davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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matte. Wv; $1,000 mi; immseu-
late Lag ESF immsd' SALE slI;H.sS'
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AUT0MOTIVE MISC.

WANTED-lg49 Ford 2-door coupe
body and frame: must be reason
able. Mr.. WALTERS. VIII. 2-7312.
ALI, PARTS 'Bl chrysler VS.
Ford parts. UN. 1880.
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TRAllERS

SPARTAN priced for quick sale: %
It., 4 mos. old. alum. avn. wash
ffT Fla es Save ss 81 e Ssi. $1,000 invested
Si,5OO cash. Take over payts
Move right in. Coins oversees
RE. 6-5SoS after 4 or wk. ends
TERRA CRUISER '53, 29-ft:; alu-
minum awning and extras; $1,000
RE. $4,000, Ext. SS2S5.
1897 SALT. 2-BEDRM.; best ofLer
Ancient oaks Trailer Court, Lot
II, Rte. "a. Fails Church. We.
Aft. LIBERTY HOUSE TRAILER
1nb2 model; 2 bedrms.. full bath
Can be financed. HA. 2-3427.
ZTMMER. 81 IT,, extras: can b
left sas Is" top eond: REV s,,
FERRIS. 10 5th St. Cherry Hi
PARK. Rt. 1. COLLEGE PARK. Mo.
'52 NEW MOON HOUSE TRAILER
4O-ft.; Ice. 2 bedrms., air-cond.
excel. eond.: liv. rm. compl. re-
furn.; lots Of extras. PARKWAY b
904O, Wkends., Wkdays aft. B pm
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MG-A SO: 10000 miles; ofiSin1l
owner: T.. and h., tonneau. wire
wheels: never raced or wrecked
Must sacrifice. Best offer. HE
4-207l.
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OLDS 1872 2-df.: owner: hydra
matte, nylon tubeless tires, seat
belts, good cond. Reasonable. ov'
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WILL SELL end trust note OF
S2,412, payable S35 per mo. Sc
cured high class NV. prop. Payts
always current. Made in 1898.
Sacr. for 20 per cent disc. Jk'
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Lors, ACREAGE WANTED

LOT WANTED IN or around cit,
Of Fails Church. u acre. il. g.
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CHARLES COUNTY, MD.
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

APARTMENT HOUsE GROUND
WANTED tor approx 100 units
sts.s Iosstion ' and price U''' Boz
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Corp.

1910 R. /. Ave. Ne. AID. 10000
F0RDILLAC as coupe; 354-cu. in
Cad. eng: body good: 8 new tires
many extras. After $50, OIL
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1850 starlite coupe !:
fully equipped, This bargain can
not be matched ct only $l95.
ington's Exclusive Chrysler Dealer.
heyond D. c. line. WA. 7-1Ou0.
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FORD 81 Fairlene Town Sedan:
EpPs r mat ,.a r. b; etf s oyRsT
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OLDS 1890 "6H" hardtop: :, ant
h., w.-ws.. hydra. red and blk
$3.50 or best oner. JE. 4-1O0B
OLDs 'bb "ss" l-dr. sedan: green
$4,000 miles, owner, excel
cond.: $1,000. I'M. 2-2s60.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

BUILDER WANTS group Of 80 or
more lots, ready to go, with
sewer. water. paved streets. Box
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FORD "a Custom Fordor; T.. and
h., turn signals, etc: 2-tone:
excel, eonc;; orig. owner; $500
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NASH 1850 Ambassador sedan:
must siaerlhes; sos. IA. s-iSo6.
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OLDs as "OS" 4-dr.; blk, VIEW,
hydro, seat covers T. and H. all
de luxe, carefully seryiced' com
s oWNE n E iST g gtiSsi e~'O '4'n
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OLDs 80; '55 engine, straight
stiek. y;S;ST. tires; perfect through
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
tcoNTINUEp)
CLEAN CARS

JUNK CARS WANTED
Top Dollar. Free Pickup. AP. 7-e29s
WANTED
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slate mist: ssfety-psdded dash.
heater. de luxe wheel. cigar lighter.
ldirectional Sigs.: brand-neW. SAVEl
| SAVrl Weekend special, 81 1875,
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PLYMOUTH "a Savoy 4-dr. dark
blue; l SEnsr; Sss5; e to suit.
NV, WO. 6-60O0.
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NEAR wARRENT0N, vA.-l00
acres under cultivation; 0-rm.
stone-shingle house; elec.. not
cold running water; necessary
outhldgs.: SIG, 500. $1,000 down.
Wsrrenton e9S-W.1i.
HOWARD COUNTY-Per sale, IS
acres; 3.is9-ft. road frontage
modern home. 2h baths. Phone
sykesvilie 1921.
OVERLOOKING POTOMAC RIVER
Ia acres Just on Rte. SOl, l
mi. water frontage, $50, 900. Mr.
OLSON, ACT, WO. 6-3437.
TOBACCO FARM Of AZ acres near
Naniemoy Bay, about l2 miles
south Of Indian Head and 33 miles
from the ID. c. line. Unusually good
improvements including house OF
& rooms, screened front porch. con-
crete cellar. 1 " baths. central heat
ing, water piped to house from all
season spring. electricity, copper
plumbing, Venetian tlinds. YounRs-
town steel cabinets, gas range
reffieerator With deep freeze,
good tobacco barns. repair shop
Land Is gently rolling and traversec
lengthwise BY an all-season stream,
School bus service. Double garage
and corn house. some timber; 1,6O(
feet OF hard road. Price, $4,000
Ask for Mr.. Thompson, LOUIS z
SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st. NV.
MA. S-l 1856.
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MONEY TO LOAN

FROM $500 TO $4,000 on wsil-kspt
homes with some equity; Va,
p G. or Nd. Raise cash; repair
NO. 7.b650 or (eves.I IA. e-5260,
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PIPER Tri-pacer, late 1888. super
custom, privately owned and hang.
Buying BONANZA. JE. zoos.
PILOTs-l membership available.
in well-established hylng club. In
terested. call IA. POSTS.
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-oLNEY, MD ACRES
NOTEBOOK ESTATES

Large attractive, 3-hedrm. briel
ranch house. quiet. cool location
some woods. all-modern .G-E kit.
2-car brick garage; sparkling colo
well water. Priced very low. I'm
mediate possession,
Dir: out Georgia ave, opposite
I'd. follow red sign. JOHN BUR
DOPT. Call Evergreen 4-3S46. OpeI
Sat. and Sun. IL to 1880.
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PLYMOUTH 90 Savoy 4-df
bronze nm. with custom interior
compl. equip. with powerfiite: r
and h.. defroster. etc, low mi. ant
SSnsnecs % with a' siSS '' dn ni'' Or bsni
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L0rS. ACREAGE Tor SALE

Z LOTS: side BY side; 6Oxl50, SAW,
So. 600 ca. as q whole; block Oh
Mt. Vernon blvd: 4 miles south Of
Alley so h-RAhh
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ROYAL MOTORS. INC,

Areas Only Excl. Plymouth Dealer
400 Ga. Ave. NV, ia. $4,000
PLYMOUTH $50 Belvedere VS. SPORT
coupe; auto, Wv. tires: peri
eond.; low mile; owner: 81, S0E
or hest offer OIL. 6-3l64
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
!coNIlNUEp,

CHEVROLET "a Bel Air 4-dr
sedan; powerglide, power steerinn
and brakes, r. and h, new WV
tires, blue finish; excel. cond.
diplomat leaving; reas. price. KE
7-0S91,
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S1.377

FORD IS Fairlane 4-dr.; fully
equipped. like new. See 1t. you'll
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PLYMOUTH '52 Belvedere hardtop
convert. club coupe: radio, heater
Wv. tires; beautiful, like new;
sacrifice, 1878. terms, 500 down
ROPER. La R-2100
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Manhattan Auto, Inc.
It'll and r SITS. NV.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsMOBILE '4S Bypass. club cpe
Standard shift. equipped; Original
$4,000 miles; original green finish;
looks and drives like new: way
above average; always dependable
ideal End car; private 1-oWnei
since new: $3.50. need cash. Apply
anytime at 511 @ ST NV.
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CHEVROLET $50 hardtOp cow,
take pymts;, over and 800 cash
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SEASONED NOTES, approx. S1es.
600; will take $500. Must sell
ST. S-3991: eyes,. Ju. S-4d9z
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FUkD Iyb4 Country Squire WaBoni
overdrive. power steering. FiberRlas
trim; like brand-new throughout;
S1.395, easy terms. BELL MO-
TORS. SOTO Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

So, $50: Shenandoah Retreat Coun-
try Club: lot with panoramic view
and life membership. JE. 4-047O.
BLUE RIDGE MTS., Front Royal,
Va, - New masonry week end
bungalow: 5 acres; 1.50O-ft. ele-
walton, panoramic view, good
springs; $1,000, terms. PETERS
REALTY, Rte. /, Vienna. Va. PL.
9-216l.
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PLYMOUTH $50 4-dr.. 6-cylinder
red and white. No down payment
reliable person to take over pay
mentS 10. 9.3ll6
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FORD 1855 eunliner convertible;
radio. heater. "Fordomatic," white
walls, power steering. Thunder
bird" enEins; White and NAdeiriAn
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PACKARD DARRIN 1910

No Eeas. offer refused. BOX
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OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Ocean-front
residential lot. 100x2O0 it,. in de-
sac SGfs ois ~ pso S''I III S.sSSz Mr.
ZAGAMI
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Stanley H. Horner, Inc.
Fla. Ave. NE. at 9th Ii. o-646s
WE MTEn NApC
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TOP TEEN TUNES
EIvis Still Tops With dollhouse Rock

player. but he is taking. It's
Elvis' pianist you really hear.
Steve Sholes says "Jailhouse
Rock" is different from most of
Elvis' songs in that cit is a
situation lyric, strictly a pic
ture song"
But sales Of the record both
here and abroad indicate peo-
pie don't have to know the pic
ture to like the song. They
just go for Elvis.
For parents and kid sisters
or brothers, here are q couple
Of nifty new albums:
London has put out another
in its series by Big-Band-Lead-
er Ted Heath. This one features
individual sidemen in special
solo work against the backing
OF the big Heath band. which
oldtimers recognize as carry
ing on the Goodman-Dorsey-
Miller tradition of the '3Os and
'40S.
For junior. Disneyland has a
beautifully illustrated package
recounting the adventures of
Peril. the girl squirrel. The
story. with songs by Jimmie
Dodd and Darlene Gillespie, is
from the new Disney picture,
PERI" A delight for the
small fry.
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others for recording on the
RCA Victor label.
For use in the picture. all the
songs were tape-recorded in the
Hollywood sound studios which
Victor uses to make its records.
Then the tape was added to the
movie sound track. When you
see Elvis singing in the picture.
the voice is really coming from
that tape. made. not on the
movie set, but in the recording
studio. Elvis is just lip singing
to the playback.
Steve Sholes wasn't satisfied
with the movie versions of sew
eral of the songs and had them
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Everywhere You Go
Jim Reeves
Johnny's Dreom
Gooi Gront

remade for his records. But the
recording Of "Jailhouse Rock"
on Victor is taken directly from
the movie tape.
The tune on the other side,
Treat Me Nice" was recorded
first for Victor. Then the
movie people heard it and de-
cided to add it to the picture.
too.
The accompaniment is by
Elvis' own group of musicians.
the same ones he insists on US
ing for all his engagements.
They appear in the picture too.
Songwriter Mike Stoller ap-
pears in the picture as a piano
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Santo CIous Is Book
in Town
! EIvis Presley
Girl Scouts OFF
To Philadelphia

Eight teen-age Girl Scouts
from the National Capital area
will attend the Saith National
Girl Scout Council convention
opening tomorrow in Philadel-
phia.
Annette Franklin, of Wake
field High. and Mildred Wells
of WaShington-Lee High will
serve as convention aides and
represent the Arlington County
Girl Scout Council. Joyce
Clark, Mckinley High, and
Judy Wellington, Wilson High,
will represent the District.
Montgomery County girls are
Sylvia Knott, Walter johnson
High, and Julie Streeter, Rich
ard Montgomery High.
Fairfax County representa-
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.Groveton Students
To Raise $4,000

Groveton (Va) High School
students will turn into maya
zine statesmen for the next II
days in an effort to raise $40. 900
for the school. Each student -
expected to sell So worth Of
magazine subscriptions for o
publishing company. The
school will get one-third
of the profits. according to
Rita Gyakum, q Groveton
junior.
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Since ! Lost You
Worner Mack
TOP TEEN TUNES
By HARRY BAcAS

"JailhouSe Rock" is the title
song from Elvis Presley's new
movie.
A humping, rock 'em sock
'em tune. the record sold close
to 2 million copies before the
picture was ever released.
This movie has the best story.
the most dramatic story, of
any of Elvis' films so far, &C
cording to Steve Sholes. RCA
Victor recording director.
Mr.. Sholes believes it offers
Elvis more of chance to learn
acting than his previous roles.
And he really wants to be an
actor" Mr.. Sholes says.
While the move was being
prepared. songwriters Jerry
Leiber and Mike Stoller were
assigned to write Elvis' songs.
Elvis is a young truck driver
who gets into a beer hall fight
and takes up for a woman who
has been insulted. He acci-
dentally kills a man. He gets
q jail sentence for manslaugh-
ter. meets a singer in Jail and
they put on a show.
The show gets on a national
television network and Elvis
goes on to become a tremen-
douS success. Success goes to
his head and turns him into a
jerk. He loses most of his
friends before he discovers that
they are more important to
him than all his money and ac-
claim.
"Jailhouse Rock" is sung on
a big televiSion broadcast after
he gets out of Jail.
The songs were played for
Steve Sholes while the picture
was being made. He picked
"Jailhouse Rock" and several
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The Lovely Lodiss
Of MiIono
Dick Jacobs

tives will be Betsy Lamphere,
Falls Church High. and Lynn
Mitchell. Annandale High.
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Record
1. Chances Are
2. Wake Up Little Susie
3. Jail House Rock
4. You Send Me
5. MelOdie D'AmOur
6. HOneycOmb
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much to buy. Store clerks COM
planned that if they happened
to leave a pencil on the counter
someone would try to buy it.
Almost Steady Climb
Controls were resented. It
was argued that If the controls
were taken off the big demand
would promptly bring out a
flood of production which
would hold prices down. When
the controls were lifted prices
scared and production in
creased, but not enough to
make a real dent in prices.
Prices did come down to a min
ute extent in 1949. Then, in
1850. came the Korean War,
and prices started UP again.
After the Korean War and
to the spring of 1856 prices
generally were stable. In fact.
in 1855, prices went down a bit
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and the value Of the dollar
gained q Saidgen.
OF a sudden, prices began to
edge upward in 1856 and then,
in May of that year, the cost
of living index took a jump
and equaled the figure Of the
all-time high of October. 1853.
After that prices and the index
kept rising. =
One of the reasons there has
been no greater outcry against
rising prices is that people
realize their standards are
higher and their wants have in
creased. They know a car with
automatic transmission costs
more than one with the old
style gearshift. Television sets
are more expensive than radios.
Does any teen-age girl in a
city know about stringing string
beans? The string beans she
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truly beautiful automotive developments, based
on strong, cear-cut design that will make you
prouder than ever to be Ford owner.
The new safety-twin headlights, the superb
honeycombed front grille, the extremely ad-
vanced rear look with the new safety-twin tail
lights and sculptured rear deck, new power-fow
hood, and slipstream roof-all these features are
SIMPLY the glittering outward result of the
mechanical excellence inside
In the completely new Ford Interceptor en-
CINE with Precision Fuel Induction you get the
newest Va for 1858, the powerhouse that
ambled easily through the Alps and bossed the
Himalayas in its round-t he-world performance
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Chattanooga Biosa'
Probed by Police

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Nov.
5 R.-Police are investigating
the third dynamiting incident
in Negro sections here since
October 81.
The latest explosions &C.
Cured Sunday night or early
yesterday. A vacant house was
practically destroyed. Several
hundred dollars damage was
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sees prepared for the table
come frozen. or in cans. The
sand is already washed out of
the spinach. Smelling peas into
a bowl held on the lap is almost
never seen. Strawberries. froz-
en-. are available in winter. To
make a cake merely involves
whipping UP the contents of a
carton. And the icing comes
out of another box.
Food does cost more. But on
top of the higher cost many
people buy food with a lot Of
built-in maid service for which
they also have to pay. Many
realize that that helps knock
the hole in the $40 bill they
hand the checker at the super
market.
Tomorrow is depression
ahead?
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caused to another.
The houses were In q new
subdivision designed exclusively
for Negroes. None of the SIS
houses there is occupied.
The October ~ explosion
ripped a hole in a field near
a Negro-occupied area. The
following night. a house rented
by a Negro couple was damaged
by a dynamite blast in the
front yard.
Police said they had no the
cries on the reason for the
explosions.
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test. You can have the newest in a true air ride:
new Ford-Aire Suspension that really cushions
road shock-through controlled air compression.
And you can have the greatest advance yet in
automatic transmissions: new Cruise-O- Matte
Drive. And it's teamed with the new Interceptor
V-S to save you up to 1870 on gasoline!
ALI this-plus dozens of exciting new refine
ments-and the newest look of all-can be yours
in the new So Ford. And yet it still sells at the
lou, lou Ford price-with every ounce of globe
girdling glamour, power and performance in
cluded. This is sheer vrlue-the fine car at half
the ine-car price. See it November 9TH.
There's nothing neuVer in the World!
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gradual rise in the river. After
a while you wake up to the
fact old landmarks have dis
appeared. The 15-cent loaf Of
bread is inundated by rising
prices Just as the place where
you used to tie your skiff has
disappeared under the water.
Runaway" imitation is like
a Johnstown flood that sweeps
everything before it.
Damage in Either Type
Our creeping imitation, for
tunately. does not give any in
dication it is going to develop
into runaway or galloping-
imitation. But even mildly
creeping initiation can do a lot
Of damage.
A steady rise in prices of 3
per cent a year will double the
price level in % years. That
means cutting the value of the
dollar in half and cancels out
the return from a Savings
Bond.
1t means also that pensioners
and others with fixed incomes.
or with assets of fixed value,
will be hurt. The young hus-
band planning for his wife's
security if he should die. or
for his retirement. would wake
up to the fact that the amount
he had planned on would have
to be doubled.
The classic example of run
away imitation occurred in Ger
many after World War I. Gov
eminent printing presses
ground out paper money in
greater and greater amounts.
The more money there was the
higher the prices. Here is how
a native Of Berlin described it:
MY father was a professor
at the university. On the day
he was to receive his salary his
servant went to the university
with large basket. Then, with
my father holding one handle
of the basket and his servant
holding the other, they would
race to the markets to spend
the money before prices went
up again and the moneys value
went down"
Change Calls Halt
The imitation was straight
money initiation. Five years
after the war one American dol
lar was worth 2:5 billion paper
marks. Finally a halt was called
and the money system was
placed on the firm basis of a
gold mark. The ratio between
the existing paper money and
the new gold mark was fixed at
! billion to l. Savings in the
banks and the value of securi-
ties yielding a fixed income
were wiped out.
Wars have been the chief
breeders of imitation. They cost
more than can be financed with
taxes. That means bonds have
to be issued and sold, chiefly
to commercial banks. which
means an increase in the
money supply. Production of
consumer goods is sighted for
war supplies.
In World War II costs were
pretty well held down by price
controls. Many will remember
OPA-the Office of Price Ad-
ministration. Wages were good:
wives held jobs along side of
their husbands; people worked
overtime. There was little on
which money could be spent.
After the war people had a
lot of money saved up and
there were things they needed.
They didn't 60 shopping. they
went buying and there wasn't
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THE ABCs OF INITIATION
Food Shopper Knows
Dollar Is Shrinking
BY FRANCIS p. DOUGLAS

The word imitation" may like technical term in
economics. But any housewife who complains that she
less and less change from $40 bill when she does her
marketing recognizes that prices going up that
imitation is at work.
Infiatoin hurts, but it isn't something new
Practically all experience with imitation
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A fresh, new WorId-approved concept of
automotive design scuIptured in steel
Style is language everyone understands. Just
as the great Paris designers were unwilling the
fashions the whole world will wear, the famous
Round the World So Ford rolled into Paris.
fashion experts! For this new Ford's metal is
sculptured into distinctive new kind of automo-
tive beauty. Its sheer high style caused the ad-
miring French to say, "Magnifque"
This is beauty that comes from within, style
based on the rugged physical perfection of the
great Inner Ford" The new Ford features are
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fore. There was the imitation
of World War II and the post
war years. There was the in
flation of the Korean War
period. There is our present
creeping" imitation which has
increased prices about 3.5 per
cent in the last year and
trimmed 3 cents of the value
OF the dollar.
Imitation is like a flood.
Creeping" imitation is like a
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