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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-06-19
Busy Corner.

Souse Dumping into lamp post).
Excuse me, sir" Dumping into
fire hydrant Excuse me, little
boy" Dumping into second lamp
post. We'll, I'll just sit here until
the crowd passes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07

ON THE lookout for the first
tiny wrinkle, but giving little
thought to the large hips that
already make her look middle
aged.
How foolish any woman is to
go through life wide hipped.
wearing matronly dresses. With
simple exercises you can quickly
reduce hips and thighs, slip into
trim, youthful styles.
The truth is that homework
and the ordinary amount of ex-
ercise we get these days don't
give the muscles at the nip joints
enough of a workout. They get
slack; fatty pads develop.
The solution is exercises like
this one. Magically your bulges
melt away.
Standing with feet about Il
inches apart, arms out to side,
knees bent slightly: Push
hips and abdomen downward
and backward as if about to sit
on a chair. Straighten the curve
in the lower heck. Push hips
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Spring Fashions Demand You
Exercise for S+reamIines

and abdomen forward, then up
ward, downward, forward and
upward. You should make a COM
plete circle. Repeat four times.
rest, and do 8 to Is times
altogether.
1t isn't how old you are that
counts, but how old you look!
Other enemies of youth-a bulg-
ing midriff, sagging bust, double
chin-can also be vanquished by
proper exercises.
Our 40-page booklet, BEAUTY
AND HEALTH THROUGH
SIMPLE EXERCISES, gives ex-
erefSes to correct posture, neck.
shoulders, arms, bust; TO slim
hips. thighs and waiStline; to
overcome backache, painful feet,
constipation, nervous tension.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in
coins for this booklet to The
Detroit Times Home Institute,
1925 Times Square, Detroit.
Mich. Please be sure to write
plainly your name, address and
title of bookle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Market Report

MICHIGAN PRODUCTS
which are quite plentiful on
the markets are apples. dry
onions and potatoes. These
are selling at very reasonable
prices according to the latest
report of the Municipal
Bureau of Markets.
Other plentiful foods are
avocados, carrots, celery and
lettuce. Asparagus, beans,
cabbage, squash, tomatoes and
strawberries are scarce.
Prices are unchanged on
beef. but veal has decreased
slightly. Lamb and pork loins
have increased in price; other
pork cuts remain unchanged.
Dealers recommend any pork
cut as the best fresh meat
value for this weekend.
Cheese prices have dropped
while eggs have advanced.
Butter remains the same.
Supplies of live poultry con-
tinue quite plentiful with no
apparent price changes.
The Winter-caught weather.
frozen varieties of fish such
as whitefish. yellow pike.
SAUCER pike and perch are the
most moderately priced in
this line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
St. Patrick's
Day Shenanieans

SURE AND it's a good old
Irish shindig you'll be having.
come st. Patrick's Day. Every
body loves an excuse for a party
-. and what better reason could
there be for a celebration than
this saints birthday? Too, it
breaks up the routine of Lent.
Will you be having a dinner.
afternoon tea or evening partyY
No matter which, you'll find
ideas, menus and recipes to help
make it a success on leaflet
C-146-St. Patrick's Shenani-
gans. 1t suggests a Killarney
luncheon, an Erin dinner a Wee
Mavoureen's party.
You may have this leaflet and
O129-Hearty and Fancy Sand
witches, If you will enclose three
cents to cover mailing costs.
Send your request to Prudence
Penny, The Detroit Times, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07

carrots are hea [ e d through.
Strain over gelatin and let cool.
Split hard cooked eggs in half
lengthwise and mash yolks fine.
Mince salmon and beat into egg
yolks. Add pickle, onion, pi-
miento and carrot and blend
with salad dressing and stuff
egg whites.
Arrange eggs in an oblong
mold. cut side down. Pour the
bouillon over. Let chill till firm,
turn out on platter and top each
egg half with a swirl of salad
dressing. Garnish with celery
trees and stuffed prunes.
To make trees. stick a celery
curl into stuffed olive. Soak 8
prunes one hour. Pit and stuff
with cream cheese and set in
nests of finely shredded white
endive. alternating trees and
pruneS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Mixed Grill

One and one-half cups corned
beef. 2 cups cooked potatoes and
2 cups cooked carrots, cut juli-
enne. 2 cups cooked lima beans,
6 medium-Sized onions, l tea
spoon prepared mustard. l egg,
salt and pepper to taste.
Chop the corned beef and mix
with egg and seaSonings. Slice
the onions and fry in butter.
Take them up carefully and add
meat TO the fat, turn and cook
until nicely Drowned. then add
the other vegetables, placing
each IN mound. Then place
under the broiler for a few min
utes to get a golden brown.
TOMORROW - Letter from
Mrs. Neil IYerson. Van Dyke.
Mich, who won second prize.
Mrs. Iverson presents COM
plete meal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Use Judgment

None Of these innovations will
preclude thc possibility of mis-
takes but they viii 60 a long
way toward making them i'm
probable
Remember not TO put large,
bold patterns on small furniture
nor TO use designs which would
look punty in large areas. The
sketch today suggests three indi-
yldual fabrics, properly scaled
for their use. and harmonized
through correlation of pattern
and color. II is a trend you will
be grateful for when you see the
charming results it makes pos
sible.
Distributed by Dougherty Syndicate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Saturday

BREAKFAST-Orange halves,
Clipped beef in cream on toast.
DINNER-Quick chicken n
biscuits, crisp vegetable plate,
banana fritters with lemon sauce.
SUPPER-Mixed grill, noodles.
stuffed peach salad, gingerbread
with spiced pears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Quick Chicken

- While biscuits bake. heat one
can condensed chicken soup,
thicken with 2 tablespoons -four
blended with 2 tablespoons
eyaporated milk and ! egg yolk.
Add 1 teaspoon minced parsley
and l teaspoon melted butter.
Serve piping hot over split bis
ctiifc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
copp I,4,. nerDLecRArT sspucs,
CROCHETED SQUARE
PATTERN 2786

THIS FOUR-INCH square, easily memorzed, gives you
chance to make lovely luncheon sea scarf powa cloth
spread you larger accessories Pattern 26 contains
square, of and stitches photograph
of square, materials required.
this pattern the Laura Wheeler
Department, 1925 Times Square Detroit Mich Owing
customs regulations orders for Canadian destna
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Cooking Class
To Have Irish
Theme

ST. BATRICKS DAY foods
will be the subject of The De-
troit Times Homemakers' Club
cooking school next Tuesday,
March II. Class will be held in
the auditorium on the fifth floor
Of our building and will start at
30 in the afternoon, with
doors open at l o'clock.
Green Motif
Prudence will prepare dishes
that smack of the Emerald Isle
and they will include: pork
chops with raisin lime sauce, a
spinach casserole flor those who
think they just don't like this
green vegetable), shamrock
salad top hat cake, rhubarb de-
light and a steamed prune pud-
ding with frozen mint sauce.
Carey Dubbs-S-year-old De-
troit youngster, will put every
one into the true Irish spirit
with his theme song, when
Irish Eyes Are Smiling" He
will also sing. "A Little Bit of
Heaven" Carey is a student Of
the Verne Willard Music Studios
and he will amaze you with the
depth and volume of his voice.
The Beggars, one-act play
by Jean Jordan, will be given by
students of the Expression
School of Speech and Drama,
2033 Woodward avenue. The
story evolves around a little girl
found by an old man and
the two eventually live by beg
ging.
Things Happen
A policeman and welfare
worker discover them and in
helping them to a higher stand
ard of living, quite few things
develop but we won't tell
you any more of the story
Tuesdays class will finish the
tale.
Tiny Gloria Joy Sawyer will
play the part of Mary, the little
girl. Louis Paganini portrays
John Roberts. the 90-year-old
Civil War veteran. Irene Mer-
kief is the welfare worker and
Ernest Hall the policeman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Fabric Colors
Correlated
To Room
By JAMES r. PATTERSON
Supervisor Of Interior Design At
s->At Institsts

Supervisor Of Interior Design NJ
ss.At Institsie
THE RECENT Winter show
ing of the national home furnish
ings market in Chicago was
gold mine of new ideas for the
thousands of retailers who at
tended and who will shortly pre-
sent many of them in local stores
all over the country.
Not entirely new but more
pronounced than before was the
correlation of fabric colors and
designs. This is a trend OF con-
siderable significance because II
will make possible for the home
decorators a better selection OF
materials with greater assurance
that each item will harmonic
with its neighbors.
Color Range
Several manufacturers are
showing lines of fabrics with
basic color range so that any
selections you make are bound
10 be correct as far as color
harmony goes. These. on the
whole. are interesting lines with
such colors as cocoa, dusty rose.
French blue. beige. wine, green
and yellow predominating.
But more important to my
way of thinking are the compan-
ion designs. so styled that they
go with others in neighboring
ranges. For instance, a floral
pattern may be your starting
point far draperies or the major
furniture covering In these cor
related lines there will be stripes.
ali-e%er patterns, novelty weaves
and textures to choose from for
minor furniture coverings and
every single one will be part and
parcel of a basic scheme.
Perhaps one color note will
carry through the whole lot or
IL may be characteristic pat
tern tying The group together
tremendously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Second Half of Menus and
Recipes From Winner
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
women's Editor, The Detroit Times

THIS IS the second day of the
first prize letter in the Economy
Recipe Contest. Yesterday we
had menus and recipes to and
including Tuesday. Today we
finish the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07

shape. Spread with the faxed
salmon. Sprinkle with a little
lemon juice and grated onion, if
desired, or finely chopped pars-
ley.
Roll like jelly roll. Cut in
slices about ] inch thick. Place
on creased baking sheet, cut
side down, and bake in hot oven
t425 degrees) until brown. about
20 minutes. Serve hot with
mushroom sauce.
Mushroom Sauce
cup canned mushrooms
Ia tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons -four
Mushroom liquid plus water
10 make "a cup
IL cup evaporated milk
Drain mushrooms and reserve
liquid for sauce. Melt butter.
Stir in -four. Blend in mushroom
liquid. Boil until sauce begins
TO thicken, stirring constantly.
Add milk and mushrooms and
continue cooking until sauce is
slightly thickened, stirring occa-
sionally.
Pineapple Sherbet
2 egg yolks
IL cups crushed pineapple
/ cup fluf type marshmallow
2 egg whites
tablespoon sugar
Mix beaten eggs with pine
apple. Cook in double boiler
until mixture thickens slightly.
Cool: combine with marshmal-
low mixture. Freeze to a mush.
Beat well Fold in egg whites
beaten with the sugar. Finish
freezing.
Fig Apple Pie
2 cups dried figs
cup brown sugar
2 tablespoons cornstarch
i5teaspoon salt
II teaspoon ginger
2 teaspoons cinnamon
IL cups chopped apple
IL cups water
2 tablespoons butter
Pastry for 2-crust pie
Boil figs five minutes in water
to cover. drain. clip stems, and
chop. Blend sugar. cornstarch,
salt and spices. Combine in a
saucepan with figs, apples. water
and butter. and stir until well
blended. Bring to a boil and
cook and stir three or four min
uteS.
Pour into pastry lined pie pan
and cover with top crust Bake
in a hot oven (450 degrees)
about Is minutes. Serves six
to eight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
MeatIess Fare for a Main
DishHsEen+en Problem
BY PRUDENCE PENNEY

AT THIS time Of year more
than any other we are interested
in main dishes containing no
meat. A salmon rolEwith mush-
room sauce is attractive and
tempting-will be a most well
come addition TO Lenten menus.
Top off the meal with one OF
the tempting desserts given be-
low.
Salmon Roll
With Mushroom Sauce
pound can salmon
2 cups -four
y teaspoon salt
4 teaspoons baking powder
n cup shortening
= cup Salmon liquid
\ cup evaporated milk
Drain salmon and reserve
liquid for biscuit dough. Flake
salmon with fork. Sift -four.
then measure. Resift with salt
and baking powder. Work in
shortening until the mixture has
The appearance of coarse meal.
Stir in liquid quickly. Dough
should be soft.
Turn on a lightly Toured
board. Knead about 4 minute.
Roll to &-inch thickness, keep
ing dough in rectangular
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Friday

BREAKFAST Corn flakes,
poached eggs on whole wheat
toast.
DINNER - Cream of tomato
soup, cheese sauce on toast,
picked beets. apples stuffed with
cooked oatmeal and baked.
SUPPER-Salmon salad, egg
plant croquettes, minted green
peas, jelly roll with hot peach
sauce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07

Pour into pastry lined pie pan
and cover with top crust Bake
in a hot oven (450 degrees)
about Is minutes. Serves six
to eight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Stuffed Cabbage
Thursday

BREAKFAST-Stewed prunes
with rice=Whole wheat mullins.
DINNER - Hot rabbit sand
witch, wifted leaf lettuce with
bacon and onion, fruit salad.
SUPPER-Chopped raw onion
and tomato with salt and a few
drops lemon juice, creamed liver
and potatoes, baked corn and
tomatoes. apple-cream pie.
Rabbit Sandwich
Melt ? tablespoons butter, add
4 tablespoons flour and blend.
Add / can cream of tomato
soup, stirring constantly till
thickened. Add l cup grated
cheese and continue cooking till
cheese is melted. Saute a ounces
dried beef in butter. Scramble
5 eggs, toast 3 slices bread.
Place scrambled eggs between
two slices of toast. Top with
dried beef and a third slice of
toast. Pour sauce over and serve
al once.
Dreamed Liver
Put 2 cups cubed potatoes in
a tightly covered pot. add 2
sliced onions, l tablespoon pars-
ley. l teaspoon green pepper. l
tablespoon finely sliced celery.
salt and pepper to taste. Cover
and stew for 10 minutes. Cut l
pound of beef liver in cubes.
-four well and fry in hot fat till
brown. Add to potatoes and cook
for IS minutes. Add II cup
evaporated milk, mixed with
2 tablespoons -four. Blend and
remove from heat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Wednesday

BREAKFAST - Apple sauce,
French toast, butter, beverage.
DINNER Pc anut butter
chops, cottage cheese, corrHmuf-
fins.
SUPPER-Cabbage leaves
stuffed with meat vegetable
hash. tapioca cream with
bananas.
Peanut Butter Chops
Combine II cup soft bread
crumbs. u cup grated cheese,
tablespoon chopped parsley.
"a teaspoon prepared mustard.
"a teaspoon salt. 1-6 teaspoon
pepper and II cup peanut but
ter. Moisten with l beaten egg
and 4 tablespoons milk to make
a mixture that can be handled
easily.
Divide into six portions, shape
into chops on board sprinkled
with crumbs. insert a macaroni
UOflC III Tic Iidl lOW cflu Vi
each and saute in a little butter,
browning on both sides. Serve
with tomato sauce.
Stuffed Cabbage
Combine / cup each cooked
potatoes and green beans, chop
ped, / medium onion. chopped.
2 tablespoons raw carrot. celery
and green pepper, n pound
corned beef, salt and pepper.
Pour 1 cup boiling water over
8 large cabbage leaves and let
stand five minutes. Place spoon
full cooked mixture on each leaf.
roll and skewer with toothpick.
Lay in CREASED baking dish. add
water to half cover and bake in
moderate oven 25 minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Salmon Salad

One can salmon, 6 hard cooked
eggs, 2 sliced pickles, / table,
spoon pimiento strips, table
spoon chopped picked onions. 2
tablespoons gelatin, 2 bouillon
cubes, Il cup salad dressing, 2
chopped cooked carrots, l table,
spoon parsley
Dissolve gelatin in 4 cup
water. add 2 cups boiling water
to bouillon cubes, add parsley
and carrots and let stand till
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Many Retired Men

This year the great majority
of those enjoying Florida's sun
shine are quite elderly gentle
men and their wives. Many OF
them, l find on making inquiry,
are retired.
l was AT the Surf Club. Mi
ami's swank mecca. the other
evening. In other years / in
variably ran across there a
dozen or more acknowledgement
employers; not one was in evil
dence.
Also significant: the Miami
newspapers used TO publish daily
interviews with and biographical
sketches of big business shots.
Not so this year. Such stories
as occasionally appear are more
often than not about second
raters businesswise.
The papers are driven to play
ing up movie folks and others
whose work certainly does not
vitality affect the nations eco-
nomic life. the nations employ
ment. the nations prosperity.
Incidentally, l met Deanna
Durbin. and was captivated by
her modesty, simplicity, natural
ness, unspoiledness.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Retail
Sales
Level Off


The forwarFmovement of retail
trade showed tendency to level
off this week as most stores re-
ported sales totals about even with
the previous seven-day period, ac-
cording to Dun & Bradstreet. Inc.
Increases ranging from q per
cent TO % per cent were reported
over the corresponding 1910 week
and for the month TO date. the
average increase is probably be-
tween 8 per cent and 10 per cent.
Stimulated by February promo
tons. house furnishings are in ac-
tive demand and unusually mild
weather the last few DAYS has
awakened interest in Spring cloth
ing. especially wonen's suits.
Wholesalers report little change
IN volume from the previous week
and remain close 10 5 per cent
above last years totals. Advance
orders. however. continue TO pour
in and collections are several
points above February, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
January Building
Near Record

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-January
engineering construction awards
of 1854 .549. 900 reached the second
highest level ever reported. being
exceeded only by the record-break-
ing volume of last October, accord
ing TO the Engineering News
Record.
The award total averages Sl16,-
10000 for each of the five weeks
of the month. tops the four-week
January. 1910, average by la per
cent and is II per cent higher than
the average for the four weeks of
December. 1910.
Private awards on the weekly
average basis are the highest for
any January since 1929 and ex-
cepting last October. the greatest
for any month since June. 1887.
They are l44 per cent above a
year ago and 40 per cent above a
month ago.
Public construction is the second
highest ever reported and the rec
ord volume for any January. The
average is up IA pep cent over
last year and ga pei cent over
last month. Federal work exceeds
the corresponding 1910 month by
9l3 per cent and is ] per cent
higher than in December. State
and municipal construction is 4
per cent lower than last year, but
"a per cent over last month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Ioml.yiIIe Ga. and Elecfrio
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Michigan bu. crts and M
s,s', I $ No &C., / zh-in mn mn peiieiou.
sI751i50- 20 In Jonsthans Ngi 10
2-in Jonathsns. fair condition 40 u sOc
AvoCADos- California fats iss- sos
- b &-f-xzr- na1f-rrs-ts J =7r1z- 81 -
BEANS Florida bu hmprs. Black Val
sntinss. AH4.25. few best, 81 so. wss
BRoccoLi- pony crate: $50 schs
Texas. fair quality 81 asa 2 50. California
GARBAGE csHfetes. Les tnrei,r
FIoriea. IL hu hnprs 81.
CARROTs-lSos Angeles crates, s-doz
Arizona 81 75u2 90 California S3a3i5
Texas s,dor 81 73a 3. few s325
I2s and larger. 81 aosfi 50. few higher
CELERI-Csiifornia half-craies Pascal
33is doz 81 80; 81 doz 81 6o1i75
washed. '-do1.. 50. s-do,. a'7sgs2s spp :
dor 50 s5a9.25' io-doz 81 1913 ks
ESpivE- California. Los Angelo. crates
q and IS. s.. 5ou275. few best S3i5n
GRAPEFRUIT Texas Marsh seediess
81 T5f2 Marsh Pinks 81 N
GRAPEs-caHfornia Tugs Emperors
LEAF LETTucE-Heihoase. 10Th. bskt
Nlcmgan sl25
LETTUCE Le. -As4eele--c-atrr frrnsr,
- - i
81 ;; - 81 aod2 Is. Arizona IS. os2 IS q
ONIONS 5o-lb. sacks U. s. No /
sweet Spanish. Sin. and l,rEer, Idaho.
$40. Colorado. 81 50: Michigan Yellows.
$1,000 Pin and larger IS zoe 7o-sOe
2.in. and larger 75n s5c.
California. std boxes Ma.
vels, ~ SoT3: Florida wirebound boxes
81 251 $50.
PEAS California. bu. baskets. 50; Mex.
leo. hu. hampers. 50 $50 Us
PEPPERS - y -bu crates California
wonders. fancy. Mexico. s525; Florida,
PoTAToEs-ioo-ib sacks. U. s. No. I.
Maine. various varieties 81 $50 it5. Mich.
isan. Chippewas. sl23ni.30; Cobhlers.
81 20I | Is, Russets. S1.10dlf3: Upper
Pennsylvania. Green Mountains. 81 301
Pie Maine, various varieties 18Th. sacks.
% n FAC. Michigan. Green Mountains, l5-ib
sacks. II y d23c- ---i-
RApIsHEs-resss. pony crates. 5000
Michigan. dollhouse. SON.
eases. choice, si.75A2 as fancy, 50 75a
RuTARAGAs - Canada. so-Ib. sack,
sHALTors- louisiana. eeis.. 2o-dou.
bunches. Si0HiO.75.
sfiNACh-Texss. M. nsskets. eocn
SWEET POTATOES Blu crates, Porto
LOUISIANA. 81 500 i.ss. Oklahoma. L. s.
No. /. Jersey type. $500 g. New Jersey
L. $ No. l. Jersey type. 81 Is
Florida and Mexico. repk.
TURN Louisiana, bu. baskets.
TURNrP oREEHs-Bu. baskets. c.or.
Ga. tl.isai2o; LOUISIANA, 81; Tsxss,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Forbes
IndusfriaIisfs
Not Vacetionine
But Hard at Work
BY b. c. FORBES

have been journeying In the
South. What has most I'M
pressed me?
The absence of our leading
men of affairs In play spots.
Take Miami. There are only
four large yachts around. AL
most every million-dollar yacht
has been sold either to the Ca
madam or our own government.
Former yacht owners. in most
instances. are not holidaying but
working this Winter.
Isn't this resssuring? Does
il not show that industrial and
other magnates are taking their
defense responsibilities seri-
ously?
Not only are top-flighters con-
spicuous by their absence, but I
have not met one-fourth as
many other business and fnan-
cial executives as on previous
visits,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Too Much BaIlyhoo

Can Ballyhoo be injuriously
overdone?
That question. of interest to
every business concern, is being
animatedly discussed by F'lorida
newspapers.
Certainly publishers assert
that overenthusiastic press
agents went too far in proclaim
ing in advance that Florida
would experience the greatest
boom in its history. and that
anybody and everybody who
thought of vacationing in the
state must make hotel reserva-
tons far in advance.
What happened?
Many individuals and families
OF moderate means were scared
away.
Also. numerous hotel manage
ments were emboldened to exact
high rates.
The upshot Is that Florida
isn't enjoying anything like
mountaineering business.
Miami has actually authorized
the spending of $1,000 to try to
undo the effects of the over
enthusiastic ballyhoo, to assure
the American people that there
are plenty of accommodations
available at reasonable rates.
/ know from first hand inquiry
and observation that leading
resorts. and certainly leading
hotels. are far from crowded.
One famous hostelry tells me
that il has had A thousand fewer
guests thus far than at the same
date last year. Other first-class
establishments have Jared even
worse.
Miami Beach boasts that il
has built Al new hotels since
last Winter. I can Vouch that
not few have proved poor
investments.