davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Underwear Shops Second s.';i.F. Floor

lO0-S7.95 and sS.95 nylon tricot Slips lace
and net-trimmed. White only. Sizes 50
to 3S &S RS
l5O-S8.95 nylon slips, accordion pleated
bodice and hem, white only. Sizes 81
to So S7Ry
SO-S3.95, $495 rayon tricot gowns and
pajamas, assorted pastels. Sizes 81 to
40 in the group 2 for Sc
l0-Sl295 all nylon pleated pett:skirts in
gold blue. Sizes S, 6, 7 cS.9S
SO-sS nylon tricot petticoats, VII: c7.y.
Small, medium, large "HS
2+SS pink power-net panty sirdles, I. 6. 7,
,.o SE.95
1888 cotton batste shorty paamas, in
white, with blue or red print SI.9S
SO-$3 cotton batiste ballerina gowns with
braid trim, red or blue print - E.9S
s0-S8.95 rayon crepe pajamas, coat and
scuff ensemble in red or blue polka.dot.
Sizes "a to SO S6.RS
lo-SlO95 cotton broadcloth ensemble with
matching scuffs, in pastel prints, S6.S5
S0-SS.95 and $6.95 gowns and pajamas and
shorties, in pastels and prints. Sizes 81
to SO in the group 80 S2.RS
3S-$5, $7.95 and $895 assorted gowns and
paJama-toppers 81. 81
2S-gowns, pajamas of rayon and nyIon,
S4.3S
$6,95 3.piece rayon pajama and y coat
ensembles, pastels in sizes 81 to SO,
S5.8S
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Corset Shop Second 'nfI.it:' Floor

l08-SlO95 to $1S95 foundations for small.
medium and large figures rayon
brocade, all lastex-nylon in the group
in tearose and white q. boned STYLES
and boneless. Not all sizes in each
style, but good selection in your size
80 to 46.
S3.S5. S5.95. S7.95. SIO.SS
$50 to $3.50 sirdles and pantie girdIes
in rayon satin with stripped.hip panels,
in all nylon with nylon net and lastex
panels. Included are some sample airdles
and pantie eirdles in lightweight nylon.
Sizes 26 to S2 but not in every style
$5.95. S6.SS. S7.9S
4S-SS.9S to $40 girdles and pantie girdles for
smaller figures included are lastex
styles, nyions, cottons, few in each size
and only sizes 26, Il. and 2e.
S2.SS. $685.. S5.S5
6-S22.50. to S35 imported eird,es in hard.
doomed elastic; sizes Is to 81, SIG.Gy
8-S2 brassieres in white satin ard lace;
sizes 81, "a and 36 in B cup. SI,4S
Evening star., 1951-04-15

40-Junior S2295 to SIS Dresses. One-piece
rayon faille coat dresses
Rayon tallle sun-back and bolero dresses.
One-piece pure silk prints
One-piece sheer wools, handkerchief
peplums -. sizes 9 to IS. SIS.
Junior $so.95 grey wool suit, size Is,
S38.
IJunior S49.9S strapless net formals
royal blue, size IL. S28.
3O-Junior SIS, S2995, s35 costumes. SI8.
Iwo-piece pastel rayon crepes Lace.
applique trimmed cotton lace one piecer
Two-piece suit wool plaid jacket,
plaid skirt Two-piece rayon, with
lined, flannel coat II. Sizes to Is.
SI8.
Junior Budget Shop Fourth .,,.! Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-15
1OO-Junior $l2.9S to
S13.95 Dresses, $7,9S

Surah tie printed suit-dresses, full-skirted
checked dresses, bolero dresses. some pure
silk prints. Tucked, color-piped basics, navy
and black bolero sheers, pastel dresses.
dark afternoon sheers with deep lace cuffs.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Women! yust SO $19.S5
to S22.95 Dresses, S12

Choose bolero dresses in black or navy
rayon crepe with colorful print bodice {.
choose pure silk prints with smart black
or navy grounds ). choose printed rayon
crepe one piecer dresses in colorfuI or
monotone patterns on black and navy
grounds 4. choose black and navy rayon
crepe basic and dressy dresses. Sizes Sc
to A, 141a to 22K,.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

1S7-$3.9S to s595 rayon bIouses. Whites.
pastels darks. Tailored and dressy
styles, some with lace trims ali
washable rayon tissue faille, So and S3
5-$3.95 to $5.95 cotton bIouses. Mostly
darks green red, orange tailored
shirtwaists. Sizes 80 to IS, Sc and S3
93-S5.95 and $7.95 skirts. Rayon taffetas
and satins all wools, mostly small
sizes ----z--.---. .------------ So
79-$7.95 and $8.95 skirts. Pastel shades Of
green, gold, blue and coral flannel. Sizes
10 to l6. Slim rayon gabardine checks
blue, green, rust. Solids, navy,
brown and black G G1
55-S7.95 and $895 skirts NAVY or brown
flannel, slim-waisted in sizes to IS.
Pink or beige wool slim skirts in sizes
IL to 162 GS
13-S59S reversible wool stoles in navy or
brown checked and plain, with fringed
trim S3
22-$7.95 reversible weskits in checked and
solid flannel. Sizes to Is SIS
4$S.95 jackets, brown and white checked
wool. Size Is " $S
Also at Siluer Sringl
Misses Dress Shop Second ,.;1.tt!: Floor
Misses $l6.95 to $l995 Dresses in basic and
dressy styles :. good choice of colors and
sizes in fine rayon crepes and rayon failles
SIS
Misses $16.95 to S2295 Dresses in afternoon,
tailored and dressy styles-even few wooIs
included. All misses sizes included. Dark
shades! Light shades " 81. .95
Misses $19.95 to $2295 Dresses in spring
shades and dark basic shades. Find here busi-
ness dresses, afternoon dresses, surprisingly
wide selection STO
Misses S169S to SIS Dresses in both one and
two piece styles. Good color and size selec.
tion. A few woods included, too - SI2
Misses Sl9.9S to SIS Dresses in fine rayon
crepes, rayon failles, woods :. good repre-.
sentative selection including few formals
SIS
Group of rayon faille dresses with pure silk
print top, plus jacket --- SI5
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Won ems Dress Shcp
Second Flocr--JelIeff's
40-Women's S25
Dresses, SIS

Print top bolero dresses; sheer crayon
crepes IN basic and dressy styles; printed
rayon crepes in one-piece and bolero styIes
-. group includes lots of black and navy.
good prints. Sizes 14H to 241,; Is to AZ.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Junior-neb Shop Fourth ;.';.tt:. Floor
SO-Junior Dresses .
SASS, S16.S5, $19.es-
$40!

One-piece navy and black sheers, with
white pique trims.
One-piece wool crepes, with white piuue
trims.
One-piece rayon tissue failles with novelty
print trims.
Print Jacket-suits :. rayon taffetas
many colors -. many styles! Sizes to is.
$40.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
$5.9S to $S.95
Blouses, 81

Cottons, rayon crepes, wool Jerseys, vel.
veteens, tailored and dressy STYLES. long
and short sleeves. Sizes 81 to 38.
$7.95 to $12.e5 bIouses. Rayon tissue
failles, wool jerseys jewel neckIines,
plunge necklines, in white, pink. lilac,
green, blue. Sizes 50 to So 81 and SS
l0-$l695 to $l9.95 bIouses. Beautiful
rayon tissue failles with u sleeves.
georgettes with long full sleeves, in white
beige and black. Third Floor &VO
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Misses and Juniors
$59.75 to $79.75 Spring
Coats, $40

Forstmann, Julliard, Stroock, Miron
worsted flannels and other fine fabrics.
Pyramids, casuals, dressy coats short
coats, in many lengths; push-up and ad.
Unstable sleeves. Plenty of blacks, navies
and sreys -. checks red. beige, toast,
lilac and green. Sizes to Is.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Gloves Stree, zee, p. Floor

GEnVaS Street Floor .
Jeileffs
81 prs-Ss.9S to $3.50 leather gloves !. !. i'm.
ported and domestic some doe
finished, sheepskin, suedes, capeslsins,
and pieskins. Natural pink. navy, mauye'
brown. Some soiled whites. SR.aS to
$S. :
275 prs.-sl.6s to s. fabric gloves r.vo,s
-. cottons many handsewn. White,
black, light blne gl cen, gray, cherry red.
tanserine, cocoa or navy. 81.
1888 rrs.-s3 handsewn double wove, co,to,
shortfes and bracelet lengths. Black.
brown, orange, red, lime. So.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Silver Spring Only!
48 Pairs Of Shoes
Drastically Reduced, So

These are tail-ends from stock broken
colors, broken sizes, but extraordinary val.
ues! Find few velvets, few ballerina
flats, few smart feathers.
Monday only! IS pairs of S695 to SlO.9S
Casual Shoes. Good quality casuals in leath-
ers and denims, too some with cush.
ioned platforms! s..
Evening star., 1951-04-15
$2.95 and $3.95 Slips,

Nylon crepes! Rayon crepes! And pretty.
pretty trims of nylon net, embroidery,
dainty lace. A hurry.in selection in pinks,
white, blues, even few blacks. Sizes 81
to 40 in the group.
Second Floor. At all Jelleff Stores.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Jelleff's

Bridal Shop Second ;.';..s: Floor
S69.9S Wedding Dresses in rayon satin classic
length and ballerina length with embroidered
lace, seed pearls, sheer yoke applique trims
olzes io to lz---------------------- $40
$49.95 to $89.9S Wedding Dresses in satin with
court trains, boat necklines sweetheart neck.
lines in satin and lace combinations in
net, strapiess style, with seed.pearl trimmed
satin Jacket in strapless marquisette with
lace jacket. Sizes 8 to IL - S25
$S9.SS to $7o.95 Wedding Dresses in ballerina
and classic lengths with and without trains
choose from satins, satin combined with
lace and marqulsette few with Jackets.
Sizes lo and l2----------------- S35
S98.9s to SIPS Wedding Gowns in bridal rayon
satin trimmed with wide pleating, sprays of
beads and pearls, sheer yokes. Size IL, $50
Sis to Sl2s Wedding Dresses in bridal rayon
satin with lace bodice, bead-trimmed bodices.
sheer yokes, tucked folds. Sizes 10 and IL,
SIS
Sl6eS Bridesmaids Dresses in blue rayon
satin with off-shouIder neckline, shirred cap
sleeves. Size To- ------ SO
$z99s Bridesmaids Dresses in ballerina.
length lace with off.shouIder necklne and
three-quarter sleeves. Size 10 SI5
Evening star., 1951-04-15

Sl29S to $l695 dresses Rayon tissue faiIIes,
spuns, taffetas, in classic and dressier styles.
Green, red, brown and royal. Sizes 10 to 20,
sl695 to $35 dresses. Wool sabardines, rayon
tissue failles, tailored and afternoon STYLES,
black, brown, wine. Sizes 10 to Is So. .95
$l59s to $29.95. Wool Jerseys, rayon otto.
man failles, in dressy styles black, aqua
and pink. Sizes 10 to 16 --- SIO
Budget Sports Shop Street ;:i'.a:. sIsef
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Clearance Of Our Own
Fine $12.95 to Sl7.95
Spring Shoes, $lO.95
F Street and Silrer Sbrine

+ Street and Silrer Spring
An unusually good collection lots of
famous names lots of the newest
smartest spring styles :. . yes, dress san.
dais, some with platform soles, some with
graceful ankle-straps in choice of black,
brown, Balenciaea suede Ombre kid san.
dals in beige, brown, blue, even genuine
lizards in black and brown; navy calf and
navy suede in sling pumps, sandals classic
Evening star., 1951-04-15

Misses and Juniors S4975 to $l9S furred
and furless winter coats mostly one-of-
a-kind d-------------- S25 to SIOO
Evening star., 1951-04-15
$35 and
S39.75 Spring Coats, S29

Hip-to-knee length toppers checks.
twiils, fleeces, suedes and wool crepes
Collarless styles, revers, cape and notcbed
collars tailored and adjustable sleeves.
Black, navy gold, beige, grey, lilac, pink,
Green, toast and blue. Sizes 81 to SO and
l0H to 20Ka.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
$s.95 to $7.95 BIousettes,
S3.9S

81 and $l.95 collars i. high or low neck.
lines, gay colored print square scarfs
rayon, nylon many colors; Is" to So.
a 50c to 81
Evening star., 1951-04-15
$3.95 to $5.95
SportsWear, 81

Cotton blouses, weskits, rayon taffeta
camisoles, wool jersey blouses. Junior
sizes 9 to IS.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
telephone orders and request that final selection be made time of bu

9Gp6F 6FdIGS-SubGS
Raincoats THIRD 1.T.tt:s Floor
S-Sl6.95 double.breasted erey flannel
jackets, sizes 10 to 16 $40
50-Sl0.95 to $1695 skirts. Wools. WOO: ier.
seys rayon taffetas, velveteens Dressy
styles, sport styles, pleated, gored, slim
lines. Plaids, checks, solids. Red, blue,
brown, white, rust. Sizes 10 to IS,
S3 to SIS
S0-Sl695 to SIS Raincoats. Rayon taffetas,
gabardnes, checks, plaids lined and
unlined detachable hats hoods, flared
backs, tailored lines. Tan, brown, rust,
green, blue, lilac. Sizes 10 to Is.
SO to Sl8
$29.95 all-wool gabardine suits in rust and
wine. Sizes 10 to IA, l8------SIS
1-S39.95 natural color leather jacket. Size
20-$8.95 to Sl395 bIouses and camisoles.
Wool Jersey blouses with pie.cut neck
lines. "a sleeves :. velveteen camisoIes
in white, black or purple. Sizes 10 to H.
So and SD
20-S22.95 dressy skirts Black nylon net
pleated all around. Sizes 10 to 16, $40
5-$29.95 dressy skirts. Full skirts of nylon
net and lace. Red or black. Sizes 10
to 10 D.. 8 l8
S-$l795 blouses.for. evening, lace to
match skirt above, in red or black Sizes
10 to IA @I0
2S-$29.95 suits. Fully lined rayon check
suits, classic jackets, slim skirts, in blue
or tan. Sizes 10 to l6- $40
Evening star., 1951-04-15
oiletries

T0iEefrins Stree. Floor
Cleansing tissues. 5 for ST..
Sl Blue Isle Sea Horse soap. SSee.
Sl.25 Blue Isle toilet water esebc plus tax.
$1.50 waterproof cases with 5 plastic
bottles. 89c plus tax.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

Winter Coats Third 1.;1.t:. Floor
15-Sll0 and Sl2s winter coats in wool suede,
broadcloth and needlepoint, both fitted
and boxy styles. Shawl collars, ascots,
revers, yokes . :. trims of Fitch, japanese
mink, silver fox, black and grey Persian
lamb. Taupe, black, Oxford grey, wine
and green, sizes 141, to 241a and 50 to AZ,
S85
l-$ll5 black broadcloth box coat with ripple
collar of silver fox. Size 10 $50
>1-S9S.75 green broadcloth box coat with
squirrel collar. Size $50
1O-s9S75 fitted and box styles in meIita.
broadcloth, suede. Trims of black Persian
lamb, beaver, Japanese mink. Black,
grey, green, taupe and wine. Sizes 1911
TO E4H1 SesI
1-Sll0 black broadcloth box coat with silver
fox collar Size 20K $(5
2-Sll0 black broadcloth fitted style, with
black Persian lamb collars. Sizes 1871
and 20Kz SGS
1-Sl1O brown needlepoint fitted coat with
brown caracul yoke and collar. Size 24l1,
l-$l25 grey fitted coat in needlepoint, with
black Persian lamb cape collar. Size 40,
$40
lO-SS9.75 furred winter coats in yarn dye
suede and broadcloth, fitted and boxy
styles. Grey bomba lamb, black Persian
lamb and grey muskrat trims. Grey, teal,
navy and green. Sizes 12K to 22h, $50
1-SS9.75 taupe broadcloth box coat with
squirrel. collar. Size 22K--- S35
sos and S69.75 broadcloths and suedes. box
styles black, taupe, Green, grey; sizes
l41a to 20h and "a : S3S
1O-s5975 box style, panel-back coats, in warn.
dyed grey, blacks in suede and broadcloth.
Sizes 1871 to PAY - SSS
Evening star., 1951-04-15
EETRS Third Floor
s~N~ Jelleff's

Misses and Juniors S4975 tweed suits with
short jackets, in rust only S28
Misses and Juniors s59.75 to S69.75 one.of.a.
kind suits, some with long classic jackets,
some with shorter dressmaker jackets. Grey,
brown and navy S3S
Misses and Juniors S5975 to S79.75 Plane.
teens, worsteds eabardines, yarn dyes some
two tones, some dressmakers, some classics.
Brown, grey, black, navy4--=------- $40
Misses and Juniors S7975 to S8o.75 trey
worsteds and grey and tan sharkskins, some
with bead detail in red, beige blue - $40
Juniors s79.7S to $S9.75 3-piece suits in yellow
tweed mixture others beautifully tailored
OF finest woolens in black, grey, navy,
F st. Only!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-16
by

Summer vacations have alreaoY
begun with many folks. and tnen
absence is going to be feit us.
mendouslY. Everyone know e.
serves a period of re-creauns
themselves, SO that when they ~
turn they'll get back in harness
and be stronger. more enerssas
and enthusiastic than ever before
Their jobs will look better z
them. They'll be able to get new
hold on everything in general. + :
like this in all things. In business
office. school home. and N tns
life of the church to which tnef
belong and in which they iapol
unselfishly during other mon'ns
of the calendar year. The on11
person I know who doesn't taks
leave from his work is the Dev'l
himself.
Evening star., 1951-09-01

ing the family'ss attics for fur
niture and furnishings too good
to throw away. Then if you are
courageous. you can begin your
new home with few good pieces.
Take tip from a room deco
rator as Ed Spillars did recently
for the Grand Rapids Museum.
-Four chairs are grouped around
a large coffee table, which also
has a lazy susan. Perhaps you
don't have four chairs alike, but
you can cover those you have IN
the same material. preferably the
material that matches your dra-
peries.
If you can't have a breakfront,
hang series of shelves above a
large chest for interesting pieces
of bric-a-brac. A few pieces cor
rectly placed can give a new room
interest and charm.
Evening star., 1951-09-01

Ideas for stretching the home furnish
ings budget are given in Gladys Miller'S
booklet No. 4Q2, entitled Budget
Stretehers," To obtain, copy. send 10
stamp to her. care this paper, p. o. Box
9S. Times Square Station. New York
Is. N. Y.
Released by Consolidated News
Evening star., 1951-09-01
By GIodys Miller

The old adage, "a stitch in time
saves nine" is never truer than
when you first furnish a home.
And it begins with the structure
of the house or apartment. You
may have no choice, but if you
do, you should have a few stand
ards tucked away in your mind
which will aid you.
1t is easier to furnish fewer and
larger rooms than it is to furnish
Evening star., 1951-09-01
Two HeIpfuI Books.

Recently, two books have been
published which should help you.
One is Mary and Russell Wright'S
book, Easier Living" This book
should be read together. Read a
chapter periodically. The other
book is, How to Know American
Antiques" by Alice Winchester.
This will set you back only 35
cents and may pay good divi-
dendS. especially if you are raid
Evening star., 1951-09-01

N drape
emoyab
A Of
with hurican shades
Evening star., 1951-09-01

This is the second in series Of lS articles
which constitute course on Deco
Totins for the brides and srooms Of
1881 ond 1852.
Evening star., 1951-09-01

many small ones. Uniform win
dowS well placed. standard heights,
can be curtained with ready-made
curtains or draperies. Watch the
placement of doors. They con-
troll traffic lanes. and make it easy
or difficult to arrange furniture.
Check on Closets.
Check the number and size of
closets, or built-in wardrobes. II
possible. have two in the master
bedroom. one for you and one for
the Mister. If you have two in
the guest room set aside one for
!out-of-Season clothes, and hang
your evening clothes in the other.
Usually. there will be sufficient
room left to hang the few things
a weekend or overnight guest will
have.
Check the height and size of the
mirror in the bathroom, and don't
overlook the lighting. Husbands
need good lighting for shaving
and you need it for makeup.
If there is shower, test it to
see if it works. Is there room in
the apartment kitchen for two
people to work? Is there room in
the bedroom for a desk, and easy
chair and a good reading lamp?
Today, with space at a premium,
you must shop for comforts which
make life less confusing. When
you can't find them. then is the
time to compromise.
Next in line in getting a good
start is deciding how you want
your home furnished. Even if
you are using some of your fami-
lies and in-law's extras, how you
use them will depend on your
likes and dislikes and those Cf
VOllr husband RI ho
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Mitchell Predicted Macarthur
CioshWithO OfficiuIWoshinuton

tury ago, was Representative Tom
Cor1nally hopping mad. But, per-
haps because of time and politics,
Senator Connally sings a different
tune today.
AS an anti-C Coolidge Democrat
riding a crest of popular support,
Representative Connally then
called for a congressional investi-
cation Of the men and system
which had prosecuted" Gep,
Mitchell; as the venerable chair
man of the Senate Foreign Re-
lations Committee, Senator Con-
|nally this week ruled that mill
tary officers must not be allowed
to promote policies at variance
with those of the Government
which they serve"
But the supreme irony today is
found in Billy Mitchell's own COM
mentS on Douglas Macarthur S
part in his courtmartial--coln-
ments written 10 years after his
trial and three months before his
death. They ended with expressed
fear that what has happened to
Gen. Macarthur might happen.
"a number of the men who con-
victed me-" Gen. Mitchell wrote
in 1885, will be called upon again
to guide this Nation in the second
world war in all probability. I
hope they will then understand
what had to say.
Douglas Macarthur, I believe,
will be the first to admit that !
was right when the next war
comes. He regrets the part he
played in my courtmartial. May
he be brave enough to say so
openly.
"He will go far if he can ex-
tricate himself from the stupidi-
ties of our War Department and
if he is given free rein in what
he is doing. hope he will not
discover the truth at the cost of
his life. If I, a general, know
men. he is that kind of man."
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Mighty Yown Hats
London Express;
Scot Disiocutes Jaw
By the Assoeicfed Pyess


LONDON, April Ia. James
|Stirrat stopped a Scotland. London
express train with one mighty
|yawn.
The train was loaded with Scots
en-route to today's international
soccer match between England
and Scotland at Wembley Sta
|dium. AS 1t taundered through
the English countryside. STIR
rat yawned--and dislocated his
Jaw.
A brakeman stopped the train
at the next station and Stirrat was
hauled off to a hospital. He didn't
miss the game, however. The hos
Ipital staff put his jaw back In
place in time for him TO catch the
next train to London.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Virginia Students Behave
Keep Promise 10 Darden
BY the Asseeioied Press


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April
IA. - University of Virginia stu
dents kept their promise to Presi-
dent Colgate w. Darden and were
we'll behaved this afternoon at an
Easter week festivities" concert.
A crowd estimated at $500
young men and women heard Hal
McIntyre's orchestra in the gym
nasium.
Mr.. Darden previously had cam
celed the concert because Of stu
dent misconduct at a similar
affair last May. He permitted it
to be held today after Robert
Hyde, president Of the Student
Union, had assured him it would
be orderly.
Mr.. Darden was at home today
with a cold. But he sent word to
the students that he will permit
the concert to be held here next
year on the basis Of today's fine
behavior.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Health Director A-sxmed
speeioI Dispa,eh to The sser

LURAY. Va, April 14.-Dr. Al
bert e. Pagan, Of Arlington. has
been named Health Director for
the Page Warren Shenandoah,
Health District. He succeeds DIR.
James L. Smith, who was called
into military service.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Brazilian Officiol at Hopkins

BALTIMORE. April IA. - Joao
Neves DaFontoura, Brazil's for
eign minister. was admitted today
Jas patient at Johns Hopkins
Hospital. The hospital said he
would be given a physical checkup
and released within few days.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

About two-thirds Of the worlds
supply Of sugar comes from cane.
The remainder comes from beets
which can thrive In cooler cli-
mates.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

y Haiti is building Is workers
villages"
Evening star., 1951-04-15

check features great you'll know
that Chevrolet will for Here feotvres long,
hard service and low upeep Here features
savings for Each every engineered rough
toughest kind Of you
what your Job through yeos Chevrolet
has become Americas favoe truck
sold than other Nuke Chevrolet
great ubefore buy 1851
Chevrolet trucks
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-15
WHAT OHIO FUEL IS DOING
TO MEET THE DEMANDS

If you ore voting to get gas for space heot-
ing. look at what hos happened and what we
ore doing should be encouraging.
In the past five years Ohio Fuel hos OCCURRED
Substantial additional gas supplies and has spent
s7s. SOC. 900 for pipelines and other fociIes to
handle and deliver this gas. As result:
THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY HAS M
CREASED ITS ANNUAL GAS DELIVERIES BY so
PER CENT. This is on annual increase equal to all
of the gos delivered lost yeor to the entire cities
of Columbus. Toledo, Springfield, Athens, Mor
field, Zonesvile, Fremont, and EIyrio.
OHIO FUEL IS FURNISHING GAS TO $4,000
MORE OHIO HOMES. In numbers thot is as many
customers as Ohio Fuel now serves altogether in
Newark Marion, EIYrio. Fremont. SonduskY,
ZonesviIIe, and Loroin.
THE COMPANY IS PROVIDING GAS FOR
HEATING m S TIMES AS MANY HOMES. The
number of homes enjoying gas heot was multi
piled five times. increasing from $4,000 TO 1885,
900. The homes of more than half of Ohio Fuel
customers ore heuied with eos.
We ore continuing TO provide still additional
facilities and to procure gos from any possible
source. to the end that this record of service may
be extended and improved.