davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Bedroom
Furnishings

Lo,0er Level. Arlington Only
1880 Sofabed and Chair
Suite. turquoise metallic fabric
upholstery, soiled ------- 1890
I-94.50 Sofabed, nylon rein
forced upholstery, red metallic
thread, floor sample $3.50
l-37.50 SyIcOn Innerspring Mat
tress, prebuilt border. discontin-
ued. ticking, double size -. 1899
l-49.5O Serta Hair Top Mat
tress, prebuilt border, double
size, discontinued style - 300
1890 Foam Mattress and Box
Spring Set. special height box
spring, double size, misnlatched.
$500
1-s9.s5 serta Smooth Top Mat
tress, prebuilt border, nylon re-
inforced ticking, double size.
22.OO
I-52.5O Serta Smooth Top
Mattress, firm coil construction,
twin size, floor, sample, soiled,
$500
1--69.50 Serta Hollywood Bed
Outfit, 8-oz. ticking, twin size,
floor sample --------- 1890
$3.50 Foam Rubber Mattress
and Box Spring Set, attractive
plaid cover, 80" wide 1888
$500 Highlander Mattress and
Box Spring Set, discontinued
style, floor sample, twin size,
ALSO
$500 Foam Rubber Mattress
and Box Spring Set, special
height box springs, twin size,
misrnatched ---- $500
1O-S.95 PIaytex Pillows, extra
plump, blue zippered covers,
ca. 4.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Hosiery

Street Floor, Washington Only
S5-1.S5 and 1.65 "As Isl Nyions.
Broken assortment 2 for LOO
1OO-l.35 and 1.50 Nylons. Full
fashioned; broken assortment Of
sizes and colors Sc
1O0-1.50 Stretch Knee-Hi Ny
Ions. Broken size range 79c
LOO Seamless Knee-Hi NylOns.
Mesh or plain stitch ------4Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Uph0Istera

Third Floor, Washington Only
40 Prs. 5.ss to 7.sS Ready Made
Draperies. Assorted patterns
and colors: assorted lengths:
pr, 800
5O-2.9S to 4.SS Curtains. Assert
ed sizes in tailored, ruffled and
novelty styles; panel 7Sc
"a Prs. $40 to $50 Cameo Shir-
backs. Rayon acetate in as
sorted colors; pr. $500 2.99
1888 SeeFsucker Bedspreads.
Assorted sizes and colors; "as
is; ca. 800
S-12.9S Ready-Made Draperies.
Printed spice cloth; 90~ long;
pr. ----- ----- $50
50 Yds. 2.SS Upholstery Plastic.
Brown only; So" wide; yd., Soc
IS Prs. 9.98 RuffIed Tieback
Draperies. Shadow striped
chromspun: assorted colors; pr,
i.S9
$3.50 Custom Made Slip
covers for Chairs. Assorted
STYLES 7 .5O
Sass to 56.98 Custom Made
Sofa Slipcovers. Assorted styles,
1900
35-S.98 TER Pom Teirs. NylonS
chromspuns in assorted sizes;
pr. -------------------l.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Furniture

Loper Level, Arlington Only
I--l29.95 Lounge Chair. Trade
tional style; imported matelasse
cover in wine; reversible foam
cushion. Floor sample ---64.97
1--S9.95 Lounge Chair. Provin-
cial style; reversible foam cush-
ion. Fruitwood finished legs
and trim. Green -------5 9.97
l--59.95 Button back Lounge
Chair. Reversible foam cush-
ion. red inatelasse cover, A.97
1--59.95 Modern Style High
back Lounge Chair. Reversible
foam cushion; black legs; pink
hubby cover ---- 36.95
1--6O.95 DrOpleaf Table in Solid
Cherry. Measures 38x59" when
open. Floor sample - 44.97
sass Four-drawer Student
Desk. All hardwood construc-
ton with maple finish. Floor
sample 1897
1--249.95 Two piece Lawson
Sofa and Chair Set. Button
back and arms; green frieze
cover ---------z. 1885
l-39.95 Cocktail Table, oval
shape, leather top, mahogany.
Floor sample ~ -- 1897
ISIS Bachelor Chest. Three
drawers with pull-out writing
leaf. Cherry veneered. Floor
sample 24.95
less Solid Cherry Hutch
Top. For a 50" buffet; Colonial
style. MARRIED ---4------ 1897
1-299.95 Two piece Sofabed
Suite. Solid maple with nut
meg finish; nutmeg and green
chintz cover: reversible foam
cushions 229.g5
s-2.95 Folding Bridge Chairs.
All metal construction; assorted
coIors LAT
ABS Metal Folding Bridge
Chairs. uninterrupted front
feet, assorted colors 2.97
3-2.95 Brass Gard Table Hold
ers observation-disclosures Ole
$50 Samson Gard Tables.
Metal legs. Tops marred, 4.97
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Infants Wear.

Second Floor. Arlington Only
4-7.s5 to 1895 Wool Crib
Blankets. Slightly soiled; size
42x60 -------- 800
fodder Boys 2.99 Short Pants.
With shoulder straps. Rayon
and acetate; grey or navy; sizes
2 and 3x only ------------1.0 LOO
Little Boys l.99 Cowboy Hats.
Red and black SOC
Little Girls 1.99 Flannelette Pa
jamas. Blue or yellow print:
sizes 4-8 -.--------------1 100
1.99 Cotton Twill Overalls. Drop
seats; navy, aqua, red or yellow.
Sizes Pa 1880 -------l 100
Boys 2.99 and 3.99 Boxer Long
Pants Suits. Short-sleeved cot
ton plaid shirts. Sizes 3 and SIX
only ------------------2.O0
ToddIers' 2.99 and $3.50 Sweaters.
Pull-on style: pastels. Sizes ]
ana 2 ------------- l.5O
ChiIdren's 2.99 Bootle Bedroom
Slippers. Red, yellow or copen.
Sizes Z and 8 only --------1.5O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Necktrear

Street Floor. Washington Only
25O--I.OO TO 200 sportswear.
Blouses, shorts, pedal pushers,
skirts, halters. Broken size
ranges in solid colors or prints,
$50 to 100
50--l.99 Cotton Pique BoIerOs.
White; short sleeves. S, M or L,
1.59
75-White Orion Jackets. IT.
regulars Of 500 ------------2.99
225--l.OO Costume Flowers. Pin
on or clusters ----2 for 100
25O-s.SS to 7.Ss BIouses. Nylons,
dacrons or cottons. Short
sleeves. Solid colors or prints.
Some are one-of-a-kind. Broken
size range 2.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Girls Wear

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
sO-2.ss to $3.50 Bath Suits.
Printed cotton 99c
2S-1.99 Shorts. Striped seer
sucker -4-----------------.69c
1O-9s Cotton Crepe Robes,
2.99
l2-7.99 Cotton PopIin Motor
Goats. Plaid rayon lined 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Housewares

Third Floor. Washington Only
$3.50 to 12.95 Assorted Bath
room Hampers. Various sizes
and colors; 'as is" 1888 TO 4.99
1888 Metal Range Hoods.
Coppertone, white or silver; "as
is" 100
lO--12.98 TO 22.9S Andirons. Solid
brass; scratched 5.98 to 1888
S-14.9S Solid Brass Log Bask-
cts. Scratched ---------. 1888
7-13.98 to 1898 Solid Brass and
Black and Brass Tool Sets; "as
Isl - 6.98 to 9.98
2-29.98 Black and Brass Hand
Drawn Fireplace Screens. BLK
49, size; "as Isl - 14.9S
43s.9S Solid Brass Pull Chair
FirepaIce Screens. 31x3S'; "as
is" -----------------------19.9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Furniture

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
less Barrel Wing Chair. Ma
hogany knuckle arms and legs;
reversible foam cushion; tur-
quoise boucle cover. Custom
floor sample ------------5 9.97
1-99.95 Roll Arm Lawson
Lounge Chair. Reversible foam
cushion; fringe base trim. Rose
boucle covered. Custom floor
sample -----------------. 59.97
1--59.95 Plastic Platform Rock
er. Red baltaflex cover; mahog-
any trim and base -. 1897
1-69.95 Lane Cedar Chest. Ira
ditional style, maple finish; self
lifting tray under lid. Damaged,
1897
1-7.95 Typewriter Table. ALL
steel construction: 2 drop leaves.
On easy-roll casters; green or
grey. Marred 4.97
3-7.95 Wrought Iron Leg Has
socks. Plastic : covered tops.
Black legs; one is red, two are
black - - 3.97
1--S9.95 Barrel Chair. Hepple-
white style, mahogany-finished
trim and legs. Reversible foam
cushion: imported floral print
cover. Floor sample 1897
PASS Record Cabinet. Two
sliding doors to record storage
section; mahogany patterned
plastic finish 12.H
1-69.96 Modern Style Kneeh0le
Desk. Simulated II drawer
style: lined oak patterned plas-
tic finish. Brass drawer pulls.
MARRIED 1887
l--79.95 Modern Style Swivel TV
Chair. Covered in gold tapes
try. Floor sample 1897
1--l9.95 Corner Table. Modern
style; mahogany grained plas-
tic with brass ferrules and trim,
s.97
1--S9.95 Modern Style Lawson
Lounge Chair. Reversible foam
cushion; green metallic cover.
Button-tufted back. Floor SAM
pie ---------------------- 1881
1--s9.9S Modern Style Swivel
TV Chair. Covered in nyIon
frieze cover IN beige. Blond
finished base and legs. Floor
sample -------------------4S.S5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
.dafiOsss

Second Floor. Washington Only
5O-4.OO strapIess Bras. En-
broidered cotton: white or
black; sizes 1896, A and B
cups 2.99
1880 Discontinued Breathe
in bras. Black or white; broken
size range 2.39
1920 White Nylon Garter
Belts. size 30 $50
$500 Tres Secrete Bras.
White; small sizes 2.99
25-2.o0 to SOS Discontinued
Girdles, Panties, Bras 100
l0-s.5O to 1895 Discontinued
CorseIettes -------------.2. 99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Street Floor
indies
Washington Only

s.Ss and 4.ss NyIon TricOt Slips.
Tailored or lacy; white. Sizes
1898 in group, 2.5S or 2 for SOC
$3.50 Shorty Gowns. Broken
assortment: Arnel (celanese tri-
acetate fabric) 2.39
$3.50 to 4.99 Petticoats and
Slips. Nylon tricot, some soiled;
broken assortment ---------1.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Coats and Suits

Second Floor. Washington Only
1898 to $500 Suits. Assorted
colors: assorted sizes for misses,
$500
1898 All ; Weather Rainc0ats.
Some with matching hats;
misses sizes only 900
1898 Motor Coats. water-re-
pellent; assorted sizes and
SVAoAa -------st-- -----s-A 1.Vv
1898 Velvet Theatre and Cock
tail Coats. Full-length. 3 only,
1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
SiIUer.srssre

Street Floor, Washington Only
l--1s2.5O SiIver-pIated Table,
ware Set. Spring Garden" pat
tern; 76-piece set -------. $500
16--3.95 Stainless Steel Place
Settings. ''Sandra" pattern; g.
piece settings -----. setting 2.5O
1000 Large WeII-and Tree
Platter. Slightly scratched,
12.5Os
6-3.50 Silver plated Bread
Trays -----.--------------l.89s
sPlus Tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
GIOi,eS

Street Floor. Washington Only
$500 Cotton String Gloves.
Medium and large; colors only,
100
A-4.OO to 500 washable
Leather Gloves. Black or navy;
broken size range ---------1.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
StatiOnlera

Street Floor. Washington Only
100 Stationery. 100 single sheets
and so envelopes 79c
72-2 for 29c Discontinued
COIOred Candles - each, Sc
$3.50 Memo Boxes. Large size,
100
l2-1.OO-1.5o Simulated Leather
Pencil Baskets --------.- 75c
l9-1.OO Boxes Seal-Seal En-
velOpes. White 2 for 100
40 Packages Large Paper Nap
kns. ESQ to a package, 2 for 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Blankets.
Comforts

Street Floor, Washington Only
(All are slightly soiled from
display
s-16.95 KenwoOd Wool BIan-
kets. Twin size ---------- 11.99
4-32.50 Wool Blankets. Size BOX
W ---------- ------- HS.CO
6-S.99 Blankets. Size 72x84;
red ---@----- 4.99
12-24.S5 and 1885 Down COM
forts ----------+---- l4.SS
$3.50 Pepperell Pads. Twin
sizes 2.99
6-6.95 Rayon Satin Comforts.
Wool filled -----------z----4.99
T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Hand bags, Belts

Street Floor. Washington Only
$50 Women's 100 Belts.
2 for 100
$500 Leather or Fabric Bags.
5000
1880 Simulated Pearl Eve
ming Bags. "As Is" 1897
14--lO.99 to 1900 CaIfskin Bags.
1897
Elise Calfskin Bags. "As Is:
max color -------------- 1882
sPlns Tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
China and Gifts

Third Floor, Washington Only
2-7.9S Brass and Pottery Wall
Shadow Boxes - - 4.9S
1l-5.98 OyenprOOf Black and
Turquoise CasserOles ---- 2.98
2-e.9S Large Pottery Fruit or
Flower Bowls -----,3. 1888
2-l2.9S Large Revolving Lazy
Susans ----- 1888
$3.50 Platinum Bank Cocktail
Glasses ---- 39c
1O-4.9S Davy Crockett Cookie
Jars 1888
1-79.9S Imported China Dinner
Sets, 98-pca service for IL, 1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Summer Furniture

kCttlAtbeUOa - 80 hgOGetu Y
Third Floor, Washington Only
1-9.S5 Fold Beach Chair. With
footrest and canopy. Northern
hardwood frame, natural finish:
green striped canvas cover, All
1--3.95 Folding Yacht Chair.
Hardwood frame and legs, natu-
raj finish: green striped canvas
seat and back ----- ------1 .97
LESS Wrought Iron Cush-
Toned Hassock. Flamingo finish
with pink innerspring cushion.
,9.97
1-9.95 Fold Beach Chair. With
footrest. White outdoor enam-
eled hardwood frame; yellow
vat-dyed canvas cover :, -4.97
I-11.95 California Redwood
Arm Chair. All wood construc-
ton -------------------5.97
2-6.95 Hammocks. Green or
red striped outdoor fabric, BAT
1-7.95 Three-POint Hammock.
Red vat dyed canvas with
fringe 3.97
PASS aluminium Chaisette.
Arm adjustable. Saran plaid
cover in red. Folds for storage,
I2.47
l2-1.3s Utility Seat Pads. Fibre
covered. For chairs or for the
stadium SIC
LESS Wrought Iron Bar Stool.
Basket seat style Of rattan. S.47
I--10.95 Rattan Bar Stool. Natu-
raj finish ----------------5.41
2--lO.95 Beach Umbrellas with
Pointed Ash Pole. Multi-stripe
canvas SAT
2-59.95 Lawn Umbrellas. Heavy
duck with windup device: tur-
quOise or red $1,000 1888
1-2.e5 Hammock. 3-point sus-
pension style; red, plaid outdoor
fabric All
2--3o.95 Lawn Umbrellas with
Aluminium Pole and Tilt Device.
Green and white canvas cover.
T-foot size - 1881
less Hammock. Three-point
suspension style: outdoor woven
fabric In pink stripe pattern,
l.s7
l--1l.95 Hammock and Stand.
Green enameIed steel frame
with red striped outdoor fabric
hammock -----------------JH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
NegIigees

Second Floor, Washington Only
2O-5.9s Cotton Brunch Coats.
Broken sizes. Misses 200
12-l7.09 Wool Busters. Button
front: 2 pockets. Broken sizes
for misses ----------------10.00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Nursery Furniture

~ 49, 49, eVUObNS ~
Fourth Floor, Washington Only
2-11.S5 High Chairs, wax birch
finish, floor samples, SCARED,
500
1-19.95 High Chair, maple fin
ish, split rail -------------1O.99
LESS Stroller, soiled, floor
sample --@-------------- 1899
1-24.95 Stroller, soiled, floor
sample -------------- 1899
1--14.S5 Play Yard, floor sample,
7.9s
1-2O.s5 Play Yard, damaged
rail 9.99
1--11.s5 Play Yard, floor sample,
$50
sass Double Drop Side Cribs,
l maple, / grey, enamel finish,
21.99
2-l2.ss Crib Mattresses. torn,
6.99
2-17.95 Crib Mattresses, torn,
S.99
2-14.95 Crib Mattresses, torn,
7.99
I-12.s5 Bathinette. floor sam
pie, soiled -----------------6.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
BUDGET Dresses

Second Floor, Washington ana
Arlington
1888 Casual Dresses. Cotton,
silk-and-cotton and miracle
blends. Solids or stripes: misse-'
sizes -------------------
1888 to 1l.SS Dresses. Misss
and half sizes; miracle blends;
dots and solids 400
6.9S Dark Cottons ---------4.00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Mems I2.05-I4.95 Atwood Stacks

Just "a pos! Foil and winter weight worseds, gobor-
dimes and tweeds in the assortment Solid and fancy
patterns in blue, grey. brown ton ond teal PIeoted
fronts Upper closures All seams bortocked for added
strength Sizes 1870, l/3l, 2/32, 5/33 1874, 7/35,
e/56. e/57. 9/5s, lo/4o, 8/42
Second Floor. Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
BOys' Wear
" Price and Less
Second Floor, Washington only
Second Floor, washing

4z-zss and SIS coton Eann.I Shin. soisd and nusssd;
lI-s.Ss 10 sss Rsv.rib. cuba,dius Jseks,s. Broken
7-zsss Am-wooI zip-Linsd Tspeos.. Sizes ls ls. IS
81 and SO 4----------------Iz.ee
zs-1.4s csrso Chino Points. Broken sizes------i.24
s-lS.s5 Fur Collar sureosts end Bomber-style Winter
jackets Sizes 10 and
4Jr Boyr 1855 A-wooI ovsrsos.s Velvet collars sizes
lo-J, Boys 14.ss AIl-wool ziD-Linsd TopeOa,s Sizes
l1-iss5 Grey Suede Leshsr Jssks Fine quoIity; size
70 only ----------------------
l-1s.ss Horsshds Lsshss sursOu win Fur Collier Size
SASS Honehds Leather Suseosh end Bomber-styIe
Jaekefs. Sizes s, 8, l6 and 10 ------Iz47
$3.50 Lsosher SuEeosss Famous make sizes g. TO- 9s7
3-4.ss Davy croeksst Rsineests. Size 6------I.es
s-Ysuns Meas 7.ss Dress sIuekI. Sizes rs, 70. 30
81 woist ----------------------i.00
I1-4.ss Uninsd Sheen esbsrdins Jseks,. Size sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27

Third Floor, Washington Only
1--s9.s5 Grey Floral Design,
12x7.7-ft. 49.95
1-59.s5 Green Tone-on- Tone.
12x7.2-ft. $500
1-79.95 Green Plush Pile Cot
ton, l2x11-ft. $500
1--89.95 Green Plush Pile Cot
ton, 12x129-ft. 5000
I--159.95 Grey and Red Modern
Design, soiled, 12x12-ft. 1000
LIS Yds. SOS to 1895 Atwood
Carpeting, IS" wide $50. I'd.
$50
sO-2.ss to As Wool Carpet
Samples, 27x27" ca. 8Sc
1-5.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rug,
faded, 3x5-ft. 100
6--59.5 80 Cotton Plush Pile Rugs,
9x12-ft. 1889
l-7s.s5 Blue Loop Pile wilton,
6x9-ft. $500
l---AA-SS heu fInsn Tlle IOttOns
9x8.6-ft. 1900
1--s4.s5 Green Tone-on-Tone.
9x9. loft. $500
1-132.00 Rose Carved wilton.
I5x7 .3-ft. 1000
1--I39.o0 Beige Loop and Cut
Pile Wilton, I5x7.3-ft. - 1000
1-ss.s5 Rose Beige Rayon, gx15-
#. .--------.------------5 5000
1-53.eo Green Tone-on-Tone,
Sx7-ft. --1--- Ass
1-Is.s5 Grey Reversible Rug,
sOlled, exi5-ft. -----------35.oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
|llka Chase to Appear
AT Holiday Style Show

Ilka Chase will commentate
an Enchanting Lady" fashion
show to be staged at noon to-
morrow at the Shertan-P Park
Hotel by the Washington
Women's Committee for Israel
Bonds. Miss Chase will de-
scribe holiday styles shown by
a Washington speciality shop.
Miss Sarah Tai, Miss Israel
of 1856. will be a special guest
at the luncheon how. Miss
Tai is now on a goodwill tour
Of the United States.
A highlight of the event will
be a special showing of the
Alexandra" said to be the
most perfect star sapphire in
the world.
Mrs. Alexander Lowenthal,
honorary chairman Of the Ma
tional women's division of the
Israel bond organization, will
be guest speaker. Mrs. Joseph
Cherner is honorary chairman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
Tukomu Park Club
Numes Speaker

Edward r. Place, Director
of Information for the st.
Lawrence Seaway, will speak
to the Government Study De-
partment Of the Takoma Park
Women's Club when it meets
tomorrow at 12:45 pm. at the
home of Mrs. G. B. L. Arner,
504 Aspen street, NV.
An added feature of the
program will be a film en-
titled. United States Infor-
nation Agencies Activities
Overseas" to be shown by
Grant B. Rowe, training off,
Ger. motion picture division of
this agency.
The chairman Of the group,
Mrs. Katharine O'Brien, will
preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

Of the show and Mrs. Emanuel
Cohen is chairman.
Admission is by purchase Of
an Israel bond or sale Of $500
worth of bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

NJ. Robert, originator Of Bou.
tique Originals, will be here to-
morrow and Tuesdoy, in the
Boutique Shop and Costume
Jewslry. to help you choose
oiftS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

Reading down:
Originals by Robert in earrings, mock
pearl and rhinestone stor cluster and
clusters Of mock pearls, rhinestones
and eolored stones. either pair, $50
Mock pearls and rhinestones frome
the oold-coIor clock. 1900
Rhinestone-Iit picture frome. 1900
Porcelain pitchers With flowers and
rninestones. the pair, 800
Glamour memo pad and magnetic
pencil. 800
Be-ieweIed piggy bank. 400
'PIOoss odd lo% Federal tax
WGL-Costuns Jewely and Boutique Shop,
Ccsmetles Department, lSt Floor selections
ct Chevy Chose. Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
BOUTIQUE
ORIGINALS

Boutique is the refreshing new ideo in
gift giving :. completely out Of the
ordinary.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-06-15
Gas Tax Refund
Forms Available

A SUPPLY OF forms for filing claims
for refunds of the federal tax on gaso-
line is now available, according to
Thomas M. Robinson, district director
of Internal Revenue for the Montana
district. Official form 224O may be OBJ
tanned by writing or calling the local
Internal Revenue Service offices or
through local county extension offices
and at many banks and post offices.
Robinson advised farmers of this area
to file their claim with his office after
June 80. Claim is to be made for taxes
paid on gas purchased and used for
flaming purposes between January 1
and June 80. The claim must be filed
before October 1.
The director cautioned farmers to
read carefully the instructions on the
form 224O before filing and advised
them to keep sufficient records to per-
NIT verification of the amount claimed.
June IS, l95o--45
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-06-15
BrucellOsis Control
Continues Progress

A TOTAL OF q, 038 cattle we're blood
tested in 1,O71 herds during May in
Montana's brucellosis eradication pro-
gram, according to report from the
Animal Disease Eradication Branch of
the USDA.
There we're 402 reactors found for an
infection rate of 1.9 per cent. During
this same period 29,282 calves were
officially vaccinated against the dis
ease.
Sanders and Liberty counties quail
fled as modified certified brucellosis-
free areas during May. Nineteen of
Montana's Sc counties are now recog-
nized as modified certified brucelloSis-
free areas.
Petitions signed by more than rs per
cent of the stOckmen owning more than
so per cent of the cattle in Fallon
county we're received during May, re-
guessing the Livestock Sanitary Board
to establish a brucellosis disease con-
troll area in that county. Fifty-two of
Montana's Sc counties have signed up
and been declared brucellosis control
areas.
At the convention of the Montana
Stockgrowers Association, held May %
at Helena, a resolution was passed re-
questing that the Livestock Sanitary
Board and the Animal Disease Eradica-
ton Branch of the USDA make every
effort to develop a screen test for
beef cattle in which the testing of dry
cows and culls going to market would
be sufficient for recertification of Mon
tana counties.
1t was pointed out in the resolution
that the three-year period of certifica-
ton will soon be running out in some
Of the counties that we're certified ear
Hest and that the present recertification
procedure seemed needlessly cumber-
some and costly.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-06-15
MISC Makes Bid
For Research Lab

MONTANA STATE COLLEGE would
be an ideal site for the contemplated
federal livestock research laboratory,
DR.. r. r. Renne, the Institutes presi-
dent, pointed out to Congress recently.
While the administration has recon-
mended an appropriation of $18,915, 900
for such a research center, the site is
yet to be selected.
In inviting interested parties to sug-
gest sites for the new laboratory, Sec
rotary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson
said the site selected should be near a
land grant college or university having
veterinary school or strong animal
disease research department, near a
community that could readily absorb
100 to 200 new families, close to trans
portation facilities and adequate utili-
ties and out of a high-cost metropolitan
area. Some 200 to 400 acres of land will
be needed he said.
A bill to establish the research center
loOASlIlclu Ids UCSu luCIUQuC6Q Ill
Congress, and wire from DR.. R. r.
Renne, president of Montana State Col
lege, has been entered in the record.
In the wire DR.. Renne stated that live
stock disease regulatory work in Mon
tana is among the foremost in the ma
ton, local and regional support for the
laboratory is strong and land facilities
are readily available at nominal cost.
DR.. Renne pointed out that the agri-
cultural experiment station at Bozeman
is conducting as extensive livestock
research program as can be found in
any land grant college in the nation.
Mention was also made of the 110-acre,
fully equipped irrigated ranch given to
the college research foundation by Col.
Wallis Huidekoper to be used exclusive
ly for livestock research.
A group from Montana and other
states interested in securing the labora.
tory will meet with a committee in St
Louis June 81 to present their cases
The committee will then make on-the
spot inspections of the proposed sites
and make their recommendations to the
Secretary of Agriculture.