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3 Cornerstones in Washington Reported Lost A I CoruerRtoneB niH.v i driveral tons but are lost fls easily rllme. (lie cnrneretuncs ot While Holme. Unitiid Ktaten TreRsiiry a i Monument?" Federal authorities asked in the a of a for New York City cornerstone. They aro a obscured by additional building and a dearth of records, says a National Six-i- Of the threF-. liiBtory isives Jllllent account of the fttone.

The tnn-eriiiK shaft was dedicated on July 4, IMS. amid a of IS.Oflfl spectators, i Mrs. Alexander a i Mrs. Dolley Madison and fteni-Ke WiishiiiKCon Parke i a a WashiuEtnirs ftrnndson. The trowel was the one wielded hy Ccurpe a i at the layinK ol the Capitol corner- tone in 1733.

Many Mementos Into the Monument's ent over 70 mementos. I i Copies of the i i and a a i Independence; WashliiEton's a i and coat 1)1 i i city reiisns. honsine i tax all I'mipd States coins frnm tlie Rolrt engle HO piece in half (limp; a Codey'8 Lady's Hwik a. i ot fashion displays the i i of I he Improved Orrtsr of Rpd Men: and newspapers York Tlaily Sun. Mobile Reeisler and Journal, Haltimore a i Sun and the Citizen of I'aris, Kent But where is (he corenrstorje? It is believed to 1m somewhere In the a corner, probably hidden by subsequent a i enlargement.

At the Treasury's cornerstone laying ari'nrdhijr in a i i And JnrkBon Kfntitneiilal. ma- won lot-k of hair from dHiighler's head i one or bis to Congress. "I nin placing my heart In IriiK build- Inp." the President reputedly a i Rut tlie Ktone cannot be found In the a building erected in uUKe.s after 1R36. Before the i House renovation In the early i detectors tried to find metal plmiun i i a i the cornerstone location. Only "ir.utterlnps" were produced from of metal in nevoral But in the southwest earner -where the stone nuppuKedly was laid in 1792 the detector emitted a full "zinK-K." signifying a Jiiseable metal object perhaps the plaque.

The wall, however, was not entered, and the questions remain: Does America's i house have a cornerstone? Tf so. is -it a repository of mementos of the capital's early i An A i Some cornerstones are merely solid blocks bearing a date or otber inscription. Typical ones, however, nre bellowed to hold items reflecting customs. Whrn i i is eventually razed the contents form a reminder of gone days. The practice back into dim liistnry.

Fragile pots placed in royal tombs the head of the Persian may have been prehistoric prototypes. i a a been a In the stones of nnHent Babylonia, Persia. Assyria and a a a In the past cornerstones were placed a at corners supports. Today thev may be orna- In tbe facade or he imbeded in Interior walls or even in floors. April Business Looms as Best So Far in 1955 CSCE Band Play for Shrine MAPU-FIAVOREO OAT CEREAL Ctilorartn State CoHepe nf Educa- lion concert band, directed by Wayman Walker, will play Sunday night At a Sunday night eupper and mnsicale given hy Kl Jebel Temple ot Shrine at the Mosque in Denver, The Temple is a i as host to the hand fit A supper at 6:30 p.

m. nml has chartered two buses to transport the a to and from Jienver. The band concert is 8 p. m. ami iis selection for the Shrine musical is a recognition of the excellent reputation of the CSCK a Arthur Vos Jr.

Illustrious a of Jebel. Director Walker has announced the following program: Procession of Nobles Rimpky-Korsfikov Overture to "Rienzt" Finale to "Concerto in Minnr 1 Mendelssohn Gins-burp. Soloist Meditation from "Thnis" Massenet Featuring the Flute Section The Ilornsmen Bennett Featuring French Horn Section Time Marches On BeUon Warsaw Concerto AddinseU Dale Dykins. Soloist The Black Horse Troop Sousa Marilyn a Sherry O'Keefe, a O'Keefe, Twirling I i i Jebel Temple i Conducted by Paul Dawaon. Director.

El Jebe) Shrine Band Second Concerto for Clarinet Weber William T. Cower, Soloist Western Folk Hill a of Ron Elliaton, Gil Garcia, Dick Binkley, George Byrnes. Soloist! Marche i i a i Francaise Saint-Saem By SAM DAWSON NKW UP--April in a ways IR a i up as the year's best month BO far. True, few persons have good i to say about the April weather. And merchants coniylniu about both the weather and the usual after-Ranter letdown.

Rut last week retail sales hit a strike faster lhan a year ago. And Mother's Day is just around the hi a factories production schedules set records in April. Output of raw materials hit peaks for the year in a cases. Reports of sales i 10 per cent to 33 per cent aheafl of a year ago ate common. Automobile production setting records this month.

Some non- tee new annual record output of cars in sight this year. The I Petroleum Assn. of America reports a crude oil production in April- was i in excess of 6,800,000 barrels a day a pace it bell eves will have to slacken down. SteeJ production this is i close to the highest on record. Some 10 million tons will be duced.

And this week the mills have a good chance of tying or topping the a i weekly rei: lord set in March 1953. New orders are coming in i month in i cient to keep the mills high for some tune to come. Machine tool orders are mounting. This month they topped last year by a 25 per cent. A i sales are i at the best rate of the year.

Allied Chemical A Dye reports. They are main-- taining the fast pace set in a General Electric reports appli- ance sales are one-third higher than i i last year. Sears. Roebuck says pales are topping the year ago level by 10 per cent. Would Use Atomic War Threat to Free Yanks Held by Red Chinese SAN FRANCISCO Op Thp opening session ol the Congress Freedom was told i i (he i Slaten should uso the a of atomic war to i a i the release of Americans I oned by Jted China.

George S. Montgomery Now York attorney snd author, said: "We must gn and demand freedom of these boys--not just under the a of a i an atomic war probable, but of making an atomic war certain," a i in Veterans War Memorial A i i where United a i was born In 1H Montgomery told cheering delegates: "The archil pels of the i Nations did not have world peace In i hut world He said one of these. Alxer i here in San Francisco working id in hand i our i enemy, and he also I I at Yalta." The delegates gave Montgomery a a i ovation a he eulogized Sen. Joseph McCar- thy us a great from Wisconsin who a a i urn- bushed and i i he fought a sUe 1 I listed speakers At Mnn- day niehl's xesftfnn included" Col- i Pegler, a I Fredn and Torrine i i a a silent 6t reen and wifs nf Ceo rue Preston Marshall. owner of the Washington profesBional football (earn.

convention i through this week. USE THE TRIBUNE A A Toll Thursday, A'pril 28, 1955 GREELEY Paye 17 A I a i I UUli ha(l beell estimated pei-ted In top sno.oim hue-. i a a i 19M destroyed come a a anu.OOO The a i pared i 400000 bsgs id per cent of the coffee crop of nble surplus for not year. J. Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away Naur backache, of and merry, StBdacrin and may due to ilow.

kidney function. good kidney function very important to good hralth. When condition, iueh this iroporUnt function Inflow down. mi ny 5 ing mutrabV. Minor er irritations wrony diet Pon't nee led your kidnryt if tonHi- tiuni bother you.

Try Dotn'a mild diuretic. Used by fnr It'i Emiiing many Doan'n happy frrm out wane. Get Doan'a PUUtodayl What? You haven't tasted Morton House PORK 'N BEANS? Tfcey DHKIOUSIV Difhrtntl These art not sltam fooked i i a a ovtn- baked the slow, old-fashioned a in brick And what a sauce! Real home-styJe tomato sauce! Sweet smoked pork -and lots of it. Try them soon. NO OTHER BAKED BEANS LIKE THESE TRY 'EM TODAY our Colorado Men Given Guggenheim Fellowships NKW YORK The John Memorial Foundation announced a the names of Colorado residents who have been a a Guggenheim Fellow- ships for 3955.

The four among 248 Ameri-1 ans named to receive this year's grants. The foundation was estah- in 1925 by the U. S. Senator from Colorado, Simon Guggenheim, I in memory of a ion who died in! im. 1 The Coloradoans awardtd fellow-1 ships are: 1 Dr.

Stanley Cristol, us-! Boctate professor of chemistry at ot Colorado, for studies of certain bridged poly- cyclic compounds. Dr. Jose de Onli. professor of Spanish at the University of Colorado, for i i ot tbe attitudes a i -American writers toward United Etatei since lf00. Dr.

Norman Francis Furnlss, assistant professor ot history at Colorado AM, for studies of the history of the Mormon War. JDr. David Crockett Graham of Englewood. retired teacher at West China Union University, for itudies of the of peoplei of West China. USE THE TRIBUNE WANT ADS YEAR AFTER YEAR if DROUTH RESISTANCE STANDABILITY FUNK'S DEALERS JOHNSTOWN--F Food Store BERTHOUD--Farmers Grain and Bean Assn.

BRIGHTON--Adams County Co-op FT. LIJPTON--Frank Suckla FT. COLLINS--Kroll-Shannon Co. GREELEY--Schank Feed Co. GALETON--Lyons Service Station.

GILCrtEST--Gilcrest Farm Equipment Co. WINDSOR--Geo. Kerns and Co. GILL--Gill Elevator. KERSEY--Farmers Grain and Bean Assn.

Power Equipment Co. and Ernie's Elevator. LA SALLE--U Salle Hardware. LONGMONT--Mountain Farm Equip. LOVELAND--Loveland Feed Grain Bean Assn.

HUDSON--Adam Moser (10 miles north of Hudson). EVANS--Wilburt Robinelt (West of Evans). SCHANK FEED CO 608 9th St. Greeley Ph. 608 FOOP SHOPPING'S FUN at IDEAL NATE Green and White Everedy Coupons must be traded for our new I Pink "Everedy Coupons" by May 1st.

After that date Green and Coupons are not redeemable. Powdered or Brown Mb. Box SUGAR SOUP Campbell's or Heinz, Veg. Varieties 2 cans 25 0 i VEAL ROASTS Swift's select ib.39 BEEF CHUCK ROASTS U. S.

Choice Ib. 4uC STEAK Round or Swiss, U. S. Choice Ib. Q3C BEEF LIVER Select lb.

BOLOGNA Sliced; all meat Ib. 42C CHEERIOS 10Vl Package Large, Package JELL-O Slx Flavar SURF PORK BEANS MIXED FRUIT TOMATOES CRACKERS GRAPE-NUTS COFFEE SPAM HUPP Del Monte JUIvC Prune, Qt. Pet, Columbine, Carnation MILK Tall Cans TISSUE KELLOGG'S CORN Van Camp's, No. 2 can GOLDEN WHOLE KERNEL Belmont, No. 2 1 can Kuner's, No.

303 can Nabisco Premium Post's, Package 2 2 Hills Bros 25c BISQUICK 22c 28c 25c 43c 18c 89c CORN PEACHES Del Mont No. 2 Vz can 29c Can 35c 33c CAKE MIX Duncan Nines Betty Crocker Cinch, Northern, Roll 5c 1819 9th St. Phone 2382 IDEAL MOD MARKET Right reserved to limit quantities None Sold To.