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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11

Mrs. Mike Mansfield, wife
Of the Senate Majority
leader. entertained at a
luncheon today in honor of
Mrs. Lopez Mateos, wife of
the Mexican President.
The guest Of honor is pres
emily visiting Washington
and is being honored at
parties almost everyday.
The women guests first
met in the Senator's office
and then had luncheon in
the Senate reception room
Of the Capitol.
The guests included Mrs.
Garlic Flores, wife of the
Mexican Ambassador; Mrs.
Douglas Dillon, wife Of the
Treasury Secretary; Mrs.
Robert s. Mcnamara; and
Mrs. Orville Freeman, wife Of
the Agriculture Secretary.
Among the Senate wives
included were Mrs. John Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11
President Signs EquoI-Poy Bill

and increased tax deduc-
tons for such care.
At present, he said, all the
licensed day-care centers in
the Nation can take care Of
only $4,000 children and
nearly 100000 children under
IL must take care Of them
selves while their mothers
work.
This, it seems to me, is a
formula for disaster" the
President said.
Turning to the group Of in
fluential Congress members
clustered about him. Presi-
dent Kennedy Endorsed an
$8-million item for this pur-
pose in the 1864 budget Of
the Health, Education and
Welfare Department.
I'VE also need the provi-
sions in the tax bill that will
permit working mothers to
increase the deduction from
income tax liability for costs
incurred in providing care
for their children while. the
mothers are working" he
said.
The new equal-pay law will
60 into effect within q year.
But, where collective bar
gaining contracts are in
volved, it may take two
years.
The 81 million workers COW
cred by present minimum
wage law provisions are COW
cred by the equal-pay act.
Labor Department spokes-
men estimate some 8 million
women will be affected.
Hotels, motels. restaurants,
small retail business, laundry
and agricultural workers are
not included. however.
There is an express provi-
sion which prohibits an en-
ployer from reducing wages
of other employees to achieve
equal pay, and no employe
may be fired or Disseminated
against because of the filing
of a complaint under the
new law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11

lower wages than males for
the same job.
However, the President
noted, much still remains to
be done to achieve full eco
nomic opportunity.
AS he signed the bill with
10 pens in his White House
office, President Kennedy
took the opportunity to urge
more day-care centers for
children Of working mothers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11

President Kennedy signed
yesterday a bill providing
equal pay for women and said
it gives them "the same
rights at the working place
that they have enjoyed
at the polling place"
He said the new law,
sought for 16 years by wom-
en- leaders, will help correct
"the unconscionable practice"
Of paying female employees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11
FRANKLIN SIMONR

ALSO CONN. ava NV, WARRINGTON, o. c. en-. 7-syoo
SWIM eoRNERs, FAILS CHURCH, VA H. 7-Ss7O
wHEAIoN PLAZA. WHIAToN, MD. sAS-ISaS
PRINCE ouoReGS PLAZA, HYAIIsvIILI, Nd. 77S.1Soo
PRINCE osoRoIS OPEN DAILY TIL piao
WAsHIheIoN OPEN THURSDAY It'll . PM
ALL orHIR STORES ExeIPr CONN., AVE-,
OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY TIL s,so PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11
HAVE 'FURS PLACED
IN SAFE STORAGE

Furs receive pompering
attention when entrusted
10 Us for sdfe storage. Our
"Lvstre Processing" with
"Seoled-ln Radiance" pro-
vides q refreshing beoUty
treatment. Necessary repoirs
ore mode, If desired, when
fvrs ore placed in our mod
ern voults for protection
from moths, mildew, fire
ond theft. For pickup. coll
7s3-76oo, or bring in your
furs.
WGt-FUr Storage. Reporting,
cleonine and Restyling...
Washington lNorh Bvildine),
Chevy Chose, Wheoion PIozo
and 2 Corners
Evening star., 1963-02-13
S6,5O0

Plush Ofc., Downtown, Fee Reimb,
Many other SeCys. .-StenoS, to $4,000
ATLAS AGCY. li2O " Y. Ave, NV.
sECRETARY TO 500
Conqcnial and capable, for expand
ing office, non pressure 90, -good
future. Conn. and X MANY 9TH
Err GOOD JOBS, TELF SEC. l125
Eye st. NV. FE 1-10uO
Evening star., 1963-02-13
REPRESENTATIVE
RESIDENT MANAGER

Single. must have local experience
knowledge of switchboard for mod
ern apt. bldg Excellent downtown
location. Good salary plus eft
cheney apt, Call Mrs, Bowen FOL
amt
Evening star., 1963-02-13
LANGLEY REALTY
REAL, ESTATE MEN

OPENING FOR Q exper. full-tims
salesmen in Silver Hill or River.
dale office tP. q. Co... Receive the
largest commission paid in the
area. Also benefits OF real estate
promotion plan, Call WA. 7-66l7
or RE. 6-2lS5 til o pm.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
DICTAPHONE

Accurate typiSt work IN lovely K
st, office best fringe benefits,
a-5, 1875 start
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
1872 X st. NV. EX. 3-721O
DISTRICT MANAGER. OF this area
Will be interviewing to fill posi-
tlons OF saleswomen and demon
strators in the METROPOLITAN To-
cations. Many fringe benefits Ap-
MACHINE CO. Wheaton Plaza.
DRUG CLERK, expcr. preferred,
full and part time, good pay. MT
RAINIER PHAR., WA. 7-00S3.
EXPERIENCED GENERAL AGENCY
WORK. Rating and writing pol
icies. Call MR.. FEINMAN. RE. =
24S4 for appointment.
FINANCIAL PLANNING TRAINEE.
Expanding brokerage firm needs
woman with college-sales bkgd. No
experience necessary. Perfect for
housewife looking for non-routine
Job with flexible hours, 341-l3@I
GENERAL OFFICE Young
woman. good. neat typiSt Do not
require shorthand. Be able to op-
crate PIX switchboard, figure
simple cost sheets. Small amount
Of filing: Starting pay SIS week
Permanent Job in one-girl office.
Box lb7-B. Star.
GIRL for GENERAL OFFICE
WORK, experienced, must have
good handwriting. Apply in per
son only. SIDLIS TV 745 18th
Evening star., 1963-02-13
BOOKKEEPER

Double entry, ladies' specially shop,
experience preferred. Full time,
steady position, good salary. PAS
TERNAK, 1910 Conn, ave.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
THE EVENING STAR C-l3
Washington, D. c.
Wednesday, February -, 1868
HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY Er.cntir.
.CRETARY RECEPTIONIsT :

FOT NCTTNt TOUT imam law Hmm
Experience preferred but not re-
Qu.red Excellent working condl-
tlouS, good opportunity. DT 7-2glb
Evening star., 1963-02-13
MELPAR.
Inc.
A Subsidiary of
Westinghouse Air Brake Co

An Equal Opportunity Employer
Evening star., 1963-02-13
Dental Receptionist

NO EXpGTIenCe-S2bU
Busy young dentist needs friendlv.
attractive receptionist for his
newly opened office Lovely work
duties for girl who likes to meet
and talk to people. You will greet
his patients. answer the phone,
set up appointments, etc VA
RIETY. NANCY LEE. 3iT Wa h
inston Bids, ME S-l75l tempt
Evening star., 1963-02-13

LADY, with good telephone man
nerS, Some figure, tYping essen
tial, %, Mon, through Fri
Reply in own handwriting to p Q.
Box 3. Brentwood, Md.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
HELP WOMEN
CLERK Nov vorL

elderly lady, live in, middle-aged
white woman, pvt. rm., next bath,
must have refs. $50 mo- JE. A.
ll44 or JE. 4-SS4O
Evening star., 1963-02-13

ing position in downtown d, c,
for girl with neat Handwriting
and good educational background
Interesting duties. 500. POTO-
MAC EPML, oil King st, XII,
u-hOAI
Evening star., 1963-02-13
DESK CLERK

RECEPllONlST
MUST HAVE PIX EXPER.
GOOD SALARY
ALBAN TOWERS, 300 Mass. Ave,
Evening star., 1963-02-13
SECRETARY

We need an efficient person capa-
Bile OF assuming responsibility, one
who likes detail and has average
skills. Age 21-3O, exceptional COM
pany benefits Salary open. Please
call Mrs. owens. at JU. 7-43S6 for
an appointment.
DkTATROL CORPORATION
An EQUAL ODDOrtunity Employer
Evening star., 1963-02-13

3 Excellent Positions
other bkkprs, and assts. TO So, 200
ATLAS AGCY, 1920 N. Y. Ave, NV,
CLERK TYPIST,
accurate elec. typist with book
keeping ability for national as
ISOLATION. Call 393-2979.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
SALESWOMEN

Prestige product presentation po-
sitions with local branch OF ma
tional publishing company calling
on high-class Virginia and Mary
land families. Minimum starting
salary 50 per hr. for experienced
personnel. i25 per hr. Tor
trainees. Regular monthly ad-
vancement program. Flexible
hours. Also need woman with
for appt. DI. 7-9755 1890 to
10 nnOu
Evening star., 1963-02-13

MAINTENANCE MAN, resident, for
new garden apt, located vic. New
York ave. and Bladensburg rd.
ne. Apply l401 Eye St. NV.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
HELP WoMEN
LADIES-TRAVEL

National concern has 3 openings for
new training group TranSp pd
TO Fla. and return. Must be neat.
ambitious under IS Average $3.50
mo. Equal oppor employ. JEAN
SMITH, Cairo Hotel, lO-l and rs
.ADY, with good telephone man
nerS, Some figure, tYping essen
tial. a-5, Mon. through Fri
Reply in own handwriting to P, o
Box s. Brentwood, Nd
.ADY, 95-4O, full time, S.3O-5
pm, with national concern Du-
ties consist Of telephone contacts
with local architects and con-
tractors. some daily ouSlde work
contracting local Govt. offices No
selling or solicitations, Must have
pleasing personality Excel ms,
program Paid vac 5-day wk
Reply IN writing giving past eX-
per. home address and phone
number to Box 'NN-H, Star.
VAIL ORDER CLERKS, opening
and processing envelODeS In large
volume. direct mail office. iO-hour
week, fringe benefits, no previous
experience necessary. Age no prob
lem Mature settled woman pre-
ferred Starting salary SOS wk,
> positions available. Apply In
your own handwriting Box 56-
MEDICAL RECEIPT, interesting lob
for young girl with good per-
sonality, general office work,
Northern Va area. S325 mo PO-
TOMAC EMPL,, lO4 F. Broad st,
JE, 2-7272,
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST for full
time work, Must be well qualified
in chemistry or hematology Call
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL OIL, g.
5000, Ext, 5Hl,
NURSE, for pediatricians office In
Arhgton 52T-2622.
for doctors office In
HillcreSt Heights, Md. Call 10
7-44O0,
NURSES AIDE, for S-hr. general
floor duty IN large nursing home
in Ke1sinrtOn live in or out. Ref
"rCnceS. Hig-On2"
NURSE, reg. to work In the beau
tiful Wheaton Nursing Home I or
5 days week Top Pay, Pleas
ant working conditions. Call MRS
BREFN between %, VIII 2-@5OO
CpracD. for modern nurs.
ing home in Silver Spring, Car
nee, Good salary. EV, 4-6l6l,
NURSE, LPN OF Maryland, needed
Call RE 6-0nOD
Evening star., 1963-02-13
gECpFTAuV
500 PER i WEEK

Good typing and shorthand skills.
work in Arlington with commun-
tcatiOns engineers, liaison office
Of national company. Security
clearance preferred Call 525-7O5Ol
weekdays, or 3Gh-ss4a ewes. for
Interview appointment.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
No Experience

II you type and want a Job that Is
enjoy the friendly atmosphere In
the lovely office OF downtown
public relations office. The duties
here include dealing with press
representatives. helping prepart
news releases. answering the phone,
etc Learn while you earn. NANCY
LEE 347 Washington Bldg. Me
S-l75l (empl. servicel
GIRL FRIDAYS, typing and inter
esting work, telephone, receipt du-
ties, filing, etc. ) days. To 81 500
Moderate fees. No cash down. V
WOOD PERSONNEL, SOS 18th
ST. NV, at II, 1903 SOUTHERN
BLDG. DI. 7-5152.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
GIRL FRIDAY $3.50
EMBASSY $3.50

need a U. 8. born typist for a
5-day position in an embassy
Work In relaxed but fascinat-
ing atmosphere and enjoy a ia-
hour lunch and year-end
ward Bldg. ST. 3-7l23 templD.
Girl Friday"
Evening star., 1963-02-13
SAIFSWOMEN

SALESWOMEN
experience preferred.
Full time or II am. TO 8 pm.
daily. Apply in person:
BeckerS Leather Goods
1914 st. NV.
flunt Engiish-Freneh.
shorthand In both languages, Tor
embassy work. DE. @-3'i43.
SECRETARY with shorthand or
dictaphone eXpCr TO work Mon
day through Friday from IL noon
TO , pm Apply Personnel, . am
to . pm, Monday Through Fri
day. PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.
liAO Varnum st. ne.
for interesting work
in one-girl patent law office in
modern air-conditioned bldg at
18th and z sts. NV. No short
hand needed but recent DICTA-
PHONE experience and fast ac-
curate tipping are essential. Sal
AIRY open. ST. 3-SS70.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
HELP WOMEN
RECEPTIONIST, S400

RECEF lONlSl 0fUU
Although appearance and person
ahty are important, there are
other requirements such as accu-
rate typing and the ability to-
work a small PIX without eontu-
sion, There is much public con-
tact which requires the quiet
EMPIRE FMPL. i348 Conn NV
REFERENCE CLERKS t2), train
for girl with neat Handwriting
and good educational background
interesting duties. $50, POTO-
MAC EPMLo oil King st, XII
O-5O61.
REPRESENTATIVE
Experienced woman Cday or eve
ningi TO act as field representa-
tive in sales and supervisory .po-
sltion, for national reading c!un
Salary 10 $500 depending on abll-
ity plus incentives. Call 3ii -N1hH
1900 80 pm,
RESEARCH SECRETARY for social
science research firm, AdminlStra-
tive and seCretar!al Sk.llS. Age
- 70 30 Salary up TO 500 per
week depending upon experience
Gail IA l-aBOR for appt Pres
entity located In Clarendon area,
office will move to Mclean, Va
In April, An equal opportunity
employer
RESIDENT MANAGER
Single, must have local experience
knowledge of switchboard for mod
ern apt. bldg Excellent downtown
location. Good salary plus etti-
cheney apt, Call Mrs, Bowen for
HERsERT HfEHRRsfERT HARVEY, INC 2oo.45oO
RESIDENT MANAGER
For large new luxury high-rise
apt. opposite Pentagon. This is a
| position of substantial response.
bility for which an experienced
/ person is required, Apply PER-
! SONNEL OFFICE liOl Eye 81
NV. CAFRITZ co.
REWARDING PART TIME EN-
{ OYMENT, on-the-iOb training
/ for advancement Attractive, IN
/ duStrious only need apply io)
| Call IOB-b5S5. -.
SALES CLERKS. Young, with local
retail experience, Good hours no
Sundays. STANDARD DRUG CO.
] nfl y ct N
Evening star., 1963-02-13
SECRETRY

Excellent opportunity. Full-time
position. good salary. 5-day week,
company benefits. Typing and
some shorthand required Insur-
ance BACKGROUND preferred. Box
2SO-R. star
Evening star., 1963-02-13
HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE statesmen. Pr. Geo
Co., exper.. . offices, West Nv.
attsville and Riverdale. Member
NILS, d5H commission paid. Why
settle for less than the best. Mr.
Biggs, AP. 7-4646.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
MAINTENANCE
SUPERINTENDENT

Our maintenance superintendent is
retiring and we are looking for a
man to replace him. one with a
mechanical engineering education
and BACKGROUND with q full
knowledge Of how TO handle a
large crew ot men Ot the various
crafts necessary to maintain 240O
apartments. A man who under
stands the purchasing OF equip
ment and supplies, q man with
real executive ability. If you can
fill these requirements, call l.. F.
kETTkLL, General MAnager,
BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY.
IA. 2-5000
Evening star., 1963-02-13
SECRETARY

To department head in modern
midtown office Pleasant working
conditions regular hours Good
salary for competent person Ap-
plv Personnel Office, l4Ol Eye ~.
". CAFRITZ co
Evening star., 1963-02-13

MAINTENANCE MAN - Reliable
man to make minor plumbing,
elect. and carpentry repairs on
real estate prop. in the Metro.
Area, Must have own hand tools
and good transp. LOCAL REF.
REQUIRED. Call MR.. JOHNSON,
FE. 7-O200 bet. v:3O-l1 am. daily.
Evening star., 1963-02-13

concern has 3 openings for
new training group TranSp pd
TO Fla. and return Must be neat,
ambitious under IS Average $3.50
mo. Equal oppor employ. JEAN
SMITH, Cairo Hotel, l0-l and rs
Evening star., 1963-02-13
rAnY pRx nPrRArnR.

own transp. SIS vk Call 948-
Evening star., 1963-02-13
OIL BURNER MECH.
PART-TIME
EVENING WORK
PHARMACIST.

Help urgently needed. U. 8. indus.
try, Sl45 per month, 2 to 3 hour
each evening. Car nee. Over 10
Call 6e7-13S2, 5 TO 0 pm. anc
SATURDAY. a m
Evening star., 1963-02-13

proficient In shorthand and typ
ing Neat appearance For new ho-
tel executive offices Call MRS,
CARSON, tN3-lbUO for appoint
Arizona tribune., 1963-04-26
MAYDAY COFFEE
SET AT GOMPERS

The first event of the newly
formed Samuel Gompers Auxi-
Iary will be a Mayday Coffee
on May 1st. Over 1900 invita-
tions have been sent to women
who have helped with volunteer
services for the rehabilitation
center. 1t will be held at Samuel
Compers MemorialRe rehabilitation
Center. 7211 North Seventh Street
in Phoenix, from $3.50 AMto 1880
PM.
Officers who will serve until
formal organization plans are
made are: Mrs. Herbert ]. Louis,
pre- sident. 4e11 E. Exeter; Mrs.
Theodore Julian. secretary. 1902
Gale de Media: and Mrs. Frank
Haze Burch. treasurer, 5555
North 18th Avenue. Mrs. Gar
wood Johns. 4730 North 56th
Street. is membership chairman.
Arizona tribune., 1963-04-26

Sylvester Garens. 26. a resi-
dent Of the city for the past 18
years, Is appearing in The Ari-
zona Story. a pageant being pre-
sented at the state fairgrounds.
He plays a Union soldier. an
Aztec and Estavan. the Negro
who guided Marcos de MIA.
MIR. Garens has studied at the
JMlliard School Of Music in New
York. He plays the alto saxo-
phone, drums and piano. Present
ly he Is the leader Of a musical
combo called the Ebony Knights.
He and his wife, Shelia and
two children, live at I'LL E.
Mckinley.
Arizona tribune., 1963-04-26
ELkS CORNER

CHARLESTTA McCLAMMY
Apr. -Mon.. $3.50 p.m.-Cot-
ton Festival committee will meet.
May 8 & Irregular temple
meetings.
May IA & Irregular lodge
meetings.
May l9-Youth Day featuring a
baby contest and a Maypole
Dance.
Congratulations to Bro. and Dt.
Gilbert Gray. Sr.. who are the
happy parents of a boy born on
Easter Sunday.
Let US RENE mber that many
Of our members are sick and
confined. Cheer them with call.
card or visit.
DIT. Ruby Morris. club bar
maid. Is recuperating from minor
surgery at her home. 8l3C So.
10 Ave.
Arizona tribune., 1963-04-26
JUNIOR IS NSA
DELEGATE

CHAPEL HILL, North Caro-
ling Kellis Parker. junior
majoring in International rela-
tions. was elected as a delegate
to the National Student Assn.
He is the first Negro elected
to any major office at the Uni
versity of North Carolina.
Last summer he was one of
four us. delegates attending the
United Nations Collegiate Con-
ference at Athens. Greece. "a
Arizona tribune., 1963-04-26
TOBACCO TAXES
ARE RISING HIGHER
ARIZONA TRIBUNE

The federal government has
been collecting tobacco taxes
with unbroken regularity for a
full century, to total of $40.6
billion. Federal returns from
tobacco taxes are far higher
than those on any other pro-
ducts, except for alcoholic bev-
erage taxes, which totaled $42.2
billion over the past 100 years.
Excises on most other products
are far less important income
producers. They were first le-
We'd on automobiles, for exam
pie, in 1888 and since that time
have brought in $13 billion from
car buyers, while tobacco taxes
were bringing in 1888 billion,
Tobacco News said.
Arizona tribune., 1963-04-26

Get applications for your mem
bership from group secretaries.
Temple membership drive ends
June 80.
DIT. Mary Thompson recently
received commi ssion from Or.
DIT. Ruler Nettie B. Smith naming
her grand assistant organizer of
Purple Cross Nurses Units.
Please contact this columns st
for coming Elks events.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-06
Poor vision is
major cause
of accidents

Poor vision accounts for
many types of injuries, ac-
cording to DR.. A. F. Hodges,
President of the Mississippi
Optometric Association.
DR.. Hodges stated that eye
accidents are by no means
confined to the factory, shop
or office.
"In fact" he said, "many
eve injuries are suffered at
play. in the home or during
various types of activity"
According to the Optomet
rio President, one of the high
est rates of accidents is a
mong the do-it-yourself en-
thusiastS.
The "fixit" expert around
the home workshop frequent
" suffers serious eye injury
because of the failure to wear
any type of safety glasses.
"The man who would new
er be without safety glasses
on-the-job thinks nothing OF
using equally dangerous ma
chinery at home with no eye
protection at ALL" Hodges
said.
Recreation accidents are
caused by poor vision more
than carelesSneSS. 1t is not
uncommon for a ball to hi
a youngster in the face, OF
flor a hunter to mistake a
partner for game.
Hodges said children otter
run into wire fences or STUN
BILE over a rock or bush
"Simply because they canno'
lsee these hazards"
The vision specialist sale
many of Mississippi's high
way accidents can be traced
directly to vision handicap
on the part of a driver. And
in farming and other types
|of outdoor work, inadequate
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-06

the Ut SSIiiOI iIiCuiIo!
D. degrees from the Univer-
IF Medicine in the Medical
ackson on June Z.
his junior year his classmates
elected him to the Honor
Council, and this year he has
been president of the Inter-
fraternity Council and vice
president of AK. The young
physicians wife is the former
Dorothy Harmon Of Brook
haven, and they have three
children.
Dr.. Samuelson is a grad
uate Of Mississippi State Uni
versity, where he got his B.
S. degree in 1860. His wife is
the former Rebecca Cox of
BILOXI. She also graduated
June 2, getting her B. S. from
the School of Nursing.
DR.. Odom will intern next
year at Mobile General Hos
pital in Mobile, Ala. DR.. Sam.
uelson will take his intern
ship at the University of Tex.
es Medical Branch Hospital
in Galveston.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-06
Home Agent Notes
By Mary F. Harpole,
Home Agent
Home Agent

the highest percentage OF
milk. Choose bread by weight
not size, or you may spend
your money for air.
Pineapples vary from green
to light or deep golden vel
low when fully ripe. The col,
or depends on variety. Al
room temperature ripe pine
apples have a fragrant, frui'
ty, pineapple odor. When you
get your pineapple home, you
can test for ripeness by pull
ing a leaf from the crown
The leaf pulls out with ease
when the pineapple is ripe.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-06

eyesight rs frequently the
cause of fatalities, such as
in overturned farm equip
ment or a construction work.
err falling from a high perch.
"When these factors are
taken into consideration it IS
not hard to realize that poor
eyesight is a menace not only
to efficiency and comfort, but
to life ITSELF" Hodges said.
cts equally important for
the do-it-yourself enthusiast
to wear safety glasses" he
said.
Hodges said further that ir
|other activities as well, re
gular vision examinations
Should be obtained to detect
and correct eye disorders
and everyone should have 9
vision examination once a
year.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-06
Food Hints

Food Hints
It's a good idea to keep
a supply of hard cooked
eggs in the refrigerator. Use
them in salads, for deviled
eggs or for snacks.
Short cooking gives you
sweet corn at its best. Young,
slender ears need only 3 to a
minutes in boiling water; lar
ger ones, 5 to 6 minutes. COOK
seconds w h j / e eating
e.firsts," so the cooked ears
will never have to stand IN
hot water.
PANCAKES
stir a cup of cooked season
Cd ground beef crumbles into
medium-thick pancake pat
ter. Cook as for regular pan
cakes and serve in stacks
with mushroom gravy top
ping. lob
for whole grain bread or
bread that is labeled enrlch-
ed and bread that contains
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-06

If you are in the market for
a room air conditioner, re-
member you want to "buy
rather than be sold"
You want to shop several
stores before you buy. When
you go shopping, be prepared
with information to help you
and the dealer select one to
fit your need. Know the size
of the room or rooms you
want cooled. Know the size
Of the windows both the
height and width. Know the
direction of the room expos
ureS.
You will want to buy a
unit according to BTU rating
rather than by horsepower.
Get a unit rated in BTU's as
nearly as possible to the size
you need. An diversified unit
might not be satisfactory as
it may or may not remove
the humidity which affects
the comfort Of a room.
Look for the NEMA rating
of BTU's. This is your assur-
ance that the unit is capable
of doing what it is supposed
to do.
Don't expect a room unit
to cool too many rooms or
too much space. Don't
buy a unit advertised to cool
two or three rooms with
no idea of what size rooms
the manufacturer had in
mind.
Consider the insulation of
your nome in relation to the
size of the unit. The better
YOUR insulation, the less cool
ing you will need.
Know the Installation cost
before you buy. Consider the
cost Of the air conditioning
unit to be purchase price
plus installation cost.