davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-07-19

, great distinctive snow bump al
about $4,000 feet.
From here the ridge narrowed
to a knife edge and I took over
the lead. We were moving slowly
but steadily. with plenty in re-
serve.
Soft, unstable snow on the
crest Of the ridge made a route
on it both uncomfortable and
dangerous so I moved a little
down on the steep left side where
the wind had produced a thin
crust. This sometimes held our
weight but more often than not
gave way with a sudden knock
which had disturbing effects on
our balance and morale.
After several hundred feet OF
this the ridge suddenly eased and
in tiny hollow we came upon
the two oxygen bottles left on
the earlier attempt by Charles
Evans and Tom Bourdillon.
It was with some relief that
we finally reached some firmer
snow higher up and then Clipped
up the last steep slopes and
cramponed onto the south sum-
NIT. It was now 8 am.
We found that our first partly
full bottles of oxygen were ex-
hausted, SO we disconnected them
and threw them aside. We turned
on our remaining full bottles
300 nterS Of oxygen which should
give us four and a half hours
going at three liters per minute
Our apparatus was now much
lighter, weighing only about 19
pounds, and as I cut steps down
off the south summit I felt a
distinct sense of freedom and
well-being. AS my ice ak bit into
the first steep slope my highest
hopes were realized. The snow
was crystalline and firm.
One Moves at q Time.
We moved one at q time. I
would cut q 40-foot line of steps.
with Tenzing Delaying me as I
worked.
The weather for Everest was
practically perfect. This did not
mean that it would be an ideal
day for the beach, but equipped
as we were in all our eiderdown
clothing and windproofs we suf-
fered no discomfort from cold
or wind.
After an hours steady step
cutting ascent Cup the ridge
that followed. we reached the
foot Of the most formidable
looking problem on the ridge, q
40-foot vertical rock step. We
had seen this step through the
binoculars from far away Thy
angboche and realized that al
this altitude it might well spell
the difference between success
and failure.
On It's east side was another
great cornice (masS Of drifted
snow) and running up the full
40 feet Of the step was q narrow
crack between the cornice and
the rock.
Leaving Tenzing to belay me
as best he could, I moved into
Evening star., 1953-07-19

Friday. May 29. 1858. 1DGs the
day man first climbed to the
peak of Mount EUerest-29. .0O2
feet high. the top of the 1Dorld.
The British expedition 1D1s
headed By Col. John Hunt, 1Uho
picked t1Do ttUo-man teams to
make the attempt. One team
tDas forced to turn back 800
feet from the peak. A second
team started out. 1t ,pas COM
posed OF Sir Edmund Hillary, a
Ne1D Zealand beekeeper, and
Tenziag Monkey. a veteran
SherpG guide. On the night of
May 2S. at a height of 27,9O0
feet. they slept in a fapping
tent pitched on a tWo-yGrd
shelf they had carved from, the
SnoU and rock. FOLLOWING is
Sir Ednund's own account of
the nert ddy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
~ WAYNE okTvuR
lRaF Sen pawaanl

NV YORK "a robot invssioa
af Ameriean homes h taking place
om . mass scale.
re numheF az maior housekald
Eyeglasses n use has about douhlsd
IL he shoTt Epan ef seven years.
kislng wages hsxe priced ssr.
vmnls heyund he reaeh oi many
hamez. and rising family imcomea
hava - eleciFieal and mechanical
hnnsehold aervania b range 81 nd.
lions ef olhers.
Wa ne total q Amesienn homes
lmeFeaslng a Per cert since ths
end Fl world War n. from -
miles 10 20 million. ne mmmbar
wired for electricity has nmped
b 8 PEI cent.
Meanwhile. TIE aumhsr e hamez
STA sseetrie rsirieeFnloFs las h.
creased N per cert, those wigh
eleeaxie washers as per cema. wlsh
vaeuum eieaners - per cent. and
vita eleetrie iFoners les per esnl
Many ether devices desiGned b
make home lie more pleasant o.
housekeeping easier have mada
her way INTO malions Il house.
haId4.
one side result las been az
numeroas homes. bailt before such
widespread use a heusehnld april.
anees. had % be FeWirsd Cor heavi.
e. leads ef electricity.
he numeFical totals 1--WE dra.
matte evi6snee Il ske BIG lncrease
IN TIE nations productive eapae,
nv.
These estimates # homes equip.
ped wlih varioas appliances ~
ne in6astry paelieatlon Eiectri.
cal Merchandising &c iets and Ne
present tine ave a. IDEA: Retire.
eraiera, Ie.Too.ooa n 1sas and 81.
Fso.m nows waaAlng maehinaa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

The economic experts are almost unanlmouslv aZresd
that business Ia 1864 viii net be a. good IN many lines
a. n 1853 Though there good indications that de-
Tense spending cannot be- cut 10 any considerable degree
there other signs which indicate that civilian pro
duetion n some fields has ~ as caught up with demand
Moreover. there several large crop SURPRISES
dominating Che farm picture and the prices received By
farmers have continued 10 decline steadily for over two
years thus eomplicaiinR the problem Of predicting
farm conditions IN 1854 The best answer 10 the latter
question ! one Of wait and see since the President has
promised he vii eome up with farm program In jan
uary Until this program and svalnated one can
not attempt 20 see very far into the farm future.
There are to ways Of locking At the present econ
os situation IN The United States The optimistic view
point 70 point u recent business announcements show.
ng that 1853 IS gong 10 be record profit year for
American business One ean also recall that In late 1852
recession widely predicted for ths year and that
instead q recession, 1858 has been the most successful
business year record.
One can also recall that many economic experss
predicted recession during the last half Of 1883 and
far such recession he's occurred Therefore, on the
basis oi this encouragement. could predict another
good business Tor 1854. since defense spending WIN
remain veFy high. and since consumer demand : ex-
pceted 70 remain very high.
In summary, then. We must conclude that Il i too
early for anyone 70 become alarmed business pros
poets IN 1854 On the contrary there L every reason 10
expect that business N 1864 win be better than average
since demand i expected 70 remain high and since In
come vii also remain high Whether the widely-predct-
ed reeeion next year viii Be severe. extremely mild
one eannot positively say. although inclined 10
believe The recession Of 1854 - n would eal Il that
VII Be- extremely mild and that 1855 win be rela-
lively good business year for the great majority Of Amer-
can businesses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Hal Boyle
Says

NEW YoRK W-Your day.
dFeama grvw W - yoa DO.
las fact Is eiving ne quite .
headscke. Ny daydrsams used d
be faa. New thsy'rs hard mensal
wurk. To EEL you ne truth. M
daydreams are heginning DO eve
me nighimarea
Here. for example. Il my oldas.
and mosi favoriis daydream:
Dswn h hreAking on ne plalns
90 | re ~ 20 . small campfire
diam0unt stlfay frum my tired
poay, and PIT dowa ny smokins
nns
A buekskin-ela6 Aews dusins ~
ne IRE throws ez . hlankss amd
lncks ~ druwaly. n 10 Buffalo
MI himseH.
~whsrs yoa bssa. Half" hs ass
"1uzi sAot ne iszzs b.aHalo. :
ruply enrtly.
~Im to darkT"
90 eourne. IN ghe dnrk. As
man 80 aAoots : haflalo ~ day.
iiTha IL . eoward
~fea eant ean ne fhat" aaya
BalIAlo 81. reaeAsna Sc his -.
Scr.
~nFaw. darn yea aEaw9" I say.
my go hand hsxexlag lac cage
taloas. BgInla b. lookB IL NJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

sissl Ersy eyes ana sees dssSA IN
them.
Il wss juss s.jokin'." h SAP,
lamely.
wei. I wnsua I answer short
~. "Whea yon kil baifala. you
sci EN- 10 the raalFead wogk
ganga, dont yos1"
Yeah. " says BuftAlo IN M
pct . hFlag with ne
wei. you know shat Tn Roinl
10 DO with NJ i.g7s buffalo. Bai'
Tn a7soing 10 give 'em al tres
b ne planeer moshers 81 Ameries
80 a. thsy ean feed her kida
Wy e. yoa Suppose tAeg az cal
ne 'Bufialo Hal. ne hoahsr' 4
PAR"
Buffalo 81 Is 80 sshaned h
esxers ~ ~ hesd with IS hianke'
like . pEairie dog. End 6 arsam
Wen. ahous ne tine e ny soSf
hlrshday this aaydream bsGan q
see q ht threadbare ] 60
ashamed e making per esd BAT
iAle bA FEEL ashsmes
l lsokea aFeund So . 80 nFa.
IA ny dayareama an8 faane AAm Z
Real Estate III" 49, I've has
hothinR hsEs wne slnee
ms ReaI Estate na b VI
Ian xeekendorl, Ne lxb4less Ma
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
The SIREN Of SILVER VALLEY

.ugreom filtered throarh ne
aoorway, permltting Inn % sc
tne fGrnAahlnxA Ne altppe& 40 %
~ eoorway ard peered arosznd
- ul1na as st4n4lng n frat cf
tie hfepiAcs iookinE dosn intq
- aamea Then cama the pound
e hocls ard z aairk knaek 90 ne
aoer ~ aaia ~Whe h -
Tea Ia Dwutnn@
Sc unharred the deer ard
cpened i sd slepped ogisits
sed hnard tae nan report -Sene-
eody eemin' fo&gin' - ne valley.
-slap Mn See who ltk-
II was 1egIs ehmnce. A soia waa
80 enftscnrmered ncroaa re cor
ner e TIE lixingroom. Ne slipped
thruah fhs docrway. ellmeed
aW4IIy ard xiently ever i ard
croaxhed hehind III He euuhdn I
hasa fcund . better pla1e toF
IL bsas e hoofs grrw lssder
thGn re tempo slowed ard cease,l
a1oantheF Presently Jea hard
lhem again. a1vanrine Eiewiv
Tkay hallnA oncs mere ouiside
ne docr mna hoots pcunded the
Rnllsrv hour. aharply. purnonef,li.
" Tha lmarh rnttlcd ard Dana.
We had eurne IN ard harFed ne
aaer. aald VIE h a.
SAN eams ne culd view q
tha iawyer. ~Iat me IN
Jet heard TIE anund ~ 60 haF
a. ske remcved ~ the faint sauesk
81 kinnns e. ne deer opened fic
hard Il clase again nnd the bar
50 Nd. Diaaa said Tn elad POI
eaHas. Sam. AwfsIiy Elaa
-lndeedf foufs noa bali a. Giad
m 7 nm-
There as en- edge "a - vors
uhat talA the nNlening teH that hil
aeed had indeed taken ruol .s,
TuT haA gons an4 Baddy
- turned away from Ruth. bui
- caught Nm By an arm and
Gtnpped Inn. ~buday, 700 re h0ld-
M out On ne again wat ere you
aad Jen Payne Nd to-
Z ean't tel you. SEA- NJ 49,,
1t 90 e nsT; ] gut - hurry
"A volca npoke from the dmfkneel
hehind them. You dhdmt burn
fast enuunh a0n. PIT - youf
hnm4a TNl.ts tirsa - mnsnf Il max
that arrest gthck
AZ Sanders stepped into the
hTht from TIE opened cabin door,
HIS run covered Buddy and ne
he'd 4 pair 81 hmndcm4A
'n1tdy sad. -Ali Ny eusA man,
30 cant arrest ne noW
fhat'a what you think stick
oat your handa
~But ne and Jeff nuddy
bFnke On. rumemheFina - prum-
O. He feit aack innids and wery
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
By lanes MmIow

Ne promised 10 work toWard ne
earliest posslhis sulHilon II ne
tar hurden Tar cts sehedulsd
90 60 into effect 1an ! we're
agreed upna b Congress before
Eisenhower took office. n fact. hs
may ash Congress Cor soms kind
ef tan Increase. az he ID nak Cos
q six monfh exiension oi he excess
profits tan.
He made ellminalion a tAs buGs.
ei deficit the firIi ordeF q busi.
nsss" lNext year h may b. EIGHT
o. nine hlllionsl He promised a
''proceed promptly" ir amend the
Taii.Hartley labor lsu. lNofhinE
dons on thls End MsFfin ? Durkin
cut o. secretary az labor In dis
agreemami ever proeedurel.
Eisenhowsr promised q ngu
farm program. q may be uaxelled
early IN isst. Hs has urged nat
social security eoveTaEe b e..
fended % Tea miiiion mere pecple
ard seems SIRE 10 recommend lhis
next year.
Hs made Sod a. his promise Il
. neu loyalty program 70 esi al
of security riska IN TIE govern.
ment Ne promiasd Q review n
TIE g0sernmena tax strueture and
ses 40 . study group Ger tat VIA
eongretstonai approval ~ reor.
ganifed . nambeF II eoxernmeul
departments and SCI up . tommia.
500 10 stndy further improve.
memix
Hs promised sisishood fsr Ha
san fThe Hsu1e approved, bui NJ
- so sasried - IN ne seats.
whieh nag ct seat pearl.
Forsien-
He promised % uork Coz gAs end
e ne korssn Var. ga sn6sd. ~
- a. uneasy tfueeD. lie ufEsd
greater uniiieafinn IN Western Eu.
rups. fWaHlsrn Eurupe atln kasn'l
So NJ tha aingis EuFupsan armyl
hs promised % hflp as eoan.
Tvs allies. lHs eushed forelHn "a
thfuagh CoaEress. tlthougk lssi
tAan tAan hs aaked. boossed hslB
ler ne Freneh In fndochins
niFsnglhsned ne srmsd fsress u
soulh Korea. save free isod b ~
East Cermansl.
Peace viiA Russla sppsars a.
naarsr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Jon Hall Stars
In last Train
From Bombay"

Joa Han stars h Last Train
Prom Bombay." Columbia Pie.
lures --latest adventure tale ef
aetioa, murder and exotic lntrigue
op~nlng today al the Monroe
Theatre. a. . Young diplomat new.
ly-srrived IL India who finds him
sell TIE obiect of both police pr.
suii ard assassin terror.
From the beginning. Last Traln
From Bombay repeatedly moves
via cypress train speed Han finds
himself accused 81 numbering = Cor.
mer army buddy turned reneKade
and i forced ~ Gee from beth TIE
pollce and . lanailg band of axsas-
ans who are ploating eiyh war.
Aware that TIE assassin rag
plans 10 blow 40 TIE train sarrying
TIE famous Nawob og Janipar. %.
ssnlate ~ India. Han finds himnell
n > desperate race against tine.
unahle b turn b ne police fos
help. e. even 20 bis 0un Embassy
hs seis out not only 10 prexens the
wholesale murder. but 10 halt ne
eeriain political disaster which
wouid result from the Nswob's as
sassinaiion.
Hollywood reports . fine east
supporting Han In last Tram
Prom Bombay Featured players
Include Christine Larson a. the
lovely Engiish Tourist who joins
Han IN his desperate rendezvous
with terror; lisa Ferraday - :
Bombay BEiTl wish ~knoek.out'
beauty. aud Douglas n Kennedy
a. the wOnldhe assassin whose
murder preeipltates TIE thriIis-a.
seeond acton 81 TIE film.
s.Lasi Trasn Prom Bomhay''
vas produced b. Sam Kafxman
and directed b. Frcd y. Sears.
Robert Vale Lhoii penned the
screen Play Cor this Columbia pic.
ture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

Chapter u
lie MOVED along ils psrimiisf,
II huxgln9 me rmilA wEaitna 80
lookuf nbuua nm carefully II
kifrhen was dark. goe4 an halle
"a eons - their Foom y " -
Via He siela foFweF1 ~ -
nack dooF. prnyin9 tnsi
unharreA ne hn6 Feaehed -
rfnps whsn . CARA nAspe ere9tea
trslf h.sfnre Nm ard Q v0ics
oarked ~8old 10 Ne are yoaS
-, pssS ....!g! VS'A 'sa Ne sd
-YeA NJ eoah. Jem roa
slansa tool whatFe yo~ aaan
hares~
JET pus lnis rs vsAss Al q
as1p~rsas sppsai - eSuld Su@'
mon
-Taahsaens. y0u'vs So = -
ma sam C0np&F y On rs wa1
here - haxa IA CT vita pinnA
Thay murdarua Dmn Dsntnn
Tomhslans: In really q swear :.
ii nut fhaFea Ne evi4enco anz
now tat they're gulng % ~.
d oua ] wana b Ct lm4.aa wneFs
4 car owNwhnmr them I pTumisa
yusa Tomhsaonn. lhaa I'm nct @
IND % harm nnyho4y unie@ ,.
turns oul q be 4 uluf1aFer ala1
ssts Ne n . eornsr. ! givs go -
word
mere was q lang silencs. o.
Tmmha1omm ami4 N@a'ra mmmkm
me 20 Be false % ~ bom
~only 4 yosr baaa b mtxsd -
In murder. Even yea woaldn1
stand Cor hat 10 matter heg
nurh yoa shimk az m Dgnion
foa say yoaFs ia som =
Listen ana hope thas tley1l
t.lk frssiy. thaakias thsyrs
Aeain there rs . slienca 80
in Il thev eouid hsar ths rapld
drum ol distant houfn They wera
coming - tha valley ard fnal
rhats CnopeF." sd JED teht.
Tomhussns mounsed ~ 49,
and punhea open the dor. -oe
on In. An4 II youvs trtrked -
80 heip ma Fn Ill yua mYnali
ana eelieea that Eve hundred -
ward fFom SAM"
Jea aaiA -fhanka Tomhsinns.
Tanks 3 mllltoni- He leaped -
TIE steps and stole inte ne dMEk
kitchan. Ne found the table nne
not n his hands ard knme4 EEL.
fnR around In TIE dnFknenn IL
fingers touched TIE edEs e ne
trap4oor: il was aiIahtiy ralno6
Ne whispered ~Yoa IN ihefsf-
and eo1 q whi.pared ~fesi- Is
en- answer.
He rot 30 and lipaned Into -
diningroosM Lght fFum tha Nv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
The World
Today

WASHINGTON R-openlng u
kind II umbrelia under Which al
tha Republicans wtli wani 10 taks
cover calls Cor . magician. Prssi'
denl Elsenhowef has assigned hin,
self ne - n iss&.
he hopes 10 Develop Q program,
he said recontly. Which VII seFvs
a. . real umbrella under whiek
kis party's esndid4tss esn operstz
Ia ne 1854 eleetioa year. A d.
mamie foundation. he called a.
Just whai Ia his prugsm fos
1854 After almost . year IN offlcs
shere are paris Il 4 watch ha proe.
abs doesnt know himself. jet. o.
taxea. forsign uads. agricalture,
Cor instance.
In 1873 he created Q batch Il
commissions 10 help hin PIT 70
eethar = program hs eould presena
% congress. oaly thoss deaiias
wiih houslnn and iarming may re-
part b. the tine congress returns
IN January.
Hes In trouble wiih some q ~
own Republicans 4 ~ suggests {
farm program RADICALLY dlfisrsnl
from The present cBe Some kepub'
licans wlll fight hin fiercaly 4 h
suggests ralaing taxea.
II ~ any chance his foreiEz
trade commissioa shoaid recon-.
mend loser tariffs. BE- q h troaois
with those Repuhlicans who con
aisiemiiy want hiEnsr ones
IN shoFt. be may fed his I'm
breIla nos BAG wnough. formel
Presideni Truman I'D Ne aams
trouhis wifh his nsmoersts.
ne tine 10 Fnpi1ly apprnaehin1
uhen he must make recommenda'
teas % cangress. Repubiiean iead.
ers e congress lave zen ealed
% TIE whiis Heuss Dee. iAi1 d
talk ever he proGram.
b fhe end of fsSa. kinenhoweE
win have been preai9an& almos'
two years. whieh ahould hs lon6
enoagh fsr any admizistrstlon =
she's whai & ean e. Here ars
some 81 ths promises. and tAa per'
fnrmanxa. b dnis.
AZ btams--
Ne pvmised b Fednee gwen
menf apen1ing. lTks adminiSlFa'
tea 80 Congress CT n bliss
cellars 81 ia hu1esl eaiimais q
Preni6su1 Trmmaml Eisanh0wsl
drupp4d waga and pFiee cnntEsll
and prnmisse % eneck lnfaflea
(Elxing eosfs hase enntinned 4
rise sd are 81 . peakl.
aie talkad a hmlanelna ~ ba1G
81. tAl6aa nDw saY = nag not y
ponsihls befars July 1. isEsl. ~
ialke6 e rs4ueing the puhile eae1
whieA rs 81 11s k1lioa 6s1arl
uksn ke tesk ofliss lIf't So q
most # tAe laaal hmii e as -
hons I'd whem coaHrasu rsfmrnl
Ne nav ask Il ie permit ths CO..
ernmenf - g. huftAeF into 6ebi b
raalng the hmal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

hs1plrsx -Pleaas. Al ~ Ne -
taul 81 "a cuuae - tumorrou 40
Eivs myssa 40. ] pfomise go l
Hl88f@
std oui yuur GSnaAs -
peased AZ remarzslszziy.
nsa8dy looked e IN pleadinEly
and 49, only lraa dstaruainafla
n - marshals farw. We uftered
a wxaan ard he'd oalt hm wFaa1a
Ard - rufs snappeA
csme aionE- sd Al -And -
faanF bsxinra this uana
wait . ninuie. Al LET ne al
% R1ih luSt . sn<nndf-
Make u Enappy she ean fseeA
hns noup fFum - hntal fnF yea
n1a1Y WHISPERED - his SISTER.
HGet TIA 6n and for nash nake
aoan fall mel JETS hi4ln' II -
huuza where ~ cnn oEHTheaF
ukzt Sagn Coouwr ard uiana 80.
He tanks ny kilied Dan pemtom
ard hes tryin' - pEoVa b. Ha
nee3x e witnem and a wns - BE
uss. CO dsun ard send ~ kerxef.
Tel hin % st mo tha hoszss
aaue Nay and he IN the ve2e-
tahie cellar ss's ~ can hear -
MI 80 "a thma fuF met
Raths eyes aamed DO ~ xsu
- yoazx boots wiii-
THY dia "a 50 dgun Dasaa
\ azld SAM ~ tine
fIa lntrrrupted her viii . rSuE4
gesture. -AnYiun8y In me hounaf-
-Noboty but Nara ana 49, N
her room. san
-Whsres Iasif-
Ia ths bankhoas 80 -
men-
IN taks q Lea ar~una - -
uFe"
lie cFussed b eAs bearooun wina
opened tha door and louked dgwn
TIE kal Ne elosed ~ dooE and
came back. alancina swiftly ahulzl
HIM lie paEsed JeTn enFmaF -
went into TIE dimlm9Fnom -
Jea beard ne nermpa ~ q mmazA
sam peerud CT nto tha kItehaA.
thea cane bsck iaio Ne hxia9-
Foam
~Sam-s ahs beean aenin
Again ~ lntarfuptn6 I'll ~
ard 80 lisieA we're seialima -
tcni9hL ne Starts are hcknd -
III see hat they say irke4
Her votce 80 vsry quis1 ~xe1
say we're ogtIllnR - tunIaAk
Yea mean nat we're eoln9 - -
married rlaht awaYf
mean aoGhlnn of ne mnF9 n
making q cM4h eatGlnmam1 with
YUu and thea yuara naosin9 Ell
fou'ra nellinE tha ranrh d -
iock stock and Barrel I have -
papers here ell Fsady for yer So
nalufe
we ~ ummMmmm1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Today's
Business
Mirror
Nv San nswson

I17.1iT.ooo ard s2mon: vacuum
elsaners t1.1m.ooo and zs.iG. coo
electric ironers, i.sza.ooo and J..
sloooo.
There has been a huge upswing
In use 81 many ether appliances
sarh Is electric mixers. whieh
Jumped from almost noyeify status
= few years ag0 10 more than
liza million now.. and diahwashers
WHICH now aFa IN more fhan "a
million homes. Raom air c0ndi.
tioners are IN TIE sane category
Win ne han mlliaa il use Al
me siart 81 this sear experied
% Be doablsd OF trshlsd b. year.
end.
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ne mere addliion a. applianeas
b homes. Mere and mere a Is
appliances have auiomaiie eonirnls
80 they practically eperaia them.
selves, such ~ eleciFie ranges Ghas
lwih turn Themselves O.. coca 4
meal. and turn thamselVes oil
again whils TIE boasezlls Il oui
ahopping.
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CLOCK radio that not enly wakes
you b music but turns On an elec.
trie appliance q lttle ahead a
tine. and win have ~ coffee
az ready for an eye opsnsF. More
than three msliiun have been MADE
IN TIE past two years.
7he number Il homes wigh radio
has increased trom - million @
nearly Is million since Weird War
II and the total number II sets
N use. inelnding eKtra seta. auto
radios ard portahles, has Jumped
RON s. million % more tAan Ioe
miliion, b. estimais a the nei.
works. And televixiaa sets. a. which
there we're only q few thousand
seven years ESQ. have passed the
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Nagions site % John D. Rockefeller
lr.. 81 4 tee mlllion dollar profit
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San Franeiseo. and oEns o. COO.
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states and three ftFeign c0unfries.
xeekendorf doeant seen 10 knew
himself where his nexi iremendoas
deal i coming of Bet II ny
daydreams ! was making him look
lie . mlnox league cemelery l0s
salesman.
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