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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
AuoTloM sALEs
TnOa. ,. OWEN . SON,
liii' W. INV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
ERAMn pwEIgL. L[INS9SI, ,, siTv JAkIIIE
STREkT. bouTHEAsT.
~ virtue Of d certain. deed OF tfnGt
duly recorded, In Llhef NO. ybAd.
Iolio 3ti e SEC, q tAs , land re
Secured na THEREBY lie un1erAirnsd
trustees viii sell. At public auction
DAY THE THIRTY -RtkBT DAY
SkE.S44ihiRR44Y1 io.fL0cgi ~ Po'M.. &c
lello5lne described .. ~, ie p.a, a., .n :,
Columbia. and designatel IS and
being 10. numbered Thi!ty-nye
llbl - John ?. Eltzhush,s sub
s 81 zen Il u no u s sSS nv esSi
ii08el, a. per plat recorded In
the once Of the Surveyor for the
Dts.rls. q Columbia In Liesr -
TERMS: sold subject 10 . prior
building association deed Of
trust for approximately $s.4b5,b1
further particulars Of which will
Be announced at time Of sale; the
HnTc h,S price aeoss ssia y ssasi s e
seaSirsd. conseyS q h-i feeer6ins.
etc. 81 purehaser's cost. Adiust-
Terms to be complied With within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
felted and the properly may be
advertised and resold 81 the
discretion Of the trustees,
WORTH II. ARNOLD,
JERRY 8. DAVIS,
Ja2l .2J,2 81 80. Trustees.
Tn0s. J. OWN . SON.
mi ct EW
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SALE oP VALUABLE
TWo-SToRY FRAME DWELLING
BEINo KNOWN as PREMfsEs
NSS,k4hEE "a WEBSTER STREET
Hy virtue q : certain deed Of sss:t
Polio $40 ct sea. Of the land
records Of the District Of Column
hia. and At the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell. a. public auction
X 'front.' p ne s,I PrSyi; SsSs n r nkI
T THREETeRTYFivE o'ciocK
PM. ne foiiowins- described land
and premises. situate In. the Dis.
tFict Of Columbia. and designated
A. and being Lot - In the Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company
EubdiviSion Of Block 80 Petworth
Addition to Washington, as per
plat recorded in the once Of the
Surveyor for the District Of Co.
lgmhia U Iloer County y a
rpS " s SSs 's sases q square g J uror
building association deed Of
trust for approximately 80 l49-57
further particulars Of which will
be announced At time OF sale; the
purchase price above said trust 70
$500. 90 required. conveyAncins.
reeordins. etc. at purchasers cost
Adjustments made as OF date Of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise &C.
poSlt forfeited and the property
may be advertised and reSold a.
the discretion Of the trustees.
THORNTON W. OWN.
ROBERT W. KTDwELis
iasi -, rs $3.50 Trustees.
THOs. j. OWN = son.
Auetieneers.
l1ll q ST. NV.
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LfaAL NofIeFs
BHnNARD Z. AliIss, AtieTnsy

DERNARD Z. AMIss, AtteTney
1908 Pennsgivania Ave. NV.
UNITED 1TATEs DISTRICT COURT
for ting Diftfict OF Columbia. Hold
inn . Pfpbnte Court --Estats OF a.
tpllH A6ElL, Deceased. ~ No,
e4,1bO, Administration Docket
lVU, - Application haying been
maue hereln for probate OF the
last will ana testament Of said de.
ceased. and for letters testamen.
lnIg on said estate. By The RIuoe
NATIONAL BANK or WASHING.
TON, D. c.. Il is ordered this 3fd
day q January AID. 1855. that
Fannie lsnn,n1ie v Lssy Fernandez, Helen
Abel, PhslIis ASsii petsmsrs'
Carlisle Abel, Doris Abel Parker.
Anne Harris Abel. the unknown
heirs at law and next Of kin Of
the deceased. and al others con.
eerned, appear IN said Court on
Monday, the 10th day Of Reb-
ruaFy. AID. 1858, 81 10 O'Clock
AN 10 ahoW cause why such ap-
piicAtion should not be granted.
the IaWashinstcn law Rsporieis
and The Evening star" once In
each Of three suggestive weeks BE-.
fore the return day herein men.
TONED. the hrst publication y ee
not iese than thirty days before
H tlS EssHsH ssccsElrMxH,' c : LAVE u:
c6isi Judss Of SAID ceart. this ia
ss..j' q A..: sanu jso5sIGn " Soi lRSs
Deputy Register Of wills for the
District OF Columbia. Clerk Of the
PROBATE Court. ALLAH
>. 4fS SsiSEsa n X so S...Is:,..
UnITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
sinEos f cSRs ffH SSSasi6ss.ssp DE- q
hsvins been made herein Tor pro-
bate Of the last viii and testa.
ment and eodieil OF said deceased.
and for letters testamentaTy on
SAID estate, By 6IANLY CARR
and the RATIokAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY, II Is ordered
this ard day Of January, AID.
1883. that TEMPLE. CARR. and
al otherb concerned. appear ~
s s..e Sc1E. .h On Monaiy' s sss log. z,
~. eeN 1oo.
Why such sppiisation should not
pubiishsd In he "Washinston Law
Star" once In each Of three sue
cessive weeks before the. return
day herein mentioned. the 1rat
publication 70 be not less than
thirty days before SAC retyrn
Day witnes,, ths HONORABLE
arc ara c %b isS sre s es Of E IssS
Ter Of wins ior the District Of
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
cour1 ial4,2l.56
BRAfNARD n. WARNER III,
ATTORNEY,
lo1o Vermont Ave. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ing Probate court,-No. 94lQl.
Notice. That the subscriber, Of
the District Of Columbia. has ob.
tanned from the Probate Court OF
the District Of eolumhia. Letters
TeslAmentary on the estate Of
ROBERT WRIGHT eTRANok.
STRANGE. late Of the District 81
Columbia. deceased. All persons
hAving claims AGAINST the De.
ceased are hereby warned TO eK-
hibit the SAME, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authentieated, 70
the subscriber, on or before the
9th day Of July, AID. 1908: other
wiae they may by Law be excluded
from al beneht Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day
81 sxASH anI ssTFfkiAnotsss S ass sEfEs s0ei,
Court, NV. tHeal.l Attest: THE
ODORE COOSWEl4L, REGISTER Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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NpoME TAX RETuRNs-PedeIal
state, and y. G, ~ former u.
DARK FURNITURE made light;
u US s''s coRf.. Vat ssns s-s5F1IIh AA-
MAILING LIsTs-Excel military.
etc. Reasonable. Past. accurate Typ
ms service also avail. d.. s-s53A.
INCOME TAX RETURNS. Pederai.
D c. and STATE. prepared b. re.
liable ACCOUNTANT. kk- ISIS.
81
JOIN OUR DAME CLUB-LeaFn
70 dance Meet neW friends IN Q
say eongeniai atmosphere. S-hf
s Sp Ho onf ssPs' q 40 VE. ssss
ALL INCOME TAX returns prepared
At your home ~ former Int Rev.
Agt ~. s-2Ss1. ~. g-e44s.
PERMANENT, IS; stamped and
Saaye, 81. ,wARdYNN BEAUTY
FIRM. WAVE. sS.sb, Eham. wave.
aiksAiuffYS' ~, ac ST6sk Wash 80, 4 p nc {.
FORM 81. ., 8. 100 Applications
sEkvicE Co. 81 s:efse' 81:
psrt spseehss. rsssaren. Can o.
Sssss. it wsas., q B. t Z, 6 ?; ai :0A
EMBASSY RESI- HOME %. c. H.
eensel. Best Of nursing care; reAs
rates;. Slas 18th 81 nv. Co
I WILL NOT be respectable for any
than myself. JEAN 4. BENNETT,
Ill 7th Of. sc. wash. ). D. c.
REcREATION ROOMS, any inside
work. top Grade at eetual cost
during cold weather. n. +. GRAN.
IN0ER. RA. $4,000.
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RIOS ;, , Pnr 1 : 4 :sS ~. iS,s'i.a..i
lsTKEs' SALE or VALUABLE
iowN As PktsiMsisks suMkxT
y NINTH STREET., NORTH.

thgeIEEG SALE or vALUAni 4
k EEtSk a pewpEss;lk n;2os. smIIIEo
AL NINTH STREET, NORTH.
By virtue Of a certain deed O,
Lgss auly recorded. in LIber No.
sss r rssoru, Os y e. & 'fs :,, q p;
columsia. ana ct he rscusst 81
undermined trustees vii s.li Al
public auction IN front o. the
fwRRNstTfS.YoauhhrHr HiP BAY T55yy
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. Inc
MISUNDERSTANDING land and
pTemi.es. situate In the District
o. Columbia. and desienated as
r enc esin a. 10. s,,s ~ s91ar. 200 200,
.rSss Tor spprc Ssiias,Gs ss.siffa.iS,,
further particulars OF which Wili
he announced Of time Of sale;
the purchase pFice above said
Sosis u ss6o.So y r.e Snse Con- 81.
vsy.eeeins; rseo!dins. etc. 2.
made a. Of date Of sale Terms
% Be- complied with within thirty
DAYS. otherwise deposit forfeited
. ane ne propsfrty may ee ad!sI.
KNIL HALLE.
IRVING FLEISHAiAN
lal4.l6,ls,2l,2 % Trustees.
THOs. ,. OWN q son.
Auetieneers,
III st NW
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SPECIAL NOTICES

1 VIII NOT M RESPONSIBLE for
any debts inquired ~ anyone nthtr
than myself, EpW y A.
N s1cf b. B BIG Monroe = AZ Pc
NOTICE is MkREnY 0lVkN that
the partnership Of the n. y.
uQifa(s Company has been els-
Garnet ,. Homes and Christopher
a. HonUQod have assumed. full
rssponsibiilty tor any and all
eommliments made by this com
pany ! MI not q rSsponsinie
cured " any psssen q persons
h slS::' e. = NJ hoENhs LAuil :
] VIII NOT % nksFoNsthLI Tor
other than myself. NED PERSON,
1854 Sth 81. NV, eee
SAkRE VIII pE a SPECIAL
No. i, u. c., wednesday, January
~. 81 $50 p'nn',' az 4lt SFd ID.
Ry.:,s.AnRs'r HuH a HUMPHREY
ALL INCOME TAXES
LANGLEY PARK TAX CENTER
HI. A-94l4 ANY Time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
RICHARD ). CARR.
FLOYD =. DAVIS. N.
iai4l6.1s,2i,e3 Trusted:
THOs. ]. OWN . SON,
a.esieneess,
iii Z 81. NV,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BEfNd KNOWN As PRkMisEs
s s0H4HFasA4 1000 NINTH STREET
b virtue 81 4 certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. IN Liber No. i0S52.
Folio 13e ct sea. Of the land rec
and Il the fee1ess q the party
secured thereby. the UNDERLINED
trustees win sch. 1t public suction
in front q the premises. On
SECOND DAY OF JANUARY, k.n
1855 AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land
ana premises. situate IN the Dis
trics Of Columbia. and designated
~ and being Lot 81 in Kenyqp's
subdivision OF lots IN Square S-Q5l,
as per plat recorded IN the once
OF the Surveyor for the District
q Columbia in Essr Is at
rERHs sola sub,ee, to a prior
tbuilding association deed Of
trust for approximately s7.73i o.,
further particulars Of which will
be announced 81 time OF sale; The
purchase price above said trust
70 be paid In cash. A deposit Of
$500 required conveyaneing. re-
cordins. etc At .purehasre's cost.
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sale. Terms 70 be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
the oiseietlen %, oI me trustees'
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27

| Mrs. Howard Bond was taken
to Hanna House, University Hos
pital, Room 200. Last Monday
night after an attack OF illness
at her home. This week after
observations and X-rayS, Mrs.
Bond was scheduled to nder-
go surgery on Monday.
DR.. G. p. Titus is now start
ing a group of Senior Dental stu
dents of Western Reserve Uni
versity on the way to practical
training in dentistry. In connec-
ton with the University, two of
these interneS practice with DR..
Titus in his office each week
and thus gain the experience of
how to do good work, know
ledge not gained in books.
Virgil Battles continues to i'm
prove from his serious operation
on his hip. He is still confined
to his home, and faces a long
convaleScenSe. He would well
come visits from his friends to
pass the time, and also letters
and messages of encouragement
in his long illness. His address
is Eagle Rd., Mentor, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dill return
ed on Friday from a vacation in
Georgia and Florida. The first
part of their trip as spent in
the Clearwater, Tampa area.
Some of the other places they
visited were Orlando and Day
tona Beach; the lowest reading
reading there being IL degrees.
The last part of their trip was at
the home Of Mr.. Dill's brother
Christian Dill in Atlanta, Ga.
Christian told them that, in the
last cold spell, Atlanta had a
below temperature with 8 inches
Of snow. All stores, offices and
schools were closed.
Mrs. Hayden MuSser reports
that her son, Walter Van Luit of
Lubbock, Texas, was seriously
injured in an auto accident two
years ago and paralyzed from
the neck down at the time, is
recovering nicely and is now alb
lie to walk with only one cane.
He writes he soon will be able
to go back to his normal Job.
Mrs. and Mrs. Van Luit former
Iy lived on Mulberry Rd. here.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27
ChesterIand Baptist Church

Young people OF CheSterland,
here is a date that rates. The
church Youth Group invites you
to join them on Saturday March
l for the Youth for Christ Rally,
at the Willoughby Jr. High Aud
itorium. The church bus will
leave Chester at Gas pm. and
the program starts at 7:45. You
will hear The -Four Musical
Messengers" from the Practical
Bible Training School, Bingham
ton, N. Y, plus Ronnie Good
well, Youth for Christ disc Joe
key, who will spin your favorite
Gospel records and interview
personalities from 7:15-7:45. DR..
John Benson from Binghamton,
will speak. This is an evening
planned for young people. You
plan to attend.
The Fellowship Glass is plan
ming another sled riding party,
March 4, at 4 pm. if old man
winter is still around. The last
party on Feb. 8, was a great
| success.
4 On March 2, Communion Sun
day will be observed at the reg
ular morning worship. The Sun
day evening service will feature
music sung in BarberShop style,
by members who participate
each year in the big contest put
on in Painesville. All those who
enjoy Barbershop harmony will
especially want to make an ef-
fort to attand this service.
The next film at the church
on March 81 at 8 pm. will be
Seventeen; by young people
and for young people, a film
you must see. The teenagers
taking part In this picture were
selected from over 400 screen
tests, made to insure the best
possible test. Seventeen" is
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27
HE LIVES LONG
THAT LIVES WELL"
Authors Name Below

People are living much
longer because they are TAX
ing better care of their
health. Modern medical treat
ments now accomplish much
more than was ever dreamed
possible. Slowly but surely
new drugs are being perfect
ed that bring a more pos
tive relief or cure for al
most every disease.
Living well" is impossi-
BILE without good health.
Helping You to enjoy better
health is a pharmacists pri-
vilege. In our pharmacy are
the medicines, vitamins and
other health-aids that will en-
able you to live longer and
healthier life
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27
Tomorrow You Might Be A DEFENDANT

Telling your neighbor, or a stranger,
how sorry you are that they fell or
were injured, in some way, while in or
around your home, may be the polite
thing to do-but it isn't going to pay
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27

their claim when they hale YOU into
court. The liability insurance that
would protect you costs so little, why
don't you let us tell you about it. $40
buys a $4,000 policy for one year.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27
By FLORENCE b. BATTLES
Phone Park 9-7935

CHESTER - Mr.. Perry Hen
ry of 1745 Sherman Rd. was
seriously injured at 7::30 pm.
Saturday night, when his auto
collided with another at Scot
land Station, Mayfield Rd. Mr..
Henry was pinned in the wreck
age and when released was
rushed to Huron Road Hospital,
where he was found to be suffer-
ing severe decorations of hte
face and scalp, a broken nose,
and internal hemorrhage. At the
time of this writing Mr.. Henry
is reported somewhat improved,
but still in a critical condition.
He is still unconscious except
for short periods of consoles
ness. His room number is 405.
The couple from Lyndhurst, in
the other car, were slightly in
jured. Both cars were complete
ly demolished.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27

ness. His room number is 405.
The couple from Lyndhurst, in
the other car, were slightly in
| jured. Both cars were complete
ly demolished.
Receives Word of
Fathers death
Mrs. Robert Russell has re.
ceived word of the death of her
father, Mr.. John H. Jackson,
Feb. 81, in Ft. Myers. Fla.
where he has lived for the past
2 years. He was IS years old
and formerly lived in Newbury,
% years. Services for Mr.. Jack
son will be at the Reed Funeral
Home in Chagrin Falls, o. He
will be buried at Newbury Gen.
ter.
In Service
Raymond Arp. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Arp, has been trans
ferred from Ft. Meade Md. to
Vaihingen, Germany. His ad-
dress is: Pfc. Joseph R. Arp,
ER15569720, 7th Headquarters
Army, APO No. 46, New York,
N. Y.
Birth of Daughter
A daughter, Donna Kay, was
born on Feb. Is at Huron Road
Hospital, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
McGregor of Woodside Drive.
POStpOnement
The play Dino" scheduled to
be presented Saturday night by
the Dramatic class of West Ge-
auga High School, was postpon-
ed, to be given later in the
Spring.
The Civic Association dance
scheduled to have been held
Feb. % at the Mentor Harbor
Yachting Club, will be held the
same place, on April 10Th in
stead of the former date.
Hospital Axiliary Meets
The Chester Chapter of the
Hospital Auxiliary will meet
March 9Th at the home of DR..
and Mrs. John Rose on Wood
side Drive.
Christ Presbyterian Church
The Women's Association of
the Christ Presbyterian Church
will prepare the Father-Daught-
er Dinner, for the Bluebird
Week at the High School, March
18.
The Communicates Glass for
Youths II yrs. or older March 8.
Meetings every Saturday at 2
pm. at the ManSe for 10 weeks.
Reservations made with the pas
tor, March 9Th or before.
The combined Youth Groups
of Christ Presbyterian Church
covered one-third of the town in
behalf of the Heart Fund on
sunday, approximately l8 per-
sons.
Sixteen Boy Scouts attended
the over night meeting at Camp
Feb. 81 and %.
The Family Dinner scheduled
for the 10Th was cancelled, and
will be held at a future date to
be announced later.
Future Events: Thursday, 27-
Boy Scouts, $40 Choir Rehear-
sal; Mar. 4, Worship at 8 pm.
at the ManSe; March 5th Board
of Trustees Meeting at tn e
Manse at 8 pm.
4
On the Sick List
Mrs. Lyle Battles, and Mrs.
Hayden MuSSer have been i'll
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27
On the Sick List

OII tIIC OICh LISI
Mrs. Lyle Battles, and Mrs.
Hayden MuSser have been i'll
with the Flu. Paul Banfield is
also i'll and out of school this
week.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27
Receives Word of
Fathers death
In Service

In Service
Raymond Arp. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Arp, has been trans
ferred from Ft. Meade Md. to
Vaihingen, Germany. His ad-
dress is: Pfc. Joseph R. Arp,
ER15569720, 7th Headquarters,
Army, APO No. 46, New York,
N. Y.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23

and General Motors. All did so
well that in 1857 he added Gen.
eral Baking. General Foods and
General Shoe. He has really just
begun, Of course, because there
are "a other Generals" listed.
ut may not be exactly scienti-
lfic," he admits. but my system
has its advantages during the
rush hours"
BITS O BUSINESS - A New
York hotel has gone back 10
more conservative uniforms for
its mattresses after trying the
sack style. One reason: custom
ers made SO many comments
that the hash-slingers often for
got their orders Internal
Revenue warns mere h a n S
against misleading ads promot-
ing room air conditioners as tax
dcductible. point out cost may
be claimed as n medical expense
only when the appliance is pre-
scribed by a doctor to alleviate
illness e. Vacationing motorists
will encounter higher gasoline
taxes in five states this summer
New Hampshire. New Jersey
Rhode Island. Vermont and Ne
IbraSka.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23
DR.. John G. Turner
Is In Fair Bluff

L.. John c. Turner has enter
ed the practice OF medicine in
association with DR.. Thad Be-
thea of Fair Bluff.
DR.. Turner, a native of Fair
Bluff. graduated from the FAN
BLUFF High School and took und-
crgraduate training at Duke Uni
vCrsity where he was elected to
Phi Beta Kappa and received his
NJ a. degree from Duke Uni
versity Medical School in June
1856.
II, served intcrnShip at the
Confederate Memorial Center. of
Shreveport. La. and practicCd for
Standard Oil Company of Louis
lana and served a rcSidency ir
general practice in the Huey p
Long Memorial Hospital OF
PinevIllc. La. finishing las
month.
DIR. Turner is making his home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
M. S. Turner of Fair Bluff.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23
Prepare Picnic
God In Advance

If you're one of the many
homemakers who are packing
your family outing more by pre-
picnic lunches this summer enjoy
pairing food ahead of time.
A lesson many travellers learn
Is to keep foods simple. To try
and carry along too many foods
or those that are too complicated
in preparation is unnecessary.
Just sitting out under the blue
sky enjoying all of the relaxing
qualities of mother nature, will
make even the simplest meal
extra tasty.
Now as to foods. some can be
prepared in advance and kept
in the freezer. Sandwiches store
well in the refrigerator for l2-
"a hours under So degree F. If
frozen they will keep for longer
periods. Prepare sandwiches by
spreading bread with soft mot
mclted) butter or margarine =.
Filings that freeze well include:
peanut butter. cheese and cheese
spreads, picked and smoked
meats.
Lettuce and mayonnaiSe should
be carried separately and added
to the sandwiches before eating.
Or you can carry buttercd bread
and Filings separately Make
sandwiches of your choice on
the spot.
Baked goods are seasoned
traveller" which may be pre-
pared long ahead. wrapped care
fully in household plastic film
and placed in the freezer until
desired. The Scc-thrOugh quality
of the wrap makes it easy TO
select the foods without opening
the wrap. They're ready to 90
to the picnic directly from the
freezer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23

Tariff Commission. In a COM
prehensive 224-page report to
the Senate Finance Committee,
the Commission found that u. S.
diStillers must pay the excise
tax of 1850 per gallon on all
bonded whiskey when it be-
comes eight years old even
though there is no current mark
ct for the whiskey. "In the Unit
cd Kingdom and Canada, the alb
Sence of u limit on the bonding
period enables distillers to age
their WHISTLES indefinitely and
thus reap the benefits to be de-
rived from such appeal as labels
showing 10, II, IA or even 20
years of age may have for the
CONSUMING public" the Tariff
Commission reported. I'm the
UNITED States, on the other hand,
the necessity of paying the ex-
Else tax at the end of 8 years
fCctcrS the domestic producer
from further aging of whiskey."
The Tariff Commission also
reported that U. S. whiskey must
but Canadian whisky need not
be aged in new barrels to
claim age. The cost of the re-
used barrels in which Canadian
|whlSkey is aged is "one-tenth or
less" that OF the new charred
oak barrels used by U. S. distill-
lcrs, the Commission said.
/ SUBWAY STOCKS - Sub
way StraphangcrS often have
difficulty folding and unfolding
their newspapers so they can
read whole pages at a time as
the average reader does in his
favOrite easy chair. One investor
has solved his perusal of the
stock market quotations in a
novel way, and thereby simplifi-
ed his whole investment pro-
gram. according to a Wall Street
publication.
He concentrates on the Gen
erals" listed on the Big Board.
thus combining his financial page
READING to one small section of
the page. He began his invest
ment program in 1854 with a
few well known ones like Cen
'eral Dynamics, General Electric