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attitude about the matter. saying
As long as the baby is born and
IS Ill right, that's all that coun.s
to me-"
Birthday Party
attending D.ana's bir. i d ay
celebration last Saturday were
six Of her friends. Nancy Druen.
Dana Carole Dowdy. Edith Ann
Ca, Ter. Patricia Wright, and Beth
Laws, all Of Farmville, and Mar
tina Frances Jacobs, OF Burkeville.
also. her nepheWs, Dick and Larry
Chi jwick. of Greensboro, N. C..
Mrs. Walker says that this
party, ike the other she had for
Diana few years ago. was small.
It's size was limited on account
Of Christmas. But, says she. when
Diana grows older, she can COM
zine her birthday with a New
Years party-and that's going to
be one big celebration!
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-06

You. who have ordered the His
tory Of Prince Edward County, BY
Herbert c. Bradshaw. through a
home demonstration club will be
glad to know the books have ar
rived. II you Wart your copy be-
fore I can deliver il, call by the
office ard you will be given one.
With the holidays over we set
tie down to the routine Jobs of
1856 and resume the regular club
meetings. which are scheduled
during the early part OF the
month as follows:
Club Meetings
Sayler's Creek. Jan. 10. at
3 .hel Church at . p. m: ABB
lene. Jan. II. place to be an
nounced at p. m; Buffalo. Jan.
II, with Mrs. E. J. Ward Jr.. at
100 p. m; Tuggle, Jan. Is, with
Mrs. Clee Williamson at 8 p, m. ::
Green Bay. Jan. II, with Mrs. G.
c. Looney az 8 p. m. Milnwood
Jan. Is, with Mrs. George S-rob-
low at $50 2. m ard Social
Hour. Jan. 10. with MIS-. r. +
Hamlet at 100 p. n.
The dsmOnstra Ion this anClth
IS Family Training ia Social
ColWtes es". On Friday, Jan. n
Mrs. Nary L. Thompson asso-
ciate Extension Food Specialist at
VPI. viii conduct leader training
meetings for the February and
March club programs.
Lard Eancidity
Some % you hAve requested IN
formation about controlling r1n-
cidity in home-rtndered lard. In
case YOU still have this Job 70 or.
here is the latest information to
help keep lard fresh
Melt three pounds of HYDRO
gcnatod vegetable sl.artan.ng ta
40 deacees = tJhe type shorten
.yg ava liable in all grocery stores
If no Thermometer Is avail sla.
hea5 to the melting stage nd m
mere. Add to The melted vegs. bly,
shortening five ana cre-ha1t
tahlesDocns Of cream Of tartar
and mix we'll
Then add this ns.x.uce to abou,
10 gallons of freshly r-nf~rsd la~d
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-06
WINS Meeting
Postponed

The regular meeting OF the
Woman's Missionary Society of
the Farmville Baptist Church has
been postponed from Thursday.
Jan. S to, Jan. IL. The meeting will
be held at D. m. at the church.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-06
Moose Prize Goes
To Paul y. Jones

Paul D, jones, of Sheppards,
was the winner of the Moose 500
merchandise prize given q. ne
New " rr's Ganca A Sure In
night at ne Moose Ioden.
The dance was reported TO be
cue Of the laseert ANA be ll-
tended dances given by TIE Moose
Lodge for some time.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-06
Garden Study Club
December Meeting

The December meeting Of the
Garden Study Club was held
Thursday, De. Is, at 800 p. m.
IN the Fellow ship Room of the
Farmville Methodist Church.
Mrs. Wallace LaPrade spoke on
and demonstrated the topic of
making Christmas candles.
Mrs. c. w. Glenn received first
for her Christmas ccnterpiece
entry. MIS-. w *. Carer received
second, and Mrs Burton Han>e.s-
ly. third
Mrs. e. l.. Dahl was hostess for
the meeting,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-06

%ay's room. h er temporary
HEADQUARTERS until Mn Martin
can complete a proper cage Is in
d constant turmoil from Jablos
forays into the trashcan, dressing
table and closets. When happy
Jaalo chatters necessarily or mu.-
.ors a series Of pleased squaaks
But. when left alone IN Fays
room. she announces her dis
pie Assure with numerous pathetic
sounding howls.
Apart from her tendency to pull
things from places, Jablo Is not
much trouble, Fay says she eats
anT5hing people eat, can amuse
herself endleSsly by caY1rt.ng in
front Of a mirror. and is very
c-aan. intelligent and quicl. to
learn, she soon knew thai cups
ana glasses were drinking ut6n-
sis from which to enjoy water.
coffee, soft drinks, ana milk.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-06
Mrs. Massey To
Bring Message

Mrs. J. B. Massey, Of Hamp-
den-Sydney. will give the inspira-
tional message at the Executive
Board meeting of the Women of
Farmville Presbyterian Church,
meeting Monday. Jan. 9 at II a.
m. at the church.
Following a covered dish lunch
con, leadership training classes
will be held.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-06
Return to Florida
W. L. Budds

Mr.. ana Mrs. w. l.. Budd and
daughter. Sandll. have returned
TO their home IN Daytona Beach,
Fla, after spending the holidays
with Mr.. Budds mother. Mrs. w.
w. Budd, in Cumberland. and
Mrs. cBudd's sisters and brothers.
NAV. MIR. and Mrs. L. E. An
drews and Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Bruce, Jr., Of Farmville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-06
Sleeps Like Baby

She sleeps like a baby in F3y's
do'l sed. Although sha IS not much
given to maps during the Day, she
VIII on occasion retire for forty
W.aks whsn exceedingly tired.
crawling into The he'd an1 pulling
The covers ovcr hcr as if she N5re
human. Mrs. Martin says fha
family no longer needs an alarm
- get up N the mcrnjrg. After c
couple OF days, Jahlo caught n
to the seven o'clock rising and
nov she picks at Fay unt;l She
4Wakens.
,ablo has exceeded the f0ndes.
expectations of her mistress. Fay
is delighted with her pet. and ex-
poets to enjoy her even more as
she graws older and learns a rost-
e., Of tricks. She belives her thirty
dollar investment is paying some
wonderful dividends.
As to Mrs. Martin. she relen.od
20 Fay's wish il the frs. place
because. as she saws. The poo
mother gets whipped down after
a while and Just has to give III. -
Now, from all indications. she
is relenying to Jablo herself, and
fiji ds her way fer too funny ne-
20 be amused. A1yCs2 iil.crce 4
IL owning monkey, she will be
only too glad to help with info
m,..lon and addresses. Anyone IL
tcrested in owning Jablo-wcll
that's another story.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-06
HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB
NEWS
BY

MRS FRANCIS GEE - Prince Edward Home Agent
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-06
House by Storm

l. wasn't long before Jablo had
taken the Martin home on Spruce
Street by storm. The two dogs and
two cats were stricken Wit h
jealousy, which affected Jablo
pot one bit, She doesn't Ike
them, and lets them know by
jumping on them. boxing their
ears and chat.cring at them
furlouslY.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-06

sun Mon. - Jan. 50
Giant frontier cpic about the
surrender OF the Cheyenne In
Gians {, the white men. in
the 1905.
- Robert wagner =
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17
kaines

Mrs. Thomas Easter and Glenn
Easter motored to Patterson. N. j..
this week end to visit Cpl. Vernon
Easter and family.
Raines residents have been busy
attending community activities dur
ing the past week: the Farmer S
Coop annual meeting at FHS Fri
Gay night; the talk on Communism
an the U. S" by Mrs. Bernie at
j2rman Hall Friday night and the
Joint shower given by the WSCS at
Antioch Church Saturday night hon
orlng its newest couples. Mr.. and
Mrs Marvin Johnson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernie Posey
Arthur Welchlin is sick.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Robinson spent
Sunday evening at Holiday Lake
and Ashby Farm. They also visited
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Vought in Farm
vile. Thursday night.
Kelly Riddle and Dickie Vaughan
have returned to their homes here
after receiving National Guard
training at Indiantown Gap. Pa,
The past two weeks.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17

Discussing the increased cost of
gasoline to farmers at an earlier
meeting the secretary was instruct
ed to write all of the distributors
in the area to protest the gaso-
line price increase, noting that
the farmers are the largest group
users of gasoline>; make recon-
mendations as to the type of farm
program the members wish: dis
cuss state rights. and federal aid
to education.
Any Of the members may offer
resolutions or tons
that they wish to see carried out.
a n d the officers wished to
emphasize that these policy max
ing meetings are very important
to the organization.
The annual picnic will be held
at Bear Creek Lake Saturday
August IS.
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Scottsv1lle

A family gathering was held Sat
urday and Sunday, Aug. | and u
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus.
sell Moon to greet Mrs. Moon s
sister, Mrs. Rugh H. Bignell. Of
Fort Worth. Texas, formerly Of
Honolulu. Others who Joined them
fol the week end were Mrs Moon Z
fat!.er, O. H. Hornung. and her sis
ter ard family. Capt. and Mrs K
L. Butler and son. Robbie and
daughter. Shirley OF Norfolk. Mrs
Earhart Simmerman, of clovis
Calf. Mrs. Joe Higgins. of Kings
port Tenn. Miss Helen Simmer
man. Ct Wytheville, Mrs. Howard
Slattery of Portsmouth, Ohio. John
R. S1rlmerman Of Beckley. w Va d.
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Simmerman and
two children. OF Petersburg. an d
George kornfield and daughter
Leslie, of Falls Church.
On Sunday all Of the above. with
the Moon family went to Travel
Ter Rest at Warminster for a
picnic dinner served on the lawn
by Miss Louise B Horsley. Annie
Lou Rolsley Moon celebrated her
l2tn birthday with the guests.
TIE Tri County Riding Club meet
ing and breakfast will be held Sat
urday. Aug IS. at 8 am. at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Ramsey Rock Castle farm on
Route {, neare Esmont.
Paul and Robert Sechrist. of
WASHINGTON, d. c.. and Robert C.
Pyle, OF 0uantico. spent the week
end in The home Of Mrs. G. Tyler
Goodwin, Dinner guests on Satur-
day night were Misses Ann Daw-
son. mildred Jones and Gale Wee
johnson
Nh and Mrs Jesse B Grove and
daughter. Sally Anne, of Vienna.
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs Jackson Beal. Jr, and their
son, Barrye, who has been visiting
here. returned home with them Sum
day.
Mr. and Mrs Blake Kelso and
daughters, Rebecca and Emily. of
Richmond spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs jackson Beal. Jr.
Youth Activities week has been
observed this week at the Scots
vile Methodist Church.
Mrs. Nettie B Turner has return
ed to her home here after visiting
her son, W N. Turner, at Norwood
Mrs. F r Moon. Jr.. and daugh-
tiers. Annie Lou and Genie Re are
in Norfolk this week visiting her
brother-ln-law and sister, Capt and
Mrs K L Butler, and family Mr..
Joyce and Billy Martin. Steve San
dersCn and Kenneth Hart
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17

turned to Richmond.
Mr., and Mrs. j. l.. Walker. OF
Richmond, visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. H G Atkinson for the
Week end
Mr.. and Mrs William Lester of
L n C h burg. and Jack Asal OF
Farmwlle. have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. j. j. Pembelton.
Dumb Klux Meet
The Dumb Klux Khan met Mon
day night and had two new MEM
'bers. Carl Ray Bantam and Ann e
aarbough. Austin Savage was also
a guest of the club Mrs. Philip
Fsanck was hostess and served re-
freShmentS. assisted by Mrs. R. B.
Peters.
Mrs NJ A Byrd. who has been
clerk fer the Cumberland Health
Department, will leave for Williams
bufs Aug IS where she will be en-
ployed by the College of William
and Mary Mr. Byrd will be assist
ait professor Of biology at the col
lego
Ms j D. Carpenter and Mrs.
Gordon Garrett and children. Lee
and Betty have returned from Myr-
IL Beach S c. Gordon Garrett
who is associated with Export Leaf
tobacco Co, in Lake City, S. c..
Jcined his family at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Turner and
sou. Otis Earl, of Lancaster, S. c..
are guests Of Mrs. j D. Carpenter
this week
Nj and Mrs Lawrence Michael
Of Arlington. left Tuesday fte +
visiting her sister, Mrs j L. God
sew. and Johnnie
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17
Ashby

Mrs. w E. Bagby spent Monday
With her relatives at Red Oak and
Barnes junction.
Mrs. E. c. Walton accompanied
her daughter, Mrs E. S. Trice. of
Richmond. to Arlington on Thurs
Gay to visit her aunt, Mrs A j.
Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. H S Bigger and
Miss GA Walton were in Farmville
Those from this community W h 0
have been taking advantage of the
swimming classes at Bear Greek
Lake are Sunny and Buddy Martin.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17
Cumberland Farm Bureau Will
Hold Three Meetings Next Week

Farm Bureau members will
gather next week TO express their
opinions pertaining to county,
state, and national issues that
confront the various farmers Of
the nation.
Meetings will be held as fol-
lows: Cumberland Court House,
August 20; Hamilton elementary
school Gainesville, August 81;
and John Randolph elementary
school August % All meetings
Will STRAIT at 8 p. m. and refresh
ment will be served at each meet
lngs
Some Of the many issues to be
discussed include: taking steps to
improve facilities at the Richmond
Laboratory; Discussing the pos
slbillty of having a $50 deductible
clause removed from extended
eoVerage on fire insurance.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17
Antioch

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Brown and
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Blanton attend
ed a family reunion at Holiday
Lake Sunday
Mrs. Jane Bolen. of Washington,
is visiting her parents, Mr..
Mrs J. c. Amos, and her daughter
and Son-in-laW. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
! Moorefield.
F, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Brown were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Marvin johnson at New Canton.
Mrs. j. P. Herndon and children
returned to their home in Airing
ton Thursday after several weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Brown
Kelly Riddle and Dickie Vaughan
returned home Saturday night after
spending the last two weeks with
the National Guard at Indiantown
Gap. Pa.
Rev. and Mrs Lee Roy Brown,
CT Bayside. have announced the
birth of daughter. Martha Nell
on Thursday, Aug. 8. Mrs. Eta
Brown is the paternal grandmother
Mrs Ann Rice and Stuart Rice
of Admission. Ala. were called Tues
day night because of the death of
Their. mother n-law and grandmoth-
er Mrs. Nellie Rice. in Richmond
They stopped for short visit with
Mrs. Ruby Brown, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Pressell have
as guests Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pres
sell and children, of Michigan
Several attended the shower given
Il. honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Posey at the church Saturday night.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17

Methodist Church. beginning Sun
day morning, August 10, at eleven
o'clock.
The Sunday evening service will
be held at eight o'clock, and ser
vices viii continue each night
during the following week through
Friday night, August "a.
E. Bruce Knapp will lead the
song services, which will start
each night at 7:45 p m. The
public is cordially invited.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17

Ioortand son. Frank Russell. arc
spending the week at Warminster
with thoir aunt Miss Louise B
Ho1sley- at Travellers Rest"
Mr. and Mrs Robert c. Hancock
anc son Alex, and daughter, Mary
Catherine, Of Charlottesville. spent
the week end with Misses Lila and
Katherine Hancock at 'Snowden''
Col and Mrs Robert Glassburn
arc son, Gene. of Buckingham,
have returned from New Work
Where they spent several weeks.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17
Salem Methodist
Chul' ch Revival
Will Open Sunday

The Rev Henry w. Yarbrough,
pastor OF the Dillwyn Charge Of
the Methodist Church, will con-
ouct revival services at Salem
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17
Cumberland News. Social Notes

MIS-. G. A Jenkins visited he,
sister, Mrs. A. A Walker. and Mis-
Bessie Hardaway last week in Rich
mond
Mrs. Margaret Boggs and Mrs
+. ? Crockett spent Tuesday will
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E, GoodwyI
al Dllndas.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle B Dandy anC
fan ilv celebrated Billy Dandy:
birthday at Bear Creek Thursday
Aug. 9. Picnic lunch was served
followed by birthday cake witt
candles and presents
Mrs H n Coleman. of Washing
ton, who has been the guest of Mrs
Lyle Dandy and Mrs. A. f God
sey has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Franck has
Mrs. 0 L. Selectnan and grandson
Austin Savage. OF Richmond. a.
GUESTS
Philip Brooks Franck has return
ed from Arlington accompanied by
his aunt Mrs. Grace Vogel Mr. and
Mrs Ike Rutledge, of Richmond
also visited the Francis Sunday
Mrs Willie d Wilkinson a
granddaughter. Sarah Adams vii
kinson, of Richmond. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs r R Garrett and
William Russell Garnet
Waverley M Bugg attended the
funeral of Mrs Carrie Minter in
Buckingham Sunday MI and Mrs
WaVerley Bugg and family visited
his parents Mr. and MIS- T J.
Bug Thursday
White Lake Vacation
MIR and Mrs. J. S Godsey and
daughters, Page and Janice. are va
cationing at White Lake. N. C.
Miss Grace Godsey, Of Richmond,
is visiting relatives in Cumberland
Mr.. and Mrs Robert c Warren
and daughter Of Baltimore, Md.
are visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs Charlie Goodman.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Byerley
Goodman. Charles. Jr.. and Anne,
of Amelia. and Mr. and Mrs Guth-
RE Goodman and Jane Milton We're
supper guests Sunday af Mr. and
Mrs Charlie Goodman
Recent guests Of Mrs, Z B. Nuc-
hols were Mrs. Elizabeth Peace. of
Quinton. Mr.. and Mrs M W Nuc-
hols Mr. and Mrs B F Nuchols
and daughter. Anna Jane. of Rich
m0nd
MI. and Mrs. r B Peters had as
their guest recently her sister Mrs.
c ( Stiles Of Ohir
Mrs. f H Moore. of Keene. was
an overnight guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
S Philip Allen
Mr.. and Mrs 0 G Mays and
daughters Nancy and Judy OF
Charlottesville. were the guests of
Nh and Mrs NJ V Smith for the
week end Al Pocahontas Farm
Other recent guests We're Mr. and
Mrs s Y Munsey and daughter
Anne Stafford, and Mrs Effie Lu
cas-. Of Richmond, also Mrs c. c
Hundley and son. Charles of Farm
VILE.
Miss Angie Glenn. who has beer
Spending her vacation with h e |
mother Mrs Robert Glenn has re
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-17
James River League

Sunday Results
Cumberland l4-Fife Z
Powhatan 9-Goochland 6
ArVonia 9-Rebels 0
Amelia l7-Orchid 2
Club Standings
ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-05
Construction
Pace May Set
Records

CLEVELAND, Nov. S (F1. New
construction as well as main
tenance and repair projects will
keep the construction industry
on its record -breaking pace for
many years to come, Steel Maya
zine said yesterday.
The Woodworking weekly said
the industry would set its 18th
consecutive annual record in
1857, hitting a $62.5 billion mark.
This years total is expected to
reach $50 billion.
Industrial expansion will play
a major role in non-residential
building, which will be an inn
portant factor in new construc-
ton. Steel said.
The magazine said the econo-
my as a whole appears to be
in fine shape as long as the
construction industry maintains
its record-breaking pace.
I'm 1916, construction - in
GLIDING maintenance and, re-
pair-amounted to 10 per cent
OF the gross national product, .
the trade weekly said. by 1851,
it was over Is per cent. Today,
it is almost is per cent. Sig
nificantly. the industry kept
rolling at an increasing rate
right through the two postwar
adjustment years - I949 and
1854"
A monthly production record
was set in October which yielded
about IL million net tons, Steel
said. The previous record was
10.924.788 net tons in March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-05
BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied by the United
states Agriculture Department:
Poultry Quotations
Market quiet, No fresh arrivals re-
Too few sales to report wholesale prices.
Grain Market
Elour-Receipts, 11.759 100-pound
Receipts. 22.57e bushels;
shipments 80 .a33 bushels. stocks 5.S33.-
500 bushels; No. 2 red winter garlieky,
corn---Recelpts. 212.sis bushels;
iins5eem 5 es4 busb IL ie4 bushels; stocks
oats-Reeeipts ss.sea bushels; ship
ments; none, stocks, 205.39l bushels.
BsIleymReceipts. l'326 bushels ship
Rye-Receipts, none: shipments. none
stocks, 29O,a37 bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts, l23.759 bushels,
81. 1914 bushels; stocks,
Millfeed-.Receipts, none.
Livestock Markets
Cattle 300; few loads and scattered
lots on ofier that we're held from last
loads slaughter steers. 3 loads heifers
and ~ loads stock cattle, cows making
up around one-third OF total, trading
s sSw ss more ss.r, active than last week
higher heifers and cows mostly steady,
but some slight strength on Gamers and
cutter COWS, only lew bulls sold and
not enough stock cattle moved to estab-
lish trend, few loads and smaller lots
choice and prime S50-1 ,O75 ID steers
-: 55-2s 90. latter price for load Of fat
cattle show, yearlings,. most good and
choice S55-1,150 ID. steers 3O.00-25 OOl
load good and choice. 500 ID. heifers
= 90, few lots standard and good II 90
1000, some utility and commercial
1900 1900. utility and commercial
cows in range ] 00-I3 ~. Gamers and
cutters mostly s0O-l1 90, load mixed
utility and commercial sausage bulls
Calves 2f5: moderately active, gen.
orally steady. early sales high choice
and prime vealers short Of inquiry, few
high choice and prime yealeIs 27.Q0-
% 90. good and choice % .0O-26 90, util-
ity and standard l1.OO-lS.0O: few culls
down to 800.
Hogs 200: fairly active. uneyenly 25-
90 higher mixed lots 1-3 grade 100
24O ID barrows and gifts I6.75-17 40,
few 240-221O lbs l6.25-75. 100000 lbs
l5.25-l6 90. over 800 lbs and under 14O
lbs scarce. 4O-I so lbs 14.50-15.75. i60-
$50 lbs ld.00-50; few mixed grade lots
under 400 lbs sows 140O-i5,0O, 4nO-
800 lbs l3.25-75. 500-55O lbs 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-05
Stock Prices
Rally, Earlier
Losses Erased

NEW YORK, Nov. 5 (R).-The
stock market rallied and turn
over was heavy early this after
noon.
international oils erased early
losses and made sharp gains as
news came of the cease-fire in
the Port Said area.
Brokers said new reports OF
booming prospects for the steel
industry and high confidence In
Wall Street that President Eisen-
hover would be returned to Office
in tomorrow's election stimulated
buying.
Leading issues advanced frac-
tons to around a point in most
major divisions.
News of the Suez cease-fire
sent Royal Dutch and Gulf Oil
up 8 points in active trading
Later they eased, keeping more
than 2 points of their gains.
Amerada went ahead nearly
4 points.
United States Steel and Beth
lehem were ahead a point, even
though both were selling ex-
dividend. Lukens Steel added
we'll over 2 points. Republic
Steel and Youngstown gained
fractions.
General Motors and Chrysler
were up a point. Ford rose a
fraction.
Stanta Fe, Chesapeake g.
Ohio and Southern Pacific gained
fractions.
Cyanamid, Allied Chemical,
Union Carbide and Du Pont
rose a point OF more.
Corporate bonds were mar
rowly mixed. Government bonds
were firm.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Nov. 5 Up tusDAD -
bntter Arm Receipts g days $50 600.
cents, % score "a d9a1 -s3A on score
fBl 62lz-6ga4 ~ score fCl sf.gIt.
Cheete steady Receipts q days.
J 10000. Wholesale sales American
Cheese whole milk cheddars assd
1850 cents. single daisies fresh. ~
jgk. single daisies AGED. 1850 fats.
sgee $3.50 proeessed cheddsrs, s lbs,
"a aeem s,t. ss s' 40 lyheels rrsas
Wholesale eEI prices steady. re-.
ceipts 20 days. 35.b00 New YORK SPOT
auotstions follow Midvestsrr Mfsd
extras lsrge lf5-4s lbsi 4t-43 extras
medium 30 s-12 smails g3.25 standards
LARGE 50 81 trades 2a-30 chsckr esis
gg,, whites Extras fls-5O ihsl 43i,.
45iz. extras large f45-fE lofi 49-4fL
extras medium 81 az BroWns. Extras
$3.50 fbsi 4eis-4f's
Hearby Whites Top quality as.
- lnfi fj-af =. mediums 1874 svnsllf
2fls-.6iz. Browns; Top quality ift-
smsils 1e-33fs