davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Cool Industry Spurts,
Sees New Gain in '63

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 5 (AP)
The struggling soft coal in
dustry made relatively strong
comeback in 1862. Production
rose an estimated 3.2 per cent
Leaders expect even better
things in 1868.
The National Coal Associa-
ton said output should hit 422
million tons when all the fig
ures are in. Production In
1861 was 400 million tons.
Thus, coal men - fighting
strong competitive pressure
from natural gas and oil -
notched their most productive
year since 1857 when miners
dug 492 million tons.
Electric utilities, the No.
soft coal consumer, provided
the biggest boost. Orders from
other users remained fairly
stable.
Better Days Ahead
The good showing tended to
support what industry leaders
have been saying all along =
"the situation is bad, but bet
ter days are ahead"
And the upturn is expected
to continue through 1868. The
association forecast calls for
production of 429 million tons
a modest improvement of IL
per cent over 1862.
Utilities burned 1913 million
tons Of coal in 1862, a sub
stantial jump of 7.2 per cent
over 1961's 180 million tons.
Also on the plus-side of the
ledger was overseas shipments
which gained three million tons
over 1961's "a million. Genera
industry consumption stayec
the same at SO million tons.
Mill Consumption Drops
| Steel mill consumption
dropped from IA million tons
to 70 million; domestic deliv-
cries were off one million tons
from l961's % million; and the
Canadian market bought only
10 million tons compared to II
million in 1861.
The improved production pic.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Steel Seeks Salvation
In Era of Technology
BY BOB VOELKER Y
Associated Press Bureau Writer

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 5.-An old way of life in the steel
industry passed from the in 1862 new eraaeady
born-burst into maturity.
Steemen said they being dragged to economic doom
by dwndng profits mounting costs and fierce competition
They sought to apply the standard remedya price in
Evening star., 1963-01-06

CIGdSG. FOl JllG 4IoJ OAAllC ~
didn't work.
1t was crushed by Govern
ment pressure and failure Of
some big firms to go along.
Research Pushed
With do or die determina-
ton. producers turned to re-
search and modernization for
salvation. The only hope, they
said, lay in chronological ad-
vances s-new ways to produce
steel cheaper.
Money for new plants and
equipment started flowing in
increasingly bigger chunks. The
price tag for years to come will
be staggering, but the compa-
nies aren't flinching. They're
going all the way.
Capital investments in 1861
totaled $l.l3 billion. Invest
ments ran relatively light in
the early part of 1862 before
the clash over prices. Then the
tempo increased to push the
years figure to SLIT billion.
Forecasts indicate the 1868 out
lay will climb to $1.32 billion.
Capacity Adequate
A significant point: The Ma
ton already has all the steel
making capacity it needs, thus,
a sizable portion of investment
money is aimed solely at i'm
proving efficiency and lowering
costs.
Among other things, steel
men are arming themselves
with two especially powerful
production weapons-computer
controls and the new oxygen
process which in itself speeds
production as much as eight
'old.
The end is years away, but
The ultimate goal is clear:
PuSh-button steel mills.
Regarding profits, 1862 was a
iismal year for the steel COM
panies. Four producers, includ-
ng the top three, reduced divi-
dends. A host of other firms
suffered earnings losses.
Prices Slashed
First came the refusal Of In
land Steel Co. of Chicago and
Kaiser Steel Corp. of California
to go along with Eastern pro-
ducers in their abortive attempt
to push through the Sc a ton
price increase. The mo" deci-
sions Of Kaiser and Inland set
tied the matter.
Then in October, Kaiser
slashed its prices an average of
$l2 a ton, wiping out the his
toric East-West price differen-
tial.
The Nations mills poured
about 98 million tons of steel
in 1852, almost exactly the
same as the 1861 total. The
operating rate averaged about
81 per cent of capacity.
No one is expecting much i'm
provement in 1868. Some OBJ
servers look for a slight in
crease in production; others
predict a minor decrease.
The 1862 steelworkers' con-
tract. which runs two years,
granted new fringe benefits b
valued at 10 cents an hour and
no direct pay raise. Negotia-
tions are reopenable after the
first year for consideration of
changes in seniority. pension,
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Europe'sBoon'
Shows Signs
OF Showdown

LONDON, Jan. 5 (AP).-The
European economic boom slowed
down perceptibly in 1862. From
several directions came warn
ings Of economic troubles ahead
for 1868.
An Associated Press survey
showed that Western Europe's
economic miracle" was con-
tinuing-but at a much reduced
pace.
However, there was still full
employment in most countries
and a labor shortage in some.
Foreign workers crossed borders
to fill the gaps.
Pace Is Slower
The report by countries:
West Germany: Business
1862 was a year Of continued
but slowing prosperity, a process
that was expected to continue
in the coming year.
Several spectacular bank
Iruptcies raised cautious signs
But workers dropped by COM
panies in difficulty had no
trouble finding jobs with other
| firms.
Wages rose and so did con-
sumer spending. BY November
the cost of living had increased
2.8 per cent over the previous
year.
France: At the close Of 1862
both French and foreign eco
nomic observers agreed that
Frances economic situation
was generally good, with pros
poets for this year equally en-
couraging.
Business activity continues al
a high level with Frances cur
rency stabilized and convertible
on world money marts. The
French balance of payments Is
favorable and the French treas
ury now has reserves Of roughly
$3.5 billion in gold and foreign
exchange.
The economic growth in the
past year has been between As
and 5 per cent.
Italy Is Booming
Italy: The nation continued
to ride the greatest economic
boom in its history.
But a prolonged summer
drought adversely affecte e q
agriculture and industrial pro-
duction, particularly in the
metal industry. was hit by
strikes and unrest.
Despite the disruptions in
dustrial growth increased by
10 per cent over the peaks OF
the preceding years.
Although prospects were
deemed good for a continuation
of overall prosperity. the ma
tion's business community was
taking a more cautious view
of what may lie ahead.
Britain: The British econ-
omy, which Jagged behind Eu-
ropes boom in 1861, improved
during 1852.
During the year Britain paid
off a SIS billion loan from the
international Monetary Func
which it made during last
years sterling crisis.
Restrictive measures takeT
last year have been eased.
But unemployment has con
tinued to rise, reaching 544,451
or "a per cent Of the tota
number Of employees.
Industrial production wa
more than 4 per cent highel
in the second quarter than thu
first.
Economy Expands
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Ecnnnmv Exnands

Switzerland: The economy
continued to expand at a record
rate throughout 1862. There
was growing concern that a
resulting wave of initiation may
, 1963-06-06

For $500 a year in St. Thomas
$500 in St. croix- yours is
the peace Of mind that comes from
knowing your most valued, intimate
material possessions and important
documents are completely safe
against fire, theft, loss Or natural
, 1963-06-06

calamity il the only American
bank in the Virgin Islands with
direct banking branches in San
Juan, New York and major cities
all over the world. Visit the Chase
Manhattan Bank soon.
Evening star., 1963-02-09
REAL ESTATE WANTED
MONEY 10 LOAN

IN D. c. or NEARBY ND, -
KAY REALTY CO. INC. RA. $1,000
Evening star., 1963-02-09
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

FORD 80 .FairlAnss IS to choose
up BURRows0 SE s0PdtSIRi RSMSLssRRy' ssRy' ado sSGS K
g., Sc, Ii. 4-s30O, topposite
Evening star., 1963-02-09
WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

MODEST ACREAGE on Potomac.
aasshs a.ash 1PfEs Ms c q aaI. W. q suissS. HsSs
home and boat dock or will pur-
chase home and river frontaRe
within l or y hr. driving dis
tanee from washington. d. c. Call
IA. 2-443A anYtinnk eKeapt Sun.
Evening star., 1963-02-09
(cONTlNUEcl

NAsA-several lO,0O0-so. 1T, lots,
prime location. cleared. Water.
sewerage avail, OR. 4-6362.
NEAR FREDERICK-Close 10 both
WASHINGTON and Baltimore turn
pixies, Up TO so acres OF ground
suitable for development, Beautt-
tul view. FRONTAGE on, paved, road,
On school bus route, Inspection by
appointment. Box 7S-J. Star.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY
CLUB - Beautiful 1-Acre corner.
over 575 II. paved 81. frontage,
water available. only Sll,T50,
Terms. NE. a-l7l7. La. 9-04lO.
Mr.. ARGYLE COUNTRY CLUE
l-aere lot. cleared, beautiful, ZOO
II, frontaee. $1,000. JU. s-2a44.
6-ACRE TRACTS, 3h miles from
FAX REALTY, cR. 3-i06s.
8 ACRES. close to Silver spring,
off Layhill I'd. Asking 50, 900.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
REALTORS VIII. 6-2300
IS ACREs-Mostiy cleared on
hard surface I'd. in Bowie, water
avail. 50 2.5nO psr acre, 2bes down.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
HEAL1OhSs AF. 7-lGoO
Evening star., 1963-02-09
hy.c3 tzd TRUCKS WAATEp

sHsUt UTE Tor DOLLAR for late
model cars. Before you sell. see
1. P. sTEuARr cHRYsLER CITY
4SnO Wis Ave. EN- 5-4HOu
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN CARS
- years OF dependable sales and
service In the Bethssda Chevy
chase area. Home Of the Country
Si9s Sllb. Vsin VcHnryY 'cHAsif' eafySSSo. eS9 SSe.
4.8lO0.
Evening star., 1963-02-09

oL1s 81 ysS g luxe ar !.s. s:s;;
tires. 2i5oO mi, sl.is6, 5i4-SOiE
OLDsMoBILE '8i suped "ss" 4-dT.
hardtop, 7. and h. auto. p.s.'
s.llsnt err, condition. SSRsr, 81 .eSs us vssl
Evening star., 1963-02-09
WANTED
LoTs, ACREAGE WANTED
CAsH AVAILABLE
81: 3.es60 Co.

ANYTIME. ANYWHERE
FARM AND ACREAGE in Prince
Oeorges County. All cash u neces-
sary. FREDRIC b. LAuTERBAcH.
Realtor. 935-6622. 935-552e.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Builders are calling US daily fol
lots. We need additional record
lots ready 70 20 and land for .fu-
ture use. Apt, ground also needed
Ask for Leon Sssion.
ANDRIs REALTY OIL. 2-e070
SMALL GROUP OF LAND IN
VISITORS would like 10 buy so or
more acres In 1918 mi. radius
Wash. Have $1,000 cash, can
Write Box 479-B. Star.
We NEED ACREAGE-Prince Geo,
Motgomery and Howard CO., for
REALTY sEkvicE. INC. UN. 4-ll44
Evening star., 1963-02-09
lMP0RT-sPoRTs

ALIA SIS vsloes Spider fsesnl
eng oyerh. new TOP. forced /,
sell. sp00, XII, s-35if
anglia go s;df. gh!is sith Ise
!i9s,, ttR ii9l aiH st n'E. ~
AUSTIN .HEALEY '55, I'd TOP. nsv
paint. new front end OIL. f.isOu
Ext. .lli. or NE, p.Gifi after o
CORVETTE 0i black With black
sS.aoo 'iif1 Tf ABS n neg ptsss, s9aa
ENGLISH FORD $50 Prsfset biaek
t.dr, excel. eond. $4,000 miles
f425, FL. t.5BBi,
Evening star., 1963-02-09
COUNTRY PROPERTY
COUNTRY ESTATE

On Breton Bay - 20 acres with
GORGEOUS Groom house. paneled
liv, rm;, din. rua., den, hedrns.
swlrEins ssr S.si R9SI n, sSS'oU3I rI,, II flom ySn
washington, please call Mrs. Riley.
FL, 6-S34b.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
Sell With Simmons DE. 2-5600
ROUTE vA.-FOR RENT, rms.
and bath, oil heat. SIS per month.
RE. 1881 Ii. 5-1092
Evening star., 1963-02-09
OLMSTEAD

COHNLTTE 'Bl tonvtftlbls 3.lpeed
tfant. = ana h, W.w tires
white. with black tor, Ike nsp
Evening star., 1963-02-09

CADILLAC 1852 4-door hardtop
Model "92" in TURQUOISE and
white with beautiful interior ap-
pointments. Fully equipped. in
cluding power steering and brakes.
Car No. 97O5. Now only $4,000.
ri nA
Evening star., 1963-02-09
TEUART
FORD

LOOhN FOHD
80 goth 81 NV pa 7.ss0o
Evening star., 1963-02-09
LoTs, ACREAGE FoR SALE
ANDY MOORE, Realtor

MOORE g. /. ORE REAL ESTATE
ATTENTION. EUILDERs-wheston ton
II Blk. from Manor Club. 90 70
2T4 acres Eoned ROO beautiful
5000 So II. lotsl. Sewer and va
property Terms. some subordins-
tion. Brokers invited. NE. s-l7l7.
Evening star., 1963-02-09

500 % s.,, Offer csii 81 FRANK s1Sns
Tu 2.bfs0 after q 90 pm
Evening star., 1963-02-09
'CRANSON
RAMBLER

1882 BETHESDA AVE.
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-0s0O
TRIUMPH '5s roadster. red. wire
wheels, needs minor repairs, &190
full price.
OELLER FIAT
400 Miller Ave. off 7l20 Wise.
Bethesda. Nd. 654-9215
Triumph TR-3 'oi. r. and h.. oy-
erdriye, Wv. snow grin tires.
light blue. Like new, 5S5-e040 or
5s5-1765.
TRIUMPHs-Nev and used. TR-4s
and TR-3s. Herald Sedans and
convertibles. complete selection.
immed. delivery. See US today and
Evening star., 1963-02-09
MAcHlaERY AND EQUIP.

CRANE fer rent, . yard, 90 ton.
and = cragl,r, oyer I Iog,it.
plus 10 our needs will Tivs low
rate 10 riRht party Gail OF. T.
s55b.
CRANE, P and n. e56A, in good
OF f-s755,
PosT HOLE DIGGER with s inch
alrer mounts On rord or Fersn-
msreiAl. si55. Call sa3-5Oai,
Evening star., 1963-02-09
GARAGES

az ST. N,w.--Remodeisd GARAGE
with md n. office, car bay will
accommodate I autos, IDEAL for
p. BROWN. INC. FE. 7-ii5O.
Evening star., 1963-02-09
MONEY WANTED

$4,000 for Denver. Colo. bust
ness opportunities Your money
would be perfected BY a bank
appraisal OF property or would
consider partnership arrange
ment. active Or inactive, man or
Evening star., 1963-02-09

100 Used Motorcycles.
~ New ~ Nsisfcyelst
~ - buddy a. ,addle bass t1nA.
,A1 - complete overhaul NAfb.
CASH TERMS on TRADE
Harley Davidson sales n Service
iOfb 3ist 81. NV M. as2B76
Evening star., 1963-02-09
UNITED AUTO sALES
Authnrlzed Iriumph

Sales and Service
Ca. Ave. at Univ. Blvd. 949-2700
IRIS '5s Roadster. fully equipped
incl. wire wheels and overdrive.
Alpine white with black top, ex-
eel cond., one you can't afford
10 miss, United's pre-spring spe-
eial sees, cash, trade or terms.
UNITED AUTO SALES
MARYLANDS FOREI0N-cAR CTR.
Ca. Ave. at Univ. Blvd. 949-27OO
TRIUMPH '63 models sell for less.
Sherman Triumph Rambler, y. 8.
30l, Brandywine. Nd. DR.. e-sl0l
vOLKsWA0ENs-Just received 2
iniDossd' smss O.v.I1 Si 1853 yOssSsssns 1oIo,. e
sos DOWN
Evening star., 1963-02-09
FARMS
DAIRY FARM ron n
tCONTlNuEDl

DAIRY FARM FOR RENT, $50
acres. 50-stal barn. Siio. April / /.
$3.50 mo, BOZ 3b0-IB, star.
FAIRFAX - 8 acres, 7-rm, white
frame farmhouse. other bldgs.
S16.500. Good invest. $4,000 dn.
FAIRFAX REALTY, CR. 3-406S.
GENTLEMAN's RARM-2Oh acres
Of beautiful, rolling countryside,
Colonial house. q firepls., lac. mod :
ern Westlnahouse kit. barn and
horse stalls. Close TO Chesapeake
Bay. Principals only. BOX 320-B,
HOWARD COUNTY
Mr.. sYKEsvILLE-aI7 acres Of
farm, completely fenced. owner
will help in financing. Asking
Sl0s,500. Call AT, $500 ldial
CO., KE. i.5iiI idisi 501l.
LEEsBURG AREA-l40 acres, s.
bedrm., VI bath home. lee. barn
and other bldgs. Level land. All
fenced and open, Stream IN every
field. Only $4,000. FAIRFAX
REALTY, CR. 3-406s,
OPERATING DAIRY FARM = i4o
acres, herd and modern eduipmt.
Just over co. line In Frederiek,
Dairy farmer may be retained Il
desired, What q vtey Mid-7Os
JoDY BAKER OIL. 2-76l5
100 ACRES, fine soil, cor, Q paved
rds., nice section, 3 mi. Court.
house, Leonardtown, 81. Mary's
Co., Md, about 1 mi. Breton Bay,
so acres tillable,. all farmed last
year. 4-acre tobacco allotment,
income about $4,000 net. Good
S-room dwelling, no utils, pretty
setting, new barn. priced 100000.
y cash. Exclusive Agent, JOHN
A. BRlcKLEY, Nd. aerehge. es-
1922, 2s7esaes after ! pm. s'
lOb ACRES - Old Colonial house
needs some repair, stream through
property. $40, 1000. cash.
1900 ACRE8-CAttle grazing farm,
plenty OF streams. 2 barns and
2 silos, farmhouse and tenant
house. S1T6, 900, terms.
3l3 ACRES-cattle grazing farm,
> houses. cattle feeder barn, in
Madison Co. $4,000. terms.
400-ACRE cattle araEing farm mr..
Warrenton. s-rm. and 2-bAth
farmhouse. all Necessary farm
buildings. S135. 900. terms.
Many other farms and Develop
ment properties. Call me for your
RUFUS c. wAPLE, REALToR
Accredited member Of the National
Institute Of Farm Brokers. Phone
533-0227.
Evening star., 1963-02-09
MoURTAIN PROPERTY

FORT VALLEY. APPROX. s acres,
.LoUDoUN CO., nr. oOoses Greek,
IBLUEMONT. Loudoun Co. 10
rms. 2 gSTSSs SsIhs; I 4 stsT4v serss; sio'46O'
GREAT FALLS. VA. PL. 9-216l
sO-ACRE MOUNTAIN RETREAT.
part cleared with beautiful stream
through property. towering tim
ber,. hunting galore, on good state
Totai TSas 30 pr,ee yeSs ss o. vitb befa
terms. also have several other
larger or smaller tracts. For appt.
phone owner. Winchester. Va.
Code 703-662-S434.
Evening star., 1963-02-09
COMMERCIAL GROUND
BUILDERS
INVESTORS
SpECtU,ATORS

S4 - - @~@@ =
In order To stay in business you
must have merchandise.
/. R-A-5 uow Density apartment
house ground. d. e. and Md.
2. c.M.-3 0ight industriAll close
In NE. area.
3. Apartment house ground, suit
able for $50 units, ready 10 60
4. Townhouse land available.
3. Various other tracts OF acreage
industrial, commercial, apart.
ment house, Fairfax Co.
Charles Co, Montgomery Co.
Breyard (Fla,) and d. c
Brokers Projected.
RARE oPPORTUNITY for sale OF
trade for farm. to 5 acre ad.
joining P.R.R.. nr. Bowie. Good
frontage on hard rd. City water
clear and level. Can be zoned c
and !. Ideal for r.r. site. For more
detail call or write. CE. S-Sl5s
v. cAGolANo. Bowie. Nd.
VALUABLE COMMERCIAL SITE
8 miles from d. c., Rte. z
between Tysons Corner and
Z Corners shopping Center.
$4,000 50. II. Priced under
g per 50. #. Call Mr..
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
REAL ESTATE
"a. 4-a77e Res. IA. 5-s2Ia
Evening star., 1963-02-09
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR SALE - 3-bedrm., 2Iz-bath.
air-eond home. Florida West Coast.
Trades considered. 652-O311.
4 LOTS and estates. below cost, 5
yrs. ago. Must sell. OWNER. JU.
S-7755
Evening star., 1963-02-09

sth and o 81 NV. De, 2-4700
CADILLAC '62. turquoise with white
top, ,4-dr. sedan. air eond,. excel.
sond;. $4,000 miles. $4.i95. KE.
Evening star., 1963-02-09
AVIATION
BEECHCRAFT

NATIONAL AVIATION CORP.
SALES AND SERVICE
OF. 4-76b5 2fs-5u97
"3a' BONANZA. ,56s hours IT..
10 hours s.m oh, ARC III system,
ADJ. full panel. rot, ben. Must
see 10 appreciate. Call 2i7-Flss.
Evening star., 1963-02-09
AuT0M0TlvE A MISC.
MOTORCYCLES
SAVE MON

BMw.k2e 1870. 5000 miles. sx.
s.llsnt egSeiipa Best siisr, Call
Evening star., 1963-02-09

oPEN EVERY EVENING TIL eP.M.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
7020 Arl, Rd. Bethesda. OIL. 6-770O
CADILLAC 81 Limousine, z pas
senEer. let black finish. beautiful
condition. Save hundreds Of dol
lars. Sale price Sl.2se. Cash.
terms or trade
Evening star., 1963-02-09
IMpoRr-sPoRrs

Wv 81 sunroof. snow tires, Wv.
excel; eond. Some extras. Good buy,
FL. 4.7294. .--
Evening star., 1963-02-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE SOTO IS Cdr. hardtop. ps.
pe,. T. h., turn signals, 4 new
tires, auto. trans. Excel. cond
S375. 762-li25.
DODGE '83 Dart no" 2-dr. se-
dan, Si,Sgg delivered. BANNING
a. son, $500 BALTIC. ave, Hyatts.
VILE. Md 77n-7400.
DODGE 81 Pioneer station vas
on V-S 4-dr. factory air con-
ditioning, auto, r. and h., pS..
p.b., solid Yukon white finish.
original immaculate interior, snow
tires. We have had many calls
for one like this, won't stay long,
come IN and inspect and test drive.
Evening star., 1963-02-09
HOWARD COUNTY

LEESBURG AREA-l40 acres, 8.
and other bidGs. Level LAND. All
fenced and open, stream N every
field; Only $4,000. FAIRFAX
Evening star., 1963-02-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
lcONIlNuEpl

CHEVROLET so Bel Air 6-eyl..
powerglide, T, and h.. excel. cond.
81 sos or $3.50 cash and take
over payments, 776-74S7.
CHEv, al 4-dr Impala. real clean,
auto, r, and h. Only Sl,Ba5.
Evening star., 1963-02-09
Cherner-Shlrllngton

CADILLAC '62 2-door coupe. maize,
factory air conditioned, .p.b. ps.,
elee. windows. 8 way elec. seat.
5000 mi. Like new. BY OWNER.
"a. $50. OIL. 6-5p76.
Evening star., 1963-02-09
PALMER FORD

Hamilton o.. and jamestown I'd.
W. Hyattsyils, Md, Ar LOLA
OPEN SUNDAY is-S -
RAMBLER WAGON '5s.. sood rub
ber. Runs good n. and T., stand I.
trans. Call CHI e-kA21,
RAMBLER 6g white convertlbie.
Sale By diplomat. eKeellsnt eond.,
sg,O05, caff Monday, kb. 4-e64f,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

BY JOSPHANE LOWMAN
Register and Tribune Syndicate
When you think of outdoor
activities and sports, do not
forget bicycle riding. 1t is
splendid exercise-and fun,
too.
1 believe that many more
women would enjoy riding If
they did not feel self-con-
scious about it. Really it's
out of date 70 feel that way!
In many countries. people Of
all ages ride, often using
cycling as a mode Of trans
portation.
This form Of emancipa-
ton added more happiness to
the lives Of women than the
right to vote. They must
have sat around crocheting
lots of times when they
would have preferred a good
game Of tennis or golf.
Going back to bicycling,
don't be tirnid about it. I
just recently had a letter say
ing: MY figure is as trim
as when I was a young girl.
There are no fatty deposits.
I attribute this to my bicycle
riding. Let all the gals take
heed and bring out their
children's cycles to ride.
That's how / got started,
with my sons first sized
bicycle.
81 am Al years old and ride
about one thousand miles a
year. I started riding IL
years ago when there weren't
many women riding. People
used to stare at me but they
don't any more"
Here is another note which
reflects the fact that women
are still a little self-conscious
about riding when they be-
come a bit older. This letter
says:
Dear Mrs. Lowman:
Thank you for your article
about bicycling. I am 81
years old and ride. I was a
little afraid people would
talk about a woman my age
riding a bicycle. So again
thank you"
All I can say is, If they
talk let them talk! Go ahead
and enjoy yourself. Anyway.
with the' emphasis being
placed on the importance Of
exercise, and examples such
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guest speakers at the l4th
annual convention Of the
National Federation Of Lie
cenSed Practical Nurses, Inc.
to be held october % through
November /. s
The convention will be
held in the Claypool Hotel IN
Indianapolis.
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Miss Wiley, Mr.. Niemitz Are Wed

of Holton-Arms School and
Centenary College for Wom-
en-. She was presented to So
ciety at the 1855 Thanks
giving Cotillion.
Mr.. Niemitz is a graduate
of Concordia and Lehigh
University. He is employed
by the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany.
The couple will live in
Bethlehem.
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Beot-the-Heot Course
Popular With Tourists
women's News Service

MALAGA, Spain. - Beautican Pillar Rey SO, has
doubled her business by introducing "bea-the
Neat" beauty course for visiting foreigners.
Her recommendations:
Only light makeup. and toilet waters instead Of
heavy perfumes.
Short hair brushed and shampooed frequently.
it long, put it UP that the neck is not covered
Loose. sleeveless cotton dresses in light colors pre-
ferably white.
No stockings, and no tight bras or girdles.
Loose sandals: never hgh-heeled, pointed shoes.
No pajamas at bedtime. Instead, loose cotton
nghtie.
No iced drinks If thirsty suck lemon or drink hot
tea with lemon. but no sugar.
No alcohol. and wine only at night
Keep windows OPEN but keep shutters closed. Shadow
reposes you. Learn the joys of the siesta
Lukewarm bath morning and night massage and
perfume feet three times day. and rub neck with ice
cubes when you feel faint.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F.
Wiley announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Joan
Ruth Blue to Mr.. Volkmar
Niemitz. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerhard Niemitz of Bronx,
N. Y. The wedding took place
yesterday at All Saints Epis-
copal Church, Chevy Chase.
A reception followed the
ceremony at the Columbia
Country Club.
Mrs. Niemitz is a graduate
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Area Women
To Speak

Two local women, Mrs.
S. Resi- of the Department
of Labor. and Mrs. Agnes d.
Beaton, director of the Wom-
ems Division, Allstate Foun-
dalton. will be among the
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WHY GROW oLD7
Pedal Away Problems,
Pounds onu2-WheeIer

as the distinguished DR.. Paul
Dudley White setting the
pace, bicycling has become
downright stylish.