port
able, or "lap" desk.
This consists Of a box about
10 inches long by IL inches wide
and about ! inch deep. The top
is hinged, making the inside
available for storing writing pa
per. envelopes. pencils, erasers,
pen, stamps. and other writing
materials.
The box can be made Of "
inch plywood and either painted
or covered with one Of these new
adhesive plastics which simulate
pine, mahogany or other woods.
Evening star., 1955-11-19

bring unity to a large picture
window when drapes are used
is to install q valence board.
These boards can be covered
with your drapery fabric or
painted q matching color, thus
forming a unifying bridge of
color across the top Of the win
dow when the drapes are open.
The width Of the valence board
Evening star., 1955-11-19

I AAAA-@
4 Many people who live In
shopping go until the last minute
have the apartment cluttered
boxes.
j If 1t Is not possible to clear one
! or two large drawers or the top
shelf Of q closet for temporary
storage space Of gifts, here is
q tip which might be Of some
help.
Locate q large cardboard box
Good stores are generally happy
Ito give you one). spray 1t care
fully with insecticide to elimi-
| nate any insects which might
be concealed In between layers
OF cardboard, and set the box
4 in the most t-of-the-way cor
ner Of the apartment.
This Christmas box" keeps
| all your gifts, decorations, wrap
ping paper and other seasonal
materials in one location. II Sc
crecy from youngsters is a prob
lem, the christmas box" can be
kept in the back Of your bed
room closet or in your storage
locker II 1t can be securely
locked.
Picture Window Problems
I'VE recently had draw drapes
made for our large picture win-
dow. Although they were costly.
I'm disappointed with their ef-
feet. When the drapes are open,
the window looks almost as bare, /"
One Of the simplest ways to
Evening star., 1955-11-19

A blottef edged with q colored
pressure-sensitive tape on the
top Of the box viii finish it OF
like a real desk.
You win be surprised at how
Evening star., 1955-11-19
APARTMENT FORUM
Ry.NoRMA and DON
By NORMA and DON

Christmas Box-Athough the newspapers have not yet
print Of shopping days left before Christ
mas, the time has come to prepare,
Many people who live in apartments often let Christmas
shopping simply because they don't like to
have apartment clutered up with number Of small
Evening star., 1955-11-19

BRooKpALE AREA, NEAR WISCONSIN, AND WESTERN
BRANp-NEW 4-BEDRooM. BATH, SPLTT-LENEL-$2e, ,95o-
sofa DALTON RD-oPEN SUNDAY, Ii-5-Aneas moa.rpi.e.
Of fine quality
Huge oIels
shopping
right 10 cehond left Andov. left Doson, right homs.
Evening star., 1955-11-19

well this miniature desk viii is that you In Q bed
keep all your personal writing anywhere else like
materials order and how when want to write
it of the whena letter and the hvngdining
not added advantage arei noisy with children.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Russia Reports
Development Of
Vast Oil Field

ROME, June 9 P.-Soviet|
Russia announced yesterday q
vast new oil-producing area has
been established in the Soviet
hinterland which will produce
more petroleum this year than
all the Baku oilfields.
The Baku fields were Russia's
richest. The U. S. S. r. has
ranked third in world petroleum
production, according to the
latest figures available in Rome.
The Russians made their an
nouncement in typically cryptic
fashion at the fourth World
Petroleum Congress. Late in the:
day, their 10 delegates suddenly
put up display case offering the
5000 oil men and women here
from IS countries a choice OF
technical material on the Soviet
oil industry.
Pamphlets Issued
In the past, oil men say, the
Russians gave out little such
information. Yesterday there
were seven pamphlets in English
and Russian plus more than q
score of books in Russian only.
Far back in one, entitled "Condi-|
tions That Led to the Formation
of Oil Fields in the Ural-VolgaI
Oil-Bearing Region" came this
paragraph:
"A new and powerful oil base
called the second Baku' has
been built on the vast expanse
between the Volga and the Urals.
One may judge how rich in oil
this base is by the fact that some
of its regions. such as Bashkiria
and Tataria. will already this
year Q955) produce more oil
than all the oil fields Of the
Baku region, the richest oil
region in the country"
Claim Surprises
The statement was not am
pified.
The Russians had another
surprise for foreign oilmen. in
cluding the 600-man United
States delegation headed by Sec
retary Of the Interior Mckay.
"The Soviet Union was the
first country in the world to in
troduce turbine drilling in indus
try. This took place in 1926"
said another pamphlet.
American oilmen believe they
first introduced turbine drilling
and said the Soviet discovery
appeared to be conveniently
dated Just before the American
invention.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Jury Holds Youth
In Death of Girl, IS

An 18-year-old youth was
held for action of the grand jury
yesterday after a coroner's jury
found him responsible for the
death of a 15-year-old junior
high school girl.
Held was Russell E. Carter.
colored, who police said is a
former inmate Of the Industrial
Home School and District Re-
ceiving Home.
The girl, Caroline Nelson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thom-
as H. Nelson, colored, of 1912
Georgia avenue NV, was found
in the bathtub of the Nelson
apartment May 81. Police said
she had been severely beaten and
thrown into the tub.
Sergt. Carl Rudbeck of homi-
eide squad told the jury Carter
was arrested In a Seventh street
movie a short time after the
girls body was found in the
blood-spattered apartment.
DR.. Magruder Macdonald said
the autopsy showed the girl had
not been sexually assaulted.
Evening star., 1955-06-09

Lever Brothers Internationally guarantee that new
Rinse Blue will give you the cleanest, whest, bright
est washes you can get in your washer-or we'll
give you your money back!
Evening star., 1955-06-09
This new sky-blue detergent WaE
winter because it blues as it was
Lever Brothers guarantees it.

Our new exelvsive-formuIo blue Rinse is differ
ent detergent, specially made for washing machines.
Not just colored blue, but with special buin ingre
dents to make your asher more efficient In fact this
new Rinse Blue with built-in bluing action washes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

Slow cooking is the secret Of this tosty casserole.
WEDNESDAY
Ham Slice Sweet Potato Casserole
Broccoli Fried Corn
Butterscotch Pudding
Sweet Potato Casserole
med I'M sweet potatoes 10 teaspoon ground black
1l2 cups cranberry relish pepper
cups sliced tart apples tablespoons butter
IL teaspoons salt apple slices
"a
Wash and peel potatoes. Cut inch thick Arrange alter
sweet potatoes cranberry relish Preserve "a
for ganish and apples endne with sweet potatoes in a
Sprinkle each layer with salt and
butter Bake in 375-degreeF for hour
longer basng frequently
eight servings.
THURSDAY
a Beef SteU With vegetables
Tomato Asnic Hot Biscuits
Quick AppleSauce Cake Tea
Quick Applesauce Cake
"a cup shortening "a cup thin applesauce
Nae sfted cake flour eggs
12a 70 teaspoon cinnamon
312 teaspoons baking powder "a teaspoon cloves
! teaspoon salt y cup thin applesauce
shortening into mixing bowl along with flour,
sugar baking powder salt and "a cup applesauce Using
electric medium speed minutes scrapng sides
and bottom of howl often Add Spices appesauce
beat minutes longer Turn batter into creased layer cake
pans Bake 350-degrees-F IS minutes until cake
tests done. Frost with favorite icing. BY "Vi"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

Roast Lotn Of Pork n1 sro~nes s Potatoes
Pineapple Cro,n Cheese Cake Coffee
Pineapple Crown Cheese Cake
IA CUPS cups fine graham cracker s s5p sugar
2 tablespoons melted butter teaspoon vanilla
tablespoons sugar / pint Commercial. sour
(S-ounce) packages Pineapple tidbits
cheese ~ Red eur 11n;n, Jelly ,,ao. u, :,
tablespoons of the crumbs Mix remaining crumbs with butter
and Pack firmly into bottom of spring form Soften
in Add at time and beat after each Fold
in vanilla and temperature Pour crumbs
minutes Turn of heat and leave cs In oven to cool about
hour Chill At serving time topy~th crown Of drained
pineapple udblts and dots Of currant Jelly.
MONDAY
Pork Chop Suey Rice
Avocado Grapefruit Salad
GINGERBREAD Tea
Pork Chop Suey
cups diced cooked pork meo UNI onion thinly sliced
y cup sliced mushrooms cups canned bean sprouts
tablespoons cooking fat with liquid
l cup thiny sliced celery tablespoons cornstArch
/ small carrot. cut in strips tablespoons
IL cups broth Cor Salt and pepper to taste
boullon) 112 ours hot cooked rice
Cook pork al mushrooms the low a few
minutes until lightly Drowned Add celery carrot onion and
vegetables Add the sprouts and liquid and
heat boiling Mix the cOrnsarch and sauce; add
minutes until slightly thckened add salt and Serve
over rice Makes six servings .,, about cup EACH
TUESDAY
'D xa ae'' Acorn H squash pG'N''
Almond Cheos Tea
Almond Chews
" cup shortening Topping
cup sugar "a cup chopped, roasted
2 eggs, beaten blanched almonds
teaspoons vanilla "a cup brown (packed)
IL Guns sifted -four / tablespoon flour
u teaspoon salt
teaspoons baking powder "a cup whipping cream
cup shredded coconut
cream shortening sugar; eggs vanilla
Sft flour salt baking powder together. Blerd fl,
tue with Spread dough bottom of baking
pan inches Pour topping dough- Bake in
moderate 1850 degrees about hour Cut into small
Combine
sto welbeaten Blend in Makes about dozen
hewS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1888
FRIDAY


Clam Sou67e Shoestring Potatoes
Broiled Tomatoes Spinach Salad
Chocolate EcldtrS
Clam Soufhe
tablespoons butter / teaspoon salt
tablespoon grated onion "a lspoon pepper
tablespoons cornstarch egg yoks beaten
"a clam Juice minced clans
"a cup light cream, scalded egg whites
Melt the butter in add the onion and Saute
lightly minutes. Add cornstarch, mixing well. Add
juice cream stirring constantly
heat stirring occasionally Add salt pepper
the heat and beat this mixture slowly into the
Stir constantly to prevent cdlng Allow to cool for 10 min
Preheat $50 degrees Beat the whites until
stiff but dry Fold into the clam mixture carefully
mixture into unbuttered 12-quart soufe dish IS
minutes. Serve at Makes four servings.
e. SATURDAY
Y Salisbury Steak Noodles
Carrots in Orange Sauce Relish Tray
Pumpkin Pie
Carrots in Orange Sauce
medium carrots "a cup fresh orange Juice
Va cup sugar tablespoon grated orange
tablespoons -four rind
n teaspoon sal
Cock un. tender in boiling Salted water Blend
cornsarch and salt. Add cook
stirring constantly until thickened about minutes Serve
over Ca rots. Makes enough for four servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
INYKOPPS HONOR
GUEST CONDUCTOR

w ashingtonians had a
chance last evening to meet
Jussi Jalas. son-in-law Of
the famous Finnish Com
poser Jan Sibelius Mr.. ia
las, who conducted three ST.
belius works last evening at
the National Symphony Or
chestra concert, was among
thu guests at an after con-
cert buffet supper given by
Finnish Ambassador and
Nine. Nykopp.
DR.. Howard Mitchell, reg
ular conductor of the or
chestra, had dedicated last
evenings program to Sibe-
Illus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
White House
To Know
LAUGHTER
Continued From Page B-l

Continued From Page B.
who also have been established
at the White House until after
the great event of a new mem
Der of the family. would have
much in common with that
small girl of the White House
of yesteryear, Ruth Cleveland.
going on four. who watched
for the arrival of a new
brother or sister. Small Ruth
was given the handsome
Prince of Wales Room" near
that of her mother, tradition
relates. She shouted with de-
light, when at last, sister Es-
Their arrived, September 3,
1898. Esther was born in a
chamber on the south side
of the White House according
to OLE records. 1t had brand
new draperies and furnishings
all in bright strawberry. Very
soon she was moved into her
mothers boudoir. decorated in
pale blue.
While Esther was being
brought into the world. her
father, the President Of the
United States. had to slip away
to receive the Prince Yorihito
Komatsu, grand nephew OF the
Mikado of Japan. The Prince
promised to intercede for the
health and happiness OF the
baby with his gods and his
ancestors.
The sun shone brightly into
the Lincoln Room of the White
House when Julia Dent Grant.
daughter of Colonel and Mrs.
Frederick Dent Grant and
granddaughter Of President
and Mrs. U. S. Grant. was
born. This baby. now the most
beloved Countess Julia Grant
Cantacuzene of Washington,
has won fame in the world of
arts and letters and as leader
of Republican women. Her
father became Major General
Grant and won a name In the
military archives Of the Nation.
Donelson Children
One of The most engaging
groups Of children in White
House history were the four
children of Mrs. Emily Ten
nessee Donelson, wife Of Mai.
Andrew Jackson Donelson,
and niece of Mrs. Andrew
Jackson. Mrs. Donelson acted
as hostess at the White House
for Widower President Andrew
Jackson. The four Donelson
children were born in the
White House. "Old Hickory"
said that they were the "ap-
Piles of his eyes" He made the
christenings of the Donelson
children occasions of great
moment. He was godfather to
two of them; Martin Van Bu-
rem to another. and James Z.
Polk to. still another. Presi-
dent Jackson was particularly
proud Of the first born of the
Donelson children. Mary RAJ
chel, a 2eonead whom he
called the Sunshine of the
White House"
President and Mrs. John
Quincy Adams always had a
White House full of relatives,
according to The uiary Of odd
Man Eloquence." In this IA
mcus diary he recorded the
births of babies in the White
House without going into de-
tails as 20 names and so forth.
Each chapter of the story Of
the children of the White
House is always fascinating.
The Eisenhower grandchildren
and the new baby will con-
tribute their 81 are to this ju-
venile narrative along with
such engaging youn9st ers as
the White House Gang" led
by Quentin Roosevelt OF the
Theodore Roosevelt admins
tration; the three grandchil-
dren of President Herbert
Hoover; all the grandchildren
and young relatives of the
Franklin D. Roosevelt admins
tration, and the children of
Abraham Lincoln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Nearly 200-Not O big quantity
but mighty big voIues-
lovely
s2Q'' TO s45
Holiday Dresses
for WOMEN
Sizes y / ~
l21z to IN

If your wife, your Mother, your
Mother-in-low is q devotee Of Jel-
Ieffs famed Women's Shop, here's
truly q Christmas windfolI land
we won't tell q soul if you just
sneak in shopping for yourseIf).
Beautiful woods. Royon erepes in
basic one and two-pieee styles $l8
Silk-foeed peou de sole, royon
porty-satins :. many OF them
detailed with velvet, beading, con-
trostine eolors. $lS.
jacket dresses, bolero dresses, tu-
mic dresses :. it's such q compre-
hensive group starring both the
bosies and the dressy fIottery
Womon's wardrobe needs. $lS.
Block, plum, green, brown. grey,
wine, novy in the group. Not of
course every style in every size or
color. $18.
JeIeffs Womens Dress Shop. Second Floor T Street;
'. Selections OF JeIeffs Silver Spring
Evening star., 1955-11-13

3rd Prize

Everything you want for
Christmas every year til
you're III. (up to 500
total value each year)
Evening star., 1955-11-13
2nd Prize

Everything you want for
Christmas every year It'll
you're 21. lup to 5000
total value each year
Evening star., 1955-11-13
100 More Prizes

Everything you want for
Christmas every year til
you're I'll. lup to $40
total value each year
Evening star., 1955-11-13

20 pretty dresses, areal live pony, you name it
and it's yoursl Enter Pillsbury's Cookie Mixes
Rhyming Contest today and make your
happiest Christmas dreams come true each and
eUery Christmas TIL you're 81 years oldi
Evening star., 1955-11-13
st Prize

Everything you want for
Christmas every year I'll
you're III Cup to $500
total value each year,
Evening star., 1955-11-13

HAPPY THE CHILDREN
WHEREVER THEY ARE
WITH PIElSHuHY COOKIES
THEYRE Sure POPULAR
HAPPY THE CHILDREN
WHEREVER THEY ARE
WHOSE NOM BAtgES COOKIES
FOR THEIR COOKIE JAlsi

Send with Psbury
Be TO include
on the back of
Dscbe pbuy pay everything
Christmas prizel
Only rhymes sbsssd b children under Fl win be eligible vim
Winners will b Or originality aptns
m
earliest win
An property Pnsbyr Ms Inc sad aspa ean be II
closing
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Evening star., 1955-11-13
Follow these simple rules |:

1. Write two NV lnss q complsts dis rl,yms:
HAPPY THE CHILDREN
WfiEREvER THEY ARE
Evening star., 1955-11-13

Imagine getting everything you want for
write it down . anything everything! A
sailboat, q stereo-realist camera, motor bike,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
Mrs. Mildred Brown,
Charles Woodnan
Are Wed Saturday

In st. Johns Lutheran Chapel, al
three o'clock Saturday Mrs. Mil
dred C. Brown and Charles J.
Woodman exchanged vows. The
Rev. John Braun officiated at the
single ring ceremony.
The attendants were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. Woodman, brother and
sister-in-law of the groom. Ushers
were Albert Woodman and Dick
Branum.
The bride was lovely in baller-
ina length gown of powder blue
velvet. Her hat and shoes were of
corresponding color She carried a
white Bible with bouquet of or
chids. Her gift from the groom
was rhinestone necklace and ear
rings.
The maid of honor wore a bal
lerina length gown of dusty rose
taffeta, with matching hat and
shoes. Her bouquet was of gar
denias. A rhinestone necklace and
earrings were a gift of the bride.
The bridegroom and his attend
ants wore dark suits with white
carnations in their boutonnaires.
The groom's mother wore teal
print dress with matching acces-
Sories for the wedding. Mrs. Pete
Tressel, sister of the bride chose
a navy blue suit. Their corsages
were of chrySanthemums.
The wedding dinner was served
at four-thirty at the IsA.nd House
for the wedding party.
The reception was held at seven
thirty in the Catawba Island Com
munity Hall, with two hundred and
fifty guests present.
The newlyweds left Monday for
a honeymoon in the eastern states.
On their return they Wit reside in
Sandusky for the present time.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
Society News
Mona Mae Dehring And Carl James Dawson
Are Wed At Marb1ehead In Lovely Rites

Shrimp and peacock of bridal
attendants gowns made a lovely
contrast to the white velvet gown
worn by Mona Mae Dehring, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rollen Deb
ring of 312 Fourth-st, Lakeside,
as she was wed Friday evening to
c. James Dawson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Dawson, Route /, Port
Clinton.
The lovely wedding was solemn
lied at seven o'clock in Marble
head Congregational Church by
the Rev. Gilmore GaluSha. Mrs.
Floyd Smith was organist. Mrs.
Gordon Wohlers was matron of
honor and Howard Bensch was
best man. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
John Karshuk and Miss Leona
Helmke, nursing associates of the
bride, and ushers were Richard
Riedmaier and Kenneth Reitler.
A fingertip veil and a bouquet
of white roses and white orchids
enhanced the beauty of Miss Deb
rings white velvet bridal gown.
Her attendants gowns were of n.y.
Ion net, Mrs. Wohlers wearing
shrimp and bridesmaids peacock
blue. They carried cascade bou-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
Thursday Study Club Guest Night Has
Outstanding Program On Motion Pictures

Robert A. Vile, Columbus, ex
ecutive secretary of the Independ.
ent Theater Owners Council OF
Ohio, was guest speaker when
Thursday Study Club had a Guest
Night meeting Thursday at the
Perry-st home of Mrs. Kenneth
Young.
His talk on the movie industry
was highlighted by the showing
of three sound movies, "Your
Theater And YOU, Costume De-
signing, and Moments In Music.
Censorship, future of the motion
picture, and other pertinent points
provided absorbing conversation
material. Mark Zetzer was pro-
iectioniSt.
Mrs. Verdi Won Thron and Mrs.
Veronica Southwood were on the
program committee with Mrs.
Young. Guests included Mesdames
John Applehans, Charles Miller,
Gordon Mcneil, Peter Paulus, Leo
Glickman, Robert Sauer, Rex Jor-
Ian, Leo Sands, William Wahlers,
George Slaughter Perry Blanken-
hip, Howard Fulton, Howard Ried-
maier, and Robert Kreilick. Mrs.
Vile, wife of the speaker, also was
/ guest.
Members present were Mesdames
Marguerite Finefrock, ward
Luebcke, Emil Meyers, Helen Mil
Ter, William Moon, Margaret Muir
ply, Alpha Neidecker, Howard
Parman, Doris Puffenberger, R. E.
Reynolds, Ralph Snyder, Veronica
Southwood, Verdi Won Thron, Pau
line Wahlers, Fred Zeis, Kenneth
Young, and Jerome Nakrin.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Approximately SO young people
attended the Halloween party in
the EUB Church basement Friday
evening with members of Mrs. Tom
Wilson's Sunday School class in
charge. Festivities got under way
at z pm. with the hall decorated
in gay Halloween tradition.
The party was complete with
Spook Hall, a grand march, fish
pond and various Halloween games.
All present received favors and de-
licious refreshments we're served
at the conclusion of the evening.
The following awards were pre-
sented for outstanding costumes:
prettiest, Marsha Goff; most origi-
nal, John Bly, and funniest, Mrs.
Harvey Goff.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

quets of carnations. Mrs. Wohlers
flowers in shrimp and those of
Mrs. Karshuk and Miss Helmke in
pink.
The brides mother wore teal
blue with corsage of red roses,
and the groom's mother was in
navy blue with white and pink
roses. A reception for $50 guests
was held at Catawba Community
Hall. Serving were Patricia Seng,
Evelyn WILDER, Dolores Kohring
and Gladys Dubbert. When the
newlyweds left for an eastern
honeymoon, the bride travelled in
black knit dress with black ac-
cessories and white orchid corsage.
They will reside at 324 Jasmine-st,
Lakeside.
A graduate of Lakeside high
school and Toledo Hospital School
of Nursing, the new Mrs. Dawson
has been a popular second floor
nurse at Magruder for two years.
Mr.. Dawson, graduating from
PCHS, had two years military SER
vice and is with the Ohio Edison
Co.