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Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28
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The season for dark or win
ter cottons is here. III d2cid-
ing on care of your dark cot
tons, you will be interested
in recent tests made al the
New York State Experiment
Station.
The tests were to find thu
effect of home laundering and
commercial dry cleaning on
the fabrics. The fabrics used
in the tests varied in color,
texture, weight and thread
count. They ranged from a
fairly smooth striped twill to
a rather rough rec-brown
check and a grey tweed with
black flocks on the surface.
Each of the eight fabrics
in the tests received $40 laund-
ering, and G-y c.eainii gs.
Those making the tests bough'
enough of the material to
test it by hand laundering,
machine laundering and dry
cleaning.
Dry cleaning proved most
satisfactory in preventing
shrinkage and stretching and
in keeping color, strength and
crease resistance.
Hand washing showed less
shrinkage, facing and loss of
body than machine washing.
Crease resistance was lost at
about the same rate by both
methods of laundering.
A way to make slate, flag
stone Or brick floors easy to
clean and bring out their nat
ural beauty is to give them a
finish of penetrating sealer
that contains tung oil.
Any shade of slate - gray,
black& green or blue - may
be dulled by wear and wealth
er. To brighten it and also
help it resist moisture, finish
It with a thin type of penetrat1
ing floor sealer with a tung
Oil base. The finish Is mois-
ture resistant, forms a tough
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

the manufacture of glued la
minated structural sections
from Southern Pine Lumber.
Three of these new factories
are operating in Texas; two
in Florida, two in Arkansas
and one each in Louisiana and
North Carolina. Moreover, it
Is expected that additional
plants will be located in these
and other states, as the cen
gineered wood" industry con-
tinues to grow.
In these activities, one and
two inch thick lumber are
glued and built up to form
structural sections OF any de-
sired shape and dimension.
The CLUES are not the ordi-
nary household glue but new
adhesives of super strength.
Great glued Illuminated arches
and beams can provide clear
spans of several hundred feet,
and are especially useful in
schools, churches, and factory
buildings.
Because of its high strength,
Southern Pine is ideal for
this process of engineered
WOOD 1t is recognized as the
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

coating and htlps keep the
mortar between the slate
pieces from standing of.
This same finish can BE-
ised successfully from indoor
flagstone or brick floors.
For a screened-in porch or
outdoor patio with slate or
fiagstone floors, use a pene-
trating floor sealer designed
for exterior use.
Scrub the Sealer into the
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

slate or flagstone with a ilat
scrubbing brush. Wipe in and
off any surplus finish with
cloths that leave no lint.
This easy finish quickly
changes the surface OF the
stone or brick from dizziness
to a luster with added beauty
of color. Such surfaces don't
have to be waxed, and you
can wash them with a soap
or detergent and water.
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28
Plant Tree Farms
On Southern Acres

During the last 10 years,
nearly 40 million of the
South's 176 million acres of
commercial ~forestland have
been invested with "Tree
Farms"
New Tree Farms" are be-
ing created at the rate of two
million acres a year, and ii
this pace is maintained, the
South will have almost 80 mil
lion acres of "Tree Farms
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

by 1880.
Such progress and future
prospects have greatly stimu-
lated the economy of the re-
gion. One result is the deve-
opment of new industries spe-
ializing in the production of
engineered wood"
According to the Southern
Pine Association, at least nine
Industrial concerns have been
established in the South for
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28


AS of September %, 1860,
Holmes County had ginned H.
O73 bales. On the same date this
year only 2,O25 bales had been
ginned.
Only cotton planted extreme
ly late needs poisoning. This
week we have looked at cotton
throughout the county and very
little cotton needs poisoning.
Cotton that has bolls no old
enough to be safe from weevils
should be poisoned until they
are safe.
DefoIiation
W. are getting calls concern
ing defoliation. Don't defoliate
until bolIs on 4th or 5th limb
down from the tops average cot
ton show maturity. You can de-
termine this cutting some of the
bolls. If the fivber strings out or
bolls are too hard to cut through
then the cotton is safe for de-
foliation. If you defoliate too
soon then the lint sample will
contain a high percentage of
neps. In addition to this imma-
ture cotton fibers give a low
micronaire reading.
Before you defoliate be sure
your cotton is mature. For best
results so : IS per cent of your
cotton should be open.
Winter Feed For Beef Cattle
Cattle producers have been
asking about winter feed for
beef cattle. Listed below are
some of the methods practiced
by better producers. Producers
say it is not practical or profit
able to maintain brood cows in
the fleshy condition they will
have at the end of the grazing
season. A mistake is often made
by allowing them to get in a
thin, rundown condition.
RIO maintain a bred cow or a
two-year-old heifer through the
average To-day feeding period
will take one ton of average hay
and 100 pounds of cotton seed
meal.
Cows with calves need two :
two and one-half tons of hay and
200 pounds of cotton seed meal.
High grade late calves carried
over will need 400 pounds of
hay and 100 pounds cotton seed
meal along with temporary
grazing.
To winter a bull you should
plan on feeding him IL pounds
of meal daily, 1912 pounds of
grain mixture and 20 pounds of
good hay. Remember that your
bull makes up half of your herd.
Fall ArmyworTns
Keep close watch for fall
armyworms - especially in
young oats. Some moth flight is
beginning as indicated by light
trap catchers at the Delta Bran
ch Experiment Station at Stone
vile.
Corn insects
Southwestern corn borers
have been found in 80 counties,
including all delta counties and
most others north of Highway
81, with the exception of the far
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

There were more forest tree
seedlings, a total of 81 ,285, 146,
planted and distributed in Flo
rida by the pulp and paper in
dustry and suppliers during
the 1960-61 season than any
other Southern state. Georgia
was second with Is, 761 200,
and Alabama third, with
so, 724, 245.
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

This indicates an ever great
er forest haven for wildEfe and
human recreation - as wen
as unlimited opportunity for
future economic growth.
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

Mr.. Norman W~eathersby
and Mr.. Frank Hughes spent
several days last week in Chi
cago, Illinois where they at
tended the new car showing.
They made the return trip by
Jet Saturday to Memphis.
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

Independent business men
supplying pulpwood to pulp
and paper mills planted dur
ing the 1960-61 season a total
Of 9,792,000 forest tree seed
ilngg In II Southern states.
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Whisky Balls

80 vanilla waters, crushed
2 tablespoons cocoa
2 tablespoons white corn
sirup
u cup chopped pecans
4 tablespoons bourbon
whisky
Blend all ingredients thor
oughly. Make into. small
balls 1-inch in diameter. Roll
in powdered sugar. Store in
covered container at least a
week before using to ripen.
Reroll in powdered sugar be-
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Cheese Roll

" pound Roquefort or
blue cheese
" pound cream cheese
4 tablespoons butter
8 tablespoons cognac
2 tablespoons grated onion
u cup chopped stuffed
olives
"a cup ground toasted
almonds
Have the Roquefort, cream
cheese and butter at room
temperature. Beat together
until smooth. Mix in the
cognac, onion and olives.
Shape into rolls 11a-inches
in diameter and 4-inches
long. Roll in the almonds.
Chill. Cut into A-inch slices
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Fried Chicken Whipped Potatoes Gravy
Buttered Peas Coeur a la Creme Salad
Angel Cake
Occur a la Creme Salad
pounds cottage cheese z cup corn oil
! pint dairy sour cream "a cup distilled white
Fresh fruits vinegar
/ cup mint Jelly "a teaspoon salt
Press cottage cheese through fine strainer blend in
sour cream Turn mixture into cheesecoth-ned heart
haped basket ,d or into medium SIZE
mixture. Place basket strainer in bowl Rergerate
and allow to drain and set for "a hours. Unmold
emerald dressing made by beating jelly OIL vinegar and
salt until smooth and well blended Chill Stir again
before serving Makes "a cups dressing Pour over salad
Makes 10 to IL servings.
MONDAY
Meat Loaf Baked Potatoes
Corn-on-Cob Relish Tray
Ice Cream Pineapple Drop Cookies
Pineapple Drop Cookies
cup light brown sugar cups sifted flour
"a cup mixed shortening teaspoon baking powder
and butter Y teaspoon soda
1 egg, unbeaten y teaspoon salt
l teaspoon vanilla "a cup chopped walnuts
"a cup crushed pineapple u cup raisins
Stir together sugar, shortening egg and vanilla until
blended Spoon pineapple from with little sirup
as possible into measuring and add Stir sfted dry
ingredients then walnutS and raSnS teaspoonfu
ungreased baking sheet about minutes at 375
degrees until lightly Drowned Makes three dozen.
TUESDAY
Baked Ham Slice Canned Speet Potatoes
Broccoli Sliced Cucumbers
Peaches and Cream
Baked Ham Slice
~ pounds center slice ham u teaspoon dry mustard
u cup orange marmalade "a teaspoon ginger
Place ham (Which should be an inch thick on heat
proof serving platter Combine remaining ingredients and
spread ham Bake in S5O-degree oven until tender
about 45 minutes. Four servings
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1 cup sirted flour
Il teaspoon salt
Dash cayenne pepper
u pound butter
! cup grated American or
cheddar cheese
Sift the flour, salt and
cayenne pepper into a bowl.
Cut in the butter and cheese
with a pastry blender or two
knives. Form into a ball and
chill 80 minutes. Preheat
oven to 425 degrees.
Roll out dough H-inch
thick on a lightly floured
surface. Cut into strips 1a-
inch by 3-inches. Arrange on
q cooky sheet; bake 8 min
utes or until delicately
Drowned. Serve hot or cold.
Store in an alright con-
tainer.
Note: For variation, brush
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, cue cooking on

y cup cooking Oil
tablespoon Worcestershire
sauce
/ teaspoon salt
e teaspoon garlic salt or
powder
2 cups bite size shredded
wheat biscuits
2 cups bite-size rice cereal
ia cups slim pretzel sticks
II cup pecan or walnut
halves
Heat oven to 800 degrees
Measure oil; add Worcester
shire sauce, salt and garlic
powder. Blend well with fork.
Put cereals, pretzel sticks
and nuts into shallow bak-
ing pan. Continue beating
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FAULKNER
Go-AIonqs to Pass With Coolers

2 tablespoons lemon juice
1s-inch slices Of unpeeled
cucumber
Mix first four ingredients
Spread on unpeeled cucum-
ber slices.
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Excellent vegetable dish for summer.
WEDNESDAY
Snloin Steak Frozen French Fries
Merc1n Squash Carrot Sticks
Watermelon
Mexican Squash
pound zucchini squash Y teaspoon sugar
ears fresh 1A teaspoons salt
u cup diced onion Ia teaspoon black pepper
medium tomatoes, diced Croutons, optional
tablespoons olive oil
Wash and slice squash H-inch thick. Cut from
cobs and mix with the squash in saucepan Add remain
ing ingredients Cover and cook 25 to 80 minutes until
thickened Serve hot in side dish If desired garnsh
with croutons Six servings.
THURSDAY
Smoked Tongue Potatoes au Gratin
Spinach Buttered BeetS
Lemonade P1rtdit Iced Tea
Lemonade Parfait
cans (6 ounces each) / cup whipping cream,
frozen lemonade whipped
centrate Chopped nuts
112 quarts vanilla ice cream Maraschino cherries
Alternate layers of lemonade concentrate and vanilla
ice cream into parfait glasses Top with swirl Of whipped
cream. Garnsh with nuts and cherries Freeze until
serving time.
BY "Vi"
Evening star., 1961-07-06
s3SgD WHAT'S
- COOKING
FRIDAY

5roiled Lobster Tails Shoestrtng Potatoes
Green Beans Mediterranean Salad
CGntaIoupe
Mediterranean Salad
l can q pound assorted Dash hot pepper sauce
vegetables u cup thinly sliced
Water califlower
package lemon favored "a cup sliced ripe olives
gelatin u cup sliced green onions
tablespoons vinegar Italian salad dressing
l teaspoon seasoned salt
Assorted crisp salad greens
Drain liquid from vegetables and add water to make
IA cups, heat Add gelatin and stir until dissolved Add
vinegar seasoned salt and pepper sauce chill until partially
thckened. Add mixed vegetables cauiflower olives and
green onions into individual salad molds Chill until
firm Add salad dressing to green's until
coated Unmold salads and arrange top of green's Six
to eight servings.
SATURDAY
ShiSh Kebab Rice
Tossed Green Salad Bluebery Pie
Shish Kebab
"a cup olive oil / teaspoon garlic salt
"a cup lemon juice / pound cubed lamb
112 teaspoons ginger shoulder
l teaspoon coriander small tomatoes
! Glove garlic, crushed medium-szed green pep
12 teaspoon curry powder pers, cut into 21a-inch
! teaspoon salt squares
Combine first eight ingredients mix well. Add lamb.
Chill to hours turning meat frequently. Arrange lamb
on SkeWerS Reserve oil mixture. Broil lamb 34 inches
from source OF heat cook grill ST minutes Turn.
Place tomatoes and peppers alternately skewes
Brush lamb and vegetables with oil mixture Cook min
utes longer or until lamb done Makes four servings
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oil mixture as you pour it
over the mixture. Stir gently
to coat all pieces. Bake 80
minutes, stir frequently. Cool
on absorbent paper.
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Apple Nutbreod

2 eggs
u cup milk
! can e ounces apple
sauce
"a cup sugar
y teaspoon baking soda
3 cups packaged biscuit
mix
"a cup chopped nuts
Combine beaten eggs, milk,
apple sauce, sugar and soda.
Add biscuit mix; beat /
minute. Stir in nuts. Pour
into a creased loaf pan; let
stand 20 minutes before
baking. Bake in a moderate
oven $3.50 degrees) about Is
minutes, until done. Store
overnight before using.
Makes one loaf.
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each cheese strip with a
little beaten egg; sprinkle
with chopped walnuts and
coarse salt. Bake as directed.
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Strawberry JuIep

8 heaping teaspoons quick
strawberry favored mix
tablespoon lemon juice
8 or. 4 drops mint extract
For each serving, combine
ingredients in a tall glass.
Add water until glass is full.
Stir briskly until blended. Fill
glass with ice and garnish
with a sprig of mint.
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Crunchy Spread

/ cup chopped dried beef
u cup pineapple cheese
spread
" cup chopped toasted
almonds
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with q very sharp knife and
serve on toast rounds or
crackers.
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Party Nix

fore serving. Makes about 80
small confections.
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FAULKNER
Continued From Page c.

and fill glass slowly with
chilled carbonated water.
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ExTERoR PICTURE: OF NEW MODERN WAREHOUSE
FEDERAL
the savings by CARLOAD buying the
sondo
ofh oHorda
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BroiIed Lobster Tails ShoeStrinu Potatoes
Green Beans Mediterranean Salad
CGntaloupe
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Cheese Sticks

oSorpenC paper.
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Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS
FLORANCE REALTY
23l7 Wilson Blvd. Arl.

A STARTER with a future-la acre,
. bedrms.. Ia baths. liv. rm. with
fireplace, sep. din. rm., lge. kit,
full bsmt. with l1X29 rec. rm.
with . picture windows and out
500. $3.50 down. Fla. JE. 4-45la.
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GATEWAY TO VA. HUNT entry

MODERNIZED, comfortable home
pond. etc. 23Ha acres; Fredericks-
burg, Va; Sl1,U00. JE. 4-S762.
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DOWNTOWN

Near Statler Hotel: modern
9-story office bldg; leased
to U. 8. Govt. for S97. 900
per year. 1870 return, plus
amortization. Substantial
cash required. Call Mr..
soss se5ssI XSb0' AND PHELPS. Hish INC.
"A. $4,000 Res, OIL. 1859
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REALTY SALONS

Large retail hardware business, CEN
ter of Westminster: approx. 1000
SO. #. ground floor space, . floors.
There is also another bldg. on the
premises presently occupied as
beauty parlor and barber shop.
Corner property, finest loo. YOUR
OPPORTUNITY for a going bust.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ADJ. SILVER sPRING-23.OOO it.:
grd. floor, III, mod. offices; 2
bldRs.: large lot. DI. 7-65O0.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
INVESTMENT PROP SALE
(coNTINUEpl

HOME AND INCOME - Attractive
Semidetached brick near Catholic
plete aptS., never vacancy in
this quality community. Rent from
one apt. pays expenses. r. G..
pUNNE CO, LA. 9-25O0. Ewes.
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BUSINESS PROP for REM1l
tcoNTlNUED)
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

CLIENT wants to buy or lease 2nd
comm. bldg, about 60x100, with
parking, in general NV, area.
STROUP. RA. f1-S70O
Evening star., 1961-05-07
1000 Location

4UU 10 LOCdGlOIl
In Suitland Shopping Center op-
poSite Govt. Census Bureau. Beau
titul store 40x7S with 2 large
windows. Air conditioned. Rear
delivery door. Opportunity for
hardware, housewares, paint and
wallpaper, restaurant. Large buy
ing power. Call Mr.. Haas.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1925 H St: NV. Realtors
Evening star., 1961-05-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
tcoNTlNUED'
ABLY ACCREDITED
MOTELS

1. Rts. nearby Va: 90 units and
large house: excel. inc: terms.
2. Trailer park: Va; good income
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-05

rs YOUR CAR really delivering its best7 Its
i easy to find out, says John Baker of Shell
Research. Gust run these simple tests"
Test fl. Quick starting
Count the seconds it takes to start your car.
The engine should snap to" in about two
to three seconds. A slow start drains your
battery. And it may food your cylinders,
causing performance troubles.
If your engine is balky, Try Super She'll
It's blended with frisky ingredient called
Bntane-to give you quick, easy starts.
Test NJ. Smooth running
Pay close attention to your engine in traffic
Does it vibrate roughly when you stop
for traffic light? Does it seem to surge"
as you pull away, then falter and fade?
Sometimes these troubles can be corrected
by minor adjustments of the carburetor and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-05

spark timing. Your Shell dealer can take care
of this for you.
But sometimes, the problem can be the
wrong blend Of gasoline.
In summer, for example, excessive heat
can make winter grade gasoline bubble
in the fuel line. Bubbles can interfere
with the flow, causing rough running.
Shell scientists don't let that happen with
Super Shell. When hot weather threatens,
they adjust Super Shells 9-ingredient for
mula to give it the correct volatility for
smooth summer driving.
Test #3. Reserve power
On a turnpike, in light traffic, accelerate
suddenly from about thirty miles an hour to
the legal limit. Now ask yourself:
Ibid your car accelerate smoothly-with
no faltering, no begging DOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-05

2.Do you have plenty of power to spare7
IF you feel you've run out of engine" its
time to do something about it.
Super Shell may be your answer. 1t con-
tains TCP,' to help restore power lost to
combustion chamber deposits.
And another Super Shell ingredient,
called Platformate, contains components
that release llper cent more energy than the
finest l00-octane aviation gasoline.
Test IA. Knock
Accelerate up long, steep hill and listen
carefully.
IF you hear sound like marbles falling
into an empty oil drum" says John Watson,
you've got knock, 1t could cause your en-
CINE trouble"
Take no chances Switch to Super Shell.
Its formula includes no less than three ingre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-05

To John Baker and John Watson of Shell Research,
top performance is scientific standard. They
measure it with precision instruments. But any
good driver can run version of their basic tests
Here are five they recommend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-05

dents to fight the various causes Of knock.
Test rs. Miles per gallon
Don't trust your fuel gauge when you meas
ure miles per gallon. Take these three simple
steps and be sure.
l. Start your test by filling your tank.
Make sure the gasoline comes up to the
brim. Write down your mileage reading.
2. Drive in your normal manner for at
least three tankfuls. Keep a record Of the
exact amount you buy.
3. Finally, fill your tank to the brim again.
Addup all the gallons you've bought (not
counting the initial fll-up in step ~ Di-
vide this amount into your total miles
driven. This gives you your average miles
per gallon.
Try this test with three tankfuls Of Super
Shell. You may be pleasantly surprised.
Super Shells 9 ingredients
Here's brief rundown of all nine ingredi-
ents in todays Super Shell = and what they
do to give your car top performance.
III. Top additive, to restore up to IS per
cent of lost power, and add up to II
extra miles per tankful.
NJ. "Cat-cracked" gasoline, the super
octane ingredient for power with purr.
oTTadsmoyk foV GastEs auLous aasol;,s "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-05
TOP PERFORMANCE:

Shell test crew reveals five ways to test your car
for top Performance how the ingredients in todays
Super Shell can help you get it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-05

~. Alkylate, noted for knock control in hot
engines,
IA. Anti-knOck mix, to give your engine
extra knock resistance
rs. Butane, for quick starts at any time.
#6. Pentane. for fast wam-ups.
NJ. Anti-icer, added whenever carburetor
icing becomes problem.
#S. Gum preventive, to help keep carbu-
retors clean inside.
ny. PIatfOrmate, the super-energy ingredi-
ent for extra mileage.
Why not test Super Shell in your carr
You'll see what top performance really is.
A Bulletin from Shell Research
-where 1897 scientists are working
to make your car 60 better and better,
{ II.El IN
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Evening star., 1961-10-08

I'VE suspected this house had been twoandOneh hastOry
Mourot You could different type Of brick
by pulling the plaster off Now is restored
three stories with porch and Victorian
dodads
Apparently lot of Alexandria during the
Victorian Everybody Victorianzed"
The major construction work and the necessity
Vacating sold the MOurots into
the second and dormer floors while
the restoration work still in high
There wOrkmen everywhere Mrs MOurOt recalls They
had be and dressed and the job
at 7:30 every morning"
the the restoration finished and the
18th elegance twocar port
hghgh of the interior the 80 pieces of Meissen
dating 2 and 40 which the MourO have been
collecting for 20 years.
antique furniture downstairs is Philadelphia made
particularly their Chinese Chippendae
cabinet in which they display the Messen.
walked into antique shop in Chapel Hill NJ Co. Mrs
this ammed in and almost touching
ceiling fell in love with it. took measurements asked her
until could home and the We
had O a door off to fit it in
she shipped the cabinet came in pickup truck with
the doors couldn't fly We nearly died But it
much damaged" o.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1961-08-05
Financial Gossip

quarter; they rose by almost
100 per cent from 1885 low
quarter, the first, to the high
of 1859.
Sales Volume Important
Profit margin improvement
is not the entire story of earn
ings gains, he cautioned; larger
sales volumes send the earnings
rising also in a recovery. But
recessions "have the useful
function of sharpening cost
consciousness, of prodding man.
agement to work toward lower
ing break-even points," he said.
He cited these factors that
might work against a rapid
rise in profit margins:
. Rises in state and local
taxes.
Rises in labor costs.
. Import competition holding
back sales and making price
rises more difficult.
The existence of idle ca
pacity which "brings the cost
price squeeze to bear as it has
not in any other postwar re-
covery."