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EVERYTHING late
TURNED TO GAS

II was bothered BY sas for fifteen years.
iEothinE took ior o. incilding DtSlng coda.
dia any gooi. says Clyde /. lOfdon Of Muse.
Okla Now aiteftaking Df Pierce sGolden
! Aiedicai Discovery Tor a time enjoy any
kind oi food and sleep sound a. a dollar
Thousands ci peope who suffered eat
BANS heartburn. stomach distress. due %
sod irdixrsiion. have tired Do. Piefcee
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Eon-zicchoiic me1ieins alih iis wonderful
stomarhir tnnic aciIon. have hfca ioit And
trovurder First iaserft gulaflY. .i ff0uioies
riofe uofmai gfar.ach actively. thus heirinG
20 diasu iood better W Yol uen have gaf.
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! 81 arirify Improved you csn eat ths
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A-2s THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D C.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 80, 1855
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3 Held in Cur-Rockino

MERIDEN, Conn. Nov. 30 up.
Police arrested three boys. all
under l6. last night and said
they hung a stone by a rope
from an overpass on the Wilbur
Cross parkway. The rock
smashed three windshields Of
cars on the parkway before State
police removed the contraption.
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389.95 ROWE
FOAM 6.PIECE
LIVING ROOM
s288
Just SIS Monthly

A complete living room full Of
furniture for less than $500! This
is the Buy" of the year. Suite
includes: foam sofa and chair or
apart sectional, channel back
chair and 3 tables (choice of
cocktail, lamp, end and step
styles. Cotton metallic tweed
covers.
4th Floor, Washington and
PARKington; 3rd Floor,
SilUer Spring
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Ah EloOr Washington and PARKhg,On; "a Too sa5sr SvS
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1895 PLASTIC
CHAIR WITH
MATCHING
OTTOMAN
1898
Just So MonthIy

Big, man-size, button back
lounge chair with wide rolled
arms plus matching ottoman for
less than the price you would
expect to pay for the chair alone.
Both covered in easy-clean, long
wearing Kid Duran plastic in
green, red, ivory or chartreuse.
4th Floor, Washington and
PARKtngton; 3rd Floor,
SilUer Spring
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69.95 FOAM
CUSHIONED
LOUNGE CHAIRS
30.95

Five beautiful styles-all with
reversible, 100% foam rubber
cushions. Choose from wing,
barrel, contemporary arm, Law
son and club styles. Cotton print,
matelasse' and metallic tweed
covers. Assorted colors.
4th Floor, Washington and
PARKington; 3rd Floor,
Silver Spring
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NV ~
ANOTHER 500
IDLE IN PORT
EVERGLADES
More than 500 stevedores are
still idle in Miami and another
500 in Port Everglades near Fort
Lauderdale, but very little effect
has been on the economy Of the
waterfront according to Miami
port officials.
Judge Henderson, international
Longshoremen's Association vice
rreSfdenf IN 4t,a Co,r4t,o,--. as~....
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other jailed Saturday afternoon in
Liberty City when they attacked
an officer who sought to arrest
one of them.
Dead is Warrick Mack, 27, of
0%27 w 73rd terri. father of five
daughters, all under eight years
ne ora Ire I.,o4I.o. TxT.ITsz o.
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MVP Az
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a. -

! AGO H.
dsTUp
NApeas lssssEussaSSs offi4740 Polk
St. Fsnonnk II a ~ was kill
ID instans Monday MORN
~ when his car went cut of con-
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driving home from Miami
sss Sheriff officials investigator
the said A{<env was fra,

cling at more than 100 miles an
hour when his car failed to make
a curve. The car Skid6ed rs feet,
and then 81 feet sideway, struck
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tree, was bounced Al more 4
V the impact and struck a &c

ord tree.
Jesse L. Johnson. Of l44O0 Polk
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IkAHS WVWAN
DIES AT iii
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HOUSES UNfURN. Cont, Bus OPPORTUNITIES con..i /

1880 18th ST. N.w.--6 bedrms.. 2
baths lge. Nv. rm.. dining rm.-
ton: . blocks to Conn. ave, across
from park and playground; $3.50
mo-. lease. Mr.. Raymond. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY CO., I'M. $4,000
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
S22,95O

Near Chevy Chase Club: good
transp, schools. shopping. An Army
doctor has made this a charmlnR
home. Very spacious liv. rm.. den,
din. rm., powder rm.. and kit. on
first floor. Q really lovely bedrms..
and Ia baths on second floor,
Bsmt. space used for recreation;
with barbecue. Emphatically 4 most
cow. neiehborhood. Cav JAMES Z
SCHWAB, EN-. 2-5s00; ewes, OIL. @
I4OQ or OIL, 4-76p3,
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

CT COUNTRY DREAM-colesville
Sl4,b60. 1905 down. Rambler In
spotless condition: 2 hedrms, sep.
DIN. nm. fun hsmt.; huge level lot.
RIPLEY a ROMER, JU. 5-S5l1.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILGO PARK AREA

1@@S&@
just on New Hamp. ave. A couple or
small family; very cute .5-rm, GUS
lac. bedrms and bath. Cathedral liv.
rm; with nrepl.. full din, nm, gar.
and bsmt.: Ice wooded lot with flne
landscapine; clean as pin. Terms
to suit.
Just Off East-west Hwy.
Unique center-hall plan brsah
rambler on lovely lot, de luxe home.
IS 1T. wide. 3 bedrIns., fun bsnt..
dream luxury kit. All for SIS. $50.
Sacrifice.
SILVER SPRING
One OF the older homes, it's very
pretty in its setting OF shrubbery
and lge. trees built on one OF the
largest lots, 142x162 #. Close-in Old
Woodside Park: very Ice. Germ. colo-
NAL; liv. rm., din. rm., kit, list a.,
bedrms. and bath up; lovely porch,
oil h.-w.h.; garage
.WooDSIDE REALTY CO.
~. 9-644O Until Q pm.
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BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH

D. C.. only q blk. Oh Conn. ave,
near Chevy Chase circle-6pacious
semidet. house with 5 large bedrms.,
2 baths; convenient to shopping,
schools, transp. Real value at
$4,000, Call LEGUM & GERBER
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oIL VEH SPhING-Very attractive g.
bedroom brick Colonial in good
location; rec. rm. fenced wooded
lot. barbecue and patio; only Sl5,-
800. Call til 8. THOMPSON CO..
JU. $4,000.
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BURLEITH, Sl4.g5O--Immaculate 2
story semidetached brick featuring
model kitchen, beautifully shrubbed
lot near Georgetown University
and Western High School. Call
WO. 6-64S6. THOS. j. FISHER &
Co. INC DI 7-RSa0
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SILVER SPRING-Sl2.75 det,
rambler built yrs: 2 lovely bed
rms, bath, liv. rm,. kit, din. area.
viii 81. COW. Oakview subdivi-
sion; ewes. TIE. 6-2233, L. T,
GRAVATTE, Reaitor. MA. S-0753.
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CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS : Pine big
nome in the fashionable embassy
on LIST; 4 and 2 on 2nd; . and l
on 3rd. Priced at 500, 800. WANT
QUICK SALE FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, d.. G-1411; ewes. WO. O.
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ALSO
SILVER SPRING
CARROLL KNOLLSl

New all-brk. split level with CEN
bath roughed in and avail: din. rm.,
large Westinghouse equip. kit. with
din. alcove: full bsmt., rec. rm., I'm
ished at ground level. with Ice. eft.
picture window overlooking a park.
Beautiful lot 200 IT. deep. fully
sodded, against a 10-acre park:
block to school. You should see this
right away at $20.62b. We defy
comparison at this price. Call RE.
7-665O It'll 9 pm.
Colonial Investment Co.
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BETHESDA-WOODH twin
size bedrms., ga baths, stairway to
floored attic, paneled den. screened
porch, sep. din. rm.. eating space
in kit. beamed ceiling and ffrepl. in
liv. rm.. 15x3S brick patio; lge.
shade .t trees; al 6sTt; o Ss rec nm TT
stove refgr., washer. drier; hobby
or maids rm.: built-in Lear
garage: oil h.-w.h. owner trans
ferred. Leaving June 80. $4,000,
OWNER. OIL. 2-74O3
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LOHR
3-UNIT APT.

This income property has 8 two
bedroom apis. adjacent to public
park. includes kitchen equipment and
Is conveniently located for shop
ping, schools and transportation in
Flower avenue section OF Takoma
Park. 1t can be purchased for S2I,-
300, and produces good income.
Owner transferred TO VIRGINIA
Here's your chancel Call HE. $4,000
for appointment.
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SUMNER. 5 BEDRMs.. Az BATHS,
500. 500-Redecorated and beauti-
full: 4 bedrms.. 3 baths on md;
place and adjoining bath on list
A.; huge mod. kit, big breakfast
room; screened porch. garage; mas
sive slate roof. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 7-l411: eyes,, OIL. g
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HOUSES FURNISHED
BURLEITH-Very nice 3-bedroom
house: Sl5O mo-: years lease or

DAVENPORT ST. NV, blk. of
Conn. ave.-Center-hall entr.: liv.
rn., din. rm., modern kit. rec,
rm. with flrepl.. bedrms.. 2 baths
and sundeck; S275. R. A. HUM
PHRIES a. SONS, MA. $4,000
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SLIGO PARK HILLS has some lovely
homes; here's 3-bedroom brick
rambler you'll want to own; easy
housekeeping, Dads bus at the door
stores nearby and schools, too;
g. ROMER. JJ b-fii1
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C. A top value.
5347 43rd. ST. n.w.-Brick. det.;
bedrms,, tile baths, 2 flreplaces,
paneled den; gar; h.-w.h.; slate
roof, new storm windows and
see this one for sure. Open Thurs.
day 4:30 to 7:3O p.m. A. d
CRUMBAUGH. Realtor. WO a. AGA
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMER. U. PARK-Handsome white
brk. Colonial home at 43rd and
Verplanck; full center hall, 1st-
floor Law. 8 bedrms., 2 baths on
End: hall stairway to unfin. 3rd;
beautiful rec. rm. with fireplace;
screened porch; garage; nice level
lot; S27.50O. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
DI. 7-l41l: ewes, OIL. 6-8f69.
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ROCK CREEk HILLSIDE luxe
stone-and-brk. rambler. in this ex-
elusive community. All Ice. rms.
liv;, rm.. sep. din. rm.. 3 bedrms., 3
baths I'm iy TI,n da ayl 6smt;; TIED
rm. for study or den. GEO. w.
ROBERTSON, Realtor, 1896 Wis
ave. OIL. 2-212a I'll o.
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bsII sHERRIER PL. Nw-Redee

2-bedrm. brick house in best NV,
l location fqII bob 6sn u and YS,, sarasSS
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, D1 f-i41l.
FALLS CHURCH-cape Cod. : rms,
shop: also garden SD. JE .-1260.
COR. TAYLOR ST. AND RK. CIR. PIX.
Ii rms. bath Ddr. rm.. semdet.
BSmt. auto, gas heat. avail July
is; Si2b. To inspect. RIA, B-3i72
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KENT
WOULD YOU LIKE

: WOULD YOU LIKE
4 bedrooms or 3 bedrooms and a
den? Well, we have the answer in
this brand-new mod. split-level home
in Chevy Chase, d. c. Aside from
these features this home contains
ga baths. spac. liv. rm. with built
IN cabinets and firepl. din rm.. kit.
Club rm. with flrepl., util. RIM. and
gar S32.500. air-cond. extra.
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Sill. SPR.. Conn. Ave. Estates
Golden opportunity for non CT to
assume S13.500 CT loan; sos mo-
pays all after So. 100 dn. Lovely g.
bedrm. brick rambler, full bsmt,; de
, |. all-elec. kit; excel cOnd. ALLEN
REALTOR RA fi.a2aa
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KIRKSIDE AREA
AIR-CONDITIQNED

New rambler. bedrooms. 3 baths.
library. fully completed lower rec,
terrace level. including bedroom,
bath. Latest GE electric kitchen with
wall-type refrigerator. freezer. OPEN
TONIGHT, TO o. Dir: Drive out
sys to ol Sse uS rieht sS Sock To
Belmont ave. right to 5607-09 Bel
mont ave.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
1920 CONN. AVE. Wo. $1,000
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VISIT
UP YOUR INCOME!

Yes. We can up your income II
brick. 3-bedroom, den. I1a-bath
home, plus a terrace apartment
that now rents for sos. Only
81 900 cash needed, full price SIS
900. Located in Takoma Park. Don't
wait. Call HE. $4,000 for results.
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BTJTT,nTNC SITE
" BLOCK OFF CONN. AvI

e BLOCK OFF CONN. AVE.
D-b1-lhis building 45x1l0 lends
itself as an excellent building site
for an organization, due to rear
ave in the vicinity Of the Ring
Bldg. Priced SS q It. more rea-
lsonable than recent sales or offer
lings. Call Mr.. WELLS (OL 2-6690l
ewes. for all details.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. Ma. $4,000
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OPEN DAILY 2-5

To reach: Out Mass. ave.
beyond Westmoreland circle
70 Cromwell dr.. right about )
blocks to Springfield dr.. right
to Newington I'd. right to
Newington court and open"
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BERKRIEY--FOXHAII. positl

BERKELEY-FOXHALL - Positively
the largest and finest brand-new
home on the market for $50. 500.
Spacious center-hall plan. Library
and powder room; fabulous bis
kit; 3 TWIN bedrms., 2 baths on
End; beautiful rec. rm. with bar
and fireplace. servants rm. and
path path, f gt lovely park; Few min.
$4,000 down. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS. DI. T-l41l; eyes,, OIL. 2
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HOMES

ROBERT E. LOHR
He $4,000 I'll . pm. RIA. $4,000
Our 36th Yr. Of Dependable Service
4 Bedrms., Mr.. st. Johns
Brk. Cape Cod; liv. rm. with
nrepl, sep. din. rm... ia baths,
psmt, screened pch.; S1S,2OO, Gl.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
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= &C XVIII E-SILvER ROCK,
$1S.e50. $1,000 down, assume large
Oh loan; 3-bedrm. rambler. 2
blocks on visrs Mil I'd; block to
school; beautiful rec. rm.. fenced
lot, many extras including washer.
drier; many flowers and shrubs.
Phone BoNAN a FoGARTY. 10.
5-5O5a.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS--HuFe stone
and brick luxury rambler featuring
reception hall. LIVING room. dining
room. bedrooms. . baths plus
beautiful clubroom, built-in garage,
gorgeous lot on quiet dead-end cul-
de-sac Call WO. 6-B4S6. THOS. y.
FISHER a. CO., INC. DI. 7-Bs30.
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WONDERFUL
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors, Uptown Once, EN-. 2-671i
GLEN HILLS

Ia acres, $50 ESQ. 3 bedrooms
full basement. breezeway and GARAGE
For appointment to see, call Mr.
PRICE. at LO. 1854.
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Just OFF East-west Hwy.
SPRINGFIELD, MD.
1924 NeWington Court

NEW RAMBLER, s bed
rooms. . baths. separate dim
ms room, de luxe kitchen,
screened living porch, full
basement, built-in garage.
Walking distance elementary
and Junior high schools, also
Little Flower Parochial School.
Price g2a 5f0
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BETHEsDA-Brick bungaiow. only Q
room home has attractive dormi-
tory room on Ind; S13.950. A. v.
PIsANI, Rea ato, OIL. 1880;
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BETHESDA sPLIT-LEVEL, $50. $50
--All-brick and the very latest
thing in modern living. featuring
4 large bedrooms. 2 baths. fully
equipped Hotpoint kitchen, 2 flre-
places. full basement with rec.
room. center-hall plan: in a gor-
co Ill k-Rh5n q till q
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA $4,000 prize winning
3-bedrm., 2 bath. modern rambler
with radiant heated floors. picture
window wall overlooking patio and
nicely wooded lot. No bsmt., but
lots Of indoor and outdoor storage;
Kenmore washer and. drier in
Guided. CT applied for. C. B.
WYVELI.. OIL. 2-a3aR.
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BETHESDA - Parkwood, "cool in
side" 1-ton air-conditioner in
cluded in this attrac. brick and
redwood rambler Liv. rm., separ-
ate dining ell, GE kitchen. 3 bed
rms, lh baths; ttree-shadsd patio
YoUNKIN & CO., Realtor, JU. g.
1850 It'll 9.
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in farm earnings was a further
drop Of about 10 per cent in farm
product prices. Also contribute
ing was a small increase in farm
production costs. The drop in
prices was offset to some extent
by a per cent increase in the
volume Of farm production last
year.
The Agriculture Department
report attributed the decrease
In the average individual income
of the farm population in part to
a / per cent increase in the num-
Der of persons living on farms.
Previously farm population had
been going down. It was put at
90 million in 1855.
But the number of farms oper-
ated last year was said to have
been 2 per cent smaller than in
1854, rejecting consultations for
the most part.
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Marine Bond to Pluy

The Marine Band will present
a varied program at 8:15 pm
tomorrow at the Department OF
Commerce auditorium, Four
teenth street between Independ-
ence avenue and E street NV
The band will feature S/Sergt
Frederic Erdman. cornetist, and
Sergt. Jack Carey, saxophonist.
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session would not be necessary,
but he is anxious to get the
measure to the House.
The Senate begins to vote on
amendments tomorrow. and
with go already filed and two
hours allotted to each. the dis
cussion could run into next week.
However, the first to be taken
up deals with the major contro-
versy in the bill-the support
price level-and there is a gen.
eral feeling that once this is out
Of the way, the others, several
of which are duplicates, will be
disposed of quickly. When the
amendments are cleared. there
will be four hours general de-
bate on the bill. and then the
final vote.
Price Supports Doubtful
The outcome of the price sup
port fight still is touch-and-go.
The bill would return supports
for the basic crops-wheat, corn,
cotton, rice and peanuts-to the
rigid 80 per cent of parity scale
that prevailed until it was re-
placed by sliding scale, grading
downward. in the Eisenhower
farm program adopted in 1854.
Democrats, generally. favor the
higher level, with most Republic
cans committed to the lower
guarantees. The administration
is backing strongly the prevail
ing scale.
Senator Bridges of New
Hampshire. chairman of the Re-
publican Policy Committee, yes
terday predicted victory for. the
sliding scale amendment by two
to four votes. The opposition is
claiming a like margin.
Yesterday the Agriculture De-
partment reported that total
farmer income fell nearly a bill
lion dollars last year.
The department said the in
come of the Nations farm popu-
lation. from all sources, last
year totaled little more than
$40 billion for an individual av-
ere e of $3.50. This compared
W ''~t "nder $40 billion re-
eeived in 1854 for an individual
az age of 1913.
The nonfarm population was
said to have received total in
come of s275 billion last year
for an individual average of
$1,922-more than double the
farm average. The previous year
the nonfarm total was $3.50 bill
lion for an individual average Of
$1.837.
Product Prices Drop
Included in the farm income
estimate were net returns of
farm operators, farm wages, al
lowances for home consumption
OF farm products and rental
value of farm dwellings, changes
in inventory values of farm prod
uctssheld by farmers, and earn
1ngs from nonfarm sources such
as investments. off-farm employ
r1ny,f 49, IN.
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NIGHT Senate Sessions Due
For Farm Bill Debate
By JOSEPH A. FOX

The Senate faced rugged schedule farm bill debate
neared the windup
Senator Elender Democrat of louisiana acting majority
leader who charge of the BILL would
hold night sessions tomorrow Friday speedup
the legislation He expressed the belief that Saturday
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THE ssTOP LEVEL,e
by STETSON
l2''S

American men have changed their hat style
only five times in the Lost 200 years, and now
another histoy-mokine hat style has come
upon the scene-the "fIot top" This revoIu-
tionory new style is not only becoming to any
oge group, but it's fIotterin9 to both the short
and the toll man. If you've never worn hat
before, you will now, for here at Lost is q hat
that truly adds dash and appeal to any man.
The Top Lever, new fIot-top style by Stetson
requires no crease, it looks right from the
moment you try it on.
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05

Shop late Thursday night Washington open noon to PM;
SlUer Spring and PARKington 1880 to $50 PM
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-26
IN THE SOCIAL SIDE
EisenhoWers Hove Made
No Definite PlQns for Foil

certain that there would be
some gayety in the East Room,
the Blue Room and the state
: dining room at the White
House this winter under a new
Eisenhower administration.
There would also definitely
be family gatherings on holi-
days and birthdays, which the
EiSenhowers like best. The
President also likes Sunday
night suppers, where he is
likely to be the chef and turn
out delicious steaks for close
friends.
Whatever the answer, it is
first in the hands Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John @. Voter, who may
pass it on to Mrs. Eisenhower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-26
Miss Appel
.IsEnqaqed

Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Appel
announce the engagement of
their daughter Jacqueline to
1t. d.g.) Warren H. Anderson,
USNR. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. L. Anderson of Ironton,
MINI.
The de-to-be, a graduate
of The Madeira School and
Bryn' Mawr College, was pre-
sented to society in 1948 at a
small dance given by her
parents at the Sulgrave Club.
She is a member of the Wash
ington Junior League and of
the Sulgrave Club, and is with
the State Department.
1t. Anderson is a graduate
of the Institute of Technology
of the University of Minnesota.
He is now on duty in the
Office of Naval Material in
Washington.