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Trustees sale Of Valuable ONE AND
ONE HALF gTORY DETACHED
KNOWN As PREMIeEs NUMBER
S7oS, BLAINE STREET. NORTH.
p virtue Of . certain deed Of
! Ia,1a duly RECORDED. In Liber No,
snd r.s sSG go IT. e 'f Si:,r e t6 3;
Columbia, and ct the request Of
UNDERLINED trustee viii seil. Al
P PnSllii auS g. frc Tr rr e.
TENTH DAY or AUGUST AID.
w igSe; ,., ~ TWO O'clock PM
premises, situate in the District
ana beins Lots g.. 9s'i ma n
SQUARE s24z u the subdivision
nae ssss,r oE MeEyen Of part q
corded in the once OF the sur.
yey2f for the District Of Columbia
re y Lip sa,d C s,,S,sc, At rClio liz
ing association deed 81 trust for
appIoximately s5,02s.6e further
particulars. Of which viii Be am
nounced At time Of sale: the pur.
chase price above said. trust TO
be paid In. cash. A deposit Of
S5O0. 90 required, conveyancine, re.
cornlng. etc, a. purchasef.s cost.
al. Tsrm: q Sad 1. e. sa q a., q
within thirty days. otherwises de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertisesd and resoid 81
j. GEORGE GATETY.
.a,, Surviving Trustee.
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AUTO SALESMAN

EVERY NEW CAR DEAL.
portunity to Experienced auto. sales:
cars. All saiesmen IRE furnished
rev car iss: y S.S,Sss T seas psS
our salesmen are making up TO
500 per year. See Mr.. CUR
RIM. LOGAN MOTOR Co.. 3s40
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aul3.Ie,Is,9o,23
ADAM A. WESCHLER 3 SON,
AuctleneeFs-ApDrAiaefs
Bankruptcy Sale
Large Stock Of
MARINE SUPPLIES

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nankruptcy Sale
Large Stock of
MARINE SUPPLIES
Nineteen Hundred Gallon.
Interlux and International
pAINT-ENAlfEIs--V ETC.
ne--Cnhle.-Chain
TooLS-FTeHIN0 TACKLE
AG sSsr sa Tssss rsr
National Electric asiple 6e, RslIc'
CASH RE0tBTER
stssi Legal. FlIeproet and Letter Tnes
piseIy .Sssv:s .saL nnS 1I.sls
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Parts cahinets-Tsst Tank
PACKARD Ais Ais4s" SEDAN
ssuf b & s s cosr. q To- re h 9n p
triet Of Columbia holding . Bank
ruptev Court.-Re: Sam Del Vec-
chic, Individually and TIA Prank
Del Vecchio q Son. BankruptcV No,
1885. the undermined trustee win
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at FRANK DEL vECcHrQ d SON
W. Wrp bis ri AZ.
A sssSa .sd a.:sn. ssssi s. Il:
enamel, varnish. brushing HQuid,
wood fantsh. sealer. thinner pre-
servattve, remover. wood bottom
n sss' sse Cher q yasNSS: .'i ps sG
lirseed on, Glue. seam compound.
solors and related items. brushes.
, ,,'.u Sszs nm. sy.gyhns $3.50.
Inc, water Tank, osra. mast rSG poiss.
bloekH steel cable. nafls. kolfa.
screws. clests. wire. bushinss, tubs
iittinss, pulieys. thtmblea. sTon-
M met ..l lsg Ink ,,,i,. 6saEtns; iasits
srs. sstssrins Wheels. hopper. CON- con-
deep ana shsiioS vsli i pumps:
stores. battery cable. bumpers.
terms. RcK direction Hndsr. bat.
tsries. larse stock OF motor re-
ol.e'n'sspi o Rim GOODS
.peen.. hoof.. i sssti. sSs.. S S.i..
pals. .sinkers. leaders. gWiyeIs. spin.
neTs. baskets, setnes,. doats, met re.
placements; shoes. Ice skates. etc,
dr SPSons iis si,ase s SRs.stsmSsn a.s
LIGHTS. blow torches. shelf hard
ware, rules. SCI clamps. IRE extin-
Euishers. replacement parts, O-Cel.
:sr.ss So. 'D fIaer.s: ssss s asa':
ET&TuREs--orY1cR reurparxsr
Modern National Cash hegister, dis
play cases and stands. shelvins
Sciies ian. ssIaipd.s u sftaris ssaS.
cehle cutters. ladders. biilinE ma.
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addTessed % Star boxes DO NOT
tHeioSs oytotaai setefeseee photo.
toEal pefHe. COPIES serre the Uifr.
1YdDhs or other materials ol per-
\ poss. Originals mag Get lost
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HERMAN MILLER. Attorney.
Filed July 2. 1855 Harry ". Huh.
Clark.

Filed July z. 1855 Harry ". Hun.
Clerk.
m THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District OF Colun.
Big. --BMVEDERE INVESTMENT
Cos NC. Plsinti9 '. HENRY &.
ANDERSON. ct 81. Defendants.-
ciyil Action No, 24l0.5h. ORDER
or PUBLICATIoN.-The object Oh
this suit fs 70 remove . cloud on
the plaintiffs title to Parcel
229/32. On motion Of the plain
tin. 1t Is this 9TH day Of July.
l955, ordered that the defendant,
Henry c. Anderson cause his an.
pearanee to be entered herein on
or before the fortieth day, exclusive
OF sundays and legal holidays. oc-
curing after the day Of the ffrat
publication Of this order. And Il q
further ordered that the defendant,
the unknown heirs alienees and
devtsees Of the said Henry G.
anderson. cause their appearance
20 be entered herein ON on before
the Mrst rule day occurring after
the expiration Of 3 munths from
me gay q the nrst publication
nerecf: otherwise, the cause will
&c prQeeeded with as In case Of
deiauit Proyided .. copy Of this
order L. published at least twice Q
month tcr 3 successive months IN
va Mnas1 rTsr;n. i Lev s. RfsportsrI and
tsi r. B. KEE BE- Isi JuSr sa'd ts Ssie;
A. True Copy. Test. HARRY III
HULL CLERK. BY: MARdARET D.
= iy1 u Qn.asa1 IHsaa 90
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rustss.' sale q Valuable TAeEH.- !:
ssiBgRsFiaB S Ss.,E y!

eToRy BRicK APARTM1MT
BUILDING HEkfaQ KNOWN "a
HL.EyrNTH STRIET. MONTH
By ~ virtue Of 9 certain deed Of .ru.s
duly recorded. IN Liber Ne; lol0o,
I.sssa. S q n: p is q & S SSs Hs
se aa thessSy. the undsrsisnsd
trustees will sell, at public auction
n front Of the premises, on
TY o6RMNTFHD Bay oaST AJoMussTs. Ia.b.
1855. AT TWo-FTFTEEN O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land
and premises; situate ~ 1i e: Pa
q 5o aS of pasidso os - subdivision 81
n the 3:. q u shs p sarvs sscp'I iof
,he pis.Fi .a;,s Of !! Columbia in Eihsr
Terms: Sold subject to . prior
Ibui1ding associationl deed q trust
for approximately 50. 60a. 70 fur
thsr particulars q which yin ,s ss
snnSunssd pr a. tine oys o. .ru ne
70 Sc paid In cash. A deposit Of
$500 90 REQUIRED. CcnveyancinE.
recording. etc, Of purchasers cost:
Adjustments made - Of. date .of
sale Terms 70. be complied with
within thirty dnys.. otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be Advertised and resold o.
'h' d ElscsSRp = > p; st sfsasssiz
MARviN ?. sAbuR
au1s.l6,I6,20,23 Trusteea.
ET1NG 4 OVGTR ~ INN lOAHlnDAApa
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CLERK

Drugstore. experienced, for part
Excellent WORKING conditions. Aps.
ply Room 205.. Washtngton Ma.
tional Airport. lis =
COUNTERhlAN, expefieneed. koehes
style retail delfcatessen. and f9st
sandwich board, Opportunity for
manager Job: salary omen @ quar-.
ss,ssSsrs ThRj FnLMaSoSsss cGodiIIms;s.
bike All, IA, 2-302O. --l8
COUNTER CHILL MAN, experiencedi
sHANTY RESTAURANT, I'LL goeo
Hope I'd. Sc. III
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AUCTION SALES

RIOS. J. OWEN 3 SON, Auctisneers,
iii . 81. NV.
TSE9 %sy s sN q AS yeMIasSSli T Ewo@
1RIcK DWELLLN @ BEING
S H SSSs r~l s sFt s4RHf fSsafHE
q Sass s'1 Hps Il ef ssa rs sssH April
Q. 1854, ~ Instrument Number
11163 among the land records OF
the District Of Columbia. and y
the request Of the party secured
M saiFs ss y ne pu6e nneson IN front
Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF
AUGUST AID. 1855, AT TWO
scriibed land and premises, situate
II the District q GSluT T.St al sp ,n
Green's subdivision Of lots IN SQUARE
21S. Is per plat recorded In the
once Of the Surveyor for the Dis
triet q Columbia In Libes 10. ~
Terms: sold subject to . prior Guild
ing associetion) deed Of trust for
app5oximateiy SS S;sS4,7 n, ~ tsrt snr
bounced ct time Of sale; the pur-
: chase. price. above said. trust 20 be
paid In cash. A deposit Of $500. 90
required. conyeysncinG, recording.
etc. at purchaser's cost. Adtust-
Terms to Be complied With within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be
advertised and resold ct the dis
erection Of the trustees.
+ I: =. E EEEesAM
TfuSteea.
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Al ACCOUNTANT. constr. sxper. ::
500 Wk up. young man. Book
kssPer,s-syBis;t; se IN VA Sn I aiS.
Inquire Ma, e-234O.
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CAB DRIVERS s
Full or part time, We instruct Zop
i io:s sas s.s! l. 'i I ON, sanmsl ray"
BOB'S STUDIO

13f 18th st. NE. Ii. .3-5102
CARPENTERS. combinatiop trim and
framing men; rata. $3.50 per pr.
cSSshllpS0HLrtSF ss74 ], frame and trim.
work IN Alex, area, phone 3D.
cARRfisEINTERs. frst class; steady
work. Call after 2 Pm. IA .
cASRsPPRNrERs. experienced in ae-
soustissl tile a Ss S.d prs ssInsrs
81 an hour. Report TO EE.
POPE ut Agriculture Dept; l4tn
and Independence ave. end q. ccr-
caslssPfIEsss'rER-ya.. r.medslins. coed
ia. 5-0540 after 4 pm. -
salary. S55. Must be high school
graduate: state quahfcations. Op-
Company benefits after 8 months.
BOX 30-S, Star. lis
CHEF. colored, wanted; good oppor-
tunify for right, man. II. 3-333e.
between Q and 9. II
CLERK, white, 1890. Hours. 2 to
3 and / to 4, 8-day week. Pern1a-
nent, many advantages, $50 start.
Call NO. 1868, $3.50 to 5 pm;
CLERK -BKKPR., over IS. to take
charge Of small once in Arl. Per.
inaflent position, paid vacation and
sick leave. Give full details and sal
airy desired. Box 25;S. Star. l6
al, for Hquor store. d. C.. drivers
permit, local references. Do not
phone. 3IO2 18th st. NV. Ills
CLERK-TYPIST. young, h.s.E., Giebe
E5sdcy.! sa sss4 S WlieoS ASSivd.. I'll.
CLERK. ORDER DEPT.-Alert. in
tellieent youne man to start in
order dept. and learn business; e.
perience desirable; permanent fuif.
time lob with excellent opportunity;
must have gop1 references. w. 1ELsb
CO. 514 10th st, NV. 10
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AUcTloN SALES lesas.l
TaOs. : YYIS 9 :. soE q Assiisa.s'i

T sTosS ss5s rSfsry ySsIHgse's Two I've;
pWHILlNQ BEING KNOWN as
r.hxMTe4s NuAgnSA 1k2l
81 virtue Of 4 certain 6ss1 81 trusi
duly recorded. IN Ilbsr No Siis.
ofds. q ne bisiriet D Columbia.
and at the request Of the pafty
secured thereby, the yndersilped
AY I09 qHa 8 N IN EfFssHalsss Say s 81
o'ctocK P.H., lie foiioninS az.
tierie,ssd d lsnd and premises, situate
toiSmbsn c cd ssis asd IS Sth. g
suhdivision Of lots "a Square i9l,
a per plat recorded IN the of6ce
Columbia IN Iissf CHS. a foiio
Terms; sold subject to . prior
trust for approximately S5.i7S.H
further particulars Of which VIII
be announced ct time OF sale: Ire
purchase price above said trust 70
ee PAD g sash. 4 deposit d
f ssgyyD I ste q GSnnssysnciF
Adiustnnsintss sd i;asde p q b AZ ~ "
sale. Terms @ Be complied with
deposit forfeited and TIE y prcps III
may be advertised and resoid 81
'ns uiseF1 MPnH 81 re n, tFI7nEssses.
.as.11.i ssaiassks sAaoHFI Ia......
THOs. J. OWN 8 son. 11SSiSHSef1.
HI 4 SIS MW . =
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Auto Sales Manager
To manage evening shift, must be .
local, thoroughly experienced man
who can appraise cars and close
deals; good pay plan for right man.
Box 3Q6-L, Star. --1S
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AUTO SALESMAN

Used cars. Generous comm. plan,
plus good salary. Experienced pre-
ferred, but not essential. You can't
miss making $3.50 per week and
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC, 1881
RladAnHhurl I'd ne Il
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AUTO statesmen t3D-To sell Linz
coin Mcrcurys and used cars; prefer
men who are now selling NASH,
time every day on lively floor; new
car furnished; guaranteed $50
minimum commission but not max.
comm: II you are exper. ana 9
good closer, you can make lots Of
money See Mr.. Dillon or Mt. Tay.
1errty,1 n n fI l-7233. ia
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HrLp-MrA tcsn,.l

nus ,ass e trst-eiass metal worker.
peFcentaee basis. can easily earn
aver siS go V. ,hpely e asfspTsD rSess.
ssSi s n.a. 4Hs Sesseo. ,0 oD
A sSsSie sPPlE ss u udH ss'-s oosa .a me-
s sssSSs,as contsSs sii a.
AUTO BopY MAN wanted. 5000
vases. no. u = q. ne. 81.
A69o 1boDY AND rKNpER NAN.
must be hfst-class metal worker.
Percentage bnsis. can easily earn
over STAG vk. Aggly II peTsoa.
iS SeGm ehr SaHssr isn fs{o IS.
Automobile fnNn "a i e. q CIR Er1 ! sBRADYLwe
need Q men experiensed In prepar..
ing. new cars for delivery. General
not essential; Compensation Is
liberal salary and bonus. plus AL
usual company benefits. See Nj.
6hsyer 4 sEAANp5A .Is roETI,A4GG,
AUTO MECHANIC Tor new-esT ssry-
ice, expef. only: 5ts-day VIZ. TOP
salary for q Top man; See M; STAT
En- EoYAa M9 a{1 6pl ISG . ehSy s
afro - MECHANIC. chrysler expe-
Renee preferred; nat rate basis:
plenty Of work ID. our new modern
ton and other company benefits.
RoYAL MOTORS. i've. chrysier.
glymouth, l24o upshur st. R.N,
AUTO MECHANIC Opportunity for
asI s msd. s. ~ You VII naia
top money and have steady eli year
soo ssssSS s0l AuF 81 We ilss.sir
AUT0 MECHANIC, opportunity for
his own business. BELMONT TIRE
BATTERY CO. 18th and peimgns
Afro 5ii mi MiHEicHANIc. white, with tools,
and fender men; See Miss Nor
NV ma. s.2ll6;
lions. Insurance benefits; excel
Mr.. Wentz. GRADY MoToRs
CORP. 1900 wis. ave. Bethesda.
AUTO DC MECHANIC, Ford experience;
paid vacation and holidays: modern,
clean shop: 50-50 pay plan; hosp.
Apply in person 70 MI: cutler or
Ms saus ea51 B rs H.d sTRE IT, f M9
A GaSS'n miExcahANIcs-En,oy security
Of permanent position while work
ing in : shop with pleasant work
level lev s Day. proiit sharing. paid vacs.
tions, paid holidays, health and
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AUTO MISUNDERSTANDING EN-
ployment for 2 asgressiye men
seeking permanent connections. ex-
cellent pay plan, peid vacation.
demonstrator and gas. Those Sc
deals. and willing TO locate pros
poets for new De Soto and Ply
mouth cars. Contact CT. Hartman,
SELLERS SALES q SERVICE, 622S
Baltimore ave, Riverdale, Nd.
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BUsBOY, must be expegIenee9I
evening work; Apply GUSTS Rks-

TAuRANT, 1852 y s., n;y. -.
n Hish BfE SsSsS ss5s H fats MAR2E
BUTCHER. sober. reliable. expsris
y eneed. Apply IN person. MR.. MON
WOOD. s23 18th st. NV. IL
CAB DRIVER-For Yellow Ca1 yet
8. g., age 22-55; no experience nee
essaTy. Apply Ii person. I'D
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LEGAL NOTICES


6l4 Evans Hundipe
Filed Juis q. 1855; Harss =. HUI
n TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
TARfs1h m SEo1HA AK. P Hiissss:
and Beytsess 81 ANNIE c. BAB.
COCK; Deceased, q al, pefendants,
oRpRR 81 SIT usEicATi6i me
object Of this suit Is 70 establish
Of record. by adverse possession,
the title q ne pl 4. ann.l u i tnc
p g poss q Ii SIS q SQUARE iSz.
knoNn for assessment end taxation
PLANT. Upon motion Of the riatn.
tins. Il g by ne Geqrt MS , s.9
the dsfendant. GEORGE a. WOLF.
4 Hfine. cause hts appearance 70
Be entered herein On 81 before the
fortieth day, exclusive Of sundsys
and ltBAi holidays, after the gay
Of the irst publisatton this c.dsr.
ffsdIssa ssul5RerfH s. 6 she Il ns that
me defendants The unknown
s ;S1 ispSssssc oceRga sssissss. rSs
gnknow9 h s,Tg; alisne a,,s sHds as e.
COCK, deceased. The. unknown
GRvfiiLIE BABcocK, deceased,
deyisess 81 xboIrH BoWiI Bah
COCK. deceased. and The lnkoNp
hG BEE, slieasssw c sas 4 ies dssssseS.
tered herein On 81 before the nrst
rule day occurring three monIns
after the day Of hfst plRliesticn
OF this order othefyise tne eese
81 de n h PReoyVSIpEn, that . copy
81 tilis' order Be published twice
month for three successive months
In The Warrington Law Reporter
and The Evening" ster; o., + p:
KEEcH, yldes; tseaL uI ufqo
cciSe1l y 81 MARd szs <. Mann.
isgiss.ss.sua. is-sss.2a
JAMES p NELLY. Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for The District Of Columbia. Hold
Ing Probate Court. mo. SS,226.
Administrator This y 70 GIVE
Notice: That the subscriber. q the
District Of Columbia. Letters Tesla
Inentary on the estate Of Irene 2;
Arendes. late Of the District Of
havire claims against the deceased
are hereby warmed to exhibit the
legally authenticated. % ths SUD
scriber. on or before the 3nth Gay
they may 81 law be excluded from
al benefit Of said estate Given
july, nG. 1855. JAMEs i REiLY, sci
T4 FAD ssR scUoaswfEseLE,, R asisss;
Of Wills for the District Of Coz
1umbia Clerk Of the Probate Court.
au2,9,16 -
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ORDER BUBLICAJlON-
ABSENT DEPENDANT
Filed July 20, 1865, Harry n. Hun.
Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the Distrtct Of Columbia. -
SAMUEL {. THROW. peiendsnt,.
No. 2945-65.-The object 81 this
suit Is absolute divorce: two years
motion Of the plaintiii. It is this
29th day Of July. 1855, ordered
that the defendant SAMUEL 3.
TETLOW cause his appearance TO
pc entered herein on or before the
tortteth day, exclusive of Sundays
and legal holidays. occurring after
the day of the FIRST publication Of
this order: otherwise the cause
viii be proceeded with as in ease
Of default. Provided, q copy Of
this order be published once 4
week for three successive weeks In
the washington Law Reporter, and
The Evening Star Newspaper be-
lore said day. (G.l EDWARD A.
TAMM Judge. t6eai.D Attest:
AARRWM. HULL, Clerk. By JOHN
.. NoQNE. Deputy Clerk.
kuE.N.ln
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LEGAL NOTICES Cent?
JOSEPH sITNIcK. Attorney.
ala 18th Street. NV.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate scourt.-Estate Of
Clauddis Z. Burton, Deceased.--
No. $500, Administration Docket
1874. - Application having been
made herein for probate Of the
last will and testament Of said de-
ceased. and for letters testamen.
tary on said estate, BY Mary B.
Sehooler 1t is ordered thiA 18th day
Of August. AID. 1885, that Robert
Melvin Burton. non-resident. and
all others concerned, appear In
said Court on Monday. the 10th
day OF September. AID 1855. at
1000 O'Clock AM, to show cause
why such application should not
be granted. Let notice hereof be
Reporter" and THE EVENING Star"
once in each OF three successive
weeks before the return day herein
mentioned the first publication 70
be not less than thirty days before
SAID return day, Witness, THE
HONORABLE BOLTTHA ]. LAWS.
Chief Judge of said Court, this 9Th
Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUIS, Dep
uty REGISTER OF Wills for the Dis.
trtct Of Columbia. Clerk OF tie
Probate Court. auD. 1923
RODNEY q, MCMAHON. Affernev
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Working foreman knowledge Of
and Sardenire. Must be sober. hon-
est and have the. ability 70 Gee
things done, Good permanent .po4
sition, 4C-hour, b-day week: state
age and experience. Box 45b-Ct
9far 10
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CYcu may write Maj. Mai In care
neeted problem. Please inciose Q
stamped, self-addressed envelope and
iFror, Ar Nevsfeatures.)
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RIIil(linp MAINTENANCE

o1b4N4AA411 . AAANAS
{2O). S2S a day. long job. KAY
CONSTRUCTION CO.. wheaton,
Ma aee YATRS. lis
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-15
Dairy Outlook
Is Brighter
By GILBERT GUSLER
Marker AnaIySt

THE TRADE WINDS are blowing
right for dairymen. Production and con-
sumption are moving little closer
into balance. Prices and costs are
headed toward a more profitable rela-
tionship. Changes in dairying take place
slowly, however, so that Improvement
will be small in the next year. You
may have to set stakes to see it.
Here are some of the favorable signs:
1. Dairy production is dwelling off.
After holding around lis to III million
pounds a year in 1949-52, milk output
Surged up and reached record high
of 1885 million pounds in 1854. The in
dications are that it will increase but
little, if any, in 1855.
2. Consumption is increasing. Civil
ans used an average of 352 pounds per
person as fluid milk and cream in 1854
against $50 pounds in 1858. They used
9 pounds of butter, up A pound, and
~ pounds of cheese, up 3 pound. How
ever, consumption of evaporated and
condensed milk was off 8 pound and
ice cream consumption 2 gallon. In
whole milk equivalent, civilian con-
sumption was about 700 pounds per per-
son against 688 pounds in 1883
Besides the increase in consumption
per capita, there will be about 81 mil
lion more stomachs to be filled than in
the past year. AT the average, rate of
use, that will take about 1.8 to 1.9 bill
lion pounds, in whole milk equivalent.
8. With production likely to level off
and consumption increasing, the dairy
surplus will be smaller in the next IL
months. Of the 1885 billion pounds of
milk produced in 1854, about billion
pounds in whole milk equivalent were
added to storage stocks; hence, utiliza-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-15
tion in all forms was about 1905 billion

ton in all forms was about 1908 billion
pounds.
4. Prices in the year starting April
I probably will average slightly higher
than in the past IL months The sup
port prices will remain at $S.15 cwt.
for manufacturing milk and 56.2 cents
a pound for butterfat, the same as in
the past year With the surplus grow
ing smaller, prices probably will rise
above support levels for longer time
during the period when production is
seasonally low than in the past season.
Milk for fluid use probably will average
slightly higher and a little larger pro-
portion of the milk produced probably
will be used in fluid channels. That will
tend to raise the average price received
by producers for all milk.
S. Dairy production costs probably
will average slightly lower this year.
Current costs for concentrates and hay
are about per cent lower than year
ago, and farm wage rates are down
about 2 per cent These are the two
largest cost elements. They probably
will continue lower than year ago.
Stocks of feed grains are of record
size. acreage will be large in spite OF
controls on corn and price support
levels will be lower on all feed grain
crops. Slightly larger industrial unem-
ployment than a year ago in spite of
business recovery will tend to hold down
farm wage rates.
Besides lower cost rates for feed and
labor, increasing efficiency in dairy
production will help to lower costs.
Larger herds, improvement in pastures,
grass silage, loose housing, ground stor-
age of feed, milking parlors, pipeline
milking and bulk storage of milk are
among these changes. Farmers who re-
duce their costs by using more efficient
methods will produce an increasing
share of the milk supply.
The dairy business looks good for the
ong pull. but the race will be to the
ow cost producers.
Evening star., 1955-10-16
HIGH St EEL
Unfurling Of Flag Marks Completion
Of Framework Of 8Story Building

A UNCONCERNEDLY as If they were on the sidewalk,
IA two ironworkers stand inch-wide steel beam
eight stories above of
and unfurl the Stars and Stripes This topping OUT
mony, 1t is called Of informal dedication Of
the budngthe signal that the highest part the steel
skeleton has been riveted boed checked
ture viii be formally dedicated next spring. at which time
will become the national headquarters International
Union Of Operating Engineers.
The men doing the topping Robert w. Scott. 712
Northwest street. Falls Church. and John Young, 9l3
Wahler place SE employees Of u Stees American Bridge
division The dome framed by the steework st. Matthew's
Cathedral
This photo and the ones on the opposite page were
made by Star Magazine Photographer Elwood Baker
vantage points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02

tension, 1t was and Is, as far as
he is concerned. the way Of life
for his party.
How far win that feeling ex-
tend into the 1856 campaigning
The reader is left to wonder, es-
|pecially In view of Mr.. Truuan's
recent meetings with Gov. AvereII
Hartman Of New York and Ada
Stevenson, the party's 1857
candidate.
But the book is more than
just q party document. It is q
page in American history.
Here he tells the story of the
H-bomb and the decision to
drop it on Hiroshima.
Mr.. Truman says. as he has
said before, chat this was his
decision. But he reveals that his
top advisers also recommended 1t
as a necessary step in bringing
Japan to her knees. Hiroshima