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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
st. James
Open House
Sunday

Continuing their dedication
series, st. James Lutheran
Church, 1924 Hayden ave, will
have an Open House this Sun
day, inviting the community to
come and visit them and see
their new sanctuary.
The latch string will be out
in the afternoon between three
and five o'clock, and again in
the evening between seven and
nine o'clock. Refreshments will
be served in the lounge in the
balcony TO the rear of the
sanctuary.
Speaking for his congrega-
ton. Rev. Robert Barkley, the
minister at st. James, says
"St. James extends a most cor
dial invitation to its neighbors
and 10 all other East Cleveland
ers to visit US next Sunday.
We hope TO see as many East
Clevelanders present as can
come"
The many memorials and
gifts which have been presented
to the building Of the new
sanctuary. adding beauty to It's
services. will be dedicated at
the 10:45 a. m. service next
Sunday. Rev. Barkley is giving
a meditation on the subject.
Blest Communion, Fellowship
Divine"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23

Richard Allen Stafford. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Stat
ford, SSs Eloise DR.. will be
awarded Scouting's highest
honor, Eagle Scout, on Tues
day. January 28th at 7:30 D. m.
at the Caledonia School Gym.
In May, 1949, Dick started
his scouting as a Cuo IN Pack
6. In May, 1851, he became a
member of Troop 10S and in
March, 1854, joined Explorer
Post 10s.
As member Of Post los, ne
has served as Crew Leader,
Deputy Senior Crew Leader and
Senior Crew Leader. Upon the
occasion Of mis- 18th birthday
on March 10th, Dick will be
appointed Assistant Post Ad-
visor.
In addition TO the offices held
by Dick in the Post. he has been
the Chairman of the Explorer
Cabinet Of the Cleveland Boy
Scout Council, and held several
offices In the Order Of the Ar
row, q national camping soci-
ETY..
Dick mas attended the Ma
tional Camp School al Mend
ham, \. j., and has served as
staff member of Cleveland $
Beaumont Summer Camp.
As a member Of the Meth
odist Church OF the Cross,
Dick is active in the VI. Y. r.
and is working on the God and
Country Award under DR.. J. H.
Sivard.
He attends Shaw High School
where ne is senior. Dick is a
member of the Swimming
Team, Science Club, Letter
mems Club and Hi-Y.
Mr.. Dane c. Wescott, Direc-
tor of Camping for the Greater
Cleveland Boy Scout Council,
will present the award.
The public is invited to join
with the Scout Units of the
Caledonia Parent Teachers AS
sociation in honoring Dick
Stafford.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
ECBA Annual
installation
Wednesday

On Wednesday evening, Jan
uary 29Uh at seven o'clock
sharp, the twenty-third Annual
Installation Dinner of the East
Cleveland Business Association
will be held at Easttown Hotel,
Euclid at Strathmore aves.
Speaker for the evening will
be Mr.. c. B. Months whose
knowledge Of "Ohio Folk, his
subject for discussion, will
mean an evening to be re-
membered.
The dinner and program is
open to all members, their la
dies and guests.
Harry Martin is General
Chairman and the program is
being arranged by Wilbur
Lawrence, chairman, J o h n
Howell and Fred W. Lange.
Dinner details are in the capa-
bic hands of Tony Tomsic and
Ed Paul.
The ladies are planning the
table decor, Mrs. X. S. White
man as chairman, being as
sisted by Mrs. John A. Stahl,
Mrs. Joseph Eckel, Mrs. Mel
bourne and Miss Gerry Crowley
Al Cutler, ticket chairman,
reminds that all reservations
must be made in advance. Per-
sons planning to attend should
secure their tickets from Mr..
Cutler, Rollin Rendlesham, Al
Norwich or DIR. John A. Stahl.
Officers to be installed are
president, Jack Wise; vice
president, Joe Eckel; financial
secretary, DR.. R. J. Stahl; cor
responding secretary, Charles
Albright; treasurer, Gerry
Croley. Trustees for the year
are DR.. J. A. Stahl, Al Nor
wick, Wilbur Lawrence, Fred
Henderson, Al Cutler, Rollir
Rendlesham and Ken White
man, retiring president
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Shaw Student
Lounge Fund
Now Official

An unusual event highlighted
the January 1858 Honor Day
assembly held Friday, the 18th
1T was the formal establishment
of the Shaw Student Lounge
fund into which is being chan
neled monies being earned to
furnish the lounge in one OF the
new buildings to be erected this
year on the school grounds. The
new fund starts off with a de-
posit of $500.
Up TO now proceeds from
various ways and means eff
forts have been held in trust,
so to speak, by the principal,
Wayne Blough. Henceforth
these proceeds will go into the
Shaw Student Council Fund.
Checks presented to Mr..
Blough included the $3.50 re-
turns on the stadium conces-
sion venture, by the Student
Council.
Sue Reynolds, Canteen presi-
dent, turned over the $500
earned on the after-game
dances. a car wash and a pen
ny drive.
In addition, Shaw PTA is
holding in it's lounge account
it's share of the concession ven-
ture, and the proceeds from
their card party, total of Sl5.
Student Council faculty ad-
visor is James Sinvid and the
Canteen faculty advisor is
Donald Drefus.
From time to time, Shaw stu
dents will be announcing other
money making endeavors to
bolster the fund to the amount
necessary for furnishing the
Lounge.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23

First expressing her graft.
tude to Kiwanis for introducing
the American Field Service
program to East Cleveland
Eva Mueckenberger of Ger
many, the second ATS student
at Shaw High School, dis
cussed in a charming manner
some Of the customs of her
countrymen and made a few
comparisons from observations
here so far. Eva addressed the
kiwanians Tuesday noon. Her
parents for the year, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Salter also being
guests at the luncheon.
Taking her home in Frank
fort as an example, explaining
It to be typical of many Ger
man homes, Eva said the fam
lily is the important thing and
father is the head of the house
hold.
Saturday afternoons an d
Sunday are dedicated to the
family. Being a nature lover,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Plea: Sign Now
For Blood Bank
On February 9Th

Our community's Central
Blood Bank Unit will be at
Shaw High School, girls gym,
on Thursday, February 9th,
from 100 to 700 p. m.
"Have you made your APP
pointment with Mrs. Charles
Fursdon at PO 1-9029, for your
donation? Asks Mrs. Lou S e
Douglas of the East Cleveland
Chapter. This is your Unit
donations are deposited to your
credit-to be used by you and
your family whenever the need
should arise. Certainly, all of
us know someone who has
used blood in time of emer-
gency, and how grateful the
recipient is:
"Did YOU know that many of
the personnel who contribute
their time and training gratu-
tiously, are East Clevelanders
who know from experience how
valuable such a Central Blood
Bank can be.
Tn order TO process l25 pints
200 donors are needed. Let's
get behind this program. If
this quota is not reached, our
community may well be with
out this vital protection-iU's
up to you! Your personal do
nation is credited to any or
ganization you prefer, your
PTA, your church or the firm
for which you work.
During the years the Blood
Bank program has been car
ried on in East Cleveland, ap-
proximately 2,2O6 pinrs have
been donated. This is a sub
stantial saving to the city at
large, of nearly S55,150, at a
minimum charge, were these
pints to be bought through
commercial channels. Call Mrs.
tursdon at PO 1-9029 today!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23

This year East ClevelanderS
will enjoy the Commute Mid.
Winter Pop Concert in true
pop concert style-seated a.
"a table enjoying refreshments
along with the popular program
Of music. How better to spenC
a Sunday vesper hour.
Tables for the concert Janu.
ary Goth at four-thirty are be,
ing offered for four people fol
four dollars, reserved. Gener'
al admission seats in the raised
stands will be 75c for adults
and 25c for elementary schoo
children.
As widely known as are the
Rhythm-Tens in Ohio, many
home folks including their fel.
low students in Shaw High
School, have not had the op.
portunity of enjoying their 40.
minute presentation. Sundays
performance is their one sched.
uled public appearance of the
year. Their many bookings
otherwise are all privately
sponsored. Under the leader
ship of Miss Margery Shields
and S. Robert Fraser, this
group Of 16 vocalists and 1e
instrumentalists, present a fast
moving program of well-known
music in the style of a TV
Show, using Fred Warnings
Pennsylvanians as their pat
tern.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Set Date For Spring
Music Study Class

The Spring Music Apprecia-
ton Class sponsored by The
East Cleveland Library will
begin on January 29th at 7:A5
p. m. in the Library Auditorium,
and will meet for ten weeks.
Mrs. Ralph T. Hisey. the
leader, is planning the course
to cover music by periods, ro-
mantle to classical, baroque,
renaissance and modern.
This can be an experience
which will open up a whole
rew world for those who en-
rcl' Register by telephone
(LI 1-4128) or in person at the
library. The fee is nominal.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Receive Degree

Miss Bernadette Andrews
1870 Mortified ave-, and Mis-:
Marilyn Johnson, 1859 East
both St, recent graduates
from St. Vincent Charity Hos.
pital School of Nursing have
been notified that they have
passed the State Board Exam
ination and have received THEN
r. n. degree.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Educators Hire
Psychologist

The Board OF Education s
newly hired psychologist, DR.
Charles n. Winslow will make
his first official visit to the
East Cleveland Public Schools
on Friday, February 7th, ac-
cording to an announcement
made by DR.. o. J. korb, super
intendent Of schools.
DR.. Winslow, head Of the
Department of Psychology al
Kent State University will con-
fer one day each week with the
schools Social Worker, Miss
Alice Brannan, the Visiting
Teacher, Mrs. Ruth c. Will
liams, teachers, pupils and
their parents, as needed.
DR. Winslow, a graduate OF
Ohio Wesleyan University, re-
ceived his masters and his doc.
tors degrees from Columbia
University. He has been on the
faculty at Kent State since
1947 and also is head of its
Psychological Clinic.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Replacing Fire
Hose In Schools

Replacing az pieces Of fire
hose, the Board of Education is
purchasing one and a-halt
inch size to fit the equipment
used by the East Cleveland
Fire Department. The dis
carded hose is all of a two.
inch size.
The change will enable
quick and direct connection 10y
the department. The replace
ments are in several of the
boards buildings and entail:
an expenditure Of approx
mately 100000 states n. F
Leist, assistant to the super
intendent.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
CALL NEWS
to
PO. 1873
Shaw January So Class
Get Diplomas Tonight:
Dr.. Bonds Is Speaker

Wayne c. Blough, principal,
presents tho graduates.
Music for the evening will in
clude these selections by the
Shaw Choir, directed by Miss
Marjery Shields: Let All Ma
tions Praise the Lord" (Volick-
man-Leisring). God so Loved
the World" (The Crucifixion by
John Stainer) ,''Ainta That Good
News" (William Dawson,) and
The Lord Bless You and Keep
You" (Peter Lutkin).
The program concludes with
the Alma Mater and March
of the Graduates" Merle J.
Isaac.
Receiving his A. B. Degree
from Henderson State Teachers
College and his Masters degree
in English from Louisiana
State University, DR.. Bonds has
added graduate work in politi-
cal science at Louisiana Uni
versity and summers work at
George Peabody College. He
holds his Doctor of Laws De
gree from Ohio Wesleyan and
Cleveland Marshall law schools.
DR.. Bonds has served on
number of important education
al surveys and comittees for the
government and educational
groups. He was director OF
training for the Atomic Energy
Commission, attended the I948
UNESCA meeting In Paris as
special educational consultant
and next year was State Com
missioner Of Education, State
Of Arkansas and was co-direo-
tor of the Egyptian-American
Joint Committee for Education
when called 10 the presidency of
Baldwin-Wallace College. In all
Of this busy carer, the educator
has found time Co write 9 num-
Der Of books and articles or his
favorite subject, education.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Addams Reminds:
Addams Reminds:
We Have
A Job To
Finish

The strong armed athletes
at Shaw High are joining the
special Flying Squadron to
patrol the streets during the
Mothers March Wednesday,
January Goth. This announce
ment comes from Chairman
Stanton Adams who says the
boys will be an added force to
the Squadron which comprises
the auxiliary Police, Veterans
and East Cleveland members
of the State Highway Patrol.
Citizens are asked to con-
tribute their part to the safety
Of the March by having all the
porch lights lighted.
Members Of the squadron
will be assigned their districts
by Chief of Police II. S. Weav-
er at the police station, City
Hall just prior to the begin
ming Of the march at 700 p. m.
Everyone is requested to be
ready for the polio fund solici-
tor who calls at their door.
Each volunteer has a number
of calls to make and should be
given every aid to help finish
the job quickly.
The goal? As usual ut Is
all we can get to meet our OBJ
legations to the polio patients
still under our care" states
Chairman Adams. Thousands
of dollars are needed to con-
tinue treatment. So patients
must be cared for as long as
they live. We can't leave this
kind of a job unfinished
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23

Georgia beckoned her parents TO
another siX-month's separation.
Because of your contributions,
major surgery was performed
November 20, 1857 on Lor-
raines nip and stomach muscles.
This extensive and expensive
rehabilitation program would
wipe out any family financially
in spite of Blue Cross coverage.
Lorraine's case is just one of
the remaining $4,000 polios who
feel so indebted toward the pub
lie for helping them further in
the path toward self-sustained
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
DR.. Alfred B. Bonds, Jr.

With thoughts on their own
futures, the II graduating SEN
iors in Shaw High Schools Jan
uary, 1858, class tonight will
hear DR.. Alfred Bryan Bonds,
jr., president of Baldwin Wal
lace College talk on the subject,
"Your Future - Fabulous or
Finished"
The program al 8, will be in
Kirk Auditorium with Dr.. 0. J.
Korb, superintendent Of schools,
presiding.
On the Honor Roll for the
January 1858 class are Doris
Anne Eichler and Thomas G.
Wachter.
Doris has a long list of ex-
ira curricular activities to her
credit, as well as her scholas-
tic standing. She is a National
Honor Society member, a ma
joreUte, in G.A.A. band and or
chestra, Friendship and College
clubs, monitor and has served
the Black and Red Revue as
solicitor and performer. She
will continue her studies in
Flora Stone Mather with the
next term. Doris is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl j,
Eichler, 1856 Hereford rd.
Tom has shown his leadership
in many ways by being presi-
dent Of his class and the MIS-,
captain of the swimming team
and class representative 10 the
Student Council. He is in the
Letterman's Club, participates
in inUramurals and his love for
music finds him in the choir,
the octete and the Rhythm
He is the son of the John
Wachters, 1864 Glynn I'd. Tom
is still undecided on which col
lege TO enter in the fall.
Officers Of this class are:
President, Thomas G. Wachter;
Vice President, Thomas Wayne
King; Secretary, Doris Anne
Eichler: Treasurer, Richard
John Palicka.
Class members who are mem
bers Of the National Honor So
ciety are: David Baird, Bon
ME Brabender, Linda Dreifort
Doris Eichler. Joe Hader, Pen
ny Hense, Donna Kassegkeit
Thomas King, Pete Newfeld
Richard Palicka, Fred Parish
Margaret Rollo. Philip Saun
ders, Susan Sturges, Rober7
Vargo and Thomas Wachtey.
Elgar's ''Pomp and Circum
stance" is traditional for {
Shaw graduation professional
1t will be played by Shaw Or
chestrs under the direction o.
S. Robert Fraser, and be fol
lowed by the National Anthem
| DR.. Howard NJ. Wells, minis
| ter Of the First Presbyterian
/ Church will give the invocation
and pronounce the benediction
Cecil S. Stonebraker, presiden
of the Board Of Education vii
hand out the diplomas al
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Name Chairman
In WYNN Call
For Members

East Cleveland YM and wv
are busy laying the ground.
work for the forthcoming 1855
combined Sustaining Member
ship Drive, with its quota Of
$4,000. The drive is slated tc
open with a kickoff dinner or
Sunday, February End, follow
ed by 18 days of intensive cam
paigning.
General co-chairmen Mrs. Ar.
thur J. Wiley and Bill Cleland
the latter undertaking the jot
for the second successive year
will lead the strong staff OF
volunteer workers in this year;
effort.
Aiding and abetting them a.
vice chaIrmen are Mrs. K. J
Tauch. Sterling Apthorp, Don
aid Barclay and DR.. Homer
Alexander.
Lining up team workers il
anticipation of next months
opening gun are the following
captains:
Mrs. Ann Sheridan, Mrs
Lawrence McGaughey, Mrs. Z
Dana Brooks, Mrs. Grant F
Kibbel, Mrs. Walter Unik anC
Miss Pauline Thompson.
Also, Grant Apthorp, Harry
Willert, Dick Bernier, Pau
Broer, DR.. George Phelan, How
ard Griffiths, Ralph Peckin
paugh, Robert Kraber, Charlie.
Rendlesham, DR.. L. L. Myers
Edward McCaskey, Al Hancock
Stanley Webster, Thurstor
Peters and William KuUcher.
Additional captains will b'
announced at later date.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Dems To Meet

The Fourth Ward Democrat
Club is meeting Wednesday,
January 29th at Townhouse
Motel, 1861 Euclid ave., at 8
p. M. All precinct committee
men, booth workers and friends
are urged to be present. Ward
leaders are Virginia Gentle
and Ben McDonnold.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23

place in society.
Polio can still happen TO you
who haven't had the vaccine so
heed the National Foundations
plea for all folks under forty to
take all three shots. More money
is needed for research to stop
the deadly killer of muscles if
it strikes a person not immun-
lied, better operations, therapy,
and appliances.
Remember Survival is not
enough" and please turn on
your porch light Wednesday,
January %, at 700 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
In Ballet Chorus

Miss Karane Stoneman of
1862 East 134th st. appeared
with the chorus of the Royal
Ballet from England in their
appearances Saturday ant
Sunday. Karane, a senior at
Shaw High School, studies with
the Marguerite Duncan Studio
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
M4t1 being

CARD PARTY Friday at 8,
Caledonia Library. Hosts: Wom-
en- of Calvary Lutheran Church.
POP CONCERT Sunday, JAN
uary 26th, Shaw Gym, 4:30.
Shaw band and Rhythem Teens.
ECBA Installation dinner,
January 29th at Easttown, 7:0O
p. m. Reservations necessary.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
In Germany The Family Is
important ATS Student Says

her father has acquired a small
place in the country and wher
weather permits they spend
the weekends there. Otherwise
they go for a three to foui
hour walk on Sunday.
Saturday afternoons the fam.
lily is together for coffee, music
and conversation. Each member
plays an instrument, so they
have delightful hours together
The family also spends as
many evenings as possible to-
gether, playing games and con-
versing.
School life is also quite diff.
ferent in Germany from that
in America. Under the college
level there are no co-educa-
tional schools and in college
the men are 500 of the enroll
ment.
At the age Of 10 the pupil
takes an examination to deter
mine his future course, academ-
ic or trades. At II he may
change the program but after
that there is no change. If the
exam is passed, the pupil has
nine more years in school. If
it is not passed he has four
years and then goes into trade.
But, whatever course, it in
cludes languages, mathematics
and geography.
A pupil has 16 subjects, re-
citing each two two times a
week. If further study is de-
sired, students may form a
group and pursue it under an
instructor. The only credit is
the added knowledge.
Classes are from 500 "a. m.
to 100 p. m. six days a week
with most studying being done
at home. Late afternoon finds
students attending concerts
and lectures Of which there are
many.
Miss Mueckenberger pointed
out that attending high school
was a privilege and students
had to do their best.
She is amazed at the books,
the libraries and the equipment
here. I'VE have to fight for
books, for Libraries and go to
school in old buildings" she
commented, adding Americans
get their education too easy,
maybe, | do not know"
Extra curricular activities at
home equals one dance year
with guests being invited from
a boys school. Thus she was
amazed at the long list OF
things to do here, but likes 1t.
She also, now, enjoys rallies
but said she was shocked at
her first football rally, the
noise. the enthusiasm.
They have a sort of student
council but no problems are
given to it, no conferences with
adults, as is the case at Shaw.
Answering a question rela-
tive to a united Germany, the
young blond carefully said that
if the East Zone went in with
the West Zone they would lose
their contact with NATO and
that would be dangerous. She
paid high tribute to the East
Zones 82-year-old e a d er
Adenauer.
Eva is one of the II Frank
fort applicants chosen from
900 boys and girls who wanted
to come to America under the
AFS program. Her favOrite
subjects are languages and
mathematics.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
L H | 3
N
L H A L
In Eosf Cleveland

Centerville Mills in July. Tha
may seem a long way off, bu
to seven boys who want to know
that their names on that caml
roll, it's close at hand. Believe
it or not, they are signed up
First on the list is Bill Kibble
1869 Nela rd. Bill was SECOND
last year and he decided thai
WAS one too late. The othel
early birds are Howard Billing
/, ton. 1906 Oakhill rd.; Gregg
Ford, 14627 Savannah ave-; Dan
1nd Chris Hart, 1923 Greytol
rd.; Eric Lindgren, 1921 Ter
race rd. and Dennis Han, l4l2l
Terrace rd. Camp dates July
g-lS. Next
Congratulations to the Janu'
sry 1858 Shaw graduates. May
their futures be worthy, III
what ever vocation they finC
themselves.
Remember year ago! Ihlr'
teen days of snow that cost the
city $4,000 to combat? (Foi
self protection this comment is
being written at $3.50 p. M, Jan
uary u, 1859.
AS a rule the school board
members have visitors at al
meetings, citizens interested in
keeping posted, getting to know
their schools better. But fol
some strange reason it takes a
D-5 hearing or something
equally controversial to get an
audience to the City Commission
meetings. Of course its al
pretty routine, gears are well
oiled with rules and regulations
and the commissioners are as
cautious as any group OF
municipal officers can be. But
once in a while it would be nice
to have a visitor or two.
AS usual, there was line OF
applicants on the last day foi
issuing dog licenses =. but evi.
IDENTIFY the Fidoes are worth
standing in line for.
Older citizens sometimes think
that there just isn't anything to
be done to change the face OF
East Cleveland. Take look al
the Shaw and Terrace northwest
corner. Those houses all vii
soon be razed and a new looI
will come to the neighborhood.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23

Clarence A. Rauch, Rollin
Rendlesham, Robert Thompson,
Rev. VIM. +. Towner, Norman
Townsend, DR.. Frank Trump,
K. R. c. Vermillion, John d.
Walworth, Stanley G. Webster,
Kenneth Whiteman, Harry Will
lert.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23

AS usual, there was "a line of
applicants on the last day for
issuing dog licenses z. but evil
IDENTIFY the Fidoes are worth
standing in line for