davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ARL., VA.-5 min. to D. c.; 1-bed
rm. mod. apt; beaut. balcony
disposal; free of .street PIX. Wash.
ington Vista Apt, l411-l7 KeI
blvd, Arl,, Va. Resident manager
MRS, MAY, Apt. 207. IA. 5-23Sl
or MP SMITH IT A-S30O
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BETHFSDA-Imm and charm
ing. 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick ram
bier: cow. NH. 24x15 liv. rm
with hrepl.. formal din. rm.,
compl. equip. kit. with bkfst
area: vacant: S23.500 KORzEN-
DORFER. REALTOR, OIL. ASH
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HILLCREST Sc
2517 36th STREET

HlGLChESl Sc.
2517 Seth STREET
Complete air cond.. storm windows
and doors, wall-to-wall carpeting,
freezer-chest refgr,: Anchor and
aluminium fence, lge. Handicapped
yd Detached brick. 6 yrs. old.
Loads of other extras to brag
about but you must see this lovely
home. 6 rms. . powder rms, plus
Hollywood tile bath: de luxe kit.
You don't have a cent to spend
in this home. LIST time offered so
come early: S23,500: attractive
terms. Assume CT 412ee loan. Out
Pa. ave to Branch, TT. to Denver,
left to open house
BRISTOL REALTY co.
IL 4-73O0 RE. 5-4734
PALMER PLACE-Charming bum
galow, FILA or cow. > nice bed
rms. separate d. r.. full bsmt., gas
heat, hot water, large front prch.,
quiet street, cow. to everything
Many extras. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, LII. 4-3400: ewes, LII.
l-lS90.
COLORED. NEAR ALABAMA AVE.
-6-rm. brk.: like new; 3 bedrms,.
tile bath, rec. rm., walk-out bsnt.,
concrete front and rear porches,
gas heat. FILA $3.50 down. JO-
SEPTH FILIPPO REALTY CO.,
REALTORS LII 4-TT1T
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SUMMERTIME sPLIT-LEVEL sPE-

TAKOMA PARK - CT; only $3.50
down: attrac. 3-bedrm.. 1l2-story
home: KIT. WITH TABLE SPACE.
din. rm., encl. porch; S12,950.
HUGH 7 PECK. He. 4-6400.
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BOX 9-Z. STAR

VIENNA, Glyndon shopping center
Open June !: incl. lge. Drug Fair
Safeway, Highs and others. All
report exceptionally good business.
FOR RENT. 120x60 store: prefer
tenant selling goods or services
for women and children. MR.
SITKIN. IA. 2-166l or KE.
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ARL. n. Det., 2 bedrm. frame
bungalow; neat, clean. comfort
or dntWn. Wash; $40, immed
occup. XII. ELIAS; TIE. 6-5Sas.
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CHI. CHI, CROCK CREEK FoREsT)
Distinctive. less than yr. old ram
bier. true center hall, liv. rm.,
din. rm., spacious customized kit,
4 bedrms., 3 baths, daylight walk
out rec. nm: priced reason. IN up-
per 20s. Call OIL. 6-SSS0. CON-
NELL, a. I,AMPROS, REALTORS
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NORTH bedroom,
3 full bath brick 2-level rambler.
almost new. Completely equipped
kitchen; 49, living-dining area
with raised-hearth fireplaces in
both living and 33' finished recre-
alton room; excellent. appoint
grounds with patio and carport.
Lease at $500 monthly or for sale
al S3h. 900 ia 7-SaRl
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ARL. NO.-Beaut. residential area
3-bedrm. brick. Ia baths, Diet
garage. washer, dryer, disposal
dishwa sher, Grapes, fenced back
yard, 2-yr. lease, Sl60. ia. 4-166t
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SERVICE STATION
STORE

Approx. 21x50 #. in good
ne. loo, room to park 2
trucks in rear: ideal for
contractors ONCE, etc: now
partitioned into ofiices; full
bsmt.: brick and masonry
construction: only Sl5,950;
good terms can be arranged.
To inspect, ask for AL Greer
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NEWT NEW NEW

Just completed: all-brick 3-bedrm.
2-bath rambler with carport; on
Nice quiet dead-end road for
children. $4,000 On. Price S2l,950.
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Professional MAN who likes 70
entertain would appreciate this
magnificent slate roof prewar
rambler in Hillandale on a4-acre
lot 66-ft. rec. rm., 4 bedrms., 3
baths, family din. rm., porch. =
car garage, . flrepls. Reas. priced
at S42,500. A. J. KESSINGER d
m TT OdSAA
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BFTHESDA-NIH; 81 900 dn. Spa.
cious brk. Colonial in tree-shadec
Glenwood-3 bedrms., scr. porch
attached garage, den with "a bath
full bsmt., kit, table space. newly
handicapped and decor. BY OWNER
800 firm. OIL. $1,000 or AID
Ag-SR
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ARL., 1919 N. Illinois st-Newly
dec. brick Colonial; . bedrms., l "a
baths, full bSmt., screened porch,
garage: avail. immed; $3.50,
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
Realtor, ia. 4-l400.
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OWNER SAYS SELL. Price reduced
$4,000. Best area of Bethesda.
All-brick Colonial. S"2,95U. First
buyer gets il
ALLEN g. LUCAS CO., OIL. 6-sS6s
EWES, Mr.. WARD, AID. 4-09"1
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CONN. AVE. PARKS bedrm., all
brick. rambler With. full daylight
kit, disposal, dishwasher, one "a
ton air cond.: excel. neighborhood:
mr.. schools and shop center. As
VII. 6-6272 after $40 pm. or on
week ends Avail by Aug %
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ALEXANDRIA, close-in at Brad
dock I'd. and Fontaine st,-Cornei
brick, 3 bedrms., lge. pan. family
rm. plus liy. rm. w/firepl, and din
nm, lge, fen. corner lot; bus al
door: Sl76 per mo-; long LEASE
desirable. owner Just moved. TIE
H-OToS
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TAKOMA PK.-Custom- built brick
home on a beaut. tree-shaded lot.
Consists of bedrms.. l on first
A.: lge. liv. I'm. with frepl., din.
area and lge. kit and bath: full
bsmt with built-in garage. close
to schools, shop. and transp.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES,
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N4S4 - ~ Ava
Ill h.Rn1n OPEN EWES

NORTH BETHESDA PARK-Lovely
spis-an ID an Colonial tnH rsc I'm bed :
blks. from school: on beaut. land
Scapet lot. excel. price, Sl6,75O.
Call OIL. 1894, once open 2
til Q. FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15

COUNTY - Corner
brick, excel. condition., ~ ]
earage; bsmt. Rent, Sl65 per mo
CAL Mr.. COHEN, KI. 9-233O.
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ia baths, 2-story Colonial; 10 BY
90 liv, rn., screened porch; mn
ished bsmt, fenced yard % s
Hudson. l04 S, Hudson, 7l2 s
Highland.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NETHERLANDS DIPLOM ATIC
FAMILY req. suitable res. with
min. Of g bedrms. FE 3-4S36.
ADULTS AND CHILD, desire :,
| family or . kitchens, unfurn.
| house Prefer Mt. Pleasant section
! 10. 2-g255.
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ROBERT f. LoHR. REALToR
HE. 4-4000

WHEATON-THE MOST FOR THE
LEAST! Lovely Cape Cod; 3 nice
bedrms. full bsmt., pretty fenced
yard; $4,000 Assume $1,000,
Az, loan, $50 imo. pays all.
ALLEN. REALTOR, RA. 6-3333.
WHEATON-No SIS down: 2-bedrm,
rambler, rec. rm.. playhouse, w
flrepl Payments like rent Quick
possession R L. SMITH REALTY,
GA 1-~11 CA aS-OS
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BETHESDA = Heart of; older
well-kept home; 3 bedrms,
baths, extra lge din. rm.. home
is made for entertaining, lovely
lockwood garden, low 30s. A, v
PISANI, Realtors. OIL. 4-7500,
eyes HE Q-olhS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15

"WILL SELL AT A GLANCE"
with firepl,, formal din. rm.. de
luxe fin. rec. rm.. garage anc
choice beaut. landsc I'd. W. J
NICHOLAS. HE. 4-l000.
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BETHESDA - Florida bound owner
anxious to be on his way. Four
level split; bedrms., 3 baths,
built-in bar, sink: beaut. trk
patio overlooks small, lovely fenced
yard: you'll like the extra large
laundry and workshop: S2s $50.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 til
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BETHESDA-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier liv. rm, with firepl, sep. din.
nm. mod, kit. with bkfst. area.
yd. Cony. public and paroehial
nanSins l9 fmSS5dp Oi koR SzzssR5
FER, REALTOR, OIL ASH till Q,
BETHESDA, close in = Immac. A.
bedrm., 2hs-bath brick family
home that
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ANNANDALE-Modern 3-bedrm., q
bath rambler, with 40,it, rec,
Church cRh y anS 9lG ssbo nsar A ~ Meh sit
Sl65 mo. IA. 2-t434, ia. S-lla6.
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ASHTON AREA--New brick, 3 bed
rms. mod; eauip,, baths, bsmt'
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. - ROCK
CREEK FOREST-Center-hall Co.
lonial brick; lge. den, liv. nm,
din, rm., kit, 3 bedrms. and .
baths on 2nd A.: good-size fenced
lot. gar; excel. cond. FLA APP
proved Mid 2Os. WO. 6-23O0 til p.
EDWARD n JONES 4, co INC
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WHEATON
S11.5OO

TambIsT With s sep 5n
rm., full bsmt,: excel. location,
mr.. public and parochial schools,
plaStered walls, beautifully land
Scaped lot Low down payment.
FLA. MANOVILL REALTY CORP,
10 4-S44O
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BETHESDA-A true center-hall
Williamsburg Colonial: all brick
slate roof. lge. rms, powder rm.
rear porch opening onto leye
yd. S22.950. GEO W. ROBERT
SON. REALTOR, 1886 Wis. ave-
on oO1nl I'll @
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pick, 3-bedrms,, baths, conv. to
schools, shopping, transp IA. A.
1871, 9 and pm, wk, days only.
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ASHBURTON S24,650 - loves
new houses In this area; 4 bed
rms, 21a baths, family rm,. break.
fast rm,, and other features, EN-
b-2574: DISTRICT-MARYL ANI
REAITX. INC ewes. OIL. B-bS7l
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ROCKVIL!r = Lovely 6-rm. ram
bier. Lge. liv. rm.. level lot. Only
$500 down. SO per mo; Close TO
PECK, 10. 5-4742.
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ASHTON AREA-Country homes
building sites and farms, ASHTON
REALTY co EV. 4.I743.
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BETHESDA: BY oWNER-7-year'
old used brick rambler: 3 bedrms.
III baths, screened porch, rec
rm., fenced I'd. walk TO schools
No agents. S22,50O. OIL. 4-2S7a
BETHESDA, BY owner.-3-bedrm
brk. rambler; new paint, frepl, In
liv. rm., full bsmt. fenced, 4hGs
OIL avail. Sl5250. OIL. 4-49l6,
evening calls only. No agents,
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BETHESDA: nr. NH, owner leav-
ing tn 6sdT offers cor S.t brick n Spitleyel
der rm., paneled den, family rm.,
lge. rec. rm., excel. flnan. low
On. payments to qualified buyer
NO AGENTS PLEASE, OIL. 4-1421
~ or AA1AQ
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TAKOMA PARK

The owner has spent loads Of money
located home. Lovely kitchen,
beautiful floors. nice lot 65Xl65.
For the large family. You can't
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BETHESDA, BRADLEY BLVD.

BETHESDA, BRADLEY BLVD.
S-MONTH-OLD RAMBLER
owner transferred; on beaut., lge
level wooded lot in fine prestige
community: entr. foyer, 3 bedrms.
ia baths, handsome rec. rm., W
W. carpet. Assume financing, i'm
med poSs. Low 30s.
GIULIANO, Real Estate, OIL. 4-l1OC
BETHESDA : 3-bedrm.. 1la-bath
brick Colonial with large living
rm., spacious dining nm, scrd
porch and fenced ward. Priced
S9r ot immsSiate eS sale 1 Snd I Gn-y
MARYLAND REALTY, INC, eyes,
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CAPE COD bedrms., . baths,
fun bsmt., lge. fenced yd., mr.. new
Wheaton Woodv'S Home loaded
with extras owner transferred
and must sell. Low FLA terms.
FREDERICK w BERFNS SALES,
INC. III. 7-11OO till 9.
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DE hESDh' bhhDmOOh-H-a
lot: nice rambler; liv. rm,, fire.
pl.. din. rm., all-elec. kit with
table space, 3 twin-size bedrms.
. baths, daylight bsmt with rec.
rm. owner. S27,950 BILLINGS.
LEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326;
ayae EN- 61OrO
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c 3gs5 fSGFef' 6 eSSSiMSsRRIEIIiL Aren,
! IF n.Ol-H
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-bedrm
brick rambler; liy, rm, with tirepl
sep. din. rm. large kit; bsmt,
dbl. garage. lovely neighborhood
Furnished or unfinished; 81 30
ARL. N.-3-bedrm. Colonial; liv
rm. with flrepl, sep, din. rm,
attached garage; bsmt,; fenced
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den DEN. 81? :srd bath bath dsyiisRt rec Tms,
big lot, low 30s. SAMUEL z,
BoGLEY OF MD, INC, OIL. g.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
KENSINGTON AREA

Brick rambler, . bedrms., bath, full
basement low down payment.
Fenced yard NEAR EVERY
THlNol Si3,75O. terms. See this
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. split level,
3 or bedrmsy master bedrm. eX-
ira large), 3 full baths, > rec, rms.
for play end entertaining, lge. de
luxe modern kit, many custom
features Quick possession, S3l ,450.
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ROCKVILLE - 3-bedrm. rambler
extra large liv. RIM, full hsmt.
fenced yard, walk to shoppinr
center, Nice cond: Sl2.950. $500
dn., $S5 mo. r. A. HUMPHREYS
III 0-3q0O, OIL 4-0O7O.
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NORTH OF GAITEERSBURG-
acre plus 6-room and bath
home: no central heating, cleo
tricity. An excellent location;
Sll 900.
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BETHESDA. mr.. Suburban Hosp -
Handsome brick Colonial, lust re;
kit. stairs to attic. Fin, rec rm.
scr. porch, slate roof: fenced lot
SAMUEL E DO BoG .bE OF MD
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GERMANTOWN acres improved
with a 6-room frame house; cleo
tricity only improvement; garage;
workshop; chicken house: $1,000.
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with Shrimp Sauce the perfect something differ
ent add sparkle Lenten The nests combination
Of cooked rice and quickly turned crus brown
served nesed shrimp mushroom
bright jelly tanged with horseradh
For speedy preparation cook the before when
serving vegetable combination dish
aside Combine with the other and shape and
the ready for quick frying the day
them Rice reheats perfectly original une
a small of plan to cook extra for
combination dish another day.
The for the Rice Nests shrimp and mushroom
combination using canned shrimp Serve with Frenched
with Almonds salad and avorte dessert and beverage
Rice Nests With Shrimp Sauce
Rice Nests WV ''''S|
cups cooked rice Dry bread crumbs
grated sharp cheese slightly beaten egg mixed
beaten egg with tablespoons
teaspoon salt Fat for frying
Combine ingredients chill Shape into balls Roll
crumbs then mixture then crumbs again Make
depression each Fry deep fat 375 F. for 20 minutes
Shrimp Sauce
ia pound fresh mushrooms I2 cup cream
2 tablespoons butter tablespoons catchup
margarine 12 teaspoon Worcestershire
24-oz cleaned shrimp la teaspoon salt
11/2 cups grated cheddar cheese 18 teaspoon
mushrooms butter minutes Add remaining ingre
dents. Simmer for 10 minutes.
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Matching eggs to supply the
growing broiler industry are ship
ped in from other states each year.
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Free World Crude
Output At Peak

Tulsa - Free-world crude pro-
duction edged upward to 16, 303 300
barrels daily in November to set
the second all-time high record in
8 months, The Oil and Gas Journal
reports.
Western Hemisphere producers
accounted for most of the gains.
Venezuelan production rose to g.
$4,000 barrels daily, the highest
level in Is months. United States
production was up slightly to g.
$4,000 barrels daily, and Canad-
ian output to about 100000 barrels
daily.
A survey showed that Middle
East production eased off to A.
472,100 barrels daily. But two
producing areas had historic
months. Kuwait Oil Co., operator
in Kuwait for British Petroleum
and Gulf Oil, passed the LIS mil
lion barrel mark with an average
Of 1904, 500 barrels daily. In the
Neutral Zone, where Aminoil and
Getty Oil each has an undivided
half interest in production, output
reached 100000 barrels daily. The
actual average was 1O4,600 bar
rels daily.
Other Middle East production
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ate Democratic Leader Lyndon B.
Johnson (Tex.) and the more
sweeping measure put forward by
Northern liberals.
They said these two measures
were discussed with the president
and branded Unacceptable"
Meantime, Chairman Thomas C.
Hennings Jr., (D-Mo.) announced
that his Senate Constitutional
Rights Subcommittee would begin
hearings March Is on proposed
Civil Rights legislation.
Dirksen said the white house
conferees discussed seven or eight
proposals for the administration
bill outlined by Rogers. But he
said it was not decided which items
should be included.
AS a result, he said, the Persi-
dent may not send the program to
congress until after next week s
informal Lincoln day recess-when
most COP senators will either be
at home or on speaking tours.
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came from Saudi Arabia, 1884,
200 barrels daily; Iran, $1,000
barrels daily, Iraq $1,000 barrels
daily; Qatar, 1873, 800 barrels daily;
Bahrain, 45,3O0 barrels daily; and
Israel, 1000 barrels daily.
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Eisenhower -.
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They were described as feeling
the administrator should ask the
Democratic-controlled congress to
put firm enforcement teeth in pres
ent laws, particularly regarding
school Indignation.
Others, including some influen-
tial COP congressional leaders,
were reported to be urging the
president toward more moderate
approach.
One source described Eisenhower
as being still undecided but lean
ing toward the moderate" view
particularly. They said the peace
full indignation of schools in two
Virginia areas Monday swayed him
farther in this direction.
Senate Republican Leader Ever
EFT M. Dirkson (R-Ill.) told news
men following a three-hour White
House meeting between COP lead
ers and the President that Eisen-
hover would submit a moderate
Civil Rights bill.
Dirksen and House COP Leader
Charles A. Halleck (Ind.) said the
measure would fall somewhere be.
tween" the bill introduced by Sen
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Trading Stamp Users
Get Bargain Says
Dept. Agriculture

Birmingham, Ala. - Sperry 4
Hutchinson Company, distributor.
Of SCH green trading stamps, de.
clared today that the U. S. Depart
ment Of Agriculture's recent report
on trading stamps had confirmed
the findings Of many researchers
that housewives who save and re-
deem trading stamps get . bar.
gain. In interpreting the report.
SCH said:
1.-THE. Department did not attempt
to do . study Of store-by-store COM
parsons, since such price com
parsons have been found largely
meaningless.
1.-THE Department did, however,
study the price level changes be-
tween November 1868 and March
1867. They did this among stamp
and non-stamp stores in 81 cities.
I'm studying these stores they
found q fractional differential Of
six-tenths Of one per cent in food
prices. Whether this was due to
lowering Of prices by nOn-stamp
stores to meet competition from
stamp stores, the Department did
not know. Neither did they know
whether this fractional difference
was due to a rise in food prices.
"In any event, the Department
points out that on the average
in the 81 cities studied, consumers
who save and redeem stamps can
more than recoup the relative price
difference between stamp and non
stamp stores"
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Average Output
Up In November

Average daily production Of
crude oil in Mississippi during
November rose to 12O,O62 barrels,
according to the State Oil 4 Gas
Board. This compared to average
output Of 1869 barrels daily in
October.
Due to one less calendar day
during the latest reported month,
however, total volume dropped
slightly to 1901, 800 from 1885,
816 in October.
Gross production Of natural gas
from both oil and gas fields for
November was, 20, 7S0, 3O7 ,O0o cubic
feet, an INCREASE of 957,T7 900
cubic feet from October. Field
gas production re-injected to pro-
ducing, reservoirs was 5,142,203,-
900 cubic feet in November, a de-
crease of 48,739,0OO cubic feet
from October.
Three state refineries processed
568,984 barrels of crude in No
vember, an increase Of SO, 283 bar
rels from October.
Oil severance tax collections in
November totaled $593,871.55,
compared to 08,629.80 in Oc-
tober. Natural gas severance taxes
for November totaled $3.50, 291 .03
compared to $119,396.48 in Oc-
tober.
AS of November 80, 1868, there
were 176 oil pools and Al gas pools
producing in lat fields Of Missis-
sippi with 2446 producible wells.
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Family That -.
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who earned the award serving ef-
fectively the 2,700 farmers in the
county.
The Robinsons' lawn is one Of
the greenest. But year-round grass
Ii not Limited to their yard. 1t
spreads over nearly half their 52-
acre farm, providing grazing for
their hogs and dairy cattle. The
family sells annually about 1000
gallons of milk and 40 to 80 hogs.
The Robinsons also sell eggs and
vegetables to customers in town.
Cotton, which used to be the
mainstay Of their farm, is now
down to five acres. But they have
increased their yield from around
half q bale to the acre to full
bale by following recommended
practices, such as turning under
cover crops, planting an improved
variety Of seed, fertilizing prop
erly, and controlling boil weevils
and other insects.
The Robinsons have increased
their corn yield, too. 1t is up from
Is to 20 bushels per acre to nearly
10. One Of their eight All club
bers is largely responsible for
this. Their 21-year-old son, John,
entered q one-acre All corn con-
test five years ago and won first
prize with a yield of 1877 bushels.
That sold the family on improved
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-02-07
Crude, Products
Imports Lower

New York.-Imports Of both
crude oil and products into the
United States declined during week
ended January %, according to the
American Petroleum Institute.
Crude imports for the week av-
eraged 728,600 barrels daily, COM
pared to 868,70O barrels a week
earlier and 950,2O0 barrels q year
ago. Products average 838, 400
barrels daily compared to 900
barrels daily a week earlier and
669, 300 a year ago.
Total imports Of 1867 900 bar
rels daily for the week compared
with 100000 q week earlier and
$4,000 q year ago.
Crude and condensate production
for the week averaged 7,193, 535
barrels daily, up 106,250 barrels
|, daily from the previous week. Ac-
counting for the bulk Of the in
crease were Oklahoma and Kan
sas, up $1,000 and ALSO barrels
daily, respectively.
Utah registered the only other
appreciate increase with a gain
of 12,O50 barrels daily brining that
states average to 1884, barrels
per day. In sharp contrast, Utah
produced only 1920 barrels daily
lear earlier.
Refiners ran to stills an average
Of $4,000 barrels daily of crude
including 1,066, 900 barrels daily
of foreign oil.
Stocks on. January % included
1872 $685. 900 barrels of finished and
unfinished gasoline; q, 1885, 00C
kerosine; 1OO,402, 900 distillate
fuel oil and So, 1924, 900 residual fueI
oil.
Year-ago stocks, by comparison
included 2O3, 256,OOO barrels fin
ished and unfinished gasoline; "a, ;
051 900 kerosene; 8,181, 900 dis
tillate fuel oil and 57,810,O00 resi-
dual fuel oil.