davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Grace Kinney. IA. ile3
Carolyn Gun, CH. 4oS&
FARMil,-,...-E.SrATT

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SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.
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ONCE IN A LIFE TINE

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TokfS eoa RfNr

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% Il sgiiAeas eh.icEes. wsat
shoes. yaraseeds owsER. ok sc.s
rxcrLlENT eonNrH iocArioS 10,
So s;st7'' ]. ss &C 'FRss 4a6s 5 s"'' w.i:a I'll
DOWNTOWN. epposa,s Ns.ansrs. End
stare, suitable ter Snigaps92t
sts inesits RITZ CAMERA, sis
ssis oEoscn avr-Lsas, WIZ
rpeo terms By OWNER, or e-si
after 8 . "a is
SEVERAL wsll-Ieeatsa tscms ia
turedt 10. rent ans may suit ycaf
business Ma SnSR ia'
saao BLOCK PA AVE. NW.-Flns
location. good lease anc rsAA rent
AR. WEfssBERo. An essi ests
TNo NEW STORES for rent IN T.
ktors shorpins center. suit aas
type Of eualness. in rspie-sroslns
community, loe 3 ni- ~ of Ale.
Fl snitisf S,s! L. As 20, scr, SI 'lGFss ssss sfs IN
med pess. Parking unlim Phpns
Al oATs OF "a S3es --la
coz sroRf. 9th ana kennedy nv
Dale shcw windows snG hsrt
q ALLISON EA SNlA IA
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Heart of Fairfax Co.

BROOK HILLS
Two beautiful lots In good rssidsn-
ssy t s arss nsa sa., AnasaSa .issSoIsood
taxes Buy / or both Of these iots
before price rises. Sits viii euy
/ lot OF ] i acres.
EASTMAN & SEAY
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SACRIFICE

For the snan investor. 9 eomnlsts
ss.Gcs ssGs,: sD''. $500 BOO q e..s s:.'' neon: sssss
2.i00 n, VIC. I4th and fairmont
al, NV. CaH ncw. for an sppctnt-
psss p. Z Z ,s.p'sI4 s.. sMssss n. HsafAss1its9sS siss;
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STORES AVAILABLE
OFFICES FOR RENT

OFFICE AyAILABLE n Century
BIDS Ala hth ~ ~; sinsls rooms
or suites newly rtdecprateci elsxa.
CO e ss!e' fsd 7sS EHohSs iess :. r.sHbss Us 81
HALF or ovyicr IN Southern slds ;
seascnasls rent Phon. Ma 1898
WILSON BLVD. Ss,, cl.r.naon sne
sSs ssi'. e:f'f esh nh ssAs4 s'6S 81 a'ls2fS sssS
Or 9 EXTRA ls. rm.., snd Or.
=, Nm nv, 81 s.l "a a$ss, ,,,,,, SiI Z,
AfTRsSTrsr. Fl si' IN sM.lp p rsg spos sory1ct'
furn. or urfurn recepttonix, .tsls-
scs phcns .nss..T1ins &, serves n.sss ia'Insd es.
ractrTloNs 3 oSs:i ol.ssn: sso .,sesnsss oe nah
TONED downtovp hldsi elevator
ssrviee; reasonable price BOSS A
PHnps. INC, 14i7 X st. nv, Ma
s.aooM SUITE. With pvt, ,a7s,ery ,s
o,,,,. on ans ; :, hSor; son, sas sth ct, 't. n
EN4hl ssssi !" asS sS'' IL, o, sac ,1,s a,s .
ne. I rms. . baths. ciosst spses
pvt. entrance to street RA. ass6
op,1S3s 81 S9 ssiyslnA.lr 81 .,n,l: ss 7ssn.
fE. fi;: Is|s'ss'aHiss ssHss :':!;|'' Is ~;: ;:''|i Is:
COM. AvE.-rmmed poss excel
oppor. for 2nd-h once OF studio
ofssssa. tSi' s.se q Rr s.ss .sss g. oil A..,
AffKox. is,oSe 50. IT. new, we'll
lighted once space, with ample auto
EAsMiNoTos Natl AfRr6Rf,
rAfr AZ Islb sLDo.. 1908 X st. NV 81 yer,
atory.. = BLK. from ststisr Hotel
and TO inspect call HENRY J RcnH
NC. lo24 VI ave, NV, phone
coMsINArrox 81 srupro-ory,cr is and
purposes h hour sSitessosrd end
i'I.Gn u .m. "'siss Ab' ssss. a '''s ssis i,ss sss
,s,A il; n,s AsD n Sis. sE-rn.iTe sna
q; q. untssn, az s pises :. rm'. low rsn.. AZ
p1sliAsi.I oSyicI SPACE. / ~
aath 1t. n:y.. is Carroll eve.
T.a2@s T,aa2 v,,rss, rs,t A.. HnrRs s1as's' ssgs
dnnoaIoEirowSd nIepI. i,e' snd s. .u,sss,. ,ss va ,sa
sanssss Hoop' rs ~ ps sfa..IitT' .Il1 ''melnie ss.
~ D0CToR On LXwYxR-oeors..
t2sp- ist sommsrstal gone beau
son tsl s win fs hSYis s..sn. e sRlsnals s.s con
tg1 1888 Conn ave q prorntneQ. re-
avaiia Die; s Aoors and basefnent. 81
M. ffse. n e0 ssso. 20 ff22rs ff2rs 4 fHIIrs, ~
1914 NJ ST. NV.
Rsnss rsduced Al q part q med:
per door. Ground and above q. have
show windows and can be uase for
disriay purposes Ideal tot pre-
es.i'oais c.a ah ssxaf. srr.f1d'uss 81 $50. 0'''
PORTLAND BUILDING
ll2s Vermont Ave.
sinsis reoma ss2 . $50. Two o.reom
suisss Rsnssi includes fuli eAes
Marx Winkler Management
LIZ Vermont Ave. RE s2oo. Ia
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
Oness svsilseis for business. pro-
fessionsi and trads oygansxssto
l24o Conn. ave, AID. 520o,
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MONT0. CO.. MD

Approx, 100 acres In i.sytansvs,i,
viz. lc1s ftensass sa q enaatsse
read, t.ta- hnase, safTF barn Tnss
farm % . sesod ssr. Owner 10 snins
70 cell
We aiss have many sssss saoss sne
pssss Laashua. EuuEwr ) on.
UlE. Real Eztste, Ts4s Oeafsstsss q
rea Beihss<a. vi 1oz1s ewes VT
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30 Down. SIS 4 Month
AUCTION SALE
42-ACRE FARM

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ANNoUacfho
SMALL FARMS

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for shisksHs. safeen. trEfsa. sss
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$50 Down, SIS 4 Month
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Nr. Fredericksburg. va.
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Warehouse, 10000 So. Ft.
Fireproof.. NV. location. . doors.
tected, air cond. ofices, practically
new. Contact SAMUEL r. COHEN
FR. S340. lis
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uor WAkTrp

Tor. with TgH;fiss and fF15ScsTss-
ten asailshie. pressr szenrean Nd
Give partscaiafs Boz 4s2-5. as.
7e-rOoT YBoNr, ., c. ~ essxsf "
lue "A owe fsn assa1A ID 4eS
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susuRsAA sAIE-vtRGIkiA
CUSTOM RuILT

A rambling brk New EnEiand Gaze
Cod situated on lovely I-ecfe
corner lot II you are an, interior
decorator st heart you yi1 oeiiSnt
In nxing this home. Req aceo 70
S29 800 to enable this work 10 be
done. The section Is called Country
Acres. located IN the Country Club
area Built for the present owner
8 years ago With everT detaN for
gracious living Center hall with
20 g liy: rH ,, lFs, q S,a Z a,.I rP b.1.n. and
suite. complete with full dressing
rn. and full bath, other twin
size bedrms. and full bath. 80 t.
rec. rm. with drepl.. bar with run
ming water. maids nm, full bath.
A background OF flowers. shrubs
ASPARAGUS bed. stra wberry bed and
many fruit trees: exits on ist q.
/ leadinE to rose garden. another
70 brk. patio. Open Sat. and Sur.
2 TIL dark Directions: Out Old
Domizlon dY. 70 35th st. No. right
to 5203 and open sIEn.
HALL REALTY co.
Courthouse So. .Arl. Va, Ow. 5s5s.
OK. 1907. ntEhtS and Suns OIL
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COUNTRY pRoesRrY-sssY

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hthlnE heATty maids etfs sSesi
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tlee nsl nsnts JACK l. kifaHA-
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BROOKHAVEN

Select ycQr hones!.e Ia this new
ard progressive Subdivision, All
EAt-GcFe lots Para R3tA trkea 20
minutes from doNntown wAsh.ns-
ton Ideal RAMBLER sites Buy your
lot where yocr nttghhors are coa-
genial and where your children will
grow W in pleasant hrAithfGl sur
roupc!ngk Small down payment
easy terms
OK. 0200-CH. 1922
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BELLEVUE FOREST
IDEAL RAMBLER SITES

IDEAL hAM6LEn Sl1 ES
Field once and exhibit home. cpsn Z
pm. untE dark; wooded honesttes,
located In nearby. Aritnston, neas
the extension Of the oeerEs wash
Completed along ths rivers edge.
lots with from Soft, frcntage Up;
toverinR hardwood trees. 4eo-ft.
elevation. soma with stream. sons
with view Of the fatrway Of tns
washingtor Coli and Cggntsy Clne.
Tne proven community Of Indissd.
uaIiy cesiene6 quality housing: No
two homes alike; highly restricted,
al improvements IN % transper-
tati1n 20 downtown waahfnst9n.
Dsrecttons 20 reach: Over Key Brtdss
and beax right On Les hwy ecn-
tirns on Lee hwy. Z q rifles 20 Mil
tary I'd. rignt On kslttasy rc. Ia
miles TO house opposite self course
lexhibtt home sign: or eross Chsin
Bridse. bear left On dsehs re. g
Military I'd. and ieft 90 Mtltavy re.
10 house q posite Rcaf ec0rss.
George Mason Green Co.
Exsiasise sgsnta cH- 1855 sysa-
CoLoRED--sse Dows. IS pes ysss.
ss.sers "a; i ioss. sias R sne T drs. = Il b. nss e.
FHA subeiyisicn: sxhepL store and
coLoKfD--asss CALI rL AZ
Turn riFht q sosh asd csntss sse-
ne.--s0xi00 r.. With ] rn- usAsr.
800 down and ses Der No. pAVp
COOPER 600 , o. s-vs sA ssez.
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cAPCTi REALTY 90.
Ss~a' "a sEss 80 - lat -
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as@4ess sr@ ssSsass $50 -
$aFH RSEsstyT -sy.ssss s8eAs
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p seSsss sxsA @sAsasss slts
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oLNEy REALTY co.
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Virginia Cattle Farm
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Grace Kinney. "a. il63
Carolyn Gun. CH, 4os&
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7-rm. brick. ranch: ! master bed
rooms and den on lst foor, large
finished rrn. on 2nd suitable for 9
bedrns. Ia baths on Ist floor,
Center hall with closet, unusually
large liv. rm.. with fireplace and
bookcases. full-size din. rm., hit.
equipped TO please the lsdie1. Spe-
cially made woodwork and color
scheme 10 blend with all rms: elec
~ lures match the decora tions: full
bsmt;. finished rec. rm. with " bath.
with 175-ft. frontage Open daily
until 8 pm. H. BROWN, Owner and
Builder. CH. 1874. -l5
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AcRfAcE f3a SAll

- LOrt vita ssvss airsety n ane
of tbs Anesf ian1 Il ths q. 6. ares.
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sor assss ne Ne, In sss gsses; go 9, e, ssr
Zen isEsss E.sss Es.ss ~ n, ss:.G ..,.s. e
7te 7th q. a.v- TX $500 ~ o..
is-leax rnAcr. hlsA rsss,as hes
ssss ssss 90 attractive 'sraa Al A.hi'n
IAknAM. y6p.--oxnss wszi san i. Z
OF . acres. else. city wasAg. nssf
oay i vtxcxvT nssi Kssis. rs
siD~; evst. ~ aibl. lis
is-ACRx TRACTS % csrksssirs.
ti 500 each. 8 yFs, 10. psyl psm
WITH eesn r&yzssnt. IL. 6&&1, --~is
RfyER Ed. fctasasr Esrt sssssers.
MD Hcnrss ~ and inFes1ssrs.
acgease 90 K3ssr re rsNSts .
mfirs Of .. G, Re<fwfIis ss@k. IFS
sEAk ASNAspALE--Aprros. 3 sesss
cn Oss os.less I'd ! feasc1asss Frles
ara tsrsas HAWTHORNE RxAlTY.
KE s-ess.a XII 5-sssSH ---lt
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RAILROAD SIDING
INDUSTRIAL PROF. WANTED

'EsSn'E:sS ES1a;:s 1sa;sIa sssssts . ':s::'
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

STORE SPACE In new bldg, suitable
for drugstore. liquor, display rm..
ONCE space 2nd a.. l to 30 ofnces,
ne. Bladensburg I'd. nr. New York
ave Box 49-H. Star. IA
zone; willing to help remodel it with
suitable tenant; for bus purposes.
Call WO. 1149 for further mforma-
ton. -l5
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TWO ACRE. WOODED
Tract, bounded on sids and rear BY
pretty stream IN one OF nearby y.r-
stnia's nicer sections. surrounded By
attractive homes bleck from main
smaller lots IN ssins neighborhood !.
less than haf-hour drive 70 down
town washington- Phone GE. 1857.
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4-FAMILY APIS
6-UNIT--S24 50O
RoIond Coe

Detached brick 4 yrs, old. Income
S3s04. less than 81. times rent
SAM ROSEY. AID. 2T6O. is
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III. PETERSBURG. FLA. - Choice
homesttes nov available In beauti-
ful North East Park, . vital part OF
a., petersotrss North SIDE rssidsn-
luxe homes; attractive low prices,
easy terms. Send for new illustrated
folder. CRlSP REALTY co, 64s
Central ave" st. Pesersburs. Fla.
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kARR niDG., ti0 I1th 81 y. nf
Cona and x stA.--Nev modern at
tfsrt;ve essk spAes, for thoss xhe
want Tia e&xi Reception. MAI.
ssftehboArd and stenosTaphie ssr-
vice can pl ZOO. -is
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LAKE. JAcAsos &sas,s s.t.t.
trent lot seVa TsrnA ~ slsA.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

and Nine. Nassef; Alex. grandson
Of the Ambassador Of Ell Salvador
and Sonora de Castro. and Rita,
daughter Of the Military, Naval
and Air Attache of the Finnish
Legation and Mime. Enkio.
Others are Chantal, daughter OF
Mr.. Georges ]. P. Sale. q member
of the Military Fund Of the
French Mission. and Mrs. Sale;
Annabel, daughter Of the British
Minister and Lady Hoyer Millar;
Virginia, daughter. Of the Greek
Minister and Nine. Economou-
Gouras; Amelia, daughter OF the
Military and Air Attache Of the
|Guatemalan Embassy and Sonora
de Weymann; Franz, son OF the
Military Attache Of the Haitian
Embassy and Mime. Haspf; Thor
son Of the Icelandic Minister and
Mrs. Thors: Daya, daughter Of the
Education Attache Of the Indian
Embassy and Mrs. Krishnayya:
Ziba, daughter Of the First Sec
retary Of the Embassy Of Iran
and Nine. Mahdavi; Inam, daugh-
ter Of the Minister Of the Iraq
Embassy and Nine. Bakr, and
Claire, daughter Of the Counselor
of the Irish Legation and Mrs
Brennan.
In addition, Donatella, daugh-
ter of the First Secretary Of the
Italian Embassy and Signora Or
tona: Feriale. daughter Of the
| Minister Of the Legation Of Jor-
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Miss PouIson Is Bride

andria, was her only attendant
and was costumed In purple
satin. Her flowers were . spray
Of poinsettias and the bride car
ried shell pink roses.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. Edward Anderberg of White
Plains, N. Y. Mr.. Arthur Douglas
Of Hawthorne. N. Y, was best
man and the ushers were Mr..
James Bucham of New York and
Mr.. Willis.
A graduate Of the University Of
California at Berkeley, the bride
has been a member Of her fathers
secretarial staff. She lived for
some time in China and only re-
Gently returned from q tour Of
European countries.
Mr.. Anderberg is . graduate of
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dan and Mime. Haikal: Elaine,
daughter Of the Counselor Of the

dan and Mime. Haikal: Elaine,
daughter Of the Counselor Of the
Korean Embassy and Mime. kim:
Clavenda, daughter Of the Coun-
selor of the Liberian Embassy and
Mrs. Bright; Gabriel, son Of the
Attache Of the Lithuanian Lega-
ton and Mrs. Kajeckas; Nancy.
daughter Of the Mexican Ambas-
sador and Sonora de la Colina:
Mikan, daughter Of the Neither
lands Minister and Nine. Reuch.
lin; Robert, son of the New Zea-
land Counselor and Mrs. Laking;
Guillermo. son Of the Nicaraguan
Ambassador and Sonora de Sc
villa -Sacasa: Tove, daughter Of
the Economic Counselor Of the
Norwegian Embassy and Mrs.
Kjolstad: Zia, son of the Pakistan
Ambassador and Mrs. Ispahani,
and Marcela, daughter Of the
Peruvian Minister and Sonora de
Aramburu.
Still others are Emilio, son OF
the Philippines Minister and Mrs.
Abello; Joanna, daughter Of the
Commercial Counselor Of the Pol
ish Embassy and Mrs. Litynska:
Antonio. son Of the Commercial
Attache Of the Portuguese EN-
bassy and Senhora de Ferreira de
Almeida; seneya, daughter Of the
Saudi Arabian Ambassador and
Mrs. Al-Faqih; Maria de los An
geles, daughter of the Air Attache
Of the Spanish Embassy and Se-1
nora de Prado: Dritta. daughter
Of the Military Attache Of the
Swedish Embassy and Nine.
Mplier;; Adelaide, daughter of the
Counselor Of the Swiss Legation
and Nine. Fuchss: Fawwaz, son
Of the Syrian Minister and Nine.
El-Khouri; Tipakorn, daughter Of
the Naval Attache Of the Thailand
Embassy and Mime. Abhakorn:
Nimet. daughter Of the Military
Attache Of the Turkish Embassy
and Nine. Tulga: Tysie, son Of the
Second Secretary Of the South
African Embassy and Mrs. Botha:
Soledad. daughter Of the Venezue-
Ian. Ambassador and Sonora de
Pocaterra. and Lillian. daughter
Of the Yugoslav Minister and
Nine. Filipovic.
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Representative and Mrs. Nor
ris Poulson of California were
hosts at q reception In the
Thomas Kinloch Nelson Parish
House on Seminary Hill, Alexan-
dria, following the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Erna Bea
Poulson. to Mr.. Edward Ander-
berg.
The wedding took place In I'm
manuel Church-on-t -the-Hill Of
the Virginia Episcopal Theologi-
cal Seminary and the Rev. j. L.
b. williams ofilciated at the cere-
mony at 4 o'clock.
Representative Poulson escorted
his daughter, whose gown Of cream
satin trimmed with pearls, was
worn with . veil Of tulle. Her
sister, Mrs. John Willis Of Alex
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Engagement
Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman L. Ander-
son Of Garrett Park announce the
engagement of their daughter
Dorothy Lee to Mr.. William Ray
Patrick, the wedding to take place
in the near future In Christ Epis-
copal Church in Kensington.
Mr.. Patrick Is the son Of Mrs.
Patrick of Arlington, formerly OF
Columbus, Ga. and the late MIR.
Patrick.
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Dartmouth and Columbia Uni
versities and Is an economic at
tache with the State Department.
He returned short time ago
from q tour Of duty in Marking.
China. and will again 60 to the
Far East, this time with his bride,
when they return from a trip to
the Bahamas.
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Luncheon
Continued From Page DID

ranking guest not now In oficial
position. Others at the luncheon
were Mrs. Joseph E. Davies, Mrs.
Stanley K. Hornbeck, Mrs. Max
O'Rell Truitt, Mrs. Parker w.
West, Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin.
Mrs. William 8. Culbertson, Mrs.
Marvin Cramer, Mrs. Eric Johns
ton, Mrs. George Maurice Morris,
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Mrs. Basil Manley. aunt Of the
honor guest: Mrs. Frederick Live
sey. Mrs. Tomas Cajigas, Mrs. Carl
McCardle, Mrs. Helen Montfort
Mody, Mrs. Robert E. F'reer, Mrs.
Frederick Mitchell Gould, Mrs. Ed
ward Acheson. Mrs. Thurman
Arnold, Mrs. Samuel O. Clark.
Mrs. Robert Sherrod, Mrs. Walter
Wyatt. Mrs. Marie-McNair and
Miss Hazel Markell.
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In the News

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Saks and
MIR. and Mrs. S. Meyer Barnett
will entertain jointly on Tuesday
evening at a cocktail supper party
at the Maydower.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Julian Brylaw-
ski have closed their residence at
California, Md, and are occupy
ing their apartment In Townley
Court for the winter.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-11-04
By ROBERT HANDSHIN
Grain Terminal Association

The farm bill finally passed by con-
gress is great defeat for all those
who wanted to cut farm prices deep
| ly. The big industries, the US Cham
Der of Commerce, the big newspapers,
the conservative politicians of both
parties, and the Farm Bureau, took
a whale of walloping. They aren't
going to get their 60 per cent or SO
per cent of parity schemes this next
year. All their hard work last year and
this year to punish the American
farmer and make him pay for the bus
mess recession in undone as far as
1850 is concerned.
They had hoped to put over flex-
ible sliding prices for farmers while
business, manufacturing, transporta-
ton and finance go on holding up
their prices by shutting down produc-
ton. That would have ruined thous-
ands upon thousands of farmers, fore
ed debt and/or Farm tenancy.
Of course, it would have been
swell thing for the corporation far
mefS, the ShoW-place and sidewalk
farmers. With hired farm labor get
ting cheaper again, they could sit
back and wait for a lot of small far
mers to be driven to the wall. Then
they could buy farms cheap again.
And the ordinary run of farmers
would be back in their "place," not
so independent" Things would be
back to the good old days., with a
few ruling the roost, the many in dis
tress. That's why the gentlemen far
mers of the Chamber of Commerce
are for 60 per cent.
Farmers Union Did the Trick
But the Farmers Union went to
work to get full parity, not some per-
centage of parity. The Farmers
Union asked one question from one
end of this country to the other: Who
will get the other 80 or 40 or so per
cent of parity, if the farmer doesn't
get it? The answer is, these same
groups who got the 60 per cent of
parity law passed. They were up to