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The Sidney herald., 1956-10-04

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Darnall
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Johnson were supper guests al
the Oscar Crumpacker on Fri
day evening. The time was spent
visiting and seeing slides.
Vernon Gebhardt, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Gebhardt, enrolled
in the Billings Business College
In Billings September oath.
Mrs. Sid Sharbono, Jr. and son
spent Thursday visiting at the
Elmer Mastvelten home.
Rev. McLain of Sidney en-
joyed supper at the VIM. Mitchell
home Wednesday.
Dave Mann had the misfortune
of falling from a tree while pick
ing grapes and fracturing several
bones. He has been receiving medi-
cal attention at the Sidney Me-
mortal hospital ever since.
The members of the Froid foot
ball team came to Savage Friday
afternoon and played the Saw
age team, at which time Savage
was victorious. After the game
the students from the Froid high
school were entertained by the
Savage Pep club at a supper and
party in the H. S. gym.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Camp
bell and two daughters who have
been living in Glendive have
now moved to Sidney, where Mr..
Campbell will be employed In
the Sugar factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Burau and
Bob, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Miller
of Glendive, enjoyed the dedica-
ton of the church in Circle Sun
day. Miss Alma Johnson who had
been visiting in Miles City, Bill
lings and Glendive, returned with
them.
Mrs. May Miller, who has spent
the summer employed at Silver
Gate, arrived here Saturday and
will take care of little Connie
Jean Burau, while her mother
weighs beets at the Savage beet
=.
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Larson and
Mrs. Tressa Horton spent last
week end visiting at the Car
michael home at Lavina.
Miss Margaret Neese of Terry
S enjoying a short visit at the
home of her mother and with
,ther relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Johnson
eft Monday for their home In
PASADENA, after having spent the
ummer on their farm home in
he Midway community. Mr.. and
Irs. Jim Carson plan to move
yer and spend the remainder
f the school term on the Harry
ohnson farm. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Kappel and
Twin spent Sunday at Miles
,ity, where they visited with Mr..
ills Herigstad at the Holy Rosary
ospital and also with other rel
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Wor-
e and two boys were also there.
The members of the Savage
luther League presented a sklt
n family night at the Lutheran
lurch Sunday evening. 1t was
ntitled, my True Love-, and
who took part were Janice
nd Jean Jonasen, Robert Lange,
larry Lou Lange, and Delton
hristman. Miss Ruth Johnson
d in devotions and the MEM
IT'S of the league served refresh
ents after the meeting.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-04

| Dave, Jr. of the Sidney Fire De-
partment, viii be the main speak
er. Milton Anderson will furnish
musical numbers for the eve
ming. Lunch will also be served,
Please attend and bring your
neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dade Drury and
family, and the Harry Johnsons
were Sunday dinner guests of
the Oscar Crumpackers. The AL
bert Hess family of Sidney and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gebhardt were
also afternoon visitors.
Mrs. Duane Reynolds and Mrs.
Emmett Young of Sidney enter
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-04

daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Belodbraidic at Bur-
ney, Calf. She was born We'd
nesday, Sept. 26 and weighed 7
lbs, Ia OF. Both mother and
daughter are doing nicely.
A large group of friends and
relatives gathered at the home
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-04

The regular meeting of the
Savage PTA will be held in the
school house Monday evening, Oc-
tober 9th, at 300. Everyone is
urged to attend, whether or not
you are a member, as this will
be a very important meeting on
Fire Prevention. Mr.. Bonnie
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-04

of Mrs. Willis Wilson In Sidney
WEDNESDAY Afternoon and helped
her celebrate her birthday. The
time was spent visiting and a
very delicious lunch was enjoyed
at a late hour. Mrs. Wilson re-
ceived many lovely birthday re-
membranes from her friends.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mitchell
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Mitchell and boys of Glen
dive spent Sunday visiting at the
VIM. Mitchell home.
Mrs. John Gear has received
word of the birth of a grand
daughter at the home of her
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So Acres-$12,950
146 Acres-Elite Country
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

FOREsTvILLE, vA.--1O acres: cash
ln.AcRK SINGLE LOT at Lake Bar
croft. All utils; beaut, trees.
FOREST GLEN. MD. Rosensteel
ave- l9ts 6oxl94 deep. OWNER
BsU BY 6iaSiS 3, ATTENTION. have have a
large group ,S Of lots close to Falls
ready for immediate building; II
~: :SSSqp, WI tst ss' q 5v sRs z Ma1ss
POTOMAC, MD.-l7o acres. at
8L [fai Fft ME Ene s-5oS $751; after r. s:sG
s liz s-A SIZING AREA - or.
front, 100 IT, deep. level, with
trees; all utilities, and streets
sss$Ss$SS JG S'fft' B. ES'f Dh aiE seaSf5
so o1tSO CORNER LOT. Greater Cap
itol Heights, Md. corner seth ave.
ana HH. 81 E1s informStson' s sall "
LSsS NaxM III fk s-Df p. @. co.-2-cfolce
bldg. sites. io0xl5O ca; City water
A sSsi RMf tfTis ~ " M " E1%ls
county: from si;S6o, e. 2.25 0
5:2s0Q, HUdoINs q HARRISON.
h tSSI ossslsfSYs. co.-on River ID.
approx 100 acres. Ideally suited for
small estates. Topography scenic.
9 sSSsd si i pr rm a' boRo Ga5l * K
EOLLiNGWOOD ESTATES-Seyerai
choice large lots. oyerlooking Rock
Creek PIX. are ready for construc-
ti9n: For inspection or iurt hs
PoLINGER, OIL 6-663l, OIL. 2-7bl3
and HE. 4-T733.
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"a Coupe de Vile type
new-car guarantee; power steering
power brakes, beautiful 2-tons,
Words can't describe this palace on
wheels, truly . one In a million
500: cash. trade o. terms, CAL
Mr.. Epply. Ma: s-4455. IRv MAR
CADlLAcs1 any AND and 1865 Coupe Coz
de viIles and eonvertibles; all one
coiors: $3.50 down. immediate deli :.
cry; seryieemen financed. For credit
approval. call AID. 4-9ss2 BLASS
4 CLARK. corner N. Capitol and
c alni fysi h' 81 Fleetwood a-do,r
electric windows and seat, Seat COW
ers: local owner. For real comfort
and beauty, be sure and test drive
this one; S2a5 down. B. a. D. MO-
TORS, 1892 Ga. ave, Sil. Spz
Md, JU. 7-7sSs.
1851 see" sedan; onyx
black and ivory: r. and h., hydra
B B5slf s sru 5I5fi KEEP 1900 ga ga
ave. NV. RA. 6-1122.
CHEVROLET "a 8-pasSenger :-door
station wagon: like new. Sl,205.
FIVE $3.50 DOLLARS DOWN, go
bank, 6eo bal ia. 5-9197. SERV-
JCEMEN FINANCED. --?3
CHEVROLET 1853 "210" 4-dr.
beautiful Jet black finish; q once
IN lifetime buy, S795. HoYLE
MOTOR SALES, 1717 r. I. ave
CHEvROEET IS s-dr. e-pass. club;
straight drive: only 1900 miles,
1890. HORNER'S BUICK Down
town.. I'LL l4th. D1. 7-3993.
1862; a beautiful red
convertible with black top, pig. and
covers, =, and h.: 500 FORNER' S
BUICK. Downtown. I'LL 14th st.
CHEVROLET new 1855 Bel All g
dr.; 2 weeks old; all black. De-
cHEVR0LET 1850 Bel Air hardtop
coupe: full price, S225. BANKERS
DISCOUNT CORP, 1921 14th st
NV. CO 5-2345. 20
CHEVROLET 1855 sedan; $685. full
price, only SS5 down, A good buy
at this price. For credit approyal,
call AD.- 4-9SS2. BLASS a. CLARK.
corner N. Capitol and Fla. ave. ne.
CHEVROLET 1851 4-dr.: r. h.. good
tires; Al eond.; only Sa7a,
and Rigs rds. HA. 2-3777. -21
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MOTORCYCLES

MUSTANG '55 demonstration. DE-
LIVERCYCLE. 3-wheel with car
hitch and 30O-lb. capacity carrying
case: 500. MUSTANG SPECIAL.
'55 demonstration. 2-wheel, l0h
h.p.. 1878 MUSTANG SPECIAL,
,s3; extras: $3.50. CURTIS MOTOR
drive, Arlington. Va. 6:30 to 8
pm: week nights. all day Sat. ia.
5-3184. go
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eoATS

KERMATH SEA CUB. % hip, 3.4O0
rpm, direct drive. water-cooIed
elbow. new condition; installed
Sept. 10; retired Oct. for larger
engine Price, 1875. Call Quincy,
ia. 7-S455. -
FISHING PARTY BOAT, Carol Ann.
42xl0Ia-tt. with best equip; Chrys,
marine with Red. Or ROBERT 8,
WAS AHh ca@S or r. h dipshy with in
outboard. Prefer with sail SP. A.
1914 ----22
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LOTS, ACREAGE SALE tcens.I

BRADLEY HILLS, BETHESDA, ND.
-s7x3Oo lot on Goldsboro I'd. Just
west Of Bradley blvd; wooded; IDEAL
53II: ewes. OIL 1854. -22
5-ADJOINNG LOTS. adj. N. Arl-. In
test approved. $500 ea. SARAH
ROACH. IA. 7-6627 or CIR 3-ll47.
go ACRES. Howard County. near
Johns Hopkins and new $40 million
w. r, Grace LaboratoIy-With
stone house built in 1915. dairy
barn. hen house and many other
outhuildings. Ideal for building and
development. S5e5 per acre. 30st
cash Exclusive. ASHLEY. INC,
2405 Price ave-. Wheaton. Nd. 10.
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rRAiLERs

SPARTAN 1913 33-ft.: excellent
condition; available immed.; $4,000.
Call NORMAN, RE. $4,000. Ext.
s%.fTT. "xEBAfRoss" GLIDER like
new; make offer. VIII. 6-e26O. after
8 pm. or all day Sun. --l9
CONTINENTAL 1855: rs IT,, 1
bedrm., all modern including tub
couple for 8 months. win sacri-
fice. S3.5Q5. S505 down, unpaid
balance, AZ payments at SS4 90
includes everything, You'll have
COLES NO. 2
1908 Richmond Hwy. U s. 1.
Alex. Va. South 5-S016. --22
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AUTOS. TRUCKS wARTrp

SOUTHERN BkALkR. in town this
week, Will say cash for al makes
and models cars CAD Ia S-4eQl
CARs-Top rriees for
clean cars. MANHATTAN AUTO.
INC, 9TH at r sts. NV NO. z
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AUroMoslLfs FoR sALG

Oh SOTO 81 Custom 4-drsr and
eeoRSEKR s snisi b.si:r, Ap "a. av..
ne. At 9Th, Ii. 6-e4e4.
DODGE SO coronet 4-dF.: beautiful
pearl grayi Nv. tires. gyromatic
drive. ether sxtrss: ysry clean ssana;
Trade and terms. KIRK MOTOR
CO.. 1000 oeofgta ave- IA. o-1eO0.
DODGE so 4-dr.; auto. trans. Z.
ana h.: dark green nnish; seat
covers; only Se5 down B. 4 d.
Nd. ~. 7-7sse.
DODGE '62 coronet 4-door sedan;
s esofs faInatih tSElE ssNSSSlSgR:s So g.
1241 9Th St; ne. dust on Fla.
Rvel, Ii. 3-6665.
D 81 s. AZ; w, Ne, new; sas6. Can
DODGE "a Coronet 4-dr.; auto
matte Transmission: radio: heater;
white walls: turn signals. Best
offer. HE. l-24o5. -22
DODGE So CoTonet 4-dr.; 7. and
heater; S64e. HoRNRR'e CORNER.
Buick Dealer. Pa. ave. ne. at 9th.
DODGE 1858 corOn.. IS, eony,;
down. BELL MOTORS. SOLO wis.
DODGE 10 1Sdr. CoYonet: new tires
and paint. S2s5: terms. OIL, g.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SEVERAL Tyr. NOTES: So inter-
est. 4se discount; builder excellent
credit Is maker; secured on prop
erty In popular Va. development.
Call MR.. STEWART, ST. 3-0737 or
CO. 5-0236.
hundreSs Of ind trnst noes a. bis
discounts Complete appraisal OF
each property and maker for you
to see. Get on our mailing list. 2l5
Investment Bldg. ME- S-4077
S2,400 End trust, Mont. Co. prop
erty. Price, $1,000. PARKSIDE
REALTY, 10. 5-s775 til . pm.
--l9
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BUICK 1855 Roadmsster Riviera;
all power equip; excel. cond. very
low mileage; pvt. owner; S2,T50.
Tu. 2-700l, or ewes. SO. $4,000
BUICK '52 Super 4-door sedan: 2
tone green. fully equipped; $685..
COLONIAL .OLDSMOBILE CO.. Ii.
3-55o5. l24I 9Th st. ne. dust on
Buick iii: ave- so 4.door sedan; fully
equipped, original paint: nice car;
S345. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE
CO., Ii. 3-5555. 1a41 9th st. ne.
Dust on Fla. ave.
BUICK 1858 Riviera 4-dr. sedan:
maroon with ivory top; dynafov.
custom seat covers. r. and h.; l.
owner; low mileage: Just 81 ,295 at
TREW MOTOR CO.. 9th and PlA.
ave. ne. Ii. T-l732.
BUICK "a Super Riviera 9-door: r.
and b., dynaflow, power steerins;
sharpest Of carsl Let your mechanic
check this onei S1.975. Ask for
Bud, SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO., INC. 1909 E.-W. hwy. tat Ga.
ave; Sill: Spg.,, Md. Ju 9-450O.
BUICK 1855 Century convert; cleo.
windows and seats. power steering
and brakes. r. and h., dynahoW;
2-tone hnish: co. ofaciai car; low
as Siq5 down. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO, INC. 1909 E.-W.
hwy. lat Ga. aye.l. Sill. SpH.. Nd.
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AUTOS FoR sALE tcsat.l

BUICK ,ss; sess, FIVE Gssl DOL
Il. Ss-s HSS" sE nv ssH1i PM G'
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AvroMoBILEs FOR SALE


quality. one-owneF ear; Z. and h.;
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST. sIL. sPo. ~. $3.50
81 4-dr.; S49e; immae-
ulate FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Con-
nectieut Wo. 6-s40O.
CHRYsLER rs Windsor de luxe;
black sedan; Wv. tires. Z. and b..
auto. trans. car In top eond. Was
trade on new Chrys. S1,195; terms
trade, bank I'm. AERSON q
THokPsoN. chTys. .Plym. Dealers
t ase1 "s Wis: 20 o srs. 9ssd Car ptpt'
CHRYsLER 1919 convertible coupe;
Z, and b.: perfect condition: $445
TORREY MOTOR CO.. 1897 18th
others to choose from -i0
194S windsor de luxe
club coupe; Sac, S225: terms, yl5
down. Mr.. ARTHUR. La. 6-270O.
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MONNOE-TOhU
800 Wis. Ave. NV.
WO ff-y00ft. It'll q p n

c la.: D. q 81 ssas 81 srv Ar
LARS DOWN. 3es bank. Bes bal.
IA. 5.e197. SERvIcEMEN FL
CHEW '55 Bel Air hardtop: radio.
heater powerelide: 10000 miles !:
excel eond.; $3.50 below cost tn,
CHEW. '56i like new. S1.e62, FIVE
tS5) DOLLARS DOWN. 3es bank,
Sc bal ia. 5-g197. SERVICE
MEN FINANCED. --23
CHEv. AS de luxe 4-dr.: T. and h.,
snow tires. uphol. ike new; good
ruboer. excel, cond,; $3.50 cash.
OIL. a-g455 so
ivory, fully equip. Si.745. FIVE
$50 DOLLARS DOWN, 3Ss bank.
81 bal. IA. 5-9197. SERvIcEMEN
FINANCED. ---23
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oo6. After 8 pm. DunkiTk SO l..
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ONLY $1,l95
$l95 DOWN

ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
CHRYsLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
400 Ga. Ave. NV. Ia. $4,000
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WHEELER. INC.

BUICK "a Super eonV.; are en-
sine red; black TOP. To- h.. good
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DE SOTO 1855 VS. Sportsman hard
top coupe. c-tone green. equipped
with power steerins. power brakes;
$685.. CCC guar.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS
l222 eend ST. NV. ST. $4,000
DE SOTO SO Piredome VS.: T., h.
ish, Wv. tires: $1,000 actual MI,
reflects excel care,
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Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 2-9s27
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FORD 1884 customline VS. Tudor;
srs.n. radio o hs .,,,.. "yes cHsss
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E cHRaxsE MaasnM1S9ToS I1 paalkk
$500 WIS. AVE. EN-. 2-l02l
BUICK 1850 sedanette: dyna1iov
r. and h, sparkling black finish
spring price rise with this one
No l037-A. Price, $465. :.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
IA. 2-DO03, Open TIL 9:3U
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '5l Bel AR s-passenEer
Il: s.. :';sS aas ..i FIVE iss snf Dol
"a s;;sIs7. sERvIcEHs n
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EoUIPMENT
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

or part time. AID. l-7iT6. -22
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PoRD SO customline "ss Pordor;
covers. r. and b.. turn signals.
Windshield washers. etc; one
owner. Low MI: Warranteed q
months or 5000 miles: today only
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GRADY MOTORS, INC.
LINcoLN-MERcURY DEALERS
1909 Wis. Ave, Bethesda, Nd.
Open AN. TO 10 Pm. Daily
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15

WHILE WE HAVE all done some
gripping about the winter we have had,
and some of it has been justified,
wonder if we are not pretty well off
when we take a look at some of our
fellow sufferers in other sections of
the country.
Montana is state of weather. 1t
may be a warm so degrees above at
noon and a breezy 80 degrees below
by evening, but, be that as it may, we
are generally prepared for it or get
prepared in very short time.
I just had a letter from a friend,
who is spending the winter in Florida
and he said that during the cold snap
down there, when the temperature got
below so degrees above, people just
holed up and became immobile until
the sun thawed them out. Maybe we
aren't as much to be pitied as people
in warmer chimes would try to make
out.
asked Malcolm the other day what
his guess was on the survival of his
winter wheat He fatty said, 81 don't
know. 1t will either go through the
winter, or it WON'T I guess that's the
right answer. At least he hasn't torn
up half his acreage on his hands and
knees trying to get an indication of
whether it is or isn't all right.
Canadian Wheat Seed
Recently we had quite little to say
about Canadian seed wheat that is
coming into Montana at price below
what our growers of certified seed can
produce it for. There's one angle that
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15
Soils and Crops
Blue Tags Have Different
Meaning on Canadian Seed
By RALPH MERCER

we haven't discussed and that is the
tag that is attached to the bag. For
the past 40 years our producers have
become acquainted with the blue tag
as being associated only with certified
seed that has been field inspected,
graded, tagged and sealed by state
certifying agency.
A little different application is used
in Canada. The blue tag is used not
only for registered seed, but also for
certified seed. The Canadian registered
seed is registered by the Canadian
Seed Growers Association and on the
back of the tag will be found this word
ing:
Registered Seed-This certifieS that
the seed sealed in this container was
produced in Canada from crop reg
istered by the Canadian Seed Growers
Association and has been tested, graded
and sealed by an authorized official in
accordance with the provisions of the
Seeds Act and Regulations" This is
the class that corresponds to Montana
certified seed carrying the blue tag
and seal.
The Canadian certified seed also car
ries blue tag very similar in wording,
but the certification in this case is is
sued by the Canadian Department of
Agriculture On the back of this tag
will be found the following wording:
Certified Seed = This certifies that
the seed sealed in this container was
produced in Canada from a crop on
which a seed crop certificate was is
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15

That machinery of yours repre-
sents a lot of money, money
earned the hard way. It's worth
protecting.
LUBRIPLATE Lubricants make
all kinds of farm machinery run
better and last longer. They pro-
tect it against rust and corro-
sion during use and lay-up. They
arrest progressive wear and re-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15

duce repairs and parts replace
ments to a minimum.
You will not only increase the
life of your machinery by using
LUBRIPLATE Lubricants, but
you will also keep it ready to
work efficiently for you at all
times. LUBRIPLATE is sold on
performance not on price. Use it
and see the difference.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-15

If your dealer does not reg
ularly stock LUBRIPLATE
Lubricants, phone, wire or
write to the following for
information.
Eagle lmpI. Co.: Cooper Hustad Impl.
Co., Billings, Mont; Miles City Truck &
impi. Co, Miles City, Mont; Fretts
lmpi. Co., Terry. Mont; Hager ImpI,
Co.. Roundup. Mont; A. & c. ImpI Co.,
Roundup, Mont; Martin Farm Impl,
Co.. lewistOwn, Mont; Haas Associates,
Great Falls. Mont: Haas Associates,
Fort Benton, Mont; Home ImpI, Co.,
HaVre' Mont; John Sundt, Forsyth,
)R FARM MACHINEpvls
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with Ais per cent of the total a
year ago.
Present ratios contrast with
the spring of wartime l945 when
investments were boosted by war
loan drives to 62 per cent of as
sets and only III per cent of the
total remained in loans.
The trend toward larger por-
ton of loans has not reached
1880 levels, however. In the
spring of that year loans
amounted to 81 per cent of as
sets and investments amounted
to only 1914 per cent.
Growth of the Washington
AREA put strong pressure on the
banks here for loan accommo-
dations and at the same time in
IcreaSing expenses have made
higher earning power OF loans
attractive.
The above percentages have
been worked out by comparing
totals compiled by the Con-
troller of the Currency on the
latest condition call, April 10,
with results of spring bank calls
in other years.
Totals for spring calls in these
years follow, rounded to thou
sands of dollars:
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Washington Pepsi
Promotes Officers

Chester w. Martin has been
elected president of Pepsi-Cola
BOttling Co. of Washington to
succeed James w. Carkner, who
will continue as board chairman
and chief executive officer.
Mr.. Martin has been executive
vice president and will be chief
operating officer. He came here
from the parent Pepsi-Cola Co.
a year ago.
w. D. Bundy. formerly secre-
tary-treasurer, has been pro-
NOTED to vice president and
treasurer, while Cecil B. Gillions,
former sales manager, has be-
come vice president and treas
urer. Robert Arsenoff, former
operating manager. is vice pres
ident in charge of operations.
Joseph A. Kaufman is secretary
and Leslie Biffle public relations
counsel.
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NOrmandie Cup Develops
aluminium Foil Cup

A new paper cup lined with
Illuminated aluminium foil has
been developed by Normandie
Cup Co. of Alexandria, and pro-
duction is expected to start
within 80 days when new ma
chinery has been installed.
The new cup will be made by
the same machinery that makes
Normandie's other cups and will
introduce an entirely new fac
tor into the container industry
1t is expected to sell in the price
range of Lily-Tulip's plastic
coated cup and can be used fol
beer or hard liquor.
Normandie started production
with plenty of space only last
August l in a new plant on JEFF
ferson Davis Highway, but new
machinery now crowds the plant
and output is taxing capacity Of
$4,000 cups a day.
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l.. H. Parke Co. Acquires
! Pittsburgh Food Firm

1 L. H. Parke Co.. which oper-
ates the j. E. Dyer e. Co. here
as a division, has consolidated
the George S. Daugherty Co. OF
Pittsburgh, it was announced
yesterday by James r. Tyson
treasurer and general manager
of the Washington division.
/ The merger brings together
two of the early pioneers in the
institutional food field. Parke
will operate the Daugherty firm
as a division. 1t also has a
branch in Pittsburgh as we'll as
main Offices and warehouses in
Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13
E. X. Morris Will Speak
For Bank Fiduciaries

E. K. Morris. president of Fed
.eral Storage Company will ad-
dress the Fiduciaries Section of
the District Bankers Association
at its annual spring meeting at
Columbia Country Club May %
lit was announced by Remick S.
Ferguson of Riggs National Bank
section chairman.
A reception at $50 pm. will
Iprecede dinner at Z pm.
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MAY II. 1856
ouotations Furnished % the Associated Press
1856 Stock and Sales Net
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Assets Up Five Times,
40 Banks Cut to II

In passing it is worth noticing
that II institutions here today
hold 81 400, 100000 of assets, in
contrast to the $317,692,000 of
assets held by 40 institutions in
the spring of 1880.
The ratio of capital funds tc
assets has improved in recent
years, but remains behind the
ratio of 1880, the latest figures
show.
Capital funds of S103,629, 00C
were 7.3 per cent of assets on
April 10, compared with $685.
405. 900 and ga per cent a yeai
earlier.
They also we're well ahead OF
S72, POI 900 and 63 per cent on
the like date of 1850 and $751;
$4,000 and 6.2aper cent in 1915
But the ratio was believed a
figure of 11.3 per cent with SAT-
$4,000 in 1910 and 1876 per
cent and $40,4O6,00O in 1885.
In the spring of 1880. capital
funds of S53.240,000 were 1876 per
cent of assets.
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Barnewall to Address
Purchasing Agents

Gordon G. Barnewall, associate
professor of business administra-
ton at George Washington Uni
versity, will address the Wash
jington Purchasing Agents Asso-
citation at the Broadmoor Hotel
Tuesday.
Mr.. Barnewall will discuss
training needs and relations of
purchasing agents to manage
ment.