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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-08

show proof Of ones bachelor
status.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
1t, COL. SANFORD RETlRES,
TO TAKE cod CIVILIAN JOB

Ii. Col. John G. Sanford, who
has served as deputy commanding
officer at EOD since transfer of
Col. Elmer w. Grubbs, terminates
his active military duty Saturday
at Fort Hayes, Columbus. His mill
tary career began in 1915.
He is scheduled to accept the
civilian position of Superintendent
of Production at EOD in May. 1t.
Col. ]. L. Holley, Jr., becomes new
acting co at the post until the
arrival, in the near future, of the
new Commanding Officer, Col
Phillips.
Col. Sanford has been at Erie
since Oct. II, 1852 and served as
assistant for supply operations. He
will continue his reserve commits
sion in the Army Reserve Corps.
A personal letter from Major ]. H.
Hinrichs, Assistant Chief of Ord
nance, commended him for his
military service and contributions
he made to the Ordnance Corps.
From 1916 to the present, Col.
Sanford has devoted nine years Of
civilian life to his independently
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
Rare Bald Eagle
Found In Allev

A rare bald eagle, stringently
protected by the Bald Eagle Act
under both federal and state regu-
latlons was found shot to death
here last Thursday.
Game warden Laurel Van Camp
was notified after Joan Warner,
IA, 518 E. Fifth-st, first saw the
bird and then called her brother,
Eddie Carnicomb, IL, and Carl
Austin, IL. The bird was first seen
dead in the woods southeast of
Magruder hospital, and later was
found moved to an alley off Fifth
st, its feet cut off.
The bird had wing spread of
five feet two inches. Mr.. Van Camp
said it was an adult bird and had
been dead several days. He esti-
mated % rifle rhad been used.
He said he knew of only five or
possibly six pairs of bald eagles in
this area.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
so STUDENTS RECOGNIZED AT
9Th ANNUAL HONOR BANQUET

A community that recognizes
students outstanding in scholar
ship, leadership, and character is
a good place TO live, said DR.. Dar-
reil +. Linder of Findlay as he
spoke Monday night at the ninth
annual Honor Banquet, whereby
Port Clinton Federation of Wom-
en- and service club pays yearly
tributes TO these qualifications.
There were SO honor students
at this years banquet in St John
Lutheran church, and more than
l40 other guests parents,
teachers, and sponsor groups re-
representatives. paid them warm
tribute.
Receiving National Honor Socie-
ty pins from Federation president
Mrs. Willis Misch, were seniors
Mary Alice Beam, Frank Brough
Ann Cad dy, Harry Chaffin
Stephen Cortkell, Sally Dewitt,
Clyde Enderle, Sharon Gentry, ES-
ther Hansen, Kathryn Knepper,
Paul Moon, Richard Noblitt and
Ruth Rofkar. Twelve juniors, Ia
sophomores. and IL freshmen were
also honored.
Sally Dewitt, speaking for the
seniors, said the annual Honor
Banquet has become goal toward
which students work
People will give you more
problems than anything else" DR..
Linder told the students in en-
phasizing that the world of ideas
presents a challenge of achieve
ment. The value we place on peo-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
FARMER GROUP
VISITS COUNTY
HEALTH BOARD

Verbal fireworks marked
the regular meeting of the
Ottawa County Board Of
Health last Thursday night,
when a delegation of SO irate
farmers appeared at the
monthly session in the courthouse
in connection with Board action
regarding the Meacham slaughter
house in Bay-twp.
The group asked that the un-
licensed slaughterhouse, without
meat inspection be allowed to re-
main open for the convenience of
Slaughtering their own animals.
DR. James l. Rhiel, county health
commissioner, said the slaughter
house has no packing permit and
has previously been cited under
the county meat inspection ordi-
nance.
No action was taken, and inves
tigation is continuing the health
commissioner said.
William R. Brown was reelected
president of the Board and A. w.
Kalb was re,alected vice-president.
Henry Bergman, Genoa, was re-
elected to the Board at the recent
Advisory Council meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
BISHOP REhRING
WILL DEDICATE

The beautiful new 100000 I'm
maculate Conception Cath | i c
school will be dedicated Sunday
by the Rt Rev George ]. Rehring,
Bishop of Toledo, during reverent-
ly impressive ceremonies in which
school children will participate.
Fourth Degree Knights of Co
lumbus, as well as Third Degree
K. of c., will be along the line of
march as escorts as procession
from the rectory to the church
opens the pm. ceremonies Sun
day. Children will sing as the pro-
cession moves to the school, where
the Bishop will bless the outer
walls and entrance before proceed
ing to the auditorium to bless the
hall and stage. The adult choir
will sing as part of the ceremonies.
Blessing of all rooms will be fol-
lowed by a talk by Bishop Reh-
ring. and the Crucifix will be af-
fixed on the wall of the main cor
ridor as solemn part of the dedi-
catory program.
Expected here to join the Rev.
FIR. Karl Brand and the Rev. FIR.
Earl Schmit for the rites are many
priests and sisters representing
parishes of the Fremont Deanery
A supper for the visiting dlgna-
taries, out of town guests, Council
members and campaign chairmen
will follow the ceremonies, the
Altar Society being in charge.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
New Jaslove
Shop To Open

The new Apparel Shop of Jaslove
FurS will have its grand opening
Friday and Saturday from 9 am.
to 9 pm, with gifts for visitors
who drop in to look at Port Clin-
tons newest business addition.
Smart in blue and grey with
sparkling new SHOW cases, the
Shop will feature suits, coats and
dresses in half-sizes and larger
sizes as well as skirts, blouses,
beachwear, and costume jeWelry.
1t will operate in conjunction with
Jaslove Furs, which proprietor A.
L. Jaslove opened ten years ago.
Mrs. w. B. Sessler and Mrs. Harry
Coe are staff members I'm charge
of the new Apparel Shop.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
MAYOR RACE is
ONLY CONTEST
IN PRIMARIES

Only one contest-in the Repub-
lican mayoralty race-will con-
front Port Clinton voters at the
primaries next Tuesday, and a
light vote is anticipated.
Incumbent Harold G. Jeremy,
seeking his second term as mayor
will oppose former Mayor Carl
Becker for the top office on the
Republican ticket. There will be
no Democratic primary, since there
is no contest in any office
Two precinct workers from each
party will serve, said board of
elections clerk Ed Minderman,
They will receive instructions Mon
day night, and tie elections board
will complete the official count
Tuesday night after polls close.
There is no change in local vot-
ing places. They are: Precinct l,
Erie Gardens Community House;
2, O'Nan's Garage; 8, Peace Luth-
eran parish hall; 4, Quisno gar
age; 5, City Hall; 6, Brough Bar
Der Shop; z, Slovak Lutheran
church. No absentee ballots have
been cast.
Democrats apparently will have
no chance to fill in their ticket
vacancy for second ward council
man. Columbus officials have told
Mr.. Minderman that since nobody
filed for that office in the pri-
maries, write-ins cannot be per-
mitted at the November election,
which means that incumbent Dave
Jeremy (R) will go back in unop-
posed.
Little campaign activity has APP
peared for either of the opposing
mayoralty candidates. Mr.. Becker,
who served three terms as Mayor,
was defeated in the primaries by
Mr. Jeremy two years ago.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
Polio Fear Retreats rs OTTAWA
County's Youngsters Get Vaccine

sent from school here Wednesday
will be taken to the board of
health offices May for their
shots.
Wednesday morning at Oak Har-
Dor, a team of DR.. w P. Short
ridge, Dr.. w. r. Gibson, Dr. Geo
Boon and DR. Robert Minick in
oculated 240 Oak Harbor and Car
roll-twp children. AT the same time,
81 Gypsum children were being
given the vaccine by DR.. Rhiel and
his team.
Allen-twp children, 100 of them,
were the first to get the vaccine in
the county Dr. Frank Miller, Cur
tice, gave the shots Monday morn
ing after the health board team
got the program started School
nurse Marcella Dehring assisted,
along with volunteers and the
kids got two lollipops apiece, fur
nished by thoughtful mother
Also lnoculated Monday were 65
children at Graytown and % at
Rocky Ridge, DR.. Rhiel handling
the injections with volunteer help
lending a hand He was also in
charge Tuesday when SO LaCarne
youngsters got their shots. Red
Cross Volunteer Nurses Aides Mrs.
Dennis Valance and Mrs. Harvey
Guthrie assisted.
Mrs. Stevens brought the prec-
ious vials of vaccine here from
,Bowling Green last Saturday Only
about 80 percent of the amount
requisitioned by Dr., Rhiel was al
located to Ottawa County on this
first shipment. vaccine for the
second shot will arrive later.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29

in return for granting of a long
term operating lease on the con-
ceSsion business at the busy park,
with the city eventually buying
back the structure.
Several parties are ''lukewarm"
on such proposition, said Safety
Service Director Walter Wagener
He displayed plans for suggested
new concession building that the
city could erect, estimating cost of
the cement block building at about
$4,000; which Councilmen felt the
city should not eXpend at this
time. The plans also provided for
a bath-house addition to the struc-
ture.
AS matters now stand, there will
be no concession stand at the park
this summer. The Earl Boyle fam
lily operated the park stand last
year, and street department work
erS aided in park maintenance.
The improved beach is attracting
increasingly large numbers of visi-
tors to the park.
New Equipment
Purchase of new slide, at S165.
and an additional piece of play ap-
paratus is planned, said Mr.. Wag-
ener. The children's swimming
pool is being readied, and new
pump will be put in, Mr.. Wagner
reported.
Other summertime matters were
discussed. Mayor Harold Jeremy
said Buffalo Coast Guard head
quarters have been contacted con-
cerning installation of light and
fog horn on East Pier. Installation
of the launching ramp at Jeffer-
son-st has been delayed due to
weather conditions, but will pro-
ceed rapidly.
Continued on Page q
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
Emergency Room
Treats Patients

Treated at Maguder hospital
emergency room this week were:
Ray Rahm, Route 3, confusion
right eye, hit by pellets while
working at Standard Products AL
bert Cutcher, 85 w. Loop, cut mid
die finger; Gilbert Wadsworth, Rt.
2, confusion chest, fell off bicycle;
Russell Shinevar, 539 w. Third,
dog bite; Donald Held, eye injury,
ran twig in eye; Sue Ann Carroll,
Lakeside. forehead laceration, fell
on dock; Rickey Lawley, Route 2.
thumb laceration, from lawnmow-
err; Elsie Petersen, 102 Elm, frac.
tured wrist, knocked down by dog;
Betty Tunnel, 701 B-st, laceration,
cut with pie plate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29

pie is the difference between Iron
Curtain RECOMMENDATION, where peo-
pie are tools of a system; and the
American way, where a system is
tool in the hands of the people,
he said.
He told them life will take
spirit, no matter how we'll equip
ped they we're mentally, intellect
ually and physically. He urged
them to consider the story of a
$1,000 a year man who turned
down a $4,000 a year job be-
cause the new job not the sal
ary was ''too small.
D. D. Sims was POSTMASTER, in
vocation was given by the Rev
Perry Blankenship, and special
music included the trumpet trio
of Jane Reynolds, Faythe Duffy
and Francis Roose, accompanied
by Jane Minoff; and the vocal trio
of Jean Blakenship, Jane Reynolds
and Jane Minoff, accompanied by
Virginia Bracken. Paul Moons
prize winning humorous reading
added much to the program.
Red geraniums in silver con-
tainerS, chalk tied in red ribbon
to represent diplomas, and Ma
tional Honor Society table pieces
made an effective setting. Mrs.
Fred Zeis, Federation educational
chairman, was in charge of the
banquet Kiwanis, Rotary, BPW,
and Chamber of Commerce join
Federation in sponsoring the an
nual event.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
LAUSCHE ASKED
TO NAME LOCAL
MAN TO COUNCIL

Lake Erie Islands and Pen
insula Vacationland Tuesday
asked Governor Frank Laus-
che to give serious considera-
ton to the appointment of a
man from this general area to
fill the vacancy on the OHIO Wild
life Council.
"We feel this is reasonable
recommendation to make inaSmuch
as we are practically in the center
of the Lake Erie and SanduSky
Bay commercial, as we'll as hook
and line fishing areas" said Va
cationland's letter to Governor
Lausche over the signature of eX-
ecutive secretary t. p Finefrock.
1--WE also have a great snare OF the
Lake Erie and most of the San
usky Bay marshes which represent
great duck hunting eXpanses."
Pointing out that fishing, hunt
ing and the attendant conservation
problems are of prime importance
to this section of the state and that
in no other section are they so
concentrated, the letter continues:
Because these topics are receiv-
ing the statewide attention they
deserve, we feel justified in re-
queSting that the troubles, prob
lens and opinions from our area
be expressed on the Ohio Wild
life ouncil by competent au-
thority from the area"
A vacanSy on the Council exists
with the recent resignation Of
Maurice B. Kocher, Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
COUNCIL HANDS
PAY REQUEST
TO COMMITTEE

City Council Tuesday night voted
to refer to the health and safety
committee request that Ernest
ISsac, patrolman applicant, receive
restitution for the time he put in
last fall in a breaking in'' period
for job he did not get.
Atty James Thierry, represent
ing Mr.. Isaac, said the request for
compensation was being made
from the viewpoint of a moral OBJ
legation and stressed it was in no
way a forcing action.
He listed rs hours and 40 min
uteS unpaid service Mr. Isaac gave
to police work, botl in the cruiser
and in municipal court, starting
Oct. 10, and said that in addition
Mr. Isaac lost 80 hours work at the
Kelly Island Co. A total of S161. 10
was given as value of the time
contributed.
The police card given Mr.. Isaac
by George Lemaster to ride in the
cruiser was displayed, as was the
radio license Mr. Isaac obtained in
what Mr.. Thierry termed was his
understanding that he would be
appointed to the department, after
the break-in period, if he passed
the Civil Service exam.
Mr.. Isaac passed the exam in
December, but has never been ap-
pointed. CouncilWoman Carlista
Snyder pressed for an answer as
to why he had not been, but did
not get a direct answer from Mayor
Jeremy.
Mr.. Wagener said he had given
Mr. Isaac permission to ride in the
cruiser one night, and that he had
offered to pay him out of his own
pocket for four hours work. Mr..
Jeremy said Mr.. Isaac's police car
credential had not been signed by
him, nor did it bear the official
city seal as he had instructed then
Chief LemaSter was to be affixed
en- all authorized cards.
Councilman Charles Ruddock
said that he felt that while the
city was not legally obligated to
compensate Mr.. Isaac, he felt that
the circumstances arose from an
error made by the discharged chief
He added he believed 1--WE are re.
sponsible for the men we hire"
Both Mr.. Jeremy and Mr.. Wag-
ener reiterated they had nothing
against Mr.. Isaac personally, and
the Mayor said he was mot against
him getting the money" But, said
Mr.. Jeremy, he belived that dam
ages to citizens car of some S6s
after being hit by the police cruis
er, constituted an equal moral OBJ
legation" For payment.
President Lee Bracken brought
up the question of establishing {
precedent, in Councils decision a!
to whether to compensate Mr.
Isaac for any or part of the serv
ices claimed.
The health and welfare commit
tee of KaStro, Snyder and Jeremy
will consider the matter. Kastrt
and Jeremy voted no on Ruddock',
motion, seconded by Mizener, tt
refer the matter to committee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
BULLETIN

Frank K. Baker, secretary of the
American Bowling Congress, one of
the top men in the nations bowl
ing circles, will be speaker at fhe
animal banquet Of fhe Wednesday
Night League May a at R~ownie's.
Arrangements for Mr.. Bakers ap-
pearance here were completed by
Rod Granstaff, who will be toast
master, Wednesday afternoon in a
telephone call TO Fort Wayne.
Sixteen teams are in the Wed
nesday Night League and eight in
the Friday Community League,
which has been invited to Join in
the banquet.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
Two Applications
AIKEN Out For Exam
Photo by MlScH

Two men thus far have indicated
an interest in taking the forthcom-
ing Civil Service exam for police
patrolman. Taking out applications
have been David Miller, son of
Fire Chief and Mrs. Walter Miller,
and Carl PrOkop, Seventh-st.
Present members of the depart
ment, eligible to take the captain
exam, have given no indication
how many will be competing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
"No Comment"
Saws Bill Robel

Current rumors that Police
officer William RobeI may re-
sign as a member of the Port
Clinton police department draws
a mo comment at this time"
statement from officer Robed.
According TO the reports, Of
fieer RobeI is considering Ieav-
ing police work for a postal
position. He is on vacation this
week, but plans to return TO
duty May l.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29

mo locally uSed pOItO VACCINE
came from the Cutter labOra-
tories in California. All was
from Wyeth's in Philadelphia.
With more smiles tnan squawks,
Ottawa county's first and second
graders lined up This week to re-
ceive their first polio vaccine shots
in a mass incubation program go
ing forward with smooth eff
cheney that is real credit to the
county's health department and
willing volunteer helpers.
DR.. James Rhiel, county health
commissioner, estimated that all
county schools will have been visit
ed by the end of the school week.
Up to Wednesday night, total of
900 children had been inoculated.
Biggest incubation took place
Wednesday afternoon at the Port
Clinton grade school auditorium
where 258 public school and 80
parochial youngsters were given in
iections by Dr. Rhiel, Dr. Kraft
Ritter and DR.. A. d. Miessner.
Assisting were Doard OF healtf
clerk Gail Stevens, county healtl
nurse Myrtle Klein, school nurses
Lillian Kreilick and Audrey Telep
Red Cross Nursing Chairman Mrs.
Robert Sauer, and Red Cross Vol
unteer Nurses Aides, Mrs. Arthur
Long, Mrs. Carl Becker and Mrs,
William Phipps. Boxes of suckers,
sent by Carl Becker, were distrib-
uted among the youngsters.
Children who had parental au-
thorization slips but who were alb
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29

owned brokerage business, and
six years as a manufacturer and
jobber of sound equipment. A
former resident of Cleveland, he
is married and has one daughter,
Janet, who is employed in the
Civilian Personnel office at EOD.
Col. Sanford said 1t is his desire
to locate in this community and
become an active participant in
its civic affairs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29

Farm, and had experience as man.
ager of the Island Fruit Co. before
taking on his present responsible
job. Belongs to Odd Fellows ana
Oak Harbor Business Mems Assn.
Has three daughters, Mrs. Tom
Grieger of Oak Harbor, Audrey
and Mary at ,lome, and five
months old granddaughter Pamela
who's the apple of her Granddad's
eye. The Henslers will celebrate
their silver wedding anniversary
on May 10, and they're planning an
open house Sunday, May 8, from
2 to and z to 8 in their quarters
at the county Home property. Mrs.
Hensler was Gladys Welch of To-
ledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
ACCIDENT

Deputy sheriff James Ellenberg-
er went visiting at Gypsum Tues
day night while off duty, and
walked right into work.
A car driven by James GilleTand,
16, 1902 E. Perry-st, overturned as
the youth rounded curve at the
Plasterbed-Gypsum Road corner.
He escaped injury A passenger,
Kim Boyle, IA, sustained cut
chin.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
Know Your Public
BY WILLIS G. MIScH
zone of a Series)

JOHN c. HENSLER became SUI
perintendent of ottawa County
Home June |, 1949, and with wife,
Gladys, who serves as matron, he
has merited considerable praise
for the care of its residents, who
currently number 40. A native of
Toledo, he came to Ottawa-co in
1882. Farmed in Bay-twp, near Oak
Harbor, and on the u. S. Gypsum
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
BOYS STATE

Walter Minton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Minton of Danbury
and Gerald Cuba, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cuba of Marblehead,
have been chosen to represent
Danbury-twp high school as dele
gates to Buckeye Boys State at
Camp Perry in June. Alternates
are Neil Shrock and Larry Harger.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
Bob-TaIes
By ROBERT w. REIDER

Tuesday it's the incumbent YER
sus an ex Jeremy VS.. Becker
for the G. o. P mayoralty nomina-
ton lone contest in the city'S
primary election ...
What's this about the unopposed
Democratic city slate having some
charges before November ? =?
Delaware-av over at the
Bay hasn't been quite the
same since Chicks return
from Dixieland.
Truman Morris, southern Ohio
radio executive, and two of his
aides tried out the Catawba golf
course over the weekend
Peach blossoms are drawing
folks from near and far these days
beats the cherry festival in
Washington, they say =.
This was not the under
statement of the year when a
Catawba Avenue business
man admitted after helping
with a delivery to a Delaware
Avenue bistro that this was
the first load he had ever car
ried into a place.
George Stoiber hopes to have his
new parakeet trained to welcome
Amy Irene home after an extended
vacation in Detroit :.
A customer asked Restaurant
proprietor John Poulos what was
on the menu John replied "ray
no mention. Just ORDER"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29

SIGN UP!
All 8-to-l2 year oIds who have
not yet sigaed up to play in
Little League this summer may
do so at z pm. Saturday in city
hall basement, League president
William RobeI announces. Par
enfs need not accompany the
boys.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
by MiScH


LOUIS WARNER. Clinton
birthday last Friday all The the American Bank Build
ing second floor board of health offices
birthday cake and ice in his honor supposed be
surprisebUt hard eagleeyed
Louis tumbed when the being carried in
fu time had by ALL with plenty of birthday wishes
70 good Port Cintonite. {.
Atty. Lowell Petersen, Mrs. John Renhemer Dr. R. R.
honor Colleen Madison Howard Fulton
OF health clerk Gail Stevens who nstsated the gathering In the
front Penny PixIey, Richard
Myrtle Klein, Renheimer
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
COUNCIL STUDIES PARK CONCESSION
Possibility Of Private
Interests Erecting New
Stand Being Considered

Council Tuesday night took under consideration sugges
ton that private interests may build stand
at City Park to replace the razed recently after being
condemned by the state fire marshall.
Solicitor Adair WILDER asked to check legal aspects
whether arrangement to that effect would be feasible
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29

Emmett T. (Red) Ormsby, for
19 years an Umpire in the Amer
ican League, will speak at the
second annual Ladies And Hus-
bands Night in which Kiwanis,
Rotary, Lions, and Business And
Professional Women's Club with
their wives and husbands Join
May 10 at St. John parish hall.
His subject will be "An Umpire
Looks At Baseball And Life"
Kiwanis Club is in charge of this
years affair, at which 400 are
expected.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
BULLETIN

No locally used polio vaccine
came from the Cutter labOra-
tories in California. All was
from Wyeth's in Philadelphia.