davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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pie 4o'5S
1-49.95 Knuckle Arm Lounge
Chair, reversible foam cushion,
mahogany legs and trim, sage
damask cover, floor samples,
24.E
1-59.95 Modern Lounge Chair,
blond legs, reversible airfoam
cushion, charcoal tweedy uphol-
stery, floor sample ----3 34.97
1-109.95 Chippendale Wing
Back Lounge Chair, mahogany
legs, heavy tan Bolta-cloth up
holstery, floor sample ----59.97
1-49.95 Barrel Chair, mahog-
any finished legs, reversible
foam rubber cushion, sage dam
ask cover, floor sample --24.47
1-69.95 Swedish Modern
Lounge, button tufted airfoam
rubber seat, blond hardwood
legs, high back, brown metal
lie cover ------------- 39.S5
1-79.95 Large Channel Back
Barrel Chair, reversible airfoam
cushion, mahogany finished
legs, gold bouele, sample, 1881
2-59.95 Platform Rockers with
locks, covered in Boltaflex plas-
tic, mahogany finished trim, /
grey, / green, floor samples,
34.97
1-59.95 Knuckle Arm Lounge
Chairs, mahogany finished trim
and legs, reversible airfoam
cushion, grey damask, sample,
34.97
1883 Large Lounge Chairs,
tufted back, reversible airfoam
cushion, kick pleats, sage or
persimmon boucle, samples,
1897
1-59.95 Channel Back Barrel
Chair, airfoam cushion, mahog-
any finished legs, gold damask
upholstery, floor sample --34.97
2-59.95 Modern Arm Lounge
Chair, airfoam cushions, kick
pleats sage covered, fringe trim
on grey damask covered, sam
PIES 34.97
l-49.95 KnuckIe Arm Lounge
Chair, nersimmon damask COW
er, reversible airfoam cushion,
mahogany finished legs and
trim, floor sample --------24.47
1-79.95 Armless Decorator
Chair, custom tailored cover in
brick nubby fabric, black fin
ished legs with brass tips, dis
continued style, sample 1887
Evening star., 1955-06-16
China
Third Floor,

HUu FLOOT,
Washington Store Only
15-1.25 Milk Glass Covered
Candy Dishes --- SEC
2-S.98 Lazy Susans, black and
white ------..------4.98
3-S.9S California Pottery Start
er Sets, 16-pc., service for 4,
-4.9s
12-2.95 Pyrex Baking Sets, s.
pc. ------------------1.29 1.29
72-25c COlored Sham Bottom
Tumblers, 12-oz. size ca. 1Oc
1-24.98 Decorated Dinner Set,
45-pc., service for 8 - 1899
17-l.O0 Novelty Plastic Plant
~A~ = 90 2JC
Fl Prs. loo Cut Glass Salt and
Pepper Shakers -------pr. 25c
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Goats
Second Floor,
WGsItinUto1r Store OnIu


2 Women's 49.9S All-Wool
Spring TOpperS -----39 $500
6 Misses and Juniors 1898
Orion Toppers; short and long
sleeves - 29.S8
1-11.00 All Purpose Rayon
Taffeta Busters; navy or black;
3 to is 500
$500 Rayon Faille Toppers;
fully lined; light blue; broken
sizes ------------------ 1890
25-19.S8 to $500 Rain or Shine
Goats; checks, plaids, solids,
1888
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Stationery
Street Floor,

otCct EtOWs
Washington Store Only
500 Monte Carlo Game Sets,
contain 8 games ---------2.5O
21-1.O0 Photo Albums, simu-
lated leather covers, red or
green -------------------79C 79C
16 Boxes 1.8O-2.4O d0z. Candles,
blue, H." Is, 49," lengths,
00c to 1.20 doz.
16-19c Fans, assorted lOc
$500 Revolving Plastic Poker
Racks with 200 chips $50
1--15.W Roulette Wheel, 9" size.
$50
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Necktl,eUs'
Street Floor

Washington and Arlington
3OO-59c Pin-On Summer Flow
CAD . AVt 1sVV
1OO-1.0O Nylon POuf Scarfs,
pastelS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
125-1.00 and 1.59 Cotton
Blouses, broken assortment, 79c
35-5.9S Cotton Skirts, broken
assortment ------3.S9
3.99 Wool Jersey Stoles, hand
knotted fringe, plain colors.
2.99
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Knit indies
Street Floor,

Washington Store Only
14.95 Dress Length NylOn Tric0t
Gowns -------------5.99
219.95 Nylon Tricot Dress
Length Robes -------------8.99
1900 NyIon Tricot Gown and
Robe Set --------------5.OO
+3.95 Famous Make RayOn
TricOt Bed Jackets --2.79
12-4.95 Nylon Tricot Slips, 2.99
27-3.98 Nylon and Dacron Tri-
cot Slips 2.99
127-69c Rayon Panties, pink,
$40
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Whaling Quote Fixed

SYDNEY.-AustraIia' whaling
quota for the season has been
fixed at 1870. compared with
2,040 for the past year,
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SiICef'tl,0re
Street Floor,

Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
1--25.00 Silverplated Coffee Pct,
scratched ---.1 1905
25--1.00 Aluminium Bowls, 59c
20-1.0O Alum / n u m Bread
Trays, -----------.---5 $50
1-12.98 Sterling Bon Bon Dish,
scratched --.-- -5.9Ss
4-2.98 aluminium Lazy Susans,
slightly dented ---------1.59
"PluS TGI
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Notions
Street Floor
WASHINGTON Store OnIU

Washington Store Only
25-2.98 Plastic Chair Covers,
SO" square ----------------29c
35-1.0O White Strapless Bras,
broken sizes 800
50-1.10 White Garter Belts,
broken sizes -------89 sec
25-3.9S Raincoats, plastic, all
sizes 2.29
5-1.0O Beach Bags, slightly
goiled S9c
5-1.25 Shoe Shine Kits, black
polish ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800
15-1.O0 Hat Racks, set Of 3, 500
60-2.9S Dress Bags, to hold 8
garments $40
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Junior Dresses
Second Floor,

Second Floor,
Washington and Arlington
7-22.SS to $500 Dressy Rayons,
1890
10-12.9S TO 1888 COttons and
RayOns ns----------7.0O
Sass Velvarayed Sheers,,
1900
15-1O.S8 TO 1888 COttOns- 800
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Fabrics

Street Floor, Washington Only
lbs yd. SINNERS Polka Dot
Crepes ----------------84c SAC
Csc yd. Rayon Gabardine, 42-in.
wide 79c
1853 Rayon Suiting, faille 45-ir1.
wide ----S4c SIC
1,69 10 1.95 Rayon Suitings,
crease resistant, 54-in. wide, 99c
79c to 1.95 Remnants of NyIon,
Silk, Rayon. Desirable lengths.
39c to 100 I'd.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Veterans High
Exercises Held

Commencement ceremonies
were held last night for the
Veterans High School Center at
Armstrong High School. Miss
Edith A. Lyons. a member of
the Board of Education, spoke
to the group.
The graduates are:
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Washington Store Only
Street Floor,

100 to 2.99 Sportswear, broken
assortment ----3 39c to 100
$3.50 Sweaters, broken as
sortment 2.88
100-5.98 Cardigan Sweaters,
broken assortment ---- 3.59
$3.50 NylOn and DacrOn
Blouses, broken assortment,
3.5S
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Street Floor.

Street Floor, --
Washington Store Only
$50 Mems, Women's 25c TO 500
White and Colored Handker-
chiefs, some with initials, 15c
Is Women's Printed Cottons,
1Oc
Mems Soc Pastel Cotton Hand
kerchiefs to match shirts,
3 for 100
Evening star., 1955-06-16

regular Sabbath service of Con-
gregation Beth Ell of Montgom-
cry County, 8215 Old Georgetown
road, Bethesda, at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow. He will be assisted by
Cantor Wolfe Mostow.
Evening star., 1955-06-16

Psyton, Ernest Smith; n. L.. ar,
Richardson. r. W. Williams, Leroy
Rutherford. j., sr. Weed, Charles p.
| Sims James T.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Upholstered
Chairs
Floor

FOUFLH EtOWy
Washington Store Only
1-S9.95 Swedish Modern High
Back Lounge Chair, button tuft-
ed foam rubber seat, blond
legs, aqua tapestry, sample,
S4.T
1-79.95 Large Channel Back
Chair, airfoam rubber reversible
cushion, turquoise boucle, sam
pie -49.97
Evening star., 1955-09-17
Mortgage Terms Eosed
For NutionuI Bunks

National banks are now per-
mitted to make 20-year mort
gage loans on up to 662s per
cent Of appraised value for pur-
chase Of houses. under a change
in the National Banking Act
passed in the closing weeks of
Congress.
Previously, these banks have
been limited to- 10 years and so
per cent except in the case of
Veterans Administration and
Federal Housing Administration
mortgages. Under the change,
the banks are also allowed to
make construction loans for nine
months. as. against six months
previously.
Evening star., 1955-09-17
Architect to Attend
Caracas PurIey

Ronald Senseman, president
of the Potomac Valley Chapter
Iof the American Institute of
Architects. will represent his
chapter next week at the Pan
American Congress of Architects
at Caracas. Venezuela.
Announcement of his trip was
made this week at a luncheon
meeting of the chapter.
Evening star., 1955-09-17
w. n. BIunz Honored

Wilfred H. Blanz Of 4541 War
rem street NV. has been named
a senior member Of the Society
of Residential Appraisers. the So
ciety has announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
POMPONIO

sss5 Wilson BiTd. "a. 10000 TI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
HOUSES roR sAtl--VA.
) NEED 4 BEDRMS.

]. Wesley buchanan, Inc.
Radio Bldg. Arfingtori. IA, Alba
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

ARR, n; S1b.950 = only Q hlks.
q bus cr new McKinley Hsmentsry.
this 1oyelT, 0-rm. Colonial. with
fun bsnt. and level. Anchor feneed
view lot. Choice, convenient, pop
niar sectionf Excellent yAlnei New
HotinRt See II By calling kEIIH p.
gEuMBAcK ia 2-Sb27. "a. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

Duiilddiinis; lot has 5000 q. d. 70
public alley; price, So, 500. BOSS
g PHELP5. INC, Ma. $4,000. --.23
WISCONSIN, AVE-, near Sears. with
46-ft. frontage on wisconsin ave:
and also End frontage &C. on s sn3snss
i h eacei. eond. b SUITABLE ior cfsss
use. Please caiI INEz cUsHABD,
HUGE z-rm. white store. hrand-nex.
Use e . des..sd, ye5 fa. enns ses s mIG.
sItvE z.se SIZING .ssD. G, un.-
Chdice commercial site. 1880 g.
#. zoned CO., access from streets,
max bldg hetgl1t Ito tt. euttahle
f95 I1 ~ son1l; .s setis sslsss kHHhfffY
ssI i i 81. II. W@-stors buiId-
ing with 2nd-flcor 3-rm and bath
aARoED 3 B. BoSAET ! CO. Of
n biSSl' spor for farm .qulpnsns
shopping center. zoned LIST CON.
inspection and details can Ma
Zaker, EE. $4,000, MARSHALL =.
WAPLE Co. 1924 18th 81 nv.
f SEa 81 TsEEot KE s ez5id f. cssi
M sitss. nov ssVSiiabie ! Tor aasiiaed
users. FOR sale or lease. Priced
reasonabiy up 70 asIes Eis ~ vo ezr
b rofer 81 Denlot Nee. n. D NEE
CO. $500 RocEsiiie pike. o..
WnHSRs!sa,ToN---fo.s ss-sq.-fs. CONNER.
ciai. es-ft; frontage gn &c. ave "a y
triangle: Germ. 3-petn ,pEicx plnsiis
| KEsSftNdER & CO.. 10. g-1644. !.
Mulberry, located IN su9urn. 81
Wasllinfton. %. c., IN the heart oI
| the fast-erowing section q tnH
territory. 1.6 acres. on Wnlen y
located : largs g. huiidin,T, s s0nS,ssM.
heated greenhouses attached. fefs
| tiliger and tooiroofn, Is well % ettic
| etoraee SPACE. Also Q arm. modern
| home. n excellent. eondition. e
well as additional heatsd sresn-
h l..s.s and ,th s pot,sry .n0N brSss.
Wrought-iron baskets and lamps:
| Yards and green houses fnny
stocked with evergreen, AoNerins
/ shrubs. perenniale. fruit trees. etcs
Ampis pafking area. 6oi2 4sess sds
AhRiEa ..scssaast si Clarendon; brick once
bldg. 8. rms. utu, rma,,,ll Y eslns;
/ owNER. "a. 2-Os00, "a. T-1S2s.
1899 ELK. ron ST. N.W.--ideal
/ fof professional man. Doctor, law.
yef, dentist. accountant. etc. gsnt.
store. ige.. 1st q. Of 2 fias, apt on
/ conditioned. Can add additional
plumbing e this time, rsgking
| space for SO cars. Nj; West, Co.'S
/ REALTY CO.. INC. MA. s-l3tS
'FRONT.' ROYAL. VA. Restaurant
/ Bldg, dining rnn., 30x40 It.. lee.
kit. storage rm.. and layatpry:
/ arm. apt. in rear pvt. bath. eau
lFU3R VIZ VII on LEASE, 1915 N,
Capitol. Business property. ideal
for III kinds of business. IN; y
! 1851. z1-.
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Immediate Occupancy
STORES FOR RENT

SOS G ST. N.E.--on busy street,
nc II. 4-5os7 or 10. S-l6s;577. Ia
fI2i n. CARITOL-l6xsS. 5000 So
It. suitable for pooiroonns festati>
rant or warehouse. IA. o-0030.
Bia7 GRANT ST. NE. next door 70
Strand Theatef-Grocefy nxtures
for balance due. Heavily populated
5i62 BENNfNG RD. SCI, ct lfari-
boro Pike, 2 blocks past d. G. line,
Brand-new Colonial front, fIE
hsmt. CAN NO. 7-4ss4: ewes. 20.
JS Ssato / BLOCK NORTH Of new \.
CAPITOL st. Bridge nearing compile
ton on Minnesota ave. ne. Corner
location. 16x100 with parking
facilities. Suitable most any kind
q business; For information. can
sssi Vicious AVE. s.Essoore.
o. o other business: tdsnseiy popn.
lated. coiored neiehborhood; &4S
rent to responsible party. MA. g.
1868 US BLK. sTH sT. N.w.--Iss.
store. full bsnt., loedins platform
from alley. oil heat, low rent, vac;
DIXIE REALTY CO., ma. $3.50.
e0ls BUNKER MIL M. NE
Coed fog any BUSINESS. shopglns
WHEATON-lSx7b. $3.50. Also Ken
sington 17x50, SS6. NAR8TEfLND
REAL ESTATE. JU. 9-2562; eyes.
lO. 1-04Sa.
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aasSs7FfIiRBs

"STIR"
ogA .s4s rq1E,2 40 70 .x sTI Boz; TT e.
rambler IN bealtisni settins 81
lovely homes within easy aeces,
81 schools, transportation, ehop-
ping ping, . az esniS ssDIse. sRasiSS ~.
teftsinine. large BIZ LUKE kiteh.
en- with breakfast spaee.. 2 ins
Bedrooms. 2 colofed tiied baths
hieh iisht basement with y bath,
gafaEe; wonderful corner lott the
price only $34,960. MAKE THIS
A MUST. Z.
ARLINGTON REALTY
gaia Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-e30o ~ 9
3 j.
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Housfs ron sAle-VA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Fore
closure sale desirable 6-bedffa., 8 ~
bath stone Colonial residence. Noftt
AFiinntofi, October -, ct 10 An
For Informs ton. contact TRUSTEE
Z. D. WhTTE. Leesbure. phone 40s
OWNER. selling his sharmine s-hed.
I'm. home, IN lovely N. Arlington
area. m. transportation home hAi
everything. Finished recr. room
/ With bar, paneled laundry room
,rssa..s sasST9aiI ot; s onss 3nst se
pisteiy redec.i terfife buy ct $50
$50. Can JK. 3-306s. -<21
lBKAuTTFUL 2-bedrm. home. EAlll
Sfs.co6, VII q al OWNER. "a
ads FkRMrNGrON Dk.. Jeflersor
Manor Semidetached,. : hedtps-
finished bsnit.. screened porch, Ieigf
sna washer; y 4, 4, :sss ~ 80. q 80,
srt N.Y. S' and people With children;
s prof. landseaped. vast lawn. fruit
nut and shade trees, and meny
other piantings; i00-ft. all-hgtek
2-Yf. odd rambler with dayiiNhi
lower level: 8 hedrnns.. 2 baths
liv. rm., wyfirepls SEP. din. I'm.
elee; kit,. y sdispossl ana al! s sSs;
S sss; a nnd s.pani Sse study, sssi
bedrm.. laundry frn.. vLwashef anc
drier; S36. 800, liberal terms. Dir:
lee hwy, rtehk to Cedar lane, fi9hi
Mermaid, va OWNER. Ex. 3-s52t
or SSs. ...s.t. q
9-lsyel Sfick house. ) bedTms., iiy
H.. ! bahia; ssfaSs; Ssms. plstuf'
MaRdoy, rec; &C., T rss AN, ir spl &c,
s ssg "a. sshSs eli, a gH Gsssa = lsSo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
HOUSES ron sALE-VA.
Sic nnn-GI loan

trust: 81 300 cash G nd owner WI
eSD. soS s sssE il ;Sssna asIsd
si ss Hg:H or s sr.e aSS M n ass Sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
AUfTNHTOV NORTH

ARLINGTON MONTH
OF the desirable Cape Cod design,
s ss 6 r os q norm sas isfhsR,ss
rreferred living areas, Three bed
filie.. iM baths. liy. fut. with IRE
place. separnte din. rfil.,. generous
Kitchen, fun basement with Grcund..
level walk1ont, lovely tfee-4haded
and fenced rear yard. VIII not
last long q .,aaso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

Address Of Distinctioll

Address Of Distinction
cqstom.styled and egaiity built,
Seo e. s y ss sssi
eioug throuahonE Liy. I'm. t4x23,
din. yTps 1874. 3 bedrus.. Q bAtfii
On 2nd iioor; huge bsInt., M. reef.
Fm., fireplace and full bath. patio.
det. garage. Many extraE; definitely
an 6utEtanding home. Shown b
appointment only.
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$I8.500

Brick houss. on acre, Seven nice
place. fun basement, city water. .
bedrooms and recreation room. on
Possession with deed: $500 eaah.
Balance $40 per month.
MASON uTpCsr
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" si4,9b0

Ewes. can IKE. 6-e572 Or IA. 7-oiis
WRrnHr d BriAcxMAE, INC. .
IA R-t33SH. Reaitor, IA. T.a11l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

Parker, Smith b DonneN
REALTORS. "a. 7-61et. oPEN 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

COLUMBIA HRlGHTs-sa0o down.
S04 go per mo-. buys this masonry
3-hedrm. home; very neat; alumni
mum aMntng and Storm window.
chain link fence DISPOSAL. auto,
washer. equip. KIT. Only one q
this price. Sec to appreciate; - q.
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ALExANDRlA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

- srsrS.nsw Ssk. cspe cod Win
truly enormous roons; very sxclu-
sive location near new Wtiliams-
hurg. school: bedfna- and bath On
LIST a.; 2 bedtfns.s bath on End n;
bic all-elee. kt.: buiit.tn garags.
PRICED Ct $e9. eo 0Qssas R Ban IS &
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-01

Power 70 ger uheud fest
with western fiIloge
\ Automatic Trccfion Booster
\ Two-ciUfch Power Control
X Power-shiff Wheel Spccins
X HeIicol Gear Transmission
X Complete Hydraulic System
u SNAP-coUPLER for Qvicg<-Elifch Implements
u Full Crop and implement Clearance
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-01

The dynamic WD-45 Tractor with POWERS
CRATER engine gives you power to get ahead
fast Try it =. work it you'll know there's
a difference. With its surging high compression
power from regular gasoline, the Ioad-hungry
WD-45 goes into the field and takes charge
POWER. A new range of high-compression
pocOer on regular gasoline is yours In the WD-45
POWER-CRATER engine. Also available Nth
Up gas equipment
FAST JOB CHANGES. "A lUide uariety of diff.
ferent types and combinations of tools are quickly
mounted on the WD-45- You change from job to-
Job IN fifty.
FINcER-TEp WORK CONTROL. Modern s.
ItDo-cLutch control dLLotUs poIUer toRe-of and hy
drduc system to operate when tractor is stopped.
Engine pOUOer spaces the WheeIs. This tractors
he0Uy-zxty mounted tools are designed to take
advantage of its advanced pouer conUeniences.
When the going is tough the automatic fractions
Booster takes enables you to utilize rear
mounted tillage tool weight . needed for
traction.
Take the wheel and get the feel of the WD-45l
I'm action = on your land You'll be driving .o-
days top-performing tractor 80. and the price
viii save you hundreds of dollars! Visit your Allis-
CLEANERS dealer.
sNAP-coupIER and PowERcRATsR radem0s
Piow level for irrigation uphill steep
land TO prevent erosion 2hoifoms "pinnerype
2-wcy pfow quickly The WD45 Tractor with
fhe SNAP-COUPlER.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-01

SOISlluIIlS. OeIIIng prices OF government
owned stocks of these grains also will
drop at that time.
More Grocery Money
Egg prices are getting some help
from the demand side At prevailing
low prices, consumption has increased
about as much as production over a
year previous. There will be more con-
sumers this year and they probably will
have little more grocery money to
spend.
The us. Department of Agriculture
has stepped in with an offer to buy
two million pounds of new type of
dried eggs, equal to about million
dozen, for school lunches The amount
is small as the hens will lay that many
in less than half day on Sunday. The
Department emphasizes that this is not
support or diversion program. But
it will help that much.
Turkey Profits Down
Turkey producers in the past have
cut production in the season after they
had very poor year. 1854 was the
poorest in long time. The percentage
small AS in broiIers, part of the losses
were borne by feedmen and professors
who financed growers.
There are some signs that too many
turkeys are being held back for breed
ers simply because there was such a
poor market for them Official reports
in the next few weeks will throw light
on that. July October testings of breed
er turkeys for pulIorum were 2 per cent
less than a year previous The real
question is how large the demand for
poults will prove to be. Using past ex-
perience as guide, one would expect
cut in the number of poults brooded
this year large enough to make the
crop moderately profitable.
It's largely UP to producers as TO
whether the year viii be generally
profitable. To assure good year, pro-
duction must be cut back to make a
supply that consumers will absorb at
reasonably good prices. Reductions of
3 to S per cent in the egg crop from
1854, small amount in broiIers and
S TO 8 per cent in turkeys probably are
needed.
High cost producers, those who lack
the know-how, facilities or capital to
produce efficiently, should and will
make most of these reductions In addi-
ton, those who expanded sharply in |
the past year should shorten sail.
Efficiency
All producers should strive for still |
higher efficiency and lower cost One of
the most important elements is high |
year around production That takes
chicks bred to lay and that won't easily
go into mott. Pick them also for pro-
duction of large eggs with strong shells.
High production in late summer and
fall is another essential for profitable
flock. Seasons were reversed in 1854
with lowest prices in the fall. but that
was an exception You can still count
on considerably higher egg prices in
the second half of the year than in the
first half. To get large eggs in the
period of high prices requires very
early chicks. February is the last of
Hock v~oox,<Txcy F1v. oTasoLc foV.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-01

likely to be done, especially after mid
year because of the drop in price sup
ports for wheat, oats. barley and
Sorghums. Selling prices of government
owned stocks of these grains also will
drop at that time.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Foure CircuIotes Plan
Merging Arms Ideas

have to figure out the methods
Iof controlling and allocating the
common fund, of arms savings,
which would be available for the
colonial territories of the big
powers as well as for needy in
dependent countries.
3. A specialized agency under
U. N. auspices would receive
declarations of military spending
by the participating powers.
There would have to be an
agreed definition by the powers
lof what constitutes military
spending to insure against con-
Icealment. The agency would
have power to publicize the arms
budgets Of the powers and to
check whether their forces and
military installations conform
with their declarations.
An accompanying memoran-
dun circulated by the French
spells out the financial aspects
Iof the Faure plan. It stipulates
that any military cutbacks should
Iget bigger and bigger as the time
goes on and tension in the world
ISlackenS.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Mamie Coptivotes Swiss;
They Like Her Middle Name

story described her lease and
good will" as photographers
called Look this way, Mamie
and she called Hello, Jack" to
q photographer she knew.
Today's editions called Mrs
Eisenhower, among other things,
"ravishing," 'gentille," "sympa-
thique," "ch arm a n t." and
Chic" And every day the Swiss
refer with intense pleasure to
the fact that the first lady's
middle name is Geneva"
At last nights dinner, given
by the wife of Swiss President
Max Petitpierre, a special group
Iof singers came into serenade
Mrs. Eisenhower with the song
about Lake Geneva which in
| fluenced her mother to give he1
the name:
Mamie speak like the
Swiss-has set a new fashion
note in Geneva. Fashion writers
have commented that she wears
dark nylon stockings and some
times nylon on colors to match
her dress-dark blue, on one oc-
casion. Now all the ladies ir
Geneva want them.
Evening star., 1955-07-22

GENEVA, July % (P).-They
all call her Mamie" in Switzer-
land--the press and the public.
Swiss newspapers vie with each
other in applying fiattering ad-
iectives to the Presidents wife,
whose personality has caused the
usually staid Swiss papers to
drop formality and refer to a
high dignatary's wife by her first
name.
The local papers devote almost
as much space each day to Mrs
Eisenhower. Lady Eden and Mrs
Lucie Faure as they do to the
conference activities of theil
husbands. And it is Mrs. Eisen-
hover who takes the headlines.
"Mamie's Cruise" said one pa
per about yesterdays lake trip
Mamie Arrives for Dinner,
said caption under a picture. A