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Evening star., 1952-11-30
LOUDOUN COUNTY
HOMESITES
IN
BROAD RUN FARMS

You owe it to yourself to come out
and see this well-planned develop
ment which Is being n1ntSH SarVed sdraso1s irom
Potomac River estates.
There is a definite reason. for the
phenomenal sales and for the PUBIC
reception being accorded this devel-
The iSi 3rd. 4th and 5th sections of this
pleted by the engineers and approved
by the Loudoun County, planning
Commission. and the road construc-
tion engineers are now in the process
of building the nlacadam road sys-
coMPAPE THESE FEATURES j,
with Soft. dedicated right: of way
with 24-ft. graded road, of which 20
TT. will be surfaced with macadam.
Loudoun County zoning authorities;
(2) Electricity available to every
(3> Telephone available to every
(4l School and bus right by property;
we have it.
's5 s.. 20 s y yoT !, want vide-oDen Dlo's'
t1l II it's view you !ong for; cor come ie
and look At MsryIandGS " virsi,,is msfeisis
Blue Ridge range.
(S) I!5 miles west of downtown Wash
ington. which is 40 minutes over
fast. new State highways and WASH
ington's Freeway. which is more &C.
eessible in point Of ting; iss. safety s,iTs1 hnq
Spring. Alexandria and other COM
nsutinr areas.
acre on Broad Run for the, perma'
nSnt use Sossti Of hf IN oTners . Ss9 Sq
This acre Of land lies between one
of the macadam roads in this de;
velopment and the deep waters Of
Broad Run. affording q waterwa!
without obstruction to ; ths pot9ms: faniliI,a'
Of Broad Run and this beautiful
wide section Of the Potomac Rivel
to fishing. hunting and recreation
This acre OF land will provide park;
ing privileges for cars and ooa'
(i0i Loudoun County has one Of tn,
several times lower than any, Of tn
other METROPOLITAN Washinstor
GT A new 1s-hole golf course \
being sonstrustsd OF, on LeesSSTSt L snst of PIX
quarter of a million dollars.
(1o1 A new million dollar count!
high school has been approved To-
construction at PRICE dsszours'
Every homesite in this development
priced at 81 AIS. First purchase
| to come gets lrst choice.
TERMS
Down payment and monthly paymen
| to suit any reasonable requiremen
| upon approval Of developer. VIII
does his own financing.
OPEN ALL DAY SUN. TIL DARf
! To reach West on route T.. IA mile
past Tysons Corner. take last rlgn
| turn before crossing Broad Rul
| Bridge where Broad Run Lake
| now under construction.
Get Here First for First Choice
| TOT ENfAN n CORE
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NEED A TRAILER?
THEN
SEE OUR DISPLAY TODAY
FOR SMALL FAMILY. A
SO ROYAL, % FIT.
FOR LARGE FAMILY, A.
80 PEERLESS, 40 FIT.

Our prices are in line. Many used
tratIers to rent. with option TO buy.
DISPLAYED AT
Alderman Trailer Center
90Ol Baltimore Ave, College Park, Nd.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SELBY BAY WATER FRONT 4
bedrm.. corner; 2-car gar. workshop.
bulkhead. dock: only 81 1850; terms.
GE. $500 or GE. 4455.
OWNER WILL SELL q few large lots
from his estate on the Patuxent
I River near 6olomons for as low as
$3.50 lot. Use Of duck blind,
good bathing. fishing and Grabbing.
Box SCR. Star.
RHOpES RIvER-Large lot. 100 It,,
on Rhodes River by 400 It. deep
screened porches. furnished. Priced
fered by WALTER NJ. BAUMAN,
1927 K st. NV. Wash. D. C. Tel.
MA. 0529. or Sunday call L. A.
STARTLING at West River. Md. 1921
Underwater SECTION, VA.-Retire-
ment homes, estates. farms. on and
near water. CAPT. H.. c: ROBSON,
q; stons. s. W. y. Ret'' Broker White
ON SOUTH RIvER-1OO It. Of water
rm.. firepl., 3 bedrms.. bath, modern
kitchen. Committing distance. So
300: easy terms. Call Annapolis
1855 or after Sun. CO. 1922.
SOUTH RIVER PARK acre, ALL
year home. liv. rm., :, bedrms., kit,
bath; every modern convenience;
fine garden: garage; bus service,
schools. $3.50; easy terms. Phone
ANNAPOLIS 36s5 or after Sun, CO,
BARGAIN on Chesapeake Bay-All-
rms. modern kit. and bath. utility
room. with modern oil furnace;
school: commutins distance. S9,950;
easy terms. Call after Sun. CO.
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 5 PM.
On Chalk Point road near West
River. Anne Arundel Co.. Md, 80
miles D. G.: 6 rooms; "a baths.
e'iYofa Iof patsa Saeant and saassf neWy
painted inside and out. Priced un-
1 through Marlboro and Mt. Zion,
turn right on Rt. 255 then right on
Rt. 46S to oakland Church. left on
shalk Point efsn or road ID to wo1Tr our FoF
SsSs55NAS; ss5S S s1 i7s5 :? =, st. %R %R;yo o1{Az N{A
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Masons Beach
Deale. Md. Attractive. practically
new home, modern. Two bedrms.
ptin. ptil; r@;' g4'o.a auto heat; large lot
large lot: on Melbourne ave. Coco
terms. owines Beach.
ATTRACTIVE 2-family house; mod.
err. eTn; Is lss; sa.lO lot. Act today to secure
ATTRACTIVE, 5-rm., modern cottage
lge; lot: Al condition; furn. Price
B. M oDUM. Call Mr.. Rice. West
River 6703 or 6131. ewes, Sat. and
SUM-: weekdays. RE. 5216. 80
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ONLY $3.50

ONLY So, 3,750
65 YDS. FROM WATERFRONT
BEACH-Restful cot
tase with 3 nice-size bedrooms. lge.
comb. kit. and dining room, bath
room: town water. all utilities,
screened porches, furnished; only
500 down. Stop by our office this
week end or phone Mr. Fowler,
locally, WO. S716 after $40 pm.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
Bay Properties Insurance
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
Evening star., 1952-11-30

HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS
| S25 per person, per day. Taylor's
| Island Maryland. Write for reSer-
| vations now. Box 39-S. Star.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Sarasota, Fla.
DeSOtO Acres

Have fun in the sun. where the
winter spends the summer. On the
west coast-the best coast. 2-acre
homesites start at 81, 1,135; 10% down
and Sl5 per month. Prices 80 UP
Jan. /. 1853.
Be sure and see the movie, "The
Claude Wood, Realtor
81. O493. After Dec. 6, JU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
PRE-SHOWING

WATERFRONT ACREAGE
Average tract has 5 acres, wooded
or open. No building restrictions.
Priced from $3.50.
LOTS
Also available from S295. with picnic
park hunting, fishing and bathing
privileges. Budget terms If desired.
Representative on property every
Saturday and Sunday.
Directions to Cape St. Marys. Md:
Route No. 3 to Waldorf, left at
Corner, then Route No. 235 to Cape
St MAYS
Evening star., 1952-11-30
EVA GUIDE BRANDT
REALTOR. Annapolis. Md. Phi. 461:
A New SllhdiV. at Deale

a New Subd1V. at UedIe
One of the most beautiful views of
the bay. with creek in rear for
anchorage. Several homes have been
built, only . left, very modern; con-
sisting OF large liv. rm.. : bedrms
and tile bath; utility rm.: hot
water convector heat, nicely in.
sulated; stairway to , unfinished
rms, gas and phone service. tRESI
HAVEN
also have many winter priced
homes. One, . bdrooms. bath, CLOSED
porch, one blk. from school ane
shopping; sand beach. Priced S4,S5O
$3.50 cash. One for $3.50, com
pletely furnished, winterized. Botf
real bargains. Avalon Shores. RUBY
DOWNS, real estate and INSURANCE
broker. Downs Bids, Deale, Md
West River 610S.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
NEW WATERFRONT HOME

NEW WATERFRONT HOME
In Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Situated on Sea Island. city's finest
location, direct access to Intra-
Coastal Waterway and ocean, Lovely
home with 2 bedrms., 2 baths, pa
#. Ev. rm. with 2 lge. picture win
dows, fireplace, all-elec. kit, incl:
dishwasher.. closed garage: sea wall
and boat dock. Built 1851. Below
market at $2S,5O0; $17.500 cash
balance long-term MORTGAGE. For
details, address owners agent. AR
THUR H. OGLE. Realtor, 220 E.
Las Olas blvd, Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
To buy q Aunt. 2-story concrete
blk. and stucco apartment house
In very desirable neighborhood in
TT. Lauderdale for $4,000; cash
down. $1,000. These apis. rent for
5000 ca. annually and have , bed
rooms, lily. rm,: kit: bath and
dinette. A. c. ANDERSON, 427 N.
Andrews ave, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
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NEAR ANNAPOLIS

NEAR ANNAPOLIS
Very attractive home near cloverlesf
rm. with fireplace. din. rm., kit,
gIassed sun rm., . large bedrms.,
BATH oil h.-w.h.; garage; attrac-
tive grounds; less than a block from
Severn River. with club and beach
privileges; $l0.950.
! have many other listings of sum-
mer cottages, year-round homes,
waterfront lots and acreage In al
nrinn
Evening star., 1952-11-30
BIO IHE SUNDAY Ian
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER so, 1882

VIRGINIA
] mile from Chain Bridge. fronts on
Route 123; 40 acres. "a already
plated in lots and recoroed: street
and water line throush property; ex-
cellent for gh.class homes: should
make 90 lots; about $1,000 per lot.
J. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
II
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,HEV. '4s la-ton panel; $3.50;
,HEv. 81 a:ton panel; n 100. ,
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Continued on Next Pase)
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Fleetmaster 2-dr.
tires. good con-
$3.50. WI. 44O3.
good transporta-
Conway ave. Ia
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End TRUSTS
LOANS

Second trusts wanted.
RA. 22Sl. GIL. 6676. day
Evening star., 1952-04-14
Medical Panel 10 Discuss Patients and Malpractice

The District Medical Society
will hold a panel discussion on
Patients Complaints and NAL
practice Problems" at 8:45 pm.
Wednesday at the Medical Society
auditorium, 1718 M street NV.
DR.. Walter r. Stokes, chairman
of the society's grievance COM
mittee will outline the work of
that group; DR.. James A. Dus-
babek, chairman of the committee
should each have a right to live
according to their own choice"
No Official Backing.
Western delegates attended the
conference on their own initiative
and with no official backing from
their governments. The western
governments termed the meeting
"a Communist attempt to break
down Western unity and get
around Western embargoes on
Strategic materials for the Rus
sian and Chinese war machines.
Western officials are highly
skeptical Of the Communist offers
for increased trade, since both the
Russian and Chinese Reds fire.
quently have ignored previous
Western offers to sell the Com
munists non-strategic Western
goods.
Evening star., 1952-04-14
Last Of DPS 10 Enter U. 5.
Will Meet Truman TODAY

A Polish factory worker, the last
of $4,000 immigrants to enter the
United States under the Displaced
Persons Act of 194S, will be re-
ceived by President Truman at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon at the
White House.
Josef Zylka, AZ, his wife and two
daughters, landed in New York
Friday aboard the Gen. Ballou
with 1870 other displaced per-
sons.
Mr.. Zylka plans to make his
home in Chicago. where he will
be welcomed by Gov. Adlai Stew
enson Of Illinois tomorrow morn
ing.
Altogether the United States
expended more than $100 million
to implement the three-year pro-
gram, resettling almost a third of
the refugees adopted by the In
ternational Refugee Organization.
Evening star., 1952-04-14
Dickinson to Honor
MiIIicent T. Biqhom
BY the Associated Press

CARLISLE, Pa, April 14.-Hon-
orary degrees will be conferred on
eight women during founders day
ceremonies at Dickinson College
May /.
The occasion also will mark the
dedication and formal opening of
a $750,000 residence hall for
women.
Edith A. Ford, English educa-
tional leader who will receive one
OF the degrees, will be the main
speaker. Miss Ford is British di-
rector for the exchange of teach
ers between the United Kingdom
and the United States.
Others receiving degrees in
clude Millicent Todd Bigham OF
Washington. geographer and au-
thor.
Evening star., 1952-04-14
Big u. S. Deal Reported.

The biggest pending deal of all
was reported by an American buSi-
nessman last night in a Moscow
radio broadcast monitored in Lon
don.
The American, identified as
Oliver Vickery of San Francisco.
president of the Ferrobed Corp. of
America, said Soviet officials had
offered to spend a billion dollars
in the United States in the next
three years.
Mr.. Vickery said he would take
this matter up with the proper
authorities in the U. S. A. since
I do not have the authority to
accept this huge contract" He
added that he was not Com
munist and had told the confer
ence the free enterprise system
produces and distributes consumer
goods more equitably than any
other economic SYSTEM" but that
both communism and capitalism
Evening star., 1952-04-14
Soaring Estimates
OF East-West Trade
Follow Conference
BY the Associated Press

MOSCOW, April 14.-Estimates
of new East-West trade which
may result from the Soviet-spon-
sored international economic con-
ference here grew by leaps and
bounds today.
The conference ended Saturday
but many delegates fingered on
in the Soviet capital. repeatedly
continuing private negotiations.
A source with the British dele
cation predicted Britain may get
ESQ million ($140 million) worth
of new business with Russia. Chi
ma and other Communist nations
Much of this trade, he added,
would benefit Britain's hard
pressed textile industry.
Another informant said Red
|China's delegation alone has made
deals to exchange some $50 mil
lion worth of goods with Western
nations. including a swap of $11
million worth of silk. tea. oil and
manganese for metals. machinery,
medical equipment and consumer
goods from France.
Survey Visit Planned.
The British and Chinese last
week signed contracts. for ex-
change of $50 million worth Of
textiles and other goods.
Another member of the British
delegation said Harold Wilson,
president of the board of trade
in Britain's last Labor govern
ment, soon would visit the Soviet
Union to survey possibilities of
British purchase of Russian tim
ber and other products.
Mr.. Wilson while in the British
cabinet negotiated several trade
pacts between his government and
the SovietS.
Evening star., 1952-04-14

on medical ethics and department,
Will discuss. How the Medical
Society is Endeavoring to Improve
the Medical Malpractice Situa-
tion." S. E. Leonard, superintend-
ent of claims, U. S. Fidelity and
Guaranty Co., will talk on, your
Group Policy and the Protection
1t Affords" and H. M. Welch, an
attorney, will speak on, Court
room Procedures and Malpractice
Suits"
Evening star., 1952-04-14
Division Donates $26.175

WITH UNITED STATES Sd
DIVISION, Korea, April IA (P.-
The Sd Division today claimed it
topped all other divisions in Korea
with a contribution of $26,175.O2
to the American Red Cross 1862
fund raising drive.
Evening star., 1952-04-14
Do You Suffer from SORE
BLEEDING GUMS?

ChIorophyll miracle mouth wash brings
quick relief for common gum troubles.
denture irritation & sore throats
instantly destroys mouth odors - kills
harmful germs reduces cavities!
Scientific tests prove chlorophyIl's ef.
fectiVeness as healing aid & deodorant.
Benephyll blends it with potent germ
killer in an exclusive, ,refreShingformuIa.
Many dentists prescribe it for treatment
and daily protection. Satisfaction or
money back!
Evening star., 1952-04-14

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The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11
PERU BEGINS TALKS WITH US. ON FISHING RIGHTS

WASHINGTON, (P)-Peru Sat urday began conversations with the State Department on fishing rights in Peruvian waters where United States tuna fishing fleet yearly takes many thousands of tons of tuna.
 No mention was made in Per uvian statement of any plans to enforce retaliatory measures against the American tuna fleet in the event that new or higher tariffs are imposed on tuna ex- ports to the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11
Villagers Pay Homage To King George VI
By Robert $. F. Jones

SANDRINGHAM, England, (P) Humble villagers filed through their hushed country church Sat urday to pay last homage to the man they called squire - King George VI.
 Farmers, carpenters, woodsmen, and servants sorrowfully stopped before the candle-lit bier to look for the last time on the coffin of their sovereign and friend.
 Inside the big mansion nearby, where the king was born and where he died, Queen Elizabeth II proclaimed throughout the land yesterday as the new ruler of the British realm-remained closeted in deep mourning with her mother and sister and others of the royal family.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11
l 86:3
l5,OOO Ike Backers From Six States At New York Rally
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PREssl

Fifteen thousand noisy Eisen- hower-for- president packers from six states whooped it up for the general last night in New York'S Madison Square Garden.
 The crowd fell short of the hoped-for capacity total of 18,500 but Senator Lodge R-Mass), man. ager of the Eisenhower campaign, beamingly called this first big rally of the 1852 campaign a suc- cess.
 "Usually we have to work to fill the Garden at the end of a campaign" he said. "Now we're doing it at the beginning-with our man 5000 miles away" he said, adding:
 "This is without precedent"
 The delegations were from Tex as, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Virginia, Pennsylvania and New Hamp- shire. They chanted eve Want Ike" and joined in singing a re- vised version of Irving Berlin's hit song, "They- Like Ike"
 Meanwhile, packers of both Els enhower and Senator Taft of Ohio were reported annoyed that for mer Gov. Harold E. Stassen of Minnesota was in a Republican race that now looks like one primarily between their candi- dates.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11
1868
ATA Claims Unfair Competition From
 Northwest Airlines

WASHINGTON, (P)-Air Trans port Associates, Inc, Seattle, asked the Civil Aeronautics Board Friday to halt movement of freight or passengers to or from Alaska by Northwest Airlines, Inc, at "unjustifiably low rates"
 The non schedule Grregularly operateO air carrier also pro- posed that the board eliminate future subsidy payments to North west and lop $10,0OO,OO0 off the proposed $14,224,000 mail sub- Sidy allowance to the Minneapolis concern for 1949 and 1850.
 Northwest is receiving its sub- sidy essentially as a passenger carrier as an aid in developing a standard passenger service, but is using this subsidy as a means of flying cargo rates far below operating costs for purposes of competition with other carriers that are developing economical air services without benefit of subsidies" ATA's petition said.
 ATA moves passengers and car- go between Alaska and Washing ton State but handles no mail and receives no government subsidy.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11
The Lincoln You Know
AP NewSfeatureS

Abraham Lincoln lived when photography was its pioneer There candid  blzed his qualities
  of
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11

Sea level in the distant past dropped, many feet when untold tons of water were locked up in advancing glaciers.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11

Too many of us have listened to and believed the government owes living" propaganda which has been fed to by Washington bureaucrats. We have forgotten that the only security which is worth anything at all is the security provide for our selves by our efforts.
 Whether we realize it or not, whether or not we believe it, it nevertheless is eternal truth that there never has been successful substitute for hard work and thrift" Abraham Lincoln said it this way
 You cannot bring about prosperity by discourag- ing thrift
 'You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong.
 "You cannot help the wage earner by pulling down the wage payer
 "You cannot further the brotherhood of man by encouraging class hatred.
 "You cannot help the poor by destroying the rich.
 "You cannot establish sound security on borrowed money.
 You cannot keep out of trouble by spending more than you earn.
 'You cannot build character and courage by taking away mans initiative and independence.
 ''You cannot help men permanently by doing for them what they could and should do for themselves:
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-11

With Churchill and Eisenhower rousng, uniting energzing the mental and spiritual forces of the peo pes of the United Kingdom and Western Europe, with Ridgway doing all right in Korea, Uncle Joe may to see that he would do well for himself his people and all those which he has any influence by adopt ing the Irshmans good old motto, If you can't lick 'em, jine 'em!"
 It's going to be awfully cold and lonesome outside this winter. Joe, and it's fine and and friendly inside the clubhouse with the gank But any boy who comes in has to behave himself and keep the rules of the club.
 Better think hard about this, Joe. You can't lick 'em. Why not jine 'em
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-28
Atomic Arms
Program Help Up

LONDON R- Britain's atomic
arms program is being held up
because the governments atomic
scientists don't make enough mon
ey, an all-party parliamentary
committee reported today. Quail
fled scientists prefer to work for
private industry at higher wages.
The report of the select Com
mittee on Estimates, q watchdog
group to see that the British tax
payer gets his moneys worth,
urged the government to raise sal
aries and improve working condi-
tons for its atomic experts.
A top government scientist can
get 1000 pounds ($5, 5000 year
good pay compared with average
British salaries but small in com
parison with the 5000 pounds
(S8, 400 or more than industrial
companies offer ordinary research
men.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-28
Copper, Aluminium Taken OF
Critical List; Big Boost In
Production Predicted In '53
WASHINGTON R-The govern 4

WASHINGTON R-The govern
ment took copper and aluminium
off its critical list Wed. and idi-
Gated an improving metal supply
situation may permit big boost
in military and civilian production
next year.
The Defense Production Admin
istration (DPA) forecast a better
supply of steel, copper and alumni
mum in early 1853.
This will provide leeway for adj
vancing the tempo of the military
production program or allocating
more materials for civilian indus
try. or perhaps some of both.
Copper particularly has become
more plentiful, partly because not
so much of it was used by manu-
facturers during the steel strike.
DPA Administrator Henry H.
Fowler repeatedly has advised the
Defense Department that more
materials can be expected by next
April, or earlier. While not sug-
costing increased military produc-
ton, he has told the military men
they can schedule greater arms
production if they wish to do so.
An indication of the govern
ment's optimism over the metals
supply came Tuesday when the
National Production Authority
(NPA) told the construction indus
try it can exnn~t considerably
greater quantities of materials by
next April. or perhaps as early
as next Jan. 1.
NPA announced that more ma
terials will be available next year
to build schools, roads, office
buildings, apartment houses, stores
and many other types of CONNER
cial construction.
A 2-year ban on building such
recreational facilities as race
tracks, pool halls, ball parks and
swimming pools also will be lifted
next April, or possibly earlier, the
NPA said.
In taking copper and aluminium
off the DPA's scarcity list, Fowler
said quantities of these two key
metals are now sufficient, under
existing controls to meet all i'm
portant needs of both defense and
civilian production.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-28
Farm Labor
Problem Nav
Worsen In '53

GAINESVILLE IN - Florida's
critical farm labor situation is
moving toward darker days in the
1888 season. Clyde Murphree,
University Of Florida agricultural
extension economist, predicted to-
day.
Industrial employment offers
too much more in wages and bet
ter working conditions for farmers
to compete with successfully. and
therefore industry is gaining the
farm labor supply "Murphee
said in q statement.
Efforts are being made to bring
In experienced farm labor from
Mississippi and Alabama on an ex-
change basis but this presents q
problem Of recruiting. selection of
qualified workers and the return
Of laborers 10 their home state at
the end Of the peak Florida sea-
son.
Undoubtedly Florida farmers
win again have TO depend heavily
on off-shore recruits to produce
and harvest their crops,a the econ
omist said.
.'Since farmers face the pros.
pect Of having to use inexperi.
enced and expensive labor. they
should endeavor 10 use available
labor more efficiently, increase
their yields and improve the quail
ity Of their crops" Murphree said.