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Evening star., 1962-12-14
Cold Would Help
Damage Assessment

The Florida Citrus Commits
sion scheduled an afternoon
meeting to assess damage and
consider regulations on use of
frost-nipped fruit. State Agri-
culture Commissioner Doyle E.
Conner said ice had formed in
rs to 100 per cent of citrus in
Florida except at Fort Pierce,
Stuart and the lower east
coast.
Gov. Farris Bryant planned a
flight to Lakeland to look into
the citrus damage situation.
Gov. Bryant told q Boca Ra-
ton meeting of travel agents
last night, 1T looks as If the
See FLORIDA, Page AS
Evening star., 1962-12-14
How do oreo teenogers feel
about foded jeans, tight
ehinos, spiked heeIs1 What
clothes to the boys like
best on girls and vice vers01

Teen Editor Fiji Gorsko re-
ports on whot IL takes to be
chosen the best dressed boy
and girl OF O viTginio high
school.
lin Toddy'S Star
Page Be
Evening star., 1962-12-14

couIdn't Stop Russions. Norstod Tells
NATo. Pose A-3
Evening star., 1962-12-14

PrObsn Assoil Groups "opsn.to-Rsd"
Policy. PoSe Al
Evening star., 1962-12-14
Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-Clear tonight and
cold, lowest about 16. Fair tomorrow and
continued cold. High. 81, at 2 pm. today;
low 20, at $50 am. today.
Full Report on POse B-4
Evening star., 1962-12-14
Moriner-2 i'm Touch With Venus
Florida Speeds
Salvage Effort
|nCitrusGroves
Jumuicun Workers
To Be Flown In
For Emergency

LAKELAND. Fla, Dec. IA
(AP).-A mass migration of
farm workers into Florida's
frozen citrus groves began to-
day for the biggest CROP
salvaging operation in the
States history.
Migrant workers idled by loss
of vegetable crops in the CEN
tury's worst cold wave were
recruited from all over South
Florida to pick oranges, grape
fruit and tangerines before de-
terioration can begin.
Emergency arrangements
were made to bring in 13 plane
loads Of laborers from Jamaica,
starting tomorrow.
1t was a pell-mell race against
time. Warming weather threat
ened to spoil some of the fruit
before it could be harvested and
rushed to processing plants for
canning and conversion into
juice concentrates.
=
Cold Would Help
Continuance of cold weather
would enable growers to sal
wage more fruit, since deteriora-
ton would be slowed.
The United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture authorized
the emergency import of 5000
additional foreign laborers.
Normally, the State is per-
mitted to bring in 8.940 work
ers during the harvest seasons.
Concentrate plants began "a
hour operations to handle part
of an estimated so million
boxes of early and midseason
oranges. The 81 plants can
process only about 100000
boxes a day.
Evening star., 1962-12-14

The new formula spelled out
here, however, could change
this picture. Although the idea
of a truly Independent force
is carefully hedged with condi-
tions. it represents a major step
toward meeting European con-
Germs.
AS now envisaged. the nuclear
force assigned to Europe and
paid for largely by European
nations would consist exclu-
sively Of sea-borne missiles car
ried by converted merchant
ships manned by mixed inter-
national crews.
Fewer Problems
Such a fleet, according to
military experts, would be more
invulnerable and create fewer
political problems than land
based weapons.
The control formula, it is
admitted. could take various
forms. 1t is suggested, how
ever. that the ultimate military
command of the nuclear fleet
should rest with the supreme
allied commander of NATO.
Though he Is now-and is likely
to remain an American-the
authority to use the nuclear
force would reside with the
NATO Council or some other
"nuclear executive" that might
be set up.
Though the United States
presumably would be a party to
this control mechanism, 1t
would not necessarily have the
right Of veto unless other mem
bers exerted a similar right.
The United States. it is said, is
willing to consider any formula
ranging from unanimity
through weighted voting to
simple majority voting within
the control mechanism.
Such a proposal, though 1t
meets some European objec-
tions to a NATO nuclear force.
would not automatically win
approval for the project.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
Kids are selling FREELY tails 4SS1y

FREFIIEs have always inspired love and
esteem that mankind has not felt for any other
bug. Our ancestors worshipped them as gods
and used them to brighten their pitch-black
houses. Today, children still cup them in
their hands, watch them blink themselves
blue in empty milk bottles.
Now, from medical labs and hospitals
across the nation comes word that all Of us -
you and have within us one of the ingre-
dents that make 6reflies glow. It's called ATP,
a biochemical compound which provides ini-
tial energy for all muscle contractions, nerve
impulses - and thinking itself.
Fhen human ATP is added to grOund-up
freqy tails - uen though The insects may
hare been dead for over year the tails
light up.
''Eghtning-bug tails says DR.. William
McElroy, biochemist at Johns Hopkins Uni.
versity and one Of the nations leading FREELY.
tal.prObers, provide the best method ever
discovered for determining just how much
ATP there is in particular human cell. Our
experiments are helping to explore age-old
mysteries of muscular dystrophy, and the
behavior Of certain disease viruses.'
To keep the nations 6refiies burning in
the myriads Of laboratories now clamoring for
them, the Schwarz BioResearch firm of Orange.
burg, N. Y, has been quietly organizing the
children Of this country into bug brigades.
The rate this summer for FREELY tails shipped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
save human lives

banners, radio announcements and articles in
newspapers, resulted in $4,000 haul for the
kids and their group leaders.
The FREELY story will be told ON ''Discov-
cry" new program for children which starts
this fall on the ABC television network.
Anyone wishing to light up New York
States lower Hudson Valley can do so any
midnight by sPrinkling few drops of ATP
into Schwarz's 6reHy-tail warehouse Gncident-
ally, the concentrated light Of some 1850
freely tails can illuminate book as brightly as
a candle). Next year the industry will need
million more Of these medical helpers.
Meanwhile, 6refies use their lights for the
same old reason: as courtship signals. q. L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26

in dry ice has been so cents per hundred.
This years quota Of a million neon tails
has been surpassed, thanks to bonanza har-
vest by children living around Oak Ridge,
Tenn.
Tennessee youngsters profit
For some unaccOuntable reason-perhaps
because of a mysterious interest in nuclear
6ssiOn - lightning bugs seem to have been
AOcking Of late to the area surrounding the
Atomic Energy Commission facilities. In two
weeks, the children of Oak Ridge bagged
4SS.OOO pyrOtechnical bugs and air-expressed
them to tail headquarters at Schwaz's lab.
The Oak Ridge beetle crusade, spanked by
Evening star., 1962-12-03

PIANos-ws have . seed Selee;
makes that can Be purchsssd q
down, 81. $4,000. joRDkN's. cor.
ner 13th and q Sts. NV. Open
Monday and Thursday evenings.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
- Ro0Y PAINTINo
BUSINESS slRVIcts

MOVING AMP oEN, HAuLINe =
sGs ssns. 'iT'' |. .S.sisIi,s :s;sIi 1:ssIis... w.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
SIrUArIORS--DoMEsTlc

ABLE DOMEsTIcs, live in or out.
psy ssryls. a'Ts'rs; q So$.. .1s Su2Lr$ SIi SIS
n. n. ave. NV. DI, 7-4383.
GERMAN WOMAN, mature. des.
pos. aS hRnkpr, TO live In home, 1
day VIZ. off. 49l.2244, Fl. 4.6s04.
COLOR LADY desires Eensrai house,
work, days Mon. through Fri.
0HRL = Reliable, expeP., desires
babysittins job altar school, eves.,
wksnds, e49-S730.
NoTnEh; white .!l! desires Lax. care {. q
snltIand arsa. fSS.iaif.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
FARM AND sARpIn

T;Srs,cM.y.ry 9, on. .,,y seed .l.h loPseIl
rss.1nssl. Z. ss. .s igg.fiPissa'''' g.iiss' ysF''
rnEE eknvic1-ws spselaiiss IN
DruninG, topping and trss -.
novel car HYATTsvILLE Twiz
sE5yIcE fer free sStinsts. VA.
Evening star., 1962-12-03

ACARAs TO xEBRAs. over eco va
rites tropical fish. ireiucins rare
ssss.'i tsSs t6l 1o-iss sisss M '1Sa t!ss sstuD E:..
from 2-Ssl. % 200. We build ana
Axe. BeaSIes. Psklnsese, DER.
man shephefds. Tor FOX Teffiers,
Toy cross pups from $40. Collie
German shephefds. cute ktttenn.
baby monkeys. inynah blrda, pAr-
ruts. mice. hamsters, baby rabbits,
ehipmonks, reptiles. singing ceii-
aries, parakeets. All supplies,
ssss'; snS v,.g. ..snss :s. sSod; ss% z
ssys. ys. y HPiS e aSSas Ssiscr. s:lesms :: ~
BAAaLk pUrIlEs. vofmSa s67
ssascnsSls. eS,s; l' sHIa IL. 49issc esI cArissnt'
B0xER, female. faWn. . yTs. -sIa.
IsuiTesssrsnd,' but no papers, $40.
cHIMUAlIA FUFS-iat, c5, Hnss
naIcs nsI.s =, ns.s, s.sS Sss. @ oA1lsss, Alsss ~ D.
C0ckEhs, Axe. black 6saulIes.
W4.slhse9ld lheld Tor cAri'tns'. sts.
black and tan. ~
"a, Axe. Pet Tor children. sst-
6ALMKTIAN rUPPIEs for cHriil-
mes Axe req temporary ehott.
e:iltssss e.Il sss.s;s',' !Iy:l,' seed dis'o'isioss.
okRMAN sHEPHERD. t6eToasK-
e.if esiif' sisssCl:a. iss9sls vssi, 'ids sss.
GERMAN snkpHERb. male, Axe
- mos. old, IS lbs., chsmpIon
hloqd lines.. Levea ehiidren. house
broken, trained. Has shots' fiaced
s,4ssscs'' sss'ii fv..'i .a'Ssa 'iSSsa-sl4s.9a7o.c'U .cU'
GOLDEN RETRlEvKh FUfs.. ps5i-
yssx. ~ December IL. Can NO.
silver miniature. a Wis.
blood lines. III s.0sa7. o"'
black. male, . menths
trained. csii bel.aisS an p'r
POODLE. toy. 81 STUD. SLACK SeT
osest.ssh,. 81. Ardlu'ia ossssa. can no.
miniature. Axe res.
ccs.k rN' rEopessei a.sa7,. al ihos'. sfoo.
'SSLT,Es; coI,I,l. I'm EEKiNoksI. wIEl{.
Call CT. e-sbke.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
slrUATIoMs-MEM

LICENsEp PRACTICAL NURSE
R%ss$ls:, sesl se:illriHio 10. Dss:iltiffSS s:isfS. In Ov'
MAN desires 100 Is stock clerk
Sareh9ysems9 q truck sTiver
D. O. permit. LU. 3-O03B.
MEN. AvAlLABLB-HouSsW I'd
work, psintina, roueh carpentry
etc. Call NE. e.AB32.
YOUNG MAN, "a, desires full-timI
employment. Experienced hcte
desk clerk, counter sales, pho.
toeraphy and cashier, Or WI
learn any ether. IA. s-423O.
Evening star., 1962-12-03

BEDRoOMs--Moving
entire warehouse and
stock. We have so bed
room suites at 25% to
50% off, all styles. ANY
reasonable offer will
be accepted to help US
liquidate our stock be-
fore m OWN 6 to our
new q d dress, MAR
Los WAREHOUSE
OUTLET, 1923 18th st.
NV, DE. 2-4747. Open
TIL Q pm.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
rtisf-C0rnn1ercial.

Artist-Co Commercial
rs0s :nS sfssass's7 t.s s sas suSsrSsSs Ss,aSE;
ssssrS ssp.risnss. fass II .ssnp.ssisi ~ ssasi
work specialigins IN layouts. Ili
uss ssns sbS e ilSsf s sRs Hse,ss; Ehls;
sempsny Benefits, Salary opea.
uRS suITsmsns Sns e BE- ls4.oe' 4aer' star. r.:
AT ssassi III q p!s.o 3 s:SrTss "srS:s SI;p
As:r .,,c. ,s,oo.KsErEn .I.s .,.,.l. .ns es:hi..
receivable and dfsbuFs. Must Be
900 typisth DoWntevn NV. office.
ASSISTANT fNTERVfEWER
5000 pei. mo, salary, ne exper. rec,
h'ch school Or better. 00l kert.
sH.'ery st.. IND Fir. Alex. Va.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
NELP DOMESTIC
lccNTlNUEn

CIV. AND COOKING. live in. q.
per, must have reis. EE. s-t427.
NATURE, capable vsmaH to live in
town house with busy. couple and
infant, Housework and some sew
time off. $46 weekly. III. 0-oO23.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
MELP WOMEN
(cONTINUEDl

uBRK-TYRlsT, Wilson blvd. sen,
trsetivs sisrt sIii WITH . Yrs. col.
A6cy., ss34 Wilson blvd, Ari
CLERK:TYFltT, lovely new office
conv. LOCATED on wash, st., accu-
opsninssp. days, sS ssss.o n PioToMSc roHsS;
EMPL.. oil King ST.. XII. 9-5OB5.
cE.sA H.1;.t; y sI:, 1,,, ~ cSA I:1,.D ,%
q 10 $50, S-day week. Salary
omen. 347.4922.
CLERK-TYPIST
Ability to type IS w;p:m. secu.
Five-day week, hospitaliza tion
Insurance ard leave prcEram
pointShent FOR interviey.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
bon sALI lMIseELLAMI0us FoR sALI

ADDING MACH, ss6. Also iats
io-key eisc. with SUB. OIL s-O5i3.
Am COMPREss0R, new Or used,
gas or electric. l-7b h.p. 1884
23rd st. NV FB. 3.4300.
AIR CONDITIONER
ALL KINDS
Your whole house central plant re-
mote. full 2-ton installed TO your
furnace, S79S. No dawA payment.
Standard msR... sSR Can sSsay sss 81 niSSs. IHS.
Sunday INCLUDED, JOHN MOORE
q SONS. IA. A.323b.
ANTIQUES = 18th century brass
Ball and 1teeple andirons, shovel,
tones. firepl. screen. B29.2274.
BABY .cARRIA0E. 1862 thistle
Canadian. made, never used. Cost
Sl3b, viii take Sl2H or beat offer
cGil MRS. KENDALL. 10. ..8O4l
Evening star., 1962-12-03
HELP WOMEN
RESIDENT MANAGER

Single, must have local exper.,
knowledge Of switchboard for mod
ern apt. bldg. Excel. downtown To-
cation. Good salary plus efficiency
apt. Position avail. Feb. i. BOX
1850. Star,
Evening star., 1962-12-03

sSHNAvxER, miniature. Axe res.
kaEs usIonpsd, al ahots. sf00.
sSSTITIEs;; ScSI,I,l.,;uEE uEEkiso,tl,.: c,.l! wIE5E.
Siii"HHsyHS Ssii ~. ISIS. fsfi'''f'd' shots
Evening star., 1962-12-03
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Giant Food, Inc.

1406 G st. NV.
ROOM 500
or Call DI, 7-igOs for an
Appointment
Evening star., 1962-12-03

NNKlT NNIOBINEI IOEtE
:s:'iSliiES sSissiS! AZ. :s:is sc ciasiSS
22ST osafsia Ave- Ap. g-2i0o
Evening star., 1962-12-03

HykNiTUkx : 3 pi.es lPsd efE
atsly. "a. t-lesa alter kllV vi,
vURN. = s-piscs hedrm. sl.a 30,
household items, RA, H.7OUa.
Evening star., 1962-12-03

B0xEE, female. tawn, 8 STs. ssIe.
sEssssd' ISsssrc, but no papers 80.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
ABBOTT q LANDON
FuREITuRE BOUGHT
MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT
Does, PETs, Efe.

CHAIN SAWS. pumpI. ssnsrstors.
sSS Toof offo't15;. UN Icl;,1si Tae,oS en- HrFIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17

Il like to work and present
a new idea, recreate it in a
new manner sometimes, and
believe that anything that is
well-designed, can stand the
test of time"
A Chanel costume bought
Is years ago could be worn
today. he insists. All that
would be needed would be to
change the hemline.
Many of the ideas he comes
up with, says Galanos, are
often things like a trench
coat that felt comfortable on
him, and which he interprets
into a daytime coat or coat
dress adding a fur scarf at
the neckline for dash.
A buckled sleeve signature
is another fashion swipe from
the trench coat he adores.
This season he widens his
shoulder lines via expert
manipulation of fabric and
padding. prefers a prin-
cess shape for some clothes
=. likes what he calls Bare
MinimumS." little wool jer-
Sey short and long gowns for
evening worn with casually
tied great. loopy wool fur
lined scarves or padded and
quilted velvet scarves for
chic and warmth.
All of his coats, suits and
dresses glide over the body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Editor

1t was enough to make a
woman go stark. raving mad
seeing all those Galanos
clothes hanging up on rack
after rack. They filled three
of five rooms in the elegant
Sherry-N etherland suite, the
West Coast designer calls
home in July, when he shows
to the press and the buyers
in New York.
Having wangled a look
see," sandwiched between
two appointments he had
with two important stores"
Galanos gave us a one-man
show of his new Fall and
Winter collection. He only sells
to 40 accounts throughout the
United tates.
Celebrating his tenth an
niversary this season, Gal
ano has copied every design
award there is. I'VE can't get
anymore" shy, Jimmy says.
Although he doesn't say it.
he ranks with the handful
of truly great original talents
that include Charles James,
Norman Norell. and Trigere.
His "basics" retail at the low
est, at 5000. with 1895 an
average. other designs go up
to $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17
Go|onos Outlines His Desiqns

Il don't care what the 9TH
ers are doing he says. Il do
what I think is right"
What's right design-wiSe
with GalanoS right now?
Taking a satin and tweed
gown from the rack he
pointed out, II like the hang
of a boys sweater, and the
casual effortlesS look ex-
travagantly done for evening.
So, sweater dresses in gilded
lace; sweater tunics in wool
jersey combined with satin
or brocade, carry out the
mood.
Understatement
A master of the under
stated but superbly cut cos
tune. Calanos divorces him
self from trims. the use Of
usual furs. and substitutes
originality Of fabric and de-
sign to put over his fashion
philosophy. Look, the whole
shape of this dress is con-
trolled by one curved side
seam" he said as he showed
us.
Anything good in the past,
he also believes. can be
brought up to date.
He believes women are
tired of revolution in fash
ion occurring about every
three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17

may be purchased from Mrs.
Daking or at the door.
The chairman of the ball
is Mrs. Thomas ?. Bayard,
III. of Wilmington and Lewes
Beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17
Art Group Plans Ball

New York City will provide
music for dancing from 9
pm. to l am.
Ihe Grand March will
start at $50 and prizes will
be awarded for funniest. most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17

Music" the oath annual
Rehoboth Art League Co.'S
tune Ball. will take place
place on Friday. July q. Ben
Ludlow and his orchestra of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17

original and prettiest cos
tunes.
Table reservations should
be made through Mrs. Alfred
E. Daking, 9 Indiana avenue,
Lewes Beach, Del. Tickets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17

Soft, cosy evening sill
houtte thot is bIoused
and shaped to perfec-
ton.
completely under control due
to their great construction.
His daily schedule during
the month he is in New York
showing his collection, runs
from $3.50 am. til 10 in the
evening.
Il seldom really see any,
thing much Of New York"
Galanos complains.
The Hit
The undiSputed hit Of the
Galanos collection is not the
bias slip princess coat dress
with the front flare, cuffed
sleeves and English shoulder
drape. The evening costumes
and coats of ribbon lace that
are nutria lined with flared
sheer sleeves are the eye
openers.
Asking the obvious ques-
ton, Wont a woman get
cold with those bare arms?"
Galanos smiled his wise lit
tie smile and said. "At these
prices they can afford to be
cold, besides those Rolls
Royces are heated"
Evening star., 1962-05-22
Economist Urges
Less Hostility
Towurd Business

DETROIT, May % CAP).-A
national state of mind with
less hostility to a successful
marketplace performance and
enlarged profits was advocated
yesterday as a means toward
improving the American busi-
ness economy.
Paul w. McCracken. Univer-
sity of Michigan economist.
told the 18th annual conven-
ton Of the Financial Analysts
Federation in Detroit that a
more profitable economy will
not be attained easily so long
as society views successful busi-
ness performances with sus-
picion."
Mr.. McCracken said there is
much to worry about in looking
at business prospects but that
recent gyrations in the stock
Evening star., 1962-05-22
MurN'sSteaks
ListsChanges
In Officers

MuITy MendelSon has been
elected president of Murry's
Steaks at 403 Swami avenue,
Alexandria, Va, and his father,
Alfred G. Mendelson. who has
been president and board
chairman. will continue in the
latter office, it was announced
today.
The change in top officers
was made following the recent
annual stockholders meeting at
which Chairman Alfred Men
delson reported sales for fis-
cal year exceeded S6.5 million,
with a gain of more than
$750.000 from the previous
year.
The increase was accom-
plished, despite a large fire
which hindered operations of
Evening star., 1962-05-22
RCA Gets Contract

NEW YORK, May % tAP).-
The 3oeirg Co. Of Seattle
awarded a S35.5 million con-
tract to Radio Corp. Of America
fer electronic command net
work equipment for the first
wing of Air Force Minute Man
intercontinental baliistic mis-
siles.
Evening star., 1962-05-22
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
DY SYLVIA PORTER
Automotion Ends 2OO, 900 Jobs a Year
CY SYLVIA PORTER

factories where large numbers
Of clerical workers are en-
ployed. The computer. he en-
phasizes, could have "very seri-
GUS implications" for young
women employed as clerical
workers, will displace men with
clerical and semi-profeSsional
skills. too. The great need for
training or retraining for new
kinds of occupations" is OBJ
vious.
The dimensions of the prob
lem must be grasped. We must
speed our growth. We must
provide for training and re-
training. upgrade the educa-
ton Of our labor force.
Distributed 1862 by The Hall syndi-
cate, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Evening star., 1962-05-22
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK (AP)
= National Associa-
tion Securities Deal
ers, Inc.
Evening star., 1962-05-22

opened shortly in Baltimore
and Richmond, Va.
Murry Mendelson. the new
president. will continue as gen.
eral manager. Erwin w. Hell
man, vice president of the firm,
has been named plant manager
Mr.. Helman and Frank
Miller. general sales manager,
will serve also as assistant gen.
eral managers. Dave Luftig will
continue as controller and Ida
MendelSon as treasurer.
Evening star., 1962-05-22

Funs back and the password live up" Reason: Fords
62Hshree aIInew Lively Ones-the happy success Of
the yeah Falcon Sports Futura. It's low price, high
economy With Thundebird-sbIe roof vny-covered you
ws optional 4speed stick shift and bucket seats with console
in between this makes saving lively art FairIane 500
Sports Coupe. Here's car and ride and come closer
price that's under many compacs Bucket seats with console
in between optional 26o Challenger V8 and service only
twice year, or every 5000 miles, make Falane the best
buy anywhere its low price, GaIaxie 5oo/xL
With optional 405-hp Thunderbird va linked to 4speed
stick Shift the XL will oupefom Americas cosiest It
has bucket seats with console in between and twice.
a-year or 6OOOmIe service schedule That's it pcooCB9
g keys to the lively life Get yours now at a61d)
your Ford OeaeTs-the Neies spot in townI MOTOR
Evening star., 1962-05-22

the main plant early in the
year, said Mr.. MendelSon, who
has led the company to ma
tional prominence in the por-
ton control packaged meat
business.
New products will aid volume
in the coming year, he pre-
dicted. Company products are
being distributed by frozen
food dealers from New York
to North Carolina. Wholesale
and retail outlets will be