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Evening star., 1961-09-20
FOUND

Published Daily and Sunday
at 225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
4 Second Class Postage Paid
at Washington, d. C..
Evening star., 1961-09-20
King olov Honored

GENEVA, Sept. 20 (AP).-
King Olav of Norway has been
awarded the 1861 Fridtjof Nam
sen medal for outstanding serv-
ices on behalf of refugees, the
U. N: High Commission for
refugees said.
Evening star., 1961-09-20
Indian Dockers Get
Portugal Boycott Aid

BOMBAY. India, sept. 20
(AP) The Indian Port and
Dock Workers Federation was
assured yesterday by the Kenya
African leader Tom Mboya of
support in the International
Confederation of Free Trade
Unions for the Indian Fedora
tion plan for a worldwide boy
colt of ships and aircraft trad
ing with PortugalS overseas
possessions. Mr.. Mboya is an
executive board member of
ICFTU.
Evening star., 1961-09-20
East Germany Getting
Three Soviet Divisions

BERLIN, Sept. 20 CNANA)-Three Soviet divisions are
being from Russia to reinforce the Communist forces in
East Germany
The three divisions being moved in addition several
thousand troops the outset Of the Berlin crisis to fill
Evening star., 1961-09-20
Open a John Dapid Charge Account.
Woshingtoo, c, Wcdneseoy. September 20, 1867

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Evening star., 1961-10-26
DICTAPHONE TYPIST

Experienced. accurate, rapid typist
on electric typewriter. Must have
recent experience. good references
and good working knowledge
OF English grammar. Job also
entails work on tape producing
Typewriter for which you will be
trained. Excellent starting salary.
many fringe benefits. Contact
MRS; AVERY, FE. $4,000 for
appointment.
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Executive Secretary

Executive Secretary
Between ages 25 and rs to work
In the top office of a very Inn
portant organization. salary bet.
$4,000 and $1,000 per yr. Re-
Spond in own handwriting giving
details OF exper. and uualifica-
tions. Box 312-K. Star.
FILE CLERK, will train alert high
school grad. with slow typing. 3
AGENCY. 1884 wilson blvd, L, All,
ia. $4,000. 7
FILE CLERK, his. grad, no exper.
FOUNTAIN EMpL.
1904 Wilson Blvd, AFi, IA. &-7330
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Statesmen

National organiZation has oppor-
tunity for route men or statesmen
to call on established accounts
Salaried position, car allowance
Call Mr. DUNN, WO. 6-S501 fol-
appt.
Evening star., 1961-10-26
SECRETARY

Shorthand min. 100 wpri.. .typing
70 wpm., IBM STANDARD electric.
Salary about $4,000. Send re-
sumo Box l64-K, Star.
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HELP WOMEN
lcONTINUEDl

ACCTs. REC. CLERK-dood bens-
fits, immed. opening. 8 to 4:30,
days; no small children; S303.
POTOMAC EMPL., Gil King st.,
XII. 9-5055.
Evening star., 1961-10-26
HELP MEN

Statesmen - Young man, 1885,
personable. clean cut, with retail
sales experience for retail
jeWelry store. Apply DAVID MANN
JEWELERS.. CONCOURSE. PEETA-
CON BLDG. Call IA. 2-7107 for
an appointment.
statesmen, part time: revArding
career in the financial field with
Q Silver Spring stock broker. Com
plete training program. Call Mr..
ALLEN or Mr.. JONES at 6sS-
Evening star., 1961-10-26
HELP MEN

TEACHERS. public. private schools;
st. S4,500-Ss. 900. ADAMS TEACH
ERS AGENCY, sos 14th st. NV.
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THURSDAY


Established concern Is
holding interviews for 3
positions. If you have a
n at appearance, are
between 21 and so, am
bilious, and willing to
accept a starting salary
of 1925 mo-, apply in
person to MR.. HEN
DERSON, 1907 King ST.,
Alex, Va, Thursday,
only 10 am. to 5 pm.
TRAINEE SAFETY ENGR., some
engrg. college: for casualty insur.
CO.: car furn. and top pay.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1898 Eye NV.
MISUNDERSTANDING mechanics,
factory training, full pay while
learning; knowl. h.s. physics.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1898 Eve NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-02
Florida Ships New Citrus Crop

loin), lamb shanks and lamb
breast and widely recon-
mended.
In beef the outstanding
cuts are chuck roasts or
steaks, shoulder roast Done
less or with bone in), Z
inch rib roasts, rib steaks,
and stewing beef.
Fryers bob up again 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-02

company. says it took four
years to perfect this partic-
ular loaf. For one thing a
new mixing method was de-
veloped so that the result
ing bread is moist and ex-
ira smooth. Even the actual
baking is out Of the ordinary,
she claims. since the bread
is baked in greaseless pans
slowly and gently for fine
grained texture and golden
brown crust. AS its name
implies, this bread is espe-
cially designed for sand
witches. It's a one-pound loaf,
large and square and sliced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-02

beef are running about even
this week end.
Rib end pork roast (full
6 ribS), loin roastS, pork
chops (center cut or rib end
are popular choices for a fall
dinner.
Leg of lamb, shoulder cut
roast, chops shoulder blade.
shoulder round bone, rib and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-02

stay crunchy even when
drenched with milk. Reminds
you of eating oatmeal
cookies. Nutrition-wise, the
cereal contains high quality
protein plus seven important
vitamins and minerals (cal-
cium. phosphorus, iron. thia-
mine, riboflavin. niacin. and
vitamin B-6) Look for the
Post oat flakes in a bright
blue and white 10-ounce
package.
Have you tried the new
white sandwich bread made
by Pepperidge Farm? Mrs.
Rudkin. president Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-02

they're a real bargain and
win probably continue to be
for several months. This
week capons. weighing be-
tween 5 and 8 pounds, are
giving the bargain-priced
Iryers competition as the
choice for Sundays dinner.
Product News
A newcomer on the market
to tempt lazy breakfast ap-
petites is the new Post oat
flakes, a product Of General
Foods. It's the first flake
cereal to be made from oats.
The cereal is crisp, the flakes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-02
BASKET


Continued From Page C-l
as the leading fruit value.
New-crop Florida oranges are
attractively priced and the
same holds for the new-crop
Florida grapefruit which is
Just beginning to be shipped
in any quantity.
Specials on pork, lamb and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-02
THE EVENING STAR
UdshInstons D. Z.
Thursday, November z, 1876

just right. The loaf is now
available at all stores carry
ing this line Of bread.
New, too. are the crisp rye
Sims, another Nabisco prod
uct. Whether you're dieting
or not, you'll enjoy these
thin rye waters with SOUPS.
salads, hot beverages, etc.
Each wafer contains only 10
Galleries. Crumbled, they're
an excellent ingredient for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-02
Cooking Tip

If you like to roast Rock
Cornish game hens in a slow
oven, and they're not brown
enough, place then under the
broiler just before serving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-02

stuffings to use with green
peppers, poultry, or what
Nt-r. VI
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Old Dominion
To Open Branch

Old Dominion Bank. Airing
tons largest bank with more
than $50 million of resources
will open its Shirley Park Of
flee at 1921 South Glebe road
in the new Shirley Park shop
ping center, at 8 am. on Mon
day. October %.
This branch will make the
seventh banking house in Ar
lington for Old Dominion Bank
The bank is a member of The
First Virginia group of banks
The office will offer full
service banking to the bust
nesses and residents IN the
Shirley Park and Arlandris
areas with hours from 8 am
to 7 pm
Robert w. Hicks, assistant
cashier, will be manager and
will be assisted by Robert D
Holland, jr., assistant cashier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
Honolulu Oil
Sells Property

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 10
(AP) The Honolulu Oil Corp.
has sold an interest in several
of its properties to two firms
for a reported 1852 million.
The Tidewater Oil Co. bought
the interest in some $50 oil and
gas producing wells in Califor-
mia and a half interest in unde-
veloped Alaskan leases. The
Pan American Petroleum Corp,
a subsidiary of Standard Oil of
Indiana, bought Honolulu's
mid-continent. Rocky Noun
tain and Canadian interests.
Some 43 banks were involved
in the liquidation deal for the
53-year-old Honolulu firms
properties, which had been be-
set for weeks by a Federal anti
trust and tax ruling uncertain
ties.
The liquidation return is ex-
pected to amount to 500 a
share on 3.748,000 outstanding
shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
GeorgesRadio
Places Units in
ToWersCenters

Georges Radio and Televi-
sion Co. today announced the
acquisition of the four new
Towers Discount City locations.
A spokesman for the 35-year-
old firm said Georges will
now merchandise TV, stero
hi-fi. appliances and furni-
ture at the four new Towers
Discount Cities in the same
style and manner as their other
eight locations"
This will bring their num-
Der of stores to II in this area,
making Georges one of the
Nations largest retail chains
featuring TV. stereo. hi-fi. ap-
planes and furniture.
The respective customers Of
all II locations will be serviced
by one centrally located service
center.
Georges four new acquisi-
tons are Cd Towers OF Wheat
on, Md. Viers Mill road and
Randolph road; (2) Towers of
Hillandale. Md, New Hamp-
shire avenue and Powder Mill
road; 90 Towers of Falls
Church, Va. Arlington boule-
ward and Wilson boulevard,
and "a Towers of Fairfax
County. Va. Shirley highway
and Edsal road.
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D. {. Restaurants Join
On New Credit Cards

Seven Washington restau-
rants are listed as first men,
bers in a new credit card sys-
tenn to be known as "Entree "
The cardholder pays $40
membership fee to the newly
formed Restaurant Credit Corp
Of America. In addition to the
benefit of convenient credit. the
announcement said, he receives
SIS to 500 in bonus meals.
For the restaurateurS, the cost
Of credit business is only per
cent, compared to between S
and 7 per cent charged by other
credit companies, it added.
Bert T. Davidson is president
of Restaurant Credit Corp. and
the plan was financed entirely
in Washington. Directors in
clude: F. Price Merrels. DON
aid Ceraratti, jr.. Theodore K
Chamberlain. Yambiz Y. Panah
and Mr.. Davidson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
Hodges Sees
Sitter Fight
For Exports
National Wine Week

CHICAGO. Oct. 10 (AP).-
Secretary of Commerce Hodges
predicted today increasingly
stiff competition for United
States business in world trade,
But he added that while COM
petition gets tougher. opportu-
mites for American businessmen
to sell abroad should increase.
In an address to the Illinois
State Chamber of Commerce,
Mr.. Hodges said that although
the Soviet bloc has mounted a
very real. very large and fore
boding" economic offensive. it
is primarily Western Europe
and Japan which make up the
stiffest competition for Ameri-
can businesses.
Mr.. Hodges who recently
visited five European countries,
said he was impressed with
the economic vigor of most of
those countries.
With the growing consolida-
ton of the domestic markets Of
the Common Market countries
the enterprises Of those coun-
tries have a powerful incentive
to make themselves as efficient
as possible in every detail of
their operations"
But. Secretary Hodges said,
"the picture is not all black
for American exporters.
The growing prosperity of
the people of Japan and West
ern Europe is opening bigger
markets in those countries for
American goods" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
BeItwayP|aza
First Section
Nears0peniinq

First section of the Beltway
Plaza, regional shopping center
at Greenbelt. Md. IS nearing
completion and its lorna,
opening is planned before the
Christmas season.
Sidney J. Brown. president Of
First National Realty Corp, de-
velopers Of the project. an
nounced yesterday that IS pei
cent of the store space in the
first section has been leased.
Latest to join the list are
Highs Dairy, Vincent ct Vim
cent Beauty Salon. and Belt
way Liquors. Before construc-
ton started last summer. leases
were signed by Drug Fair and
APP Food Stores.
After the opening of the first
section. construction of the
second and third sections will
start. When competed the CEN
ter will have more than 500,0
square feet.
Its pedestrian mall with
stores on either side will be en-.
tirely rooted over, with air con.
ditioning in the summer anc
heat in the winter months. Ma.
tional variety, shoe, mems anc
women'S apparel chains will bt
among the tenants.
Beltway Plaza will be thi.
areas first cimate-controlleo
center. Parking facilities fol-
more than 5000 cars will bt
provided in the project, which
occupies a 70-acre tract or
Greenbelt road at Kenilwortt
avenue in Prince Georges
County. Baltimore Contractors
Inc, is the builder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19

change or registered under the
1888 Securities Act. This
gap in the full disclosure re-
quirementS of the securities
laws iS) particularly unfortu-
nate in the over-the-counter
market area, where a great
number of companies are spec
ulative or unSeasoned VEN
lures" 1t is necessary to
determine whether unwhole-
some or even manipulative
practices have contributed" to
the sharp price increases in
new stock issues right after
sale. -.
Gaps" QuectiOned
Third, the gaps and incon-
sistencies in the present pat
tern of securities credit regu-
lation" are to be exclusively
questioned.
While there are margin rules
for listed securities, emphasizes
Mr.. Cary, There are no pro-
hibitions on banks lending
against over-the-counter secu-
rites, and there is no present
regulation of others than
banks and broker dealers. In
other words, no present regula-
ton really directly of money
lenders. -"
The probes Of the 193Os led
to the basic control laws we
have today-the securities acts
of 1888 and 1884, the public
utility act of 1885, the invest
ment company and investment
advisers acts of 1910.
The probes of the 196Os sure
ly will lead to refinement of
our laws-and these three areas
suggest where the reforms may
come.
distributed, 1851, by the Hall Syndicate,
Inc. All Rights Reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Oct. 10 (APD CUsDAJ. -
HOGS, 5000: active. butchers 25 to AZ
higher: sows strong to rs higher. In.
stances 80 higher on weights under
400 lbs; good shipping demand and
early clearance; mixed IL l90-225
10 butchers l7.35-17.40: around 100
head at l7.40: bulk mixed Ia and
2-3 10000 lbs l7.00-l7.25: few
lots ~ 100000 lbs l6.75-l7. 90;
mixed Ia 3OO-4O0 Id sows 1900
1900; few - 2S0-300 lbs 1925
1880; % and 3S 4OO-6OO lbs 1925
10. 90.
Cattle. 700: calves, none; hardly
enough OF any one class on offer tC
fully test prices: a few sales steady
on limited supply. package of good
and choice around 1850 10 slaughter
steers 300: couple choice head "a Is;
few utility and standard l9.0O-22 rs
good 32.50-23.5O: a load OF good and
low choice around 300 ID heifers
10; a few utility and standard
!! .00-21 so: cutter and utility cows
l4.OO- 1925; Gamers l2.50-l3.75
standard and good vealers 1900
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
Hotel Sales Equal
1860 in September

September sales Of member
hotels of the Washington Hotel
Association were even with a
year ago. but those for the first
nine months of this year were
up 6.3 per cent, reported Bour-
bon Dawes, executive vice presi-
dent.
September room sales were
off ID per cent from year ago,
food sales were down l.8 per
cent, but beverage sales were
l0.l per cent higher.
In nine months, room sales
were up ST per cent. food sales
rose SIS per cent and beverage
sales increased 6.3 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
Earnings

American Airlines in nine
months ended September 80
earned $4,228,229. or 49 cents a
share VS.. $7,909,105, or "a cents
in 1860 period.
Continental Can in nine
months ended September 80
earned $30,543,0O0. or $2.44 a
share VS.. $23,748,000, or $1.89
in 1860 period.
Douglas Aircraft in nine
months ended September 80
earned $4.485,938 or $1.l8 a
share VS.. a loss of $21,868, 045
in 1860 period.
Other earnings included:
For o Months Ended September 30
SIN Kiln & FIR SCI .O99, $40 SlS,46l .39I
Rohm & Haas 14.3s6.i066d6 1882 . iii0
Per share 1247 I471
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19

amounted to S593,215, 900. COM
pared with $589. 466, 900 a week
earlier and around S565. 800. 900
on the like 1860 date.
Deposits amounted to ST.
178,745.000, compared with
Sl,167,3S7. 900 a week earlier
and approximately $l,111,433,
600 a year earlier.
More detailed comparisons
with a year ago are not pos
sible because the report at that
time did not include the Ana
costa National, which was
merged with National Bank
of Washington at the year end.
Approximate totals have been
reached by adding Anacostia
National totals for the nearest
call date.
However, comparable figures
are available to show that be-
tween mid-year this year and
october IL, the three banks
gross loans rose only 0.9 per
cent. with commercial loans de-
Ginning 2 per cent. real estate
loans expanding l per cent and
total deposits gaining 0.9 per
cent.
This is quite a contrast to the
like period a year ago. between
June 20 and October II. when
gross loans rose IL per cent,
commercial loans expanded 7.8
per cent. real estate loans in
creased 10 per cent and de-
posits rose "a per cent.
Commercial loans on october
II this year amounted to $l37,-
225.000 VS.. Sl35, 100000 a week
earlier and SITS, 100000 on June
% this year.
Real estate loans totaled
$17l, 100000 on october II VS..
S170.051 900 a week earlier and
S169, 777,00 on June %.
Demand deposits of $751;
$4,000 on October II compared
with Sill, $4,000 a week ear
lier and S854,625.000 on June
%. Time deposits totaled
S297 $4,000 on October IL VS..
S258,9l0,000 a week earlier and
S287 $1,000 on June %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
Peacock Buick Holds
Falls Church Openinu

Peacock Buick, Inc, new
leadership in Falls Church, Va,
will have its formal opening at
1901 West Broad street tomor-
row.
The new firm is owned by
Larry Peacock and Norman
Bernstein and occupies the re-
modelled building formerly &C.
cupied by Broad Street Motors.
1t will carry a full line of 1862
Buick automobiles and main
tain service facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
TALKING OF BUSINESS
Capital Fortifies Its Lead as Champ
U. Wine Imbiber IMAM for Man

Mr.. Abbo is the owner of the
Roma Restaurant in Washing
ton, and at harvest time he
generally arranges for a locaI
beauty such as the reignine
Miss Washington to tread
daintily in a tub of grapes fol
photographers.
The panied expressions on
the faces of wine takers are
only matched by the smiles
from nostalgia customers. The
barefoot method is not used
here or abroad. except in a few
remote Italian and Spanish
towns. Commercial presses do
the job much faster. But to
Mr.. Abbo. raised in the wine
country near Genoa, it brings
back old memories.
Grapes at Mount Vernon
The Capitals fondness for
the grape dates from its found
ing. George Washington was
a devotee of the rich Madeiras
and the glass jugs that held
them have been preserved at
Mount Vernon. He tried To
produce Madeira grapes on his
estate, but lacked a warm, dry
climate. His later experiments
with Niagara and Scuppernong
varieties succeeded, according
to the history books.
st-To-EaSt Trend
For unexplained reasons
drinking fads such as the vod-
ka trend move eastward from
the West Coast. and wine grow
erS are encouraged by mount
ing popularity these days in
table wines among Californians
Currently they and sparkling
wines account for As per cent
Of sales. compared to SIS per
cent for dessert wines.
The pattern is for dessert
wines sales to hold steady, and
the industry thinks this means
growth for their product.
Even Washingtonians have q
long way to go to catch up with
Europe. where wine dates back
TO the Roman occupation. Ger
mans put away an average OF
IA gallons Of wine a year per
person, the Italians q gallons,
and the French 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
Area Credit Unions
To Hold Dinner

Washington area credit un-
ions, which have more than
quadrupled their assets in the
last decade, will celebrate In
ternational Credit Union Day
at the Statler-Hilton Hotel
Saturday night.
Sponsored by the District
Credit Union League. the din
ner is expected to have $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
EIectronics Concern
Starts Production

Advanced Microelectronics
Co. of Silver Spring, Md, has
installed machinery and started
production of thin film devices
used in computers and other
data processing equipment, it
was announced by President
Martin A. Karp.
Initial item on the produc-
ton schedule is a flip flop"
a small evaporated digital de-
vice which has become an i'm
portant element in computers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19

representatives OF various
unions in the area.
The area had TIA credit I'M
ions with 100000 members and
around $98 million of assets
at the end of 1860. in contrast
to l25 credit unions with l29.-
600 members and $23 million
Of assets at the end OF 1851.
The unions now have s84
million of share savings and
loan balances of $83 million.
compared with S2l million and
sl4.5 million, respectively 10
years earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
BUSINESS BRIEFS

Commercial and Industrial
Loans by member banks in
leading cities rose in week ended
October II by $57 million to a
total of $3l, 1888 900 900. or $llO
million more than the total a
year ago. deral Reserve
Board.
Bank Clearings in Is cities
in the week ended Wednesday
rose 4.49o to $27,818,3O6, 900
despite the Columbus Day holi-
day, but declined $50 below
the year-ago figure.-Dun g.
Bradstreet.
Gasoline Production last week
totaled 28,957,OO0 barrels VS..
28,793,000 in the preceding
week and 28.5l8,O00 in the cor
responding 1860 week.-Ameri-
can Petroleum Institute.
Short Interest on New York
Stock Exchange rose slightly in
month ended October Is to
3.180.166 VS.. 3.014,154 on Sep
TENDER IS and 3,854,2O6 on
March Is before a 6-month
slide began.
PaperbOard Production in
week ended October IA totaled
349,905 tons compared with
349.930 tons in previous week
and 327,89l in 1860 week.
Martin Co. division of Martin
Marietta has formed a new di-
vision for design, development
and sale of electonics systems
and products.
S. II. Kress & Co. has ac-
quired 6 variety stores in New
York Metropolitan area with
combined 1860 sales of SO mil
lion from the Fisher Beer Co.
IBM has announced system
that permits direct transmits
sion of data in computer Ian
guage over the telephone at up
to 300 characters a second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19

compared 10 4ol ,lUU gallons OF
the milder table wines and 3d.
008 gallons of champagne and
sparkling Burgundy.
National Wine Week
The institute, currently cele-
brating National Wine Week
and the United States indus
try'S centennial. has been busily
making available such eminent
quotes as Louis Pasteur's:
Wine is mankind'S most n.y.
gienic beverage" and Saint
Paul's recommendation of "a
little wine for thy stomachs
sake" The Scriptures. in fact
carved out the publicist's work
for him thousands Of years ago
There are 165 references to wine
in the Bible, according to wal
ter H. LubSen, an Institute
spokesman.
If there's one thing that dis
tresses a public relations man
it's those perennial cartoons
showing the wine grower
stomping around barefooted ir
a vat of grapes.
The American industry
frowns on this, PR-wise.' says
one press aide. adding, Frank
Abbo Notwithstanding"