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The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
AWARD winners TO BE
GUESTS OF KIWANIS CLUB

Award winners in the Sidney Kiwanis Club rural beaut-
ification judging will be guests of the Sidney Kiwanis Club
Thursday. The judging took place during the summer and
winners names were posted in the Kiwanis rural beautifica-
ton booth at the Richland County Fair.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
JAYCEE TALENT SHOW
SCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER IA

Plans have now been completed for this years Jaycee
fund raising talent show.
Talent from Sidney will consist of Walt and Amy Quilting,
Mrs. Betty Cumming and the Bob Johnson Singers" a newly
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
SANTA TREAT PROGRAM
SCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER 10

Saturday, December 10, Santa will make his annual visit
to Sidney and hand GU, treats to 7-year-old and younger chill
dren in front of the Courthouse at 100 pm. Santa's helpers
will hand out treats to the 8-year-old and older at the City
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
TO SPEAK
AT GTA ANNUAL Dinner

Sen Hubert Humphrey of Mimi, will speak at the GTA
annual dinner Tuesday evening, December is.
The cooperative has completed one of its best years, with
savings for members of more than 81 million, according to
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
James F. Battin
Announces Candidacy
For Representative

Shelby = James F. Battin, Billings attorney, announced
his candidacy for Representative of Montanas Second Con
gressional District before a group of Republicans assembled
here for the TriCounty Republican meet.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
Sidney Bowling Center
|nsta||s New Brunswick
Automatic Pin Settlers

The Sidney Bowling Center re-opened this week with
complete new modern Brunswick equipment. This includes
automatic pin-setters, telecasters, ball returns, seating, New
Brunswick plastic pins, and a complete r~efinishing job on all
eight alleys, by Brunswick. The work was done by Laudie
Kovash, a Brunswick trained maintenance man, whowill re-
main in Sidney until bowling is well underway.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09

will be offered and the guarantee
of "All you can eat"
The funds donated from this
supper to Yellowstone Boys Ranch
will be used to help construct a
shop and garage building. All Jay
Gee clubs in Montana are contri-
buting toward this project in one
way or another. The Ranch was
started in 1857, and since that time
has been the home of about 80
boys who were in desperate need
of help. 1t has been the conviction
of everyone interested in the
CONTINUED ON PAGE y
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
.lb GRANTS SIDNEY
five YEAR EXTENSION
OF FRONTIER SERVICE

Frontier Alrllnes was granted a five year extension of
service to Sidney by the Civil Aeronautics Board in a deci-
sion made public on December 8 in Washington. Z. c..
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
|RICHLAND HOMES, BOYS
SUPPER DEC. Is

The Sidney Jaycees and the Lalonde Hotel will stage
their second annual pancake supper Wednesday, December
Is, at the hotel from 4:30 to 7:30 pm, it was announced by Ray
Whiting, president of the Sidney Jaycees. The supper is plan
ned for the convenience of shoppers and all store personnel,
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
MDU TAX PAYMENTS
BIG INCREASE

MDU Co.'S 1859 personal property taxes in Richland
County are more than $4,000 higher than the taxes paid by
the company in 1858 according to Kenneth "Scotty" Mcdonald
Sidney district manager for the utility. Mcdonald said that
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09

Tree during an open house at
which time the public is invited
to visit the Bowling Center and
inspect the pin setting machines
and entire Brunswick equipment,
on guided tours.
The lunch room and kitchen
have also been completely remod-
eled and the lunch room now has
a seating capacity of 40 persons.
CONTINUED ON PAGE 81
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
p. @. Windows To Remain
Open Until 100 p. m.
Saturday, December 10

Tho windows Of the Sidney
Post Office will remain open
until 4:00 pm. Saturday. De-
eomber 10, according TO an an
nouncament by Postmaster X.
G. Carpenter.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
SPEECH, HEARING CLINIC
IN SIDNEY, DECEMBER Is

The Speech and Hearing Clinic will be held in the Elk's
Lodge in Sidney on Wednesday,, December 10th and Thursday
December 18th between the hours of 8 and 5.
The Montana State Elks As stop in and discuss this program
ISOLATION extends this service to with him. He will be happy to
Sidney and the surrounding COM appear at group meetings to pre-
munity. This is a free service and sent the program, too.
is open to anyone having a speech Anyone wishing furthur Informal
or hearing problem, regardless Of ton should write to Mrs.. d. H.
age. Narum, POT End Ave. SW. Or call
Mr.. Peterson, Speech Therapist, Andy Anderson. Phone SAP or
wishes IN extend Al invitation to 1056-W
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09

Sunday afternoon, December ID,
between the hours OF 2 and 3,
coffee and donuts will be served
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09

mailed directly to the Helena Of
flee. Christmas Seal Pencil money
should be sent to Mrs. J. F. Muir
ply, Box 648, Sidney, Montana.
The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09
REPORT GIVEN ON 1859
CHRISTMAS SEAL SALES

The first weeks return for the 1859 Christmas Seal Sales
in Richland County totaled $3188O and reached the $4,000
mark during the second week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Sportsweor Reduced
For Big Sovinss

4o,Pairs TopeFed SIaeks, wool ploids.
SHipes, muted prints and cleor COL
NFs. Less than " price,
400 TO 400
so Skirts, woods and wool blends
JnbeIed for fobric content. In group,
ploids, tweeds and eIeor eolors; sizes
fo-l8. Good choice of coIors. Were
'6.oo to 1895 800 to 100
40 Leather jackets, fineertip, short
and weskit styles. Good choice of
eoIors. Were 1875 to $500,
1900 to $500
100 BIouses, cottons, silks, broeodes
and royons in group. Good selection
sizes and styles. Were 7.e9 to
$500 ----------6.00 TO 1900
IS Sweoters, woods, OrIons and wool
blends, IobeIed for fabric content.
Cordioons, pull-ons and novelties in
group. Were 500 to 1875.
500 to HOO
30 Cotton Knit Shirts, oquo or
toupe. Were 500 -----3.o0
so Cashmere Sweaters, short and
long sleeved pul-ons, cordieons,
novelties and cIossics. In group, red,
black, white, green, pink, light blue,
royal, navy, beige and orange. Were
1895 to $500 ----l4:oo to $500
WGL-sportsweor srd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Juniors Dresses
Greatly Reduced

20 Cotton Dresses. It's. Were
9.95 TOO
20 Cotton ShiFtdFesses, posteIs, full
skirted. 5-l3. Were l2.95- 900
20 Dresses in silks, cottons and silk
cotton blends. Group includes full
skirted porty dresses, town and
cosuol styles. Sis. Were 1875
Ot0 Z%sS1 ZsuO
20 Dresses in silk and wool worsteds
lobeled for fobrie content, woods
and silks. Broken sizes Sis. Seiec-
ton Of eolors. Were 1895 and
$500 1900
10 Short FoEmaIs, nyIon sheers, silk
toffeto embroidered. Much less
thon Va price ------------i5.o0
W5L-Juniors' Dresses. 18th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Small Appliances

s HomiIton- Beech Food Mixers for
smooth, lump-free mikes. Nix
guide hos o selected speeds. Bowl
control shifts OF touch Of finger.
One hand portability for mixing on
stove 1881
IA POSTMASTER De Luxe Automatic
FEypons, uniform heat, oeeurote con-
troll. "" size 1877 II" size 1887
"a UniversoI Autometie FTypons, ex-
tro deep for souees, exclusive Fin
eereuord" handle protects hands.
Removable cookmotic probe control
and "peek-in" gloss cover -l7.53
8 Universal lo-cup Copper Pereo-
IoteFs, automatic de luxe Coffee
motto with flavor seIector, Redi-
lite, heat sentinel, cold voter pump,
1881
] Presto 3-QuoFt Automatie Souee-
pons, with probe control, ends stick
ing. burning, fully automatic, eIini-
notes need for double boiler 1911
s Burgess Electric Knife Shorpen-
ers, automatically shorpens bIodes
OF the proper angle, homes to like
new sharpness ----------6.sl
WGL-SnnolI Appliances, Ord Floor
North Building selections OF
Chevy Chose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Chevy Chase Store Only
Save 500 and More On Blankets and Bedding

7 cross-stiteh spFeods by Botes.
Multi coIored block stitch. Twin
size only. Were l298-----7ss
IS Colonial block spreads by Goblin
Croft. Fine colony cloth in rose,
green and gold. Twin size only. Were
1895 ------l1.s5
IA Lon-Air-ceI imported blankets.
All wool. Moth-resistont. Peach,
green, rose, white and lavender. Ap-
proxinnote size 72x92". Were IS 90,
1895
7 Duchess blankets by Atkinson.
Made in England from pure Merino
wool. Pink, white and rose. Size Tx
co.. Were $3.50 27.5o
10 Duchess blankets in white and
rose. Size soxl00". Were 1000,
$3.50
Is Winter-nite blankets by Field
crest. All wool with nyIon binding.
Colors ore gold, white, nutmeg,
green and rose. Size $500" only.
Were l298------
4 Wool blankets by Lody Atkins.
Gold, white and green. Twin size
only. Less than u price TOO
7 All wool blankets in purple. red
ond black. sox90" full size only.
Were 27.5o ----lS.95
Sc First quality buds and bows bIon-
kets. Hondscreened print. Blend Of
royon and cotton and orion. yellow
and green. Size 72x90". Were $50,
4.44
1872 BIeoehed mettFeSs covers. Son.
forized percoIe in innerspr;no or
box spring. Foom, twin or doubles.
Were SOS 3.e5
u Lady Atkins bIeaehed white.
Mottress covers. lnnersprina, foam
and box spring. Twin size only. Were
6.e5 ----- 3.s5
SO Printed peFeeIe FieIdHoweG
Sheets. 72xlos" only. Were AIS,
AS
~ FieIderest sealIoped sheets. Pink,
blue, white and yellow. King size
only. Were 8.95--------4.s5
W6L-5Ionkets and Beddinos,
Chevy Chose only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Remn0nts--Fid0y Only
Winter Goats Less
Than VI Price

To eIear our stocks Of the
last winter eoets, we cut
prices well below the halt
wsy marx. Group includes
fine wooIens and wool blends
Iobeled for fabric content.
Butten and wrnp styles. In
the group, misses and petite
broken sizes; blue, black,
brown, purple and red, but,
Of course, not oil sizes In oil
eoIors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

Il comforts. Discontinued potterns.
Floral printed nyIon-Docron fill.
Size 72x84". Were l2,98---7.es
6 Comforts in fIoroI print. Size 8ox
90. Were l6.e8-----s.sS
z Kins-size comforts. PercoIe print.
Doeron filled. Size 86xlo5". Were
z Kins-size comforts. Provincial
print. Doeron filled. Size 86xlo5".
Were 25.oo---l
7 Ledy treat quilts by Borcloy. Pro-
VincioI design. Size 72xS4". Were
9.95 -------------5.95
II Coed quilts. Size 72x84". Ideal
for girls room. Were 8.95--S.
8 Coed eoverIess by Barclay. Cotton
filled. Size 72xloo". Ideal for girls
room. Were 1895 --..--- SOS
20 heother spreads by Morgan Jones
in assorted colors. Twin and full
size. Were loo5---5 .98
II Minuet spreods by Morgan Jones.
NoturoI Twin ond full size with
heirloom design. Were 24.95 1888
IS Tomo-ShonteF spreads by Nor
oon Jones. Twin and full size. Block
pottern with fringe. Assorted colors.
Were l2.95 ----------. 1875
l6 Lexington spreads by Cobincrott.
Loroe hob-noil with fringe. Twin
ord full size. Blue only. Were 1895,
s.ss
5 chsntiIIy spreads by Moreon
Jones. Chenille with boil fringe.
White, Yellow, SEQ Sproy. Twin
size only. Were 1895 1888
s Corduroy spreads by Mulieon and
Cohen. Assorted coIors. King size
only. Were u. lz.S5
3 Piping Rock spreods by Botes. Hard
wearing cotton cordine. Assorted
coIors. King size only. Were 1895,
1885
IS Herald spEesds by Goblin Croft.
Decorator styled in Duo-tone ronoe
cloth. Rose pink only. Twin or full
sizes. Were 1893 1913
10 Shoste Doisy spFesds by Botes.
Tough wearing cotton. Assorted
coIors. Twin size only. Were 9.95,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Spring Coots Reduced
For Queen-size
Savings

FuIl-Iensth wool eoots az eutstond-
ing savings for you. Choose now
for Iisht-eoot weeks still ahead, for
truveI and first fall days. You'll
find beautiful eoots from mony Of
our lsodins resources. Button and
clutch styles in group Of tweeds,
hepsaeks, bosketweoves and sheers.
In group, beige, navy, red, blue,
green, aque, gold, black, checks
and tweedy mixtures; 1918 but not
In oil eoIoFs and styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Sove on Boys
and Girls
20" Bikes
Ends Of Carpets and
Room-Size Rugs:

I Iz'xs'7" Cotton, beige. Was
90. 10 --------------- SS'oV
I Iz'x7'4" Woven Cotton, Cinno-
mon Rug. Was 87.5o------ss.5o
I lzx6'6" Cut and Uncut Pile
AeriIon, Beige. Was lo8.25 1850
! I2'x6' NyIon Twist, oroy. Wos
1880 ------------ ---7S.oO
1899 Plush Pile Royon, sondoI-
wood. Was l55.25------7s.5o
IIzxls'z" Cotton, Turquoise: Was
l44.25 -------------SS.5o
lIz'xIo'5" NyIon Twist, tan. Wos
1890 ----------- $3.50
Z Iz'x7'Io" NyIOn Twist, oquo.
Was 1885 -----------ss.5o
I Skip NyIon Twist, Cinnoron.
Was l55.4o ------------ $3.50
I s'xlz NyIon Twist. Moss Green.
Wos $3.50 ---------ss.so
s'xIz' NyIon Twist, Bronze. Was
l55. 40 $3.50
I SKIS Loop Pile, scroll design,
wool beige Moresque. Was l53.75,
I2'xIs' Woven Cotton, antique
gold. Was ISIS ---lls.5o
! lz'xl2' Wool Twist, emerald
green. Was 2ll.5o ----l2foo
! Iz'xI2' Heovy Woven Cotton,
rose, beige. Was 223.oo-- 1890
e'xzI'6" Loop Pile, scroll design.
Wool. Grey. Was 256.75 1850
l2'xl4' Wool Mink Twist. Was
1870 ---- 1850
l2'xI6'6" AeriIon, brown tweed.
Was 1880 --------1sS.5o
Iz'xl6' NyIon Twist, rose beige.
Was $3.50 1880
II 27"x54" Discontinued Samples
Of Competing. Less than V Price,
W5L-Fioor Coverings, 9Th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Teens Sport Shirts

24o in drip-dry eottons. Roll and
"a sleeve styles; prints and eIeor
color oxfoFds. Sizes S-l5, but not
in oil sizes and eoIors.
W5L-Teen-oge Apparel, 4th Floor
selection OF Chevy Chose,
] Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
On Sale Friday, 900 AN.
Save on Misses
Spring-Summer
Dresses

Your exciting choice Of dresses for
immediate wear, in many Of the
seasons Leading styles. Selection
includes dresses end ensembles;
eottons, silk prints, Foyons and royon
blends including Coupe de Vile.
poy and exenins styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Casual Sportsweor
Much Reduced

40 Spring Suits, royon fIonneIs and
printed silks. Were $500 and more,
400
10 ltoIion Wool Knit Fashions, also
fomous name domestic wool knits.
Dresses and coots in group. Were
400 to 39.95---lo.oo 10 1900
so Wool Tweed Suits by famous
maker. Were 1926 and 1895,
44.0o and $500
$50 Sprins-SummeF Dresses in group
that includes cottons, silks and
linens. Good choice sizes and coors.
Were l4.e5 to 1895,
= 1000 to 1900
WGL-cosuoI Sportsweor, 5rd Floor
snoll selections of -tweeds,
suits and sprino-summer dresses
'olso OF Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
,ond Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Spring Suits
Much Reduced

An early spring fashion seoson
brings you big reductions with weeks
Of weeFins time still ahead. Choose
for tFoVeI and fell, too, from these
dressy and eSsuoI styles. Fitted suits,
boxy suits, demi-fit suits. Prestige
wool fabrics include tweeds, bou-
eles, sheer worsteds, eEspes, checks
and fIonneIs. In group, black, navy,
beige, blue, red, coral, green, sFoy.
aqua, ton 0nd brown. Misses and
petite sizes, also q few half sizes,
but not in oil eoIors and styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
siIverpIoted HoIIowore:

Wool Hond-Hooked
Imported Rugs at
Big Savings
Both ovoI and 0blons
Choice of Color
lo-6'xs' Hooked Rugs.
Were $500 ------49.95
7-S'xlo' Hooked Rugs.
Were 1000 ---------6S.S5
z5-s'xI2' Hooked Rugs.
Were 1885 ------79.SS
WGL-FIoor Coverings 9th Floor
also Chevy Chase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Imported Leather
Gloves Reduced

Here 500 A 90
to SOC
so PoiEs Gloves in kid and lamb
skin. Hand and moehine sewn, os-
sorted styles. White, beige and
black. All sizes out not in each
style and color.
WGL-6loves. LIST Floor
J Corners Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

W5L-Misses' Dresses. Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

Sove Hs on Selected
IrresuIors Of Atlantic
VoI-A-Poks and
Matching
Grosshopper Cases
I5s pieces Of lightweight selected
iFFesulors Of AtIontie Vol-A-Poks
and GVosshoppeF eoses. Mode Of
nobby nyIon with rigid sides. "
less than if-perfeet price. In blue
or gray.
Mems and WOmen's Vel-A-Pok, If
perfect 1900 --------lz.0o
GRAssHoPPER CASES
Is" esse, if perfect 90o---6.0o
Il" esse, If perfect l1,oo---7.35,
~" eose, If perfect l3.oo--- s.65
Is" case, if perfect l5.oo--lo.o
70" eose, if perfect l8oo--lz.oo
W6l-Luoooee, 7th Floor
;. also Chevy Chase and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Sove on Women's
Fomous-moke Shoes

We're 1928 n on
to 1926 O.
$50 Peirs Shoes including eelf and
patent IeetheF, iFideseent eoIoFed
potent, white febFie and some spec
fotoFs.
WGL-Women's Shoes, Lower Main,
] Corners Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Remnonts-Frid0y Only
Infonts' Apparel

IS crowIeF and shirt sets with
snop-erotch corduroy pants,
cotton shirt. Were 2.9o 1893
- Three piece Corduroy Sets
with iocket, hat and crowler
to notch. Were 7.oo and
$50 -- 500
so Cotton Topper Sets. with
motchino blouse and pants.
Were 3.e9--.2 .99
40 FIonneIweisht SIeepeFs in
ITS and 2.96------75e
SO Topper Sets in posteI trim
med white. Were 3.9o 1883
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Fleor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Girls Dresses
Reduced
20 to go

We're 500 TO 1925
80 Dresses, ensembles and two
piece styles in oFsandy and cotton
Fobries. Broken sizes Id and ;
to 6x.
WGL-Girls' Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Sovings in Goats,
Suits, Roinweor

9 Loden Green Orion Pile
Lined PopIin Raineoots. Red
Donsheen caFeoets. Sizes 7
and 9. Were 1900 to $500,
700
20 Junior Size Spring Suits,
including short cropped jacket
and oemi-fit styles. Checks
and solid colors in the group.
Were 1895 to $500,
1900 to 1000
IS Spring Wool coots in
Guiding double breasted clutch
types ond slim line types.
Beige ond white check and
solids. Broken sizes 7 to IS.
Were $500 to $500,
$500 70 $500
WGl-Juniors, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

IS in group Of wool checks, Hon-
nels and bosketweoves. Navy, sroy,
red, blue and checks. tbs in
group.
so Teen Age coots, wool flonneIs in
eroy or navy and wool checks in
toupe or eroy. Ills in group. Were
1895 to $500 Il. 90 and $500
WGL-Teen Age Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

WGL-Coots, 5rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Save Up to More Than "
on Mems Famous Label
Wash and Wear Dress Shirts
We're 6.95 and much more 3for II 90

900 Mems first quality famous shirts You'll reeos-
nze the famous label every Of these fine quality Doeron
and cotton and oil Dceron shirts Choose from fine
ment Of coo and whites good selection Of Sizes but not
every size is represented So come and shop early
l25 pairs Of imported and domestic oil silk poomas in the
coat STYLE nice selection Of coo in popular sizes Sove
we'll over ". $50
W5L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

room to room when dark
ness fell.
But we've learned that the
'make-do" approach dies q
little each time something
new arrives.
When the few we'll
chosen pieces Of furniture
are finally in place. they
need company. A bare spot
which had gone unnoticed
before suddenly becomes
glazing. An appended box
which used to be an ideal
table looks intolerably shah
by. A new rug leads to COM
pairing prices Of vacuum
cleaners.
There's always space for
something else-even in two
rooms. But physical and A.
nancial strength are bound
to give way. You're lucky II
they don't collapse until the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
NAIE ARE FINALLY get
w ting settled in our first

W"ZM : Nv
w ting settled in our first
home. -.
Nothing could have been
more deceptive than the
newly waxed and freshly
painted place we moved into.
It invited the rash conf
dence that all 1t would take
was a few well-chosen pieces
Of furniture, a personal touch
or two and some rearranging
based on second thoughts.
But even a small abode
seemingly has no saturation
point. It is capable of alb
sorbing an endless amount
of furniture and household
gadgetry.
Before moving in, we had
spent weeks of planning
consulting the latest home
m gaines, talking with
couples who'd been through
1t all before, and making
detailed lists of basic house.
hold needs until we were
hard-pressed to keep track of
all the scraps of paper they
filled.
Our unpaid-for sofa which
we regarded with nothing
short Of reverence, was the
first piece of furniture to be
moved in. It was lost in a
tumble Of cardboard cartons
filled with books, records,
clothing, general rubbish.
souvenirs. and what we
thought was nearly enough
utensils to stock the kitchen.
But by nightfall Of that
first day we found that q
broom, soap, coffee and q
trash can hadn't rated the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Thousands View
Exhibit Homes

=
and see all the latest equip
ment and special features.
A map and list on Page
B-2 provide easy directions,
Most homes are open from
noon until dark. The Fall
Festival Of Homes observance
is sponsored annually by The
Star as a trade show Of the
BODYBUILDING industry. It
will run through Sunday.
September ~. }
Builders point out this year
that financing of many types
is now available, despite the
Tightening mortgage credit
trend. and that the show
thus comes at a good time for
persons needing a house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Loon Funds Scarce,
Official Reports

A savings and loan official
predicted this week that in
terest rates on home mort
gage loans would hover
around the 6 per cent level
for an indefinite period.
Kenneth G. Heisler, man.
aging director of the National
League of Insured Savings
Associations, made the state
ment in a speech to the an
nual convention of the Saw
ings Association League OF
New York State at Lake
Placid.
At the present time, the
league official said, the supply
OF savings available for in
vestment throughout the
economy is inadequate to
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meet growing demands for
money on the part Of busi-
ness and individuals.
"As q result" he said, Elm
terest rates have been on the
increase and the probability
is that the rate structure
subject to minor fluctuations
will remain at the present
level or higher for an indefi-
mite period Of time"
He noted. however, he did
not believe rising mortgage
rates would substantially
lessen housing operations In
the coming year. He pre-
dicted output would drop
only moderately" In 1860 as
q result Of q narrowing SUD-
ply Of money for investment.
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Many thousands Of per-
sons inspected FAN Festival
Of Homes exhibit houses over
last week end and during
this week.
Today's special section
marks the beginning Of the
second week Of the OPEN
house display Of 81 models
all over the Metropolitan
Area.
Most Of the homes are
furnished by professional
decorators. This gives the
show more than usual in
terest this year. The public
is invited to visit the houses.
inspect them. compare them