r% 'IV/lWiWl •Interwoven’* over • the • calfnrup inc’udes vertical itri|a*«t, icat checks, bird s eye, allovcr lots and herringbones lo blend with suits. The sports scene ncludes the Hogue, an ankle-ength bulky stretch with a -weaterlike rib for wear withAide wale cord* and homespunleans. There also are competenon stripe* in deep sporuwear colors.Esquire's newest overt he-' alf length is named HandoutKnit, a Marvess Expando nylon oaisley pattern that should lookLog Dwelling HitBy Fire, DestroyedVLANCASTER, Pa (UPI) —Amodeled log dwelling valuedlt;l $17,000 was destroyed by lire iuesday at nearby WashingtonBorough as firemen were delaved by heavy -now drifts inreaching the scene.The occupants, Mr and Mrs.\bram Barley Jr . managed toflee safely in ther night clo’hes. Eire men, following snow’ plows, were able to reach the home 45minutes after the alarm.The bla/e was believed caused y a faulty space heater.tCamp is competition stripes there also is orlon-nyion veiousin eleven colors.New CrewsMarum otters a wide variety of patterned over the calves but really new are the thick knit high bulk Otion nylon crews intwo tone colorings. There also are competition stripes and, of course, velours.The Adler Company is looking for tall men with extra big feet. They boast their ankle-lenglh “British Broguecables, will fit si/e* from 10 to 15 The stretchability is due lo a spandex wool yarn combina lion.Adler's over the calf socks include a Varsity Club in anOrion-stretch nylon heathermixture that looks like the newsweater blends and comes in such colors as smoke heather, tweed heather and whiskeyheatherThe NAHM also notes there arc socks spedifically de*tgnedfor every sport—boating, bowling, golf tennis. And itattributes the new outburst of color and stripes to new olef n fiber and yarns which takeeasily to bright dyes for multicolor combinations.■ 1Doylestown HospitalJan. 27. 19M BirthsBoy — Bruce and Mary Jane Sergeant, 25 E. Butler Ave., New BritainAdmissionsMrs Martha Fernando*. 403 S Main St , Apt, A-205, DoylestownMr Robert Hogan. 203 Hampshire Drive, Chaifont Mrs. Marilyn Baughman, 33 Bruce Drive, Holland Mr. Robert J. Ballentine, Neshanunv Hotel, NeshaminyMrs. Erma Whitman, UpperBlack Eddy Gray Hampton Moffett Jr.,910 Limekiln Road, RI) I, DoylestownDischargedMr Walter Compton, 1753 Fleming Ave., Widow GroveMr* Helen Brodhead, 761 Limekiln Pike, RD 1, DoylestownMrs Ruthcda Phillips, HoneyHollow Kennels, Chaifont Mrs Harry Vandegrift R R 1,Furlong Mr- Gerald Kinder and Bin me Lynn, 86 Duane Road, EdisonEvaporator Goes To Work On The SeaIslandPeoplellai'pII ater ProblemBv C. J PARNOWt nitcd Press InternationalCHARLOTTE AMALIE. St Thomas, VI. (UPI) —Down his way “where the nights are4ay and the -tin shines daily onhe mountain top” the popula tion shares a problem with many of the mainland's big cities—a water shortage.number of tourists, but the population has swelled to an average of around 500,000 since the Communist takeover in Cuba and the recent troubles in the Dominican Republic caused vacalioners to seek out newpleasure spots.However, here they are doing more than merely conserving he available supply of water.This rising population problem, although the island's birth rate has been fairly stable for years, ha* worsened the water problem for the islander* andas ri»ri*nflv a* Anril fhf» islandup to Westingbouse ElectricInternational Company, the *ame company which built the giant deslating units in Kuwait.Point Ixma in California and later moved the Point Loma plant to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, when Fidel Castro cut offthe naval base's supply.Westinghouse designed engineered and constructed theplant and not only added 1million gallons a day of freshwater to St. Thomas’ reservoirsRoute 611 (EastonSHOP 'NB! tij'WskFully CookedSMOKED PICNICSCity Dressed FreshPORK SHOULDERS» •Lean Stewing8EEE CUBES• •