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Evening star., 1955-11-13

Salute to Eisenhower, dinners
to be STAGED By Republican,
January 20.
Earlier yesterday. when asked
about the prospects Of q bit Of
golf for the President, Mr. Hag-
erty said he had no idea when
MIR. Eisenhower would take full
Swings on the golf course. He
said it was always possible that
the President might stroll out To
the White House green just to
walk around In the sunshine.
After Mr.. Hagerty himself de-
parted for ais first golf game
since September, the President
did stroll out to the green and
picked up q club for what aides
later described as q couple 81
practice puts" and q bit Of
I"limbering up.s
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Big 4 Cont Even Agree
On Next Meeting Time

world against a certain type Of
war d.e. atomic) we should be
careful to do so in terms which
would not suggest that other
kinds Of war are all right. II
there Is sufficient moral opinion
to stop one kind of war, I should
hope 1t would stop all kinds
In the end it was settled that
the final communique should
emphasize such areas Of agree
|ment on disarmament as had
been discovered principally the
fact that everyone processes to
be in favor Of it) while not dis
Iguising the differences that exist
(such as how to go about it). All
hands expressed the conviction
that such a statement would be
Of considerable help to their rep-
.resentatives on the u. N. dis
|Hsraament subcommittee when
IEney resume their discussions.
The outlook for the remaining
sessions is hardly any more
promising. Monday afternoon
and Tuesday morning the Min-
listers 7ill take up item No. 8 on
their agenda - development Of
East-West contacts. To guide
them they will have the report
Iof their experts. who have been
meeting steadily since October
80 without reaching agreement
on q single point under discus
sion.
Tuesday afternoon will be de-
voted to more debate on the al
ready thoroughly rnangled ques-
Ition Of German reunification and
European security, and Mr. Molo-
|toy will be permitted to bring
up anything else he may have on
his mind under the heading Of
either business"
The final session Wednesday
viii be devoted to arguing about
a communique. II current pre-.
dictions hold good, it win be
largely q problem Of scraping
together enough hopeful shreds
from the shambles Of this meet
ing to justify the next one-a
problem which seems likely to
tax the combined ingenuity OF
every veteran diplomat gathered
here.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Continued from First Page

Continued From First Page
Iject in q joint final communique.
Summing up a two-day debate.
IMr. Dulles thought that the ex-
change Of views had contributed
to general understanding of
the problem and that the Min
listers hadn't wasted their time.
lie added, however, that he
would mot be so optimistic as
ito say that either of us has
fully persuaded the other" or
that there were not Considerable
differences" still remaining.
In deliberately conciliatory
tone. Mr.. Dulles touched on q
few Of these differences:
In their proposals. the Western
lpov'ers had placed greet en-
Y ~
ldeveiupins mefiioEs o. issSpecG6n
and control as a preliminary step
to any general program Of dis
armament.
The Soviet Union,'' said Mr..
Dulles, apparently feels that
this emphasis on inspection and
control may have Interior pur-
poses or fears that we wish to
make inspection and control ends
I'm themselves unrelated to q
reduction Of armaments.
The Soviet Union seems more
disposed to proceed TO agree
lmentS on reduction Of arma-
lments whether or not adequate
controls are established and rely
on the force Of moral opinion to
insure that the agreements wiz
be complied With"
The West, said Mr.. Dulles. was
eager for the day" when the
force Of moral opinion should
reach such compelling propor-
Itions but did not feel that it had
yet arrived.
Stresses MoIotoy Point
At the end Of the session. the
Secretary returned to this point
which Mr.. Molotov had re-em-
Iphasised.
1T is very important, " said Mr..
Dulles. that when we talk about
mobilizing the moral opinion Of
Evening star., 1955-11-13

burg win include only an as
lsemblase Of the townspeople and
. brief welcoming speech by
Mayor William J. Weaver. The
mayoror burgess As he Is called
in Gettysburg invited the Presi-
dent 70 drive in to the main
square. Mr.. Haserty said the
President was glad TO accept the
Evening star., 1955-11-13

HlucS - pI16I llulDerlnk up
he has held In his hands since
the day before his heart attack
September 24-just seven weeks
ago. He then sat In the pleasant
autumn air for an hour while his
son, Major John Eisenhower
took over.
This part Of his enjoyment Of
. quiet week end at the execu-
tive mansion supported an earlier
statement by Presidential Press
Secretary Hagerty that Mr.. Els
enhower was feeling iaae and re-
laxed. with no sign Of fatigue
from his plane trip and hearty
homecoming in Washington last
Friday.
Mr.. Hagerty and Presidential
Assistant Sherman Adams con-
ferred with him an hour yester-
day morning on governmental
matters. including confidential
reports from Secretary Of state
Dulles at Geneva and plans for
the temporary trip to Gettys-
burg. The President also ap-
proved Q recess appointment Of
Maj. Gen. Alonzo P. Fox as neu-
tenant general and q senior mili-
tary adviser IN the Defense De-
partment.
To BE A Birthday Trip
The President and Mrs Eisen-
hover. who observes her 50th
birthday tomorrow, expect IA
leave Washington between il
am. and I pm. for the tWo-hour
85-mile drive to Gettysburg. Be-
fore turning into their farm they
win 60 to Lincoln Square. the
civic center. for d public well
come.
Then probably as carly as
Tuesday the President WIN start
going to an ONCE prepared for
him on the first floor Of the post
ONCE building not far from the
square. It win be his first visit
to Gettysburg and his first fairly
regular round Of official business
appointments since he started i
r1id-August vacation In Denver
and suffered the heart attack.
The stay at Gettysburg may
continue as long as six weeks.
Mr.. Hagerty emphasized that
the main objective Of the move
to Gettysburg is to enable the
President to complete his con-
yalescence In q historic and
scenic environment that is '.the
apple Of his eye"
The presidential schedule Of
official business and conferences
viii be eight for the first week
and include only q few visitors
ct the downtown ofiice but the
pace gradually viii be stepped
up. Cabinet and National Sc
ctrity Council meetings are
being arranged for the second
week at Camp David, the Pres
ident's mountain retreat az
Thurmont. Md, about rs miles
from Gettysburg.
Mr.. Hagerty emphasized that
the President, while likely I'd
visit the ONCE as early as Tues
day. does not plan any rigid Or
long schedule at this time. A
main reason for the downtown
Office, which the Gettysburg
postmaster temporarily vacated
for the convenience Of the Pres-
ident. Is that athe farm Is the
private home of the President
and Mrs. Eisenhower and We
will try TO keep 1t as private as
We can. : MI. Hagerty explained.
Catches Up On yisiting
Today, on the advice Of his
doctors. the President viii re-
main In the White House and
not attend church services. But
this gave him. as Mr.. Hagerty
remarked. q chance TO catch up
on visiting with his son and
daughter-in-law. their three
children, and his brother, DR..
Milton Eisenhower.
The civic greeting at Gettys-
Evening star., 1955-11-13
A GoIfing President
Gets Back in the Swinq.
By ROBERT K. WALSH

President Eisenhower upheld feeling repoe yeser-
day BY golf putting the White House green before moving
tomorrow TO two Gettysburg addresshs private farm and
downtown ONCE where he will gradually active duties
His the White lawn was described by
aides brief mbering up process with the t rof club
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-06-15

a strong constitution are required.
I've been studying my cows closely
for intelligence. I've found that ner-
vousness and fear replace good sense
in some. Intelligence embraces many
qualities as hard-to-handle, dumb, poor
mothering, no appetite and over-moth-
erIy. I've had strain in the herd that
are dumb at birth-don't want to nurse.
The dumb characteristic follows them
through life eliminating in their not
wanting to go out and rustic. wanting
only choice feed and that carried to
them.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-06-15

doesn't seem to exist. If there is alfalfa
TO pasture, ones that show little ten
dency to boat are desirable. IF much
course grass is available for cheap
feed and there is much course hay and
straw TO feed IN the winter a large
paunch is valuable. Some operators in
England breed for long neck. They've
found that cattle with long necks Craze
longer and easier and hence make
greater gains on grass. IF the cattle
are TO rustic during the winter and to
stand the spring storms as calves, a
thick hide, a good growth of hair and
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-06-15

Well, Conservation Charley smells
smoke Let's see where the fire is. For
the last six weeks the countryside has
looked like a party-line conversation in
smoke signals Must have set new
record on some days. I don't recall
reading any reports by the old-timers
about 40 smoke signals in view at one
time. Maybe the Indians learned the
hard way about indiscriminate use of
fire and imposed gag rule on the
''talkative element in the tribe.
What's the point? StubbIe- burning
isn't conservation Why? First, stubble
mulch is one of the essential conserva-
ton practices for controlling wind
erosion. Burned stubble no stubble
mulch dust storm.
Second, stubbIe fires have an unpre-
dictab1e tendency to burn the neighbours
haystack. He doesn't like it.
Third, stubble and other crop resi-
dues should return organic matter to
the soil to maintain good soil filth.
It is organic matter that gives soil
in good filth a spongelike quality. 1t
helps to keep the soil particles apart
and makes the whole soil mass more
porous-Iess runoff and more moisture
for the crop. 1t makes the soil lighter,
softer and less sticky 1t costs less to
work soil in good filth. Soil in good
filth doesn't bake or crust Seedlings
have no trouble getting up into the
sunlight.
Now let's see how we can live with
all that 'forty-busheI'' stubble in the
field If you have equipment designed
for stubb1e equipment with
wide sweeps and lots of c1earance-you
aren't the man in trouble But if your
equipment won't clear the accumula-
ton of stubhle and straw-be sure to
give it good trial because this isn't
an ideal soIution-then remove the
combine windrows by burning them at
night This will leave the stubb1e be-
tween the windrows Hindsight Note:
Those windows wouldn't be problem
if you had used chopper attachment
last fall
And about those .ssmoke signals
did you say something?
Conservingly yours,
CONSERVATION CHARLEY
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-06-15
Highland Cattle
Sales Reported

STANLEY SLOAN, Forsyth. shipped
% head of Highland heifers to H. o.
Rogerson, AIdergrove, Be, Canada,
where they were sold to various mem
bers of the Highland Cattle Cooperative
Assn. of that area. Sloan also sold two
Highland yearIing bulls to Albert and
Anton Ballecly, Shepherd.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-06-15

Water in motion cools milk faster
than still water And cooling water
should be as nigh as the milk line in
the cans.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-06-15
Here's How Wool
Program Works

different from any previous wool pro-
gram, according to Earl Moncur,
University of Wyoming extension
economist.
In listing points for growers to con-
slider for the best profit deal. Moncur
noted that a grower no longer can take
out a government loan at a guaranteed
price. He must now sell in the normal
wool trade and take a direct incentive
payment based on the selling price
he received.
A sheepman may still consign his
clip to a wool house with the usual
arrangements for advance payments.
His only market for wool viii be pur-
chases for American trade because the
government will not buy wool in SIS.
Higher Payments From Higher Prices
The important thing to remember
about the new program, Moncur says,
is that the higher a price a grower
sells his wool for, the higher incentive
payment he will receive Here's how
the payment is figured:
The government now decides the ma
tional average wool price from grow
ers' receipts and figures the percent
age difference between the national
average and the incentive price of 81
cents pound
Uncle Sam then pays each individual
grower that percentage multiplied by
his individual selling price IF a grower
can sell his wool at the highest price
he can get, he will receive a higher
payment.
Shoot For Highest Price
In explaining why growers will re-
ceive higher payments when they sell
their wool for the highest possible price,
Moncur worked out this example:
IF the national average turns out to
be SO cents, it would be IL cents below
the 62-cent incentive price. Twelve
cents is "a per cent of SO cents The
grower who sells for SIS cents-a nickel
more than the national average-would
get "a per cent of SIS cents or 1872
cents pound as an incentive payment.
A grower who sells below the nation
al average will get a lower payment
per pound Suppose he sells for As cents
a pound-a nickel under the national
average. lW0LLy-IOuT per cent OF 40
cents is 1913 cents pound. That means
that the grower who sold low received
"a cents pound less than the other
growers incentive payment
Sell Now or Later?
Moncur lists several other points to
consider when selling wool:
l. Should we sell now or hold on
awhile? If most growers hold. they
could push down the price by flooding
the market when they do sell Also, if
domestic markets-the only place to
seII-cannot take this years clip at
firm prices, growers may sell more
readily and weaken the prices
However, if more wool is used. high
er prices are possible.
2. Under certain conditions, a grower
may assign his incentive payment to
house handling his wool for an addi-
tiona1 advance or loan. Assignment of
incentive payments needs to be filed
with county Agricultural Sterilization
Evening star., 1955-05-29
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-ocean side o
highway, 2 buildings. 3 units each
Exceptionally well furnished. Grosl
weekly rent $3.50, In excellent con
neT; ditien; Finsnssd Sly t9 sTit puTnGhsasser Sni a.
the beach Modern apts,. and cot
MODERN COTTAGES and apart
ments. Week-month-season Hal
list. GOULD. 5000 Pacific. Wild
ocfSN SGSS I crfY, Il nj MD.&NeH l5@1 .pts. / blk
ocean: !. 2 and 5 bedrms.. SIS. $55
SOS, SS5 wk. LA. 6-S420.
NEAR OCEAN, and Q bedrm. apis.
well furn., pvt. baths: S55 up. XII
s-0554. weekdays after 6.
Mr.. KITTY HAWK, N. CAR.-Cabin
on beaches, on Currituck Sound anc
Atlantic Ocean, sleeps g., sereenee
perch, $3.50 week. Call RA. g.
REHoBoTH BEACH. DEL.-Beauti.
ful brick-and-redwood 3-bedroon
contemporary rambler under tai
pines Facing golf course, 3 blks
from beach; 2 baths, big scr. patio
Compl. furn.. incl. Hotpoint disp.
dishwasher, Bendix Economat
priced way DelOW cost At SlO,ooO
with $13,650 in hnan. Call JE. g.
$3.50.
WILDWOOD - New summer renta,
list ready. Wide price range. BA-
KER REALTY CO., 224 E. Oak ave.
wildwood, N. J. Open Sunday
Phone, Wild. 2.2432.
DEWEY BEACH, DEL.--Lovely new
fufn. ocean view apt, sleeps four
SIS per wk. or $3.50 per season
option to buy. Located at Bayard
ave. and Cullen st. t2nd housed
See on week end May 2S or tel,
Bait, HA. ,6-23S1,. after May 80.
CORNER RESIDENTIAL ocean-front
lot. Ocean Beachs Md. at substantial
discount. Write OWNER, ?, o. Box
, ,rm3a6T 1sS3; North shaThs Mani; Pa hr, from
D. c. sale or rent, cottage apis.
Ill Q.RohT
Evening star., 1955-05-29
SPECIAL BARGAINS

SPECIAL BARGAINS
ains on shSs sSsn'E
bedrms.. 5 baths, auto. INV. heat
Beautifully furnished. Laree 2-cal
garage with shower and lavatory
This is the most s. oSt:tandinE q n;,h HON, n,
Florida and must sell at once. Lesl
than. 100000. - -.
bsmt.. on an acre. ss, $50
: ,,sss ssdr@s.; ss:sb6I -aers lot; large 0'l
2 bedrms.. large trees. S6.95o.
. bedrms.. new GE. colored kitchen,
new. home, $3.50 dn. payt: 800
3-bedrm.. UNIQUE frame; $1,000.
nsdrW tS View TsU 81 OTiss VEST 0R Ra.r ssSoo
overlooEine bay, SIS. 800.
ed lot. Soox1oo' S1s. 500.
3-bedrm. artistic red rambler, statee' e
" trees, on Rhode: Rlvs1i m.si. .SsSsd
grounds. west River.
bedrmS.. carefully planned on pro.
tected creek, beautiful view o,
Chesapeake Bay. private pier.
Beautiful Fairhaven. on the Bay;
large home: 3 bsdrps, ,,,ta;,S, ,Sdern an1aba 9asa
private pier. Price. $4,000.
| All these properties near schools
shopping. on water or beach and
boat privileges. Very reasonable an
payments and financing. Act today
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Come to our Deale. Nd. once. next
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Evening star., 1955-05-29
AVIATION

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FUNK, completely rebuilt, full panel.
2-way radio: In Nke-new eopd. Best
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Evening star., 1955-05-29
FLORIDA PROPERTY

BREEZY FLORIDA SHOREs-Large
In growing community with plenty OF
opportunities for business and REAL
Florida living! Churches. schools,
shopping AND amusements nearby.
Swim and. hsh on worlds safest
ocean beach only 9 minutes away:
community fishing dock on property.
Build now or later for vacation. re-
tirement. or business. Write today
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FLORIDA. SHORES, NEW SMYRNA
BEACH. I'D, FLORIDA.
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your wants AMER REALTY, r D
No. I. Boz o26. Deland, Fla.
BUY PROPERTY in beautiful central
Florida direct from owner. Excellent
income from new 2-family masonry
apt. plus . 3-bedroom home on Lake
Dora. S29.750,
8-foom home, plus acres. full
bearing orange grove on state road
near town. S2S.250.
2-bedroom home. plus 4 lots. lake
PRIVILEGES. $3.50.
II interested. write for particulars
and photograph to OWNER, BOX
6SS, Eustis. Florida.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
TIDEWATER,
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

/. st. George River, st. Mary
County-5,aere peninsula. 1000;
anchorage beautiful yssr-reeuntt seuit
class condition. guest house. com,
plete outbuildings, beautifully land
GUIDED; immediate possession; 9;
miles D. c.; $4,000.
Q. Chesapeake Bay--Modern rambler
place dining room, electric Kitchen
picture windows, 2 baths, completed!
immediste possession: 5s mile
8. Chesapeake Bay. Holiday Beach
Large lots. broom. bath and base
trail heat. inlaid linoleum floor. rus
tic yard furniture. liberal financing
80 miles Baltic; $3.50.
4. Chesapeake Bay, West Beach.
large corner lots, 6-room home. bath
elassed-in porch, ,artesian. well; shade
I5ees f1Sa fmedste Dossssson ssse me
Modern " sear-round & home, 8 bed,
rooms, large living room. dininl
room, kitchen. utility room, screened
porches, beautiful trees; immediat
possession: SO miles D; C.; S15;000
Dor area: modern rambler, 3 bed
rooms, baths. large fireplace. ma
hogany panelling,. deep .anchoraee
sandy beach. private dock. larg,
majestic trees. one OF the fines
waterfront homes in Southern Mary
land: immediate possession; 55 mile
z. Hellen's Creek. lower Patuxen
River-1h-a acre site, directly OF
water, sandy beach. good harbor
wooded, good road. 55 miles D. c
8. Historic Rousby Hall. lower Patux
ent River-20 acres, 7-room Co
loniel home. fully restored: sand!
beach, good harbor, sea food. duck
ing; beautiful view of Chesapeak
Bay; paved road; 55 miles D c
o. Lower Patuxent River 2o-acr
peninsula, perfect harbor. "a mil
waterfront. Groom home, larg
porch, beautiful trees; immediat
possession: % miles D. C. SIS: 300
10. Chesapeake Bay-60 acres. larg'
rustic dwelling with all modern i'm
p5SKementdS Ella Sis5 fsst Of sasns
ssatood dnfkins LUCK. lerge ,mmesiat msssstti
II. 20 acres: 5-room modern home
1,500 feet waterfront on beautifu
Patuxent River estuary. sandy beach
good harbor. all kinds seafood, ma
rine wild life: 5s miles D. C.
See our ad under Farms for Sale,
We have farms, waterfronts. cot
VERT REALTY AGENCY. Primo
Frederick, Nd. Phone 10S. 354 ant
225-J-I. INSPECTION BY AP
Evening star., 1955-05-29
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
II ,you would stili like to be some
Investment viii interest you: 9 cot
tages. together with 2 separate ga
RACES, with IN acres Of beautifully
landscaped grounds. trees, shrub
nifeent % lawn % al Y fronfins on on % 9ood
harbor. which Is q tributary Of
Chesapeake Bay, easily accessible "a
Washington and vicinity; excellent
potential, renting cottages for sum-
mer or year round. docking faeili.
ties now in for boats, excellent
opportunity for marine railway;
eVer-fiowinz approved and tested
artesian well; property adjacent tS
post once, school and shopping
Priced at $50 500 only, excellent
pointment rsams ean only Oe nae cali hST oWNRs AP
o420 Wilxon blvd IA 2-4312
Evening star., 1955-05-29
REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUsTs-Top spot cash. Nd.
Ma. xi PPui1eSk. q S Is. T. ss1.sts6s. &c di'sG9n' g.!
Zoo Wilson blvd, Arl. "a. s.5soo
TOP Cash prices for and trust notes
1mmediats action. ME-. s-6e6s;
MoNSix sStsi 70 On ';ssp' sns rnpsr--w. Will
VA. 1 @ VI. sssscnsbis rates. NA.
T2ssFFtS TsF tSekQs. kQ.Tfs2iAscfF fsis I. I. ~. W.T.: e.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
TIDEWATER,
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

/. Sylvan Shores. South River. 8
room home; 2 bedrooms. full base
ment, porch, large trees, fenced
immediate possession; 2S mile
D. c.; 800.
2. South River. 1-acre peninsula
3 modern homes; 2 miles from An
napolis: private dock, good harbor
sandy beach: immediate possession
$4,000
3. Galesville; modern 2-bedroon
home; large lot; adjacent to zane'I
pier; beautiful stone fireplace
knotty pine living room, landscaped
beautiful view of West River; i'm
mediate possession; 20 miles D. C..
4. shady Oaks Manor, West River
5-room modern rambler. fireplace
all conveniences. % miles D. c
Immediate possession. $13.750.
8. Shadyside, acre, spacious ram
bier; West River; Handicapped: nea
yacht club: large shade trees; com
muting distance Washington ant
Baltimore; bedrooms, full bath
large dining room, snack bar, beau
tiful kitchen, living room with larg
picture window. fireplace. oil heat
utility room, artesian well. doubl
garage: 25 miles D. c.; $22 900.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
Call Mrs. Williams. West River 44S1
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY, Primo
Frederick Maryland Phone 1OS.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
STUDY THESE PRICES

As an example, we offer corner lot
No. 4, containing over 4 acres OF
about 175,000 square feet OF land
each 60xl20. The price for this
lot fronting on the paved highway
Is $4,000.
Another example is lot 16 on the
new street being built by us con.
$4,000 square feet Of land. which
Is equal in area. to IS lots each
6ox12O. The price OF this lot is
Directions: Drive out Pa. ave. s.e,,
over the. Sousa Bridge to Branch
ave. south on Branch ave: or Mary
land Route No. 5, cross q. 8. Route
8OI. then straight through Brandy
wine TO the paved road LEADING ia
the right at Baden grocery store i
still south, bearing to right pasl
Emmanuel Methodist Church or
Horsehead road to our sign ano
0ilvanhurst.