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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

erty. community type bldg. 5000
so. IT. Main street. IA blks. from
Fairfax Courthouse, ia. 7-224S
bet. 9-5 Mon. through. Friday, liz
6SO5 WIS. AVE. BETHESDA, Md
Darling. Oh. a-6695; ewes. OIL.
Wisconsin AyE.-store in practi-
cally new bldg. avail. Nov. 1st.;
rent, 1925. EN-. 2-4232. Ill
CENTRALLY LOCATED BUILDING,
nearly 10000 so. it,, on 3 floors,
elevator. toilets, partitions, other
improvements; suitable oficesi dis
warehousing. Zoned 2nd comm. viii
lease all or part. Box 155-T, Star.
80 200 so. FIT, End comm. prop. on
Q fis.; enters from 2 sts.; no elev.
needed; NV. Wash; zoe per 50. #.
HENRY j. ROBB. INC, Realtor,
1924 Vermont ave. NV. DI. 7-S141.
CENTRAL NV. LOCATION va. ave.
prox. $500 SO. IT.. with loading
dock, gas hot-water heat. ample
toilet facilities and private parking
for 10 or Il cars; suitable for
wholesale distributors, architects and
ensineers, office use, etc.; reas.
rental; poss Nov. /, 1888. Consult
Leasing Dept, SHANNON & LUCHS
CO, Realtors, 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-1st comm, s.
rm' house. 1 bedrms.. Ise. liv. rm.
and din. rm. Gear gar; suit. for
real estate, doctor. LAWYER. ofices or
other bus. Live in. 5515 Conn. ave
OIL 4-07I5. ii
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Herndon, Va. Phone 135
SHENANDOAH VALLEY

15 acres, Ia mi. Strasburg; level
land. fertile fields, ideal building site.
Only $1,000.
Sportsmen's paradise, game galore,
deer, turkey, quail; 100 acres: a bar
gain, 81, 500 down. Have your own
private hunting preserve.
All-brick, modern home on route IS
mr.. Winchester with 8 acres.
Motel site; 1900 #. frontage on Route
so: high elevation. west Of Winches-
ter; modern Cape Cod.
1000 acres: ideal grass land, mostly
clear: 5 mi. to Front Royal; old
Colonial brick home for restoration;
view of Skyline Drive.
Many other bargains. SIGLER AND
CO., RA 3-343l Ell pm 10
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(cOntinusd on Next Pass'
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FARMS

I73-ACRE CHICKEN FARM. Rte, II;
good timber, streams, SYrm. house;
$4,000. MR.. OLSON, Wo. 6-7o?9.
IeI ACRES. almost worthless old
dwelling, 55 acres being cleared and
mostly very fertile: $500, with
$4,000 without timber; $500 down,
SIS mo 55 mi. southwest. TE.
6-413I Ia
OSE ACRE and school house. big
enough for 6-rm. dwelling; good
well with pump installed. power
line, State I'd. This good building
Of three big rooms, metal roof, is
only $1,000. $50 down, $50 mo;
I05 mi, south: rIEE;r0s. TE; S14l3n1; En1w III II
tillable, on Cacapon River. 20 mi.
ing and fishing: S6.7oo. caii Laurel
W4NTED-FxRM in Southern Nd.
Reasonable, for cash. Give details
and price. Boz 314-X. Star. -10
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IT'S TRUE

The owner has authorized us to make
sale of his 3-acre farm, near Hern-
don; good road with 3-bedroom
shade; walking distance to church
school and store. The price will
be right, but will have to be sub
stantial cash payment. This will
be sold quickly, SO do not be sorry
by your neglect.
H. B. MITCHELL
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FARMS Cent?

SACRIFICE-Culpep Va. 300-a
cattle farm: 10 beaut. black Angus;
mchy.; mod: l0-rm; house: outbldgs. ;;
SEvENTY-FOUR ACRES WOODLAND,
excellent hunting pond sites; rea-
sonably priced for immediate sale;
plat Write or phone e. B. PENDLE-
COMMUTERS FARM. "a acres. mostly
rolling. grassland; remodeled. 6-rm.
AsFInr lsTm nSms; Sgs Great T Falls, Va arss
Mclean, Virginia, Daleview 5-924I.
HARDWOOD, MD. 25 mi. to D. C.
2O8 acres tobacco and cattle farm;
approx. 1SO acres clear and culti-
Main house Of z rooms and bath,
4-room tenant house; 2 tob. barns
corn. crib. stable and large cattle
paTn. good fencing, water in ali
melds. Owners share of crops incl,
Very Very easy terms; offered by WAL
ThE Wash M d pe4uMAS a. AN 1727 Es sssG < St NV:
at west River Ma Nd, Z 4sa1 o slAHlilNd ai
15O-ACRE ORCHARD and grazing
farm; z houses. outbldgs. This or
coming. into bearing. Now ieaSed.
producing regular income. Best in
vestment in Fauquier Co, SIS,5OO.
AAiready AZ 1go financed. Phone UppeEille,
sS. S.70OUGood s-rm. house, 10 ef acres,
nesF B. z. EEsMedeEgieoEsSSrE En- gIoifS1 Va 60 mils
es-ACRE FARM in IN Howard Co. %
mi. from Washington; 34-mi, 'front.'
age on gravel road; high. level land
anordmg many fine building sites.
stream running entire length OF
Priced at $4,000. CAN Mrs. Wilson,
J; WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
: ACRE ACRES, e-ACRE LAKE, tenant
ia. 7-1S24, ia. 1896.
FOR SALE by owner, near Centerville,
Va. Approximately 33 acres, ~
wooded. some bldgS. Price $1,000.
Phone Browning 31-W-1. Ill
WANTED TO BUY in Va. or Md. farm
-hilly or level. with timber or clear
Must be reasonably priced. State
location. details. Box 423-X, Star.
FOR RENT-7-rm. farm house on 4C
ton in Prince Georges CO. For info
SEVEN ACRES, broom mod. house
within 80 miles of D. C. Conv. tc
schools, stores and bus. S1O.95C
with terms available. ELISABETH
II. ANDERSON, ia. 7-1739. -12
650-ACRE CATTLE FARM
On good road in Fauquier County: 3
houses. several streams. $29.7 .750
Phone Upperville. Va. 100. Ill
ATTRACTIVE FARM
By owner-146 acres. mostly pasture
and graSs-all fields Watered: ex-
cellent, for, beef .cattle-equipped q
steel stanchion dairy and bank barr
Groom modern home. 9 bath
rooms-on State highway, 40 min
to Bethesda. May consider small
trade. Call RE. 10000 TO-DAY
for further info, or owner. New
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WAREHoUsEs-RENT lcent.l

I,4OO 50. FIT. suitable warehouse or
ty, 8 miles from d. C. WE. 5-4421.
IL
10. 900 AND 10000 so. FL, s.e. area,
at s. Capitol st.--Mod. bldgs.. un-
usual high ceilings; both have
covered and open area equipped with
gas pumps and loading platform. Ii.
7-415O: JU. 9-4375. ewes. Ii
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LARGE FAMILY

LARGE FAMILY
CRAMPED FOR SPACE?
At last you can have the space you
need in this brand-new home which,
is ideally located far enough out
and close enough in for your needs
Only IS min. from the Pentagon.
Compare These Features
Five large oedrms. tone paneled)
ceramic tiled baths, large liv. rm
with fireplace set in q paneled wall
and built-in bookcases. Also picture.
windows and dining rm.. GE kitchen
including 9.2-ft freezer-top re-
frigerator. .ange. washer. dryer dish
washer and DISPOSAL Includes car
port and storage area. Large loi
with water and sewer priced Sl9.-
800 Conventional or FE1A financing
available. Open Saturday and Sun.
day, or by appointment. Directions:
Out Arlington blvd. (Rte. 50) to first
trafic light. past Seven Corners
turn left mile to open sign.
Full bSmt. houses also available
Stafford Properties, Inc.
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"ABERUSCHILL"
3081a Acres
ne A ~ TIT0nIe

~ - 40 W OSSt0
Rare 18th century restored and mod
erniZed brick dwelling; ) bedrms.,
3 baths, large mod. equip. kit, in
Guiding dishwasher. Oil heat. Tenant
house and barns. Scientifically
farmed; wheat, corn, barley, alfalfa,
leSpedeza, clover, bluegrass and or
chard grass. Will carry 100 head
cattle, 100 sheep, 100 hogs. Beaver
Dam Creek and many springs.
Fenced and cross-fenced. Chester
and sandy loans. Farm is one Of
the best one could find, kept up and
constantly improved. Divine view
from the residence. Good roads.
N-mi. frontage. Located near Mid
dleburg, Va. To own and live here
provides q nearness to God. Profit
able income and the best living. A
private domain. Price. $50, 600.
ROMYE LAMBORN
OF. 1856 Realtor OF. 4-SO35
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COTTNTRY ESTATE

s42 acres located in historical Seneca
Nd, containing attractive old stone
house approximately 60 feet by sc
feet, large enough for lavish enter
tainment, and surrounded by beau
tiful shade trees. Large barns, new
silo, slave house, tenant house, spring
houSS, with over 300 acres cleared
and in blue grass. Bounded by
large creeks; ample water supply;
electricity on property. Financing
available. For sale by owner. Cali
JU. S-9631. (No dealers, please.)
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SHANNON & LUCHS
OFFERS
ery Desirable 2nd-Comm. Locations

OFFERS
Tery Desirable 2nd-Comm. Location
1911 KENuwoRTH AVE.
(Bladensburg, Md.)-Size COX
60.ft. Loading dock. rail sid
ing. All utilities in bldg. Pri-
vate parking area tncloseo oy
Anchor fence. Rent, SlI5 per
mo. Immed. poss. Consult Mr.
Taylor or Mr.. jenkins.
s.w. CONVENIENT LoCA-
TION - Containing approx.
10000 s1.. #. Of warehouse
space, mostly fireproof. Toilets.
space-heating units, 2 ele-
vators. truck loading docks.
1mmed. poss. Extremely low
price of 40 cents rer So 1t.
Consult Mr.. Taylor.
NEW WAREHOUSE - Con-
tanning 5000 so. #. of ware
house space ard 1000 so: IT.
of Office space high .ceiling.
Heating rlant nd air. cond
ducts. Private, fenced-in lot
pump installed. On main NV.
thorougnfare affording excel
lent publicity and advertising.
B&O TT. siding can be made
avail. viii be completed and
avail. spprox. Oct. Is. Long
lease, reas. rent. Also for sale.
Consult Mr.. Taylor.
Consult Leasing Department-
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
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43 ACRES

Two-bedrm. asbestos shingle home;
liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm., kit.
All utils. Attached garage. Lovely
shade trees and small orchard. 8
acres, clear. Only S1S,5OO, with
$4,000 down payment. HUDSON
REAL ESTATE co. Ewes. and week
ends, UN. 4-031S. Weekdays, UN.
4-1515 IL
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

OWNER LEAVING CITY--12 1-bed-
Income Ss,4O0. Low operating exp
APPRoX. piPR * 1900 so. Fl. Of lst COM
mercial right in the center. Of newly
developed area only q short dis
anse ESm Tssa the Or nsw seme s3press on. hsh E
knows how to develop commercial
ground. Priced for immediate sale
Call LOUIS MILLER. UN. 4-2723
ARLNGToN-An s-unit det. bricl
RM RRd 5rasse sraasg. viii consider tFo tTade
SuT!TLAND&4-unit modern apt. in.
come $3 600. Priced to sell. Call Mr.
Van Eek. MEzzANoTTE g. CO.. co
TO VIZ VIRGINIA. Ii IA Residents ONLY
estate investment tpropertyl.. In
shares of $500 each; Unusual OPP
PGat!nn PortHnity , for small .Ps Investors in
APT. House. near a5th and Pa. ave.
n.w.-9 units containing As rms;
Income $500 per year. Priced
very low for quick sale. Call Mr.
Steffel with CHESTER H. KELLER
NEAR "a 0-Gh uNfoS SE e 81 ss4AS1oNas S1dS2 ind,-
sgls;: income $343 per mo: SIS, 900.
Exclusive listing. NJ. E. SMITH, INC.
SEMIDETACHED BRICK; family,
5 years old, immaculate cond. Price.
S13,950. Down payment. 81 800.
Excellent Sc. rental area Call Mr..
McGinniss. TU. 2-23sS. F.. W.
BERENS, SALES. LIS. Ill
BEST RENTAL LOCATION--Tenant
pay heat and utils.; low upkeep; s.
apt. brick, l bedrm.: on bus. Trades
considered. McCUNE, 10. 3-6SS9,
SILVER SPRING. near Sligo PARK
/ New 6-unit apt. bldg. Priced ap-
| prox : times annual income, Sc, $50,
| coFFMAN REALTY. ~, 9-4123i;
! Sun. and ewes. JU. 5-5G06. IL
1O32-3l 18th ST. N.E.-Twe frame
houses with asbestos shingled fronts
Owner anxious to sell. Phone Mr..
I BRENT Ma. S-9763. Ill
GAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. corner:
| p. G. County; leased to ESQ Is
| yrs. at minimum guarantee rental;
circumstances forcing sale: vii
| sacrifice. Call OIL. 4-0134. -12
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT - Si1
| small houses, good rents, very rea-
| sonably priced. WALTER A. BROWN
10lS Vermont ave-, Ma. S-1652
OWNER LEAVING TOWN
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

49II GEORGIA AVE.-Store adjacent
Peoples Drug Store. Food Town Mar
ket and Colony Theater; best block
on Ga. ave. Size 16x90. D.
ROCKVILLE, Md stores for rent;
front room 59x1S1s. back room
as j store or separate. Cali Poplar
STORE, 2OX5O, 3rd and Sheridan st
n.w.-Parking in rear. Call B. B
ALLISON, RA. S-0513. --12
CLARENDON - Excellent location
small store, any type service bust.
ness: 500 mo. IA. 2-1122. Ill
LGE. STORE with double bsmt. 6705
New Hampshire ave-, to be ready
for November 15 occupancy. Reas
rent LU. 4-2125, RIA. 6-3270. Ill
STORE FOR RENT, S25 mo. Located
18th and N. Y. ave. NV. ,Wo
Prominent CORNER STORE, is21
18th ST. nw.-Will moderniZe t.
suit, SIDNEY WEINBERG g. SONS
MoDEFN Ri EFS47Si SUPER MARKET, in ma fast
0IS IN is54. Sc Rent, ssGSl0 $45o 'rrO per NO. o
percentage lease. Call MR.. LEON
ARD. 10 2-37s3 or 10. 3-5624
1920 CONN. AvE.-17xso, opposit,
Hahn's Shoe. Peck & Peck, Jellef' S
Woolwerth'S' Prugst1Te, d%S Be Best . 4 &aGS &c
sToRE TORE cS HVAiiABLE b mp: in silver iei spPint
in one of the most outstanding
shopping center locations: ample
goN gsoTNkinS rsasS9a6lf SR3Y fRESnToFg rsnf FHoMp ~
1000 OR 1000 50. Fl Fl. floor space
with dry basement; or would con-
slider to share some floor space with
some type food business. Has Gus:
toner parking, adjoins Ga. % %ane
Aassa sss Gs 9ss 'sT@ina sTa JU r. 54sSeoyG 54ss5
BARBER BARBER SHOP, no competition; l..
500 families in new development
re rent OfrSfF ine hest sa4p and fNf Wate eT f.
PAULSoN. Ma. s-s383 or RA
ss1 'i 10th ST. Nw.-opp. Knights o
Columbus. Small store, large shov
window, parking space in rear
REsT Rsnt GSRNrk $s5 IA 4sntSn s9T4s and pe7.bln0
heart Of Silver spring-Tw6 ney
CORNER SToRE, at 18th and Col
I'd. n.w.-Has $500 So. it.. plus full
section; suitable for a drugstore
restaurant or any other. type retail
business. Call Mr.. Holland, H. G
SMMTTHY CO., 81 18th st. NV.
|SIX-STORE SHOPPING CENTER, IL
nearby Md, has openings for beauty
shop or variety store; ample parking
Size, 13x7S. Call Mr.. Holland, H. G
ssM1IHYa HSYaoGCo. co. s11 18th st. NV
18th AND n SITS. N.W.-English
bSmt. store, with approx. $50 SO
it., heat furn.; suitable for mos
any type retail business. Call Mr.
Holland, H. G. SMITHY CO., 81
18th st. NV, ST. 3-3300. IL
3711 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
tailor fullySequip.: low rent.
H. M. APPLESTEIN, RA. 3-3937
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont. J

(oLD) - FIvE-RooM
WHITE NEIGHBoRHooD. NEAR
FAIRFAX ST. NEEDS BATHROOM
5000, S1,700 CASH REQUIRED,
ASK ABOUT THE ONE FOR So. 500
ON FAIRFAX ST. r. L. SWEITZER,
KT Q-4977 Ill
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STORES, OFFICES. WAREHOUSES
WITH PARKING FACILITIES
LOUIS BURMAN
co. 5-0988
in Commercial Properties
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$4,000
COMMERCIAL D

Opposite new shopping center. 1850
square feet; $165 per month income
from present property. Excellent
futurel Only S21, 800. Call Mr.
Harris. MA. $4,000. Listing lie.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC
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FORT MYER

O4b AVA - A14S
Unusually attractive 1-bedrm. apt
in new building. avail. for immed
occupancy, close to shop. and transp
$3.50 includes all utils. May be
seen between IL and PM, 1915
North 18th st.. Apt. 5, Arlington
DREYFUSS BROS. Ill
HUNTERS VALLEY
Only II miles from District. owner;
built redwood rambler on wooded
acres, extra lge. liv. .rm. with nre.
place. picture windows, indirect
lighting, pine paneled den: Comp
Westinghouse KIT and laundry. din
rpn. lge bedrms., walk-in closets
III baths. Paneled stairs to storage
$4,000 Vienna 6s7-M.
Lyon Park-Open 1-6
COW. TO ARL. HALL. FORT MYER
ANNEX. PENTAGON
Two-bedrm., brick. Eng. Colonial, with
foyer entr., sep din. rm., bsmt. with
laVatorv and shower, h.-w.h.
Two-car garage; excel terms and
financing available at $16,950.
DIR: Arl. blvd, or N. Pershing DIR
to 5000 block IN. Highland ST., on
Highland to N. 4th st. and ouI
open" sign.
J. NJ. MAGRUDER IA. 10000
MULTIPLE LISTING REALToR
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area; telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenosrapher available. Call DE
2-SO00.
on Wilson Blvd.--Ofice
and desk space with phone and sec
retarial services. ia. 5-9l97. IL
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NEAR LEESBURG. VA.

373-acre cattle farm. Water in every
field; fenced and eross-fenced. Re-
puted to be one of the best in
Loudoun Co. o. S. soil conservation
test proof. 2 ponds, streams, z
springs q extra large, supplies
houses and barn.. No master dwell.
ing. 2 tenant houses, with
baths. Young orchard. Ponds
in every direction. Large barn
sheds. 3 cement silos. Farm will
carry $50 head cattle. Some woods
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"GRASSIANDS"

202-acre cattle and sheep farm
about 55 mi. D. c.; Warren anc
Fauquier Co.'S; streams, springs
fences; hay fields producing 20 tons
balance. grazing; some woods. View
is breathtaking. Elevation, 1,400 TT
Land will accommodate go heac
a large 1880 plastered stone man.
sion, extra thick walls, partly re-
stored. Center hall through house
4 fireplaces, . bedrooms; 1 bath fin
ished, l unfin.; pantry, den or farm
office, large porch, part basement;
large brick terrace. Guest cottage
stalls: 2 tenant houses; the usual
outbldgs.: stone spring house. 34-mi
road frontage on hard road. 6 mi
to Front Royal. A gloriously beauti-
full setting. Fine place to retire
$65,000.
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MiddletOWn Valley
5h ACRES

OI3 11O1GLO
with 4-bedrm., brick Cape Cod style
house. full bsmt. close to Herndon
financed. reas. down payment. price
reduced to Sl4,750, which incl. gar
den tractor, laying flock and hay.
owner being transferred makes this
buy possible. Call Herndon 361 for
appt. to inspect.
Herndon Realty Agency
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Consult Leasing Department.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
Realtors Since 1905
1905 H st. NV. Ma. e-2S4b
Ill
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES g STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-22
Sen. Murray Appeals For
Funds For Yellowtail

ton unit to $7,461, 900. 1t was cut
to $6,O00,0OO in the House of Rep
resentatives. He recommended ade-
quate provision for the start of
work on the Missouri diversion unit
as soon as revised plans are avail
able.
sit would be wasteful-not eco
nomical," he said, "to make some
flat, percentage cut in this or any
other project, resulting only in a
which would require long
er employment of supervisory per-
sonnet, an extension of the construc-
ton period overhead costs, and a de-
lay in reaping benefits"
"Slow down of projects would not
mean true economy" Senator Muir
ray contended.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-22
SECRETARY HOBBY ASKED
TO "ExAMINE YOUR
CONSCIENCE

Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey Cd
Mimi vigorously protested attempts
to "build a record of economy at
the expense of school children of
this country"
In letter to Oveta Culp Hobby,
Secretary of the new Department of
Health, Welfare and Education, Sen.
Humphrey said he was "dismayed"
to learn of recommendations for Grip
ping the Office of Education by bud
get slashes amounting to 68 per
cent of funds available.
''For the first time in our his
tory, we now have a Department
of Health, Welfare and Education
Sen. Humphrey wrote, in part.
Can it be your intention to sub
ject education to just figurehead
status in your department, by so
crippling the Office of Education
as to render it virtually useless?
"All of us are interested in econ
omy, Mrs. Secretary, but not at
the expense of the nations future
at the expense of decent educa-
ton for its school children"
Sen. Humphrey said he has par
ticularly concerned with a proposed
slash of one-fourth in the ALLEGATION
to states for vocational education
training in agricultur-
al education, home economics, and
for trades in high schools.
Sen. Humphrey urged Mrs. Hobby,
for the sake of the school children
Of America" to Examine your con-
science and once again review your
budget proposals-not in the light of
careless campaign pledges, but rather
n the light of the public interest
your position of trust imposes upon
you to protect"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-05-22
Continued from page one)
natural resources are concerned"

natural resources are concerned"
In supplementing the directors
statement, Shipman said, "The alarm
ing trend inaugurated by leaders in
the present administration is a revers-
al of the gradual progress which has
been made in the last forty years to-
ward an integrated and well-co-ordi-
mated program for development of the
Missouri and Columbia Basins. The
sound principles of conservation and
multipurpose development are being
ignored.
SHORTSIGHTED WASTE
THE so called economy program
is actually one of shortsighted waste
because floods will continue to take
their toll and lack of irrigation and
low-cost electric power will curtail
production of food and fibre which is
going to be needed for our own rapid
ly growing population and our hungry
friends and allies throughout the
world"
A large part of the meeting was
deVoted TO consideration of the report
of the Missouri Basin Survey Com
mission released last Feb. 20. Ship
man indicated statement of evalua-
ton and critical analysis of the re-
port by the directors will be available
in few weeks.
Directors attending the meeting,
in addition to the president, were
Glenn McPhail, Anaconda; E. F. Lad
wig, Billings; M. A. Wright, Glasgow;
Sven Twedt, Rudyard; Don Chapman,
Great Falls; Jasper DeDobbeleer,
Glasgow, and Marian Covington, sec
retary to the board.
Col. Jerome G. Locke, former con-
'ultlng engineer to the Missouri Ba-
'ln Survey Commission, reviewed the
work of the commission. u
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1953-02-28
(Intended For Last Week.
Funeral Announcements

Funeral services for Champ
Drake, aged resident of PITT Drum
mond Street, was held Sunday
morning at IL o'clock from the
First Baptist Church with the pas
tor, Rev. ]. H. Williams, officiat-
ing. Interment was made in New
Zion Cemetery with Dillon Funer-
al Home in charge of the arrange
ments.
The deceased was a deacon of
his church and member and past
Worshipful Master of Mt. Nebo
Masonic Lodge No. 81, A.F.&A.M.,
Al Pettigrew,, w. NJ, rites of this
order were held at the cemetery.
His survivors include his wild
ow, Bertha Drake; daughter,
Cathleen Chavis; three sons John
Drake, Chicago; Charles Drake, Los
Angeles; Albert Drake, New York
City; five grandchildren; three bro
theirs. Marshall Barnes. Vicksburg;
Gloster Flowers, Port Gibson; Will
lie McClain, Chicago; a sister, E1n-
ma Austin, Grange Hall commun-
ity, and other relatives including
son-in-law. Thomas Chavis, 2717
Drulnmond Street.
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that the Lord, He is God It is He
that at made us, and not we our
selves. We are His people, and the
sheep of His pasture. Enter into His
gates with thanksgiving and into
His courts with praise. Be thank
full unto Him, and bless His name.
For the Lord is good. His mercy
is everlasting, and His truth en-
dureth to all generations. Psalms
100.
Visit one of the following church.
es where warm welcome awaits
you, Sunday, March l, 1853, at
IL a. m, and 7 p. m.
Mt. Zion, No. l, North Cherry
ST., Rev. D. L. Clifton, pastor: Jack
son Street, Jackson and 82nd St
son Street, Jackson and End North.
Rev A W. Wilson, pastor; King
Solomon, Farmer Street, Rev B.
l.. Thomas. pastor; Mt. Heroden,
Clay Street, Rev David Matthews,
pastor; Mt. Lebanon, Cedar Grove,
Rev. c. c. Smith, pastor; Bethel
AME, First East ST., Rev. j. A..
Thornton, pastor; Mt Olive, Lanes
Hill, Rev. M. J. Gilbert, pastor; Mt.
Olive No. 2, Locust Street, Rev.
Lacey, pastor: First Baptist, Lane
Street, Rev. J. H. Williams. pastor:
Holly Grove, Johnson Street. Rev.
c. j. Stevenson, pastor; Calvary,
Kline Street, Rev. L. H. Henderson.
pastor; Mt Zion No 4, Sherman
Avenue, Rev. Henry Hardy, pastor.
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with Mrs. o. M. Reece, Royal Grand
Matron of Jackson, in charge.
The services OF Mrs. Reece in
Guided the installing of officers
elected to serve through 1858 who
were as follows:
Mrs. Rosie Robinson, w. M. re-
elect; Mrs. Margaret Braxton, asst
w NJ. Mrs Ella w. Sprouse,' trea-
surer, re-elect; Mrs. E, B. Bow
man, secretary, re-elect; Mrs. Will
lie NJ. Davis, asst secretary; Mrs.
Juliet Redmond. Cond., re-elect:
Mrs. Cora Bass, asst Cond.; Mrs.
w. B. Champ. Adah, Point of Star;
Mrs. Oliver Williams, Ruth; Mrs.
Lucille Williams, Esther; Mrs. Ge-
neva Blackrnan, Martha Mrs. Mar
tina Crews, Electa: Mrs. Elnora
Evans, Sentinel; Mrs. Willie NJ.
O'Neal, Warder; Bro. A. L. Petit
grew, w. P.
The welcome address was SO
beautifully extended by Sister
Oliver Williams. Among the many
friends and Masonic Brethren was
Mr.. Richard johnson, AVN Re-
freshments were served and a
grand time was enjoyed in spite
of the rainey weather.