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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19
Society News
Society News
Diplomats Entertain
At Variety Of Fetes
Netherlands Festivities for Visitor;
Other Dinner and Cocktail Parties
By Kothori M. Brooks

Netherlands Ambassador and
Mime. van Roijen were hosts
again last evening honoring the
Netherlands Minister of Defense.
Mr.. Cornelis Stat, who is their
guest through this week. The
dinner followed a cocktail party
for the visitor which Gen. Will
lem Carps. Netherlands member
of the Standing Group of the
North Atlantic Treaty Organi-
zation, gave in his home.
Guests at the dinner, most of
whom were at the cocktail party
before. included Deputy Secre-
tary of Defense Roger Kyes,
Chief of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff and Mrs. Arthur Radford.
Chief of Army Staff and Mrs.
Matthew B. Ridgway, Comman-
dant of the Marine Corps and
Mrs. Lemuel C. Shepherd. jr..
and Marine Maj. Gen. Alfred
H. Noble. chief of the Military
Assistance Advisory Group. who
came with Minister Stat.
Minister of Overseas Territor-
les in the Netherlands Ministry
of Foreign Affairs, Mr.. w. j. A.
Kernkamp, and Mr.. A. Jonkers.
also of that Division were at the
two parties for their chief.
Others there were Economic Di-
rector General and Mrs. E. H.
Beugel. Netherlands Minister and
Nine. de BeuS, and Military At
tache and Nine. van den Berge.
Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Edward T. Wales and
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon also were
at the dinner.
The Ambassador and Nine.
van Roijen were guests at the
cocktail party and others invited
by Gen. Carp were the military
attaches of embassies of NATO
countries as we'll as other men,
bers of the Standing Group Of
NATO.
Conodion Military Fete
The Chief of Staff of the
Canadian Army. Gen. G. G.
Simonds, was the guest in whose
honor the Military Attache of the
Canadian Embassy and Mrs. J.
w. Bishop entertained at dinner
last evening. The party was
given in the Arlington home OF
the hosts and their guests in
cluded their Ambassador and
Mrs. A. D. P. Heeney and the
new Chief of the British Serv-
ices Mission in Washington and
Lady Whiteiey.
Vice Chief of the United States
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The very goodlooking young
Austrian ambaSSadorial couple,
Max and ElSita Loewenthal,
are being feted right and left
but in the same quiet manner
in which they have moved
about the Washington scene
for the last two years.
Max. who was the youngest
Austrian Ambassador in his
country'S service when he
came here, has now received
his new orders. He will be
Ambassador to Argentina and
Uruguay and probably Para
quay. too. with possibly an
other South American country
thrown in. That sounds
little wholesale but countries
not laden with the worlds
riches frequently do that.
While here, for instance, he
was also Austrian envoy to
Canada and three Caribbean
republics.
In the face of the depressing
fact brought out by the Ber-
lin Conference that the Rus
slams are going to continue to
occupy their country. the
Loewenthals draw some cheer
from their new assignment.
Just beginning to feel at home
here. they hate to leave
Washington but going to
Buenos Aires will be like 60
ing home to Mrs. Loewenthal.
Her mother was Argentine and
her father a German diplo-
mat who retired there after
World War I, so she spent the
first 81 years of her life there.
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Philippines Decorate Gen. Van Fleet

Philippine Charge d'Affaires
and Mrs. Emilio Abello were
hosts yesterday morning at a
reception following the presenta-
ton of an award to Gen. James
A. Van Fleet, U. S. A.. retired.
The Charge d'Affaires pre-
sented his country's Legion Of
Honor with the rank of Chief
Commander Ito Gen. Van Fleet
for his exceptionally meritori-
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So, 90 ion |; 80:

All Standard Quality from Regular Stock! All
Items CASH and CARRY! No Mail Phone
GODS. No Exchanges! No Charges! Items
Subject to Prior Sale! All Sales Final.
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Future Porty


The Charge d'Affaires and Mrs.
Abello have invitations out for
the preview of an exhibit of
paintings and sculpture from the
Philippine Art Gallery. The eX-
hibition will be open to the pub
lie daily from . to 8 O'Clock be-
ginning Thursday. February Is
and continuing until March 8.
The preview for which invi-
tations are out, will be held the
evening before the opening from
6 to 8 o'clock and they have in
vited diplomats. officials and
other lovers of art.
The works are arranged in the
chancery at 1917 Massachusetts
avenue. where they may be seen
by the public February %.
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Gus conduct in the performance
of outstanding service to the Re
public of the Philippines"
Mrs. Van Fleet witnessed the
ceremony and remained with
others for "a Champagne Cup"
served after the presentation.
Guests at Fete
Korean Ambassador and Nine.
Yang. with the members Of the
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Korean Embassy staff. were in
the company and from the Con-
gress, Senator and Mrs. Spessard
L. Holland and Senator and Mrs.
George Smathers were there.
Fellow United States officers
of Gen. Van Fleet who were in
vited to the ceremony and fes-
tivity following were Deputy
Chief of Staff and Mrs. Lyman
l.. Lemnitzer. former command
ing general of the 18th Division;
Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff,
Maj. Gen. 7aul D. Adams. Gen.
Van Fleets Chief of Staff in the
Far East; Maj. Gen. James C..
Fry. Mai. Gen. Bryan l.. Mil
burn. Mai. Gen. Gilman G.
Mudgett, Maj. Gen. Charles d.
Palmer, 1t. Gen. WilliSton B.
Palmer. Brig. Gen. Harry Nick
Roper, Mai. Gen. George w
Smythe, Mai. Gen. Robert w
Young. Maj. Gen. Arthur C.
Truman, 1t. Col. Randall H
Bryant and Maj. Gen. T. J
Cross.
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On Sale at All 3 Stores

COATS
(40t $685. to $685. Coats, pure
luxury. famous make woolens;
seasons coed styles and colors;
sizes 8 to l8. S33
1901 $685. to 1896 Coats, famous
fabrics from leading makers:
smart styles, new "a colors; sizes
8 to l8, S44
. ROBES & PAJAMAS
WOmen's Robes of fine cotton and
rayon, quilted; broken sizes and
colors:
f40l S598 to S798 Robes. 1899
900 S1095-S1498 Robes, $500 !
(40l S1798 to S25 Robes, $3.50
LOunging PaJapnas and Jackets,
excellent for all year wear; rich
raven satin: {
800 $3.50 to S10.95 Robes. S3.99
800 sl098 to S17.9S Robes, $3.50
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-10-01

The officers and directors of the North
eastern Montana Hereford Breeders Asso-
citation extend a cordial invitation to
everyone to be with us OCT. IL for our
18th annual sale of registered Hereford
Bulls. We have a great offering this
year, representing the top end of some
of the most progressive breeders in the
state. The MALTA BULL SALE is WELL
known for the quality offered. This year
is no exception t. a fine lot for you
to choose from.
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STORES FOR RENT

II3 b. l. AVE. NV
THRIVING and convenient nefghhor-
hood. Suitable for barber shop.
beauty salon. cleaning and pressing
dress shop, real estate ONCE. law
yer's once and many other uses.
Call Mr.. Brown Of the JoLISsANT
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, HU. s.
STORE AND WAREHOUSE; viii re-.
model to suit tenant: 1921 18th st.
NV OWNER. CO. $1,000.
STORE - Beer license
available; fully equipped: densely
populated area: rent. $3.50 mo. or
sTORE-srd and Sheridan SITS. NV.
LISoN. RA. 3-0513. -S
BUSY LOCATION. thickly
populated. modern front, between
the best spots In the city. Suitable
for many types Of businesses. 1416
14th st. NV. OWNER. RIA. 3-67S4.
-S
STORE OR sHOP-lM blocks from
Mayflower Hotel. EN-. 2-8282.
BIS g ST. N.W.--Ialf blk from
Woodward and Lothrop; newly re-
modelled store: knotty pine walls;
Approx. 1900 50. IT.; suit. for APP
pliances, furniture or discount store.
Call Elk. 3-5524 or eyes,, RA,
$4,000. %
sos c ST. Mist comml.; ideal for
novelty or any type store. OWNER,
COL Mass. ave. ne, Ii. $4,000.
$500 BLK. CONN. AVE. N.w.-An
ideal loc.: main A.. 63x20, balcony
15x16; parking In rear for cars.
Avail. around Sept. on long-term
lease. Fixtures and FOR stock can be
purchased. For further info, call
EN- 2-go0o; LEGUM q GERBER
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
GAITHERSBURG 299
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

RESTAURANT AND BEER-One Of
the best locations; averages 81, 500
week: low rent. long lease. Can
GROUND--l25,O 900 50.
IT., heart Of fast-growing area. on
very busy Arlington blvd; 6Oc IT.,
financing Available. RE: 7-4O26.
Three-story brick bldg, approx
alley; excellent for printing. beauty
supply. photo finishing, ETC.; $35. 600,
terms. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER
BROS, INC. Realtors. bI. 7-s30Q.
JUST WEST OF DUPONT CIRCLE,
2133 p st.-Apt. rented at 500;
End d. rented at 500; 1st-fi. store
vacant. Asking S24,950. See this
1886 QUE ST. N.W.--Kitchen apis.
and rooms; q baths. Net yearly In
come exceeds $4,000. House in ex-
cellent condition and well furnishde.
Priced 70 sell, .S22, 500, with good
terms. offered by LOUIS A. STAR
LING, 721 10th st. NV, Washing
ton. D. C.. tel. RE. 7-1729.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

.028 EYE ST. N.w.--Air-cond., LIST
A.; 900 50. It., plus gear parking
e. snd . storage ssns sDscs Ss1 Ss fgideS
NV. RE. 7-65sb. IS
Sig 9th ST. N.W.--Air-cond. offices
use from $so mo. AuEERIsfAscHg 4
CO; DI; 7-65ol: AID: 4;59O7;
I IL Cal o sir uaS 18th and p s
s5s a. Or n RA n e inspect Saa no
AIR -CONDITIONEDJ OFFICES avail.
aple. all services Dupont Circle
once B s56o ls7e Conn. ave NV.
1874 K 81. N.w.-ofnce suite of 1
iarss rooms ssnsia can Ss rented Is suite
and reasonable rental includes al
utils. and janitor service. INQUIRE
ct 1624M K st. NV. or call MIR.
ROZANSKY ct Elk. 3-8567.
18th AT M-Approx. $50 81. IT.;
secIetary's services available. EN-.
CORNER eSfl 18th AND PENNA. AVE.
N.W.-Wash.' IS busiest corner, 400
50. IT; air-cond;s pvt. entr.. Entire End
Avail. July Is. shown daily. lilo
1917 18th ST. MW.--Avail. 3-rm.
suite. LIST. noor VIII consider indiv.
s laIEs room lower level $50. ST 8
VIII VIZ SHARE de luxe once facility
In new. air-conditioned bldg. with
discriminating party. Includes sec
retarial. Best location. BOX 214-v.
F fia;i MONTH FREE-New air.
conditioned once building, Conn.
mr.. M. 750-ft. street level with pvt.
layatory; I free parking space;
smaller space available: mahos.
lures. HoiIa LA 6ias E x s sss sso or
LAEGEE Zoo sooM fs With privat. entrsnc.
r-conditioned wyatt Building. 18th
and New York ave. NV. I'll
233O WILSON RI.vD.. ARL-2nd-
q. suite; 3 rms. and lavatory. suit.
professional occupancy; ON real
estate row. 3 blks. from Court House
Pvt. parking. eau IA. s-0sSa.
10th AND EYE-s-rm. suite and ssle.
rms. Fnrp. or unfurn. BY mo. OF
lease Air-cond. Law library. Me.
s So SSth ST. N.w.-1-room, front Z
ONCE, LIST floor. In attorneys build.
ing; 1uorescent lights. cedar panel
Ing, new condition.: excellent for
lawyer, engineer. architect, etc. Ma.
C aaSToiNiA Mar. Blk. BLDG, es1 Pa ave.
rooms, newly dec. elev.. ideal for
mailorder bus. school or organ.
Reas. Apply $40 r ct. NV, RIM. 10.
--o
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
NEAR PENTAGON
H11 Q50

Semidet. brick. completely redeco-
rated; living room, dining area
kitchen with new gas stove; 2nd
floor. 2 bedrooms and bath. full
basement with recr, rrn., oil heat
large screened porch; viii take Gl
contract.
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ALEx.-A acre. wooded: valley view,
utils.; Is min. to Pent.; $4,000 or
best offer. Ma. S-S754. - h.
3s11 NASH ST. SEE lots, 1895
each. Cali In. 1-6937 or LA. g.
LITTLE OVER u ACRE in Franconia,
Va. Trees. DI. 7-7039. 20
"A WOODED LOT FOR SHADE AND
future frewoodi A 100-ft. frontage
On Lee hwy. a;3 miles beyond Ramp
Washington. Choice Of I beaut. lots
si.ss5 to sI.Sss. oniy 5000 down.
DE LoNGFTEF, JE. 2-l229 ta.m.)
a LOTS, 2OxI00 each. $1,000 for
all; / mile from d. C.. line Sc; of
Marlboro pike: OWNER. uN. 4-s3Is.
--S
IDEAL FOR MOTEL, antique shop.
gas station, restaurant: on Lee hwy
Just 3.3 miles beyond Ramp WASH
ington: 427-ft. frontage, 15l,322
Sc Fl not IL, yet s0m%er Ss c,, but
needs the money to build his home,
so he viii sacrifice for $3.50 or
lust above &C 2 SO, Il; Some one
sc 500 d e aa p and Sas fak TEENS JE
1929 fa.m.).
d. c. APT. LAND. 5000
SO. ft.-Excel. location. Cash OF
trade. MR.. BENNETT. ma. S-6341,
WO. 6-49A6.
MONTG. COUNTY, acres with
5OO-ft. frontage, ga mi. from new
freeway cloverleaf: terms, Pc. 2
AN INVESTMENT IN HEALTH AND
HAPPINESS - This spacious home
site! A 100-ft. frontage on Lee hwy.
3.3 miles beyond Ramp Washing
ton. Choice Of 4 beaut. lots with
tall trees, almost ! acre each
81 1896 to 81, 695, only 5000 down
DE LONGFIEF, JE. 2-1229 (a.m.)
TWO LOTS, S0x12O in Beltsyille
Heights Just on Baltimore blvd
$1,000 for both. JU. 6-7324 or JU,
G iIasSoEAR PARK-s-bedrm. whit,
brick Colonial: 2 blks: from Mass
Liv. rm., din. rm.. complete cleo,
Kit. and lavatory on LIST A. Owner
leaving town and anxious TO sell AZ
the low price of $21,5O0. VA
financed. BILLINGSLEY REALTY
CO., EN-. 2-2336 It'll 8 pm.
$40 ACRE AND 2-12 ACRE TRACTS
20 miles D. C. 1915. per acre 10%
down, balance monthly.
JAMES e. BARNEY
Vienna, Va. Phone DU. b-S26b
p
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Il. 6-413l. Ill
INFORMATION
Mont. County farms, close enough
Tor city working man. are fast dis
appearing on the market as families
move out, Below are q few Of our
present hstings:
rs ACRES. modernized home, high
elevation; $4,000. Needs $4,000
95 ACRES, long road frontage. sound
house but .needs undermining;
100 ACRES. very prosperous farm,
good income from crops raised BY
neighbor on shares you can raise
stock without doing the farming;
22O-AcRE STOCK FARM. wonderful
shape, town house type OF home;
22o-AcRE EXCELLENT farm. home
and outbldgs. at less than $3.50
per acre.
IS ACRES. Groom, e-bath home In
nice setting: $685. 900.
125-ACRE DAIRY farm, good one
: family operation; $37.6o0. -.
and land In top shape; 500. 900,
TELL Us YOUR NEEDS;
ALWAYS OPEN.
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REAI,TORa GAITHERgBIJRG 200
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

ST. PETERSBURG. FLA.--Headquar
Write for information on apart
mentS, homes, or income properties.
A. F. WHITE, Realtor. 1876 9th St,
North.
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STROUT CATALOG--Mailed FREE;
81 States. sTRoUT REALTY. 234-A
woodward Bldg. WASHINGTON. ST.
500 Down, $50 mo. buys for s4,a5o,
3K. acres, Arm. BUNGALOW. un-
equipped bath. 70 mi. south. TIE.
PRoFiTABLE GRASS FARM With
magnificent site. for estate home,
giving superb. view Of misty Blue
Ridges. 20 mi. from D. C. on Ma
tional hwy. 800 acres. running from
mountain top to river bottom. in
famous hunt country. Highly devel-
oped with grasses and legumes, rich
pasture and hay fields; scientifically
now stocked with Angus herd For
sale by OWNER due to business
WATERFRONT TOBACCO FARM in
Charles County, Md. Other. tobacco
farms near Chssa. Bay IN Anne
ietesar %f sss so ss B. w siSnensf
M. BAUMAN. 1927 x st. NV, MA.
IF you ARE LOOKING for a 5-rm.
house with 3 acres of good land,
facing on y. s. SO, mi. west Of
Fairfsx County line In Logdoun
ton; the house is in Al condition:
bath and circulating heat. modern
kit. range and refgr. included !;
beautiful yard and plenty Of shade
and shrubbery; school. and ID. C..
bus at door. Priced below value on
inspect after q pm. or or before Sor; 9 3
Am. B. G. BENTON. once. Chan
tilly. p
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

FOR PROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE.
let US sell or lease your business
5-4422: eyes.s m. 3-0134. with
THE CAREY WINSTON CO.
Realtors 152a Conn. Ave. NV.
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LOOK HERE

gag acres; 7-rm. house, large barn,
2 graineries, chicken houses. lots
of outbuildings. gcod repair; $50
spring, flows 1000 gallons per min
ute up; Potomac. Allegany County;
good road; price. $1,000 with
$4,000 down.
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 1912
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HOUSES ron sALf-vA.
CT or Conventional
AIT EORTs nRIVE

Newly redecorated, 2-hedroom semi.
detached home In Jefferson Manor,
Alex, Va; large ltv. rrl., full sep
arate din. rm.. equipped kitchen with
de luxe cleo. range and garbage
fenced yard. level lot: very low down
payment, excellent financing.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000. Eyes, JE. 4-5513.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

e OR 5 BEDRM. CoTTAGE-Auxust
7-2S. Point Lookout area pref. Phone
CO. 5-9023.
CLIENT desires commercial water
front lots or acreage. area on South
Riyer; &. !, West ~. River Or annapolis
CO.. Box 276, Edgewater p. o., Md.
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LIST AND End TRUST LOANS MADE;
24-hour service. Call Ii. 3-O445,
JEFFERSON MORTGAGE LOAN
CORP.
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts. thereby
terest and give you any balance In
cash. Call MR.. MILLER, ME.
S-1220; evenings, LA. 6-5194.
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TRAILERS
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALERS in town this
week will pay cash for ali makes
and model cars. Call ia. e-4S0l.
for nice low mileage cars. NORRIS
s HnGFE Ss 7eI lis Ga; ave. RA e.I122,
Ford to trade. RE 1892. "a
WANT To BUY iRte-model car to-
day; make not important; must be-
clean: win paw cash. TU. 2-410<.
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CHRIs-CRAFT
FREE SERVICE

ALL SEASON
Any SCoTT-ATWATER motor we sell,
Authorized Factory. Sales Service.
parts. ONLY EXCLUSIVE SHOP IN
p. G. CENTRAL CUPBOARD CO.,
MA. S-022I.
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General Commercial
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
End FL, e22 kennedy st. NV
ThSro9S HNz az cona 71 Esas g. vent vent
1ss5 Wisconsin AVE-. - store
20x55: front and rear parking for
4 cars; full hsllft. with outside entr.:
suitable for any kind Of business;
reas. rent. Owner will furnish all
utils. Call Mr.. Dell JAMES L.
DIXON q co. st. $1,000; ewes,
A. II s CRoss 81. from HrcHT Go.
10 rms. and bath, .(now. used Is
reSidence1; good state Of repair;
act. garase. oil heat: lot approx.
60x100. $I26 per mo. FRED j,
GEORGE, Realtor, IA. S-077T and
SO4 p ST. NW.-Good location.
520-692 6th ST. N.W.--Close to p.
Apply $40 r ST. NV. RIM. 1g.
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SUMMER HOMES

Rsscb sA M r1 Sott ana ,a Weood 1na
ern conveniences; front and side
scr. porch; furn.; quick sale, $3.50
cash. Call Ii, $4,000. MR.. GARNER.
"A
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MOTORCYCLES

CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, food
cond.:: call JE 4-1794.
CUSHMAN Eagle SO, peri. cond,,
windshield, saddle bags; lots on
extras. WA. 7-5439 after pm.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

S2,7OO end TRUST-Payable S27
mo-, 6Te int. secures Mont. County
property. Good makers. $1,700. JU.
9-S077. %
$3.4OO end TRUST, well secured:
brick home: price $4,000; $1,000
End trust, seasoned 2 years, price
$1,000. MR.. YOUNG, JU. 9-1S76.
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FARMS Cent?
INFORM,A1TION

|olQ0 DIN, $50 mo-. buys for $500,
30 acres In young and developed
saw timber; 46 mi. south Of d, C..
az. 6-413l. u
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HOUSES EoR sALe--vA.

. ACREs--and high on hill. In
sssns or eq s. new so ans
brick rambler with 8 large bedrms.,
3 full baths. 12x18 pine-paneled
den, 15x22 liv. rrn., 12x15 formal
din. rm.,. true center-hall plan,
de luxe kit. full bsmt. and attached
2-car garage. quality construction
features as mercury switches, h.-w.h.,
Thermador oven and range, and
metal storm windows and screens.
In restricted area of expensive
homes and priced at only S34, $50.
To inspect, call THE DARBY CO..
IA. 5-93g3 Open 8 till 9. -7
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CENTRAL BUILDING
CORNER 9Th AND G. NV.
Choice mol o aa;. from $50: full service
Air-conditioning, See suut. or
CAFRITZ. nj. 7-00S0
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-02-01
CONSERVATION PROGRAM

What do you find on conservation
in the Administration farm pro-
gram? One paragraph reads:
1.-THE soil. water. range and
forest resources of the United
States are the natural founda-
tion of our national economy.
From them come our food. most
of our clothing. much of our
shelter. How well we project
and improve these resources Will
have a direct bearing on the
future standard of living of the
whole nation"
This was the last in a list of 10
points described by President Eisen-
hover as "Some Fundamental Con-
siderations" taken into account In
drafting his farm message. In his
earlier State of the Union message
the Chief Executive was more spe-
cific. He called for Strengthening
of agricultural conservation and up
stream flood prevention work" And
he also said this:
''The Federal government win
continue to construct and operate
economically sound flood control
power, irrigation and water supply
projects wherever these projects are
beyond the capacity of local initis-
tive, public or private. -.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-02-01

a clear answer. But the excess re-
serves, said official spokesman,
would be kept off domestic markets
;. would not be allowed to move
into normal trade channels.
Instead, it was explained, they
would be used for relief, in new
foreign markets, school lunches, etc.
Catch is that SURPRISES already are
being funneled to such outlets {.
presumably in maximum quantity.
New ideas for getting rid of reserves
are in order, say critics, since de-
scribing them as excess" does not
move them.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-02-01
POLITICAL DYNAMITE

More proposals TO Congress
looking toward sale of butter
and other SURPRISES TO Russia
and her satellites-are expected
from Eisenhower. Benson & Co.
Press talk that butter might be
swapped for Soviet manganese
was an Administration "feeler
of public opinion.
White House strategists know the
issue is loaded with political dyna-
mite. But they think dangers OF
mounting SURPRISES may be just as
great.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-02-01
WOOL PLAN FAVORED

Wool growers may be getting
direct payments TO support
prices. It's part of the Admins
tration farm program and
about the only support idea in IL
that Congress may okaY this
year.
Idea is to let wool seek its owA
price in open market. If that price
is below 90 per cent of parity, ths
difference would be made up by
check from the government. The
money would come from us. tariff
charges against foreign wool.
Is there a chance for direct pay
ments on other products-meats and
other perishables, for instance? Most
farm leaders on Capitol Hill say, No!
Republicans in the past have fa-
vored limited use OF direct pay
ments. And the National Grange
suggests their use in emergencies.
But fact is that when ex-Agriculture
Secretary Brannan proposed them
for a long list of farm products, II
aroused a storm of protest-from
Democrats and Republicans alike.