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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
Rural Wonlen's News
BY RITA cUMMINS

GOOD FOOD BUY - Now is the
time to get into the egg-a-day habit
since this is January egg month
and the supply is plentiful with
prices low. Nutrition wise, eggs
are a good buy anytime of the
year
When you scramble, fry, bake or
however you cook eggs, use low
heat for the best flavor and tex
ture. Cooking eggs too fast makes
them tough and leathery.
REUPHOLSTERY = the reup-
holstery classes in Catawba and
Port Clinton have passed the web
bing sire ching" stage and are now
concerned with "hard rolls" -
not the kind you eat though. You
are welcomed to sit in on one of
the classes if you are interested
in reupholstery methods. Catawba
meets at the Catawba School on
Jan. II and 13. Port Clinton NEE S
at the home of Mrs George Oleksa
on Januray 19 and 81.
HOME COUNCIL = On Monday
January "a the Home Council will
meet to plan next years program
of Home Demonstration Work
based on the needs of the home
makers in Ottawa County. If you
feel need to know more about
any of the phases of homemaking,
if there is a particular problem in
your community that you would
like solved, talk to your Home
Councillor. She will be glad to dis
cuss the Home Demonstration pro-
gram with you. The Home Coun-
cillors are: Mrs. Willard Siefke,
Mrs. Richard Peer, Mrs. Dale
Meachem, Mrs. Lawrence Asman,
Mrs. VIM. Luebke, Mrs. Albert
MyerholtZ, Mrs. Willard Tabbert,
Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs. Harold
Kleinhans, Mrs. Roy Drickhamer,
Mrs. Charles Poulalion, Mrs. Don
Lusk, Mrs. Jess Miller, Mrs. Walter
Fliss, Mrs. Melvin Gulau, Mrs. John
Bland, Mrs. Fred Barnes, Mrs. Ray
mond Arndt, Mrs Warren Lemon,
Mrs. Josephine Marek, Mrs. Virgil
Fritz, Mrs. VIM. Phipps, Mrs. Car.
roll Hetrick, Mrs. Albert Stamm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
NOTES FROM OTTAWA
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM

FRED GRIMM
Arthur Libben is in charge of
the Soil Conservation Dis 'rict ban
quet scheduled for February 18.
He was in this morning and reports
the event will be in Oak Harbor
at the st. Paul E & R Church. Big
news about the banquet is that
Wheeler McMillen, editor of Farm
Journal will be the speaker.
A card from Lester Luchsinger
confirms the date and place of The
annual winter fruit meeting 1t
will be held January 10 in the
Danbury church. Why not set aside
that date for your future good?
Just a note about trees. This
morning we received new list of
trees still available. It is amazing
how the inventory is shrinking. If
you want trees to plant in April or
May you better hurry. Luther My
lander is getting some windbreak
trees. These are four and five year
transplsnts that sell for five cents.
Others for refores'ing run eight
to ten dollars per thousand.
John Wood of Elmore has been
producing eggs from hens kept in
wire cages. He has been asked to
speak at the state quality egg
meeting in Columbus during Feb
ruary. l understand that John re-
ceived the invitation because he
has the largest cage egg fac ory
in Ohio.
Interest is snowballing in the
Poultry Institute to be held Feb.
IL in Oak Harbor. Mrs. Carl Vain
wright is chairman and l am sure
you will be hearing more about it.
Some of the folks who have Sc
cured their farm account books
include Irving Burmeister, John
Miller, Jr., Jack Finken, Mrs. E. B.
Finken, Edwin Puestow, Kirk
Luckey, Dick Kasper, Byron Swan,
Charles Opfer.
Call for yours real soon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
Eugene F. Burget
Honored At State

Eugene F. Burget son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl E. Burget, East Fift
Street president of the active
chapter of Delta Upsilon, Ohio
State University, was awarded the
Ralph E. Miller Badge, presented
each year to the outstanding upper.
clasSman, at the fiftieth anniver
Sary of the founding of the Ohio
State Chapter of the fraternity.
The Golden Anniversary cele
bration was highlighted by Sat
urday night banquet at the Co
lumbus Athletic Club. Gene also
is chairman of the Ohio State Uni
verSify Military Ball to be held in
Columbus later this month.
A PCHS graduate, Gene is a
senior at Ohio State and graduates
from the College of Commerce in
June.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

JAN IA: Lendell Ruddock, Irene
Christensen, Beulah Klein, Bar
bara Glass, Mrs. John Lorentzen,
Edwin A. Norris, Edwin o. Will
liams, Mrs. Ruth Dornbusch, Janet
Sanford.
Jan. Is: Carol Paysen Petersen,
Mrs. Tom Keating, E. J. Hass,
Frances RooSe, Mrs. Sanford Swift,
Linda Lee Hetrick, Wendy Sue
Hetrick. Wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wittenmeyer.
Jan. Is: Audrey KarShuk, Ray
mond Lieske, Mrs. George Blaine,
c. H. Jackson, Karen Seidely Alvin
Babcock, Alice Ann Yurista, Dor.
tha Wittenmyer, Norma Drus
backy, Mark Ahrens, Barbara Ann
Bloom. Wedding anniversary OF
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sprenger.
Jan. IT. Sandra Lou st Clair
William L. Zeis, twins Carol Jean
and Judith Ann Podgurski, Otto
Heineman, Roslyn Lynch, Debbie
Kay Belt, Mrs. F. A. Gerner.
Jan. 18: Earl Bredlau, Rodena
Konker, Kenneth Schoerger, Mar
ion Lorensen, Richard Zibbel, AL
len Clemons, Wilbur McRitchie
Debra Jean WadsWorth, Karen Sue
Jensen. Mrs. C. F. Thompson, Mrs.
Fred Guggiaoerg, Casey Immel.
Jan. 10: Edward Schwynn,
Hazel Snider Jeremy, Mrs. Carrie
Long. Wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Simon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Weldon Sherer.
Jan. 20: Twins Arthur and Otto
Warnke, Beatrice Rohacek, Amiel
Smith, Mrs. Mildred Payne, Nelson
Younker, Herbert Terp, Betty
Jones, Mrs. Carl Gluth. Wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Owen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14

OldlCo IIllS ldll.
The Toledo Studio which sub
mitted Jon and Mary Beth'S photo
graph entered over 1000 contest
ants alone. There was $1,000
awarded in cash prizes. The first
place winner received $500, and
was awarded to a little girl in st.
Louis, Missouri. Jon and Mary
Beth were the only contestants
from the Toledo entries to win
honors from the same family.
Jon and Mary Beth each receiv-
ed a Certificate of Award" wi h
their picture mounted on the
award itself. The photos were on
display during Thanksgiving week
in one of Toledo's leading depart
ment store studio.
Jon received a similar award
when he was IL months old, in the
same annual contest held in 1949.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
(H)EARINGS

The John Korndorfers' took off
Friday for winters stay in Fla,
going first to Orlando with plans
for some interesting side-trips
And Ralph and Why Riedmaier
left last week for Pompano Beach,
Fla, where they'll be operating
their popular trailer camp again
this season =. -. Four well known
local men, plus interests from Ere
mont, Sandusky and Toledo are
interested in buying Burt's Store
when estate of the late popular
Bert Klein is settled Mrs. C.
w. Hawker, wife of EOD's officer,
did such a wonderful job in her
demonstration of Japanese floral
arrangements at a recent meeting
of the Women's Club there
That we suspect she's going to be
flooded with requests from pro-
gram chairmen of local organiza-
tions i. Gal with mighty nice
telephone voice: Mrs. Andy DruS-
backy Comments are still COM
ing in about the wonderful job of
decorating that Jim Riemenschnei-
der did for the Elks New Years
Eve dance-that guys got the gift
:. Gene Burgett, down at OSU, is
sort of liason officer for DTC
president Jim Chapman and Coach
Woody Hayes. who's scheduled as
speaker for the big Feb. l foot
ball banquet Ralph Forster,
who can get more things done in
a day than most of us can in a
week, will check in to Battle Creek
soon for little spell of taking-it-
easy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
Farm Bureau
Women Elect

Election of officers was held
when the Ottawa County Farm
Bureau Women's committee met
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. William Reif at Graytown.
Mrs. Reif is the new president,
Mrs. Leon Leutz of Oak Harbor
is vice president and Mrs. Ed.
Ludwig, Port Clinton is secretary.
Ben Glover, organizational direc-
tor, was in charge of the business
meeting during which plans for
1855 were discussed. The group
plans to stress dairy promotion,
county fair, the telephone problem
and public health during the com
ing year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
TRiNKETs

John and Sue ApplehanS and
small son Johny will be moving
back here from Toledo soon as
they find place, and that's good
news to the many friends of the
nice couple Johns at EOD
now Kenny Young, who
bought Pete FoX'S floor covering
establishment, is getting in the
swing of his new line of business,
and the store (Which will stress
draperies too) will go under the
name of YoungS from now on &.
Pete's helping Kenny "break i'm
for a month or so, ann then will
concentrate on getting the new
Fox home built Leo Steffanac-
ci of Route 2 has been taking a lot
of kidding since the White Star
safety car he drove happened to
be involved in PCS first accident
of the year last week s.. But take
off the saddle, boys because
it wasn't Leo's fault, and he did
everything a good driver could to
avoid the crash Is the Rev.
Ernest Kempfer, former Peace
Lutheran pastor now at Toledo
Epiphany Church, readying an in
teresting announcement? Mar
jorie Guth LeGore, whose new hus-
band 10y is a Chief Warrant Off
Ger at Fort Meade, will continue
her civil service secretarial career
there, transferring from EOD
And wasn't their wedding Saturday
a beautiful one? You can't
keep Earl Beucler, News advertis-
ing man down for long = the guy
had major surgery Friday at Park
View hospital, and Saturday, al
ready, he phoned back TO see how
things were coming at the office!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
Edward Oglesbee
Is In Germany

9th Div, Germany - Pvt. Ed.
ward L. Oglesbee, 20, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Oglesbee of Mar
blehead, Ohio, recently joined the
9th Infantry Division in Germany.
AS part of the U. S. Seventh
Army, the 9th Division conducts
rigorous training exercises, includ.
ing realistic maneuvers anG field
problems, in southern Germany.
Oglesbee, an ammunition supply
specialist, entered the Army last
July and completed basic training
aat Fort Knox, KY.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
Fruit Growers
Meet Jan. 19

Winter meeting of the Fruit
Growers will be January 10 at $50
AM. in the Danbury Lutheran
Church basement.
On the program will be v. ].
Paterson, Extension Horticulturist
of Ohio State University, B. F.
Janson, Extension Pathologist of
Ohio State University, Ben Davis
fruit grower from Clyde who will
discuss his growing program and
future outlook, Ed Ludwig, newly
elected president of the Fruit
Grow ers Association, Rinehart
Wendt, grower and professor of
apple products and Herbert Schu-
macker, fruit grower.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14

the line about 'There are smiles
that take away the teardrops", the
song sheet had an r" instead of
a st" as the first letter of tear
drops"
If the idea was to bring down
the house in laughter, it worked!
Explanation
Note to Bus Herl: Airport man
ager Newell Witte comes in with
a possible explanation of the cross
you saw in the sky due north of
your place ON Christmas Eve.
He says that when the ceiling
is just right, the reflection of the
Perry monuments lights form a
perfect cross in the sky, and maybe
that's what it was, instead of nor
thern lights. But is was still
mighty nice to see on Christmas
Eve, wasn't it?
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14

COP. LEGISLATIVE employees
were almost entirely retained
when the lawmakers reconvened
major change was the appoint
ment of former Representative
Mark Bennett of Hancock County
to the sergeant alarms post in the
House. "a spokesman said Claude
Woodward of Montgomery County
was ousted because he said some
"uncomplimentary things" about a
fellow Republican in the primary
election last spring.
JAMES J. Mc cETTRIck, mi
nority floor leader in the Ohio
House, has been busy denying 70
intimafes that he contemplafes
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14

DEMOCRATS increased their
numerical House strength from 34
to AZ in this session. and there
are % new faces on the minority
side-19 freshmen plus three who
are back after interrupted service:
Harold Miller of Toledo, Paul Siple
of Ironton, and Edward DeChant
of Lorain.
PUBLIC UTILITIES are due for
rough session. the governor
is pushing a change in the rate
making formula and A. G. Lam
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
VETERANS OF THE KOREAN CONFLICT

had encouragement this week Rep Ray T. Miller,
J 3D., Cuyahoga) renewed his fight for state bonus.
Miller who championed the Korean vets in the last
session, lost time getting his proposal into the house
hopper it provides maximum bonus of $400 with pay
ments of $40 month for domestic service SIS month
for foreign duty and $40 for each month in combat
Miller estimates 100000 and eligible; figures
the cost at 100 million dollars (retred by bonds 15
year perod if Mlers plan adopted by three-fifths
vote in each house, it goes to the voters next fall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
ROBERT w. REIDER
---------------
Reports From The
STATE
CAPITOL
IN A QUIET BUT IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY

.Ohos Frank j. Lausche sworn-in Monday for
precedented fifth he's the only Democrat in the state
house since all other offices went to the COP last Nove
ber thereby presenting quite contrast to neighborng
Michigan where Soapy Williams unprecedented
fourth carrying his entire ticket to victory and in
neghboring Pennsylvania where the Dems swept every
thing including the legislature all of which has had
quite few Ohio Democrats mumbng to themselves. but
there scads of them hand for Mondays affair and
Young Dems whooped it up at Inaugural Ball in the
evening
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14

clone, fiery solon from Belmont
County wants sweeping invesfi-
CATION of the entire PUco sefup. ).
IF REP. ARTHUR III. MILLESON
ID. Harrison) has his way, strip
miners will have sitter reguia-
tions. .Milleson has introduced
a bill designed to curb alleged
damages to public highways by
irresponsible strippers. he would
broaden the authority of trustees
for township roads, commissioners
for county roads, and the highway
director for state roads.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14

running for mayor against Cleve.
lands Tony ceIebrexxe. who
cleared the hurdle after only fwo
terms in the Ohio Senate. Me-
Geftrick. a veteran of four House
sessions, under proper conditions
Just might be persuaded to take
the plunge.
SPEAKING of veterans. State
Senator Robert A. Pollock R-,
Canton) has started what he calls
his golden anniversary" year in
the Ohio Senate. he first became
a senator in 1904 and is the only
living member of that 1904 Senate
now serving his ninth term,
Pollock is 81 years of age. :.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
TAKE TRAINING

Miss Sharon Christensen, Route
3, and Miss Carol Schlesselman of
Kelly's Island, left Friday by plane
for Minneapolis to attend classes
at Gale Institute, TO take up spe-
cialized training of Communica-
tions for commercial airlines.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
Elmore Children Picked In
National Photo Contest

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard B. Overmyer Rural Emore re-
Gently received notice that their children Jon Howard age
g. and Mary Beth, 2 each Honorable Mention
in the Goth Chldrens National Photograph Contest held
under auspices of the National Association Department
Store Photograph Studios in 200 cities the United
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
The JEW EL
BOX
Hearfache
BY JuEL REED COVER

Heartache
For weeks Mrs. Paul Cook Of
227 Adams-st secretly worked on
the family's pet parakeet Skippy
to say Goodbye Paul., and sur
prise her husband some morning
as he left on his Railway Express
Agency job -.
Skippy finally came through for
the first time as Mr.. Cook was
leaving the house Dec. 81. He left
with that grin and glow that only
people who are fond of parakeets
feel when their pet learns a new
phrase.
Mr. Cook didn't come home. He
died in Warren after suffering a
heart attack.
And now Skippy says Goodbye
Paul" steadily and constantly.
SCATTER PINS
A popular local family, Willis
and Bernice Petersen Cay and
children Judy and Billy, left Port
Clinton last week They will
occupy the Rittman, O., home of
his parents for the winter, while
the senior Gays are in Florida
Then they'll move to New Philadel-
phia which is the center of Willis
territory as coal company repre-
sentative Grace and Charles
Richardson and family will be new
occupants of the Gays former
home, 212 E. Sixth-St The
Leroy ''Bud" Petersens and baby
son arrived from Charleston, w.
Va, about 10 pm. last Thursday
night for a weekend visit with
her aunt, Mrs. Hilda Calderwood,
and other relatives But the
stay proved extended for Lotus
BY 2:30 am. Friday she was in
Magruder hospital operating room
- emergency surgery Doing
we'll, we're glad to hear A
name that fascinates us is Trula
Younce, who was listed as a hos,
pital admission last week i. Don't
you love to say it? Her address
was listed as II w. Loop 4. Mrs.
Steve Monok of Marblehead got a
nice after-Xmas surprise the other
day . Came in to inquire why
she hadn't got a bill for her News
subscription = and found an anon.
ymous friend had paid up for the
family five years in advance!
A Madison-st business place is
looking for new home -.
Why-Mofhers-Gef Grey Dept
These 10-year-olds are pretty
tricky, aren't they? Have you
been caught yet, like this:
my dog, announces The Butch,
"can add"
Knowing darn we'll Buttons can
do nothing but sit up and ask soul.
fully for more food, we scott to the
extent of wagering a hot fudge
sundae.
Whats zero plus eight? "The
Butch asks Buttons. The dog mere
ly looks uninterested.
"See," he says triumphantly
"She said nothing!"
Alright, Tony B., bill me for one
hot fudge sundae.
Reducing Aid, Maybe?
Now, we don't want to accuse
anybody unjustlyy and it's just a
suspicion, BUT.
We've got hunch that whoever
mimeographed those song sheets
for BPW's dinner meeting last
week made a typographical error
on purpose.
1t was in the song 'Smiles." In
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-14
STRATEGY OF RUBBER BELT PROPONENTS

appears to follow the pattern used in the 9Sth and 99h
Assemblies (he bill wasn't offered last SESSION. but this
time proponents appear confident observers look
for the belt people to tie in with the enthusiasm behind ST.
Lawrence Seaway development and it appears that
the rubber belt advocates have prOed from earlier mis-
takes and ready with carefully Laid campaign for
knock down. dragOut fight with the powerful railroad in
terests much of the maneuverng of belt proponents is
being mastermined by Bishop Fitzpatrick foxy legislative
veteran from Trumbu County.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Man S Forgiveness
|0f Fiancee's Debt
Is Upheld by Couft

Forgiving q debt after mar
riaee promise remains o valid
action. although the couple never
marry because Of death.
The Municipal Court Of APP
peals has found this to be true,
even though q promissofy note
for the loan was not returned.
The appellate court IN : deci-
sion handed down yesterday. de-
clared:
s.In the eyes Of the law. there
is no higher consideration TO
support a contract than q pror1-
ise of marriage :
The case involved o civil suit
brought against Mrs. Marion P.
Bond by the administrator Of
the estate OF Charles NJ. Hoge-
land, who died in October. 1858.
Mr.. Hogeland. a widower, had
lent Mrs. Bond $1,000 IN 1852.
for which she gave him q PRONE
issory note. They became en-
gagged in April. 1858.
Mrs. Bonds uncontradicted
testimony was that Mr.. Hoge-
land told her. at the time Of
their engagement. that the note
was Cancelled.
The appellate courts finding.
which upheld the trial courts
ruling against the estate. was
that Mr.. HIGHLANDS statement to
his financee was enough to dis
charge the note. even though he
never returned 1t.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Deyotees Of Wine
And Bread Diet
To Try Joi Fare

Two deEotees Of Omar Khay-
yam's loaf of -hread-ju of wilma
philosophy today began serving
stin jail sentences.
The two men were arrested at
Bladensburg road and Oates
street NE. carrying Q jug Of
wine and . loaf Of bread. They
were charged with being drunk.
Municipal Court Judge Ed
ward Beard yesterday sentenced
George q. (Turkeyneckl Thomp-
son, 56. of no fixed address. TO
30 days. His companion. George
Lewis, 81. Of the first block Of
r street NV. drew 80 days.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
New Faees in Congress
Shy Joe M. Nlgore of Texas
is Lawyer and Ex- Combat Pilot

-
Air Force Reserve and Is . Heu-
tenant colonel with the o8lith
Air Force Reserve Squadron ii
the Rio Grande Valley.
Returning from the service in
1916. Mr.. Kilgore made his home
in McAlien. Tex, and practiced
Law In Edinburg. the county seat.
Shortly after his return to
civilian life, he was elected. to
the Texas House Of Representa-
tiyes from Hidalgo County and
served four terms. He was
chairman Of the House Judiciary
Committee.
Col. Kilgore has been ci1arac-
terized by one Of his friends Of
the press as @the Texas Houses
most able member stocky. boy
ish, straightforward and decep-
lively shy of manner" He was
considered unofficial floor leader
of the Texas House.
While at Randolph Field In
Evening star., 1955-01-06
By HoroId 3. Rogers


Joe =. hneole. tne lev Letno- u
crat from the 18th district Of
Texas, Is . lawyer, veteran Of
four terms in the Texas Legis-
tat,,r. and !. couhat nilot If
.s-,s -.,s. J - -.
WoIiu Hsl
He succeeds Representative
Lloyd n. Bentson. r. VINO was
not 9 candidafe Tor fe-eiection'
Born In Brown County. Tex,
December lO. 1913, ne new
legislator moved with nls Iamlly
20 Hidalgo County N 1879. ne
was graduated from the Mission
High school IN 1888 ana at
tended Westmoreianu college
- INNNSn SwFTK
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Physicians Licensed
For Virginia Practice
BY III. As.seisssd Pfsss

ROANOKE. Jan. 6.--Dr. K.
D. Graves, secretary-treasurer Of
the Virginia Board Of Medical
Examiners. yesterday released q
list of ~ physicians who have
been licensed to practice rnedi-
cine in Virginia by examination.
Also licensed were three CHI
ropodists, along with 50 licensed
to practice medicine and surgery
in Virginia by reciprocity agree
ment with another State. A
homeopath and ostopath also
were listed.
Or. Graves said the 50 physi-
clans approved by Endorsement
Of credentials from other States
were licensed at q meeting of
the Virginia Board of Medical
Examiners in Richmond De-
cember 8-lI.
Among those licensed to prac-
tice by merit OF examinations
December 9-11:
James Stanley Hens, Washingtou,
D. CT. Pierre -Aymar Lechaux, washing
tom b c.. Simon PAiuch. Alexandria:
Irene Elizabeth R0eckei Waahington, n
G.. Henrs Wade stinson, Silver Spring.
Among thoss licenssd as chiropoiists
was !. Leonard Keplan o9 Alexandria.
Anong those licensed 70 practice b.
enforcement q credentials IN the
John Powell Anderson. wsynesboro:
Joseph 1. Atchison, SprinGfeld: Marie
Bruce Alexandria: John Daniel Bunce.
James Richard Chanbers Alexaiidria;
Jonathan Otis Cole. washington. D. G.:
Charles David Cocper, Alexandria:
Oeofge A. Cnurte, washington. D. c.:
John Angelo Dattoif. Arlington. lie Earle
Drake. Warrenton; Merle Weaver Eshel-
man. Harrisonburg; Robert Joel Fink,
Chevy Chase. Md.
Aaron Harry. Gerber. Washinrson.
2. G.; Everett J., Gordon. MashIAeton.
p. G.: Bernard @. Levy, Spring neld;
John Robert Mc3seeyy. Ariinetcni How
Joseph AZ Prpsenxano AnnandaIs:
Charles Glenn smith. Fsais Church;
Befsrsra c. snyder. ATiinstoas Raymond
Gfoller. Silver HprfnG, Nd ns
John A ENaftheuf EniiS church. Sp9
licensed 10 practice honaennnthie mse4i-
efAe an6 Brewster EDGAR Tcpptugk Ar
linktca, Wns licensed - prMcstsA Neteo~
Dathy with sarHesy.