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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22

WILSON HOUsEs-ExceL rms; sgls:
Pyt. bath. $40. AD. 2-92S6;
THE CAIRO HOTEL 1915 Que St.
and doubles with and without bath.
Weekly and monthly rates. no; 2
15aS EYE ST. NV. Clean, quiet
S s. w eS %s sAs eestG on g sHd
1888 18th ST. N.w.-Business-
women; sgle. and dble. rms; clean,
ssessSsss;o furn.; modern baths. no
so 2g00y K;ALoRAMA RID. NV, Of
Conn. ave.-sgle.. dble.; SIS wk. UP.
Cony. transp.. maid serv. AID; f.
COM. AVE. VIC, Upton st.-Lee.,
fri; rm; twin beds next BATH hsis cool:
1754 QUE ST. N.w.-Redecorated
single room with running water
ss for only 1St 81 S Sfek' Nw-pront 100 room.
large closet, unlimited phone; bus
sS WKLY.wIge.. newly dec. front.
next to bath. 1926 Park I'd. NV.
eO11 F sT.-one blk. GNU and AU
night schools; walking dist. down
town; $3.50 per wk:,. up; water in
al rooms; saily Ra!d service: free
BETHEsDA@Man only; lge. ssle.
front rm.; pvt. home; cony. Wis.
ave. bus and shops: $50. OIL. 2,S4s4.
1873 10th sT; 90 cOnyi. .. clean:
plenty hot water. 20
Ice. FRONT RM.. sgle.. mr.. bath.
Also rear rm. and pch. Half blk.
streetcar. bus. $40 es. ia. 9-2735.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Well-
maid service; for refined gentleman.
ASc G; ss26f from srArLER. ZOOS
10Th st. NV. Just redecorated;
maid service; low rent. ME. $3.50.
DUPONT CIR.-Ar men. sgl;;, con-
rm., kit; maid service. DE. 2-0199.
1121 18th ST. N.w.-Clean single
room. attrac. furn;; near bath: run
LARGE DOUBLE, next to porch. semi
pvt bath; suitable or 2; conven: to
everything; prefer young men. RIA.
3-5644 after q pm mr. o,bur MTa
maid serv.; 500 up. No. 7-9s6s.
Ice. sGLE. RIM. for employed person:
also bsmt. nm, refgr;, pvt, entr. M;
podWSeNT TGS ITVi9 9Ss T istR 4 st. n.w@
Lovely rm. with refgr, pvt. entr.;
$12 wk. ME $4,000 or ia. s-531s.
1900 MASS. AVE. N w-Lovely double
maid service. no. 2.95s9. rs
kit PhO Priv, ~. Cali De- De- a-SseS..
$500 18th St; nv. uo .28
P pGRm m hu se' closets TS o H conn and s
MASTER BEDROOM. pvt. shower.
desk; gentleman; Gentle home. RA.
sIL. SPRG., beaut. resid. sec.. 1st-flr.
studio rm., pvt: entr porch; light
cooking priv; S45. u. $780,
1916 r ST. N.w.-spacious tree
bath. large closet; $50 per mo. DU.
9 WKLY. UP SGLE. $40 up dble.;
Ink: everything furn. 1928 NJ St;
7o3 Mt. Vernon pl., 9TH and K ssts.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Reasonabl rent:
utils.. refgr.. grill. DE. 2-5602:
FURN. APT. FOR RENT with all
conven. of tranSp. and shopping: no
children: Just for cple, husband and
wife: parking space for car. RIA.
CATHEDRAL AVE-. near conn.-Rm..
complete kit. and porch; empl lady.
AID. 4-4531. -2S
Cozy furn. rm. in fine pvt. home; all
conveniences; EN-; 2-3435. pa
pvt. baths; girls or couples; quiet es-
tablished guest house; elev.. maid
service. AID. 2-2472. -2S
A4O3 18th ST. N.W.-Pvt. home; large
front rm. with shower bath; for l or
2; close to bus line: reas. AID. 2-s053.
RIGHT OF 18th ST.-Unusually nice
rms, semipvt. bath, lse. windows;
entertaining and kit privils.: excel.
4-SS00. -22
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

1894 X ST. s.E.-one bright, clean
bath, gas range. -27
5O4 end ST. S.E.-Light horsekeep-
ing room; refgr., hot plate, sink;
$40. One person, Ii. 4-4236. -25
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ROOMS FURN.--MD. 8 VA.

HYATTSvILLE-l lge. nicely furn.
sleep. rm. next to bath: cow. to
buses. 4023 Hamilton, AP. 1851.
CLOSE BY NAVY ANNEX and Penta-
eon; cool dbl. rm.. ? ladies desired.
JA 2-6709. -23
1917 n. EDGEWOOD-Lovely lge;
phone; mr.. bus ia. S-531S. --25
ALEX., mr.. Pentagon-Exceptio
nice rm., semipvt. bath, tel; also
cool bsrnt. I'm. with refgr,, coffee
making facils., pvt- shower and entr.;
references exchanged. TIE. 6-305s.
Ice. DELE. RM.. twin beds: n blk.
from carline and bus, ] fare: prefer
! or 2 Cath. 0trls. WA. 1929.
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ATTRAC. 3-BEDRM. APT, girl to
share with 2 other girls. own private
room, , baths. ground floor; near
busline; all cow. IA. .7-543S. IA
ONE OR 2 MEN to share lge.. quiet,
All cow, Good transp. HO. 2-S641.
YOUNG MAN. share 4-bedrm. furn.
home. with 3 other gentlemen; reas.
Arl.. 15 min. D. c. IA. 7-4523;
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for ! or
2 men under 80 TO share cool home
mr.. Conn. ave. with 2 ex-Naval Of
flcers. EN-. 3-5S46. go
furnished. 2-bedrm. house with an
min to Pentagon. 3 min: downtown
piano. Call IA. 2-4939. -23
BUSINESS GIRL TO SHARE air-cond.
furn. bedrm. apt. with another girl;
close in; immed. avail. DI. 7-7407.
L GIRL, age Is to 80. to share
Georgetown apt. with other girls;
mr.. transp.; rooms and sun porch;
$45, plus utils. AID. 4-6539. ewes.
and week ends. pa
YOUNG WOMAN, under 25. desires
another girl, share furn. NV. apt. AID.
'2-6S5O. After 3 pm, WO. 6-7237.
MAN TO SHARE APT. with another
man; pvt. liv. -bedrm., comfortably
furnished, near Conn. and Porter
NV. KE. 7-1262 after 6 pm.
GIRL TO SHARE attractive 1-bedrm.
Sc: apt. with another girl. Call 10.
2-7065. pa
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

AIR CONDITIONED. Silver Spring
1-bedrm. apt. in shopping area at
bus stop; S125 per mo. 10. 4-6S50.
SILVER sPRING-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit, din. alcove, bath; utils. incl. ;
$3.50; no pets: couple. 10. 3-68SQ.
2. BEDRM. APT, TaEoma
PIX, July S-Sept. 4. Pvt. entr. 500
no.. incl. utils. TV. Mr.. D. c. line
bus. shopping center. Ju. 7-5597.
TAKoMA PARK rm., bedrm.,
tile bath; nice, large kit. Adults
$3.50. JU. $3.50. JU. 9-3739:
18th AND EAsT-wEsT HwY.-Nicel,
furn. 1-bedrm. apt. to sublet july
5 S6d s S.Sse5 Tv' utils' 500 mo IS Sail
TAKOMA PARK-Bedrm., liv. rm.,
kitchen and bath, ldry. rm., pvt.
entr., with yard and parking space.
Will accept l child. JU. $3.50
EXTRA-LGE. ROOM, kitchen and
bath; all utilities incl, sos month.
Hyattsville area. LA. 6-5S6S. -2S
PINEY BRANCH AND FLOWER AVE.
IA blk. shop; 2-bedrm. apt,
beaut. furn., cool. spac.; pvt: entr.
fenced yd.: bus at door. JU. 5-6749.
s-RM., FURN APT; liv. rm., bedrm.
and small kitchenette: $65 per no..
incl; utils. 1906 Yale ave-, College
Park. UN. 4-9766. IA
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HHGNER CO. De: S"s6O0t. "a "
5Ii-5I6 LAKEWOOD ST. S.E.-1st-fi.
apis, cow. to Boiling Field: 3 rms,
kit. and bath, laundry facilities. and
porch: use of yard: SS5 per month.
9tils incl. Call BEITZELL. DI; z
1%@S QUEEN ST. NE rooms, kit
and bath; $43.S0 month. CHAS. A.
CARLISLE, Ii. 3-4S0S. IA
MELLON ST. Sc, mr.. Nichols ave-
Lovely apt; in small apt. bldg. rear
porch, Just painted. ia. 9-414O;
1918 A ST. SEW. rm.. bedrm.
kit, tile bath; $3.50: immed avail
Ii. 7-2S73 or XXI. 9-10S4. 90
1909 G ST. N.E.--Liy. rm., bedrm.
com eomb Sastse i've edrn $4s A ks
GEORGETOWN-1-be drm. apt. mod
kit, bath. in apt: bldg: in highly
desirable neighborhood. IA. $500
els 18th ST. N.w.-Efic. apt: close
in downtown. Large living room, kit.
dinette and bath. Reasonable rent
See Resident Manager on premises
119 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Newly dec
% S5ateG Incl r% nss k and aR hot o Wafer s4
1apitooGG on premises, or call ME.
S416 NJ ST. NV rms. kit. anc
bath S74 so mo-: 2 rms. Kit. and
semipvt. bath. S3O25 mo-. incl
heat and hot water. See res. mgr
in Apt. GA. or call CO. 5-7554.
1867 IRVING ST. N.W.-NEWLY
DECORATED 2-bedrm. apis. S69.5G
mo-, incl. heat and hot water. See
1anitor on premises or call ME
7i4-5iS 9Th ST. NV and Q rm.
kit and bath apartments from S45
s5 %S 1d Gs 81 NE N S94op b to insDff v
rm.. kit and bath; S64 so mo-. incl
all utilities. Call ME. S-5400.
MERIDIAN HILL PARK-2 lge. bed
RMS patS gs Kit btrds Tm ISds rm; It'll. till
age. Mr.. 14th st. and Mt. Pleasant
streetcars, 10th st. buses: 5000
AID. 2-0510. rs
23O2 WISCONSIN AVE.
1852 Hall pl. Lovely newly dec.
q lwsk
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ARL. BLVD bedrms.. twin beds,
TV. air conditioner; min. Pent..
Navy Annex. D. c. bus at corner !;
rent 3 mos. or longer. Avail. immed.
COOL, DESIRABLE 2-BEDRM. bsmt.
apt. in nice residential location; pvt.
adults; ia. 2-6524. -23
rm., kit, bath. 2
pvt. entrances. 500. IA. 7-O7S5;
ARL., 1851 10th st. NJ, Colonial ter.
3 blks. from Key Bridge-Liv. rm..
2 bedrms.. kit. and bath; no objec-
ton one. child or 8 nice girls; mr..
rated; utiis. incl. -25
semipvt. bath; everything furn.; on
busline; 1 or 2 girls. ia. 2-4260.
ARLINGTON-several tastefully fur
nished l andI2 bedrm. apis avail
able at Greenbriar apis; lge. rms
eel. bus service; month to-month
lease; rental, S12O-$l 40. See MRS
RASMUSSEN. S77 S. Greenbriar
A Il; S1$TSSS mr.. Colonial villase--
Lge corr; attractivsi yst turn ~, apt; and
bath; blk. TO bus, nr. shop. center
to ali Govt. bldgs.: adults: sos. ia
S-2634, days. ia. 2-013S. ewes. 81
FALLS CHURCH-These and :
bedroom furnished apis. rent fol
S12O-S14O. incluoes utils., month.
to-month leases; at-your door bui
service; walking distance to shop
ping area. schools and churches. SCI
MRS. WILLIAMS. 533 Vista drive
Apt. 1O3. JE. 3-S573. 20
N. ARL.-2 -bedrm. apt, pvt. entr.
mr. bus and shopping ctr; NlOO mo
incl. utils. ia. 1857. rs
COLONIAL VILLAGE -bedrm. apt.
500 mo. 1913 Wilson blvd. ia
$4,000. "a
ARL.-4 rms; cow. loc.. bus. shop.
theaters; 15, min. Pentagon. D. c
ia. 2-6456; after 8, IA. 2-75S7
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ROOMS WANTED
APIS. FURNISHED-D.c.

CROSS VENTILATION, near bath;
middle-aged man. Box 1T. Star.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1914 18th ST. N.W.-One large rm..
kit, pvt. bath. refgr.. stove and sink.
$3.50; also l rm. with kit. $l2
1908 d ST. Me-. 2nd-n. front: well
furn., S32 so per mo. Empl. lady.
Il. 6-7043. WILLoUGHBY REAL
ESTATE co.
N.W.-Bedrm. for lady abstainer; lge.
closet: excel. transp.; unlim.. phone.
SLEEP ON AIR FOAM, wake up to
music, refgr., clock-radio, TV; So
SIS. 2147 F st. NV, Elk. 3-6633.
$3.50 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. bright rm.,
Venetian blinds; deck porch; refRr. :,
stove; SO wk. DE. 2-1675. 90
ONLY 81 WK.. cool bsmt. rm.. kit.
bedrm., grill; So wk. up; quiet attr.,
SURF. empl. girls. 1866 Harvard NV.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. next
to bath, 3 windows, new refgr. and
stove; car stop at the door. ME.
14I 18th ST. NE. and 121 North
Carolina ave. Sc, $3.50 wk.; l rm.,
kit, well furn. Ii. 1882. -23
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232I LINCOLN RID. Me- bedrm..
Inv. rm.. dinette. kit: and bath. in
Guiding utils., $69. 80. r. A. HUM
ga MASS. AVE. Me- bedrm.,
liv. rm.. dinette, kit. and bath,
$64. so. r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor.
aSI2 HALEY TERRACE Sci bed
rm., liv. rm., dinette, kit. and bath.
S6e. 80 including utils. 4. A. HUM.
pHRIEs. Ma. 5000. IA
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1112 10th ST. NV.

Large, conveniently located down.
town apt. bldg. See resident man
j. A. McKEEVER CO.. INC.
1882 K St. NV. ST. $4,000
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

EXPERIENCED, licensed mother will
give full-time care to children; ages
big. RE. 6-6941. rs
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EARM . GARDEN tcont.l
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
Rooms EURNIsHEp-N.W.

FEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
chicks and poults, JAMES FEED FEEL
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GARDENS
41O1 HAYWOOD PLACE
MT. RAINIER, MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Just across the District line. One
bus fare. conven to shopping center
Nicely furn. apt; reception hall. liv.
rn., dinette. bedrm., kit. and bath;
S106. incl. utils.
Reception hall, liv. rm., dinette, 2
bedrms., kit. and bath; S124.2O,
incl. utils. Available July /.
Plenty of parking. Lovely grounds.
Apply in person. WA. 1920. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-22
HOTEL HAWTHORNE

NEW DUNBAR HOTEL
2O15 18th ST. NV.
Transient-tourist rooms now avaif
able $3.50 and up 24-hr. service
Come in. or call NO. 7-Se7O.
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room sn Kitchen e1 and P bath: S54 ' peT
month. Available July I. r. H.
HAGNER co. DE 2-3RO0 "a
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

OSS 7th ST. N.E.-sgle. rm., gentle
man: next bath; very clean. cool
81 per wk. Ii. 6-555S. -23
COLORED - LOVELY RIM. children
accepted. Home privileges. Close
transp. NO 7-4075. -2S
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ST. Sc, mr.. Nichols ave-
porch, just painted. IA. 9-4140.
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ELEVATOR BUILDING
Chevy Chase Area

Living room. dining room, sunroom,
one bedroom, large foyer, kitchen
and bath; to be renovated through
out. Available August LIST. Adult
family only. Rent $115.50 per month,
EN- 3-S432 ia
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APIS. UNFURN.-D.c. tcont.

MODERN APT. BLDG. = SCREENED
Kitchen. dinette, tiled bath. parking
lot; S66. WA. 7-7619.
35I RALEIGH ST. SCI bedrm..
living rm. dinette kit; and bath.
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5Ii-5I6 LAKEWOOD ST. S.E.-1st-fl.
apis, COW. to Boiling Field: 3 rms,
kit. and bath. laundry facilities and
porch: use of yard: SIS per month.
utils incl. Call BETHEL. DI. 4
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-?26 QUEEN ST. NE rooms, kit
and bath; $43.S0 month. CHAS. A.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
BrickIuyer Truininq

NEW YORK. One out of
every three union bricklayers in
the Nation today has been
trained since the end of World
War II under the unions ap-
prentice-training program.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
I5-Pc. Imperial Glass
Punch Bowl Set

A beautiful reproduction Of an
tique pressed gloss with the look
and lusfre Of fine hord-cus crys-
toI. One 6-qs. bowl. stand. lodIe
and Il notchinu cups.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Reg. 6.95
Easy Roll
Utility
Table
49s

t4eovy-oouoe steel with
baked white enamel finish.
Three roony shelves for oil
your oppIionces. Rolls obout
costly on casters.
Evening star., 1954-12-15

Sturdy peorlized plastic
top thot wipes clean with
the swish Of O Damp Cloth.
Completely ventiiote d
wicker type. Bloek-ond-
white or rose top.
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Word Come
THE sERRYs
Find IS or more words In
PRUDENCE,

meaning. foresight. provident
use Of resources. Average is 81;
time limit, Is minutes.
Rules Of the Eame-1. Words must bs
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
IS" such as bats" eats" are moi
used 3. Only one form of q word 1,
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to WHITFIELD.
vet, welt. whet, while. white. whit
viz, witted weld, held, hiit. hisd
tide. tied, twit, lewd. 1.-THE. lied. edit. diet
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Balloons Rise 20 Miles

Professor Henry Messed of
Sydney. Australia. has sent bal
looms 20 miles into the air in
his studies of cosmic rays.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-06

wafer In winter we must eat for
two reasons: ID to gain physical
strength, and (2) to keep warm
In summer we do not need IN
eat to keep warm. I forecast that
in years ahead people will give
much more attention to eating
less IN the summer. In fact. ex-
perts tell me that each season
OF the year requires a different
ity. ~ '''i
RECREATION ON THE INCREASE
Whatever your business or iob
DO not forget that working bonrs''
will be shorter rather than longer
Ihls means that everyone will have
more leisure time. This is the
reason for the boom in "Do-Tt-
yourself" industries, which are
hurting some trades, but helping
oOthers. See your local public IL
DFary Tor one Of the home-craft
magazines which describe such
work, or visit one of the MANY
shows which the Orkin people Of
IL West 44th ST., New York Citv
are putting on to help merchants
All the above means that vour
real pay in future years will he
m money plus hours of leisure.
Hence, it is of great Importance
Tor US to cash in" on these ex-
ira leisure hours by using them
y worthwhile ways.-not for
hammock swinging" If YOU are
not now a carpenter, mason or
you should attend night
3chool or subscribe to a cores
course which will teach
.ou now to prohtably use these
Extra leisure hours.
WHEN SELECTING INVESTMENTS
The older conservative invest
IFS do not approve of shorter
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-06
CHAMPAIGN" is NOT THE WORE
FOR 1T

President Eisenhower wants II
understood that if he should do
some travelling and speech-mak-
ing this fall, it would be in conn
ectlon with his program, not the
campaign.
ASKED at his press conference
whether he would modify his mol
icy of not supporting individnaI
candidates by name, the President
reviewed his previous statement
that he was. not going into diff
Ierent districts stumping for par
Ilcular candidates. Wherever he
spoke, he would be talking about q
program, and if he was in an area
where an individual had supported
that program, he would expect
OF nope that his presence would be
helpful. "
The President reminded the ra-
porLers that he had never pledged
himself to abstain from making .
speech or going anywhere. He ex-
pected, he said, to do some trav-
elllng and hoped it would NOT
damage anyone who had supported
his program. - ''U
According to those who keen
taos on such things, President
Eisenhower had posed thus far
win lO6 Senators and Represent
auyes who are seeking reelection
ana who will obviously use the
pictures to the limit. Asked what
quallhcations a Congressman must
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-06
DELAWARE FARM MARKET news
Market News Information Supplied BY The Bureau of Mo
stOio Board Of Agriculture, Dover, DoIuuuro

The following is a weekly round
up of livestock prices and miscel-
laneOus commodities prevailing
last week. This report shows av-
erage prices received by Delaware
farmers for commodities that were
marketed throughout this week:
VEAL CALVES
Choice 21.00 to $3.50, mostly 1880
per cwt.
Medium to good 1900 to 2O.50,
mostly 1900 per cwt.
Rough and common 500 to 1900,
mostly 1900 per cwt.
Monkeys 400 to 1850, mostly
1900 per cWt.
LAMBS
Medium 1900 to 21.0O, mostly
21.0O per cwt.
COWS
(Slaughter)
Medium to good 1925 to 1880,
mostly HOO per cWt.
Common 900 to 1000, mostly
$50 per cwt.
Gamers and cutters, 7.25 to 100,
mostly $50 per cWt.
STEERS
Common to medium 9.25 to 1900.
mostly 1900 per cWt.
HEIFERS
(Feeder)
Dairy type 7.50 to 11.75, mostly
1000 per cwt.
Beef type 1850 to 1900, mostly
14.O0 per cwt.
BULLS
lover 1000 lbs.)
Medium to good 1875 to 1875,
mostly 14.00 per cwt.
BULLS
$500 to LOCO lbs.)
Medium to good 800 to 400.
mostly 1900 per cwt.
STRAIGHT HOGS
Good Quality
120 to 40 lbs 21.OO to 22.OO.
mostly 21.75 per cwt.
40 to 240 lbs. 22.O0 to 22.75.
mostly 225O per cwt.
240 to $50 lbs 20.75 to 22.5O
mostly 21.5O per cwt.
S0WS
(GOod Quality
200 to 300 lbs. 400 to 1900.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-06
August @ 1854
l07 Kurtz Way
Mafhap Field ro1

@vf 4ANAk ~ way
Mather Field, Calf
Dear Friends:-
We have had three interesting
days and ] want to be sure to tell
you all about them. Friday night
we asked WAF to baby sit while
we went to town to see the movie
The Caine Mutiny." 1t is really
wonderful. had not read the book
so had nothing to compare il to.
ana Just thoroughly enjoyed every
minute of it. The acting is won
deFful, many, many funny laughs in
It and the typhOon in the picture is
Just fascinating. Be sure to see
it.
Saturday evening we were invit-
ed to 90 out with three other
couples to dinner. Frequently we
have been told about the River
Mansion and Saturday evening we
decided to 'see for ourselves ;"
Thirty miles from Sacramento down
the Sacramento River one finds the
River Mansion. / expected we
would go by boat, many do. but our
gang decided to drive. We arrived
about $3.50, much too dark to see
around the outside of the mansion
but from pictures / got an idea of
the landscaping. In front there is
a semi-Circular drive and from the
veranda steps there is a path lead
ing right down to the river where
the boats all dock. The mansion is
four stories high and front pillars
on the porch reach three of these
floors. The wings Of the house
spread to the front on either side
of the pillars. tt deserves its name
The house was built in 1918 and
required four years to complete.
A man who made his money in
beans during the war years had it
built for his wife and eight chill
dren. They lived in the house inst
six months and he lost his money
and was forced to sell. One of tho
sons lives not too far away and is
employed by the Pacific Gas and
Electric Company. / would have
liked to talk to him, to find ont
about the marble in the house
the terrazzO floors, the gorgeous
stairway, and who lived where in
the eight suites on the third floor
In the cellar there is a walk-in
fireplace and and in that room
there is beautiful wood panelino
on the walls; just a cozy room for
entertaining friends. Many of the
rooms are not opened to the public
since the current restaurant owner
Just acquired the place in June.
Before, it was used for a beer par-
lor, local theatre guilds have had
plays there, and for years, Of
course, it laid idle. While we were
waiting for our table we sat on a
porch in the back which overlook
ed acres of orchards and VINEYARDS |
which the owner in 1918 had plant /
ed for his family's use and for sell /
ing in the market, too. I hope to 60
back again and see it in the day-
light. 1t was very interesting.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-06

hours, higher wages, ETC., but this
change is coming. 1t is foolish to
buck it. Most people don't like
physical work This explains wbv
coal stocks have been going down
IN price, while oil stocks have
been going up in price. We prefer
a thermostat to a coal shovel or
ash sitter!
Stocks of electric refrigerator
manufacturers have doubled in
value, while the manufacturers of
ice boxes have gone into bank
rupty. The tremendous growth of
the frozen-fOod ndustry-includin
truit luices-illustrates my warn
ing; When making an investment
however small-be sure that if
IS IN company which saves labor.
Make money by catering to the
lazy streak in us all. This is why
we telephone instead Of write. I
forecast higher prices for "Iazy
WATCH YOUR cHANcH
Many merchants are comnIain-
ing about the dishonesty" Of sales
clerks in retail stores when giving
back change from a cash register
A study of over 400 stores in
dicates all these mistakes in change
are not due to dishonesty. Thew
are due to the mental laziness of
clerks and customers in not count-
ing their change!
Thinking requires energy. the
same as does manual labor Moet
white collar" help hate to tbinL
and concentrate. Hence, they make |
careless mistakes. My father. who |
had a successful store in Glouces- !
ter, Mass, taught me always to |
count my change, and always tear /
a little paper off the wrapping of 1
my purchase to be sure / have
The right package.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-06

his views upon public questions. I
have confidence that he votes his
convictions.
Permit me in a friendly way to
gibe that you seem able to get to-
gether frequently to re-adfirm un-
divided support Of Senator Frear.
Perhaps you can risk getting to-
gether once in order to let an old
fashioned brand Of democracy have
momentary sway II / get no dele
gates out Of it, the fact that the
Kent County delegates got together
and gave me a chance will leave MS
all feeling pretty good about II
later.
I am available at your command.
I am taking the liberty Of send
ing copies Of this letter to the mem-
bership Of the Kent County Dele
cation and of the Kent County
Committee
Very sincerely yours,
James N. Tunnell, Jr.