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WASHINGTON ONLY

40-895-995 Big Boys Shoes Broken sizes -----4.99
61795-895 Children's Shoes Broken szes-------S.99
40-1099-2499 Boys Wool Campus Goats 6.88
1859 Young Mems Summer Stacks; washable
% to 34-------------------- -------------- 3.00
11-sss Jr. Boys Summer Stacks. Washable s-12,
2 for IS
1899 Jr Boys Confirmation Suits. White 6-12 -5.99
$3.50 Boys Leather Jackets SurcoatS Broken sizes,
1899
2O-1999-2399 Boys Bomber Jackets Suede horsehide
Broken Sizes IA to 20 ---------------- 1899
425 Students Sport Coats Summer fabrics 3440 $50
41299 Jr Boys Cotton Cord Suits. Sizes g. -9.99
30-999 Boys Summer Sport Goats; sizes to 12-4.99
-199-299 Girls Slips Cottons Broken Sizes 9c
1920 Children's Pajamas cotton broken sizes l.38
120-225 Childrens Seepers Cotton knit 2-4----I .38
80-199 Todders' Flannel Sleepers- 99c
900-nfants' Anklets and So -------------- Ice
40899-10 SO teens Dresses Cottons 8-4 6.90
5-$25-2998 Sub teens Winter Coats Broken sizes SIS
10-16.99 Sub-teens Wool Suits. Broken sizes Sc
8-$25-2998 Girls Winter Coats. Broken sizes SIS
50-7s9-899 Girls Dresses Cottons, rayons Tia 4.09
35-599799 Girls Plastic Jackets, TIA
20-99-5.99 Girls Wool Skirts Broken 1900
$3.50 Girls Cotton Skirts Broken sizes
Ind Floor, Washington Only
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CURTAINS

55-29s-599 Assorted Curtans-Nylons, glass;
included ------------------------- I.99
SO Pr. 349398 Fishnet Curtains 6372-90' long, 2.99
20-299 Kitchen Toppers. Flocked. u" long----I 80
IL Pr 299 Organdy and Chromespun SO" Kitchen Sashes
1873
Pr 1899 Dacron Ruffle double width 90x9O" 100
Is Pr. 299 Dacron Ruffle, single width 36x72" %
IL Pr. 1893 Cafe Curtains Plaid So" 80
1896 8 Assorted Cafe Curtains ----------2.90
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SHADE SHOP

35-2-79-399 Window Shades. As is-----49e
16-275-319 Venetian Blinds. Assorted Sizes 49e
25-269-319 Traverse Rods Assorted sizes 49c-3.95
1-1798 Four-panel Screen, Redwood floor type SIS
1-1998 Room Divider. Wrought iron. As iS---- l.90
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BEDWEAR
PAINTS

30-175 Sherwin Williams Flat coors only ----qt $50
15-625 Floor and Deck Paint shades grey--g gal 39S
1856 Gloss SemGloss Enamels, white gal 3.9a
25-750 Spar Varnish and s" Brush gal, 3.99
31-480 Outside House Paint White gal, 1928
TIN Floor, Washington Only
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Textured hubby weave cotton, rayon. "a DsJC
yds. long. pinch pleated tops Pink only. 81
Unbeatable valuel
9Th Floor, Washington Only '|s5s
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HOMEWARES
TON ONLY
DOMESTICS
SPREADS AND DRAPERIEs

30998 Cotton Spreads Plaid suede cloth. Full Sizes 81
1883 1923 Assorted Draperies. 90" 50
2l-998-12.98 Assorted Draperes. 80" ---------SS
n-498 Cafe Curtains. Print chntz- SO.
E1798 Daveno Displays. Draperies 9.99,
6-l098 Studio Displays Solids hollywoods 100
7-1698 Studio Covers. or cushion Antique
Lurex. AS Is A90
1855 Barkcloth Studio Covers Gray, gold-4.99
9Th Floor, Washington Only
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CURTAIN FABRICS

40 Yds 119 Fishnet Material Assorted colorsyd zoe
IS Yds. Toe Rayon Marquisette White I'd. 5Oe
81 Yds. 149 Nylon Fishnet Pink -----------yd7 Use
"a Yds. lac Nylon Fishnet Blue ----------yd. Use
AZ Yds. l39 Nylon Marquisette. vory-------yd7 zoe
43 Yds 159 Orion. Ivory -------------------yd Soc
80 Yds 1873 Orion Marquisette Ivory--------- yd 81
ABS Yds sec Organdy Ruffes. White ---------yd zoe
SO Yds Zoe Chintz Wetng. Assorted ---------yd.5 Sc
lis Yds soc Organdy. Assorted colors 35e
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INFANTS VALUES
we're 6.95-8.95

1926 Doe Birdseye Diapers Hemmed edges doz l.88
150-329 Doz Gauze Diapers Quick -dry - doz, 2.84
5o-199 Teens Terry Slippers Broken sizes
100-295 Boe-Toe Slippers broken szes---59c for 81
1871 Boys Polo Shirts Westerns Ala See for 81
84-s9c-49c Boys Hose Westerns novelties for 81
85-19 Boys Flannel Shirts broken sizes $40.
I.59, 2 for 81
1850 Boys Long Polo Shirts broken go
l.39
2nd Floor Washington and Sitper Spring;
3rd Floor PARKtnoton
Papago Indian news., 1956-10-01

YOU A. DOING A DIssEVIC1 To YOUR .coUN-
Ky the high rate Of Juvenile crime is
providing unfri endly governments throu-
ghout the world Nth effective propaganda.
l-T-QiIA> being young or first offender
does not nece ssarily mean that you get
special consideration from the Juvenile
Or adult courts.
90 YOU KNOW THAT
If you Steal an Automobile you may be
sentenced to the peni tentiary for 10
years.
If you ride in stolen car you may be
found just as guilty as che one who stole
it.
IF you break into house or building
you ray be impri soned for Is years.
If you rob with weapon you may be i'm
prisoned for life.
If, in the process Of comm tting some
servere type Of felonieS you kill some
one, even if by accident, you are guilty
Of first degree murder.
If you possess narcotics you may be sen
fenced to Is years for the first offense.
}.l5p III MIND THAT
Law enforcement agencies and their OF
ficers are your friends and protectors
who stand ready TO serve, counsel, guide
or assist you at any time you request
their services.
u VOID TO THE PARENTS
Delinquency can be prevented. The ulti-
nate solution Of the problem Is in the
hands Of the parents, through closer
supervi sion of children, inquiring Of
their whereabouts and knowing the kind Of
company they keep.
Eany youthful offenders come from good
american homes and potentially good par
ents, and all are not the product Of
broken homes or families facing economic
instability.
Statistics reveal that 80 per cent Of the
l6 to 16 year old offenders turn to crime
after ten O'Clock at night. This call
the ''hopr Of danger.n
PA4taNISs ASK YOURSELVES ZACH MIGHT At 10
WHERE A<c lY CHILD sEN7
WTTh ,LaOM Ai,G THEY hSSOCIATING?
WHAT IAEiE THEY DOTNG2
Papago Indian news., 1956-10-01

ISN'T
Worth
TILE
CHANCE
HL>1'S lily
DO YOU 4>EALIZG TAT
CON1.ITTING Il c. sIf15 i-5LAIS
DISG11ACE AND 1i-A- IsSlr1 Int co you.
GRIEF to your parents and your loved ones
they also must share in your disgrace.
1XP1NDITu>G OF llONIY by you your parents
to employ lawyer and engage bondsman to
furni sh bail pending your trial.
IMPRISONMENT in penal institute on pend
ing trial if you or your parents are unable
to furni sh bail.
POSSIBLE IlP4Lsorn4s9T AFTER TILL and per-
haps for many years.
YOU, CONDUCT And NoV-11aJTS WILL BE CHECKED
because you will be criminal who has to
be watched.
YOU aIL- 18 AVOIDED by decent people and
become the object Of contempt Or pity.
YES -- TIE .toAD TO CHG is NOT
ONLY THE lost ElAzA.>DOUS
BUT TIl1 LEAST P4tOFITAELs
DC YOU 4.lIOW THAT
DY BEING AluGSTl1D o., found GUILTY OF
CttIl13 YoU4> FUTURE rs HANDICAPPED
GETTING a JOE IS DIFFICULT WIEN YOU HAVE
Il C..IlINAL ECO D 4 criminal record Will
seriously affect your ability to obtain
good job after leaving school. In the
business world, or Wi til the city, State or
Federal government, employers shun persons
With a criminal record. You may be depri-
we'd of gainful employrnent during the best
years Of your life.
YOU NAY LOSE CEA TAIN CITIZENSHIP NIGE.TS IF
convicted Of certain crimes, your right to
vote will be taken away.
YoU.I CHAN CE OF DATING AND liaF<YING A FINE
PERSON WILL BE LESSINED No respectable
young Lady or young vents to date or
marry person who has come into conflict
with the Law or has criminal record.
- Continued at top OF page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-31
Stock Advance!
Extend 10 81;
Trading Steady

NEW YORK. Jan. 81 R.-
The stock market advanced to-
day with prices around their best
in the early afternoon.
Gains went to 2 points in ia
vored areas while losses usually
were small.
Trading was moderate.
Ford Motor fell below its orig
inal offering price of 6412 in the
over-the-counter market after
underwriters announced the Of
fering of 1912 million shares had
been completed and all trading
restrictions on the underwriters
had been removed. The stock
since Thursday has been quoted
at 64l2 bid and 6434 offered.
Oils. steels and coppers were
outstanding for both strength
and activity. Railroads, motors
and aircrafts were higher with
out particular activity.
Standard Oil IN. j. was UP
between 2 and 3 points. Kenne-
colt Copper was up around 2
points. A block of 5000 shares
of Aluminium Ltd. went at 101.
off "a.
At noon the Associated Press
average of so stocks was up go
cents at $174.20.
Bonds were quietly higher
Government issues over the coun-
ter were slightly higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-31
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. 81 uPg.-Grains fsl
tered on the Board OF Trade today II
an effort 70 continue the sharp up
WING of the preceding sessio.
Prices at the start were mostly higher
except for the distant wheat futures
BUYING, however. was not aggressive
Local traders were not inclined to fol
low the advance.
back to around slightly under the pre-
yio1s close. Trading was not very &C
Wheat near the end of the hrst hour
corn "a lower 70 u hisher Msrct
81 .2ssSi oats unchanged to u higher
March -: rye unchanged to 2. lower
March 81 ,23s4: soybeans u TO "a lower
hundred pounds lower, March Sill 30.
In the initial upward SURGE soyoeani
scored the best Esips. largely rejecting
sharp early runs UP in soybean OF
sasTe' s' s sSan .o sSa At an. ne"
futures continued to drag, making FOL
caution in soybeans.
The Census Bureau announced SOW
s pea AK eGushings in December totaled "a
394. 900 bushels in November but above
the 81 Isl 900 bushels crushed in De
eember. 1854. From October | through
December 81 crushings totaled T4.35a.
0n0 against 65,1l4,0On a year earlier.
rs, 900 bushels of sovbeans on hand
While this was below November 80
1858 II was well above the stocks OF
A. 1913, 600 bushels on December 81
1854. Meal and oil stocks also were
higher than year ago
A forecast for snow over practically
all of Kansas light rain In Oklahoma
snow furTies In the Texas panhandle
and light snow in Nebraska created early
selling in distant wheat futures Skies
were clear in most, sections Of the winter
wheat belt over night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-31
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Jan. n R tUSDAi.-Sal-
able hogs ~ 600; moderately active. gen
orally steady to mostly % lower on
butchers; sows scarce. steady to IS lower.
prospects complete clearance most U S,
No. | to 3 19O-22O ID. butchers IA 90
1875. little below IA -; a few hundred
mixed No. | and =, these weights at
lA0u: a l4-head lot at l5."5. most
No, > and > !30-26n ID. l3.5O-14 -;
2i0-300 ID l"t5-l3 80, several lots
1O0-360 10. /" 25-I415; most 35O-6nO
ID. sowS in STABLE lots l0.u0-l1.50 nit
Tie below 1925, a few head around $50
lbs. and lighter to ll15.
Salable cattle 5000, salaDle calves
900, prime steers and high choice steers
under 200 lbs. moderately active,
steady. other weights and eradeS slow,
steady. to 40 lower; heifers weak with
late Monday. or 25-50 lower than early
Monday. cows fully steady; bulls active,
steady to 70 higher; vealerS and stockerS
and feeders steady; few loads Of aver
steers "a @5-24 10; a load held higher:
other choice and prime steers 17.5O-
%. so: load OF average good l025 ID.
steers II. SO: a load OF high prime / .335
lib. weights 1885; load of prime ] 900
Id. mixed yearlinRS 900, good to aver
age choice heifers 10 5O-19. 10; utility
and commercial cows 1O.50-l3 90; can
ners and cutters a.00-l 90. utility and
commercial bulls l3.15-l6.0U; sood and
choice vealers 20 uO-3O 90: Gull to COM
mercial vealcrS l2.0u-H6.OO. a half a
load OF choice a1u ID feeding steers
1880; a load $50 ID, 100; two loads
good and choice yearling stock steers
~ 90 and so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-31
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Business Failures in the week
ended January 26 totaled 284
compared with 269 in the previ-
Gus week and 255 in the like
week a year ago.-Dun g. Brad
street.
j Life Insurance Purchases in
the Nation in 1855 totaled S48,-
TIT 100000 topping the previous
record set in 1854 by 1924 ,000,-
000.-Eife 1lls. Agency Mgm.
Assn.
. CIT. Financial Corp. an
nounced it had borrowed 500
million for 20 years from a large
insurance company.
/ Standard Oil IN. J.) in year
ended December 81 earned Silt
million or S10.96 a share VS..
S585 million or 1855 in 1854.
Kennecott Copper in year
ended December 81 earned
iSl25,615,4l8 m $l1.6l a share VS..
SIT 900, 288 or S7.20 in 1854.
| Canadian Pacific Railway in
year ended December 81 earned
S37,326,718 VS.. $27,032,926 in
1884.
| Deere e. Co. in year ended
October al earned S28,336, POT or
1891 a share VS.. S20,620,6l6 or
lS2.76 in 1854.
Beaunit Mills, Inc, in 8
months enoed December 81
earned S7.14l,8 or $4.48 a
share VS.. s2,6l7,520 or STA in
1884 period.
Warren Petroleum in 6
months ended December 81
earned s5,484 ,446 or 1882 a
share VS.. $5,203,716 or $2.76 in
1854 period
Gerber Products Co. in 9
months ended December 81
earned $3.871.249 or S1.S3 a
share VS.. SO 68l 400 or SLIP in
1854 period
Devoe e. Reynolds Co. in year
Iended November 80 earned
IS2.l75.684 or $4.0l a share VS..
| 81 ,334,l09 or $2.45 in 1854.
Other earnings included:
For the Year Ended December 81
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INEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished BY the Associates Press
Sales
Stoek ana Add Net
Gvidend Rate 90 High LoH l:lb chg
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS
Quotations supplied BY the United
StateS Agriculture Qenartment.

Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department:
Poultry Quotations
Market steady to firm on fryers De-
mand light for more than adequate Of
ferinRS OF lighter weights Heavier
weight chickens over pounds sold for
rs cents through Kosher channels Hens
steady at generally higher prices More
than ample supplies met light 10 fair
demand Receipts moderate Carry
over lsht. Light demand for turkeys
and ducks with few sales reported. Broil-
ers or fryerS 3 pounds and over, 2i-"s
Hens: heavy type, 1870; light type, To-
II. Puliets: 81 some 2S-30.
EEg Market Steady
yesterdays QuotAtionsD
ERgs Market fully steady. Prices I'M
chansed on large whites, "a cent higher
on medium whites and browns and i "a
cents higher on large brown eggs. Fair
to good demand for adequate offerings.
Receipts moderate.
Prices paid by first receivers delivered
FOR baltimore, cases included: Large.
min 80 pct A quality whites, Al "a,
browns and mixed colors 4l-42ia.
Mediums, min. so pct A quality whites,
1910. browns and mixed colors. 1910.
Receipts: Eggs 3.3OS cases by truck.
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Hourly sales on the Exchanse
II 90 am AoV 600 ~ noon go ooo
TOO m l Gao ooU goo o m 900 ooo
tunil OF tradins ~ shares OF sales IN
tpl Rates OF dividends in the forego.
inP table are annual disbursements based
on the last quarterly or semiannual
declaration Unless otherwise noted
special or extra divIuends are not in.
cluded Also extra or extras An
nual rat. plus stock dividend Declared
OF paid In 1906 ulus stock dividend
e Declared " paid so far this year
Payable In stock durinR 1865 rstimat.
ed cash value m ex-dvidend OF ex-dis.
trlbutlon date Paid last wear ne.
clared or paio after stock dividend or
split up Declared or paid this year
an aCcumulative issue with dividends In
arrears . Paiu this wear dividend
omitted deferreu VI no action taken at
last dividend meeting Declared or
naio IN 1855 piuS stock dividend 4 pay.
able In stock during 1915 estimated
cash value On ex-dividend OF ex.di 'ribu.
ton date Liuuidatins dividend cid
"alled Ex.dividend x-dis Ex. distri.
button xr Ex-rights XIV without war
rants WV with warrants wd When
distributed wi When issued nd Next
day delivery I'm bankruptcy or receiv-
ershtp or beins reorganised under this
Bankruptcy Act or securities assumed
bv such companies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-31
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Jan. 81 R.-USDA)--
Butter steady. receipts SOS .S04. Prices
unbalanced
CheeSe-Barely steady to steady Re-
Iceipts 25I .29I Wholesale sales. Amer
lean cheese twhole milk: CheddaTs
aged 400 cents; single daisies fresh
36'a-4o; single daisies aged 46-53;
fats ased 4i-52; processed cheddars
Is lbs. 35i2-3S; domestic Swiss twheelS)
Grade "A" II-4S grade b. 42-46;
grade &C" 3q-44
Wholesale esq prices steady. Receipts
1889. New York spot quotations fol-
low: Midwestern: Mixed colors: Extras
4S-50 lbs. 40-40ia; extras large "a
AS lbs 39ha-4O; extras medium 3S'7-
$50: Smalls 34l2-35ls standards large
l3Si2-39. dirties 1899: checks 1898.
Whites. Extras 1850 lbs) 40-4l: extras
large t45-4S lbs 1910. extras medium
I3Sfa-3a. Browns Extras 1880 lbs
tI-4"ig Nearby: Whites; Top quality
(4S-50 lbs Al ia-42i7; mediums 1910:
smalls 35-36 Browns, Top quality as
80 lbs ,42-421a: mediums 3sia-39iz
ISmalS "a l-35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-31
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Jan. ~ lP-Cotton tu-
taking and hedging developed renewed
strength during the forenoon today.
New .Crop months turned more active.
by farm legislative moves at Washing.
ton Old crop months met sood deal
OF spot house selling on the wav up, at
tributed to hedging or liuuidation OF
futures against purchases of raw cotton
Moon prices were ~ to a5 cents a
bEde hisher than the previous close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-31
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Jan. 81 R-Foreigr
exchange rates follow, Great Britain in
dollars. others in cents unchanged I'M
less otherwise noted.
Canadian dollar in New York open
market Is per cent premium or 100. I2la
United States cents.
Europe-Great Britain pounds.
SO so 1882, of / f32: 30-day futures,
2.S0is. of 1/32: 60day futures, n.7ais:
90-day futures, 2.7ats; Belgium Granc)
y .00ts, off 00I.; France Granc) .2Sss
of cent; Germany WESTERN tdeutsche
Italy (lirai. 16A OF a cent; Portugal
(eScudo), $50: Sweden tkronaj. 1884;
Switzerland france ureej. "334; Dem
mark krone. 1850
Latin America--Areentina freei.
$50; Brazil IreeJ. l45. up 10: Mexico,
500; Venezuela BOLIVAR, 3e0O.
Far Esst--Hong Kong dollar, 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-31
METAL QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK. Jan.

NEW YORK. Jan. 81 PD.-Spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper +3-5l
cents a pound Connecticut valley, Lead
Is cent pound, New York. Zinc l3la
Icents pound East 81 Louis Tin
ST ,Ooi. pound. New York Foreign
silver 90 cents per troy ounce, New York
A. Pittsburgh. scrap steel No. heavy
Vas quoted at bQ.UO-5l.U0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-31
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Jan 81 iP-The New
YORK Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for January 80.
Purchases Of 24S.533 shares: sales OF
l22,366 shares including l,l75 shares
sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01
WorkdayPin-Up

A TENDING GIRLS camp Chesapeake
"A Bay, Soomons Md. for eight years led Pin-Up
Marie Overman into interesting career. Her basic
interests sports crafts and children developed that
she assistant the supervisor of arts and crafts
for the Arlington County Department Of Recreation and
Parks That's small task considering that she deals
with $50 children in day classes and almost as many
adults in special classes.
Marie born in Washington 20 years ago, moved
Arlington when she and lives with her mother
Mrs Margaret T. Overman, at lit North Granada street
She spent in school in Michigan which sharpened
her interest in handcraft educational project She
started with the recreation department playground
director and last supervisor of crafts The
occupied her with craft and poster work
She did all the posters for Recreation Week She also
instructed 81 in sx-week for Cub Scout
den mothers
Marie is feet ga weighs lis and takes of her
natural blond hair herself She likes swimming and riding
and plans vacation at Ocean City this year She goes
the water, too being senior esaver RED Cross.
Another accomplishment is her rating Honor Queen
of Bethel 20 of Jobs Daughters in Arlington which
she spent two-and a-han in line offices, learning
the of the organization presiding at meetings and
directing activities. QUENTIN R. MOTT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01

in your diet If you're in doubt about your diet,
ask your doctor Your pharmacist has Sucaryl in
tablets or solution; also Sucaryl Calcium for low
salt diets. Abbott Laboratories 1oo
North Chicago, III. and Montreal OUODU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01
You can save lot of Calories
by sweetening with SuCaryl
and you can't taste The difference

SuCaryl makes it easy for you to watch
your weight by giving you all sugars
sweetness, without single calorie and
no bitterness or aftertaSte
This is Sucaryl: The first non caloric sweetener
that tastes just like sugar in ordinary Use
it to your drinks, your cereal, your fruit
Cook with it-boiling and baking don't affect it
at all You can even use it in freezing. The fact
is you Sucaryl practically anywhere you
would sugar, and you simply can't taste the
difference A point to remember, too, when you re
buying dietetic foods and beverages: Sucary-
sweetened products don't like diet foods
Naturally Sucaryl is for dieters and diabetes.
Sugar has its place in normal diets source
of quick energy But where calories must be cut
Sucaryl lets you do it and still keep sweetness
The Nome nugget., 1956-05-04
ROTARY CLUB NEWS

At Rotary noon luncheon Thurs
day, one new member was wei
coined by vice president Dewey
Goodrich. He is Maj. Frank Sieg-
wart, commanding officer of the
First Scout Battalion of the AL
aska National Guard.
A film on sport fishing was
shown, courtesy of Larry Calvin.
Guests were: Fritz jenkins, of
Num- Anyways; Everett Adams,
formerly of Nome, but now of
Anchorage; Dick Miller of Wien
Airlines; Jim Grove of BECK
Construction; Gordon Munger of
the Parke-Davis Co, and Rev. T.
Knudsen of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1956-05-04
Nays Attempt AT Rocket
Altitude Record FizzIes
Over New Mexico Desert

White Sands Proving Grounds,
NM, Up = Disappointed Navy
scientists, despite a fizzle on their
initial try, are planning another
attempt at a rocket altitude rec
ord next week.
The first production model of
the Aerobee-Hi plunged dramati-
cally to earth in the southern New
Mexico desert yesterday, its main
motors never fired.
Naval research laboratory
scientists said there was an APP
parent failure in the rocket pro-
pulsion system. The booster mech
anism blasted the research vehicle
to only 10000 feet before it turned
its nose down and arrowed into
an impact Just mile from the
launching tower.
The Navy had hoped TO set a
new altitude record for a single
stage rocket of approximately 1875
miles.
John w. Townsend the scien-
fist in charge of the shoot, said
pending analysis of yesterdays
failure, the Navy still plans to
fire an Identical rocket next Tues
day from this rocket center.
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
al the Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1956-05-04
Thursday Baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Kansas City 8, New York 7
Boston 5, Detroit 2
Cleveland 7, Baltimore /
Washington 7, Chicago 4
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati
Brooklyn 7, st. Louis 3
NY. -Milwkee. pStpond, rain.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Sacramento 5, Seattle 2
Hollywood 1-6, S. Francisco OF
San Diego 7, Vancouver 6
LA. at Portland, rain
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Friday. May 4. 1855
Wednesday Baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE

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Detroit 8, New York l
Boston 2, Kansas City O
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati 10, Brooklyn 6
New York 6, Chicago 5
ST. Louis 10, Pittsburgh 8
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vancouver 5, San Diego l
San Francisco 5, Hollywood 0
Portland 8, Los Angeles 4
Sacramento 2, Seattle O
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