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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-08
EIetrie Heat Has Unique
Advantages for Home Owner

ed at height of i've feet a.
bove the floors on inside walls.
A survey was recently con-
Quoted in the Cleveland North
east Ohio area of homes using
electric heating.
In a well insulated six room
home of approximately 10,100
cubic feet, the heating cost for
the year was one hundred and
ninety four dollars. The home
has nine 1000 watt heating units.
The cost per unit was found
to be about average for a rea-
on a bly, well-insulated home
with storm windows and storm
doors.
The lowest annual cost per
unit for all homes surveyed was
$12.60, the highest was $30.5O,
the overall average was $22.
20 per unit.
Naturally heating costs for
different homes will vary wide
ly depending upon the number
Of rooms normally heated, the
he a t n g temperature desired,
the window area in the home.
and many other considerations.
1t should also be remembered
that electric heating cannot be
satisfactorily installed in unin-
Sulated easements. If electric
heating is planned for a home
with an uninSulated basement,
floors should be extremely we'll
insulated.
From the cost data above
it can be seen that electric
heating is within the operating
cost range of other heating
methods, provided the heating
units are properly installed and
the house is we'll insulated and
has storm windows and storm |
doors.
Because of the nature of elec.
trio heating, many heating en-
gineerS predict that an increas-
ing number Of home-ownerS will
choose it. A research organiza-
ton estimates that five per
cent of all new homes will be
electrically heated by 1861.
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-08

There are basic differences
between electric heat and all
other types of heat. The most
outstanding difference is that
the infra-red rays of electric
heat warm the occupants of the
room first. Other heat sources
warm the air which in turn
warns the occupants. Thus ele-
ctric heating under proper
operating conditions is the
most direct type of heat.
In an lie ctricalI heat
ed home, each room or "heat
zone" is temperature controll-
ed by its. own thermostat.
T here are many factors
which must be taken into con-
Sideration before electric heat
ing can produce satisfactory re-
suits.
Tests show that often as much
as so per cent of the heat gen.
Grated for residential use is
lost because of inadequate in
Sulation in walls, ceilings, and
floors. Good insulation is a
must if electric heating is to
compa with conventional
heating methods. Generally, 4
inches Of in sulation or its
equivalent in ceilings and walls
will cut electric heat cost about
35 per cent. Insulation compan-
les in the Cleveland area re-
port that the most commonly
used types of insulation for
electrically heated homes are:
aluminium foil, rock wool, glass
fiber bats, and organic fiberS.
Double glass windows and
storm doors will substantially
reduce the operational cost of
electric heating. Weather strip
ing will minimize heat loss due
to cold air infiltration, should
be installed around all win
doWS and outside doors. Wea-
thcrStripping reduces heat loss
about II per cent and helps
eliminate floor drafts and cold
wall areas. Fireplace damperS
should be closed when the fire
place is not in use.
InermoStats should be locat-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-08

blem for home-owners, and all
communities where collection Of
trash is a fast-growing and eA.
penSive Sevice.
The electric calcinator takes
care of vacu cleanr sweep
ingS, the normal daily accumu-
lation of waste paper, hambon-
eS- in fact, any refuS ex
cept metal or glass.
You just wrap the food scrap
eS in the paper and drop the
package in the a C in to r
There an electric heating ele-
ment reduces the trash and
garbage to fine, powdery ash.
Operation is silent and auto
matte. There's no muSS or fuss.
The only attention necessary is
you empty the ash residue.
which incidentally makes fine
fertilizer for lawn or garden.
The calcinator needs no spec
ial electrical outlet. 1t plugs
into any ordinary electrical out
let, just as lamp or refriger-
ator. It's advantages are many:
Banishing garbage containers
eliminates the feeding stations
of rats, and the breeding places
of flies.
Minus garbage cans, your
back yard is easier to keep
clean, and there are no often
sive odorS in warm weather.
In bad weather, there's no
need for the homemaker to run
out several times daily wit
garbage. The calcinator fits in
to basement, garage or utility
room, wherever there are faci-
litieS for a flue. There is even
an all-white model for the kit
chen to match other appliances.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-08

of the newest home devices
you don't even have o set it
the citing is done once
when the APPLIANCE is delivered.
From then on, it's automatic
The electric calcinator saves
the garbage and rubbish pro-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-08
Set It And Forget 1t

"Set it and forget it" are
all the instructions many OF to-
days automatic electrical ap-
pliances need. But in the case
of the electric calcinator, one
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-08

CHESTER-Julie Ann Buday,
IA year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Buday of
Munson, demonstrates in the
picture for the benefit of the
cameraman how she mixes her
prize winning apple dumplings.
Julie was the local winner at
the contest at West Geauga high
school last Friday afternoon.
She will compete again in the
county final at Chardon this
Saturday morning. County win
ner and her teacher win a free
trip to the state contest at Col
umbuS.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-08
cooks in the school cafeteria.


Judges for the county final
contest on Saturday, announced
today by Mrs. Samuel Patter-
son are Ann Leseloez from Cen
eral Electric in Cleveland, FL
eanor Sage, homemaker and
former home demonstration
agent of Chardon, and Lucille
Hadlock, homemaker, former
demonstrator for the Cleve-
land Electric Illuminating Com
many. now resident OF
Chester.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-08

Standing beside Julie is her
teacher, Mrs. Marilyn Sheppard.
At the right is one of the morn
ing session judges, Mrs. Marge
Shellhammer. Other morning
judge was Mrs. Roy Eddy.
*
Pictured below, Judges Marge
Vargo and Mary Horton con-
slider the quality Of the pastries
as they are put in front of them
by Home Economics teacher,
Marilyn Sheppard. Both Mrs.
Vargo and Mrs. Horton qualified
for their jobs by their work as
Evening star., 1953-10-18
BEDROOM

600 Bali Hi Driftwood mahogany five
piece bedroom ensemble. Including
double size heodboord bed with two
mite tobIes, six-drower dresser with
mirror, and vanity with mirror----
800 Haywood Wakefield five piece wheat
solid birch bedroom suite. Including
five-drower chest, large vanity with
mirror, double bed and two mite tobIes
with drawer
o.e5 BIeoched korino II Love Lucy" five
piece bedroom suite. including
double dresser with mirror. five
drawer chest and double bed------
9.o5 Swirl mahogany three-piece bedroom
suite Including double dresser with
mirror chest and double size book
cose' heodboord bed-------------
o.o5 Stewortstown seomist mahogany five
piece bedroom suite. Including eight
drawer double dresser base with lorge
mirror, six-droWer chest, double size
bed and two three drawer mite tobIes
o.o5 Seonnist mahogany three-piece bed
room suite. Including large six
drawer dresser with mirror, ve-droWer
chest and double bed d--------
sos Cherry cordovon mahogany three
piece bedroom suite. Including nine
drawer dresser with mirror, chest and
double bed
200 BIeoched korina three-pece bedroom
suite. Including double dresser with
mirror, chest and double bed------
300 Fown oak three-pieee bedroom suite
Including double dresser with mirror,
chest and double bed ------------
$50 BIeoched mahogany and solid cherry
three-piece bedroom suite. Including
double dresser with mirror, five
drawer chest on chest and double bed
7 90 Stewortstown seomst mahogany five
piece bedroom suite Including lorge
double dresser with mirror, chest,
double size bookcase heodboord and
two chest mite tables s--------
8 90 Red Lion bleoched mahogany five
piece decorators bedroom ensemble.
including nine-drower triple dresser
with mirror, seven-drower chest,
double bed and two-drower step mite
5 100 Seonist mahogany five-piece bed
room suite including large double
dresser with mirror, five-drower
chest, double bed and two mite tobles
with droWer
Evening star., 1953-10-18

bedroom living dining occasional pieces and ugo guarantee
SAVNGSour BUDGET ACCOUNT INVITED Open Mon
Evening star., 1953-10-18
OF Music and Musicians

as a member of a two-piano
team.
The Jewish Community
Center will continue the weekly
recorded concerts on Tuesday
nights at 8:15 in the Hospital
lty Room. Featured on the
program Tuesday are two acts
from Bellini's Norma" and
excerpts from Strauss 'Die
Fledermaus."
Subscribers to this years
list of events by the Catholic
University Chamber Arts
Society will be invited to at
tend one rehearsal of the
Catholic University String
Quartet. The first program
is November 2 at $3.50 pm.
in the university's Music
Auditorium. Complete infor-
nation may be obtained from
the Music Department.
The New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church Choirs
will present Weber's Harvest
Cantata" tonight at the
8 o'clock service directed by
Stephen H. PruSsing. Soloists
are Helen Housman, soprano;
Virginia Fisher, contralto;
William Greene, tenor, and
Richard Rogers, bass. William
Watkins will be at the organ.
The Washington Alumnae
Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota
will give a program of Ameri-
can music at 8:15 pm. tomor-
row at 313 North Underwood
street. Falls Church. Va.
, 1953-08-29

Strawberries, the first fruit Of
spring, are q beautiful Easter des-
sert. Teamed with ice cream, they
are perfect.
Until quick-freezing made them
an all : year : round commodity,
fresh Strawberries, with all the
fragrance and flavor Of the sun.
Tipened fruit sealed in, were as UNI
available in most places as they
were at Christmas, Now, Of course,
uufck-froZen strawberries are as
easy to find as Easter eggs. And
they are sure to crown your Easter
dinner with real distinction.
There areSlots Of ways to CONF
bine ice cream and quick-frozen
Strawberries for a luscious dessert.
The simplest, and perhaps the best,
Is Just to serve the berries, thawed,
over ice cream. These vine-ripened
berries, red and sweet, are proc
essed the same day they are
picked; that is, they are all hulled
and cleaned andsliced and lightly
gweetened, and then quick-frozeR,
ell within 4 few hours after pick
lng. So they are always yine-fresh,
, 1953-08-29

always delicious. And they are Just
right as q sauce on Ice cream.
IL you want to serve the combi-
nation as q parfait, put alternate
layers Of ice cream and straWber-
ries in parfait glasses, topping
with strawberries. This dessert IS
especially attractive in appear
ance, with its bands Of creamy
whitesand rosy red showing
through the sides Of the glasses.
But e you haven't any parfait
glasses, the dessert will taste Just
as delicious in ordinary sherbet
glasses.
Another delicious way to serve
strawberries and ice cream is in
small pastry cups or tart shells.
Roll pastry n inch thick and cut
in circles. Press each circle OF
pastry over the outside of a muffin
tin, pinching the excess edge into
small pleats to make it fit. Bake
with the muffin pans upside down,
of course. Baked in this way the
tart shells are Of better shape, usu-
ally, than when they are baked ln'
side the muffin tins.
, 1953-08-29
N OTICE

The Public is hereby advised
that the opening date Of the
Season on Zenaida doves
(Mounain. Doves) and Waie
crowned pigeons is pcs poned
form August IS, 1858 to Sep
TENDER /, 1853.
ANTON c. TEYTAUD
Director, ST. Croix Game
Commission
, 1953-08-29
N Office
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY

Republic Construction & Maintenance Co., Inc
and Fluor Western, Inc. operating as joint ventures at
st. Thomas and at ST. Croix, Virgin Islands, hereby an
nounce that through mutual agreement all Joint venture
operations between such companies have been dlssolv-
cd and terminated. Henceforth each Of the companies
will operate independently.
The Joint venture project, consisting OF the =.
hamilton Jackson Housing Project, Contract y. Liz
with the Virgin Islands Housing and Redeyelopnent
Authority, and all operations hereunder, is transferred
to The FIuor Corporation, Ltd. The joint venture pro
iect for the Christiansted High School and the Char
lotte AmaIie High School for the Y. s. Department Of
Interior, and all operations Hereunder, is transferred
to Fluor Western, Inc.
All communications, inquiries, quotations, invoices,
statements, and other matters relating to- the above pro-
iects or to Fluor Western, Inc. and The Fluor Corpora
ton, Ltd. should be directedSto Mr.. Rex Dunn, Fiuor
Western, Inc, Christiansted, ST. Croix, Virgin Islands.
The representative Of Fluor Western, Inc. with respect
to purchases in the. San Juan area is Mr., Don Edwin,
New York Department Store Building, office 3O5, San
turce, Puerto Rico.
All communications, inquiries, quotations, invoices,
statements, purchasing data or other matters relating to
the independent operations Of Republic Construction
& Maintenance Co, Inc. should be addressed to Mr.
Paul S. Rupert or Mi. Andrew T, Lakatosh, Republic
Construction & Maintenance Co.,, Inc. Room $40, New
York Department Store Building, Or Box 9l26, San
turce, Puerto Rico.
FLUoR WESTERN, N REPUBLIC coNsTRUc-
TtoNa MAINTENANCE
COMPANY INC.
By: Rer c. Dunn By: Paul s: Rupert, Pres.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
On the Air

ANASN A0AOAk y w
stop the plunge of the neck
line, the Television Code of
the National Association of
Radio and Television Broad
casters, became effective on
March /, 1852. From that date
onward, subscriber stations
have worn the Seal of Good
Practice as a shield against
imposed censorship.
To win the seal the broad
casters promised to abide by
the rules about acceptability
of program content, decorum
in dress and manner, clean
living and some other things.
To keep his seal broadcaster
had to be polite when the Code
Review Board came around
with q complaint, go over the
matter calmly and agree to
sin no more.
The code did not become ef-
fective in actuality, of course,
right away. The reviewing
board has had a fairly busy
time, what with the over
enthusiasm of some advertis-
ers and the penchant of some
performers for barging beyond
good taste. The Boards First
Report to the People of the
United States has just been
released.
1t goes into detail about two
of the review boards major
projects and lightly sketches
a few anonymous test cases to
show how complaints against
programs have been handled.
The code was not yet three
months old when a cloud no
larger than a House subcom-
mittee was seen on the hori-
Zon.
Congressional Kind Words
On May %, 1852, a sub
committee of the House Inter-
state and Foreign Commerce
Committee was assigned a
job. It was to determine "the
extent to which radio and
television programs currently
available to the people of the
United States contain immoral
or otherwise offensive matter,
or place improper emphasis
on crime, violence and cor
ruption." Constituents with
out the strength to twist a
channel selector had been find
ing strength enough to pick
up their pens and write their
Congressman.
TeleviSion eAthrough this
one virtually unscathed. It's
report, published early this
year, noted that the subcom-
mittee welcomes the indus
try's concerted efforts at max
ing self Regulation effective"
Self-regulation, it also noted,
lis preferable to Government
imposed regulation"
The case of the American
Medical Association Journal
and the code review board is
documented fairly completely.
The major aspect of this was
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Customer Right?
Well Not Always
HOLLYWOOD.

A screen star (she must
remain unnamed) preparing
to leave for a picture-making
assignment abroad and in need
of ready cash, decided to sacri-
flee some of her treasured
household possessions. She
put an ad in one of the Los
Angeles papers and next day
ushered a woman prospect
through the place.
The star proudly showed
her Oriental rugs. antiques.
imported china and various
other attractive items, men
tioning how much she had
paid for each, and at what a
bargain they were now being
offered.
The woman inspected the
things carefully, praised them
lavishly and, after making
notations on a pad. turned
to leave.
Don't you see anything you
might wish to purchaser" the
actress asked.
II didn't come here to buy
anything" replied her caller.
II am the county tax assessor" "
CReleased By NANAl
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Todoy's Schedules
Stage.
Stage.
Ma Thieves Carnival: $50 pm.

ARENA-"Thieves Carnival: $50 pm.
SAM S. Observation-Disclosures" tonight resumes to-
morrow
Screen
Over the Plains: 1:45 340 $780,
7:35 and 935 pm.
CAPTTOL-"The Robe: 1920 2:4o S. 7:25 and GAS pm
COLUMBIA-"Torch Song: 1:20, $3.50, 5:40 745 and o55
pm.
DUPONT-"Marn Luther: 12O. 1928, $685. 1880 and o35
KETTHS"An the Brothers Were Valiant" 1875. 34o 545
7:50 and 9:55 pm.
LTTLE-"so Little Time" 1:15 s:o5 S. $780, $40 and 1920
pm.
MacARTHUR-"The Cruel Sea-" 225, 4:45 715 and 40 pm
Thunder Over the Plains" 1:50 $780,
$50, 750 and $50 pm.
ONTARIO-"Clory at Sea- /, 240, 425, 60 755 and $40
PALACE-"How to Marry Millionaire: 1, 3:1o $685. 1885
and $50 pm.
PLAYHOUsE-"Roman Holiday: l. 3O5, $40. 715 and
$50 pm.
PLAzA-"Little Boy 11O 255 44o 625 $40 and 10
SILVER SPRING-"The Beggars Opera: 23O. $3.50
TRANs-LUx-"F Here to Eternity: l. 31o 5:25 TAO
and 955 pm
WARNER-"This Is Cnerama": 2:3O. $50 and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Mae Taught Him to Kiss,
Now He Plays Atom Man
BY james Bacon

Three minutes later they un-
clinched. Mae picked up her
fur coat off a chair, called the
director over and made one
comment:
Sign that boy"
Gene played a lover opposite
Mae for several years and
later came to Hollywood.
His first picture was Atomic
City" one of the best suspense
movies ever made, in my
opinion.
True Sleeper
I told Barry that it was a real
sleeper of a movie.
You're right, it really
slept" he answered. The pic
ture did no business.
"Someday they'll reissue
that and call 1t The Return
OF Gene Barry, Boy PhySl-
cist,'" says Gene.
He's now seen as a scientist
again in 1.-THE War of the
Worlds" a science fiction
thriller that is doing terrific
business.
Also on tap is RED Garters,"
wherein he gets a chance to
show a little sex appeal. He
plays Mexican badman with
comic overtoneS.
Gene looks very Latin but is
of Polish extraction.
I'm a Polish Gilbert Roland
in this one. Maybe it will get
me out of the laboratory"
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Innocuity No Virtue
Coming Attractions

Stage
NATIONAL-The American Savoyards Gilbert and Sullivan
repertory troupe. starting tomorrow
SAM S. SHUBERT-"Flame-O Out" a comedy drama by
Alan Mowbray, starting November 80.
Screen.
AMBASSADOR-Hondo" with John Wayne starting Thurs
day.
CAPITOL-"Kiss Me, Kate" with Kathryn Grayson.
COLUMBIA-"Take the High Ground" with Richard Wild
mark
DUPONT-"Fanfan the Tulip" with Gerard PHILIPPE
KEITHS-"The Glass Web" with Edward G. Robinson.
MacARTHUR-"Two Cents Worth of Hope" Italian film.
METROPOLTTAN-"Ho with John Wayne starting
Thursday.
oNTARIo-"ves of Bagdad" with Victor Mature starting
Thursday
PALACE-"Knights of the Roundtabe" with Robert Taylor
PLAYHOUSE-"The Living Desert" Walt Disney film
PLAZA-"Titfeld Thunderbolt" with Stanley Holloway.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Stately, Platinum Beverly
Sets New Style in Tromps
BY SheiIoh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD.

The first time met blond,
leggy Beverly Michaels she had
just divorced her MGM pro-
ducer husband, the late Volde-
mar Vetluguin. Beverly has
always been a little different,
and because I think you're 60
ing to see and hear a lot about
her, I caught up with her to
learn the facts about her life.
Beverly has made four pic
lures. In all, she's been a bad
girl. Her new picture is titled
Wicked Woman" which gives
you the idea. The press and
public went for her in a big
way in her last movie, "Pick
Up" in which she played a
low-type tramp. In her first
picture. EAST Side, West Side"
she had to murder Ava Gard
ner. But she says she was a
high-class tramp in that one.
In private life she is en-
gagged to Russell Rouse, who
is legally separated from his
wife, and they plan to marry
just as soon as his wife gives
him a. divorce.
Beers Her Scars
There was a big scar and
bruise on Beverly's elbow.
Its a working stripe" she ex-
plains. Dick Egan caught
me cheating in Wicked Wom-
an and he beat me up." The
fight was so realistic that
Beverly was knocked uncon-
scious for a fast few seconds.
II actually did lose my tenn
per. Dick was upset. He has
a psychological block. He
cannot hit a woman. But aft
er I hit him on the head he
got so angry he, started hit
ting me. Before the fight, he
said, Hit me. Do anything,
but don't hurt my mouth
The other guy in the picture
I fight with, Percy Helton, said.
Don't hit my nose Those
were the first things I went
for when I got mad"
We got to talking about the
good bad girls on the screen.
A local reporter printed that
Beverly has a sexier strut than
Marilyn Monroe. In any case,
Marilyn is not the No. l movie
baddie in Beverly's book. She
says Claire Trevor is. Each
tramp she plays is different.
The others like Monroe, Joan
Crawford, Ava Gardner and
Lana Turner, put themselves
first. They play themselves
in each picture. Rita Hay
worth, too. She's always the
same, always selling the same
personality. That's not act
ing. But Bette Davis makes
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Tony Spurned
TusteIess Job
BY the Asseeiaied Press
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Three years ago Actor Tony
Quinn was offered a 10-year
television contract that guar
anteed him a cool million plus
a new Cadillac. He turned it
down.
"These producers had an
idea for an Indian series on
television whereby a lot of
money could be made with
merchandise tie-ups like Hopa-
long. Autry and Rogers" said
Tony.
"The contract called for me
to always appear in public
with my head shaved like a
Mohawk. The Cadillac had big
horns, and my family, also
dressed, like Indians, would
have to ride in the back seat
with their arms folded every
where we rode"
Since then he has earned
himself an Oscar and more
work than many another ac-
tor in the business. He does as
much picture making abroad
as he does here.
In The Long Wait" he plays
his first star role opposite five
women. It's a Mickey Spillane
thriller.