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Evening star., 1953-09-17
Senator Mccarthy
To Be Married to
Miss Jean Kerr

Mrs. William P. Kerr of
Washington announces the
engagement of her daughter,
Miss Jean Fraser Kerr, to
Senator Joseph r. McCar-
thy, of Wisconsin. Miss Kerr
is the daughter of the late
Mr.. Kerr.
Miss Kerr is a graduate of
Northwestern University, Ev-
anston, Ill.,, and is a member
of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
She also attended George
Washington University in
this city.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
In West Viruinio

Mrs. Frederick Mitchell Gould
is spending two weeks at
the Greenbriar, White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va. before returning
to Washington. She spent the
summer at Newport, r. I.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
Society News
Mrs. Wiley Buchanan
Will Adorn New Post
Wife of New Minister to Luxembourg
Is Real Beauty With Many Interests
By IsobeIIe Shelton


around which the L-shaped
house is built.
'"The house started out as an
authentic English-style farm
house, with beamed ceilings" +"
she says. But I'm afraid the
original builder would never rec
ognize 1t now. The painter al
most had a fit when I said I
wanted the oak beams painted
peach. He wasn't any happier
when 1 changed to chartreuSe.
But he's pretty used to me by
now.
I'VE have Frenchif1ed it pretty
completely" she explained.
wiley and I both love French
furniture" In addition, they
have added a wing here, a room
there, with each passing year.
New Living Room
One of the larger projects,
two years ago, added a large
30x40-foot living room. Immense
picture windows on one long wall
overlook the garden, which can
be lighted at night. The other
long wall is dominated by a
brown and white marble fire.
place over which hangs a beauti-
full oil painting of Mrs. Buchan-
an by Norwegian Artist Bjorn
Egeli.
The paneled walls and ceiling
are painted a soft blue, with the
inner rim of each wall panel
painted gold. Sheer draperies
are of exactly the same shade of
blue. and the furniture repeats
the blue, pink and beige in the
three Aubusson-type rugs. The
latter are rolled out of the way
when the WileyS give a dance.
The latest remodelling project,
still under way, is enlarging the
kitchen and dining room. The
latter, which is enormous, is
finished completely in pink.
Mrs. Buchanan's enthusiasm
for flower arrangements doesn't
extend to the growing of the
flowers. II just make sure the
gardener has enough of the
things I want to work with" she
says. "All I'm interested in is
arranging them"
Shutter Bug
Photography she has "been
mad about ever since I was 10
years old. I have movies of
every important thing that ever
happened to me-my years at
Holton Arms School, at Con-
necticut College, of my wedding
Il didn't take those myself, Of
course), of our honeymoon in
Mexico, of each of the children
from the time they were a day
old, and all our birthday, Ea-
ster and Christmas celebrations.
("The hospital was so alarmed
when I arrived to have a baby
with camera and flood lights,
that Wiley told them the last
time that Life Magazine was tax
ing pictures and that seemed to
make them feel better.")
She brought back 1900 feet
of movie film Of the three-month
European tour, including the
British Coronation, from which
she and her family have just re-
turned. There were also IA col
ored still shots and innumerable
black and white stills.
II have so many pictures now
I can't get anybody to sit down
and look at them any more"
she says ruefully. Even for
the European trip, people get
bored looking. I had to break
the film up into several shorter
ones"
She does her own Aim splicing,
and has even planned ap-
propirate musical accompani-
ment Con a record player for the
films.
Three Children
Her children are Bonnie, II:
Diane CDede"), 9, and Wiley,
Sd CBucky''), Z. The girls at
tend Holton Arms School, and
Bucky goes to Beauvoir.
Bonnie Is q horsewoman cshe
practically sleeps on one," says
Evening star., 1953-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar Rosen-
thai of Washington and Cham
bersburg. Pa, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter Sally
Rich to Mr.. Samuel Mandell
Brody, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph E. Brody of Toledo, Ohio
A June wedding is planned.
Miss Rosenthal is a graduate
of Sidwell Friends School in
Washington and now is a senior
at Smith College.
Mr.. Brody graduated from
Dartmouth College in 1947 and
the Harvard Graduate School
of Design in 1850. He is an en-
sign in the Naval Reserve and
is now with Lewis Davis and AS
sociates, architects in New York
City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
Killed
I'm Car Wreck

BooNvItLE. n. C. R-Yadkin
cOuniy's two returned prisoners oi
war we're killed last Hight when
the car in which they were riding
overturned "a the southern edge
OF BoOnville.
~. SCI kenneth Hemrie. a. and
Cpl. Locksley Hutchens. q. both
OF Nadkinville. we're pinned In the
wreckage Of the 1855 modcl car
Just purchased BY HutchenS.
hemrie returned home Sept. .
amer y monshs in the Communist
prison camp. Tie vas captured
Dec. J, 1859. He had been in the
army since Nov. S. 1871.
Huiehens returned Sept. :. after
Two years nine months as prisoner
of the Communists. Tie was zap.
tured Oct. n. 1850.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
RESIDENTS BYE

49, 49, - wv
ere few charities In TIE city whiCh
ere noi dependent IN part or In
their entirety ON ne Navy Charity
Carnival Cor funds.
over a period ~ years. ths Navy
has poured thousands of collars IN
30 worthy causes Ia the eigy.
Il shudder % think What would
happen n these funds were roe
forthcoming Allen declared.
lie cited the Wesley House and
q recently opened community CEN.
ter for Negro service personnel 80
being financed largely b. the Navy
Carnival money.
The polio fund, tke eanesr fund.
the uSo. the heart fund, the Boy
Scouts. Girl Scouts and scores a
others al are supported BY ths
same source. There IL no assur.
ance that these funds vii continue
% besforthcominE. Yet our entire
welfare economy 9 built upon this
one prOiect." Allen continued.
That Is the reason whv a lot a
local interested eitisens are locking
into Tins Community Chest idea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK B-IAe stock mar
kes staged q rally today % bring
prices up sharply from the lows
reached In yesterdays severe de-
cline.
such major divisions as rail-
roads, steela, motors and OILS made
vigorous advances extending b be-
tween and Z points IN many eases
and even beyond that IN Q few
instances.
Marching up right along with
those groups were the eOppers,
chemicals. aircrafts, rubbers. and
radio.televisions.
There were quite q few minus
signs throughout the list. some "a
great as q point, but there was
no single division that stood def.
lnitely down.
Yesterdays drop 70 . new los
for the year was q part q The
six.week decline that Wall Street
regards IS an adjustment Of The
market 10 an anticipated slowing In
the general pace Of business.
Among the best gamers today
were Northern Pacific. Illinois
Central, New York Central. US,
Steel. Republic Steel. chrysler,
Texas Pacific Land Trust, Amer
ada Petroleum. American Cyans.
mid, Dow Chemical, Boeing. Gen.
eral Electric, and Radio Corp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
Red Cross Sets
Adult Swimming
Courses Here

On Wednesday ard Thursday af.
twnnon. this week. at s:Se ,. N. Q
swimming course IN adults begin.
nern and adnifs advaneed h ofisr.
Cd ~ tha Key West CHAPTER q TIE
Americas Red Cross.
his course whoald pFUve here.
fetal b many q The new sehool
teachers ard older ones TOO Wa
cant swim or would lire 10 poiish
ID on their swimming.
Classes win be held every day
NEXT week and ehlldren's classes
wEIl BE orgnniEed . little later.
there 4 10 charge. No Zee - TIE
course.
Cal your local Red Cross chap.
Ger. 3-s6sl, Cor further infxma.
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
B'NAI ZION TO


man and God and also Yom Klppur
applies 70 the relationship between
man and man. This Ia ne finest
feeling In human life.
EN- human life, parents entertain
devotion and love for Their children
and children entertain afieeuoR and
trust Cor their parents. Evea 80 4
a with man IN his relation % God
An his innermoss heart. Man feels
that he has q special claim On ne
divine protection.
EN- the words Of JOB. man says,
IN know that my God Iivethl JOB
had faith In God even In hts biggest
struggle for relief from bis pain.
He suffered but he did not SIN. He
did not ash. where Il God5 He did
not estrange himself from God as
Il the case with some men nova
days when things are not SONG a.
he would want them 20 be. Job
hraced himself uv with courage and
hope and faith In God Until Il led
him 10 relief and success.
This is what Yom Kippur also
does 10 mankind. In ell struggles
and hustles and bustles, 4 leads ~
% . finer feeling In human life,
because We know that our father n
heaven has inscribed us o. the last
holiday. Rosh Haahanah. - frse
from al aims 90 that We may enisF
into . happy new year, He seals
hts verdict On this Yen kippur
day.
May Ne pray that Ell q ns re-.
gandless of faith will share al TIE
happiness this nsw year WI
hring."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
Tables Are Turned

INDIAN VILLAGE, Korea ~
Anti-Communiss Korean prisoners
an Indian custody today opened =
campaign 10 convert the Cemmu-
mist agents who win try 10 talk
them into returning 10 Red rule
For 80 days starting about Sept.
rs the Communist representatives
VII try 10 change the minds Of
Korean and Chinese prisoners who
refuse 10 so home.
But today the Koreans hoisted
over their stockade banners read.
ing:
Ret explalners. now IL the time
for you 10 turn out as anti. Com.
munisss II you want freedom"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
Novel Party Planned

CHICAGO. ~ - A plumber has
rented q submarine 10 take 50
guests on . Lake Michigan cruise
with him while ne delivers \ bath.
tub and other plumbing fixtures.
Edward NJ. Moran made the
rental yesterday so he could throw
q party-"a real party. that IA,
something that has never been
done before"
i've got to deliver the bathsuh,
pipe and other supplies az 81.
Joseph and Benton Harbor. Mica,
and ! thought Ne could make Il
q combined pleasure and business
trip across Lake Michigan" Moran
said.
The submarine IN the property
OF the Federal Shipbullding and
Drydock Co, Keaney, N. J.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15

Continued From Page onsl
slsn 10 be caught bsswssa re I've
fires.
However" concluded Glib,
you can rest assured that Key
West Safety c0rnfIl win receive ~
much cooperation as possible from
police. II Il only because Of CHE
Kemp's interest In this direction
that I've been able 20 devote "a
much time toward helping win pre'
limlnsry organization"
Chairman Gale feels that II every
one would adopt the National safe
" CouneIl's slogan, ''The Life You
Save May be Your Oval" thsy
would zee the deslrabIllty Of beina
present at tonight's meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
Credit Group
Meets Tuesday

There VII be q meeting II the
Credit Association Of Key West.
Tuesday evening at SEQ ,. m. az
ne Chamber of Commerce office,
80 Whitehead So.
This is Q very important meet.
lng and all members are requested
"a mffend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
TOwNER ELECTED

tContinued From paGs onei
Graham, Clarence niEEs. Judge
Aqullino LopeI. Jr., Cen Price,
he Rev. Ralph Rogers. Cap,
Ralph Spalding. (uSN.rei) end
Cdr. Ray c. Tindall. USN. Base
Chaplain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
BITTER FIGHT LOOMS

tCcntfnu90 IRON Fa4e One1
round.tabls Ct belligersnss and
neutrala.
There vas no indication lust
when Soviet Delegate Andrei ".
vlshlnaky would bring up these
two issues, but ne was expected
% raise them within the first few
days Of the session.
This afternoons meeting was
scheduled 10 be devoted 10 the
election of an Assembly president.
seven vice presidents and seven
committee chalrmen, who viii con.
stitute the powerful steering com.
mittee.
The colorful sister Of midas
Prime Minister Nehru, Mrs. viiaya
Lakahmi Pandlt, vas reported 10
have enough support for election
as president, but Prince Wan
Waithayakon Of Thalland still was
IN the race. Mrs Pandit had the
support Of both the Soviet bloc and
the leading Western powers, in
|eluding the United States.
Tie first fight ever the China
representation question may come
In the credentials committee,
which probably win meet wednes.
day. That body would report back
% The assembly itself. opening the
way for q decision.
TIE United States and Britain
already have agreed 10 back q
move 10 postpone al consideration
|of the China representation cues.
ton during 1883. They believe that
most countries outside the Soviet
bloc WIN support this.
The seating Of Red China Is
closely linked with the Korean
peace conference. since the Pei.
pins regime was one Of the belli'
gerents In Korea and one Of the
proposed participants In the peace
|parley. The United States and
some others take the position that
no action must De taken until the
Chinese Reds prove themselves
worthy Of q UN. seat.
Tie first clash over tha Korean
question probably win come In the
steering committee when that body
starts considering the ALLEGATION Of
Items 60 the Assemhly's major
committees. Although thls question
10 sure 10 50 10 the Political Com.
|mittse. vlshlnsky may provoke q
debate By demanding priority for
&C.
TIE Korean question already d
O ne Asssmhly's agenda, so dis,
euaslon 10 assured. The United
states and In friends are prepared.
however. 10 urge the Assembly d
stand By last months decision that
TIE UN. should be represented
only b. countries that fought an
DER ne U-N. banner.
vishlnsky Il expected 10 demand
Approval a Red China's lalesI
Ipr0posal that the conference b.
transformed into q round.table af
fair. with Russia, India. Burma
Pakissan and Indonesla invited n
addition 10 the helllgerents. A sim
liar Soviet proposal vas over
whslmingly rejected last month.
U.s. Secretary Of State John
Foster Dulles and le ether foreign
ministers were among the diplo'
mats listed ~ heads Of their dele
Cations, although some Of them
were not present for the opening
A. Tnw A. RG~w&Nmsa gsmmm&wa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
DEATH


Grady Jackson wells. infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel j. Wells
died yesterday afternoon.
Funeral Services we're held o.
day 40 ,. m. In the Chapel a
the Lopez Funeral Home.
The Rev. ]. Paul Touchton q
the First Methodist Church ofiiclat.
ed at the services. Burial vas n
City Cemetery.
Survivors are the parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel J. Wells, end
grandparents. Mrs. Agnes Myers
Daring and Mr.. and Mrs. John 7.
Wells.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
Football Star Is Cleared
OF Responsibility For Death
Accident Called
Unavoidable by
Coroner's Jury

N@E~Mz9M 90y
TAMPA w-Riek casures, Uni.
vsrsity Il Fiorida faIihaek, has
been cleared ~ . eoroner's Jury
q responsibility fog TIE death a
a woman eompanlnn IN an auto.
mobile eolllsion.
The jury heard testimony Cor
three hours Monday and reported
|afler seven mlnHies' dallheration
that Mrs. Nellie Clara BourEuig.
non. ~. vas killed h an ''unavoid.
able accident" Ang. -.
Casares. Who vas driving Mrs..
Bourguignon's ear. vas hurt, az
were the two occupants of ths
other autemohile--John puckesk.
81. Petersburg. snd his son. Lewis,
Orlando.
L. J. Buchanan. Tampa srafFe
policeman. said TIE car driven By
Casares vas II feet across ths
center line when TIE ears hit. he
estimated the casares ear was
travelling eos niles an hour and
the Puekett ear was going about
Is mlles an hour.
Casares. -. testified ae iangth.
He had no explanation Tor the
accidents 1-ear eollislon An DAY.
light o. Courtney Campbell cause.
way. between CearwstsR and
Tampa.
I'VE we're driving aloag and the
NEXT thing I knsw I was on the
wrong side Of The street," ne said,
He said the car swerved 10 the
LEFT and that vas &C."
Casares said he had two or thres
drinks a q party several hours
earlier, but vas not intoxicated
He also denied be had faileu
asleep at ths time Of TIE accident
he admitted giving this explana-
ton 10 investigating officers, bul
testified Il kept thinking about
Il" ard Feallded ha was not asleep
The three doctors VINO worked
on Casares affair the accident and
q Clearwater policeman WHO saw
him Is minutes before the coll
sion testified he showed no aim.
of intoxieation.
A state highway patrulman,
Thomas G. Keller, said he stopped
Casares &C Q traffic survey sta.
ton about two and q half hour
before because casares was travel
ing "at an excessive rate Of speed. "
The man lcasares) had been
drinking 81 that tine" Keller said
On eross-examlnatloa Keller said
he reprimanded casares Cor Ms
speed but made no charge and
did not think casares' condition
40 10 drinking required furshaE
checking.
casares related how No and MIRA.
Bourguignon bad been az q fare
wei party for him before TIE foos.
bah season started. After TIE paFty
be said he slsps two O. thres
hours alone In her ear, and ehez
they drove 10 Clearwater Beach
TO swim. Thay we're returning q
Tampa when ths accident occur
red, about noon.
Lewis Pucksts, driver a IN,
other ear, also vas unable % en-
plain The crash. he said No VA
lust riding along slowly when a.
Casares ear ''fIaahed aerOss from
the len side Ct the road. u mus
nave been going at q terrific rat
OF speed. ] had 40 ehanee 10 4,
anything untll TIE Impact"
I. Sgt wendall BourKulwnon
husband cf the dead woman. cam.
here tor the inquest from his AZ
Force base In Utah. he had nothlnl
70 say. but bis astornsy took par
In the proceeding.
A charge q reckless drlVha
brought b. Tampa police bseausl
Iof TIE same accident. 10 seheduis.
for hearing Friday.
IL may 30 postpaned, sinea FioF
Ida Coach Bob Woodrufg said aissI
the s=Sasst Ne planned % TAI,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15

Ten, Ter, for Florida's opening
! game against Rice Saturday.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-04

ARIZONA POST, Dec. 4, 1858
The Arizona post., 1953-12-04

evoked much interest. The
Friday afternoon music ap-
preciation-listening group has
also attracted a number of
students.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-04
Organizations
MIR ANND MRS CLUB
TO HEAR RABBI BREGER

MIR ANND Mrs CLUB
TO HEAR RABBI BREGER
Rabbi Marcus Breger will
onduct a question and
answer period at the regular
meeting of the Mr.. and Mrs.
Club of Anshei Israel on Sum-
day evening December 18th.
The club is concentrating
on plans for its Gala New
Years Eve affair. Chairman
of the committees are Mrs.
Shirley Kuropatkin, reserva-
tions; Ike Kuropatkin, music;
Abe Gittek, decorations and
table settings, Ben Meyerson
set-ups. Reservations are be-
ing accepted from members
only until December 18th at
which time they will be ac-
cepted from non-members.
Since the affair is limited to
The Arizona post., 1953-12-04

Ground-breaking ceremon-
les were held for the Al
bert EinStein College of
Medicine of YeSiva Uni
versity, New York last
month. Top is architects
sketch of the Medical
Teaching Center, will Oc-
cupy 16 acres and adjOin
the new Hospital Center
of New York City. OPP
pOsite is the nOn-Sectarian
College of Medicine, a ten
story school building. with
adjoining a d m inistra ton
building, library and 75O-
seat fan S aped audi
tOrium.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-04

Visitors in Tucson, who
may become residents, are
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Pres
ser, Houston, Texas. The
PreSSers, are old friends of
Rabbi and Mrs. Breger and
the Morris Wangers. Mr..
Presser are residing at 227 S.
5th Ave. Mr.. PreSSer, who
was instrumental in founding
the Philadelphia branch of
the Workmen'S Circle 50
years ago hopes to participate
in w. c. activities while he is
here.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-04
81
WMaMM@
Byck-BerkeH

In private ceremony last
Saturday in Tucson Mrs.
Marion Byck and Edward l.
Berkell of San Bernardino,
Calf. were united in mar
riage.
Mrs. Berkell who has been
a resident of Tucson for the
past five years, is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Demsky of New York and a
sister of Kirk Douglas, the
movie actor and star of the
recently released THE Jug
gler" made in Israel.
The groom is a teacher of
English and Spanish in the
San Bernardino school syS-
tenn and his parents are Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Berkell, also
of New York.
They plan to honeymoon
in New York at which time
there will be a family re-
union. Douglas is expected
to fly in from Rome where
he is making a picture to
spend a little time with the
family. They will be in San
Bernardino after the first of
the year.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-04

just 100 couples members
are urged to mail their res
ervations in Immediately.
MEMS CLUB TO
RATIFY CONSTITUTION
Members are urged by Jer-
ry HirSch, pres, to attend
meeting on Dec. 8 to approve
a new constitution. COlored
films will be shown and re-
freshmentS will be served.
Jack Starr and Myron Jacobs
are in charge of arrange
ments.
Details of the annual gi'
gantic New Years Eve din
ner-dance will be announced
in the next issue of the Post
CAMPUS NEWS
HILLEL DISCUSSION
GROUP
Discussion group holds its
fourth session next week
with David NOvick as leader
and Robert White as chair
man. These sessions have
The Arizona post., 1953-12-04

TUNE IN to one of Amer
ica'S most famous Jewish
American Broadcasts, The
Arizona Post Hour and Eter-
nal Light Hour over KFOA,
for two solid hOurs-SUN-
DAYS-starting at 1880 am.
Now in its 5th year!
The Arizona post., 1953-12-04
KIUx KIUx KIon

MIAMI (JTA)-The F'IOri-
da Ku Klux Klan decided to
open its membership rolls to
"all races, creeds or colorS"
on a segregated basis. The
report quoted c. l.. Parker,
Grand Dragon of the organi-
zation, as the authority for
the new regulation.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-04

Friday afternoon music ap-
preciation-listening group has
also attracted a number of
students.
ZETA BETA TAU
MAKES HONORS
Honors awarded at last
weeks honor assembly for
scholastic achievement last
semester included: Davi d
Kessner, Neal Kurn, Larry
Sandell, Steve Silverstein.
Marvin Cohen received a
Law college award. David
RabinowitZ was one of the
80 students chosen for Who's
Who in American Colleges.
Larry Scheff went to FreS-
no last week as a member of
the debate team. Playing oboe
with the Tucson Symphony
is Jerry Goddard. Irwin IcOVe
was appointed to the Fresh
men Council.
ZBT ranked third in intra-
mural basketball with 5 wins
and 2 losses. Most of the fel-
lows went to Tempe last
weekend to witness the game.
ALPHA EPSILON
TO HOLD DANCE
The sorority's annual for
NAL dance will be held or
Dec. II at FL Conquistador
The theme of the affair will
be the chapter birthday party
Many alumnae are expected
to attend. Sue Greene is ir
charge.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-06
Geological Survey To Drill For Water In Anchorage Area

WASHINGTON, R - The De- partment of Interior expects to learn this year how much ground water is available for use in the Anchorage, Alaska, area.
 A gasoline powered turbine pump capable of discharging 200 gallons a minute from 150 : foot depths will be used to test likely looking water sands in the area, the department has announced.
 Previously available pumping equipment wouldn't discharge water fast enough to test the for nations to their maximum capa- city.
 Despite incompleteness of pre- sent information the departments Geological Survey estimated wells yielding a million gallons daily or more could be drilled in the area for community or industrial use.
 Two such wells were dug by Survey personnel last summer.
 Oddly enough, according to Dr. William E. Wrather, Survey head, water from these wells is warm enough to be considered a source of heat in sub-freezing tempera- lures but cool enough to be used advantageously in cooling pro- cesses. The temperature ranges from 36 to 38 degrees Fahrenheit.