davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01

ures of relatives values than net en-
ergy values.
Comparing Economy Of Feeds
One method of comparing the eco
nomy of feeds is to compute the cost
per pound of total digestible nutri-
ents in each feed. This shows which
feeds supply total digestible nutri-
ents at least expense. 1t is a correct
method Of comparing the values of
feeds when protein-rich feeds cost
no more than those rich in other
digestible nutrients.
However, in most parts of the
United States, concentrates that are
rich in protein generally cost more
than those which are low in protein
but rich in carbohydrates. Digestible
protein then has a greater value
per pound than digestible carbo-
hydrates. Under such conditions
some method should be used which
takes into account not only the
amounts of total digestible nutrients
but also the amounts of digestible
protein in the various feeds.
Sometimes the method is used of
computing for each feed not only the
cost per pound of total digestible
nutrients, but also the cost per
pound of digestible protein. How
ever, even with this information, it
is often difficult to decide which
feeds are most economical. For ex-
ample, one protein supplement may
furnish digestible protein at the least
cost, while another is a cheaper
source of total digestible nutrients
Considerable experience is neces-
sary to balance one factor agains-
the other in estimating the actua
relative economy Of the two feeds
Base Feed Pricing
Another method is to place def
mite price on each pound of tota
digestible nutrients and an addition
al value on each pound of digestibl
protein there is in the feed. Thes
prices are determined from the maj
ket price of common or base Garlic
hydrate-rich feed, such as cor
grain, and the price of a commo
i protein supplement. Tables can b
worked out on this basis which sho'
the relative money value of variol
S feeds However, any such table ca
E be used only so long as the ba:
: feeds do not change in price. II
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01

cows. On the other hand, for fatten-
ing cattle or lambs or for swine,
ground barley is worth only 81 to
81 percent as much per pound as
corn.
Again, barley injured by the scab
disease is satisfactory for cattle or
sheep, but is injurious to pigs or
horses
Gull beans are another example
of a great difference in the value
of feed for different classes of
stock. Uncooked Gull beans give sat
isfactory results when forming not
too large part of the ration for
dairy cows, beef cattle, or sheep,
but pigs do poorly on beans unless
they are cooked.
Stock Glasses
These examples show that in or
der to feed any class of stock most
efficiently one must not only con
slider the amounts of nutrients sup
piled by various feeds, but also
know the results that are actually
produced when these feeds are fed
to that class of stock. For this rea-
son, have spent much time and
energy in compiling the results of
the feeding trials conducted by the
experiment stations in this and 9th
er countries, in order to draw safe
conclusions concerning the values
Of the many different feeds for the
various classes of farm animals.
AS yet, the relative values of only
certain of the most important feeds
have been determined by means of
feeding experiments with the vari-
Gus classes of stock. For other feeds
we must base our comparisons or
their content Of digestible nutrients
or net energy and on the general in.
formation about their usefulness fol
the particular kind of animal.
It should be mentioned that ne
energy. values measure the value
of feeds for production and not TO
mere maintenance. In maintaining
farm animals except in hot weather
the chief requirement is for heat t
keep them warm. The heat used u
in the digestion and assimilation Q
feed helps keep the animals war;
just as well as heat produced other
wise.
Therefore in computing ration
for wintering stock, total digestibl
nutrients are more accurate mea
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bat es iie ilttmer segeben, unb fein
Haft fann lie aus Ger @elt ibaffen
llnb audi feine mebr ooer tpeitiger
itarfe fooeratine 8inoung. SsSn ieoer
@eneinlGaft lit bel aller 2ieb 1tnb
Srell 20 biiiele Salidbeit audi babel"
gsur bob beltte ein ,pabIamer sSeino
Dor Sen Soren itebt. Dieiem Sei1o Sic
9ubnieBung ser Oifferenaen au bers
tuebren lno cine gemeinlame Sront
gum Sbub oes inneren uno bes du-
Beren 5rieoens 5u bilben, lit oas er,
flarte 3iel Ser ltnt5,pan3ig 2anber
Ser beioen amerifanil6en &ontinente.
9lls Spre6er ser Ser. Staoten
faBte StaatsIefretdr 8ean 9ldeion
ous @erf Scr aonferen5 bnbin 5llloln-
men, oaB reiierne 8anoe" einen ioL-
den 3nIamnenbalt idaffen, CAB fei-
ne SonOerintereiien cine Srennung
5ll betpirfen pernogen. 8ei Der fouc=
gialen 3uIammenarbeit eebe es feline
utStars" rno feline Gaiallen, feiue
Sieger uuo feline 8eiiegten. rgSir bu=
ben alle geponnen, lpeil l1nlere FUN
oamentalen SSntereiien gemeiniame
SSsntereiien iino."
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AuH npm EpIprkrpis
S3iirid, sen 80. Ot1r5 1851

Sebr perebrter 'Serr N1tt
&ieueid1t erinnern Sic iiD nodl an
neine 90tiIiionsreilen i'm ,Sntercii: Ser
Gio5eIe Gbrr in ben 3mon5lgerjohs
ren.
Canals idon lerntc i1 Sic ho'b.
lt)iben ourh Ssbre geiltpoIicu 9l-ti.
fel int ,8anoerer' uno S5rt Sitig.
felt int Central =Gerein.
Sier IN ser Sdlpei5 leie id Sbre
Irtitel uSunoert Sabre fotboliibeS
9eben III GRinneioto" Sd, finoe Sic.
Ielben 10 1bertpoa, oab id) i'm Snter=
eiie Der Sod)c ielblt, mic olh ser Sir
hengelhihte Ser Ser. Stuoten es
wiinIden mus unO es onrege, oiele
s(rtifel III 8u6fortn ser 3utlluft mo
Ser @elcbicbte 5lt erbolten.
Seiner5eit belt i6 ocm Gr5bii6of
VteBnter III 8olbad), als Oanals be-
tier 3enner leincr epilfopalen 9lftipi-
t1t in BEN Ser Stauten sic @robz
reoe unO lullBtc ulld, bnb or iiber Die
les Sbema Didtige 9lften gelammelt
batte. $50 Nun olleroings Gielelben
iid) finoen, Oos lpdre intereiiont uno
liher nohpenoig, oaB mon iih be-
miibt, oielelben beraus 5u finoen. Sb
nidt Mlgr. 9reig, oeiien Ioo Sic an
5eigen, ctpus oopon lpilien fonnte? ?
@ure cs nibt audi gut, oaB oeIlen
gtatlaB oiesbe5iiglid] rtnterIll6t mir
oe?
9lla ih Sbre elrtifcl las. oadte ib
unDlllfilrlid an 8ildof @isler ielis,
ser oarnals in leinem 8uh ser nWoz
oernismlts" uuf oen v9lmerifn1lis=
m1s" 10 ariinolid) 5l1 ipreeben fam
ltnO ebenfnlls bon Gube1lllp Elm bobe$
9nleben belpnbrte. Shaoe, oaB Ser
lelbe iebt nidt mehr lcbt, 1pie uuh
9iidof Shmio.
Seit meiner Giidfebr bon Sen Ser.
Staaten, 1uar i6 piele Sabre uuf ser
bildofliden &an5lei in Gbur t1tig,
begob MIDI 1888 na6 Stdfa, llm BORT
cine nel1e 0inlporagelueinoe 5u grim
Sen lno cine Gereno=&ir6c 5u baueu.
Scit onoertbalb Sabrcn lude id nun
Oen Eelt meines 2ebens i'm groBen
srbeiterQltartier in r3iirid -S6pu=
menolngen" 5ll berbringen, Inn bier
cbenfalls cine St.=8allus z8en1einoe
uno ct. .-8ollus=&irde ouf5ubauen.
Sd luGre Sbnen Oanfbar, lpenn Sic
olli meme perlonli6en Soften fiinf
iolher Bidder 5uItellen 1piiroen, Inn
lie gelpillen 9lrhipen 1lno 8ibliotbe.
fen. uie Giniieoeln, ct. @allen, Git
gelberg 5ll5llItelen.
SSn Gerebrung llno nit ol15ge5eih-
meter Sodld)dtl1ng griibt lno oontt
Sbr in GbriIto ergebener
5. Soflinger, Br1lot,
Observation-Disclosures 60,
3iiri6 81.
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frr5lthlr Rtttr rtnrH heutfdlrn
MilftnnarH

Sn elmer fir9Iib bliiberoen, aber
armen, gut fatbolii6eu Enlargement.
De in Baraguap, Siio.amerita, feblt
oringeno Elm gang beideibenes &irh.
lein ltnier lebnliditer Bunif, oas
@otteybous auf pergangene . tern
fertig geItellt 5u baben, ging leioer
ni6t gang in grfiiaung. gs feblen Die
Wittel. ltnier aller Soften uno 8e.
ten lit nun auf 8eibnadten 1850.
0a es lih Ourhtpeg UNI drnite
2anobepolferung banoelt - es itno
nlBer Baraguapern nud oeuti6e, poi
nilde, rltiliihe uno onoere quite &a.
tbolifen porbunoen -, miro Inn Die
giitiee 0titbilfe ser 10 oft betp1brten
fatbolii6en Garitas aus Sen Ser.
Staaten gebeten. Seoe - al1d bie al.
lerfleinite - @abe, Ole in in einem
gelDobnli6en 8riefe per Slugpoit
(5ebn Gents Eorto) auf meine oolle
SeruntDortung gelaltOt tperoen fann,
nt1nmt Der unter5ei6nete oeutIde
Eater oanfeno entgegen. 0uittung
miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die eolen
5reunoe rnb @onner Der angefnnges
nen Sl..&rell5-&irde miro monatlid
Ser Se9en elmer beilisen Meiie a1fge.
opfert.
SSSnfolge Der politiiben unruben in
Yaraguap mogen sic bite ettpaige
giitige @aben in 8argelo uno gu.
idriften nift mebr an mid nod 8a-
raguaD, ionbern ab bel1te nur nod
an meinen smtli6 mo tirdlid3 8e.
oollmdhtigten Serru Sole Otaper,
GaIilla Gorreo, go. 1861 in 9uenos
aires (areentina) per SlugpoIt
(5ebn Gents 8orto) in einem itarfen
l1mIdlag, gut 5ueetlebt, auf meine
pollite Geronttuortung ietroen. Sr.
Waper iibergibt mir Iofort uno
prompt Die 8abe. Ser5lidites Ser.
gelt's @ott i'm Gorous!
iSatber Sole areuiIer. S.V.D..
Eurroqnio Santa Grll5", Goronel
9ogooo, Soroguap, 81. slmerica.
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ten Sirtenamtes aufioroert. (auge,
nommen, Die nit Der Yrii fl,ng zines
Sales 8eauftragten bdtten iid) &C.
irrt, 10 bdtte 8ott anoere @ege, nm
Siele, sic gr erreiden tpia, oud 81
erreiden.) Nad Der bon Gbrilh1s ee,
gebenen Oronllng lteben niht 81,
WpItifer iiber ben Sirtenamt, Jon.
bern oieles iiber Sen ipirflihen ober
permeintliden MpItifern; boran biel.
ten ii6 Die groBen ltnb fiibrenoen mn,
Itiiden Seiligen.
Sic Stride rednet in ser tbeolog;,
lben Eriifl,ng piiionorer 8eridlte
aud nit ser Moglihteit oiaboliiher
Ginfliiiie: Dab nidt MIR bas Ser.
febrte i'm Menibeil, ionoern al,d) vbcr
gole i'm @eiponoe oes 2t6tengels
iogur 81 iebr 8utem, 5lt piel 8ebei
uno 9ube antreiben fonn, Inn CADET
oob Iebtenolih feline Biinide ourd)-
5uoriifen, beiipielsapeiie Inn SSront-
nigfeitsformen sar 2Gherli6feit uno
rad absWd1tm" 5u fiibren, uno 10
piele 5u taltidlen llno bon Ser @ahr,
belt nb5uletfen. @r faun babel ieill
~Snfo9nito" fiir biele longe tpabren.
Sit es allo bie slbIiht ser Stride,
alle OtpItif ooer 1penigitens une Sri.
patoffenbarllng 1no dbnlides, gum
porneberein ols pero1d)tig ob5uleh.
nen oOer perihtlid 5u moden2 81
hcr nidt. Iber lie meiB, oaB es fir
Stride unb reliaioies 2eben 8eient.
liheres ols Gilionen gibt, >oB ser
Scbcnsnerp ibres religioien 2eben5
in Sem Ieiftllm ibres grebo, oes ia
framentolen 2ebens rtnb ser bierars
dilden ginhcit liegt Sic fennt tire
Eeront1portltng, nbie @eilter 81 prii.
rem. Oh lie aus 8ott iino". l1no sic
ehten VtpItifer linb ibrer iSiibrung
germ gefolgt.
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SSn ieiner 8egriiBungsreoe bate
gr1iioent Trun,an in oen porbereite.
ten Cert eine 8ernerfltng eingeihal-
tet, bie iiber bie Tagesoronung btns
aus ipeit in Die 3ufi,nft tpeiien iollte..
@s banoelte it6 UNI Sc olte Sragc ets
nes .3ugangs gum Meer fir oas er5.
reibe 8olibien. 0en St5liiIiel au De:
9oiune bat Gbile in Ser 6anh, lnc
bie &oIung ip1 nibt MIR tenl hnliui-
ihen 9erelanb 5ugute fonmen, ion,
bern olit) oen berourIteten &:;Iteuge
t:eten cbiles l,nb Gerus, oen'n oltrcj
rielige Eandle Ole Balier Ser Jetpal.
ti3en 9ergieen SET glnben 5ls sefiibrt
tuerOen iollen.
9os lit natiirlid 3ufl,nftsmuIif.
Uiir oen slltgenblid mag es selliigeu,
oob in elmer beorGngten lmo G,c1ng.
Itiqten 8elt nod 10 oiel Soliboritdt
uno Sernltnft gum Musorud fonrnet
pie in ben 8elhliiiien ser Mnerifa.
&onferen5 sltsunIten foIlettiper Si-
derbeit fir oie ueItlihe SemilpbGre
ltno fir Die SurdIebung Ser 3iele
ser Gereinten Hationen in &orea
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Dip uanan,prtkantfdlr
Knnfprpns

Ser Berlauf Ser amerifanil6er
sluBenn1iniftertagung in Woibington
bot einen perbdltnismdBis redt giin-
itisen Berlauf genommen. 0ie Ser
treter unIerer 5wan5ig latein=ameri
fanil9en Ra6barn baben quite slrbe:t
geleiitet uno am SbluB ibrer 51pei
!podigen Eagung cine "Deflaration"
segen Die aggreiiiben Madeni6aften
ees internationalen &omnntnismus
unter5eidnet.
Die afuten @efabren baben 0a5lt
beieetragen, bie latenten 0ifferen5ell
3uriid5uorGngen. Oieie 9ifferen5en
erfldren iib aus oem io5ialen full
tltrellen, religioien ltno tpirtIdaftli-
den &intergruno, ser oie 2dnber
2atein-Nmerifas oon ser inbuitriali-
lierten @eltma6t inn goroen inter.
lheioet.
sluf unierer Seite beltebt Die Gr!
fenntnis, Dob Die &luft iiberbriidt
,ueroen nuB 5tpii6en Ser Irmut, sic
bisber bas @rbteil ser Wailen I'M Sii-
Ben tpar, uno 6em breiten 2ebens
lpielraum, ben sic Yrobuftipitit un-
lerer 2anbmirtldaft unb Snbultrie
erm6elidt. Mber 5ltgleih 51pingt uns
ser Beltfonflift, Die 8ei6afflng itra-
tegiid tpi6tieer &obItoffe 81 beDorsll=
gen. lnfere 2ieferunten iino meuiger
oaran intereiiiert, 9ouargutbabsl1 on
5lIbaufen, als cine beiiere Seriorgrug
nit amerifaniiben Brobuften mb
MnIbinen 3l er5ielen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @ilion pcr=
iprad oieIe geriorgung banf ser ae-
ipaltig er1peiterten &apa5itat Ser ome<
rifanii6en 8roouftion. slber bel al
lem euten @illen 1perben ii6 SGmic=
risfeiten fir cine tpirflid bef-:eoi-
genoe 3uIanmenarbeit ergebe11. Oa-
fiir 1perben i6on Die inneren Span.
nl,ngen innerbalb ser &epltblifen lor-
gen. @an5 abgeieben Don ben ielbIt-
herrliden Senoen3en, fir 6ie 0as Ee,
ron-Hegi1ne attraftipe Jorme!n se,
funben bat.
SHE bieie 9fipalitaten uno gifer,
iiihte belteben tueiter. @abri6etnlid
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Uarttaa l1ttn Ausmannprunu

Die Garitas 4&orrelponoen5 in 5rei-
burg beri6tet:
9eaboem nunmebr Die lang erpar=
teten 0urdfiibrltngsb tintmrngen 5ll
oem eripeiterten Displaced 8erIons=
gintpanoerungsgeles Ser Ser. Staa-
ten bonn 16. SUM 1850 porliegen,
purbe nit oen unnlittelboren glns=
MISUNDERSTANDING begonnen.
Inter SEN 5ugelaiienen Berlonentreis
iaIlen $4,000 beimatpertriebene
Solfsoeutide aus peri6ieoenen 0ltli=
den uno Iiio0Itlihen 2anoern, ferner
reibsoeutide Sliidtlinge, oie in oen
Bebieten oItlib Ser Soer- -NeiBe =2inie
geboren fins. Sir beioe @rl1ppen lit
atnerlaBlide Gorausiesllng, oaB lie
Dor bem 1. Sanl,ar 1949 in elmer Der
Beitaonen ooer in einem @eltleftor
9erlins anlaBig tparen.
slnltelle ser 8iirgihaftserfl6rung
(Affibapit), sic bel elmer giniparrbe-
runa in oie Ser. Stoaten i'm &abmen
Ser normalen &uoteneinpancerl,ng
erforberli6 lit. tritt fiir bie 8etperber
,aufaruno oes ermeiterten 0B+@in.
tpanoerunesgeiebes oie iogenannte
rIH1rance for SOME anb Sob" (3lt-
itderune fir 8obnung uno slrbeit)
Ber 8ertpanbte oGer 8efannte in ben
Der. Staaten bat, sic BEL Ser slus.
luanoerl1ne bebilflid) iein pollen nno
-oie erforberlibe slilurance itbernebs
men, fann in oieieln Sinne Sic Sor.
hereitungen al1r Iuslpanoerlng tref-
len. Sir iolbe fatbolii6e gus1ponEe,
rllngstpilige, sic ni6t iiber Gerapano.
te ODER Sreunbe I'M 3ieQano perfii-
gen, bemiibt ith ser St.=Hapbaels=
Serein in Sambllrg in Serbinol,ng
nit amerifanilden firhlihen @obl.
iabrtsorganiiationen Inn iogenan1tc
freie aiiurances. ~.
SIN. Sinblid auf sic bei6ranfte
3nbl Ser 5ugelaiienen Eerlonen trifft
sic amerifaniide Gin1pancerlngsbe.
borbe unter Sen 8etperbern cine lorg,
f1ltiee ausmabl. Sir bie ar,r Gin.
reile @elangenben iibernebmen oie
Ser. Staaten oie lleberfabrtsfoIten
3ur einsebenoen l(eberpriifllng Ser
4ntraglteller auf ibre perlonli6en
berufliben uno selltnSbeitliden Ser.
b1ltnilie iinb 5unddlt 5pei 9nrd),
ganeslager eingeri6tct iporoen. Ser
St.~Rapbaels s8erein unterbdlt bel
allen Gi0selatt<garita ltnl
groBeren Srts=garitasitellen eina
8ertretung. Sieie 3lpeigltellen oes
ct. =Rapbaels-8ereins iino neben oel
gerotung in belonoerer @eiie bel oen
ubautpidelnSen slusmanoerunsspor.
bereitungen bebilflid. &atll16enOe
m0gen iid oaber an Die ielpeils fir
ibren @obnort sultanoige Srts= be,
5iebunssspeile 9io5eianzGoritasi itelle
lpenoen. .......... ....... .....-
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Bepin mar eine &fnatur - Oh
es fid Tim &laiientampf, Sitler ooer
ben imperialiitiihen &ommunismls
banoelte. l1no er unteribieo iib i'm
groBen uno gan3en porteilbaft bon
ben neiiten Der fiibrenoen 5eiteenoiiis
iben Bolitifer.
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GESUCHT! - Wir Suchen
unSern Onkel Otto Klein, aus
geWandert Won Deutschland
ungefahr um das Jahr 1880,
oder deSSen Nachkommen
Wir sind ZWei Jahre hier i'm
Lande. Nun m0chten wir ger
ne wiSsen, wo der Onkel ge-
lebt hat. Sollte jemand nahe-
res Wissen, bite schreiben Sic
an: HEINRICH KLEIN, 816
NORTH SIXTH STREET.
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS.
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EtrheHgahen fiir Nnthiirfttnr
in Scntid)lan6 mno in aleu- Staatc,
Gmrppas nnb Der 8elt

9Ser bon 9lmerifa olls Batete nit
&leioern lmo gB1puren on 9totoiirfti=
ge abldift, apro m idnenIten alno
an billielten beoient, 1penn er @elo
oHer Eafete 0ur6 oie 5lrperl1llige
Serianofirnu SOL. g. Srapel 9p.=
reau 1307-09 Soaparo Street, Srnu-
ba 8, 9eeb., beioreen ldBt. '9ie Sirmo
fat agentl,ren in uIlen Staaten ber
@elt. Sic oeri6afft arniern 2eler1t
aud billige &aten allf 0nl1tpfern uno
sSllpgitreden nab allen 2Gtroern g,,-
rppas.
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Die Silfs- unb Wiiiionsans-
itellnng bes Sruoflgner Satbu-
lilden ssrauenbunSs finbet in
Der .-9reifaltiefeits-!Saae,
Wuntruie nno 8rabam Mue.,
am Sreitag, Samstag nno
Sunntaa, a., %. nuo %.
Ipril, itatt.
Seainu am sreitasnad)mit-
tag brei llbr: Sitgenbbemegung.
YrOsramm adt llbr abenbs.
Maternitp 8nilb: SntereIIante
Sibmna, arrangiert fir Samss
tag unb Sonntag. - 8cteili-
anns Der MiiIionsbriiber mnb
-IdJmeitern im Satisfeitsfelo Scr
Naditenliebe. - Grfrildnnacn
erbGltlidJ. - Gintritt frei,
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Die fritiId)e 6altuug Der Stride

II
, 1951-04-26
Take Off Ugly Fat With
This Home Recipe

Here is an Inexpensive home recipe for
taking off %ungainly weight and help bring
back alluring curves and graceful slender
ness. Just get from your druggist, four
ounces of liquid Kennel Concentrate. Add
enough grapefruit juice to make a pint.
Then just take two tablespoonful twice a
day. Wonderful results may be obtained
quickly. Now you may slim down your fig
ure and lose pounds of ugly fat without
back breaking exercise or starvation diet.
It's easy to make and easy to take. Con-
tains nothing harmful. If the very first
bottle doesn't show you the simple, easy
way to lose bulky weight an help regain
slender, more graceful curves, return the
empty bottle and get your money back.
, 1951-04-26
Public Is '1wy~
For Movie Stars

HOLLYWOOD, April &c (INS)
Hollywood executive displayed
uneasiness today over the revela-
tons and attitudes of some of
moviedom's top figures before
the House committee Investigate
ing Communism in the film in
dustry.
, 1951-04-26

But they were resigned to let
ting the ticket-buying public be
the jury on the future status. of
the stars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11

Mrs. Charles Eby Townsend,
who in May will become the first
woman student in the history of
George Washington University to
receive a bachelor of electrical
engineering degree, will be the
honor guest at a cocktail party
today. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Boiling Rhodes, are giving a
5 to 7 affair for her in celebration
of her 21st birthday. Mr.. Town
send will also receive his degree
as doctor of medicine this May
from George Washington Uni
verSity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11

MNO, W1LLIAW LIWWVOU
DONALDSON.
The marriage of Miss Shirley
Mae Dentith, daughter of Mrs.
Evelyn Rulings, to Mr.. William
Linwood Donaldson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Linwood E. Donaldson
Of Hyattsville, took place last eve
ming. The Rev. Ward B. Hurlburt
omciated in the Brookland Baptist
Church where the reception
followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson will
live at 2813 Buena Vista terrace
Sc.
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$3.50 to s5.95 NEW
SPRING WOOLENS
1885 ya.

Desirable weights, textures and coIors for
your Spring wardrobe. Soft flonneIs, herring
bones, Donegal tweeds, dress crepes, glen
PIoids stripes and plain fobrcs In 54-inch
widths or more The fabrics you want for
suits, toppers, dresses and casual cloths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11

Such wonderful fabric -. easy to sew, eos
to drope and in q whole gonout Of lovely coIors
Pink, copen, aqua, maize, nile, white, navy
brown, tan, grey and black. Stort now on you
suits, skirts, play clothes !. be ready 70
Spring. All 80 inches wide
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5000 Yds. 6oc TO 70c
Fine Qualify COTTONS
49, ya.

stort your spring and summer wardrobe now
-. and save! Select from printed dinities or
botistes, bordered broodcIoths, plain cham
broy, focked voiIes, printed percoes or
printed musIins. In 36-inch or 3o-inch widths.
Wide variety Of designs and coIors
KGnn's-Fdbrics-S Floor
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stralght HOGS lGood oualitrl

12O to ITO lbs. $1,000 to s22.25
mostly $22.O0 per cwt.; ITO to 24O
lbs. S22.5O to S2S.75. mostly S2S. .25
per cwt.; 24O to $50 lbs. S21.OO to
S23.25. mostly $22.25 per cwt.
SOws (Good Quality
200 to 800 lbs, $17.OO to $21.OO
mostly 1881 per cwt.; 300 to 400
lbs, $1,000 to $500, mostly S17.5O
per cwt.; Over 400 lbs. $14.25 to
S1S.75, mostly S16.5O per cwt.
Bears (GOOd Quality
Under $50 lbs. $1,000 to $16.25,
mostly S14.50 per cwt.; Over $50
lbs. S11.OO to $3.50, mostly S11.5O
per cwt.
Stays (GOOd Quality
Over $50 lbs, $500 to $15.25,
mostly S15.25 per cwt.
ShOatS
Medium to good $14.O0 to $24.50,
mostly $500 per cwt.; common
$3.50 to $1,000, mostly S10.5O per
cwt.
Feeder Pigs (6 to 12 wLs old)
Choice $3.50 to $500, mostly
$11.00 each; Medium to good $3.50
to $500, mostly $3.50 each; COM
mon $3.50 to $500, mostly $3.50
each.
Horses and Mules
mostly $1,000 each; Butcher type
$22.00 to $500, mostly $1,000
each.
Live Poultry
Heavy breeds, roosters $1,00 to
$1.50, mostly S1.35 each
Light breeds, cockerels SOC to
zoe, mostly SOC each.
Bantam chickens 35c to 75c,
mostly 6Oc each.
Ducks, Muscovy ducks Csc to
SIPS, mostly $1.05 each.
Turkeys, hen $500 to $4.00,
mostly $3.50 each.
Rabbits, large breeds $1.10 to
$2.10, mostly $1.35 each.
Young rabbits 25c to SOC, most
ly SOC each.
Eggs, ungraded, mixed SOC to
zoe per doz.
Pullet 35c per dozen.
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Home Talk
By: Eleanor R. Cavanaugh
Home Demonstration Agent

The Kent-Sussex Fair in Har-
rington this week is just about half
over. From all reports, it's been
quite success. Have you been in
the Extension building yet? If
you haven't, be sure to stop in. 1t
is set up as County Extension Of
fee, with members of the Exten-
sion staff on duty. We are there
to help you and to answer your
questions on Agriculture, Home
Demonstration work and All
work. We will be looking for you!
The members of the Houston
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Dover is treasurer. The st. Jones
Club has forty-one members.
Miss Myrtle Anderson, President
of the Victory Club of Harrington,
said that her club is going to hold
their annual picnic on Thursday,
August 2, at 600. 1t is going to
be held in Wheeler's Park, Har-
rington, and members will bring a
covered dish. Other officers of the
Victory Club are Mrs. Arnett Pot
ter, vice-president; Mrs. Reba
Smith, secretary; Mrs. Leila Hop
kins, Asst. secretary; Mrs. Bayn-
ard Smith, treasurer. All of these
women live in Harrington.
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Miscellaneous Produce

Watermelons SOC to 60c each.
Huckleberries 25c per Of.
White potatoes SOC to 60c per IS
basket.
Cabbage SOC to 60c per IS bas.
Apples 35c to $1.40 per bu.
Lard $3.50 per 50-lb. can.
Tomatoes SOC to S1.60 per5s bas
Onions SOC to S1.10 per IS bas.
Peaches 6Oc to S1.6O per y bu.
Blackberries 45c per qt.
Lima beans $1.40 per IS bas.