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1954 Annual Report
THE NORTHEAST HARBOR FLEET
1954
THE NORTHEAST HARBOR FLEET
Published by the Assistant Treasurer
1954
Photography by
ROBERT L. SCOTT
BURGEE, THE NORTHEAST HARBOR FLEET
THE NORTHEAST HARBOR FLEET
1954
OFFICERS
(Elected August 29, 1953 to serve one year commencing
October 1, 1953)
COMMODORE
STUART S. JANNEY, JR.
Glyndon, Md.
VICE-COMMODORE
REAR COMMODORE
ROBERT E. L. JOHNSON
HENRY T. REATH
Bethesda, Md.
Philadelphia, Pa.
TREASURER
DAVID ROCKEFELLER
New York, N.Y.
FLEET SURGEON
DR. WILLIAM EARL CLARK
Washington, D.C.
CHAIRMAN OF HOUSE COMMITTEE
MRS. BAYARD H. ROBERTS
Philadelphia, Pa.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
STUART S. JANNEY, JR. DR. WILLIAM EARL CLARK
ROBERT E. L. JOHNSON MRS. BAYARD H. ROBERTS
HENRY T. REATH
HARRY G. HASKELL, JR.
JAMES G. DUCEY
MRS. CRAWFORD C. MADEIRA, JR.
DAVID ROCKEFELLER
EDWARD W. MADEIRA, JR.
SECRETARY
(Elected by Executive Committee)
JAMES G. DUCEY
Brookline, Mass.
ASSISTANT TREASURER
(Elected by Executive Committee)
PHILIP M. CAUGHEY
Bedford, Mass.
RACE COMMITTEE
DR. MICHAEL CROFOOT
BURTON H. JACKSON
MRS. CRAWFORD C. MADEIRA, JR.
MISS JANE SMITH
PAUL THOMPSON, II
CLASS CAPTAINS
JAMES G. DUCEY - International Class
Miss ELIZABETH MADEIRA - A Class
MRS. W. B. DIXON STROUD - Luders Class
MRS. WILLIAM F. COCHRAN, JR.-Bullseye Class
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RACING SCHEDULE FOR 1954
DATE
EVENT
POSTPONEMENT
JULY RACES
Mon.
July 5
Independence Day Regatta
None
Tues.
6
1st Race July Series
None
July
Sat.
July 10
2nd Race July Series
None
Tues.
July 13
3rd Race July Series
None
Sat.
4th Race July Series
None
July 17
Tues.
5th Race July Series
None
July 20
Wed.
July 21
July Cruise
July 22
Thurs.
July 22
July Cruise
July 23
Sat.
July 24
6th Race July Series
None
Mon.
July 26
Fleet Single Handed Race
July 28
Tues.
7th Race July Series
None
July 27
Thurs.
July 29
Bar Harbor Yacht Club
Regatta
July 30
Sat.
July 31
8th & Final Race July Series None
AUGUST RACES
Tues.
Aug.
3
1st Race August Series
None
Thurs.
Aug.
5
Southwest Harbor Regatta
Aug. 6
Sat.
Aug.
7
2nd Race August Series
None
Mon.
Aug.
9
Seaman's Race
Aug. 11
Tues.
Aug. 10
3rd Race August Series
None
Sat.
Aug. 14
4th Race August Series
None
Mon.
Aug. 16
5th Race August Series
None
Tues.
Aug. 17
Hayward Cup Race
Aug. 18
Thurs.
Aug. 19
Seal Harbor Regatta
Aug. 20
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DATE
EVENT
POSTPONEMENT
Sat.
Aug. 21
6th Race August Series
None
Mon.
Aug. 23
August Cruise
Aug. 24
Tues.
Ang. 24 August Cruise
Aug. 25
Wed.
Aug. 25 August Cruise
Aug. 26
Sat.
Aug. 28
7th Race August Series
None
Tues.
Aug. 31
8th & Final Race August
Series-Annual Meeting-
Tea
None
SEPTEMBER RACES
Wed.
Sept.
1
Cruising Class & I. C. Cruise Sept. 2
Thurs.
Sept.
2
Cruising Class & I. C. Cruise Sept. 3
Sat.
Sept.
4
1st Race September Series None
Mon.
Sept. 6
Labor Day Regatta to Somes-
ville (2nd Race & 3rd Race
September Series)
None
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FORMER OFFICERS
Commodore
GEORGE DAVENPORT HAYWARD
1923-1925
EDWARD W. MADEIRA
1925-1927
W. BARTON EDDISON
1928-1935
HENRY RAWLE
1936-1939
WILLIAM J. STRAWBRIDGE
1940-1942
HARRY G. HASKELL
1943-1945
JARVIS CROMWELL
1946-1947
HERMANN M. HESSENBRUCH
1948-1950
HARRY R. NEILSON, JR.
1951
Vice-Commodore
EDWARD W. MADEIRA
1923-1925
FREDERIC O. SPEDDEN
1925-1926, 1931
EDMUND S. BURKE, JR
1927
CHARLES D. DICKEY
1928, 1944
RT. REV. MALCOLM E. PEABODY
1929
JOHN TYSSOWSKI
1930
ERNEST B. DANE, JR
1932
DR. WILLIAM EARL CLARK
1933-1935, 1945
VANCE C. McCORMICK
1936-1937
HARRY G. HASKELL
1938-1942
W. RODMAN FAY
1943
W. BARTON EDDISON
1946
WILLIAM D'O. LIPPINCOTT
1947
P. BLAIR LEE
1948-1950
STUART S. JANNEY, JR
1951
WILLIAM J. STRAWBRIDGE
1952
HARRY G. HASKELL, JR
1953
Rear Commodore
CHARLES D. DICKEY
1927
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JOHN TYSSOWSKI
1928-1929
REGINALD C. ROBBINS
1930
ARTHUR P. BUTLER
1931
DR. WILLIAM EARL CLARK
1932, 1936
W. RODMAN FAY
1933
ALEXANDER TORRANCE
1934
HENRY RAWLE
1935
HARRY G. HASKELL
1937
WHARTON SINKLER
1938, 1946-1947
HUGH M. MATHESON
1939
ERNEST KANZLER
1940-1941
MRS. NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER
1942
JAMES G. DUCEY
1943, 1951
VANCE C. McCORMICK
1944-1945
STUART S. JANNEY, JR
1948-1950
HARRY G. HASKELL, JR
1952
ROBERT E. L. JOHNSON
1953
Secretary
LAWRENCE W. DICKEY
1923-1924
CHARLES P. B. JEFFERYS
1925-1926
ROBERT E. L. JOHNSON
1927-1928
HOWARD COOPER JOHNSON, JR
1929-1932
ARNOLD W. LUNT
1933-1941, 1946-1948
PHILIP M. CAUGHEY
1942
JAMES G. DUCEY
1943-1945
EDMUND L. COOMBS
1949-1950
Treasurer
GERRISH H. MILLIKEN
1923-1940
HENRY RAWLE
1941
P. BLAIR LEE
1942-1947
D. LUKE HOPKINS
1948-1950
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By Certificate of Organization of a Corporation under the
General Law of the State of Maine
The name of said corporation is
THE NORTHEAST HARBOR FLEET
The purposes of said corporation are:
A Yacht Club for the promotion of yachting as an ama-
teur sport at Northeast Harbor in the Town of Mount
Desert, Maine and its vicinity.
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BY-LAWS
OF
THE NORTHEAST HARBOR FLEET
ARTICLE I
MEMBERSHIP
Section 1. Membership in The Northeast Harbor Fleet
shall be open to persons interested in yachting and shall
be divided into four classes; namely, regular members,
junior members, honorary members and associate members.
Regular members shall be such persons as the Executive
Committee may from time to time elect to participate
actively in yachting. The initiation fee for regular mem-
bers shall be $10.00.
Junior members shall be such children of regular mem-
bers, under eighteen years of age, as the Executive Com-
mittee may from time to time elect. In addition, junior
members may be elected when sponsored by a regular
member, subject to approval of the Executive Committee.
The initiation fee for junior members shall be $5.00.
Junior members, upon reaching eighteen years of age, may
become regular members by paying the regular dues. They
need not pay any additional initiation fee.
Honorary members shall be such persons as the Exec-
utive Committee may from time to time elect to honorary
membership. There shall be no initiation fee for honorary
members.
Associate members shall be such persons not participat-
ing actively in yachting as the Executive Committee may
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from time to time elect. There shall be no initiation fee
for associate members.
Section 2. Membership shall not be transferable unless,
in the case of the death of a member, the Executive Com-
mittee in its discretion shall so permit.
Section 3. Any member who shall have paid all dues
and charges currently owing may resign upon written
notice given to the Treasurer. Upon termination of mem-
bership for any reason, a member shall forfeit to the cor-
poration all the benefits and privileges of membership and
all right, title and interest in and to the corporation or
any of its property.
ARTICLE II
MEETINGS OF MEMBERS
Section 1. The annual meeting of the members shall
be held at Northeast Harbor, Maine, in the month of
August in each year on such day and at such hour and
place as the Executive Committee may determine. Special
meetings of the members may be called at any time, at
the direction of the Commodore or of the Executive Com-
mittee or at the written request of ten or more of the
members.
Section 2. Seven days' written notice of each meeting
of the members shall be sent to each member. If a meet-
ing is adjourned, it shall not be necessary to give any
notice of the adjourned meeting.
Section 3. Each member shall be entitled to one vote
at every meeting of the members. Members may attend
either in person or by written proxy, and ten members
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shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business
at any meeting.
Section 4. The election of officers and of members of
the Race Committee shall be by ballot. A majority of all
the votes cast at a duly organized meeting shall be neces-
sary in all elections.
ARTICLE III
OFFICERS
Section 1. The officers of the corporation shall be a
Commodore, a Vice-Commodore, a Rear Commodore, a
Secretary, a Treasurer, an Assistant Treasurer, a Clerk, a
Chairman of the Race Committee, a Chairman of the
House Committee and a Fleet Surgeon.
Section 2. With the exception of the Secretary, the
Assistant Treasurer, the Chairman of the Race Committee,
and the Fleet Surgeon, all officers shall be elected by the
members at the annual meeting and shall hold office from
the first of October following their election for a period of
one year or until their successors are elected. No person
shall be eligible for election to any office at the annual
meeting unless nominated in writing by five members and
filed with the Secretary not less than five days before the
annual meeting. All such nominations shall be posted on
the bulletin board of the Fleet Headquarters for the five
days preceding such meeting.
The Secretary and the Assistant Treasurer shall be
elected by the Executive Committee. The Chairman of the
Race Committee shall be appointed by the Commodore
from the existing members of the Race Committee. The
Fleet Surgeon, a Fleet Captain and a Fleet Chaplain may
be appointed by the Commodore from the members.
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Section 3. Any officer may be removed by the Executive
Committee whenever in its judgment the best interests of
the corporation will be served thereby, and the Executive
Committee shall have power to fill any vacancies in any
office, except that of Chairman of the Race Committee,
occurring from whatever reason.
Section 4. The duties of the Commodore, Vice-Commo-
dore, Rear Commodore, Secretary, Treasurer, Assistant
Treasurer and Clerk shall be those usually pertaining to the
offices of President, Senior Vice-President, Vice-President,
Secretary, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer and Clerk, respec-
tively. The Commodore shall be an ex-officio member of all
committees. The Secretary shall act as Secretary of the
meeting at Class meetings for purposes of information, re-
cording of decisions, and reporting such decisions to the
Executive or Race Committee for their information or action,
and shall be an ex-officio member of the Race Committee.
ARTICLE IV
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Section 1. The Executive Committee shall consist of the
officers, except the Assistant Treasurer and the Clerk, and
of three other members appointed by the Commodore.
Section 2. The Executive Committee shall manage the
affairs of the corporation and, except as otherwise provided
by law, by the Charter or by these By-Laws, shall exercise
all powers of the corporation.
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ARTICLE V
RACE COMMITTEE
Section 1. The Race Committee shall consist of five
elected members and the Commodore and Secretary as
members ex-officio. Except as otherwise provided in these
By-Laws, the ex-officio members shall be without vote. The
elected members shall be nominated and elected in the
same manner, and shall serve for the same term, as pro-
vided in these By-Laws with respect to officers. Members
of the Committee shall notify the Chairman of the Com-
mittee prior to July 1st if unable to be at Mount Desert
Island for any part of the summer during which they have
been elected to serve, in which case their resignation shall
become automatic. The Commodore shall fill any vacancies
which may occur from whatever cause, and may in his
discretion, at any time during the summer when there are
insufficient members of the Race Committee present for
the Race Committee to properly perform its assigned duties,
appoint additional members of the Race Committee.
Section 2. The management of all races shall be under
the direction of the Race Committee. All decisions of
the Race Committee shall be by majority vote of its mem-
bers present, except that in case of a tie, the Commodore
may cast the deciding vote. The general authority of the
Committee is defined in Part 1, Rule 1, Racing Rules
NAYRU which read as follows:
"All races and the yachts sailing therein shall be under
the direction of the Race Committee of the Club under
whose auspices the races are sailed. All matters shall
be under their control, and all questions which arise
respecting such races shall be subject to their decision.
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The decisions of the Race Committee shall be based
upon these rules, so far as they apply, but as no rules
can be devised capable of meeting every incident and
accident of sailing, the Race Committee shall keep in
view the ordinary customs of the sea, and discourage all
attempts to win the race by other means than fair sailing
and superior speed and skill."
Section 3. The Chairman of the Race Committee shall
conduct all meetings of the Committee and be its official
spokesman in all matters pertaining to the activities of
the Committee.
ARTICLE VI
ANNUAL DUES
The annual dues for members shall be as follows:
Regular members
$10.00
Junior members
5.00
Associate members
10.00
Honorary members
none
ARTICLE VII
FLEET INSIGNIA AND FLAG
Section 1. The Fleet Insignia shall be a symbolic com-
pass with the arrow pointing northeast. It shall be drawn
as shown in the attached diagram.
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Section 2. The Fleet burgee shall consist of a red
pointed flag, the hoist to be two-thirds of the length, with
the Fleet Insignia in blue of a diameter equal to one-third
of the length centered at a point equidistant from the two
longer sides of the flag and one-third of the distance from
the hoist to the end of the flag: the space between the
outer band and the central disk of the insignia to be white.
Section 3. Every member of the corporation shall have
the right to fly the Fleet burgee.
ARTICLE VIII
FISCAL YEAR
The fiscal year of the corporation shall be the calendar
year.
ARTICLE IX
AMENDMENTS
These By-Laws may be amended by the Executive Com-
mittee or by the members, at any regular or special meet-
ing duly convened after seven days' written notice to the
members of the Executive Committee or the members of
the corporation, as the case may be, of that purpose; pro-
vided that within ten days after the adoption of any amend-
ment of these By-Laws by the Executive Committee, writ-
ten notice thereof shall be sent to each member.
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YACHT RACING AT NORTHEAST HARBOR
An Historical Sketch
Yacht racing at Northeast Harbor traces its beginnings
back to the early years of the twentieth century when a
composite class of yachts of from twenty-one to twenty-five
feet water-line length were raced successfully for a number
of seasons. Among the principal contenders were Pirate,
William S. Grant, Jr., and Chief, Dr. George G. Hayward.
Interest lagged after a time.
In 1913, however, yacht racing once more aroused
interest. In that year, a one-design class of 171/2-foot
knockabouts was organized in Bar Harbor, and several
of the yachts were owned in Seal Harbor and in North-
east Harbor. Under the auspices of the then newly
established Seal Harbor Yacht Club, races were held for
the Seal Harbor and Northeast Harbor yachts. The
climax of the season was a race between these yachts and
the Bar Harbor yachts off Seal Harbor. The race was
won by Bird, Charles D. Dickey, Jr.
In the spring of 1914, because of the keen interest in
the preceding year, yachts were sought which would be
suitable for racing at Northeast Harbor. Just at that
time there were placed on the market several 17-foot
yachts designed by Edwin A. Boardman and built by
George Lawley and Son Corporation which belonged to a
class which had been organized by the Eastern Yacht
Club at Marblehead. Six of these yachts were purchased
by residents of Northeast Harbor and vicinity. Daffydill,
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Henry Parkman; Ino, Francis C. Grant and Edward W.
Madeira; Atlanta, Ernest B. Dane, Jr.; Moslem III,
William S. Grant, Jr.; Squaw, W. W. Rowse; and Kipper,
Dr. Richard H. Harte. These yachts raced throughout
the seasons of 1914 and 1915 and proved satisfactory
in every way.
In 1916 came the disturbance on the Mexican border,
and in 1917 and 1918 the World War. Those most inter-
ested in yacht racing at Northeast Harbor were in the
service of the nation. In 1919, however, racing attracted
new interest, and the races were conducted on a more
formal scale than before. The Fleet increased in size in
this year and in 1920.
In 1921 the racing organization was perfected. Pre-
viously the Fleet had raced boat for boat in one class.
In this year three classes were organized: Class A, the
Eastern Yacht Club 17-footers, eleven in number; Class
B, the Bar Harbor - Manchester - Isleshoro - North Haven
17½-footers, six in number; and Class C, a composite
class of all boats in the neighborhood of from 15 to 18 feet
water line. Scores were computed for the first time and
the prize pennants first awarded.
In 1922 the miscellaneous class, Class C, was discon-
tinued, as little interest had been shown in it. An inno-
vation was the three-day cruise to Blue Hill Bay in which
nine yachts took part. From this humble beginning, the
cruise has grown to one of the most attractive features of
the season.
Further progress of the Fleet was evident in 1923, when
the Fleet was formed into a yacht club under the name
"The Northeast Harbor Fleet," and the Fleet burgee
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adopted. Two new classes were added: Class O, the
Northeast Harbor 15-footers, thirteen in number; and a
new Class C, the Eliot-Manchester boats, three in number.
The first cups were presented to the several winners at
the end of the season. The following summer arrange-
ments were completed for an annual series of races with
the Tarratine Club of Dark Harbor, and the first races
were held.
In 1925 occurred the death of George Davenport Hay-
ward, for many years the guiding spirit in yacht racing at
Northeast Harbor. In his death the Fleet sustained a
severe loss. As a memorial to him his friends generously
presented the George Davenport Hayward Memorial Cup
which was first sailed for in August, 1925. In that same
year, under an agreement with the Seal Harbor Yacht
Club, Class MDI was added to the racing classes.
Because of the great increase in the size of the Fleet it
became necessary to employ a full-time secretary in 1927,
and in 1928 Fleet Headquarters were established on Main
Street, to be kept open every week-day morning during
the racing season by the secretary. All records were
maintained there, Race Committee meetings held there,
and race results posted.
The 30 Square Meter Class was started in 1929, when
Commodore Eddison and John Tyssowski imported boats
from Sweden. The following season welcomed a new
class of members, the junior members, and introduced
the Bullseye Class for junior racing. A Fleet landing
stage was established at the Clifton dock which enabled
the Fleet to reciprocate in some measure for the courtesy
extended to its members by other yacht clubs.
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The growth of the Fleet was very healthy. In 1930
there was a spirit of fine sportsmanship and keen com-
petition, which it is the aim of the officers to promote
and foster. The Fleet started a series of home and home
races in the 30 Square Meter Class with the Corinthian
Yacht Club of Marblehead, Massachusetts. Two boats of
our Fleet were sent to Marblehead to compete in a series of
five races, and were defeated by a score of 30 to 20 points.
In 1931 the Fleet purchased the Sparrow for a Committee
boat. Two new 30 Square Meter Class boats were added
to the Fleet. The Corinthian Yacht Club sent three
crews to Northeast Harbor to compete in our boats, which
were drawn by lot. The point score of this series was
63 to 35, in favor of The Northeast Harbor Fleet.
The July Cruise was established in 1932 and has be-
come an annual fixture. The Lawrence Dickey Memorial
team races between A and B classes were inaugurated in
1933.
At the annual meeting in 1937 a committee was ap-
pointed consisting of Mr. Eliot Wadsworth, Chairman;
Mr. Spedden, and Mr. Eddison, to consider the question
of a new class. The committee recommended the adop-
tion of the International Class and in 1938 fourteen of
these boats were ordered and built by Bjarne Aas of
Fredrikstad, Norway. Mr. Eddison was appointed a
committee of one to control the importation. Sparkman
and Stephens acted as buyers' agent and the European
inspection and acceptance was done by Veritas. The
boats were shipped to Northeast Harbor on the Norwegian
motor ship Toronto, unloading off Bear Island in April,
1938.
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During the past eight years Fleet affairs and activities
have shown noteworthy progress. In 1941 the Fleet es-
tablished Headquarters for the first time directly on the
shore where for two years activities were conducted from
an office located off Sea Street.
The annual meeting of 1941 approved a plan to establish
a Junior Sailing Instruction Class. Put into effect in the
summer of 1942 this class has flourished beyond expectation
to become one of the major interests of the Fleet.
An opportunity arose in 1943 to acquire the use of the
Rock End Dock facilities for Fleet Headquarters and a
special committee headed by Commodore Haskell raised the
necessary funds to purchase the dock, and adjoining shore
front property, thereby permitting the Fleet to enjoy its
first permanent base of operations. This project has been
developed each year culminating in the erection during
1946 of a new Fleet Headquarters building, made possible
by the devoted interest in Fleet affairs of Mr. Harry G.
Haskell and Mr. Harry G. Haskell, Jr.
In 1946 a new class of yachts was added to the regularly
established racing classes of the Fleet largely through the
efforts of Mr. James G. Ducey. Twenty-two Luders 16's
took part in the races for the first time in Northeast Harbor
waters.
The healthy position of the Fleet before World War II
provided a sound basis of operation, so that the zealous
devotion of those members able to be at Northeast for
periods of time during the war, successfully carried the
Fleet through these critical years.
Unwilling to allow his keen interest in the Fleet to
wane, Mr. Harry G. Haskell has gone forward with the
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Fleet to complete his building project. Through his con-
tinued support during 1947 and 1948, funds have been
made available for landscaping the Fleet property at Rock
End Dock. Through the generosity of Mr. Haskell and
many of the members of the Fleet, it was possible over a
two year period, to replace entirely the pier construction
of the Rock End Dock.
Friends of Mr. Vance C. McCormick have erected a flag
pole on the Fleet property in memory of Mr. McCormick's
untiring devotion to the Fleet.
During the summer of 1948 the Fleet was incorporated
thereby permitting it to acquire the physical property
which had been held by three trustees for several years.
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REPORT OF THE COMMODORE
1953
My absence from Northeast Harbor during the summer
of 1953 makes it difficult for me to present a Commodore's
report in the usual form, but there are several matters on
which I would like to comment briefly.
In the first place, I wish to record here the deep appre-
ciation of the Fleet for the generous gift of the parking
lot made by Conway H. Olmstead, Mrs. Spencer G. Nauman
and Mrs. Hugh McMillan in memory of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Vance C. McCormick. In accordance with a decision
of the Executive Committee, I sent out an appeal to our
members in February, 1953, for contributions needed to
acquire the parking lot, to install a new engine in one of
our boats and for other purposes. Shortly thereafter the
offer of the donors to give the parking lot in memory 0
Mr. and Mrs. McCormick was received and gratefully ac-
cepted. It is indeed fitting that we should have this memorial
to Mr. and Mrs. McCormick, whose devoted efforts on be-
half of the Fleet and generous support of its activities are
so well known to all of us. We are most grateful to their
children for their gift and for the memorial which it pro-
vides for their parents, whose memory we will always cherish.
A second major gift to the Fleet for which we are deeply
grateful is that of Mrs. C. Frederick C. Stout and her family
who presented us their power cruiser "Shearwater" in
memory of the late Mr. C. Frederick C. Stout. This fine
craft will serve the Fleet as Committee Boat and provide
more room, speed and ability with which to run races.
I also wish to thank our other members for their generous
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response to the request for contributions. The amount sub-
scribed enabled us to make all improvements planned for
1953 and to set aside in reserve some funds which will be
available for extraordinary needs in the future.
Finally, I want to express my gratitude to David Rocke-
feller who performed many of the duties of Commodore
in my absence. He gave much time to the affairs of the
Fleet and contributed greatly to the success of the season's
activities. In this I know that he had the invaluable help
of our Secretary, the other officers of the Fleet. and of the
Executive Committee and other Committees, to all of whom
we are deeply indebted for their faithful services.
Respectfully submitted,
STUART S. JANNEY, JR.
Commodore
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THE
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THE NORTHEAST HARBOR FLEET
STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENSES
For the Year Ended December 31, 1953
INCOME
Initiation fees
$ 180.00
Annual dues
3,650.00 $ 3,830.00
Racing fees
1,960.00
Less - Trophies and prizes
759.75
1,200.25
:
Cruise fees
502.00
Less - Cruise expense
40.56
461.44
Sailing class
2,941.00
Less - Instructors salaries
: .
$ 1,580.00
Other direct expense
310.95
1,890.95
1,050.05
Dock charges and launch space
750.00
Miscellaneous
181.42
$ 7,473.16
EXPENSES:
Salaries (except sailing
instructors)
3,890.50
Printing
457.08
Equipment
129.15
Office supplies and postage
675.54
...
Telephone and telegraph
418.83
Insurance
872.87
Municipal taxes
390.74
Social security taxes
81.54
Bank charges and audit
178.00
Gas and oil
234.07
Repairs and maintenance
887.12
....
Commissioning boats
988.94
Miscellaneous
500.90
9,705.28
Excess of Expenses over Income for Year
($ 2,232.12)
NOTE: The above figures were prepared from the audit report
of Robert, Finnegan & Lynah, Certified Public Accountants,
Boston, Massachusetts.
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CLIFTON DOCK CORPORATION
STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENSES
For the Year Ended December 31, 1953
Direct
Cost or
Operating
Income
Expense
Income
OPERATING INCOME AND EXPENSE:
Gas, oil and grease
$ 5,390.60
$ 4,526.89
$ 863.71
Merchandise and ice
1,044.22
746.95
297.27
Mooring rentals
1,822.00
498.49
1,323.51
Landing charges
463.00
110.00
353.00
Cruises
347.50
312.75
34.75
Miscellaneous
30.00
30.00
$ 9,097.32
$ 6,195.08
$ 2,902.24
GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE:
Salaries and wages
1,000.00
Insurance
360.44
Municipal and other taxes
276.76
....
Maintenance
82.07
Financial and legal expenses
103.25
: .
Utilities, supplies and misc.
136.03
..
Total Gen. & Adm. Exp.
1,958.55
Net Income, Before
Depreciation
943.69
Depreciation
1,604.79
NET LOSS FOR THE YEAR ...
$ (661.10)
NOTE: The above figures were prepared from the audit report
of John C. Etter, Public Accountant, Bar Harbor, Maine.
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REPORT OF SAILING MASTER
1953
One hundred and thirty-seven youngsters participated in
the junior sailing program this year. For the first time
there were two entirely separate programs: the sailing class,
with an enrollment of 112, and the morning races for juniors,
participated in by 50 boys and girls, 25 of whom were also
sailing class members. (The morning races were formerly
part of the sailing class.) New attendance records were set
during the first week of August, with 68 appearing in one
day for sailing class, while 80 different youngsters attended
class that week. The weekly average from July 6th through
September 5th was 58 different students. In the junior
races, the top attendance in any one race was 38. Of these
two large groups, only 37 were Junior Fleet Members.
The coverage of instructors for such a large group was
good, though never as complete as we would have liked.
Particular thanks are due our volunteer instructors. It
would have been impossible to handle this extensive pro-
gram without the faithful help of Christine Goodman.
Louisa Foulke, Margaret Stroud, Charles R. Tyson, Jr.,
and Gilbert Butler, Jr. Our regular staff included, at vari-
ous times during the summer, Arthur D. Foster III, Frederic
C. Church, Jr., Benjamin Williams, Edward Hinckley, and
John Van Pelt. At no time, however, were there more than
eight instructors available. The entire staff felt the loss
to the Army in August of Doug Foster, who had so ably
conducted several rainy day programs and also acted as
executive officer of the class.
As in past years, our principal problems arose from a lack
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of boats and instructors for the size of the class. Even
when the classes were small, it was frequently necessary
to assign five children to a boat to have adequate coverage
of instructors, though other boats were sometimes available.
The older, more advanced sailors particularly suffered here,
for all the instructors were required for the younger chil-
dren, and the older ones sailed about by themselves with
all too infrequent instruction from the work-boat. While
this is necessary in developing confident, dependable sailors,
we always felt lacking in providing the instruction a sail-
ing class should for these more advanced youngsters. A
formal curriculum was established in July, but was set
aside as unsuitable for a class of such "transient" nature.
Certain basic and informal tests were retained, however, for
reasons of safety. It has been my experience that a testing
program can evolve into such a scramble to pass tests that
the pure pleasures of sailing are missed. Each day's sailing
was organized, however, so that courses were sailed requiring
all the maneuvers and tactics a good sailor should master,
and informal races, seamanship races, landing and mooring
practice, dummy man-overboard drill, and similar exercises
were often introduced. Trips to Bear Island Light and
the Southwest Harbor Coast Guard Station were also made,
but no time was found to run a sailing class picnic or fishing
trips as in the past.
No entirely satisfactory solution was found to the peren-
nial problem of holding class on foggy or rainy days. When-
ever possible, closely supervised rowing was allowed in the
cove north of the dock, and early in the season several
"lectures" on boats and seamanship were held quite suc-
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cessfully, as were some knot tying sessions. As the class
grew larger and more heterogenous, however, these indoor
classes proved a little difficult for the students and instructors
both. To hold the attention of a six-year-old in a talk on
racing rules or even types of sailing craft is impossible; and
fifteen-year-olds soon fail to show up when subjected to
games or talks for the younger group. Unfortunately the
Fleet House is not adequate for dividing the class into three
groups according to age, ability, etc., which is the ideal
solution to this problem. A compromise solution was found
in holding the large class for one hour only. It is recom-
mended that this be the announced policy for non-sailing
days in the future.
To the owners of the Bullseyes, who are really the patrons
of the class, I would like to express the gratitude of all the
instructors and pupils. A continual, concerted effort was
made to keep each boat in good order, making any replace-
ment of equipment and repairs needed, whether class in-
duced or not. It is only hoped that all the boats. most of
which are veterans of many seasons, were returned in as
good or better condition than when they were turned over
to the class.
The series of junior morning races was entirely separate
from the sailing class this year, though many class members
also raced. In addition to the Bullseye Class, a class of
Luders 16's was organized by Mr. Ducey, producing as
many as ten boats in one start. The high point of the sea-
son saw nine L-16's and ten Bullseyes appear one morning
in August. During the entire summer a total of 147 boats
started in the ten races held for each class. Each boat
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had a crew of two, which provided a real test of seaman-
ship in handling the Luders' spinnakers, even though these
were allowed only in light or moderate airs.
The Luders series provided a testing ground for the
selection of a crew to represent Northeast in the Sears
Cup competition, the national junior championship. Harald
Paumgarten, Jr., Charles J. Hatfield, Hugh C. Scott, and
Charles R. Tyson, Jr. did an excellent job in winning the
Maine eliminations, held at Northeast. It is unfortunate that
this crew was unable to continue the competition. The third
place Prouts Neck crew became the Maine Y.R.A. repre-
sentative and went on to qualify in the New England semi-
finals and place 4th in the finale in Ohio.
The experience of the Sears Cup competition proved the
value of interclub racing with juniors from nearby yach|
clubs. Not only was the ability of our juniors proven, but
much was learned that can be gained only from this type
of competition, while a respect for sailing in other areas was
also acquired. The broadening experience of interclub
racing should be continued by the resumption of a Maine
Y.R.A. series. To schedule a limited number of outside
races would require a modified morning race schedule,
however. With this year's heavy schedule, it would have
been impossible to work in an interclub series; but the value
of more than two morning races a week also proved doubt-
ful. It should be possible to schedule an adequate morning
racing program, complete with postponement dates, and still
be able to hold a few interclub races.
The Effie Disston Fraley Trophy for improvement in sail-
ing was awarded for the first time this year. The recipient,
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Lodowick Crofoot, started the summer with relatively little
experience. When he left at the end of July, he had placed
third in the regular July Bullseye series, fourth in the July
morning series, and third in the Bullseye Class in the South-
west Harbor Regatta.
I would like to express here my thanks to a very loyal
and patient staff. For all of them and myself, I would also
like to thank all the members and officers of the Fleet, and
Jimmy Ducey in particular, for an interesting, if sometimes
exciting, and enjoyable summer.
Respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM T. LEAVITT
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REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN
OF THE RACE COMMITTEE
1953
The 1953 racing season opened as usual with the Inde-
pendence Day Regatta. Ten boats competed in the
morning in a time allowance race for all classes. However,
the afternoon race was called off because of the extremely
high northwesterly winds.
The number of boats sailing in the July Series races left
a lot to be desired. This was especially true in the A
and Luders Classes. The total number of all classes was
160 this year and 175 in 1952. The same number of races
were sailed.
The July Cruise was this year again highly successful.
Like in 1952 it was sailed as a handicap race, all one-
design and cruising class boats competing against each
other. The Cruise went to Babson Island the first day and
back to Northeast Harbor the second day. Twenty-one boats
competed which was only three boats less than the pre-
vious year.
The number of boats in the August Series gained con-
siderably over that of July, especially in the A and
Luders Classes. However, the 9th Series Race had to be
cancelled because of the postponement of the August Cruise.
This cancellation conceivably cut the total number of boats
competing in these races by 45 boats as this is usually one
of our largest days. As it was, there were 248 boats raced
as against 348 boats in 1952. The September Series
of two races added 52 boats to the August Series total.
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Fog enveloped the coast on the Wednesday the August
Cruise was scheduled to begin and the Cruise was postponed
until the following day. This postponement, though neces-
sary, probably decreased somewhat the number of boats.
Like last year the Cruise sailed to Southeast Harbor the
first day and to Allen Cove and Pretty Marsh the second
day, and from Pretty Marsh to Northeast Harbor the third
day. The Cruising Class was divided this year into two
classes-for boats over 30' waterline and for those under 30'.
Altogether 41 boats raced.
In addition to the Series Races, Regattas, and Cruises,
the Hayward Cup, Seaman's and Luders Single Handed
races were held. These races, as usual, were highly suc-
cessful.
It is very satisfying to bring to your attention the success
of the Fleet's representatives in the Sears Cup Maine
Eliminations, and in the Mallory Cup Semi-Finals. Hal
Paumgarten and his crew won the Maine Eliminations of
the Sears Cup, while Jim Ducey and his crew won the semi-
finals of the Mallory Cup. With this victory Jim won the
right to represent The Northeast Harbor Fleet and Massa-
chusetts and Maine areas in the finals at Larchmont. For
their fine performances I feel the Fleet owes Jim and Hal
and their crews a well done.
The starting of the races this year has been improved by
the blowing of a horn once for each boat over the line too
soon. This has certainly been a boon to those of us who are
over zealous at the start. Your Race Committee has also
lengthened the time limits for the Luders Class by fifteen
minutes. It is hoped that next year this will cut down the
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number of unfinished races in this Class. It has also been
voted in the Committee to move forward the August Cruise
one week. If this meets the approval of the Executive
Committee it is hoped that more boats will be secured
for this important event.
In conclusion I wish to thank Bill Leavitt and his staff
aboard the Committee Boat for their fine work in conducting
the races. I want also to express my gratitude to Jim Ducey
for his tireless aid to this Committee.
Respectfully submitted,
BURTON H. JACKSON, Chairman
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FINAL STANDING OF JULY SERIES
1953
PERCENTAGE
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
OF PERFECTION
INTERNATIONAL CLASS
1 Santee
James G. Ducey (7)
.971
2 Moewe
Hermann M. Hessenbruch (7) .831
3 Rebel
Burton H. and Hugh W.
Jackson (5)
.818
4 Bobern
Ernest Kanzler (5)
.806
5 Hoyden
Dr. Michael Crofoot (7)
.783
6 Auriga
Mrs. Crawford C. Madeira,
Jr. (7)
.684
DNQ Silver Spray
Miss Christine P.
Goodman (1)
.742
DNQ Firefly
Harry B. Mathews, III (2)
.739
DNQ Tartar
Mrs. David Rockefeller (1)
.722
A CLASS
1 Hustla
Miss Catherine C. Dickey (4) .880
2 Ino
Miss Elizabeth Madeira (4) .872
3 Nevis
Benjamin R. Neilson (4)
.784
4 Colleen
Miss Gail B. Fairman (5)
.623
DNQ Mecoh II
J. A. Harris, IV (2)
.884
DNQ Aeolus
Robert A. Reath (2)
.871
DNQ Ell Bee
William V. P. Newlin (1)
.848
DNQ Daffydill
George R. Clark (1)
.764
DNQ Memory
Robert E. L. Johnson (3)
.721
DNQ Polly
D. Luke Hopkins (2)
.717
tFigure Denotes Number of Qualifying Races.
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PERCENTAGE
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
OF PERFECTION
LUDERS CLASS
1
Sweet Sixteen
Paul Thompson, II (5)+
1.000
2
Frolic
Mrs. W. B. Dixon Stroud (6) .863
3
Chinquapin
Alan B. Shaw (7)
.826
4
Sea Wolf
Harald Paumgarten, Jr. (6) .806
5 Bat
Miss Peggy Kennedy (7)
.785
6 Maria
Gilbert Butler, Jr. (6)
.668
Miss Sandra Ingalls (3)
.831
DNQ Trigla
Conway H. Olmsted (1)
.767
DNQ Triad
DNQ Quivive
Harald Paumgarten, Jr. (1) .697
DNQ Romp
Miss Margaret R. Stroud (1) .684
DNQ Aethe
Edward J. Robbins (1)
.658
BULLSEYE CLASS
1 Rocket
Miss Frances Cochran (7)
.875
2
Chizzle
Michael C. Madeira (7)
.858
Lodowick Crofoot (4)
.800
3
Water Bug
4
Lazy Anchor
DeWitt L. Sage, Jr. (7)
.790
5 Woozle
Miss Meta C. Paumgarten (6) .752
6 Sizzle
Miss Katherine P. Hopkins (5).726
7 Bicker
Miss Nina G. Stewart (5) .685
DNQ Me Too
Miss Helen Wilmerding (3) .702
Walter L. Foulke (1)
.639
DNQ Wooden Shoe
|Figure Denotes Number of Qualifying Races.
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FINAL STANDING OF AUGUST SERIES
1953
PERCENTAGE
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
OF PERFECTION
INTERNATIONAL CLASS
1 Santee
James G. Ducey (8) ÷
.897
2 Moewe
Hermann M. Hessenbruch (8) .839
3 Auriga
Mrs. Crawford C. Madeira,
Jr. (8)
.810
4
Silver Spray
Henry T. Reath and
Rev. Geo. L. Peabody (7) .802
5 Rebel
Burton H. and Hugh W.
Jackson (8)
.776
6 Bobern
Ernest and Robert H.
Kanzler (7)
.757
7 Tartar
David Rockefeller (8)
.754
DNQ Firefly
Harry B. Mathews, III (3)
.796
DNQ Donabu
O'Donnell Iselin (2)
.763
DNQ Heron
James T. Wallis (3)
.698
DNQ Acadia II
Mrs. Lucius Wilmerding,
Jr. (3)
.671
A CLASS
1 Nevis
Benjamin R. Neilson (8)
.923
2 Polly
D. Luke Hopkins (7)
.827
3
Memory
Robert K. McInnes (5)
.812
4 Ino
Miss Elizabeth Madeira (8)
.810
5
Vega II
Edward H. Brennan (6)
.729
6 Ell Bee
William V. P. Newlin (8)
.699
tFigure Denotes Number of Qualifying Races.
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PERCENTAGE
PLACE
BOAT
SKIPPER
OF PERFECTION
7 Colleen
Miss Gail B. Fairman (5) .692
DNQ Daffydill
Rt. Rev. Malcolm E.
Peabody (1)
.909
DNQ No. 7
Caspar W. Morris, Jr. (3)
.851
DNQ Hustla
Charles D. Dickey (3)
.845
DNQ Hulcyon
Roger M. Keefe (4)
.817
DNQ Kipper
Langdon P. Marvin, Jr. (3)
.690
DNQ Mecoh 11
J. A. Harris, IV (3)
.678
LUDERS CLASS
1
Chinquapin
Gordon H. Shaw (8)
.973
2
Eluder
Mrs. Bayard H. Roberts (5)
.918
3
Trigla
Miss Sandra Ingalls (7)
.8095
4 Frolic
Mrs. W. B. Dixon Stroud (6) .8090
5
Sea Wolf
Harald Paumgarten, Jr. (8)
.787
6
Maria
Gilbert Butler, Jr. (6)
.773
7
Bat
Miss Peggy Kennedy (7)
.766
8
Sweet Sixteen
Charles J. Hatfield (8)
.728
9
Romp
Miss Margaret R. Stroud (5) .630
DNQ Quivive
Alan McIlhenny and
Paul Thompson, II (2)
.862
DNQ Acthe
Edward J. Robbins (4)
.711
DNQ Swallow
Paul Thompson, II (2)
.678
DNQ Triad
Conway H. Olmsted (1)
.667
DNQ West Wind
John H. Briggs, Jr. (2)
.632
DNQ Julie J.
William M. G. Fletcher (1)
...
tFigure Denotes Number of Qualifying Races.
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PERCENTAGE
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
OF PERFECTION
BULLSEYE CLASS
1 Fidget
Miss Louise M. Roberts (5) t .893
2 Chizzle
Michael C. Madeira (6)
.872
3 Bicker
Miss Nina G. Stewart (6)
.814
4 Rocket
Miss Frances Cochran (5)
.809
5 Sizzle
Miss Katherine P. Hopkins
(6) .777
6 Lazy Anchor
DeWitt L. Sage, Jr. (5)
.757
7 Woozle
Miss Meta C. Paumgarten (6) .696
DNQ Water Bug
Thomas P. Kelley (1)
1.000
DNQ Darochel
Charles E. Pierce, Jr. (1)
.722
DNQ Wooden Shoe
William W. Shettle, II (3)
.696
DNQ Me Too
Miss Helen Wilmerding (3) .683
tFigure Denotes Number of Qualifying Races.
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FINAL STANDING OF SEPTEMBER SERIES
1953
PERCENTAGE
PLACE
BOAT
SKIPPER
OF PERFECTION
INTERNATIONAL CLASS
1
Moewe
Hermann M. Hessenbruch (2) .949
2
Santee
James G. Ducey (2)
.856
3
Tartar
David Rockefeller (2)
.805
4
Rebel
Burton H. Jackson (2)
.712
5
Auriga
Mrs. Crawford C. Madeira,
Jr. (2)
.678
DNQ Bobern
Edward W. Madeira, Jr. (1) .848
DNQ Silver Spray
Harry G. Haskell, Jr. (1)
.788
A CLASS
1
Nevis
Benjamin R. Neilson (2)
1.000
2
No. 7
Caspar W. Morris, Jr. (2)
.868
2
Memory
Robert K. McInnes (2)
.868
4
Hustla
Charles D. Dickey (2)
.776
5
Daffydill
Malcolm E. Peabody, Jr. (2) .763
6 Ino
Miss Elizabeth Madeira (2)
.757
7 Kipper
Langdon P. Marvin, Jr. (2)
.711
DNQ Colleen
Miss Gail B. Fairman (1)
.700
DNQ Vega II
Edward H. Brennan (1)
.675
DNQ Polly
D. Luke Hopkins (1)
.667
DNQ Halcyon
Roger M. Keefe (1)
.650
¡Figure Denotes Number of Qualifying Races.
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PERCENTAGE
PLACE
SKIPPER
OF PERFECTION
LUDERS CLASS
1 Frolic
Mrs. W.B. Dixon Stroud (2) t .958
1
Chinquapin
Gordon H. Shaw (2)
.958
3 Eluder
Mrs. Alan McIlhenny and
Paul Thompson, II (2)
.833
4 Trigla
Miss Sandra Ingalls (2)
.764
5 Romp
Miss Margaret R. Stroud and
Roger Milliken (2)
.736
6 Sweet Sixteen
Charles J. Hatfield (2)
.708
DNQ Maria
Gilbert Butler, Jr. (1)
.861
DNQ Bat
Miss Peggy Kennedy (1)
.722
DNQ Sea Wolf
Harald Paumgarten, Jr. (1) .694
DNQ Julie J.
Rodman C. Rockefeller (1) .639
BULLSEYE CLASS
1 Bicker
Miss Elsie B. Paumgarten (2) .903
DNQ Sizzle
Miss Katherine P. Hopkins
(1) 1.000
DNQ Woozle
Miss Elaine Fairman (1)
.677
DNQ Lazy Anchor
Miss Katherine P. Hopkins
(1) .677
tFigure Denotes Number of Qualifying Races.
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SAILING CLASS RACES
1953
FINAL STANDING OF JULY MORNING SERIES
PERCENTAGE
PLACE
SKIPPER
OF PERFECTION
LUDERS CLASS
1
Harald Paumgarten, Jr. (5)t .918
2
Charles J. Hatfield (5)
.840
3
Hugh C. Scott (5)
.821
4
Benjamin R. Neilson (5)
.789
5
Miss Peggy Kennedy (4)
.783
6
Charles R. Tyson, Jr. (5)
.752
7
Gilbert Butler, Jr. (4)
.748
BULLSEYE CLASS
1
Miss Nina G. Stewart (3)
.917
2
Edward McC. Blair, Jr. (4)
.872
3
Michael C. Madeira (3)
.862
4
Lodowick Crofoot (4)
.811
5
Alexander Y. Goriansky (4) .808
6
Miss Helen Wilmerding (4) .792
7
Miss Meta C. Paumgarten (4) .782
8
Paul H. Lippincott (4)
.744
9
DeWitt L. Sage, Jr. (4)
.705
10
Miss Katherine P. Hopkins
(3) .700
DNQ
William G. Foulke, Jr. (1)
.675
tFigure Denotes Number of Qualifying Races.
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FINAL STANDING OF AUGUST MORNING SERIES
1953
PERCENTAGE
PLACE
SKIPPER
OF PERFECTION
LUDERS CLASS
1
Charles J. Hatfield (4) i
.878
2
Gilbert Butler, Jr. (3)
.871
3
Hugh C. Scott (4)
.833
4
Benjamin R. Neilson (4)
.813
5
Harald Paumgarten, Jr. (3)
.789
6
Miss Peggy Kennedy (3)
.762
7
Alexander Y. Goriansky (4)
.710
8
Miss Marian L. Lapsley (3)
.663
DNQ
Charles R. Tyson, Jr. (2)
1.000
DNQ
J. Peter Grace, III (1)
.717
DNQ
William R. Grace (1)
.667
BULLSEYE CLASS
1
Michael C. Madeira (6)
.859
2
Miss Nina G. Stewart (6)
.848
3
Miss Katherine P. Hopkins (5) .770
4
DeWitt L. Sage, Jr. (5)
.765
5
Miss Meta C. Paumgarten (5) .738
DNQ
Walter L. Foulke (1)
.925
DNQ
Edward McC. Blair, Jr. (3)
.828
DNQ
Miss Louise M. Roberts (2)
.827
DNQ
Paul H. Lippincott (3)
.800
tFigure Denotes Number of Qualifying Races.
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PERCENTAGE
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
OF PERFECTION
Miss Nina Lapsley (3) t
.787
DNQ
DNQ
Patrick Wilmerding (1)
.776
William W. Shettle, II (1)
.711
DNQ
DNQ
Alexander Y. Goriansky (1) .711
DNQ
Charles E. Pierce, Jr. (1)
.684
DNQ
Miss Helen Wilmerding (1) .650
|Figure Denotes Number of Qualifying Races.
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FINAL STANDING OF JULY CRUISE
1953
PERCENTAGE
PLACE
BOAT
SKIPPER
OF PERFECTION
1
Charm (CC)
Henry P. Finlay (2)
.940
2
The P.S. (L)
George Strawbridge, Jr. (2)
.915
3
Suntee (IC)
James G. Ducey (2)
.900
4
Elaine II (CC)
Dr. William Earl Clark (2)
.820
4
Bat (L)
Miss Peggy Kennedy (2)
.820
6
Frolic (L)
Mrs. W. B. Dixon Stroud (2) .775
7
Rebel (IC)
Burton H. and Hugh W.
Jackson (2)
.770
8
Acadia II (IC)
Schofield Andrews, Jr. (2)
.760
9
Hoyden (IC)
Dr. Michael Crofoot (2)
.750
10
Colleen (A)
Miss Gail B. Fairman (2)
.730
11
Tries (L)
Tristram C. Colket, Jr. (2)
.720
12
Auriga (IC)
Mrs. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr.
13
Duchess (CC)
(2)
.700
14 Sweet Sixteen (L) Robert E. L. Johnson (2)
.695
15
Wayfarer (CC)
Charles J. Hatfield (2)
.675
16
Sylph (CC)
John Cochran (2)
.660
John R. H. Blum (2)
630
16
Sea Wolf (L)
Harald Paumgarten, Jr. (2)
.630
18
Quivive (L)
James Large (2)
.620
19
Poscidon (L)
Miss Diana Strawbridge (2)
.605
20
Rusta III (CC)
Charles I. Thompson (2)
.595
21
Niliraga (CC)
Miss Margaret R. Stroud (2) .580
Figure Denotes Number of Qualifying Races.
Letters Denote Class.
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FINAL STANDING OF AUGUST CRUISE
1953
PERCENTAGE
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
OF PERFECTION
CRUISING CLASS, DIVISION A
1 Arundel
A. Atwater Kent, Jr. (3)
1.000
2
Doris III
Thomas Leiter (3)
.859
3
Niliraga
Miss Margaret R. Stroud (3) .808
4
Victoria
Joseph Pulitzer (3)
.718
5
Rogues Moon
James M. Cecil (3)
.654
CRUISING CLASS, DIVISION B
1
Elaine II
Dr. William Earl Clark (3)
.899
2
Constellation
E. Farnham Butler (3)
.891
3 Charm
Robert L. Hinckley (3)
.868
4
Jack Tar
David Rockefeller (3)
.837
5
Aleda
Walter H. Lippincott (3)
.775
Richard F. Baum (3)
.767
6
Little Dipper
7
Wayfarer
John Cochran (3)
.713
Brigham Britton (3)
.709
8
Bally Hoo
9
Herring Gull
Alexander MacN. Luke (3)
.698
10
Northern Light
Edward McC. Blair (3)
.674
Miss Rose Dolan (3)
.643
11 Encore
DNQ Finn M'cCumhaillRobert E. Coulson (2)
.966
INTERNATIONAL CLASS
1
Santee
James G. Ducey (4)
.942
2
Rebel
Burton H. and Hugh W.
Jackson (4)
.885
tFigure Denotes Number of Qualifying Races.
49
PERCENTAGE
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
OF PERFECTION
3 Bobern
Edward W. Madeira, Jr. (4) .827
4 Heron
James T. Wallis (4)
.755
5 Auriga
Mrs. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr.
(4) .659
A CLASS
1 Daffydill
Malcolm E. Peabody, Jr. (4) .962
2
Mecoh II
Miss Christine P. Goodman
(4)
.846
3 Colleen
Miss Gail B. Fairman (4)
.833
4 Kipper
Langdon P. Marvin, Jr. (4) .763
5
Ell Bee
William L. Van Alen, Jr. (4) .692
DNQ Memory
Robert K. McInnes (1)
DNQ Halcyon
Roger M. Keefe (1)
LUDERS CLASS
1
The P.S.
George Strawbridge, Jr. (4) .920
2
Chinquapin
Gordon H. Shaw (4)
.879
3
Sweet Sixteen
Charles J. Hatfield (4)
.856
Miss Diana Strawbridge (4)
.810
4
Poseidon
5 Romp
Miss Lucy Bell Newlin (4)
.782
6
North Wind
Frank Davis (4)
.773
7 Bat
Miss Peggy Kennedy (4)
.759
8
Sea Wolf
Harald Paumgarten, Jr. (4)
.750
9
Tristram C. Colket, Jr. (4)
.739
Tries
9
Gilbert Butler, Jr. (4)
.739
Maria
11
West Wind
John H. Briggs, Jr. (4)
.672
12 Quivive
Miss Barbara Tyson (4)
.626
tFigure Denotes Number of Qualifying Races.
50
FINAL STANDING OF INDEPENDENCE DAY
REGATTA
1953
PERCENTAGE
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
OF PERFECTION
1 Sea Wolf (L)* Harald Paumgarten, Jr. (1)⁺ 1.000
2 Moewe (IC)
Hermann M. Hessenbruch (1) .925
3 Bat (L)
Miss Peggy Kennedy (1)
.875
4 Auriga (IC)
Mrs. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr.
(1) .825
5 Wooden Shoe (B) Alexander Y. Goriansky (1) .788
1
Rocket (B)
Miss Frances Cochran (1)
.750
Dr. Michael Crofoot (1)
.725
7 Hoyden (IC)
Benjamin R. Neilson (1)
.700
8 Nevis (A)
9 Chinquapin (L) Gordon H. Shaw (1)
.675
DNF Rebel (IC)
Burton H. and Hugh W.
Jackson (1)
.625
Figure Denotes Number of Qualifying Races.
*Letters Denote Class.
51
SOUTHWEST HARBOR REGATTA
Thursday, July 30, 1953
Courses # 15 & # 13. Wind N.W., Velocity 10 MPH
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
CRUISING CLASS
1 Charm
Robert L. Hinckley
2 Jack Tar
Mrs. David Rocketeller
3 Duchess
Robert E. L. Johnson
4 Elaine II
Dr. William Earl Clark
INTERNATIONAL CLASS
1 Santee
James G. Ducey
2 Hoydon
Dr. Michael Crofoot
3 Moewe
Hermann M. Hessenbruch
4 Firefly
Edward W. Madeira, Jr.
5 Auriga
Mrs. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr.
A CLASS
1 Memory
Robert E. L. Johnson, Jr.
2 Colleen
Miss Gail B. Fairman
LUDERS CLASS
1 Chinquapin
Gordon H. Shaw
2 Sea Wolf
Harald Paumgarten, Jr.
3 Sweet Sixteen
Charles J. Hatfield
4 Bat
Miss Peggy Kennedy
52
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
BULLSEYE CLASS
1 Bicker
Miss Nina G. Stewart
2 Woozle
Miss Meta C. Paumgarten
3 Chizzle
Lodowick Crofoot
4 Rocket
Thomas P. Kelley
5 Lazy Anchor
DeWitt L. Sage, Jr.
6 Sizzle
Miss Katherine P. Hopkins
DNF Water Bug
Edward McC. Blair, Jr.
DNF Darochel
Charles E. Pierce, Jr.
53
SEAMAN'S RACE
Wednesday, August 12, 1953
Courses #22, #27, #6. Wind S.W., Velocity 10 MPH
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
INTERNATIONAL CLASS
1 Moewe
Charles L. Ill
2 Auriga
Mrs. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr.
3 Silver Spray
Henry T. Reath
LUDERS CLASS
1
Sweet Sixteen
Charles J. Hatfield
2 Quivive
Charles R. Tyson, Jr.
3 Bat
Hugh C. Scott
4 Maria
Gilbert Butler, Jr.
5
Sea Wolf
Harald Paumgarten, Jr.
6 Aethe
Edward J. Robbins
BULLSEYE CLASS
1 Rocket
Thomas P. Kelley
2
Lazy Anchor
Harry Wilmerding
3
Wooden Shoe
Alexander Y. Goriansky
4 Sizzle
Sandy Kennedy
5 Bicker
Miss Nina G. Stewart
6 Chizzle
George Wilmerding
54
SEAL HARBOR YACHT CLUB REGATTA
Friday, August 14, 1953
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
CLASS
1 Santee
James G. Ducey
I
2
Moewe
Hermann M. Hessenbruch
I
Benjamin R. Neilson
A
3 Nevis
4
Chinquapin
Gordon H. Shaw
Luders
5 Rebel
Burton H. and Hugh
W. Jackson
I
6
Auriga
Mrs. Crawford C. Madeira,
Jr.
I
7
Jack Tar
David Rockefeller
Cruising
Luders
8
Sweet Sixteen
Charles J. Hatfield
9
Aethe
Edward J. Robbins
Luders
10
Sea Wolf
Miss Meta C. Paumgarten
Luders
11
Elaine 11
Dr. William Earl Clark
Cruising
12 Charm
Robert L. Hinckley
Cruising
BULLSEYE CLASS
1 Woozle
Harald Paumgarten, Jr.
2
Sizzle
Miss Katherine P. Hopkins
3 Bicker
Miss Nina G. Stewart
4 Wooden Shoe
Alexander Y. Goriansky
DNF Me Too
Miss Elaine Fairman
Disq. Rocket
Thomas P. Kelley
55
GEORGE DAVENPORT HAYWARD
MEMORIAL CUP RACE
Monday, August 17, 1953
Course #8. Wind S.W., Velocity 10 MPH
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
CLASS
1
Little Lulu
Miss Joan B. Gilpatric
Hustler
2 Santee
James G. Ducey
I
3
Lazy Anchor
DeWitt L. Sage, Jr.
Bullseye
4
Water Bug
Edward McC. Blair, Jr.
Bullseye
5
Skip Jack
John R. H. Blum
Hustler
6
Pocumtuck
Perkins Wilson
Hustler
7
Eluder
Mrs. Bayard H. Roberts
Luders
8
Rocket
Miss Frances Cochran
Bullseye
9
Chinquapin
Gordon H. Shaw
Luders
10
Fidget
Miss Louise M. Roberts
Bullseye
11
Rebel
Burton H. and Hugh W.
Jackson
I
12 VaLee
John Tyssowski
30 Sq. M.
13
Silver Spray
Rev. George L. Peabody
I
14
Triad
Alexander Y. Goriansky
Luders
15
Moewe
Hermann M. Hessenbruch
I
16
Hustla
Charles D. Dickey
A
17
Frolic
Mrs. W. B. Dixon Stroud
Luders
18
Nevis
Benjamin R. Neilson
A
19
Kipper
Langdon P. Marvin, Jr.
A
20
Heron
James T. Wallis
I
21
Sweet Sixteen
Charles J. Hatfield
Luders
56
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
CLASS
22
West Wind
John H. Briggs, Jr.
Luders
23 Auriga
Mrs. Crawford C. Madeira,
Jr.
I
David Rockefeller
I
24 Tartar
25
Sizzle
Miss Katherine P. Hopkins Bullseye
26
Donabu
O'Donnell Iselin
I
27
William V. P. Newlin
A
Ell Bee
28
Miss Elizabeth Madeira
A
Ino
29
Chizzle
Michael C. Madeira
Bullseye
30
Halcyon
Roger M. Keefe
A
Luders
31
Sea Wolf
Harald Paumgarten, Jr.
32
Dr. William Earl Clark
A
Royal Blue
33
Bicker
Miss Nina G. Stewart
Bullseye
34
Miss Peggy Kennedy
Luders
Bat
35
Colleen
Miss Gail B. Fairman
A
36
Woozle
Miss Meta C. Paumgarten
Bullseye
37
Wooden Shoe
William W. Shettle, II
Bullseye
Edward H. Brennan
A
DNF Vega 11
DNF No. 7
Caspar W. Morris, Jr.
A
DNF Memory
Robert K. McInnes
A
57
SINGLE-HANDED LUDERS RACE
Thursday, August 20, 1953
Course # 13. Wind N.W., Velocity 8 MPH
PLACE BOAT
SKIPPER
1 Romp
Langdon P. Marvin, Jr.
2
Sweet Sixteen
Charles J. Hatfield
3 Eluder
Alan McIlhenny
4 Frolic
Mrs. W. B. Dixon Stroud
5 Bat
Hugh C. Scott
6
Sea Wolf
Harald Paumgarten, Jr.
7 Swallow
Benjamin R. Neilson
8 Quivive
Charles R. Tyson, Jr.
9
Trigla
Miss Marian L. Lapsley
10 Triad
Alexander Y. Goriansky
11
Morning Star
Thomas P. Kelley
12 Maria
Gilbert Butler, Jr.
DNF Chinquapin
Gordon H. Shaw
58
LIST OF YACHTS
NAME
OWNER
POWER CRUISERS
Albatross
A. Atwater Kent, Jr.
Annida
Hermann M. Hessenbruch
Boreas
Raynor G. Wellington
Caroline
John Lee Merrill
Columbia
William L. E. Sinkler
Dragon Lady
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Elb
Edward Browning, Jr.
Elgreave
Walter A. Eversman
Gambol
Roger Milliken
Gitana
John J. O'Brien
Hi-Dec-Hi
Alfred Zantzinger
Idle Hour
A. Atwater Kent, Jr.
Iona
Miss Mary C. Wheelwright
Jericho
Thomas S. Gates, Jr.
Juaniata
Harry B. Mathews, Jr.
Kinkora III
Carroll S. Tyson, Jr.
North Wind
Mrs. W. Laurence LePage
Maro II
Roscoe C. Ingalls, Jr.
Penguin
Stuart S. Janney, Jr.
Piquant
William J. Strawbridge
Placida
Arnold W. Lunt
Polynesian
Mrs. P. A. B. Widener
Santa Maria
Joseph P. Grace, Jr.
Sea Otter
DeWitt L. Sage
Sea Wind
Mrs. Benjamin R. Hoffman
Surf
John Lee Merrill
Tarolinta
A. S. Carhart
59
NAME
OWNER
Tartan
David Rockefeller
Widgeon II
Mrs. Ledyard Cogswell, Jr.
SLOOPS AND CUTTERS
Arundel II
A. Atwater Kent, Jr.
Camaco
Benjamin B. Hinckley, Jr.
Controversy
Dr. Francis C. Grant
Duchess
Robert E. L. Johnson
Elaine II
Dr. William Earl Clark
Foggy
Charles A. Cary
Game Cock
David W. Clark
Gilby
William B. Watkins
Gosling
L. S. Chanler
Herring Gull
Dr. James S. Murphy
Ibis II
O'Donnell Iselin
Jack Tar
David Rockefeller
Josephine
A. C. Yarnall
Maria
Stephen M. Whittlesey
Nevis IV
C. P. B. Jefferys
Old Butch
E. Sohier Welch, Jr.
Porpoise
Norris B. Gregg, Jr.
Silver Night
Walter K. Shaw, Jr.
Sinbad
Dr. Henry D. Stebbins
Spindrift
Frederick Fraley, Jr.
VaLee
John Tyssowski
Vixen II
Frank C. Roberts, Jr.
Winsome
Walter A. Eversman
Wivern
J. Linzee Weld
60
NAME
OWNER
SCHOONERS, YAWLS AND KETCHES
Bayadere
John Lee Merrill
Charm
Henry R. Hinckley
Constellation
E. Farnham Butler
Fair Wind
William B. Watkins
Kim
Edmund S. Burke, Jr.
Niliraga
Mrs. H. E. Montgomery
Nirvana
Harry G. Haskell, Jr.
Salmagal II
Arthur B. Homer
Snowflake
E. Farnham Butler
INTERNATIONAL CLASS
No. NAME
OWNER
1
Firefly
Harry B. Mathews, Jr.
2
Auriga
Crawford C. Madeira
3
Santee
James G. Ducey
4
Silver Spray
Harry G. Haskell, Jr.
5
Queen
Mary
Nelson A. Rockefeller
6
Acadia II
Mrs. M. S. Ingalls
7
Bobern
Ernest Kanzler
8
Hoyden
Dr. Michael Crofoot
9
Moewe
Hermann M. Hessenbruch
10
Rebel
Burton H. and Hugh W. Jackson
11
Venetia
Wharton Sinkler
13
Donabu
O'Donnell Iselin
14
Tartar
David Rockefeller
15
Little Scamp
Stuart S. Janney, Jr.
61
No. NAME
OWNER
A CLASS
1
Daffydill
Rt. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody
2
Ino
Miss Elizabeth Madeira
3
Kittiwake
Jarvis Cromwell
6
Hustla
Charles D. Dickey
7
No. 7
Caspar W. Morris, Jr.
11
Mecoh II
J. A. Harris, IV and Henry F. Harris
14
Memory
Robert E. L. Johnson
16
Nevis
Harry R. Neilson, Jr.
17
Kipper
Langdon P. Marvin, Jr.
18
Royal Blue
Edward W. Madeira, Jr.
19
Colleen
Miss Gail B. Fairman
21
Polly
Robert W. Williams
22
Aeolus
P. Blair Lee
24
Vega II
Miss Lorna and Edward H. Brennan
28
Ell Bee
E. M. Newlin
29
Aleda
William D'O. Lippincott
30
Bob White
Frederick Fraley, Jr.
32
Don Q
David W. Clark
38
Argo
Edward Ellsberg
46
Tigger
Edward K. Dunham, III
49
Halcyon
C. W. Hunter
50
Gull
Arthur E. Pew, III
LUDERS CLASS
2
Overdue
Robert H. Kanzler
3
Watermelon
Dr. Matthew T. Mellon
5
Hasty Hart
Gilbert H. Kinney
6
Romp
Roger Milliken
62
No. NAME
OWNER
7
Julie J.
John J. O'Brien
8
Frolic
Mrs. W. B. Dixon Stroud
9
Aethe
George A. Robbins
10
Bat
M. C. Kennedy
11
Shooting Star
Steven C. Rockefeller
12
Swallow
Mrs. Ledyard Cogswell, Tr.
13
Sweet Sixteen
Paul Thompson, II
14
Woodwind
William P. Wood
15
Eluder
Alan McIlhenny
16
Chinquapin
Beauchamp E. Smith
17
West Wind
John H. Briggs
19
Sea Wolf
Mrs. Harald Paumgarten
21
Trigla
Mrs. M. S. Ingalls
23
Morning Star
Joseph P. Grace, Jr.
24
Triad
Alexander Y. Goriansky
25
Golden Arrow
Nelson A. Rockefeller
26
Maria
Mrs. Gilbert Butler
51
North Wind
Minot K. Milliken
53
Long Shot
Edward Browning, Jr.
54
Anemone
Charles C. G. Chaplin
55
Afreet
John D. Archbold
BULLSEYE CLASS
1
Woozle
Harald Paumgarten, Jr.
2
Fidget
Mrs. Edgar Allan Poe
3
Puff-In
Mrs. Ledyard Cogswell, Jr.
4
Bicker
Mrs. William F. Cochran
5
Chizzle
Mrs. Lewis Neilson
6
Sizzle
N. E. Harbor Fleet
63
No. NAME
OWNER
7
Golliwogg
O'Donnell Iselin
10
Dart
Walter K. Shaw, Jr.
11
West Wind
Miss Mary D. Merrill
12
Lazy
Anchor
Mrs. DeWitt L. Sage
13
Bull Dog
William J. Strawbridge
14
Toot Sweet
E. M. Newlin
15
Wooden Shoe
N. E. Harbor Fleet
16
Dragon Fly
Nelson A. Rockefeller
17
Demi
Mrs. Hugh M. Matheson
18
Me Too
N. E. Harbor Fleet
19
Tar Baby
David Rockefeller
21
Hop-a-Long
Nelson A. Rockefeller
22
Water Bug
Edward McC. Blair
23
Rocket
Mrs. William F. Cochran, Jr.
HUSTLER CLASS
2
Pocumtuck
Perkins Wilson
3
Little Lulu
Miss Joan B. Gilpatric
11
Skip Jack
John R. H. Blum
13
Rose Red
E. Farnham Butler
15
Golden Bantam
William C. Elliott
MERMAID CLASS
1
Mermaid
E. Farnham Butler
2
Maia
Thomas Reath
6
Darshan
Arthur B. Homer
65
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HONORARY MEMBERS
Milliken, Dr. Seth M.
951 Madison Ave., New York
21, N. Y.
Rawle, Henry
Sharon, Conn.
Robbins, Reginald C.
Valley Club Cottage No. 1,
Santa Barbara, Cal.
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Andrews, Schofield, Jr.
Northeast Harbor, Maine
Andrews, Stockton A.
7916 Paseo del Ocaso, LaJolla,
Cal.
Andrews, Mrs. Stockton A.
7916 Paseo del Ocaso, LaJolla,
Cal.
Andrews, Stuart B.
Swedsford Rd., Paoli, Pa.
Andrews, Mrs. Stuart B.
Swedsford Rd., Paoli, Pa.
Archbold, John D.
Rm. No. 5436 - 30 Rockefeller
Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.
Barrows, Mercer B.
"Lane's End," Edgemont, Pa.
Barrows, Miss Sally
"Lane's End," Edgemont, Pa.
Bass, Mrs. George E.
R. D. 2, Bridgeton, N. J.
Bass, George S.
R. D. 2, Bridgeton, N. J.
Bass, Thomas E.
R. D. 2, Bridgeton, N. J.
Belcher, Benjamin M.
Lakeville, Conn.
Biddle, Richard C. D.
214 Ladbroke Rd., Bryn Mawr,
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Bingham, Richard J.
94 Merriweather Rd., Grosse
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66
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135 S. LaSalle St., Chicago,
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Blum, Robert E.
Old Court House Rd., New
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Bradley, Newell C.
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Brengle, Laurence J., Jr.
131 State St., Boston 9, Mass.
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177 Everit St., New Haven,
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Brennan, Miss Lorna
177 Everit St., New Haven,
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Brewster, Walter Wickes
Glyndon, Md.
Briggs, Miss Jean
Metcalf Rd., Willoughby, O.
Briggs, John H.
1148 Euclid Ave., Cleveland
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Metcalf Rd., Willoughby, O.
Briggs, John H., Jr.
Metcalf Rd., Willoughby, O.
Brixey, Mrs. R. D.
1 East 66th St., New York
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Brooks, Henry G., Jr.
Walpole St., Dover, Mass.
Browning, Edward, Jr.
Bar Harbor, Maine
Burden, William A. M.
1224 30th St., Washington,
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Burke, Edmund S., Jr.
709 Union Commerce Bldg.,
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Butler, E. Farnham
Mount Desert, Maine
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2 Rutger Park, Utica, N. Y.
Butler, Mrs. Gilbert
2 Rutger Park, Utica, N. Y.
Byrd, Richard E., Jr.
9 Brimmer St., Boston, Mass.
67
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East Blue Hill, Maine
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8 Letcher Court, Martinsville,
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247 Park Ave., New York 17,
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Chanler, L. S.
59 East 92nd St., New York,
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Haverford, Pa.
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26 West Belle Mill Rd., Chest-
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Clark, David W.
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W. Valley Green Rd., Flour-
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Clark, Percy H., Jr.
Welwyn Rd., Wayne, Pa.
Clark, Dr. William Earl
5220 Partridge Lane, N.W.,
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901 West Lake Ave., Balti-
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Hulls Cove, Maine
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Govan's Post Office, Baltimore
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Glyndon, Md.
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Cogswell, Miss Cornelia
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502 N. 72nd Ave., Omaha 4,
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Calhoun Towers, Greenville,
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Cromwell, Jarvis
90 Worth St., New York 13,
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Cromwell, Mrs. Jarvis
Lake Rd., Morristown, N. J.
Cromwell, Mrs. Lincoln
711 Park Ave., New York 21,
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Cromwell, Roger J. K.
Morristown, N. J.
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Hubbard Woods, Box 47,
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Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia,
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Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia,
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Bedford Hills, N. Y.
69
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Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia,
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Devon, Pa.
Gates, Mrs. Thomas S.. Jr.
Devon, Pa.
Gates, Thomas S., III
Devon, Pa.
Geyelin, Henry R., Jr.
115 East 92nd St., New York
28, N. Y.
Gillespic, Stevenson
417 Park Ave., New York,
N.Y.
Gilpatric, Miss Joan B.
1112 Park Ave., New York,
N. Y.
Grace, Charles
Manhassett, Long Island,
N.Y.
Grace, Joseph P., Jr.
Wheatley Rd., Old Westbury,
N. Y.
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Wheatley Rd., Old Westbury,
N.Y.
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9012 Crefeld St., Chestnut
Hill, Philadelphia 18, Pa.
Gregg, Miss Kate May
36 Westmoreland Place, St.
Louis, Mo.
Gregg, Norris B., Jr.
36 Westmoreland Place, St.
Louis, Mo.
Haase, Walter S.
4300 Geraldine Ave., St.
Louis 15, Mo.
Hall, Clarence E.
1710 Locust St., Philadelphia
3, Pa.
71
Hall, E. C. Kirk
351 N. Latch's Lane, Merion,
Pa.
Halsey, Van R.
120 Broadway, New York 5,
N. Y.
Hamlin, Cyrus
Southwest Harbor, Maine
Harris, Miss Anne Lamont
8600 Seminole Ave., Chestnut
Hill, Philadelphia 18, Pa.
Harris, Mrs. Flagler
8600 Seminole Ave., Chestnut
Hill, Philadelphia 18, Pa.
Harris, Henry F.
8600 Seminole Ave., Chestnut
Hill, Philadelphia 18, Pa.
Harris, J. A., III
1605 Packard Building, Phil-
adelphia 2, Pa.
Harris, J. A., IV
Newtown Rd., Ithan, Pa.
Harris, Mrs. John A., IV
Newtown Rd., Ithan, Pa.
Haskell, Harry G., Jr.
1300 Market St., Wilmington,
Del.
Haugen, Johan
Odensgt 34, Oslo, Norway
Hessenbruch, Hermann M.
Paoli, Pa.
Hinckley, Benjamin B., Jr.
Ellsworth, Maine
Hinckley, Henry R.
Southwest Harbor, Maine
Hoffman, Mrs. Benjamin R. "The Grange," City Line,
West Overbrook, Philadel-
phia 31, Pa.
Homer, Arthur B.
Saucon Valley Rd., R. D. #4.
Bethlehem, Pa.
Hopkins, Charles A. Porter
Bellona Ave., Baltimore 12,
Md.
Hopkins, D. Luke
c/o Safe Deposit & Trust Co.,
13 South Street, Baltimore
2, Md.
72
Hopkins, David Luke, Jr.
Bellona Ave., Baltimore 12,
Md.
Hopkins, Miss Florence
Disston
Bellona Ave., Baltimore 12,
Md.
Houghton, Miss Sylvia
c/o Mrs. Hugh McMillan, 5
Woodland Place, Grosse
Pointe, Mich.
Howard, William James
Lutherville, Md.
Hunter, Charles W.
Room 702, 1401 Arch St.,
Philadelphia 5, Pa.
Iglehart, Mrs. Francis N.
R.F.D. #1, Lutherville, Md.
III, Charles L.
3598 So. Stafford St., Arling-
ton, Va.
Ingalls, Mrs. M. S.
860 Fifth Ave., New York 21,
N. Y.
Ingalls, Roscoe C., Jr.
27 Locust Lane, Bronxville,
N. Y.
Ingalls, Miss Sandra
860 Fifth Ave., New York 21,
N. Y.
Iselin, O'Donnell
104 East 71st St., New York,
N. Y.
Iselin, Peter
104 East 71st St., New York,
N. Y.
Jackson, Burton H.
Bedens Brook Rd., Skillman,
N. J.
Jackson, Hugh W.
827 North Greenway Dr.,
Coral Gables, Fla.
Jackson, Mrs. Orton P.
St. David's Pa.
73
Janney, Stuart S., Jr.
1409 Mercantile Trust Bldg.,
Baltimore & Calvert Sts.,
Baltimore 2, Md.
Janney, Mrs. Stuart S., Jr.
Glyndon, Md.
Jefferys, C. P. B.
St. George's School, Newport,
R. I.
Jenkins, E. Kenneth
Bar Harbor, Maine
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Morristown, N. J.
Johnson, George K., 3rd
Stackhouse Mill Rd., R. D. 1,
Newtown Square, Pa.
Johnson, Robert E. L.
8700 Burning Tree Rd., Beth-
esda, Md.
Johnson, Robert E. L., Jr.
8700 Burning Tree Rd., Beth-
esda, Md.
Kanzler, Ernest
1700 United Artists Bldg.,
Detroit 26, Mich.
Kanzler, Ernest C., Jr.
241 Lake Shore Rd., Grosse
Pointe Farms, Mich.
Kanzler, Miss Katrina
241 Lake Shore Rd., Grosse
Pointe Farms, Mich.
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241 Lake Shore Rd., Grosse
Pointe Farms, Mich.
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Rye Colony, Rye, N. Y.
Keefe, Mrs. Roger M.
Rye Colony, Rye, N. Y.
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62 E. 91st St., New York 28,
N. Y.
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62 E. 91st St., New York 28,
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62 E. 91st St., New York 28,
N. Y.
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Ardmore, Pa.
74
Kent, Mrs. A. Atwater, Jr.
Ardmore, Pa.
Kimball, Loren E., Jr.
Northeast Harbor, Maine
Kinney, Mrs. Gilbert
765 Park Ave., New York,
N. Y.
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765 Park Ave., New York,
N. Y.
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7002 Wissahickon Ave., Phil-
adelphia 19, Pa.
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636 West 254th St., New York
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101 S. Broad St., Philadel-
phia 7, Pa.
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130 W. Chestnut Ave., Chest-
nut Hill, Philadelphia 18, Pa.
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tington, Long Island, N. Y.
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Pa.
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Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia
18, Pa.
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Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia
18, Pa.
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Mt. Desert, Maine
Madeira, Crawford C.
1269 Broad St. Station Bldg.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
75
Madeira, Crawford C., Jr. 79 Lafayette Rd., Princeton,
N. J.
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Jr.
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N. J.
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3101 W. Schoolhouse Lane,
Germantown, Philadelphia
44, Pa.
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Germantown, Philadelphia
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337 Avon Rd., Bryn Mawr,
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Andover Rd.. Ardmore, Pa.
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6 Norman Lane, Chestnut
Hill, Philadelphia 18. Pa.
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1201 N. Calvert St., Balti-
more 2, Md.
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133 East 64th St., New York
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Miami, Fla.
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607 N. Chester Rd., Swarth-
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Andover Rd., Newtown Square,
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Glyndon, Md.
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778 Park Ave., New York 21,
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120 East End Ave., New
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506 Hillbrook, Rd., Bryn
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1617 Girard Trust Co. Bldg.,
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145 E. Bells Mill Rd., Phila-
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145 E. Bells Mill Rd., Phila-
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315 No. Front St., Harris-
burg, Pa.
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315 N. Front St., Harrisburg,
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315 North Front St.. Harris-
burg, Pa.
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St. Davids, Pa.
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St. Davids, Pa.
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St. Davids, Pa.
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Wayne, Pa.
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Louella Ave. & Conestoga
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Wayne, Pa.
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1500 Walnut St., Philadel-
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"Holly Court," Oyster Bay,
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Laverock, Chestnut Hill, Phil-
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Laverock, Chestnut Hill, Phil-
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Poe, Mrs. Edgar Allan
8765
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Glen Cove, New York, N. Y.
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429 W. Chestnut Ave., Chest-
nut Hill, Philadelphia 18,
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808 Hale St., Beverly Farms,
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99 College Ave., Flourtown,
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117 So. 17th St., Philadel-
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103 Haws Lane, Chestnut
Hill, Philadelphia 18, Pa.
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Butler Pike, Ambler, Pa.
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nut Hill, Philadelphia 18, Pa.
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nut Hill, Philadelphia 18, Pa.
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Paoli, Pa.
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Glyndon, Md.
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Glyndon, Md.
Scott, Josiah Marvel
2207 Grant Ave., Wilmington,
Del.
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2207 Grant Ave., Wilming-
ton, Del.
Shattuck, Dr. George C.
450 Warren St., Brookline.
46, Mass.
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Concord, Mass.
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631 E. Gravers Lane, Chest-
nut Hill, Philadelphia 18, Pa.
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631 E. Gravers Lane, Chest-
nut Hill, Philadelphia 18, Pa.
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1235 Land Title Bldg., Phil-
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"Thornlea," Country Club
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Rd., York, Pa.
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Harner Farm, Fort Washing-
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Corn Point Rd., Marblehead,
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Jr.
Glyndon, Md.
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110-A Thomas Wynne Apts.,
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Glen Rd., Ardmore, Pa.
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Cobbler Mountain Farms,
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3493 Holly Avenue, Cincin-
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"Camp Discharge," Consho-
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150 Ridgewood Ave., Hamden
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3009 N Street, N.W., Wash-
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1528 Walnut St., Philadel-
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Haverford, Pa.
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Ithan, Pa.
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176 E. 64th St., New York 21,
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Overbrook, Philadelphia 31,
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St. George's Apartments, 115
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Northeast Harbor, Maine
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Bala-Cynwyd, Pa.
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St. Mary's Rd., Libertyville,
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2 Rutger Park, Utica, N. Y.
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452 W. Chestnut Hill Ave.,
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452 W. Chestnut Hill Ave.,
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Mt. Kemble Ave., Morris-
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20 Meredith St., West Rox-
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62 E. 91st St., New York 28,
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62 E. 91st St., New York 28,
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Princeton, N. J.
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140 E. 65th St., New York,
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St. Davids, Pa.
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Lincoln, Mass.
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240 Booth Lane, Haverford,
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8318 Seminole Ave., Chestnut
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8318 Seminole Ave., Chestnut
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Rockefeller, David, Jr.
146 E. 65th St., New York,
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N. Y.
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810 Fifth Ave., New York 21,
N. Y.
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810 Fifth Ave., New York 21,
N. Y.
Sage, DeWitt L., Jr.
Glyndon, Md.
Sage, Miss Linn
Glyndon, Md.
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Box 26, Wellesley, Mass.
87
Scott, Robert L., Jr.
Box 26, Wellesley, Mass.
Shaw, Alan B.
Concord, Mass.
Shettle, Miss Sandy
Beverly Manor, Pocomoke,
Md.
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Beverly Manor, Pocomoke,
Md.
Stewart, Miss Nina G.
Glyndon, Md.
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Glyndon, Md.
Strawbridge, William J., Jr. Paoli, Pa.
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Country Line Road, Villanova,
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Tyson, Miss Barbara
6910 Wissahickon Ave., Phila-
delphia 19, Pa.
Tyson, Charles R., Jr.
6910 Wissahickon Ave., Phila-
delphia 19, Pa.
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RD 1, Brower Rd., Wayne,
Pa.
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2 Rosedale Rd., Princeton,
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