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Evening star., 1953-07-24
New Construction,
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION-Cingo l20-bass. z
tonal switches, never used; with
case. etc; Orig. $500. best offer.
AcccoRDIoN., Galanti; 5000 or best
AGoGAREnMs. e5S5 HM SiS'a8 10 a8d Is gal aS eaSlp
with stand, light filters, Marvel Air
flow motor. thermostat, fish, grass
ADDiNG MACHiNE-Burroughs desk
model. $50 Al condition; on. Ren1aIs, HFN
TRAI TYPEWRITER CO. 2OI9
l4th st. W., HU. 3-5121.
AIR CONDITIONER, new; owner 60
ing overseas; see and feel it operate.
AIR he' CoSbIfIoNER. I5S id1; acton, installed
in fireplace during summer months;
very special price. S315: regular
NEYo FURNACE CORP. Poplar
AIR REQ GCtoiNDITIoNERs, new. selling
out; two 34-h.p. CroSley, S252 %,
s259.95. installed. ALLIsON'S, 3212
18Th cSS3iTToApp St nT Ap Zoo; ,o5%3o $3.50 u
AaR and 3s5 hp' units. Some iSa can be
used on easement installation. No
metal to cut. Specially priced from
$3.50 A g. A APPLIANCE CO, ZOO
Ga. ave. NV, RA. 3-3315. Open
AITRs-LCoSNDrTioNING UNIT, GE. S75.
j442 AZ, Rhode Island ave. NV. VII ao'
AIR re Gc5o3N,DIT1oNER. Is h.p. Rollaire.
portable; water,-Sc0ooled' almost neW'
AIR CONDITIONERS, "a. "a, and / u,
from S10O to $500. Call Ju. S-129s.
AIR CoNDITIoNERs-Free instaila-
tion, SJ7 down. Call JE. 2-0779 or
AIR R CONDITIONERs. bargain. We
have in our warehouse two 3-ton
units with evaporated condensers
built in. Have never been uncrated.
This price is S2,S63 ca. For cash
will take any fair offer. Call D1.
AIR-CONDITIoNERs, used and new.
from S179. Free survey. Our own
service and installation. JOHN G.
WEBSTER CO. 627 P st. NV. ST.
AIR CoNDITIoNERs. warehouse
closeout; brand-new "a and % units.
in factory cartons; 5-yr. warranty;
40Go discount. SECO SALES. JU.
5000 til 10 pm. ,-2S
5000. Call NO. 7-0O75. -26
AIR CONDITIONER, Philco, s4-h.p.
1851 model, used / season. S225.
TE. 6-4729. -25
Evening star., 1953-07-24
CASHIER

CASHIER FOR LADIES' APPAREL
Neat handwriting, accurate with
Apply ROCHEL'S, 1910 F st. NV
CASHIER
N. C. r. 1000. exper., for retail
clothing store, excel. salary, steady
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. t03
9TH st. NV. -29
CASHIER-CIGAR COUNTER CLERK.
SILVER SPRING DRUGS, s575 Ga.
ave, JU. 7-5451. rs
CASHIER USHER
Easy hours, good pay. Apply in per-
son only; weekdays after $50,
Sat: and Sun. after / pm; Manager,
GEoRGEToWN G;s s1a 6 " THEATRE 5$ 5$5l
cLERIcALmFiling IER Al, at and and ability han to
i076 80; air-cond: ONCE. Apply
CLERICAL PosfTIoN open for Ar
lington resident, in modern, auto
vacation Ssats per"9 snd employe sf benefts: @ typn
ing necessary. Apply in person. to
Mr.. Norton. EDMONDpS MOTORS,
329s Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
OLEhhs LOT permanent POSITION III
downtown credit office of large
fuel distributor. In reply. please
state age. education, marital status
and give brief resume of business
experience. Box 470-M, Star. ---26
CLERK-TYPIST, experienced. Call
MRS. LYNCH. ST. 3-2777. "a
CLERK K-TYPIST-Young lady, IS to
%; for large real estate firm;
should be able to work with fl
cures. Some bookkeeping back
ground preferred, but not essential:
five-day week, 9:I5 to D; paid
vacation; sick leave and other
employe benefits. Salary commen-
Surate with ability. FREDERICK
W. BERENS. INC, 1928 K ST.
NV, See Mr.. Graham.
CLERK -TYPISTS = SEVERAL AT
ONCE: PERMANENT, 5-DAY WEEK.
GOOD SALARY, PLEASANT WORK
TRTCE, FRANC JEWELRY CO., 627
9TH ST. NV, 9TH AT G. --2S
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-28
Continued from page one)

NSOntlnueu ITOm page One)
her achievements have been
known throughout the state and
beyond its borders, to the great
good of mankind.
The recipient of the honor to-
night was the daughter of par
ents dedicated to good works.
She attended schools at Akeley
Hall and graduated, Phi Beta
Kappa, from Wellesley College
in 1916.
She taught a short time, and
came to Chardon in 1925. She
was the wife of the health of
ficer of the county and became
clerk of the Board of Health. in
which capacity she served from
1925 to 1850.
She was a member of the
County Welfare Board for many
years. One of the organizers
of The Share-It Shop.
She helped organize Girl
Scouts in Chardon in the late
20's. Among her notable efforts
in the church were her lenten
study groups and her work on
the church merger committee.
Her two daughters and one
son were the objects of her love
and care and they say that they
were not neglected.
In 1888, she became county
chairman of The Christmas Seal
Sale Committee and a county
wide organization was set up. It's
effectiveness was demonstrated
at once by a 100 per cent in
crease in the amount of sales in
this year.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-28
Fenwick Herd
Gets Type


Brattleboro, VT, May % -
Robert r. Fenwick, of Chardon,
Ohio, has recently had his herd
of registered HolStein-Friesian
dairy cattle classified for type
(body conformation) under the
official Type Classification pro-
gram, conducted by the Hol-
stein-FrieSian Association of
America, national organization
of Holsten-Friesian cattle breed
ers.
Official inspector was J. A..
Fairchild, Berwick, Pennsylvan-
ia. This was the second time the
herd has been classified under
the official program, maintained
in an effort to improve still fur
ther the Holster breed.
OF 81 eligible animals in the
herd now classified, are des-
ignated VERY Good" 10 Good
Plus" and 8 Good"
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The next year, May l, 1889,
the Geauga County tuberculosis
and Health Association became
a functioning organization. She
was appointed its executive Sec
retary, without pay, and served
in that capacity until May /,
1851, when she retired and was
given the title of Honorary Ex-
ecutiVe secretary by the assoc
iation. She has been much in de-
mand for participation in state
meetings and in 1943 was on the
program of the Mississippi con-
ference in Chicago.
Last weeks Geauga Record
carried an article reporting the
state meeting. 1t shows Geauga
again leading in per capita seal
sales. BY the grape vine, l learn
that our Honor Lady was invited
to that meeting, obtenSibly to
present the awards to the eight
blue ribbon counties, which
would have been an honor but
she was also to have been pre-
sented a pin in honor of her
volunteer work in the tubercu-
loSiS program. She was unable
to attend the meeting. The an
nouncement of the award was
made by Mr.. John A. Louis, ex-
ecutive secretary of the state as
sociation, and the pin was
brought back by Mrs. Rodgers.
Again l say, words fail me.
Such accomplishments are most
unusual, it is our pleasure to
honor her but our deepest graft
tude should be given for the in
spiration of her life and work,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-28
Geauga's S Aged Receive
Sll.688.O0 this Month

Geauga county's older folk re-
ceived S11,688.00 this month
from the division of aid for the
aged of the department of pub
lie welfare, the department re-
ported today.
Geauga had 220 recipients and
the average payment was S53.13,
There were six recipients of spe-
cial health care funds amount
ing to S129.96.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-28
Memorial Day
Service at
Hambden
HAMBDEN

HAMBDEN Memorial
Service will be held at the
Mission Alliance church at 1:3O
pm. Saturday, May 80.
Parade will form at the
school house at pm. The
color guard, ex-servicemen, Boy
Scouts and leaders, Cub Scouts
and leaders, school and school
band and kindergarten and
school teachers, P. T. A.,
Grange and Mems Club will
march.
They will march to Plaque
at the corner where plants
will be placed for World War
/ and II soldiers, then to the
church where this program will
be given.
Invocation, Rev. H. K. Smith,
group singing, Reading, Lin
coins Gettysburg Address," by
David Steingass, special music
and an address by Mr.. Harry
Coopland of Painesville. There
will be special music by the
Congregational church choir.
After the church program the
band, Scouts and school chill
dren will march to the GEM
etery and carry flowers for all
soldiers buried there and to
the Unknown Soldiers Monu-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-28

ment. Pledge of allegiance by
all, led by Boy and Girl Scouts,
Selection by the Band, Firing
squad salute and Taps, Bene-
diction by Rev. Charles Pearce,
the marchers return to the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-28

school house.
Committee in charge: Mrs.
Merritt Wedge, Ladies Aid;
Mrs. Herbert Steingass, Grange;
Mrs. F. S. Carver, p. T. A;
Mr.. Leo Kempf, Mems Club;
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-28

for the candles of faith, hope,
and love that she has lighted in
the minds and hearts of each of
us. Mrs. Corey will you please
come to the speakers table.
Mary Corey, it is with a mix
ture of pride and humility that,
in the name of the service or
ganizations of Geauga County.
l present you with its highest
honor.
The honor banquet was spon-
sored by the Geauga County
Business and professional Wo-
mems Club, Rotary Club of Ge-
auga County and KiWaniS Club
of Geauga County.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-28

Mr.. Erwin Carver; Scouts, Mr..
Donald Chamberlain; Ex-serVice
men: Mr.. Albert Molzon, Miss
ion Alliance church, Della Car
ver, President of Ladies Aid,
chairman.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-28

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Evening star., 1953-11-29
Streets of Paris
Festival Planned
By Art Center

A Streets of Paris" benefit
festival will take place next Sum
day, December 6, at the Work
shop Art Center, 1900 New
Hampshire avenue NV, from
2 to 8 o'clock.
Sponsors of the festival, which
is for the benefit of the Work
shop Art Center building fund,
include the Ambassador of Hal
ii, Mr.. Jacques Leger: Mrs. Alb
ba Eban, wife of the Israeli AM
bassador; Col. Paul H. Bonner,
Mrs. H. Gates Lloyd. Mrs. Arthur
z. Gardiner. Mr.. F. Joseph Dom
ohue and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Burke
Wilkinson.
The event will feature q "f1ea
market, " with antique items and
curios; book stalls, a "patis-
serie" offering baked goods, ate
liers where artists will paint,
sculpt. make pottery, silver work
and jewelry. A miniature Mont
marte will offer water colors
drawings, Autographs and wood
cuts at bargain prices.
The feature event will be an
exhibition of painting and sculp-
ture by more than so artists,
which have been donated to the
Workshop by artists and private
collectors. These will be auc-
toned the following Sunday
Evening star., 1953-11-29
TheModonnos' Topic
OF Illustrated Talk

Miss Clare Fontaninni, head
of the art department of Cath
olic University, will give an Illus
trated talk on "The Madonnas
at meeting Of the art section
of the. Woman'S Club of Chevy
Chase at 2 pm. Thursday at the
clubhouse.
Mrs. Chester E. Rightor will be
hostess at a tea following the
talk. All club members and their
friends have been invited to at
tend.
The clubs Junior Dance Club
has announced plans for its an
nual holly ball, a Semiformal
dance, to be held on December
26 at the clubhouse.
The event is given each year
for the sons and daughters of
club members and their friends
in the Bethesda Chevy Chase
area.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
Skidmore Official
To Be Honored

Fenton Keyes, vice president
of Skidmore College, will be the
guest of honor at a cocktail party
to be given by members of the
Skidmore College Club and their
husbands from $50 to 8 pm.
Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Carl E. Fritts of 1923 Somerset
place NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-29

Misses SlO Fitted Black Dress Coats with boused back
10, IL, Ia SIS
Misses SIPS Black Dress Coats in Fosmanns rich eyeash
woolen Sizes IL and IA SlO5
Misses $3.50 Coats of FOrstmann Sabeine with magnificent
muf cuffs of natural blue fox Taupe in sizes 10 and IL SITS
Misses SIPS trimmed Coats Forstmann Marvega
cuffs of Norwegian blue fox Sizes to IL S05
Misses S5995 BOue Tweed Casual Coats in size IA SIS
Misses $995 Short Goats black brown boucle WOOL
10 to 16 - = ------- S3S
Misses $S995 Cape SOes of strous fabric curled like
black Persian Lamb; sizes IL to 16 SIS
Misses S7995 Zip-ned removable Innings;
black, green navy in sizes SIS
Misses S7995 Wool Gabardne Coats with zpout wool lining;
wine navy in sizes g. H. SIS
Misses S9S95 Dress Coats in red blue KaMaKur trimmed
with grey Persian Lamb collar; sizes to IA S65
Misses SS995 Cashmere TOppe fngertp length in nude;
sizes and 10 SIS
Misses S5995 Camel Hair TOpcOats classic style in
color; IL IA ----------S4 S45
blue gold Forstmann
wooen; sizes II and ID S45
Misses SIPS Red Ka Kur Coats with dyed black Persian
Lamb scarf; sizes 10 to SS5
Misses S9S95 Black Brown Fitted Dress Coas sizes 10
Misses S9S95 Cashmere Goats in natural with roll COL
lar; sizes 10 IA S85
Misses SIPS Casual Coats in FOrsmann's Casana
trapunto embroidery; sizes 8 and IL $05
IA SIS
Evening star., 1953-11-29
Silver Spring AAUW to Present Awards

Highlight Of the evening will
be the presentation Of awards to
the winners In the branch writ
ing contest. conducted among
students Of the Montgomery
man of the branch.
Evening star., 1953-11-29

The Silver Spring Branch,
American Association of Uni
versity Women. will hold a COW
ered-dish supper at its monthly
meeting on Wednesday in the
Jesup Blair Community House.
Evening star., 1953-11-29

Fur products labeled to show country origin imported fu
FRENCH RooM-Seeond Floor, few items at
Shirington, and Silver Spring
Gall sales subject to prior sae)
sess5 to ss5 RayOn Taffeta Cocktail with matching
trim; blue winter with jackets
of felt with poodle lining; brown black --------S2o
$3995 Basic Afternoon Dresses with satin trim in bee
grey metallic rayon crepes winter navy green
brown black checks high neck fold front rayon
blue fuscha Meyers striped cottons with satin trim
be black grey; Thomas coon with velvet trim in navy
two-pece wool jersey tops pleated
skirts leather collar and cuffs printed sheers with satin
trim in rayane onepiece shmaker dresses in CHINA
S4995 Mat Rayon Jersey Velvet Cocktail Dresses black
and BEIGE rayon crepe street dresses in grey with pink tm
twopiece with faile trim brown
S5995 Cinnamon Carressuede Suits, beled S45
$9S95 Short Beige Wool Jackets light blue silk fale two
dresses twopiece wool suits in purple wool dress
s275 Group Costumes.
Dress and jacket costumes box jacket SUITS beaded and fur
SOS to sl65
ss5 $3.50 Group Coats wool tWeeds pads brown blue
MISSES DRESSEs-Seeond Floor
Misses S17.95 Prints Sheers in
novelty fabrics all colo including white, black and high
s7s5 and s1ss5 Afternoon Dresses rayon shees in
Misses s17s5 and s22s5 Street and Afternoon Dresses in
novelty sheers; few dressy dresses
black navy. included in colors; sizes 10 to l8 $7.s5
noon Styles Black high shades sizes 10 to s - Sl
Misses sl995 S22s5 Dressy Dresses twopiece
tailored street and afternoon Styles black navy high shades
Misses S195 and S2295 Dresses Rayon gaar
dimes sheer tissue faes tailored rey street after
styles: black red blue sizes 10 20
Misses S995 S25 well
desy styles fees sheers black and high
shades; sizes " to 20
JUNIOR DEB SHOP-Fourth Floor
Juniors S59s5 and $685. TwOPece Wool Suits boxy Jackets
bankers grey; sizes to 15------------ S3S
Juniors SLABS to SIS Dresses wool anne striped cottons
calico print ccon black crepes with rayon taea
petticoats pastel faes annes paStels
beaded trim; printed rayon fales sizes to Is $40
Juniors $995 S2995 Red Navy Wool Jerseys pastel
with boero jackets fae SUITS royal blue crepe
basics sizes to
Evening star., 1953-11-29
cHILDREN'S SHOPS


of Conn. Avenue, ShirIington, Silver Spring
Little Boys SIS to $3.50 Coat Sets Three piece hat
coat, leggings in chinchilla, covert or tweed;
sizes to 6x --'------~--- SIoo5 to S35
Little Girls S4.95 to $S95 Corduroy and Washable
Wool Jumpers and Cotton Dresses. Sizes to 6x
$3.95 to $5.95
$25 to S55 Winter Coat Sets. Wool fleeces tweedS
or novelty weaves; few storm coats in wool tweed;
sizes to Ok; not all coors and sizes,
$Ie.95 to S4e.95
Sub-Teens' S595 All Wool Clan Plaid Gored Skirts,
$z.95
Sub-Teens S7.95 to S12.95 Corduroy Jumpers and
Cotton Dresses. Sizes to 14-S .95 to Slo95
$495 to $I2.95 Corduroy and Washable Wool
Jumpers and Cotton Dresses; sizes to a. Not all
colorS and sizes L---------- 81 95 to SlOo5
Girls SIS to $685. Coats Wool fleeces, tweeds,
novelty woolens few storm coats $i9.95 to SIS
Sub-Teens' SIS to S45 Tweed Coats. Sizes 8 to A.
Not all coors and sizes --------$l9.o5 to S39.e5
Evening star., 1953-11-29

SH0ES-Fourth Floor
1895 to S14.95 Shoes. Reptile and mesh pumps,
black suedes red cafskn pumps with medium
heels; few pairs Of mesh casuals; broken colors,
styles and sizes S------------------------
Evening star., 1953-11-29
Misses $85 to $98.95
Sycamore Goats

JeIle eXcIuSiVes Dressy and casual styles tapered,
wrap and box slhouettes. Choose from Forstmann
woolens. Kurlane and imported weaves. Black navy,
red beige, blue, pink; sizes to 16.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
Misses $59.95 to $7e.e5
SportIeiqh Coots

FleeceS, pinpoint tweeds and diagonal coatngS all
with the fine tailoring that is Sportlegh signature.
Flared and boXy styles in red, green, gold, copper;
sizes to 16.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
"1@SSas%S&S" zom0r0y Is the day! Orr No0rmbr
g. sanlsff' MONTH END CLEARANCE

and the end November important Sodngs
broken lots all eeff
Evening star., 1953-11-29

Womens $6995 Wool Gabardine Coats dark green
size AZ brown in size 141a
Womens $685. NeedlepOin Box Coats with applique
collar and cuffs black sizes 14a and
Wcmens Sl45 Nubby AOra Coats with beaver collar and
nutmeg in size 1919; blue in 1O12 SI25
Womens S11O to SIPS Trimmed
trimmed with natural Persian collar
dyed Fitch collar and cuffs; grey navy sos
WOmens $685. Fur Trimmed Juiard
Trims of dyed black Persian
dyed Fitch; nutmeg black
M fur products labeled show country origin imported
furs)
Evening star., 1953-11-29
FURS-Third Floor, r Street

SZlO Dyed Mole jacket Capes grey Or blue
S558 Dyed Squirrel Topper size IL
S27O Natural Silver Fox Cape Stole SI98
1854 Dyed Black BrOadtaI PrOceSSed Jacket S24O
$420 Dyed Squirrel Jacket, 16 S3OO
S594 LetOut Dyed Muskrat Coat size
1924 Black Dyed Persian Lamb Stole $50
S9OO Brown Dyed Fur Seal Jacket size IA
S9SO Brown Dyed Fur Seal TrOtter, size IL
SS54 Dyed Muskrat Back TOppers size Is
S4SS Dyed Sheared Raccoon Topper size IA
Sli4O Natural Ranch Mink Cape Stole $3.50
SSSO Natural Ranch Mink Long Coat size $348o
S78 Four Skin Dyed KOIinsky Scarfs --.- S54
SIl4 Four-Sk Natural Ranch Mink Scrafs
SdSO Dyed Mouon PrOcesed Lamb Topper size IL $50
SSSO dyed Black Perslan Lamb Jacket Cape
Evening star., 1953-11-29

FURS-ot JeIIef's Conn. Ave.
FED TAX INCLUDED
$7S FOur-Skin Dyed KOlinsky Scarfs
$1S2 Dyed MOutOn PrOcessed Lamb Jacket, size IA
$50
$162 Dyed MOutOn Processed Lamb Topper size IA,
$Il4
$420 Dyed Squirrel Jacket size 14-S3oo
Evening star., 1953-11-29

Juniors S6995 Tweed Coats with zip-n wool inng red
purple to 13 $55
Juniors Camel Hair with dyed mouton
lamb collar; natural color in sizes to $38
Juniors $145 Dress Coats fitted style in Forstmann
woolen with natural blue fox shawl collar to $I25
$685. Coats dyed with Persian Lamb
collar cuffs in beige taupe with ranch mink cuffs;
to SIS
Zbene with dyed fitch collar; aqua
beige blue IL S65
Zbene Coats blue yarn-dyed grey with
Bombay lamb collar and cuffs to S65
Juniors S95 Black Wool Dress Coats with dyed black Persian
lamb collar and sleeve trim; sizes to $65
S11O Casual Coats in Stroock wooen with trapnto
embroidered yoke; beige taupe, blue; sizes to H. SOS
Juniors Style Cashmere Coats in aqua
TOppers nude beige sizes to 49, S65
BOucle TOppers ngertp length in red black
sizes 7 to Is S45
boucles boXy ared styles
Grey brown red sizes to $44
NOMEN'S COATS-Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-29
TEEN SH0P-Fourth Floor

Teens $4995 and S59.95 Coats Blends of camel
hair and wool, cashmere and wool, wool zibelines
and feeces in short long coats vivid and neutral
colors, well navy; sizes to 15----------S $50
Evening star., 1953-11-29

$3.95 Cotton Seersucker PinafOres, prints Upper
backs, green, yellow red sizes 10 to 18 and q
few half sizes -.- 81
Evening star., 1953-11-29

$95 Long COachman Robes; famous make washable rayon
paisley prints lilac sizes IL to 49,
$O95 and S695 Bedackets nyon and orion prints
and quilted vvets paStes and coors; small medium
large and $l2.S5
BRIDES SHOP-Seventh Floor
$6995 Off shoulder Gown of taeta semi princess
trimmed with Venice lace sheer yoke ofwhe size
$685. Chanty Lace and TuIe Gown Sheer yoke
bodice appliqued tue skirt and train white $40
$7995 Lace Over RayOn Satin Gown, collar
lines long sleeves, train; size 20
$6995 Candeght Tule bodice and
sleeves Peter Pan collar te satin tra size 8S35
S25 to S3995 Group of Bridesmaids Gowns FOrma
length baerina strapess with Jackets pastes
jewel tones broken sizes; several kind to SIS
BETTER MILLINERY-Street Floor
$5O SIS Imported VeOur fur felts vevets and
beavers cocktail hats rollers proe packables and pboxes
black, brown navy pastels IS and 81
BUDGET MILLINERY-Street Floor
$595 $3.50 Hats Variety styles materials 50
Evening star., 1953-11-19
Arlington

Open Friday and Mondoy Nights to 9
Daily. 10 to S; Friday and Monday, 10 to 9
Evening star., 1953-04-27

Fashions change foods, exactly they don clothing Just
people dress lighter today, they hter
heavy foods that make them feel too full.
And the Of beer People today want their beer
light They want it dry-not sweet
How dry beeris depends how little sugar left in the
finished brew The less sugar. the der the beer Gunhers
better than 99% sugaree beer at its driest-because of
its exclusive slowbreing method that allows
time for full fermentation.
The difference is this: Without Gunthers special slow
brewing process could easily have beer that contained
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-26

my boy, you've heard that story
about the man who bet he could
eat quail on toast every day for
month, and how he cried quits
on the twenty second day?
1--WE heard worthy friends as
sert that the moonfish is our most
delicious fish fried, but the moon
fish is the quail of the sea. You
couldn't eat it every day success
sively for a month for supper,
could you, Sidonius? On the other
hand, I'll bet I can eat fried grunts
every day for a month, or year,
or for a hundred years, assuming
/ live that long, as you say you,
Swinky Swanky and Jim Koodle
de Flu are going to live. Why can
we eat grunts daily for so long a
time? Simply because grunts is a
standby, like bread, of which we
never tire.
"The same thing applies to a
grunt boiled. You may say it
doesn't begin to compare in taste
with a pompano. Certainly not,
my dear Sir Sid. Pompan0 Is a
delicacy. How many successive
days could you eat it? I've heard
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-26
Spring Prospects Are Bright
In Ewes OF Business Excess

icy holders than year ago, Pres
ident Charles G. Taylor Jr., re-
ports.
Du Pont, looking farther ahead
than the others, predicts today that
one of its newest synthetic fibers,
orion, will have its biggest season
in the coming fall. The new orion
plant at Camden, S. c., is now
operating at full capacity, and Du
Point says 120 clothing manufac-
turers will use orion in mems and
boys fall suits and slacks.
Du Pont also says it's so pleased
with prospects for another synthet-
ic, dacron, that it's thinking of
putting up another plant. A big
one under way at Kingston, N. c.,
will be completed this fall.
For an overall picture of the
economy, the Department of Com
merce reports today that 1858
started with total production of
goods and services at an al-time
peak. It gained S per cent in dol
lar volume last year. Making al
lowances for higher prices, how
ever, pares this down to a 21a
per cent gain in unit volume. To-
tai sales by all manufacturers,
wholesalers and retailers rose to
SAG billion dollars, compared with
533 billion dollars in 1851.
But a peak at the future by Roy
A. Foulke, vice president of Dun
& Bradstreet, today brings this
SOLDERING note: eve are entering
a competitive period when value
and prices will again play their
part after IL years of sellers
market"